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Here It Is - Fall Releases, Birthday Shoutouts to Anita O'Day, Laura Nyro, Fran Landesman Plus More New Standards By Women Composers

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
October 31, 2022
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This broadcast presents new releases from Abbie Finn, Eliane Elias, Sara Gazarek, Robin Bramlett, Steve Gadd, Eddie Gomez, Ronnie Cuber with the WDR Big Band, Lia Marsh Booth plus a new Leonard Cohen tribute, with birthday shoutouts to Anita O'Day, Jane Bunnett, Esperanza Spalding, Laura Nyro, and Beat poet Fran Landesman, among others. Also Part 4 of selections from Terri Lyne Carrington's book New Standards 101 Lead Sheets by Women Composers featuring music by Myra Melford, Marta Sanchez, Tomeka Reid, Kate Schutt, Bria Skonberg and more. Thanks for listening and please support the artists you hear by purchasing their music during this time of pandemic so they can continue to distract, comfort, provoke and inspire.

Playlist

Abbie Finn "North Sea Wind" from Single (On Pink Lane) (Self Released) 00:00
Anita O'Day "Them There Eyes" from Ultimate Anita O'Day (Verve) 04:51
Judith Owen "Snatch & Grab It" from Come On & Get It (Twanky Records) 07:26
Host speaks 10:25
Terri Lyne Carrington "Unchanged" from New Standards Vol. 1 (Candid) 11:57
Eliane Elias "Eu Sambo Mesmo (I Really Samba)" from Quietude (Candid) 16:09
Jane Bunnett & Maqueque "The Occurance (to Amelie)" from Tierra Firma/On Firm Ground (Linus Records) 19:33
Host speaks 24:02
Myra Melford "The Strawberry" from Snowy Egret (Enja Records) 24:58
Sara Gazarek "We Have Not Long to Love" from Vanity (Self Released) 30:25
Esperanza Spalding "Formwela 10" from Songwriters Apothecary Lab (Concord) 35:47
Host speaks 39:10
Leni Stern "Upstairs By A Chinese Lamp" from Time And Love: The Music of Laura Nyro (Astor Place) 40:19
Laura Nyro "Luckie" from Eli And the Thirteenth Confession (Columbia) 44:58
Billy Childs, feat. Alison Krauss "And When I Die" from Map to the Treasure: Reimagining Laura Nyro (Sony Music Entertainment) 47:55
Host speaks 53:59
Robin Bramlett "Inside My Love" from Single (Self Released) 54:48
Steve Gadd, Eddie Gomez, Ronnie Cuber with the WDR Big Band "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" from Center Stage (Leopard) 1:00:00
Nica Carrington "Left Alone" from Times Like These (Self Released) 1:07:15
Jodi Michelle Proznick "Ancient Yearning" from Sun Songs (Cellar Live) 1:10:59
Host speaks 1:13:25
Tomeka Reid "Etoile" from Tomeka Reid (Thirsty Ear Recordings) 1:14:44
Peter Gabriel "Here It Is" from Here It Is: A Tribute to Leonard Cohen (Blue Note) 1:23:20
Lia Booth & Jason "Spicy G" Goldman "White Rabbit" from There's Only One (Self Released) 1:28:25
Host speaks 1:31:01
Amina Figarova "Green Blues" from Joy (AmFi) 1:32:19
Brenda Earle Stokes "Standing" from Solo Sessions Vol. 1 (Self Released) 1:36:38
Kate Schutt "The Spring That Felt Like Fall" from Bright Nowhere (ArtistShare) 1:40:35
Host speaks 1:45:01
Bria Skonberg "Villain Vanguard" from Nothing Never Happens (Self Released) 1:46:13
Bob Dorough "The Winds Of Heaven" from Small Day Tomorrow-Fran Landesman Revisited (Candid) 1:50:41
Host speaks 1:55:45
Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:39

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Instrument: Piano and vocals

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