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William Parker, Kimura/Guy/Hemingway & Frank London
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- Rodrigo Amado & The Humanization 4tet "Two Girls" from Electricity (Ayler Records) 00:00
- Host speaks 05:59
- William Parker, Cooper-Moore & Hamid Drake "Five Angels At The Stream" from Heart Trio (AUM Fidelity) 09:05
- Matt Pavolka Band "And Then We Towed New Zealand Out To Sea" from Disciplinary Architecture (Sunnyside) 17:04
- Juanma Trujillo "Rojo" from Howl (Endectomorph) 23:53
- Host speaks 29:51
- Daniel Carter's Telepathic Band "Restive Aura Rant" from Telepathic Mysteries Vol. 2 (577 Records) 31:34
- Soren Norbo, Wadada Leo Smith & Kresten Osgood "Sorgen Rammer" from Dét Som Ikke Kan Kaldes Tilbage (Ilk Records) 40:30
- Michal Aftkya Quintet "Navi Sad" from Frukstrat (Multikulti Project) 45:14
- Host speaks 50:31
- Louise Dam Eckardt Jensen & Carol Liebowitz "Almagest of Ptolemy" from Ephemeris (Neuma) 51:54
- Alfredo Colon "Grinnin' In Your Face" from Blood Burden (Out Of Your Head) 1:01:51
- Host speaks 1:07:45
- Izumi Kimura, Barry Guy & Gerry Hemingway "Underdrift" from Six Hands Open As One (FSR Records) 1:09:30
- James Brandon Lewis Quartet "Triptych" from Transfiguration (Intakt) 1:15:20
- Prashant Samlal "The Protector" from Atma (Minimal Damage) 1:21:20
- Host speaks 1:27:19
- Tiziano Tononi & Emanuele Parrini "Altri Momenti Allusivi" from Other Interactions ... July 5th (Felmay) 1:29:30
- Mojo Jojo "Cascade" from Another Day In The Life (Off Record Label) 1:36:16
- William Parker "New World Order" from I Plan To Stay A Believer (AUM Fidelity) 1:41:47
- Stateless Trio "Ear To The Ground" from Lost Art (Self-released) 1:48:38
- Host speaks 1:56:02
- Frank London & The Elders "Spirit Stronger Than Blood" from Spirit Stronger Than Blood (ESP-Disk) 2:01:20
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