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New Releases Plus Jazz Fathers Jam With Their Offspring
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The annual Fathers Day broadcast celebrates Jazz Fathers and their children, presents new releases from
NYO Jazz
band / ensemble / orchestra
Jo Harrop
vocals
Melissa Errico
vocals
Daryl Sherman
vocalsb.1950
Brianna Thomas
vocals
Alicia Olatuja
vocalsCarol Robbins
harp
Nancy King
vocals1940 - 2025
Tamuz Nissim
vocalsPlaylist
- NYO Jazz "Mr. Jones and Co." from NYO Jazz-We're Still Here (Platoon) 00:00
- Sammy Sherman (feat. Daryl Sherman) "All Of Me" from Live At Chan's-His Autumnal Statement (Arbors) 05:46
- Host speaks 09:10
" data-original-title="" title="">Bucky Pizzarelli &Bucky Pizzarelli
guitar
1926 - 2020
" data-original-title="" title="">John Pizzarelli "I'll Remember April" from Generations (Arbors) 10:28John Pizzarelli
guitar
b.1960
" data-original-title="" title="">Veronica Swift "September in the Rain" from Lonely Woman (HodStef Music) 14:48Veronica Swift
vocals
" data-original-title="" title="">Bob Dorough (feat. Aralee Dorough) "September Song" from The Houston Branch (DeesBees Records) 19:15Bob Dorough
vocals
1923 - 2018- Host speaks 25:24
- Subconscious Trio "I Like My Bed More Than I Like Most People" from Water Shapes (DaVinci Records) 26:31
- Brianna Thomas "My Stove's In Good Condition" from Everybody Knows (Self Released) 31:19
- Jo Harrop "The Heart Wants What the Heart Wants" from The Heart Wants (Lateralize) 34:07
- Host speaks 38:44
" data-original-title="" title="">Jocelyn Gould "Golden Hour" from Golden Hour (Self Released) 39:59Jocelyn Gould
guitar- Jennifer Gammill "Bereft" from Insatiable (Self Released) 45:24
- Alicia Olatuja "Give Me One Reason" from Intuition: Songs From the Minds of Women (Resilience Records) 49:10
- Host speaks 53:05
- Carol Robbins "The Chill" from Taylor Street (Jazzcats) 53:58
- Carol Nelson Trio "The Silence of Clouds" from Night Vision (Blackstairs Records) 1:00:00
- Tamuz Nissim "Fried Bananas" from Echo of a Heartbeat (Street of Stars) 1:06:29
- Host speaks 1:10:04
- Esthesis Quartet "The Gardner" from Esthesis Quartet (Orenda) 1:11:11
" data-original-title="" title="">Randy Porter (feat. Nancy King) "All Of You" from Porter Plays Porter (Self Released) 1:17:36Randy Porter
piano- Melissa Errico "Silent Partner" from Out of the Dark-The Film Noir Project (Ghostlight Records) 1:22:13
- Host speaks 1:27:44
- The Paxton/Spangler Septet "Pata Pata" from Ugqozi (Self Released) 1:28:54
" data-original-title="" title="">Somi "Rising Sun" from Zenzile-The Reimagination of Miriam Makeba (Salon Afrikana) 1:37:39Somi
vocals- Host speaks 1:41:22
" data-original-title="" title="">Margaret Slovak "The Answer Within" from Ballad For Brad (Slovak Music) 1:42:29Margaret Slovak
guitar
b.1962
" data-original-title="" title="">Mark Murphy "Rules of the Road" from Dim the Lights (Millennium) 1:46:39Mark Murphy
vocals
1932 - 2015
" data-original-title="" title="">Nina Simone "My Father" from Baltimore (CTI Records) 1:51:09Nina Simone
piano and vocals
1933 - 2003- Host speaks 1:56:00
- Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:57:10
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Tamuz Nissim
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Bob Dorough
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Randy Porter
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