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Yazz Ahmed, Jeong Lim Yang, and Neil Ardley
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- Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
- Art Tatum "I Cover The Waterfront" from Jewels in the Treasure Box (Resonance) 00:55
- Laszlo Gardony "Three Minute Mile" from Dig Deep (Sunnyside) 5:31
- Vardan Ovsepian "Glass Figures" from Sketch Book (Fresh Sound New Talent) 10:17
- Host Speaks 14:35
- John Hollenbeck/NDR Big Band "Shaking Peace" from Colouring Hockets (NDR) 16:08
- Yazz Ahmed "Dancing Barefoot" from A Paradise in the Hold (Night Time Stories) 22:31
- Host Speaks 29:31
- Neil Ardley "Three Poems" from A Symphony of Amaranths (Dusk Fire) 31:45
- Laura Campisi "Luckier" from Double Mirror (Self Produced) 43:00
- Host Speaks 46:44
- Jeong Lim Yang "Weeping Dream" from Synchronicity (Sunnyside) 47:23
- Mary Halvorson "Unscrolling" from Cloudward (Nonesuch) 53:48
- Host Speaks 59:03
- Works "Diary of a Missing Voice" from Scouring for the Elements (Connection Works) 1:01:14
- Jarod Bufe "The Forgotten Before" from Brighter Days (Calligram) 1:08:07
- Host Speaks 1:14:22
- Rachel Caswell "Two For The Road" from We're All In The Dance (Turtle Ridge) 1:15:28
- Judy Wexler "Slow Hot Wind" from No Wonder (Jewel City) 1:21:06
- Ronny Whyte "Isn't That The Thing To Do?" from Shades of Whyte (Audiophile) 1:25:25
- Host Speaks 1:28:58
- Satoko Fujii Tokyo Trio "Rain Drop" from Dream a Dream (Libra) 1:31:03
- Taylor Eigsti "Look Around You" from Plot Armor (Ground Up) 1:37:30
- Host Speaks 1:41:40
- Bruno Raberg Tentet "Elegy" from Evolver (Orbis Music) 1:42:17
- Barra Brown Quintet "On A Desert Island" from Dreaming Awake (PJCE) 1:48:24
- Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:53:22
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