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Vanisha Gould
vocals
Chris McCarthy
pianob.1994
Kristen Edkins
saxophone, tenor
Peter Erskine
drumsb.1954
Lisa Markley
vocals
Melba Liston
trombone1926 - 1999
Margaret Slovak
guitarb.1962
Ruth Brown
vocals1928 - 2006
Michelle Walker
vocals
Jessica Molaskey
vocals
Douyé
vocalsb.1969
Dee Daniels
vocalsLisa Markley
vocals
Kris Davis
pianob.1980
Ingrid Jensen
trumpetb.1966
Jay Clayton
vocals1941 - 2023
Playlist
- Pamela Samiha Wise "Ode To Dorothy" from A New Message From The Tribe (Tribe Records) 00:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Carol Sloane "Can't We Be Friends" from Something Cool (Candid) 05:55Carol Sloane
vocals
1937 - 2023- Vanisha Gould and Chris McCarthy "Jolene" from Life's A Gig (Fresh Sound) 09:46
- Host speaks 14:16
- Melba Liston "Blues Melba" from Melba Liston & Her 'Bones (MetroJazz) 15:47
" data-original-title="" title="">Gloria Lynne "We Never Kissed" from Lonely and Sentimental (Essentia Media Group) 22:14Gloria Lynne
vocals
b.1931
" data-original-title="" title="">Abbey Lincoln "Rainbow" from Love Having You Around (Live At Keystone Korner) (HighNote) 22:46Abbey Lincoln
vocals
1930 - 2010- Host speaks 29:14
- Margaret Slovak "Again" from Ballad For Brad (Self Released) 30:14
- Ruth Brown "I Feel the Earth Move" from Wonderful World (The Orchard Enterprises) 34:37
- Host speaks 39:05
- Kristen Edkins "Wuhoo" from Shapes & Sound (Self Released) 40:15
- Michelle Walker "Call Me Crazy" from Love Misery (Self Released) 44:26
- Jessica Molaskey "In France They Kiss On Main Street" from Portraits of Joni (Ghostlight Records) 48:25
- Host speaks 52:12
- " data-original-title="" title="">Peter Erskine "Lonely Town" from Bernstein In Venice (Origin) 53:09
Peter Erskine
drums
b.1954 
" data-original-title="" title="">Michael Dease "Just Waiting" from Swing Low (Posi-Tone) 1:00:00Michael Dease
trombone
b.1982- Douyé "Key Largo" from The Golden Sèkèrè (Rhombus) 1:07:03
- Dee Daniels "Love Me Tender" from Jazzinit (Self Released) 1:12:46
- Host speaks 1:16:55
- Kris Davis "The Dancer" from Live At the Village Vanguard (Pyroclastic Records) 1:18:09
" data-original-title="" title="">Mark Winkler "In Love In New York" from The Rules Don't Apply (Café Pacific) 1:24:34Mark Winkler
vocals- Host speaks 1:29:30
" data-original-title="" title="">Artemis "Timber" from In Real Time (Blue Note) 1:30:20Artemis
band / ensemble / orchestra- Lisa Markley "Easy Chair Escape" from Single (Live At Calvin's) (Self Released) 1:37:42
- Host speaks 1:41:50
- Jay Clayton and
" data-original-title="" title="">Jerry Granelli "New Morning Blues" from Alone Together (Sunnyside) 1:42:51Jerry Granelli
drums
1940 - 2021 - Jay Clayton "For Heaven's Sake" from In And Out Of Love (Sunnyside) 1:47:03
- Jay Clayton & " data-original-title="" title="">Kirk Nurock "I May Remember Him" from Unraveling Emily (Sunnyside) 1:52:10
- Host speaks 1:55:53
- Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:45
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Vanisha Gould
Chris McCarthy
Kristen Edkins
Peter Erskine
Lisa Markley
Melba Liston
Pamela Samiha Wise
Margaret Slovak
RUTH BROWN
Michelle Walker
Jessica Molaskey
Douyé
Dee Daniels
Kris Davis
Ingrid Jensen
Carol Sloane
Gloria Lynne
Abbey Lincoln
Michael Dease
Mark Winkler
Artemis
Jerry Granelli
Kirk Nurock
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