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Naomi Moon Siegel, Jazzmeia Horn, Luis Giraldo and Diana Panton, Birthday Shoutouts & More
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Naomi Moon Siegel
tromboneb.1984
Jazzmeia Horn
vocals
Diana Panton
vocals
Ethel Waters
vocals1896 - 1977
Julia Lee
piano1902 - 1958
Houston Person
saxophone, tenorb.1934
Andy Bey
piano1939 - 2025
Carmen Lundy
vocalsb.1954
Allison Miller
drums
Jane Monheit
vocalsb.1977
Playlist
- Houston Person "Learnin' The Blues" from Rain or Shine (HighNote) 00:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Bonnie Raitt "You Got To Know How" from Give It Up (Warner Records) 06:17Bonnie Raitt
guitar and vocals
b.1949- Ethel Waters & Her Ebony Four "Go Back Where You Stayed Last Night" from Woman With Attitude: Pioneer Women's Libbers & Other Threats to Civilization (Legacy) 09:50
- Host speaks 13:13
- Naomi Moon Siegel "Seep Into My Pores" from Shatter The Glass (Slow & Steady Records) 14:44
- Andy Bey "Willow Weep For Me" from Ballads, Blues & Bey (Evidence Music) 21:29
- Host speaks 28:12
- Allison Miller "Blue Wild Indigo" from Rivers In Our Veins (Royal Potato Family) 29:15
- Carmen Lundy "So Amazing" from Fade To Black (Afrasia Productions) 36:24
- Jazzmeia Horn "TIP" from Messages (Empress Legacy) 39:51
- Host speaks 44:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Teri Parker's Free Spirits "Perseverance" from Peaks and Valleys (Modica Music) 44:59Teri Parker
piano
b.1986
" data-original-title="" title="">Jack Jones feat.Jack Jones
vocals
b.1938
" data-original-title="" title="">Joey DeFrancesco "Here's To Life" from Artwork (Calvary Productions) 48:45Joey DeFrancesco
organ, Hammond B3
1971 - 2022- Host speaks 54:31
" data-original-title="" title="">Alden Hellmuth "Whirl" from Good Intentions (Fresh Sound New Talent) 55:20Alden Hellmuth
saxophone- The
" data-original-title="" title="">Claire Daly Band "Blue Lady" from Rah! Rah! (Ride Symbol) 1:00:00Claire Daly
saxophone, baritone
- 2024 - Julia Lee "Lotus Blossom" from Marijuana Madness: The Best Of Reefer Songs 1927-1947 (Fuel 2000) 1:06:26
" data-original-title="" title="">Hannah Gill "You Hurt Me" from Spooky Jazz, Vol. 2 (Turtle Bay Records) 1:09:42Hannah Gill
vocals- Host speaks 1:14:21
" data-original-title="" title="">Elsa Nilsson "Radal" from Atlas Of Sound-Quila Quina (ears&eyes) 1:15:44Elsa Nilsson
flute
b.1987- Jane Monheit "New Beginning" from Jane Monheit (Club44) 1:21:39
- Host speaks 1:28:02
" data-original-title="" title="">Anne Sajdera "Ach Anicka" from It's Here (Bijuri Records) 1:29:01Anne Sajdera
piano
b.1965- Luis Giraldo "Candy" from I'm Old Fashioned (Cellar Music Group) 1:35:22
- Diana Panton "Until It's Time For You To Go" from soft winds and roses (Sono Recording Group) 1:38:57
- Host speaks 1:44:01
" data-original-title="" title="">Mavis Pan "Seventy Times Seven" from Rising (Self Released) 1:45:13Mavis Pan
piano
" data-original-title="" title="">Kristin Korb "I Saved The World Today" from Sweet Dreams (Giant Sheep Music) 1:51:22Kristin Korb
bass
b.1969- Host speaks 1:55:39
- Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:49
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