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Steve Coleman, Berne/Formanek & Arthur Blythe
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Steve Coleman
saxophone, altob.1956
Rich Brown
bass, electric
Tim Berne
saxophone, altob.1954
Michael Formanek
bass, acousticb.1958
Peter Van Huffel
saxophoneb.1978
Meinrad Kneer
bass, acousticb.1970
Yorgos Dimitriadis
drumsGuillermo Celano
guitar, electricFriso van Wijck
drums
Hayoung Lyou
pianob.1992
Mathias Landaeus
pianob.1969
Martin Kuchen
saxophone
Arthur Blythe
saxophone, alto1940 - 2017
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" data-original-title="" title="">Thumbscrew "How May I Inconvenience You Today" from Wingbeats (Cuneiform) 00:00Thumbscrew
band / ensemble / orchestra- Host speaks 07:14
- Steve Coleman & Five Elements "Wheel of Nature/Fire Revisited" from Poly Tropos/Of Many Turns (Pi Recordings) 10:08
" data-original-title="" title="">Steph Richards "Supersense" from Supersense (Northern Spy) 23:00Steph Richards
trumpet
" data-original-title="" title="">Caleb Wheeler Curtis "Bears & The Invention Of The Battery" from The True Story Of Bears And The Invention Of The Battery (Imani) 30:31Caleb Wheeler Curtis
saxophone
b.1985- Host speaks 36:39
- Peter Van Huffel, Meinrad Kneer & Yorgos Dimitriadis "Beasts & Creatures" from Synomolies (Evil Rabbit) 38:41
- Guillermo Celano Trio "The Forest" from Labyrinth (TryTone) 45:52
- Friso Van Wijck's Candy Counter "Zombie Horses From Outer Space" from Friso Van Wijck's Candy Counter (TryTone) 51:50
- Host speaks 58:49
- Tim Berne & Michael Formanek "Ho! Time" from Parlour Games (Relative Pitch) 1:00:12
- Various Artists "Spirits Rejoice" from Albert Ayler Reawakened (Eclipse Music) 1:06:41
- " data-original-title="" title="">Nataniel Edelman Trio "Liviano" from En Vivo En Lisbon (Robalo Music) 1:14:22
Nataniel Edelman
piano - Host speaks 1:23:46
- Mathias Landaeus & Martin Kuchen "M??M" from MU?M (SFar) 1:25:28
" data-original-title="" title="">Yaroslav Likhachev "Chromatic Times" from Chromatic Times (Self-released) 1:33:15Yaroslav Likhachev
saxophone, tenor
b.1991
" data-original-title="" title="">John Hollenbeck "Pure Poem" from Colouring Hockets (Flexatonic) 1:39:53John Hollenbeck
drums
b.1968- Host speaks 1:43:22
- Arthur Blythe Quartet "Lower Nile" from Rivbea Live! Series Volume 2 (NoBusiness) 1:45:40
- " data-original-title="" title="">Francesco D’Auria "What Will We Do After Sunday" from Spiritus Spiritus (Caligola) 1:51:03
" data-original-title="" title="">Ben Monder "The Third Eyebrow" from Dust (Arabesque) 1:58:14Ben Monder
guitar
b.1962- Steve Coleman & Five Elements "Round Midnight'" from Poly Tropos/Of Many Turns (Pi Recordings) 2:06:25
- Host speaks 2:14:35
- Hayoung Lyou "Ombre" from The Myth Of Katabasis (Endectomorph) 2:17:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Kevin Sun "Far East Western & Prelude" from Quartets (Endectomorph) 2:23:31Kevin Sun
saxophone, tenor
b.1991- Host speaks 2:32:11
" data-original-title="" title="">Darius Jones Trio "No More My Lord" from Legends of E Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye) (AUM Fidelity) 2:33:16Darius Jones
saxophone, alto
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Tim Berne
Michael Formanek
Peter Van Huffel
Meinrad Kneer
Yorgos Dimitriadis
Guilermo Celano
Friso van Wijck
Hayoung Lyou
Mathias Landaeus
Martin Kuchen
Arthur Blythe
Thumbscrew
Steph Richards
Caleb Wheeler Curtis
Nataniel Edelman
Yaroslav Likhachev
John Hollenbeck
Francesco D'Auria
Ben Monder
Kevin Sun
Darius Jones
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