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New Releases Plus Birthday Shoutouts To Timeless Jazz Women Going Full Swing
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Sarah McKenzie
piano
Michael Weiss
pianob.1958
Susan Alcorn
guitar, steel1953 - 2025
Vanessa Perica
composer / conductorb.1982
Nora York
vocals
Joni Mitchell
vocalsb.1943
Betty Bryant
piano
Sheila Jordan
vocals1928 - 2025
Bertha Hope
pianob.1936
Lani Hall
vocalsb.1945
Rene Marie
vocals
Kitty Margolis
vocalsb.1955
Samara Joy
vocalsPlaylist
" data-original-title="" title="">Yoko Miwa "Conversation" from Keep Talkin' (Ocean Blue Tear Music) 00:00Yoko Miwa
piano- Joni Mitchell "Be Cool" from Wild Things Run Fast (Geffen Records) 07:25
- Joni Mitchell "The Dry Cleaner From Des Moines" from Mingus (Asylum Records) 11:36
- Host speaks 14:57
- Betty Bryant "Cho Cho" from Project 88 (Bry-Mar Records) 16:17
- Sarah McKenzie "Mean What You Say" from Without You (Normandy Lane Music) 20:03
- Host speaks 22:09
- Jen Hodge All Stars "Flee As a Bird/Dead Man Blues" from Girl In the Groove (Self released) 22:58
" data-original-title="" title="">Maria Muldaur "Loan Me Your Husband" from Don't You Feel My Leg-the Naughty Bawdy Blues of Blue Lu Barker (Last Music Company) 28:13Maria Muldaur
vocals
b.1943- Rene Marie "Sound of Red" from Sound of Red (Motema) 32:22
- Host speaks 38:16
- Michael Weiss "I'll Remember April" from Homage (Cellar Music Group) 39:17
" data-original-title="" title="">Amy London,Amy London
vocals
" data-original-title="" title="">Darmon Meader,Darmon Meader
saxophone" data-original-title="" title="">Dylan Pramuk,Dylan Pramuk
vocals
" data-original-title="" title="">Holli Ross "Bebop Lives (Boplicity)" from The Royal Bopsters Project (Motema) 46:09Holli Ross
vocals- Host speaks 51:05
- Cynthia Hilts "Teacher" from Lyric Fury (Blonde Coyote Records) 51:59
- Miho Hazama "RUN" from Dancer in Nowhere (Sunnyside) 1:00:00
- Kitty Margolis "Ancient Footprints" from Evolution (Mad-Kat Records) 1:07:06
- Samara Joy "Nostalgia" from Linger Awhile (Verve) 1:12:26
- Host speaks 1:15:47
- Susan Alcorn "Mercedes Sosa" from Canto (Relative Pitch Records) 1:17:05
" data-original-title="" title="">Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 "Empty Faces" from Crystal Illusions (A & M Records) 1:22:52Sergio Mendes
piano
1941 - 2024- Nora York "Home Is Where The Heart Is (from What I Want)" from Jump (Good Mood Records) 1:25:37
- Host speaks 1:28:01
- Vanessa Perica Orchestra "Love and War" from The Eye Is the First Circle (Self Released) 1:29:07
- Dara Tucker "Falling" from Dara Starr Tucker (Green Hill Music) 1:34:01
- Ernestine Anderson (feat.
" data-original-title="" title="">Houston Person) "Make Someone Happy" from A Song For You (HighNote) 1:37:30Houston Person
saxophone, tenor
b.1934 - Host speaks 1:42:01
- Bertha Hope (feat. " data-original-title="" title="">Walter Booker &
Walter Booker
bass
b.1933
" data-original-title="" title="">Jimmy Cobb) "Gone To See T" from Nothin' but Love (Reservoir Music) 1:43:14Jimmy Cobb
drums
1929 - 2020 - Sheila Jordan "Bird Alone" from Live at Mezzrow (SmallsLive) 1:47:51
- Sheila Jordan "Ballad of the Sad Young Men" from Comes Love: Lost Session 1960 (Capri Records) 1:50:59
- Host speaks 1:55:40
- Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:39
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Sarah McKenzie
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Vanessa Perica
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Betty Bryant
Bertha Hope
Lani Hall
Jen Hodge
Rene Marie
Miho Hazama
Kitty Margolis
Samara Joy
Yoko Miwa
Maria Muldaur
Amy London
Darmon Meader
Dylan Pramuk
Holli Ross
Sergio Mendes
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