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Famous Jazz Mothers And Their Young
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- Champian Fulton "Blues Etude" from The Stylings of Champian (Champian Records) 00:00
- Molly Hammer "New Blowtop Blues" from Live at the Green Lady Lounge (Self released) 06:29
- Rhiannon Giddens "My Baby Likes Bacon" from Hopes & Dreams: The Lullaby Project (UMC-Decca Gold) 11:02
- Host speaks 13:44
- Carla Bley "Ad Infinitum" from Dinner Music (Watt/ECM ) 16:50
- Karin Krog & Archie Shepp "Sing To Me Softly of the Blues" from Hi-Fly (Compendium Records) 22:38
- Lioness "Ida Lupino" from Pride & Joy (Posi-Tone) 28:54
- Host speaks 33:01
- Kurt Elling "Endless Lawns" from The Questions (Okeh/Sony Masterworks) 35:58
- Mary Stallings "Stolen Moments" from Songs Were Made To Sing (Smoke Sessions Records) 45:02
- Host speaks 50:04
- Lisa Maxwell "Shiny!" from Shiny ! (Self released) 51:36
- Mary Lou Williams "Credo (Instrumental)" from Mary Lou's Mass (Smithsonian Folkways) 1:01:12
- Carline Ray "Lazarus" from Vocal Sides (Self released) 1:07:00
- Catherine Russell "Satchel Mouth Baby" from Strictly Romancin' (World Village) 1:12:34
- Host speaks 1:15:50
- Geri Allen & The Mary Lou Williams Collective "Gemini" from Zodiac Suite Revisited (Mary Records) 1:18:29
- Teri Thornton "What's Your Story, Morning Glory" from Devil May Care (Riverside) 1:23:32
- Cheryl Bentyne "Black Coffee" from Lost Love Songs (Summit) 1:27:16
- Host speaks 1:31:38
- Mary Lou Williams "Lullaby of the Leaves" from Mary Lou Williams: The Asch Recordings 1944-47 (Smithsonian Folkways ) 1:34:15
- Eddie Lansberg (feat. Giacomo Gates "In the Land of Oo Da Blee" from Remembering Eddie Jefferson (Berghem) 1:38:00
- Virginia Mayhew "Medi II" from Mary Lou WilliamsThe Next 100 Years (Renma Recordings) 1:41:34
- Nat King Cole "Walkin'" from The Classic Singles (Capitol ) 1:46:57
- Host speaks 1:49:44
- Deanna Witkowski "Wide Open Window" from Wide Open Window (Khaeon Music) 1:52:53
- Amina Figarova "Road to the Sun" from Road to the Sun (Bartamina Music) 2:01:47
- Judi Silvano "Round and Round" from Lessons Learned (Unit Records) 2:06:52
- John Proulx "The Last Goodbye" from Say It (ArtistShare) 2:09:38
- Veronica Swift "The Opener/Room 608" from Lonely Woman (Self released) 2:13:29
- Host speaks 2:17:33
- Leslie Pintchik "Hopperesque" from You Eat My Food, You Drink My Wine, You Steal My Girl! (Pintch Hard Records) 2:20:00
- Nancy Kelly "Empty Faces (Vera Cruz)" from Remembering Mark Murphy (SubCat Records) 2:25:55
- Vivian Sessoms "1 Thing" from Life II (Ropeadope) 2:31:36
- Host speaks 2:38:05
- Alice Coltrane "Jaya Jaya Rama" from The Impulse Story (Impulse) 2:41:27
- Michelle Coltrane "Cove Island" from Awakening (Blujazz) 2:47:51
- Host speaks 2:52:24
- Ravi Coltrane "For Turiya" from Blending Times (Savoy) 2:53:04
- Shamie Royston "Precious Lullaby" from Beautiful Liar (Sunnyside) 3:02:04
- Aimee Allen "Touch the Sun" from Wings Uncaged (Azuline) 3:06:32
- Curtis Stigers "It Amazes Me" from I Think It's Going to Rain Today (Concord) 3:11:49
- Host speaks 3:17:11
- Bill Charlap "There's a Small Hotel" from Uptown Downtown (Impulse!) 3:19:50
- Sandy Stewart & Bill Charlap "Where Do You Start?" from Something to Remember (Ghostlight) 3:26:25
- Barb Jungr "Stars Lazy But Shining" from Shelter from the Storm: Songs of Hope for Troubled Times (Linn Records) 3:31:11
- Host speaks 3:37:13
- Roxy Coss "Unwavering Optimism" from Chasing the Unicorn (Posi-Tone) 3:39:10
- Cynthia Scott "Did I Know You" from Dream For One Bright World (Self released) 3:44:37
- Laurie Antonioli "Love" from The Constant Passage of Time (Origin) 3:50:41
- Host speaks 3:54:28
- Nadje Noordhuis & James Shipp "Wen Yora Way" from Indigo (Self released) 3:55:55
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