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Russ Spiegel, Mira Choquette, The Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra, Kristina Koller, Milena Casado, Emi Makabe & More
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Russ Spiegel
guitarb.1962
Mira Choquette
vocalsb.1982
Pete McGuinness
arrangerb.1963
Kristina Koller
vocalsb.1994
Milena Casado
flugelhorn
Emi Makabe
vocals
Betty Carter
vocals1929 - 1998
Jennifer Wharton
trombone, bass
Veronica Swift
vocals
KJ Denhert
guitar, acoustic
Nadje Noordhuis
trumpet
Grace Kelly
saxophoneb.1992
Stevie Wonder
vocalsb.1950
Burt Bacharach
composer / conductor1928 - 2023
Playlist
- Betty Carter "Ms. B.C." from The Music Never Stops (Blue Engine Records) 00:00
- Betty Carter "All I Got" from Look What I Got (Verve) 03:11
- Betty Carter "The Way You Look Tonight" from Meet Betty Carter and Ray Bryant (Sony Music Entertainment) 07:50
- Host speaks 10:32
- Russ Spiegel "Besame Mucho" from Nitty Gritty (Ruzztone Music) 11:44
- Mira Choquette "Long Daddy Green" from Hier Encore (Independent) 18:53
- Host speaks 22:21
- Jennifer Wharton's Bonegasm "Mama's Alright" from Grit & Grace (Sunnyside) 23:17
- The Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra "Where Do You Start" from Mixed Bag (Summit) 28:18
" data-original-title="" title="">Jeff Rupert With Veronica Swift "Pennies From Heaven" from Let's Sail Away (Rupe Media) 35:26Jeff Rupert
saxophone
b.1964- Host speaks 40:07
" data-original-title="" title="">Champian Fulton &Champian Fulton
piano and vocals" data-original-title="" title="">Klas Lindquist "Don't Do That To Me" from At Home (Turtle Bay Records) 41:03Klas Lindquist
saxophone, alto
" data-original-title="" title="">Georgia Mancio &Georgia Mancio
vocals
b.1972
" data-original-title="" title="">Alan Broadbent "When The Time Has Come To Part" from A Story Left Untold (Roomspin Records) 44:28Alan Broadbent
piano
b.1947
" data-original-title="" title="">Nnenna Freelon "Black Orchid" from Tales of Wonder (Concord) 47:59Nnenna Freelon
vocals
b.1954- Host speaks 52:50
" data-original-title="" title="">Simona Premazzi /Simona Premazzi
piano
" data-original-title="" title="">Kyle Nasser Quartet "Back Seat" from From What I Recall (Origin ) 53:50Kyle Nasser
saxophone, tenor
" data-original-title="" title="">Laura Dreyer and the Manhattan-Rio Connection "Inocéncia" from ?gua E Sol (Lavasphere) 1:00:00Laura Dreyer
saxophone
" data-original-title="" title="">The Manhattan Transfer "Walkin' in NY" from Vibrate (Telarc) 1:07:18The Manhattan Transfer
vocals- Kristina Koller "That's What Friends Are For" from Walk On By (Self Released) 1:11:07
- Host speaks 1:15:36
- Milena Casado "Unconditional Love" from Reflection Of Another Self (Candid) 1:16:47
- KJ Denhert "Choose Your Weapon" from Album No. 9 (Motema) 1:23:10
" data-original-title="" title="">Ian Shaw "Small Day Tomorrow" from The Theory Of Joy (Jazz Village) 1:27:53Ian Shaw
vocals
b.1962- Host speaks 1:31:04
- Nadje Noordhuis +
" data-original-title="" title="">James Shipp "These Days" from Multitudes (Little Mystery) 1:32:11James Shipp
percussion
b.1980 - Lucía "Lacy" from Lucía (La Reserve) 1:36:00
- Tillery "God Is In the Details" from Tillery (Core Port) 1:39:18
- Host speaks 1:44:47
- Grace Kelly "Count On Me" from Go Time Brooklyn (Pazz Productions) 1:45:48
- Emi Makabe "Mu" from Echo (Sunnyside) 1:50:56
- Host speaks 1:56:10
- 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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Kristina Koller
Milena Casado
Emi Makabe
Jennifer Wharton
Veronica Swift
KJ Denhert
Nadje Noordhuis
grace kelly
Stevie Wonder
Burt Bacharach
Jeff Rupert
Champian Fulton
Klas Lindquist
Georgia Mancio
Alan Broadbent
Nnenna Freelon
Simona Premazzi
Kyle Nasser
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The Manhattan Transfer
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