| Artist | Title | Album (* = New Release) | Label |
|---|
| Steely Dan | Barrytown | Pretzel Logic | MCA |
| The Monkees | You Just May Be The One | Monkees Anthology | Rhino |
| Brian Rivera | Oh Willy Oh Why | It's Out There Feeding On Itself | f/x |
| Susan DeVita | Something Good | Something Good | - |
| Paul Simon | Think Too Much (A) | Hearts And Bones | Warner Bros. |
| George Harrison | The Art Of Dying | All Things Must Pass | Apple |
| Elton John | Pinky | Caribou | MCA |
| Tabacco | The Eyes Of Mars | 8 Trackology | f/x |
| Stevie Wonder | I Am Singing | Songs In The Key Of Life | Motown |
| Frank Zappa | Yo' Mama | Sheik Yerbouti | Zappa Records |
| Anthony Braxton | Composition 173 | Composition 173 | Mosaic Records |
| Anthony Braxton | Composition 195 | Composition 195 | Mosaic Records |
| Anthony Braxton | Composition N. 169 | Composition N. 169 | Mosaic Records |
| Dynasty Electric | Closer Contact | Burning* | CDbaby |
| Fischer, Spooner | The Best Revenge | Entertainment* | |
| Anthony Braxton | Composition 94 | Composition 94 | Mosaic Records |
| Oliver Nelson | Reuben's Rondo | The Skull Sessions | |
| Jeneane Claps | Modernaire | A Moment Of Time | - |
| Paul Michael Barkan | Lydian Song | No Wiriting On The Signs | Psytech Records |
| George Harrison | When We Wuz Fab | Cloud Nine | Dark Horse Warner Bros. |
| Gian DiMauro | Slip It | Back On Solid Foods | Sonic Underground |
| Johnny Guitar Watson | A Real Mother For Ya | The Very Best Of JGW | Collectibles |
| John Tabacco | A Pinyole Harp Moment | Suburban Hermit* | f/x |
| Randy Newman | The Great Nations Of The Worl | 30 Years Of Randy Newman | Warner Bros. |
| Captain Beefheart | The Floppy Boot Stomp | Shiny Beast | Virgin |
| Ja'net DuBois | Movin' On Up | TV Themes Of The 70's | TV Toons |
The show opens with 37 minutes of songs relying heavily on "A" chords. Then, a small Anthony Braxton birthday celebration ensues followed by various songs from some new comers. Meanwhile,a bunch of frustration is continually revealed as CD player 1 refuses to play automatically and my ipod decides to stop playing for no good reason. Laura Tabacco drops by and gives me friendly advice about getting one's blood pressure checked.
