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Here Is The Best Part - You Have a Jazz Heart
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- Nora Germain "The Way You Look Tonight" from Go For It (self released) 00:00
- John Depalma "Night In the City" from Something Shiny (LML Music) 06:39
- Christine Tobin "The Fisherman" from Sailing to Byzantium (Trail Belle) 10:32
- Host speaks 15:25
- Roxy Coss "Free To Be" from Quintet (Outside In Music) 18:52
- Charles Ruggiero & Hilary Gardner "Meteor" from Play the Bird and the Bee (Self released) 23:41
- Veronica Swift "Confessions / The Other Woman" from Confessions (Mack Avenue) 28:10
- Host speaks 34:46
- Harry Allen "I Wished On the Moon" from The Candy Men (Arbors) 37:53
- Ian Shaw "I Wished On the Moon" from Soho Stories (Milestone Records) 46:02
- Shirley Horn "How Am I To Know?" from Here's To Life (Verve) 49:52
- Host speaks 53:12
- Houston Person "Willow Weep for Me" from I'm Just a Lucky So and So (HighNote) 55:46
- Yoko Miwa "Sunset Lane" from Keep Talkin' (Self released) 1:00:58
- Lori Williams "Way Over Yonder" from Full Circle (LoriJazz) 1:07:02
- Marlene Rosenberg "Not the Song I Wanna Sing" from MLK Convergence (Origin) 1:11:47
- Host speaks 1:19:14
- George Cables "Young At Heart" from I'm All Smiles (HighNote) 1:21:44
- Cecile McLorin Salvant "I've Got Your Number" from The Window (Mack Avenue) 1:28:07
- Nicholas Bearde "The Rules of the Road" from I Remember You: The Music of Nat King Cole (Right Groove Rekkids) 1:33:01
- Host speaks 1:36:59
- Lou Caputo "The Peacocks" from Not So Big Band (self released) 1:38:53
- Kate McGarry "Looking Back" from Girl Talk (Palmetto) 1:44:54
- Host speaks 1:50:29
- Linda May Han Oh "Kirigami" from Aventurine (Biophilia) 1:52:54
- Hiroe Sekine "Bevel" from Hiroe's Spirit (Blue Canoe) 2:00:09
- Sara Gazarek "Gaslight District" from Thirsty Ghost (MRI ) 2:05:01
- New York Voices "The Forecast Is Sunny" from Reminiscing in Tempo (Origin) 2:10:28
- Host speaks 2:15:04
- George Shearing Quintet & Nancy Wilson "Evansville" from The Swingin's Mutual (EMI) 2:17:42
- Lisa Rich "Lonely Woman" from High Wire (TriTone Records) 2:19:40
- Rebecca Martin & Guillermo Klein "To Make the Most of Today" from The Upstate Project (Sunnyside) 2:25:27
- Host speaks 2:30:14
- Herbie Hancock "Sweet Bird" from River: The Joni Mitchell Letters (Verve) 2:32:27
- Cassandra Wilson "Never Broken" from Traveling Miles (Blue Note) 2:40:38
- Alyssa Allgood "Speak No Evil" from Out of the Blue (JeruJazz) 2:45:47
- Host speaks 2:51:20
- Jordan Pettay "For Wayne" from After Us First Fruit (Self released) 2:52:53
- Elsa Nilsson "Crimson" from After Us (Self released) 2:59:58
- Wayne Wallace & Moy Eng "Magnolia Light" from The Blue Hour (Patois) 3:04:25
- Anita Wardell "The Meaning of the Blues" from Kinda Blue (The Last Music Company) 3:10:25
- Host speaks 3:17:13
- The Time Flies "Fly High" from Powerlines (Acme Records) 3:19:30
- Lauren Henderson "Alma Oscura" from Alma Oscura (Brontosaurus Records) 3:25:47
- Anne Phillips "After All These Years" from Live at the Jazz Bakery (Self released) 3:29:09
- Host speaks 3:33:51
- Alexa Tarantino "Wisp After Wisp" from Winds of Change (Posi-Tone) 3:35:46
- John Miller "Real Live Girl" from Stage Door Johnny: John Miller Takes on Broadway (Self released) 3:40:00
- Eliane Elias "The View" from Love Stories (Concord Jazz) 3:42:49
- Tony Bennett & Bill Evans "Some Other Time" from The Tony Bennett/Bill Evans Album (Fantasy) 3:47:01
- Host speaks 3:51:40
- Mimi Fox "Textures of Loving" from This Bird Still Flies (Origin) 3:54:00
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