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New Releases And Birthday Shoutouts To Nina Simone, Ida Cox, Nancy Wilson & More
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Jill McCarron
piano
Lynne Arriale
pianob.1957
Mamiko Watanabe
pianob.1980
Rachel Z
keyboards
Nina Simone
piano and vocals1933 - 2003
Patti Wicks
piano1945 - 2014
Ida Cox
vocals1896 - 1967
Nancy Wilson
vocals1937 - 2018
Playlist
- Jill McCarron Trio "The Gin Suite-Gin" from Gin (Jazz Bird Records) 00:00
- Nina Simone "In The Dark" from Nina Simone Sings The Blues (RCA Records) 02:53
- Nina Simone "I Sing Just To Know I'm Alive" from Nina's Back (Verve) 05:46
- Host speaks 09:08
- Giorgia Hannoush "Why Do You Feel Scared Of Love" from Only One Hour (M&P Jazz) 11:42
" data-original-title="" title="">Ada Rovatti (feat.Ada Rovatti
saxophone, tenor
b.1976" data-original-title="" title="">Alma Naidu) "Life Must Go On" from The Hidden World of Piloo (Piloo Records) 14:44Alma Naidu
vocals- Host speaks 21:07
- Rachel Z "Bodhisativa" from Sensual (Dot Time) 23:57
- Patti Wicks "I Have The Feeling I've Been Here Before" from Love Locked Out (MaxJazz) 29:22
- Host speaks 34:01
- " data-original-title="" title="">John J. DiMartino &
John J. DiMartino
drums
b.1940
" data-original-title="" title="">Warren Vache "Willow Weep For Me" from Impromptu (Self Released) 37:07Warren Vache
cornet
b.1951 
" data-original-title="" title="">Ella Fitzgerald "How Long, How Long Blues" from These Are The Blues (Verve) 42:09Ella Fitzgerald
vocals
1917 - 1996
" data-original-title="" title="">Coleman Hawkins Quintet & Ida Cox "Wild Women Don't Have The Blues" from Blues For Rampart Street (Prestige) 46:09Coleman Hawkins
saxophone, tenor
1904 - 1969- Host speaks 49:25
" data-original-title="" title="">Mary Halvorson "Ultramarine" from Cloudward (Nonesuch) 50:59Mary Halvorson
guitar- Lynne Arriale Trio "Persistence" from Being Human (Challenge) 1:00:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Lisa Markley & Bruce Balmer "Hundred In A Dollar" from Standards & Covers (Self Released) 1:04:12Lisa Markley
vocals
" data-original-title="" title="">Nora York "Money, Money" from Swoon (Good Mood Records) 1:06:29Nora York
vocals- Host speaks 1:11:15
- Mamiko Watanabe "Being Guided By The Light" from Being Guided By the Light (JoJo Records) 1:13:37
-
" data-original-title="" title="">Lezlie Harrison "Close Your Eyes" from Let Them Talk (Cellar Music Group) 1:19:56Lezlie Harrison
vocals
b.1960 - Host speaks 1:25:08
- Debby Wang "Fairness" from Aftertaste (Self Released) 1:26:58
- Sara Michaels "Hard Winter" from Chapter 1: Full Circle (Self Released) 1:33:28
- Host speaks 1:38:34
" data-original-title="" title="">Tina Raymond "Ace of Pentacles" from Divinations (Imani Records) 1:42:01Tina Raymond
drums- Nancy Wilson "Ode To Billy Joe" from Welcome To My Love (Capitol Records) 1:45:38
- Natalie Douglas "Woodstock" from Back To The Garden (Club44) 1:50:54
- Host speaks 1:54:45
- 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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Radio & Podcasts
Nina Simone
Mary Foster Conklin
United States
New York
New York City
Jill McCarron
Lynne Arriale
Mamiko Watanabe
Debby Wang
Sara Michaels
Natalie Douglas
Rachel Z
Patti Wicks
Ida Cox
Nancy Wilson
Giorgia Hannoush
Ada Rovatti
Alma Naidu
John DiMartino
Warren Vache
Ella Fitzgerald
Coleman Hawkins
Mary Halvorson
Lisa Markley
Bruce Balmer
Nora York
Lezlie Harrison
Tina Raymond
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