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Al Jarreau, Norma Winstone, Thandi Ntuli and More
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- Intro 00:00
- Charenee Wade "Peace Go with You Brother" from The Offering: The Music of Gil Scott—Heron and Brian Jackson (Motema Music) 2:41
- Thandi Ntuli "Secret Keeper" from Blk Elijah & The Children of Meroe (Ndlela Music) 9:51
- Brenda Russell "Baby Eyes" from Paris Rain (Hidden Beach) 15:30
- Joe Freel "All This Love" from All This Love (Self Produced) 18:27
- Host Speaks 23:31
- Norma Winstone "El" from Outpost of Dreams (ECM) 26:37
- Zack Foley "Don't Blame Me" from Silent Boomer X (Jazzheads) 31:35
- Nancy Erickson Lamont "Tick Tock" from Through the Passages (Self Produced) 35:20
- Lady Blackbird "Fix It" from Black Acid Soul (Foundation Music) 39:18
- Host Speaks 44:03
- Suzanne Pittson "Everything I Love" from Emerge Dancing (Vineland) 48:15
- Orrin Evans feat. J.D. Walter "All the Things You Are" from The Evolution of Oneself (Smoke Sessions) 52:01
- Gabriela Anders "Fire of Love" from Wanting (Warner Bros.) 58:51
- Emily Braden "Everytime" from Cannon and Sparrow (Self Produced) 1:03:16
- Host Speaks 1:11:09
- Billie Holiday "Just One of Those Things" from Day In, Day Out (Hear Music) 1:14:13
- Akua Allrich "Wishful Thinking" from Uniquely Standard, Akua Allrich Live (Self Produced) 1:19:50
- Eric Hollaway "Playing Your Game" from Jazz-ish (Nembleu Entertainment) 1:24:25
- Dena DeRose "Don't Ask Why" from Ode to the Road (HighNote) 1:29:34
- Host Speaks 1:35:40
- Eddie Jefferson "Jeannine" from The Main Man (Inner City) 1:38:19
- Ray Brown Trio feat. Dee Dee Bridgewater "More Than You Know" from Some of My Best Friends Are Singers (Telarc Jazz) 1:42:18
- Rebecca Jade "All of You" from Planet Cole Porter (Self Produced) 1:47:52
- Al Jarreau "Look to the Rainbow" from Look to the Rainbow (Warner Bros.) 1:53:17
- Host Speaks 2:01:20
- Show Ends 2:05:33
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