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Wild Iris Brass Band, Maria Muldaur, Kieran Brown, Dawn Clement, Peter Lin, Anna Laura Quinn, Allan Harris & More
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Maria Muldaur
vocalsb.1943
Kieran Brown
vocalsb.2000
Dawn Clement
piano
Peter Lin
tromboneb.1990
Anna Laura Quinn
vocals
Allan Harris
vocals
Mavis Staples
vocalsb.1939
Carol Morgan
trumpetb.1968
Carolyn Leonhart
vocals
Suzanne Pittson
vocals
Marina Albero
pianob.1979
Iris Ornig
bass
Billy Eckstine
vocals1914 - 1993
Playlist
" data-original-title="" title="">Toots Thielemans "Strutting With Some Barbecue" from Smooth and Easy (Original Jazz Classics) 00:00Toots Thielemans
harmonica
1922 - 2016
" data-original-title="" title="">Duchess "On the Sunny Side of the Street" from Laughing At Life (Anzic) 04:31Duchess
band / ensemble / orchestra
b.2014- Host speaks 08:16
- Wild Iris Brass Band "9 to 5" from Way Up (Ear Up) 09:27
- Hot Toddies Jazz Band " Exactly Like You " from Live From Somewhere Nowhere (Prohibition Productions ) 14:00
- Maria Muldaur (feat.
" data-original-title="" title="">Tuba Skinny) "Funny Feathers" from One Hour Mama: The Blues of Victoria Spivey (Nola Blue) 17:07Tuba Skinny
band / ensemble / orchestra
b.2009 - Host speaks 20:25
- Carol Morgan "Night" from Post Cool Vol. 1: The Night Shift (Self Released) 21:26
- Kieran Brown "You're Gonna Hear From Me" from Loving You (Cellar Music Group) 27:23
" data-original-title="" title="">Eric Comstock &Eric Comstock
piano
" data-original-title="" title="">Barbara Fasano "Will You Love Me Tomorrow/I Want To Talk About You" from Painting The Town (Human Child Records) 30:47Barbara Fasano
vocals- Host speaks 36:54
- Dawn Clement "Outstretch" from Delight (Origin) 37:56
- Carolyn Leonhart &
" data-original-title="" title="">Wayne Escoffery "Big Noise New York" from Tides of Yesterday (Savant) 41:01Wayne Escoffery
saxophone, tenor
b.1975 - Host speaks 50:14
" data-original-title="" title="">Sumi Tonooka & The Alchemy Sound Project "For Stanley" from Under The Surface (ARC) 51:14Sumi Tonooka
piano
b.1956- Peter Lin—AAPI Jazz Collective "Tank!" from Identity (Origin) 1:00:00
- Billy Eckstine &
" data-original-title="" title="">Count Basie "Don't Cry Baby" from Basie/Eckstine Inc. (Parlophone Records) 1:06:38Count Basie
piano
1904 - 1984 - Suzanne Pittson "We're Having a Crisis (Crisis)" from Out of the Hub: The Music of Freddie Hubbard (Vineland Records) 1:10:08
- Host speaks 1:16:56
" data-original-title="" title="">Joni Mitchell "One Week Last Summer" from Shine (Hear Music) 1:18:07Joni Mitchell
vocals
b.1943- Anna Laura Quinn &
" data-original-title="" title="">Ed Barrett "Blue Motel Room" from Just... Quinn & Barrett (Self Released) 1:23:04Ed Barrett
guitar
b.1968 - Host speaks 1:28:50
- Marina Albero "First Step Of The Journey" from A Nomad Of Sound (Self Released) 1:27:52
" data-original-title="" title="">Tessa Souter "Rayga's Song (Gymnopedie No. 1)" from Shadows & Silence-The Erik Satie Project (Noanara Music) 1:37:22Tessa Souter
vocals
b.1956- Host speaks 1:41:25
- Iris Ornig "End of a Summer Night" from Storyteller (Self released) 1:42:40
- Allan Harris "Autumn-Wild Geese" from The Poetry Of Jazz: Live at Blue Llama (Blue Llama Records) 1:47:21
- Mavis Staples "We Go High" from If All I Was Was Black (ANTI-Records) 1:52:42
- Host speaks 1:56:01
- Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:57:08
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Billy Eckstine
Toots Thielemans
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Wayne Escoffery
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