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A Pride of Jazz Leos - Louis Armstrong, Abbey Lincoln, Dorothy Ashby & More
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Lots of Jazz Leos to celebrate on today's broadcast. Included are new releases from
Beth Duncan
vocals
Regina Carter
violinb.1966
Lauren Lee
vocalsb.1987
Abbey Lincoln
vocals1930 - 2010
Louis Armstrong
trumpet and vocals1901 - 1971
KJ Denhert
guitar, acoustic
Hendrik Meurkens
harmonicab.1957
Kat Gang
vocalsb.1980
Dorothy Ashby
harp1932 - 1996
Kat Edmonson
vocalsb.1983
Roberta Piket
piano
Terri Lyne Carrington
drumsb.1965
Playlist
- Louis Armstrong "Hotter Than That" from West End Blues (1926-1933) (Epm Musique) 00:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Wynton Marsalis Septet "I'm Not Rough" from United We Swing (Blue Engine Records) 03:05Time MarkerWynton Marsalis
trumpet
b.1961- " data-original-title="" title="">Beth Duncan "I'm All Yours" from I'm All Yours (Saccat Records) 06:06
Beth Duncan
vocals - KJ Denhert "Sorry" from Destiny (Mother Cyclone Records) 11:09
- Host speaks 15:06
" data-original-title="" title="">Linda Dachtyl "A Late One" from A Late One (Summit) 16:13Linda Dachtyl
organ, Hammond B3
" data-original-title="" title="">Paulette McWilliams "Ruby" from A Woman's Story (Blujazz) 20:23Paulette McWilliams
vocals- Host speaks 27:07
- Hendrik Meurkens,
" data-original-title="" title="">Bill Cunliffe "Ode to Billy Joe" from Cabin in the Sky (Height Advantage) 28:04Bill Cunliffe
piano
b.1956 - Kat Gang "Come Closer" from Come Closer (NKR Records) 33:06
- Host speaks 37:56
- Roberta Piket "Mentor" from West Coast Trio (Thirteenth Note) 39:00
- Terri Lyne Carrington + Social Science (feat.
" data-original-title="" title="">Maimouna Youssef) "If Not Now, When" from The Waiting Game (Motema) 45:22Maimouna Youssef
vocals - Host speaks 50:48
" data-original-title="" title="">Deanna Witkowski "New August Tune" from Wide Open Window (Khaeon World Music) 51:52Deanna Witkowski
piano
b.1972- Dorothy Ashby "Back Talk" from The Jazz Harpist (Regent Records) 1:00:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Rebecca Coupe Franks "Will I Survive the Night" from Every Little Thing Counts (RDF Records) 1:05:03Rebecca Coupe Franks
trumpet
b.1961- Host speaks 1:08:05
" data-original-title="" title="">Marc Cary "Throw It Away" from For the Love of Abbey (Motema) 1:09:16Marc Cary
piano- Abbey Lincoln "Retribution" from Straight Ahead (Candid) 1:15:06
" data-original-title="" title="">Claudia Acuna "The Music Is the Magic" from Home Gift of Music-Japanese Earthquake & Tsunami Relief (Sunnyside) 1:18:53Claudia Acuna
vocals-
" data-original-title="" title="">Carmen McRae "Monkery's the Blues" from Carmen Sings Monk (RCA Records) 1:22:52Carmen McRae
vocals
1920 - 1994 - Host speaks 1:27:38
- Regina Carter "Georgia on My Mind" from Swing States: Harmony in the Battleground (Tiger Turn) 1:29:04
- Ken Steele, Peter Curtis "Firefly" from Steele in Love (Bella Barktalk Records) 1:33:02
- Kat Edmonson "Too Late to Dream" from Dreamers Do (Spinnerette Records) 1:35:42
- Host speaks 1:39:21
" data-original-title="" title="">Geri Allen & the Mary Lou Williams Collective "Leo" from Zodiac Suite: Revisited (Mary Records ) 1:41:04Geri Allen
piano
1957 - 2017- " data-original-title="" title="">Brenda Nicole Moorer "Return to Sender" from Marrow (Ropedope) 1:43:51
- Lauren Lee "Fine and Good" from Single (Self released) 1:47:24
- Host speaks 1:51:12
" data-original-title="" title="">Meg Okura & the Pan Asian Chamber Jazz Ensemble "Black Rain" from Ima Ima (Self released) 1:52:47Meg Okura
violin
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Abbey Lincoln
Mary Foster Conklin
United States
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Beth Duncan
Regina Carter
Lauren Lee
Louis Armstrong
KJ Denhert
Hendrik Meurkens
Kat Gang
Dorothy Ashby
Kat Edmonson
Roberta Piket
Terri Lyne Carrington
wynton marsalis
Linda Dachtyl
Paulette McWilliams
Bill Cunliffe
Maimouna Youssef
Deanna Witkowski
Rebecca Coupe Franks
Marc Cary
Claudia Acuna
Carmen McRae
Geri Allen
Brenda Nicole Moorer
Meg Okura
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