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Spring Releases From Jordan VanHemert, Andrea Wolper, Sarah Jerrom, Idit Shner, Melissa Aldana, Fay Victor, Birthday Shoutouts & More
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Midway through Jazz Appreciation Month, this broadcast continues the celebration with new releases from from
Jordan VanHemert
saxophoneb.1988
Andrea Wolper
vocals
Sarah Jerrom
vocalsb.1979
Melissa Aldana
saxophone
Fay Victor
vocals
Marilyn Maye
vocalsb.1928
Barbara Lea
vocalsb.1929
Carmen McRae
vocals1920 - 1994
Haruna Fukazawa
flute
Rosa Passos
guitar and vocalsb.1952
Playlist
- " data-original-title="" title="">Kirsten Edkins "The Goose" from Shapes & Sound (Cohearent Records) 00:00
Kirsten Edkins
saxophone, tenor - Marilyn Maye "Take Five" from Sounds of Maye (Collectables) 04:51
- Barbara Lea "The Morning After" from Fine and Dandy (Challenge) 07:15
- Host speaks 11:30
- Jordan VanHemert "Call To Order" from Deep In the Soil (Origin) 13:00
- Andrea Wolper "Been To Canaan" from Wanderlust (Moonflower Music) 19:13
- Host speaks 24:44
" data-original-title="" title="">Jill McCarron Trio "The Gin Suite-Luck of the Draw" from Gin (JazzBird Records) 25:55Jill McCarron
piano- " data-original-title="" title="">Michael Stephenson with
Michael Stephenson
saxophone, tenor
" data-original-title="" title="">Alexander Claffy & His Trio "If You Never Fall In Love" from Outskirts of Town (Cellar Music) 29:13Alexander Claffy
bass
b.1992 - Carmen McRae "I'll Remember April" from Here To Stay (GRP) 33:40
- Host speaks 36:16
" data-original-title="" title="">Herbie Hancock "Love Is Stronger Than Pride" from The New Standards (Verve) 37:23Herbie Hancock
piano
b.1940- DOMi & JD Beck "Moon (feat. Herbie Hancock)" from Not Tight (Blue Note) 45:13
- Host speaks 49:38
- Sarah Jerrom "Part II: For Joy" from Magpie (TPR) 50:34
- Haruna Fukazawa "Contact" from Departure (Summit) 1:00:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Queen Esther "Flashin' In Front Of My Eyes" from Things Are Looking Up (Self Released) 1:06:09Queen Esther
vocals- Host speaks 1:10:27
- Idit Shner & Mhondoro "Ngatibataheli" from Ngatibataneli/Let Us Unite! (Origin) 1:11:29
- Michele Brourman "Let's Order In" from The Price of Love (Self Released) 1:18:44
" data-original-title="" title="">Mark Winkler "In Love In New York" from The Rules Don't Apply (Café Pacific) 1:21:59Mark Winkler
vocals- Host speaks 1:26:55
- Melissa Aldana "The Solitary Seeker" from Echoes Of The Inner Prophet (Blue Note) 1:28:05
- Rosa Passos "Juras" from Dunas-Live In Copenhagen (Storyville) 1:34:04
" data-original-title="" title="">Blossom Dearie/Blossom Dearie
piano and vocals
1926 - 2009
" data-original-title="" title="">Mike Renzi "I Don't Remember" from Tweedledum And Tweedledee (Daffodil) 1:37:54Mike Renzi
piano
1946 - 2021- Host speaks 1:41:46
" data-original-title="" title="">Lynne Arriale Trio "Courage" from Being Human (Challenge) 1:42:48Lynne Arriale
piano
b.1957- Fay Victor "Tonight" from Herbie Nichols SUNG-Life Is Funny That Way (Self Released) 1:46:21
- Host speaks 1:55:49
- 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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