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Tis The Season - New Releases and Jazz Holiday Fare
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This broadcast is full of jazz holiday fare, with new Christmas releases from
Jonathan Karrant
vocals
Jane Monheit
vocalsb.1977
Lyn Stanley
vocals
Houston Person
saxophone, tenorb.1934
Nicholas Payton
trumpetb.1973
Nadje Noordhuis
trumpet
Amina Figarova
pianob.1966
Ethel Ennis
vocals1932 - 2019
Fay Claassen
vocalsb.1969
Melissa Aldana
saxophone
Cassandra Wilson
vocalsb.1955
Beth McKenna
saxophone, tenorb.1989
Playlist
- Amina Figarova "Joy" from Joy (AmFi) 00:00
- Jane Monheit "That Holiday Feeling" from The Merriest (Club 44) 06:41
" data-original-title="" title="">Billy Stritch "Manhattan in December" from Christmas At Birdland (Club44 Records) 10:35Billy Stritch
piano- Host speaks 13:34
- Houston Person "Again" from Reminiscing at Rudy's (HighNote) 15:01
- Jonathan Karrant "This Christmas" from Christmas Wish (Self Released) 21:46
- Host speaks 26:14
- " data-original-title="" title="">Kate Hamann "Daydream" from Momentary Beauty (Self Released) 26:57
Kate Hamann
flugelhorn 
" data-original-title="" title="">Lorraine Feather "Can I Call You Sugar" from Such Sweet Thunder: Music of the Duke Ellington Orchestra (Sanctuary Records) 33:16Lorraine Feather
vocals
b.1948- Host speaks 37:17
- Nadje Noordhuis "Little Song" from Full Circle (Newvelle Records) 38:18
- The Ostara Project "Storms and Oceans" from The Ostara Project (Cellar Music Group) 43:04
- Host speaks 50:08
- Nicholas Payton "Feed the Fire" from The Couch Sessions (Smoke Sessions Records) 51:11
- " data-original-title="" title="">Lauren Falls "Jupiter" from A Little Louder Now (Self Released) 1:00:00
Lauren Falls
bass - " data-original-title="" title="">Lyn Stanley "The Way You Look Tonight" from Novel No?l (A.T. Music LLC) 1:07:16
Lyn Stanley
vocals - Host speaks 1:11:06
- Melissa Aldana "The Bluest Eye" from 12 Stars (Blue Note) 1:12:25
-
" data-original-title="" title="">Grady Tate "Bending Towards the Light" from Bending Towards the Light-A Jazz Nativity (Self Released) 1:20:13Grady Tate
drums
1932 - 2017 - Host speaks 1:24:02
- The String Queens "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" from RISE (Self Released) 1:26:07
- Cassandra Wilson "Broken Drum" from Glamoured (Blue Note) 1:28:51
- Ethel Ennis "Hey You" from If Women Ruled the World (Savoy) 1:32:51
- Fay Claassen "Song Of Life" from Luck Child (Challenge) 1:37:34
- Host speaks 1:41:34
- Beth McKenna "Letting Go" from Beyond Here (Self Released) 1:42:48
- " data-original-title="" title="">Jeanie Perkins "Lookin' Forward to the Winter" from Dinner in a Diner (Self Released) 1:48:43
" data-original-title="" title="">Norah Jones "You're Not Alone" from I Dream of Christmas (Blue Note) 1:51:47Norah Jones
piano
b.1979- Host speaks 1:55:34
- Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:38
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Lyn Stanley
Houston Person
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Amina Figarova
Beth McKenna
Ethel Ennis
Fay Claassen
Melissa Aldana
Cassandra Wilson
Billy Stritch
Kate Hamann
Lorraine Feather
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Grady Tate
Jeanie Perkins
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