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Carmen McRae, Gretchen Parlato, Carmen Bradford, Alan Hampton And More!
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Greetings Music Family! It's time for another episode of the "First Instrument Jazz Show"! I've got a lot of new music to share including music from Carmen Bradford, Gretchen Parlato, Alan Hampton, Säje, Catina DeLuna; and a lot of other timeless music including from Carmen McRae, Andy Bey, Norah Jones, Carol Sloane and many more. Come get lost in the music with me!Playlist
- Intro 00:00
- Nate Smith feat. saje "Big Fish" from Live-Action (Waterbaby Music) 2:20
- Michael Franks "Tiger in the Rain" from Tiger in the Rain (Warner Bros.) 7:16
- Carmen Bradford "Sunday" from Carmen Sings Carmen: Echoes of Carmen McRae (Artist Alliance Records) 11:40
- Host Speaks 16:11
- Jamile "Come with Me to the River" from Pursuit of a Purpose (Cellar Music) 19:09
- Theo Croker feat. Tyreek McDole "64 Joints" from Dream Manifest (Dom Recs/Star People Nation) 21:19
- Carol Sloane "I Thought About You" from As Time Goes By (Baybridge) 27:44
- Mel Torme "Swingin' On the Moon" from Swingin' On the Moon (Verve) 32:23
- Host Speaks 35:50
- Gretchen Parlato feat. Alan Hampton "If It Was" from Single Release (Edition) 39:10
- Andy Bey "Invitation" from Tuesdays in Chinatown (N2K Encoded Music) 43:11
- Norah Jones "Don't Miss You At All" from Feels Like Home (Blue Note) 50:15
- Planet D Nonet feat. Dr. Professor Leonard King Jr "Night Time is the Right Time" from Doctor Professor Leonard King in Tribute to Joe Williams (Eastlawn Records) 53:24
- Host Speaks 1:00:40
- Carmen McRae "Lost Up in Loving You" from Can't Hide Love (Blue Note) 1:04:00
- Catina DeLuna "E Luxo So" from Lado B Brazilian Project 2 (Sunnyside) 1:08:42
- Leslie Odom Jr. "Joey, Joey, Joey" from Leslie Odom Jr. (S-Curve) 1:11:01
- The Birdland Big Band feat. Nicole Zuraitis "Close Your Eyes" from Storybook: The Music of Mark Miller (WEA) 1:15:27
- Host Speaks 1:20:35
- Shiri Zorn and George Muscatello "Haunted People" from Looking for the Light (Self Produced) 1:23:43
- Jennifer Madsen "Body and Soul" from Reimagine (Singbaby Productions) 1:27:41
- Etta James "(I'm Afraid) The Masquerade is Over" from Mystery Lady: Songs of Billie Holiday (Private Music) 1:32:26
- Jazzmeia Horn "Don't Forget Your Love" from Messages (Empress Legacy) 1:38:18
- Host Speaks 1:42:50
- Kandace Springs "So Far So Near" from Run Your Race (SRP) 1:46:07
- Motivation "Take It to the Sky" from Take It to the Sky (Self Produced) 1:50:01
- Colin Hancock's Jazz Hounds feat. Catherine Russell "You've got Everything a Sweet Mama Needs but Me" from Cat and the Hounds (Turtle Bay Records) 1:55:24
- Fourplay feat. Chaka Khan "Between the Sheets" from Between the Sheets (Evolution Media) 1:58:48
- Host Speaks 2:05:31
- Show Ends 2:09:27
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Radio & Podcasts
Carmen McRae
Jua Howard
CARMEN BRADFORD
Gretchen Parlato
Alan Hampton
Säje
Catina DeLuna
Andy Bey
Norah Jones
Carol Sloane
Nate Smith
Michael Franks
Jamile
Theo Croker
Tyreek McDole
Mel Torme
Planet D Nonet
Dr. Leonard King
Leslie Odom Jr.
The Birdland Big Band
Nicole Zuraitis
Shiri Zorn
George Muscatello
Jennifer Madsen
Etta James
Jazzmeia Horn
Kandace Springs
Catherine Russell
Fourplay
Chaka Khan
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