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New All Star Compilation To Benefit The Musician's Emergency Fund, Live Oscar Peterson and Remembering Margo Guryan

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
November 29, 2021
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This broadcast presents a 1987 Oscar Peterson concert recording, a benefit for the Jazz Foundation's Musician's Emergency Fund, new releases from Alex Hamburger, Kristen R. Bromley plus a single from Janis Ian, with birthday shoutouts to Nioka Workman, Holli Ross, Johnny Mercer, Diana Krall, Sheila Jordan and more. In the first hour, a remembrance for singer/songwriter Margo Guryan, who put lyrics to Ornette Coleman's "Lonely Woman," turned to pop with her hit "Sunday Morning" and her solo recording Take A Picture became a cult classic. 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 and inspire.

Playlist

Firey String Sistas! "Shine" from That's What She Said (Self Released) 00:00
The Royal Bopsters (feat. Christian McBride) "Cuando Te Vea (When I See You)" from Party of Four (Motema) 04:29
Host speaks 09:31
Marian McPartland "Twilight World" from Twilight World (Concord) 10:57
Kristin Korb "Right Under My Eyes" from Beyond the Moon (Doublek Music) 16:35
Blossom Dearie "I'm Shadowing You" from Blossom's Own Treasures (Daffodil) 20:19
Host speaks 23:56
Emily Takahashi "Monkfish" from Cenozoic Dreams (Self Released) 25:02
Karen Marguth "Maureen" from Until (OA2) 30:32
Host speaks 34:51
Oscar Peterson "How High the Moon" from A Time For Love: the Oscar Peterson Quartet Live in Helsinki 1987 (Mack Avenue/Two Lions) 35:52
Spanky & Our Gang "Sunday Morning" from Greatest Hits (Mercury) 40:14
Carmen McRae "Can You Tell" from The Sound of Silence (Atlantic) 43:54
Chris Connor "Lonely Woman" from Warm Cool: The Atlantic Years (32 Jazz) 46:04
Host speaks 50:04
Hiromi "Green Tea Farm" from Relief -A Benefit for the Jazz Foundation of America's Musician's Emergency Fund (Mack Avenue) 51:27
Cindy Blackman Santana "We Came To Play" from Give the Drummer Some (Copperline Records/Present Future) 1:00:00
Dr. John "I'm Gonna Go Fishin" from Duke Elegant (Parlophone) 1:05:40
Host speaks 1:10:38
Alex Hamburger "What's Your Story Morning Glory" from And She Spoke (Self Released) 1:11:34
Tony DeSare "Baby Dream Your Dream" from Want You (Telarc International Corp) 1:18:28
Diana Krall "You Call It Madness" from All For You: A Dedication to Nat King Cole (Impulse! Records and GRP Records) 1:21:58
Host speaks 1:26:32
Kristen R. Bromley "Groove O'Clock Time" from Bluish Tide (Self Released) 1:27:28
Sheila Jordan "Bird's Song (Relaxin' At Camarillo)" from Sing A Song of Bird (Self Released) 1:34:16
Sheila Jordan "Ballad of the Sad Young Men" from Comes Love: Lost Session 1960 (Capri Records) 1:37:36
Host speaks 1:42:18
Kelly Green "If You Thought To Ask Me" from Life Rearranged (KG Music) 1:43:42
Lady Blackbird "Ruler of My Heart" from Black Acid Soul (Foundation Music Productions Ltd) 1:49:22
Janis Ian "I'm Still Standing" from Single (The Light at the End of the Line) (Rude Girl Records) 1:53:00
Host speaks 1:56:06
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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