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Life Goes On - Celebrating Jazz Master Carla Bley On Her 85th Birthday
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This broadcast celebrates the birthdays of Jazz Masters
Carla Bley
piano1938 - 2023
Betty Carter
vocals1929 - 1998
Rubén Blades
vocalsb.1948
Rebecca Kilgore
vocalsb.1949
Keith Brown
pianob.1983
Virginia Mayhew
saxophone, tenorb.1959
Karin Krog
vocalsb.1937
Nadje Noordhuis
trumpetKate Reid
vocals
Grace Kelly
saxophoneb.1992
Playlist
- Virginia Mayhew Quartet "Medi II" from Mary Lou Williams-The Next 100 Years (Renma Recordings) 00:00
- Rubén Blades y Roberto Delgado & Orquestra "The Way You Look Tonight" from SALSWING! (Self Released) 05:23
- Rebecca Kilgore "Somebody Just Like You" from Rebecca Kilgore Vol 1 (Heavywood Music) 08:56
- Host speaks 12:50
" data-original-title="" title="">Chien Chien Lu "Tears and Love" from The Path (Self Released) 14:13Chien Chien Lu
vibraphone
" data-original-title="" title="">Laura Anglade "Easy Way Out" from I've Got Just About Everything (Justin Time) 18:37Laura Anglade
vocals- Host speaks 23:13
- Lioness "Ida Lupino" from Pride & Joy (Posi-Tone) 24:00
- Karin Krog &
" data-original-title="" title="">Archie Shepp "Sing Me Softly Of the Blues" from Hi-Fly (Compendium) 28:12Archie Shepp
saxophone, tenor
b.1937 - Carla Bley "Murder" from I Hate To Sing (WATT/ECM) 34:30
- Host speaks 38:19
" data-original-title="" title="">Marcin Wasilewski Trio withMarcin Wasilewski
piano
b.1975
" data-original-title="" title="">Joe Lovano "Vashkar" from Arctic Riff (ECM) 39:26Joe Lovano
drums
b.1952
" data-original-title="" title="">Kurt Elling "Endless Lawns" from The Questions (Okeh/Sony Masterworks) 45:17Kurt Elling
vocals
b.1967- Host speaks 54:23
- Carla Bley "Life Goes On: And On" from Life Goes On (WATT/ECM) 55:34
- Keith Brown Trio " Queen (feat.
" data-original-title="" title="">Camille Thurman)" from African Ripples (Space Time Records) 1:00:00Camille Thurman
saxophone
b.1986 - Betty Carter "Tight!/Mr. Gentleman" from The Music Never Stops (Blue Engine Records) 1:06:36
- Betty Carter "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most" from Inside Betty Carter (United Artists) 1:11:09
- Host speaks 1:16:28
" data-original-title="" title="">Jennifer Wharton's Bonegasm "Blue Salt" from Not A Novelty (Sunnyside) 1:17:45Jennifer Wharton
trombone, bass
" data-original-title="" title="">Norah Jones "Sunrise" from Til We Meet Again (Blue Note) 1:25:30Norah Jones
piano
b.1979- Host speaks 1:29:59
- Nadje Noordhuis and
" data-original-title="" title="">James Shipp "Mercy Dance" from Indigo (Little Mystery) 1:30:51James Shipp
percussion
b.1980 - Kate Reid "Two Grey Rooms" from The Heart Already Knows (Self Released) 1:35:59
- Host speaks 1:39:49
- Grace Kelly "Count On Me" from Go Time Brooklyn (Pazz Productions) 1:41:16
- " data-original-title="" title="">Rosalyn McClore "The Truth and The Lie" from The Pretty Painted Ladies of Wellington Street (Self Released) 1:46:29
- Shakers 'N Bakers "Everybody's Movin'" from Heart Love (Little I Music) 1:51:05
- Host speaks 1:55:34
- Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:57:06
Tags
Radio
carla bley
Mary Foster Conklin
United States
New York
New York City
Betty Carter
Ruben Blades
Rebecca Kilgore
Keith Brown
Virginia Mayhew
Karin Krog
Nadje Noordhuis
Kate Reid
grace kelly
Chien Chien Lu
Laura Anglade
archie shepp
Marcin Wasilewski
joe lovano
Kurt Elling
Camille Thurman
Jennifer Wharton
Norah Jones
James Shipp
Rosalyn McClore
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