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Yulia Musayelyan, Rebecca Coupe Franks Plus Vocalists Eugenie Jones, Claire Martin, Marianne Solivan
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This broadcast includes new releases from
Yulia Musayelyan
flute
Rebecca Coupe Franks
trumpetb.1961
Eugenie Jones
vocals
Claire Martin
vocalsb.1967
Marianne Solivan
vocalsb.1976
Melba Liston
trombone1926 - 1999
Danny Bacher
vocals
Kris Davis
pianob.1980
Sade
vocalsb.1959
Chelsea McBride
saxophoneb.1992
Andrea Wolper
vocals
Tina Raymond
drums
Peter Eldridge
vocals
Nicole Zuraitis
vocals
Eartha Kitt
vocals1927 - 2008
Playlist
- Lioness "You Don't Say" from Pride & Joy (Posi-Tone) 00:00
- Eugenie Jones "I Love Being Here With You" from Eugenie (Open Mic Records) 06:47
- Danny Bacher "Early In the Mornin'" from Swing That Music (Whaling City Sound) 11:50
- Host speaks 16:08
- Kris Davis "Knotweed" from Run The Gauntlet (Pyroclastic Records) 17:32
- Claire Martin "Bitter With the Sweet" from Almost In Your Arms (Stunt Records) 25:36
- Host speaks 28:44
" data-original-title="" title="">Lisa Hilton "Snow On the Beach" from Lucky All Along (Ruby Slippers) 29:38Lisa Hilton
piano
" data-original-title="" title="">Chloe Jean "Fairy Tale Fail" from Fairy Tale Fail (Rhythmus Records) 34:17Chloe Jean
vocals- Host speaks 38:12
" data-original-title="" title="">Rachel Z "Kiss of Life" from Everlasting (Tone Center) 39:18Rachel Z
keyboards
" data-original-title="" title="">Sachal Vasandani "It's Only Love That Gets You Through" from Eyes Wide Open (Mack Avenue) 43:16Sachal Vasandani
vocals- Marianne Solivan "Spark" from Break's Over (Imani Records) 48:15
- Host speaks 52:11
- Yulia Musayelyan "Futurism" from Strange Times (Outside In) 53:27
- Chelsea McBride's Socialist Night School "The Righteous and the Wicked" from Aftermath (Browntasaurus Records) 1:00:00
- Andrea Wolper "The Winter Of Our Content" from Wanderlust (Moonflower Music) 1:04:05
" data-original-title="" title="">Jessica Jones Quartet (feat.Jessica Jones
saxophone
" data-original-title="" title="">Ed Reed) " Just As It Is (Ed's Song)" from Continuum (Reva Records) 1:07:50Ed Reed
vocals
1929 - 2024- Host speaks 1:12:32
" data-original-title="" title="">T.K. Blue "Just Waiting (A Sister's Lament)" from The Rhythms Continue (JAJA Records) 1:13:52T.K. Blue
saxophone, tenor- Peter Eldridge "Out There Holding On" from My Museum (Self released) 1:18:31
- Chloe Youtsey "One Less Day" from Single (One Less Day) (Self Released) 1:22:58
- Host speaks 1:27:05
- Tina Raymond "The Emperor" from Divinations (Imani Records) 1:28:11
- Nicole Zuraitis "Let Me Love You" from How Love Begins (Outside In) 1:34:47
- Joan Baez "Love Song to a Stranger" from Greatest Hits (A&M) 1:38:24
- Host speaks 1:42:13
- Rebecca Coupe Franks "Mohonk Meadows" from Landscape Suites For Trumpet (RCF Music 1:43:04
" data-original-title="" title="">Jack Jones & Joey DeFrancesco "One Day" from Artwork (Calvary Productions) 1:48:44Jack Jones
vocals
b.1938- " data-original-title="" title="">Eartha Kitt "Here's To Life (live)" from Live From the Café Carlyle (DRG Records) 1:52:53
Eartha Kitt
vocals
1927 - 2008 - Host speaks 1:56:24
- 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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Melba Liston
Mary Foster Conklin
United States
New York
New York City
Yulia Musayelyan
Rebecca Coupe Franks
Eugenie Jones
claire martin
Andrea Wolper
Tina Raymond
Peter Eldridge
Nicole Zuraitis
Eartha Kitt
Lisa Hilton
Chloe Jean
Rachel Z
Sachal Vasandani
Jessica Jones
Ed Reed
T.K. Blue
Jack Jones
Joey DeFrancesco
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