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Karen Marguth
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A Bay Area resident for most of her life, Karen Marguth has been receiving rave reviews since the release of her eponymous album in 2009. Jazz Magazine wrote: "Great big talent, much too small a pond...Karen is one of the finest American jazz vocalists you've likely yet to discover." DownBeat gave her album a rare four-and-a- half stars, saying she's "...a spiritual grandchild of hipness highness Annie Ross. She swings fiercely, and scats with a proper abandon." And Jazz Magazine of France included her on their list of the 101 best chanteuses of all time, saying "She has all the qualities of a great jazz singer." Andrew Gilbert listed her bass/vox duo album among his list of the Best of the Bay Area, 2015.
Karen Marguth
Label: WayFae Music
Released: 2021
Track listing: Give Me A Break/Unit 7
Blackbird/Bye Bye Blackbird
Limehouse Blues/Sister Sadie
Happy as the Day is Long
Lagrimas Negras
In the Land of OoBlaDee
Daydream
That Old Black Magic
All of Me
Everything Happens to Me
Admit It
I Like Me When I'm With You
Squeeze Me
Nearness of You
Until
Label: OA2 Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: Comes Love; Until; Black Crow; What Color is Love; La Ronda; Hearts and Bones; Maureen; Close Your Eyes;
Twistable Turnable Man; Old Friends / Bookends; Days of Wine and Roses.
New All Star Compilation To Benefit The Musician's Emergency Fund, Live Oscar Peterson and Remembering Margo Guryan
by Mary Foster Conklin
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 ...
Maureen
Album: Until
By Karen Marguth
Label: OA2 Records
Released: 2021
Duration: 04:24
New Releases, Halloween Jazz Plus A Celebration of Jay Clayton's 80th Birthday
by Mary Foster Conklin
This broadcast celebrates Halloween with new releases from Arnie & Hudge (Arnt Arntzen and Jen Hodge), Sylvie Courvoisier & Mary Halvorson, bassist Dave Young and trombonist Nabou Claerhou with birthday shoutouts to Jay Clayton (80 years young), Amanda Monaco, Julia Lee and more. Thanks for listening and please support the artists you hear by purchasing their ...
New releases from Hiromi, Karen Marguth, Houston Person and Beth McKenna
by Mary Foster Conklin
This broadcast presents new releases from pianist Hiromi, vocalists Karuna Shinsho, Karen Marguth and saxophonists Houston Person and Beth McKenna with birthday shoutouts to Anita O'Day, Bobby Troup, Esperanza Spalding, Laura Nyro (born on the same day -how cool is that?), Thelonious Monk, Jenna Mammina, Jane Bunnett, Lakecia Benjamin, Freddy Cole and more. Thanks for listening ...
The Poetry of Jazz, Volume Two
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2019
Track listing: 1. LET ME BEGIN AGAIN; 2. AN ORDINARY MORNING; 3. THE SIMPLE TRUTH; 4. THEY
FEED THEY LION (Instrumental); 5. TO CIPRIANO, IN THE WIND; 6. THE POEM CIRCLING
HAMTRAMCK, MI, ALL NIGHT, IN SEARCH OF YOU; 7. BELLE ISLE, 1949; 8. YAKOV
(Instrumental); 9. SNOW; 10. GODSPELL; 11. THE HELMET; 12. THE SIMPLE TRUTH
(Instrumental); 13. THE CONDUCTOR OF NOTHING; 14. SOUTH; 15. SATURDAY
SWEEPING; 16. BLOOD; 17. WHEN THE SHIFT WAS OVER; 18. GODSPELL (Instrumental)
(HOMAGE TO PHIL & BRIAN)
The Poetry of Jazz
Label: Origin Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Gin, Making Light of It, The Unknowable (Homage to Sonny Rollins), Yakov, They Feed
They Lion, I Remember Clifford (Homage
to Clifford Brown), The Music of Time, Soloing (Homage to John Coltrane), Arrival; A
Dozen Dawn Songs, Plus One; Our Valley,
Call It Music (Homage to Charlie Parker), By the Waters of the Llobregat, What Work Is.
Benjamin Boone: The Poetry of Jazz
by Duncan Heining
Lenny Bruce might have skewered it with his skit, “Psychopathia Sexualis." Mike Myers' mildly misogynist poet might have parodied it in the movie I Married an Axe Murderer (1993). It has been dismissed as a late-fifties fad associated with the Beats. And, yet, the desire of poets and jazz musicians to combine their art forms has ...
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