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Alright I Love You - Celebrating Lyricists Dorothy Parker and Carolyn Leigh

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
August 30, 2021
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This broadcast celebrates two legendary lyricists: Dorothy Parker in the first hour and Carolyn Leigh in the second. Other highlights include new releases from pianist Patricia Barber, harpist Brandee Younger and a special project by vocalist Sarah Partridge celebrating women of science plus birthday shoutouts to Fostina Dixon, Naomi Moon Siegel, Trudy Pitts, Cecile McLorin Salvant, Linda May Han Oh and more. Thanks for listening and please support the artists you hear by purchasing their music during this time of pandemic.

Playlist

Fostina Dixon "Strutt Sum Mo" from Vertical Alignment (Self released) 00:00
Ed Reed "How Am I To Know" from Born To Be Blue (Blue Shorts) 04:12
Meredith d'Ambrosio "I Wished On the Moon" from Sometime Ago (Sunnyside) 08:10
Host speaks 12:32
Naomi Moon Siegel "Electric Flower" from Live at Earshot (Slow and Steady) 14:11
Lucy Yeghiazaryan & Vanisha Gould "Trapped In This Room" from Single (In Her Words) (Self Released) 20:00
Host speaks 23:21
Jenny Klukken "Chapters" from Colors In Motion (Self Released) 24:08
Lynn Cardona "Mother Earth" from Ophelia (Self Released) 28:41
Ellen McIlwaine "Losing You (Live)" from Up from the Skies: The Polydor Years (Polydor) 33:02
Host speaks 34:35
Patricia Barber "Mashup" from Clique (Impex Records) 35:47
Sarah Partridge "Sky Sweeper (for astronomer Maria Mitchell)" from Beautiful Minds— Celebrating Extraordinary Women (Tiger Turn) 43:42
Host speaks 48:37
Trudy Pitts "Mean Perspective" from Live at the Great American Music Hall (Doodlin Records) 50:33
Nora Germain "Swing Is Fun" from Compilation (Self released) 1:00:00
Ronny Whyte "Alright I Love You" from Whyte Witchcraft-The Songs of Cy Coleman (Audiophile) 1:03:24
Cecile McLoren Salvant "I've Got Your Number" from The Window (Mack Avenue) 1:05:26
Tony Bennett/Bill Evans "When In Rome" from The Tony Bennett/Bill Evans Album (Fantasy) 1:10:21
Host speaks 1:13:12
Brandee Younger "Tickled Pink" from Somewhere Different (Impulse) 1:14:39
Lindsey Holloway "Witchcraft" from I've Got the World On A String (Self Released) 1:17:36
Andy Bey "On Second Thought" from Ain't Necessarily So (12th Street Records) 1:21:35
Host speaks 1:30:40
Linda May Han Oh "Ebony" from Aventurine (Biophilia) 1:31:50
Kaylé Brecher "So Complicated" from Bredux: collected edges (Penchant Four Music) 1:38:38
Hilary Gardner & Ehud Asherie "Make Someone Happy" from The Late Set (Anzic) 1:42:22
Host speaks 1:45:48
Haeun Joo "Questions" from We Will Find (Next Level) 1:47:10
Adi Meyerson (feat. Camille Thurman) "Part VI—I Want To Sing My Heart Out In Praise of Life" from I Want To Sing My Heart Out In Praise of Life (Self Released) 1:52:11
Host speaks 1:55:35
Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:33

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About Patricia Barber

Instrument: Piano

Concerts

May 22 Wed

Patricia Barber

Winter's Jazz Club
Chicago, IL

Jun 26 Wed

Patricia Barber

Winter's Jazz Club
Chicago, IL

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