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Hell's Bells - That Special Time of Year
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- Carla Bley "Hell's Bells" from Carla's Christmas Carols (Watt/ECM ) 00:00
- Jim Caruso, Klea Blackhurst, Billy Stritch "Christmas Is Starting Now/It's the Holiday Season" from Christmas at Birdland (Club44 Records) 05:13
- Kurt Elling "We Three Kings/Star of Wonder" from The Beautiful Day (Okeh Records) 10:21
- Host speaks 16:49
- Pat Moran "In Your Own Sweet Way" from This Is Pat Moran (Audio Fidelity) 20:14
- New York Voices "Round, Round, Round (Blue Rondo a La Turk)" from Reminiscing in Tempo (Origin) 25:14
- New York Voices "God's Love Made Visible" from Bending Towards the Light-A Jazz Nativity (Self released) 32:23
- Host speaks 36:38
- Kristin Korb "Angels We Have Heard on High" from That Time of Year (Storyville Records) 39:59
- Duchess "A Christmas Compromise" from Harmony for the Holidays (Anzic) 45:40
- Sylvia Syms "Can't We Be Friends" from Songs of Love_Sylvia Syms Sings (Jasmine Music) 49:12
- Sylvia Syms "On Second Thought" from Lovingly (Rhino Atlantic) 52:13
- Host speaks 54:59
- Melissa Aldana "Acceptance" from Visions (Motema) 56:28
- Amina Figarova "Fall Eclipse" from Road to the Sun (AmFi Records) 1:01:23
- Andy Bey "Willow Weep For Me" from Ballads, Blues & Bey (Evidence) 1:07:40
- Esperanza Spalding "You Have to Dance (feet)" from 12 Little Spells (Concord) 1:14:24
- Host speaks 1:17:44
- Carmen Sandim "Waiting For Art" from Play-Doh (Pathways to Jazz) 1:20:22
- Laurie Antonioli "River" from Songs of Shadow, Songs of Light (Origin) 1:27:02
- Ulysses Owens, Jr. "Both Sides Now" from Songs of Freedom (Resilience Music) 1:32:03
- Host speaks 1:37:57
- T.K. Blue "Just Waiting (A Sister's Lament)" from The Rhythms Continue (JaJa Records) 1:40:23
- Jazzmeia Horn "Green Eyes" from Love and Liberation (Concord) 1:45:03
- Host speaks 1:50:17
- Hyuna Park "Grandpa's Clock" from Her Morning Waltz (Internova) 1:53:02
- Rez Abbasi and Isabelle Olivier "Timeline" from Oasis (Enja/Yellowbird) 1:59:48
- Martina DaSilva, Dan Chmielinski "Diamonds and Pearls" from A Very Chimytina Christmas (Outside In Music) 2:03:17
- B3 Kings "What Child Is This?" from Laughing All the Way (Cellar Live) 2:07:37
- The Wishbone Project "In the Bleak Midwinter" from Winter Night (Self released) 2:11:02
- Host speaks 2:17:02
- Simone Baron and Arco Belo "Post Edit Delete" from The Space Between Disguises (Self released) 2:20:02
- Cassandra Wilson "Good Morning Heartache" from Coming Forth By Day (Legacy Recordings) 2:25:15
- Tom Waits "Take It With Me" from Mule Variations (ANTI-) 2:30:07
- Host speaks 2:34:26
- Roxy Coss "You're There" from Quintet (Outside In Music) 2:36:25
- Carmen Lundy "Still" from Modern Ancestors (Afrasia Productions) 2:42:55
- Host speaks 2:48:48
- Myra Melford "City of Illusion" from The Other Side of Air (Firehouse 12) 2:51:02
- Iro Haarla, Ulf Krokfors, Barry Altschul "Jesus Maria" from Around AgainThe Music of Carla Bley (TUM Records) 2:59:46
- Alison Wedding "Something Amazing" from On the Brink (Flood Music) 3:06:17
- Carmen Souza "Song for My Father" from The Silver Messenger (Galileo Music) 3:10:27
- Host speaks 3:16:33
- Andrea Petrity "Some People Have It Made" from What If I... (Self released) 3:18:34
- John Finbury feat. Thalma De Freitas "Filha" from Sorte (Green Flash Music) 3:23:36
- Mary Stallings "Stolen Moments" from Songs Were Made to Sing (Smoke Sessions Records) 3:29:13
- Host speaks 3:34:16
- Linda Presgrave "That Special Time of Year" from A Jazz ChristmasThat Special Time of Year (Metropolitan Records) 3:36:28
- Noel & Maria "Do You Hear What I Hear?" from Merry Christmas, My Dear (The Tam Tam Group) 3:41:42
- Tierney Sutton "Arrow" from ScreenPlay (BFM Jazz) 3:45:11
- Host speaks 3:47:52
- Julia Dollison and Kerry Marsh "Dança Illusoria" from Vertical Voices: the Music of Maria Schneider (ArtistShare) 3:50:45
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