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New Releases and Music For The New Year
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This broadcast presents new releases from pianists
Champian Fulton
piano and vocals
Helen Sung
piano
Antonio Adolfo
pianob.1947
Roseanna Vitro
vocalsb.1954
Sheila Jordan
vocals1928 - 2025
Sasha Dobson
vocals
Kate McGarry
vocals
Keith Ganz
guitarb.1972
John Finbury
piano
Camille Bertault
vocalsb.1986
Maria Muldaur
vocalsb.1943
Mel Torme
vocals1925 - 1999
Ariel Pocock
piano
Tom Wopat
vocalsb.1951
Playlist
- Champian Fulton & Stephen Fulton "Pass The Hat" from Live From Lockdown (Self Released) 00:00
- Maria Muldaur with
" data-original-title="" title="">Tuba Skinny "Let's Get Happy Together" from Let's Get Happy Together (Stony Plain) 08:14Tuba Skinny
band / ensemble / orchestra
b.2009 - John Finbury & Camille Bertault "Look at What a Mess You Made" from Single (Self Released) 11:57
- Host speaks 14:28
- Helen Sung "Feed the Fire" from Quartet+ (Sunnyside) 15:37
- Double Bass Double Voice "Exactly Like You" from Ribbon in the Sky (Self Released) 19:54
" data-original-title="" title="">Stephanie Nakasian "Pent-Up House" from French Cookin' (VSOP Records) 23:52Stephanie Nakasian
vocals- Host speaks 28:48
" data-original-title="" title="">Anat Fort Trio &Anat Fort
piano
b.1970
" data-original-title="" title="">Gianluigi Trovesi "Meditation For A New Year" from Birdwatching (ECM) 30:04Gianluigi Trovesi
saxophone
" data-original-title="" title="">Kristen Lee Sergeant "Balm/Burn" from Smoulder (Plastic Sax Records) 34:39Kristen Lee Sergeant
vocals
b.1984- Lorraine Feather "Disastrous Consequences" from Flirting With Disaster (Jazzed Media) 39:44
- Host speaks 44:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Brandee Younger "Somewhere Different" from Somewhere Different (Impulse) 45:23Brandee Younger
harp
b.1983- Mel Torme "The Way You Look Tonight" from Mel Torme Sings Fred Astaire (Bethlehem) 50:34
- Host speaks 52:51
- Antonio Adolfo "Estrada Do Sol" from Jobim Forever (AAM Music) 53:50
" data-original-title="" title="">Patricia Barber "Straight No Chaser" from Clique (Impex Records) 1:00:00Patricia Barber
piano
b.1955- Sasha Dobson "Death of Me" from Girl Talk (Self Released) 1:06:04
- Host speaks 1:10:20
" data-original-title="" title="">Renee Rosnes "Passing Jupiter" from Kinds of Love (Smoke Sessions Records) 1:11:00Renee Rosnes
piano
b.1962- Sheila Jordan "Ballad of the Sad Young Men" from Comes Love: Lost Session 1960 (Capri Records) 1:18:10
- Roseanna Vitro featuring Sheila Jordan "Bird's Song (Relaxin' at Camarillo)" from Sing a Song of Bird (Self Released) 1:22:50
- Host speaks 1:26:08
- Ariel Pocock "Hymn" from Living in Twilight (Justin Time) 1:27:06
- Tom Wopat "Two Grey Rooms" from Consider It Swung (LML Music) 1:31:55
" data-original-title="" title="">Noa Fort "Song For a New Year" from Everyday Actions (ears&eyes) 1:35:49Noa Fort
vocals- Host speaks 1:38:42
" data-original-title="" title="">Jihee Heo "Oh New York" from Are You Ready? (OA2) 1:39:47Jihee Heo
piano
b.2014
" data-original-title="" title="">Ian Shaw "In a New York Minute" from In a New York Minute (Milestone) 1:44:55Ian Shaw
vocals
b.1962- Kate McGarry & Keith Ganz Ensemble "God Moves On the City" from What To Wear In the Dark (Self Released) 1:49:03
- Host speaks 1:54:53
- Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:19
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Radio & Podcasts
Helen Sung
Mary Foster Conklin
United States
New York
New York City
Champian Fulton
Antonio Adolfo
Roseanna Vitro
Sheila Jordan
Sasha Dobson
Kate McGarry
Keith Ganz
John Finbury
Camille Bertault
Maria Muldaur
Lorraine Feather
Mel Torme
Ariel Pocock
Tom Wopat
Tuba Skinny
Stephanie Nakasian
Anat Fort
Gianluigi Trovesi
Kristen Lee Sergeant
Brandee Younger
Patricia Barber
Renee Rosnes
Noa Fort
Jihee Heo
ian shaw
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