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Gil Scott-Heron, Esperanza Spalding, Joe Williams and More
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Welcome Music Family! It's time for another episode of the First Instrument Jazz Show. As usual, I've got a great show in store for you including music from
Gil Scott-Heron
vocals1949 - 2011
Sarah Elizabeth Charles
vocals
Joe Williams
vocals1918 - 1999
Esperanza Spalding
bassb.1984
Donald Byrd
trumpet1932 - 2013
Alexis Cole
vocalsb.1976
Playlist
- Intro 00:00
" data-original-title="" title="">The Baylor Project "Becoming" from Generations (Be a Light) 3:14The Baylor Project
band / ensemble / orchestra
" data-original-title="" title="">Zack Foley "I Used to Be Colorblind" from Silent Boomer X (Jazzheads) 10:46Zack Foley
vocals- " data-original-title="" title="">Rochelle Rice "The Sigh" from Wonder (Self Produced) 15:03
- Host Speaks 20:27
" data-original-title="" title="">Charles Turner "Realign" from Single & In Love (Self Produced) 22:53Charles Turner
vocals
" data-original-title="" title="">Tierney Sutton "Hopelessly Devoted to You" from Screenplay (BFM Jazz) 26:53Tierney Sutton
vocals
b.1963- Sarah Elizabeth Charles "Open the Door" from Inner Dialogue (Truth Revolution) 31:05
- April Varner feat. Benny Benack III "I'll Remember April" from April (Cellar Music) 34:16
- Host Speaks 38:04
- Esperanza Spalding and Milton Nasimento "Cais" from Milton + Esperanza (Concord) 41:41
- Alexis Cole "Common Ground" from Jazz Republic (Self Produced) 45:25
" data-original-title="" title="">Karrin Allyson "What's New" from Ballads: Remembering John Coltrane (Concord) 52:09Karrin Allyson
vocals
" data-original-title="" title="">Milton Suggs "Pretty Eyes" from Pure Intention (Imani) 58:06Milton Suggs
vocals- Host Speaks 1:02:00
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" data-original-title="" title="">Moonchild "Nobody" from Please Rewind (Tru Thoughts) 1:05:19Moonchild
band / ensemble / orchestra - Donald Byrd "You and Music" from Places and Spaces (Blue Note) 1:09:17
" data-original-title="" title="">Jazzmeia Horn "Happy Livin'" from Messages (Empress Legacy) 1:14:41Jazzmeia Horn
vocals- Host Speaks 1:20:21
- Joe Sample feat. Lalah Hathaway "For All We Know" from The Song Lives On (GRP) 1:23:05
- " data-original-title="" title="">OLATUJA "Ijo" from Olatuja (Whirlwind Recordings) 1:28:20
" data-original-title="" title="">Phyllis Hyman "Be One" from School Daze Soundtrack (EMI/Manhattan) 1:32:16Phyllis Hyman
vocals
1941 - 1995- Host Speaks 1:36:47
- Erin Propp and Larry Roy "Recomecar'" from We Want All the Same Things (Chronograph) 1:39:23
" data-original-title="" title="">Shirley Horn "He Was Too Good to Me" from I Love You, Paris (Live) (Verve) 1:43:13Shirley Horn
piano
1934 - 2005
" data-original-title="" title="">Andrea Superstein "Everywhere" from Oh Mother (Cellar Music) 1:48:00Andrea Superstein
vocals- Host Speaks 1:51:08
- Joe Williams "Smack Dab in the Middle" from Presenting Joe Williams & Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra (Blue Note) 1:53:37
- " data-original-title="" title="">Lia Marsh Booth "This Can't Be Love" from Life Can Be Beautiful (MetaJax Entertainment) 1:57:12
Lia Marsh Booth
vocals - Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson "A Lovely Day" from From South Africa to South Carolina (Arista) 2:00:11
- Host Speaks 2:03:39
- Show Ends 2:07:17
Tags
Radio & Podcasts
Gil Scott-Heron
Jua Howard
Gil-Scott Heron
Sarah Elizabeth Charles
Joe Williams
Esperanza Spalding
Donald Byrd
Alexis Cole
The Baylor Project
Zack Foley
Rochelle Rice
Charles Turner
Tierney Sutton Band
Karrin Allyson
Milton Suggs
Moonchild
Jazzmeia Horn
OLATUJA
Phyllis Hyman
Shirley Horn
Andrea Superstein
Lia Booth
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