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Nina Simone In Concert, New Midsummer Releases Plus Birthday Celebrations for Jazz Masters Annie Ross, Joanne Brackeen & More

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
August 7, 2023
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This broadcast includes new releases from Nina Simone, Nadje Noordhuis and James Shipp, Nite Bjuti (a new collaboration featuring Candice Hoyes, Mimi Jones, Val Jeanty), the The Hot Toddies Jazz Band, Chuck Owen & WDR Big Band, Paula Maya, Francesca Bertazzo Hart, with a new single from Aline Homzy, plus birthday shoutouts to Annie Ross, Lisa Maxwell, Nnenna Freelon, JoAnne Brackeen, Camille Bertault and Kate Bush, among others. Thanks for listening and please support the artists you hear by seeing them live and online. urchase their music so they can continue to distract, comfort, provoke and inspire.

Playlist

Lisa Maxwell "Hello Wayne?" from Shiny ! (Self released) 00:00
Lambert, Hendricks & Ross "Twisted" from The Hottest New Group in Jazz (Columbia) 05:56
Amy London, Darmon Meader, Dylan Pramuk & Holli Ross "Let's Fly" from The Royal Bopsters Project (Motema) 08:10
Host speaks 11:51
Daryll Dobson "How High the Moon" from String Jazz Theory (Self Released) 13:10
Nina Simone "Blues For Mama" from You've Got To Learn (Verve) 15:04
Nnenna Freelon "Black Orchid" from Tales of Wonder (Concord) 19:40
Host speaks 24:29
Nadje Noordhuis & James Shipp "These Days" from Multitudes (Little Mystery) 25:39
Nite Bjuti (Candice Hoyes, Mimi Jones, Val Jeanty) "Soursop" from Nite Bjuti (Whirlwind Records) 29:28
Hot Toddies Jazz Band feat. Hannah Gill "When I Get Low I Get High" from Hot Toddies Jazz Band (Prohibition Productions) 31:44
Host speaks 35:45
Patricia Julien Project "Into Nowhere" from Sky Pointing (Planet Arts) 36:48
Kevin Mahogany "Dear Ruby" from Big Band (Mahogany Jazz) 42:48
Host speaks 47:24
Chuck Owen & WDR Big Band "Of Mystery & Beauty" from Renderings (MAMA Records) 48:27
Joanne Brackeen / Clint Houston "New True Illusion" from New True Illusion (Dutch Timeless) 1:00:00
Tony Bennett / Bill Evans "Some Other Time" from The Tony Bennett/Bill Evans Album (Fantasy) 1:08:54
Host speaks 1:13:30
Aline Homzy "Starring Space" from Single (Eclipse) (Elastic Records) 1:14:37
Nanny Assis "Proponho" from Rovanio-The Music of Nanny Assis (In & Out) 1:19:07
Paula Maya "Mar Da Minha Terra" from Mar Da Minha Terra (Yellow House Records) 1:22:58
Host speaks 1:26:39
Christine Jensen "Girls Can Play The Blues" from Day Moon (Justin Time) 1:27:48
Camille Bertault "Nouvelle York" from Pas de Géant (Okeh Records) 1:30:52
Francesca Bertazzo Hart, Michele Francesconi, New Project Orchestra "Another Blues For Jimmy" from Playing With Jimmy (Calligola Records) 1:34:29
Host speaks 1:38:25
Kaisa's Machine "Sink Or Swim" from Taking Shape (Greenleaf Music) 1:39:35
Theo Bleckmann "Running Up That Hill" from Hello Earth! The Music of Kate Bush (Winter & Winter) 1:46:05
Alicia Olatuja "This Woman's Work" from Intuition: Songs From the Minds of Women (Resilience Music) 1:52:30
Host speaks 1:55:58
Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:50

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