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George Gershwin, Frank Foster & Late September New Releases
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Playlist
- Lou Caputo "Busy Busy Busy" from Uh Oh! (Self-released) 00:00
- Danny Bacher "Joy Spring" from Still Happy! (Whaling City Sound) 07:11
- Bob Mintzer & New York Voices "I'll Remember April" from Meeting of Minds (MCG Jazz) 11:10
- Host speaks 16:38
- Bob Brookmeyer "Willow Weep for Me" from Standards (ArtistShare) 19:55
- Melissa Stylianou "Nice Work If You Can Get It" from No Regrets (Anzic Records) 26:15
- Diana Krall & Tony Bennett "Fascinating Rhythm" from Love Is Here to Stay (Verve) 30:41
- Anita O'Day "Fine and Dandy" from Anita (Verve) 33:18
- Host speaks 35:41
- Miki Yamanaka "A Fake Hero" from Mikie ( Cellar Live) 40:00
- Helen Sung "Too Bad" from Sung With Words (Stricker Street Records) 46:07
- Host speaks 51:25
- Connie Han "Crime Zone" from Crime Zone (Mack Avenue) 52:45
- Flow "And the Sky Was" from Flow (LMB Music) 1:00:11
- Ron and Lucia Jackson "Feel The Love" from You and the Night and the Music (Roni Music) 1:06:22
- Joanne Tatham "Poetry Man" from The Rings of Saturn (Café Pacific) 1:10:20
- Host speaks 1:14:22
- Cecilia Sanchietti "Run Baby Run" from La Terza Via (Blujazz) 1:16:36
- Tessa Souter "Contemplation (Ancestors)" from Picture In Black and White (Noa Records) 1:20:28
- Yellowjackets "Quiet" from Raising Our Voice (Mack Avenue) 1:24:26
- Host speaks 1:30:10
- Abelita Mateus "Paizinho" from Mixed Feelings (Vivenda) 1:34:31
- Dee Bell "By Chance (Acaso)" from Lins, Lennox & Life (Laser Records LLC) 1:40:47Time Marker
- Billy Stritch "Astrud" from Waters of March-The Brazilian Album (After 9 LLC) 1:46:08
- Basia "Show Time" from Butterflies (Shanachie) 1:50:45
- Host speaks 1:55:09
- Adison Evans "Cote D'Azur" from Meridian (AdiTone Records) 1:58:23
- Anne Sajdera "Azul-Live" from New Year (Bijuri) 2:03:41
- Kandace Springs "Don't Need the Real Thing" from Indigo (Blue Note) 2:10:54
- Theo Croker(featuring Dee Dee Bridgewater) "I Can't Help It" from AfroPhysicist (Okeh_Sony Masterworks) 2:14:18
- Host speaks 2:19:46
- Koko Taylor "Piece of Man" from Old School (Alligator Records) 2:22:07
- Dr. John "I'm Gonna Go Fishin'" from Duke Elegant (Parlophone) 2:26:32
- Maria Muldaur "Now You're Down In the Alley" from Don't You Feel My Leg (the Naughty Bawdy Blues of Blue Lu Barker) (The Last Music Company) 2:31:23
- Host speaks 2:34:58
- Lynne Arriale "Slightly Off Center" from Give Us These Days (Challenge) 2:37:11
- Ronny Whyte "Isn't That the Thing to Do" from Shades of Whyte (Audiophile Records) 2:42:25
- isabel crespo pardo For Now "Consider Rerouting" from Elsewhere (Self-released) 2:46:00
- Aimée Allen "Shooting Star" from Wings Uncaged (Azuline) 2:49:34
- Host speaks 2:54:49
- Allison Miller & Carmen Staaf"Nobody's Human" from Science Fair (Sunnyside) 2:55:46
- Tia Imani Hanna "Like Rain on Dry Land" from The Spaces Between Us (Self-released) 3:01:44
- Karrin Allyson "Just As Well" from Some of That Sunshine (kasrecords) 3:05:35
- Mark Winkler and Cheryl Bentyne "Ballad of the Sad Young Men_Lies of Handsome Men" from Eastern Standard Time (Café Pacific) 3:10:00
- Host speaks 3:16:02
- Camille Thurman "Sassy's Blues" from Inside the Moment (Chesky Records) 3:17:43Time Marker
- Lambert, Hendricks & Ross "Down for the Count" from Sing a Song of Basie (ABC Records) 3:25:12
- Katie Thiroux "Shiny Stockings" from Introducing Katie Thiroux (BassKat Music) 3:28:10
- Host speaks 3:32:07
- Yelena Eckemoff "Psalm 131" from Better Than Gold and Silver (L and H Productions) 3:33:46
- Cecile McLorin Salvant "Obsession" from The Window (Mack Avenue) 3:40:44
- Fred Hersch & Norma Winstone "Song of Life" from Songs: Lullabies (Sunnyside) 3:43:50
- Host speaks 3:48:51
- Elsa Nilsson "Blessings" from After Us (Self-released) 3:53:57
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