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Jazz Virgos Lovie Austin, Emily Remler and More Welcome the Equinox
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This week the show features new releases from pianists
Marcin Wasilewski
pianob.1975
Joe Lovano
drumsb.1952
Miki Yamanaka
piano
Sharel Cassity
saxophone
Harry Allen
saxophoneb.1966
Lovie Austin
piano1887 - 1972
Kait Dunton
pianob.1983
Helen Sung
piano
Bobby Short
piano1926 - 2005
Wesla Whitfield
vocals1947 - 2018
Nicolas Bearde
vocalsb.1960
Catherine Russell
vocals
Giacomo Gates
vocals
Vi Redd
saxophone, altob.1928
Playlist
- Emily Remler "Blues for Herb" from From East to Wes (Concord) 00:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Abbey Lincoln "I Must Have That Man" from That's Him ! (Riverside) 06:22Abbey Lincoln
vocals
1930 - 2010- Nicolas Bearde "Funny (Not Much)" from I Remember You: The Music of Nat King Cole (Right Groove Records) 10:18
- Host speaks 15:07
- Artemis "Big Top" from Artemis (Blue Note) 16:31
- Vi Redd "Now's the Time" from Bird Call (EMI Music Japan) 21:27
- "
data-original-title="" title="">Eddie Landsberg (feat. " data-original-title="" title="">Giacomo Gates) "In the Land of Oo-Bla-Dee" from Remembering Eddie Jefferson (Berghem) 26:30
Giacomo Gates
vocals - Host speaks 30:04
- Lovie Austin & Her Blues Serenaders "Peepin' Blues" from 1924-1926 (Live) (Hallmark) 31:09
" data-original-title="" title="">Alberta Hunter "Downhearted Blues" from Remember My Name (Columbia) 34:14Alberta Hunter
vocals
1895 - 1984- Catherine Russell "You Reap Just What You Sow" from Single (Dot Time Records) 39:56
- Host speaks 43:06
- Kait Dunton "29 North" from Planet D'earth (Real & Imagined Music) 44:21
- The Moore-McColl Jazz Society "Like a Symphony" from Plastic Fantastic (Self Released) 48:32
- Host speaks 53:06
- Sharel Cassity "Fearless" from Fearless (Relsha Works) 54:22
- Helen Sung "Convergence" from Sung with Words (Stricker Street) 1:00:00
- Bobby Short "My Personal Property" from Songs of New York (Telarc International Corporation) 1:05:10
- Wesla Whitfield "Hooray For Love" from Let's Get Lost (HighNote Records) 1:09:10
- Host speaks 1:12:48
- Harry Allen "I Get Along Without You Very Well" from The Bloody Happy Song (Self Released) 1:14:15
" data-original-title="" title="">Elisabeth Lohninger "When Shadows Fall" from Life Lines (Self released) 1:17:58Elisabeth Lohninger
vocals
b.1970- Host speaks 1:24:09
- Marcin Wasilewski Trio, Joe Lovano "Vashkar" from Arctic Riff (ECM) 1:25:26
" data-original-title="" title="">Fahir Atakoglu (feat.Fahir Atakoglu
piano
" data-original-title="" title="">Aimée Allen) "Love's Crescendo" from For Love (Far & Here LLC) 1:31:16Aimée Allen
vocals
" data-original-title="" title="">Allegra Levy "Zephyr" from Lose My Number (Steeplechase Records) 1:35:50Allegra Levy
vocals- Host speaks 1:40:22
- Miki Yamanaka "Berkshire Blues" from Human Dust Suite (Outside In Music) 1:41:31
" data-original-title="" title="">Kandace Springs "Ex Factor" from The Women Who Raised Me (Blue Note) 1:47:14Kandace Springs
vocals
" data-original-title="" title="">Bettye LaVette "Blackbird" from Blackbirds (Verve) 1:52:41Bettye LaVette
vocals
b.1946- Host speaks 1:56:03
- Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is in the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is in the Groove (PNR) 1:57:08
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Emily Remler
Mary Foster Conklin
United States
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New York City
Marcin Wasilewski
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Miki Yamanaka
Sharel Cassity
Harry Allen
Emily Remler
Lovie Austin
Kait Dunton
Helen Sung
Bobby Short
Wesla Whitfield
Nicolas Bearde
Catherine Russell
Giacomo Gates
Vi Redd
Abby Lincoln
Eddie Landsberg
Alberta Hunter
Elisabeth Lohninger
Fahir Atakoglu
Aimee Allen
Allegra Levy
Kandace Springs
Bettye Lavette
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