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Big Noise New York
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- Monika Herzig "Ode to a New Year" from Peace on Earth (Owl Studios) 00:00
- Simone Kopmajer "Struttin' With Some Barbecue" from Spotlight on Jazz (Lucky Mojo Records) 06:11
- John Proulx "The Last Goodbye" from Say It (ArtistShare) 10:12
- Georgia Mancio, Alan Broadbent "Someone's Sun" from Songbook(Roomspin Records) 14:02
- Host speaks 17:18
- Alexander Claffy "You Must Believe in Spring" from Standards: What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life? (SMK Jazz) 21:15
- Frank Senior "Just for a Thrill" from Senior's Center of Love (Self released) 26:31
- Jennifer Roberts "On the Other Side of the Tracks" from An Evening with Jennifer Roberts (Self released) 31:44
- Host speaks 35:30
- Cynthia Sayer "You Always Hurt the One You Love" from Jazz at Home (Jazzology Records) 39:50
- Bria Skonberg "High Hat, Trumpet and Rhythm" from With a Twist (Okeh_Sony Masterworks) 44:06
- E. J. Decker "What a Difference a Day Made" from Bluer Than Velvet (Candela Records) 47:21
- Duchess "On the Sunny Side of the Street" from Laughing at Life (Anzic) 50:54
- Host speaks 54:42
- Iris Ornig "Salty" from Storyteller (Self released) 56:30
- Camelo Leotta & Carol Sudhalter "I Will Wait for You" from The Great Film Music of the Sixties (Geco Records) 1:00:22
- Lincoln Briney "The Party's Over" from Lincoln Briney's Party (Muzak Records) 1:07:48
- Lauren Kinhan "Let's Live Again" from A Sleepin' Bee (Dotted I Records) 1:13:24
- Host speaks 1:17:45
- Nadje Noordhuis, James Shipp "Mercy Dance" from Indigo (Little Mystery Records) 1:21:09
- Denise Donatelli "Big Noise New York" from Find a Heart (Savant Records) 1:26:15
- Camille Bertault "Nouvelle York" from Pas de géant (Okeh) 1:32:28
- Host speaks 1:36:06
- Allison Miller, Carmen Staaf "Nobody's Human" from Science Fair (Sunnyside) 1:39:55
- Amy London, Darmon Meader, Dylan Pramuk & Holli Ross "Let's Fly" from The Royal Bopsters Project (Motema Music) 1:45:54
- Sheila Jordan "Better Than Anything" from Better Than Anything (There Records) 1:48:58
- Host speaks 1:55:33
- Something Blue "Breeze" from Maximum Enjoyment (Posi-Tone) 1:56:44
- Allison Au "The Rest Is Up to You" from Wander Wonder (Self released) 2:01:50
- Christine Tobin "I'd Know You Anywhere" from Pelt (Trail Belle Records) 2:08:10
- Luciana Souza "These Things" from The Book of Longing (Sunnyside) 2:13:01
- Host speaks 2:18:10
- Sharel Cassity "The Here the Now" from Evolve (Raisha Records) 2:19:44
- Lori Williams "Hold On" from Out of the Box (LoriJazz CSI) 2:24:54
- Vivian Sessoms "People Make the World Go Round" from Life (Ropedope) 2:29:18
- Host speaks 2:35:33
- Geoffrey Keezer "On My Way to You" from On My Way to You (MarKeez Records) 2:37:19
- Mary Halvorson "Pretty Mountain" from Code Girl (Firehouse 12 Records) 2:43:00
- Host speaks 2:49:10
- Maria Schneider "Nimbus" from The Thompson Fields (ArtistShare) 2:50:25
- Myra Melford "Small Thoughts" from The Other Side of Air (Firehouse 12 Records) 3:00:01
- Sachal Vasandani "It's Only Love That Gets You Through" from Eyes Wide Open (Mack Avenue) 3:05:32
- Stacy Sullivan "Landslide/I Get Along Without You" from Tornado Alley (LML Music) 3:10:32
- Host speaks 3:14:28
- Melissa Aldana "Back Home" from Back Home (Word of Mouth Music) 3:17:03
- Gregory Generet, Richard Johnson "Close Your Eyes" from 2 of a Kind (Afar Music) 3:23:40
- Lorraine Feather "I Don't Mean to Make a Big Deal of It" from Math Camp (Relarion) 3:28:32
- Host speaks 3:33:50
- Jennifer Gammill "Capitulation" from Heart, Soul & Fire (Self released) 3:35:46
- Tessa Souter "Ana Maria's Song (Ana Marie)" from Picture in Black and White (Noa) 3:41:15
- Allison Adams Tucker "A Thousand Years" from WanderLUST (Origin Records) 3:44:50
- Host speaks 3:50:13
- Jason Miles, Ingrid Jensen "The Faction of Cool" from Calm Waters Rolling Seas (Whaling City Sound) 3:53:47
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