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Get It Straight - Thelonious Monk Is Still Cooking at 102
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- Helen Sung "Brother Thelonious" from Anthem for a New Day (Concord Jazz) 00:00
- Mary Stallings "Blue Monk" from Songs Were Made to Sing (Smoke Sessions Records) 05:29
- Madeline Eastman "Epistrophy (Live)" from Can You Hear Me Now? (Mad-Kat Records) 11:49
- Host speaks 16:24
- Johnny O'Neal "Sweet Monk" from In the Moment (Smoke Sessions Records) 18:39
- Andy Bey "Get It Straight (Straight No Chaser)" from Shades of Bey (Evidence Music) 22:46
- Carmen McRae "Dear Ruby" from Carmen Sings Monk (RCA Records) 29:11
- Host speaks 35:05
- Champian Fulton & Cory Weeds "Lullaby for Art" from Dream a Little... (Cellar Live) 37:10
- Nancy Kelly "Again" from Remembering Mark Murphy (SubCat Records) 43:59
- Emma Frank "Sometimes" from Come Back (Justin Time Records) 49:00
- Host speaks 51:40
- Isle of Klezbos "Mellow Manna" from Live from Brooklyn (Self released) 55:08
- Linda Presgrave "Insomnia" from Inspiration (Metropolitan Records) 1:00:14
- Eliane Elias "The View" from Love Stories (Concord Jazz) 1:09:12
- Lauren Lee "She Who Journeys" from Windowsill (Eyes & Ears Records) 1:13:23
- Host speaks 1:19:40
- Harry Allen "The Party's Over" from The Candy Men (Arbors) 1:21:36
- Jazzmeia Horn "Out the Window" from Love and Liberation (Concord) 1:24:45
- Kurt Elling, James Morrison "Goin' to Chicago" from Live in New York (Universal Music Australia) 1:28:13
- Heather Bambrick "Off My List" from Fine State (Self-produced) 1:33:47
- Host speaks 1:38:10
- Betty Carter "Ms. B.C." from The Music Never Stops (Blue Engine Records) 1:40:52
- Joe Williams "Anytime, Anyday, Anywhere" from At Newport '63 (RCA) 1:44:02
- Chelsea McBride's Socialist Night School "Fly by Night" from Aftermath (Browntasaurus Records) 1:46:17
- Host speaks 1:54:13
- Bria Skonberg "Villian Vanguard" from Nothing Never Happens (Self released) 1:55:46
- Patricia Barber "In Your Own Sweet Way" from Higher (ArtistShare) 2:00:16
- Nora York "In the Morning" from Swoon (Good Mood Records) 2:06:21
- Emma Larsson & Xavier Davis "Naima's Love Song" from The Makings (Dav Lar Music) 2:11:40
- Host speaks 2:16:58
- Jane Bunnett & Maqueque "Mystery of Jane's House" from On Firm Ground/Tierra Firme (Linus) 2:19:41
- Meredith d'Ambrosio "Stoppin the Clock" from Out of Nowhere (Sunnyside) 2:27:29
- Jackie & Roy "I Love You Real" from The ABC-Paramount Years (Entertainment One Music) 2:27:29
- Host speaks 2:31:20
- Miki Yamanaka "Monk's Dream" from Miki (Cellar Live) 2:33:24
- Veronica Swift "You're Gonna Hear From Me" from Confessions (Mack Avenue) 2:40:05
- Ronny Whyte "Alright I Love You" from Whyte Witchcraft Songs of Cy Coleman (Audiophile) 2:43:50
- Sara Gazarek "Cocoon" from Thirsty Ghost (MRI) 2:45:57
- Host speaks 2:51:47
- Debbie Poryes "Autumn in New York" from Loving Hank (Origin) 2:54:19
- Leslie Pintchik "Let's Get Lucky" from Same Day Delivery (Pintch Hard Records) 3:00:06
- Ellynne Rey "I Thought I Heard a Hummingbird" from The Birdsongs Project (Self released) 3:05:33
- Amy Cervini "Bye Bye Country Boy" from No One Ever Tells You (Anzic) 3:11:39
- Host speaks 3:17:09
- Houston Person "Willow Weep For Me" from I'm Just a Lucky So and So (HighNote) 3:19:51
- Lili Añel "Better Days" from Better Days (Winding Way Records) 3:27:56
- Lynn Cardona "Mother Earth" from Ophelia (Self released) 3:33:08
- Host speaks 3:37:32
- Nadje Noordhuis, James Shipp "October" from Indigo (Little Mystery) 3:40:08
- Jelena Jovovic "Paladin" from Heartbeat (Self released) 3:43:42
- Terri Lyne Carrington "Transformation" from The Mosaic Project (Concord) 3:47:52
- Host speaks 3:53:22
- Linda May Han Oh "Song Yue Rao" from Aventurine (Biophilia) 3:54:30
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