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The Way You Look Tonight - Celebrating Dorothy Fields
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The first hour celebrates the birthday of legendary lyricist Dorothy Fields in addition to new releases from
Susan Tobocman
vocals
Emilie-Claire Barlow
vocalsb.1976
Callum Au
trombone, bass
Claire Martin
vocalsb.1967
Mimi Fox
guitar
Mary Osborne
guitar1921 - 1992
Lauren Sevian
saxophone, baritoneb.1979
Akua Dixon
cello
Phoebe Snow
vocals1952 - 2011
Playlist
- Mary Osborne "D.D.T" from A Girl and Her Guitar (TP4 Music) 00:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Joe Stilgoe "The Rhythm of Life" from Songs on Film: The Sequel (Linn Records) 02:50Joe Stilgoe
piano- Double Bass Double Voice "Exactly Like You" from Ribbon in the Sky (Self released) 06:23
" data-original-title="" title="">Mark Murphy "Seesaw" from Sings Mostly Dorothy Fields and Cy Coleman (Audiophile Records) 10:25Mark Murphy
vocals
1932 - 2015- Host speaks 13:29
" data-original-title="" title="">Henry Robinett "The Way You Look Tonight" from Jazz Standards Vol. 1 Then (Nefertitti Records) 15:18Henry Robinett
guitar
" data-original-title="" title="">Carol Sloane "I'll Buy You a Star" from I Never Went Away (HighNote) 20:55Carol Sloane
vocals
1937 - 2023
" data-original-title="" title="">Stephanie Nakasian "Don't Blame Me" from Show Me the Way To Get Out of This World (Capri Records) 26:09Stephanie Nakasian
vocals- Host speaks 32:25
" data-original-title="" title="">Mary Lou Williams "Cancer" from Zodiac Suite (Smithsonian Folkways) 33:41Mary Lou Williams
piano
1910 - 1981
" data-original-title="" title="">Carmen McRae andCarmen McRae
vocals
1920 - 1994
" data-original-title="" title="">Betty Carter "Stolen Moments (You Belong to Her)" from The Carmen McRae & Betty Carter Duets (Verve) 36:13Betty Carter
vocals
1929 - 1998- Host speaks 39:50
" data-original-title="" title="">Anat Cohen Tentet "Footsteps & Smiles" from Triple Helix (Anzic) 41:03Anat Cohen
clarinet
b.1975- Susan Tobocman "The Way To You" from Touch & Go (Soliterra) 45:54
- Bocana (" data-original-title="" title="">Emilie-Claire Barlow and Steve Webster) "El Rio Copalita" from Single (Self released) 50:54
Emilie-Claire Barlow
vocals
b.1976 - Host speaks 55:40
- Lioness "Down For the Count" from Pride & Joy (Posi-Tone) 56:37
" data-original-title="" title="">Maria Schneider Orchestra "Journey Home" from Allegresse (ArtistShare) 1:00:00Maria Schneider
composer / conductor- Callum Au & Claire Martin "I Get Along Without You Very Well" from Songs & Stories (Stunt Records) 1:09:03
- Host speaks 1:13:22
- Akua Dixon "I'm Gonna Tell God All of My Troubles" from Akua's Dance (Akua's Music) 1:14:51
- Phoebe Snow "Good Times" from Phoebe Snow (Shelter) 1:20:15
" data-original-title="" title="">Rebecca Coupe Franks "Part of You" from Every Little Thing Counts (RDF Records) 1:22:54Rebecca Coupe Franks
trumpet
b.1961- Host speaks 1:26:43
- Natalia M. King "This Time Around" from Bluezzin Til Dawn (Challenge) 1:27:46
- Mimi Fox "Better Times Will Come" from single (Self released) 1:33:10
- Host speaks 1:37:44
" data-original-title="" title="">Diane Schuur "Way Over Yonder" from Running On Faith (JazzHeads) 1:39:12Diane Schuur
vocals
b.1953
" data-original-title="" title="">Kari van der Kloot "Swimming" from The Architects (Next Level) 1:43:29Kari van der Kloot
vocals
b.1981- Host speaks 1:51:44
" data-original-title="" title="">Terri Lyne Carrington "Dreams and Desperate Measures (Part 2)" from The Waiting Game (Motema) 1:53:00Terri Lyne Carrington
drums
b.1965
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Mary Osborne
Mary Foster Conklin
Susan Tobocman
Emilie-Claire Barlow
Callum Au
claire martin
Mimi Fox
Lauren Sevian
Akua Dixon
Phoebe Snow
Natalia M. King
Joe Stilgoe
Mark Murphy
Henry Robinett
Carol Sloane
Stephanie Nakasian
Mary Lou Williams
Carmen McRae
Betty Carter
Anat Cohen
Steve Webster
Maria Schneider
Rebecca Coupe Franks
Diane Schuur
Kari van der Kloot
Terri Lyne Carrington
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