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When Jazz Pops, Part 1
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Dr. Lonnie Smith, Iggy Pop "Move Your Hand" Move Your Hand -Single (Blue Note) 0:16
- Host talks 4:14
- D'Angelo feat. Roy Hargrove, Charlie Hunter "Spanish Joint" Voodoo (Virgin) 6:21
- Host talks 12:07
- Guru feat. Branford Marsalis, Zachary Breaux "Transit Ride" Jazzmatazz, Vol.1 (Chrysalis\EMI) 13:22
- Justin Warfield feat. Michael Blake, Steven Bernstein "Thoughts in the Buttermilk" My Field Trip to Planet 9 (Rhino/Warner) 17:14
- Host talks 22:09
- A Tribe Called Quest feat. Ron Carter "Verses from the Abstract" The Low End Theory (Jive) 24:54
- MC Solaar feat. Ron Carter "Un Ange En Danger" Stolen Moments: Red Hot + Cool (Impulse!) 28:51
- Michael Leonhart, JSWISS feat. Keyon Harrold "The Chase" The Chase -Single (Sunnyside) 32:39
- Host talks 37:01
- Steely Dan feat. Michael Leonhart, Jim Beard, Jon Herrington "Glamour Profession" Northeast Corridor: Steely Dan Live! (Geffen) 38:30
- Michael Stipe feat. Bill Frisell, Doug Wieselman "Sunday Morning" I'll Be Your Mirror: A Tribute to The Velvet Underground & Nico (Verve) 45:16
- Host talks 49:04
- Marisa Monte feat. John Zorn, Marty Ehrlich "Volte para o Seu Lar" Mais (Phonomotor) 51:43
- Neneh Cherry & The Thing "Accordion" The Cherry Thing (Smalltown Supersound) 56:24
- Gigi feat. Bill Laswell, Henry Threadgill "Tew Ante Sew" Gigi (Palm) 1:00:35
- Host talks 1:05:22
- Brigitte Fontaine, Areski Belkacem, Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Comme à la radio" Comme à la radio (Saravah) 1:07:03
- Danny Wilson feat. Lester Bowie's Brass Fantasy "Ruby's Golden Wedding" Meet Danny Wilson (Virgin) 1:15:06
- Host talks 1:18:16
- Ivano Fossati feat. Enrico Rava "Jubilaeum Bolero" La Disciplina Della Terra (Columbia) 1:19:00
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