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Holiday releases By Jae Sinnett, George Burton, Gregory Porter, Nicky Schrire, Aubrey Logan Plus A Celebration of Bob Dorough's Centennial

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
December 25, 2023
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This broadcast includes new music from Sarah L King, with holiday releases from Jae Sinnett, George Burton, Gregory Porter, Nicky Schrire, Aubrey Logan, plus birthday shoutouts to Beegie Adair, Frank Sinatra, Dionne Warwick, with a special nod to Jazz Master Bob Dorough for his centennial. Thanks for listening and please support the artists you hear by seeing them live and online. Purchase their music so they can continue to distract, comfort, provoke and inspire.

Playlist

Jae Sinnett's Zero to 60 Quartet "Little Drummer Boy" from A Swingin Christmas (Live at WHRO) (Independent) 00:00
Grady Tate "Bending Towards the Light" from Bending Towards the Light-A Jazz Nativity (Self Released) 06:21
George Burton (feat. Nancy Harms) "Some Children See Him" from The Yule Log (Porge Records) 10:10
Host speaks 15:18
Beegie Adair "I Wished On the Moon" from By Request (Green Hill Music) 16:43
Frank Sinatra "Witchcraft" from The History of Jazz Vol. 5 (Capitol) 19:59
Dionne Warwick "Theme from Valley of the Dolls" from The Valley of the Dolls (Warner Music Group) 22:49
Host speaks 26:21
Julieta Eugenio "Snowbirds" from Jump (Greenleaf Music) 27:26
Sarah L King "Snow Blind" from Single (Fire Horse) (Peccadillo & ECN Music Ltd) 32:28
Host speaks 36:26
Bob Dorough "Devil May Care" from The Houston Branch (Self Released) 37:37
Bob Dorough & Dave Frishberg "Nothing Like You" from Who's On First (Blue Note) 43:50
Bob Dorough "Learnin' the Blues" from Live At the Deer Head Inn (Deer Head Records) 48:37
Host speaks 54:13
Isle of Klezbos "Trombone Taxim & Mekhutonim Tants" from Yiddish Silver Screen (Self Released) 55:16
Geri Allen "Red Velvet in Winter" from Flying Toward the Sound (Motema) 1:00:00
Gregory Porter "Do You Hear What I Hear" from Christmas Wish (Blue Note) 1:05:38
Janis Siegel "Hard Candy Christmas" from Crying in My Whiskey (Night Is Alive) 1:09:17
Host speaks 1:13:36
Karen Hammack "Under the Shimmering Tree" from Love In the Dawn (Self Released) 1:14:48
Joe Williams (feat. Shirley Horn) "Love Without Money" from In Good Company (Verve) 1:21:07
Nicky Schrire "Yuletide" from Single (Self Released) 1:24:25
Host speaks 1:27:55
Jeff Hamilton Trio "Bright Bright the Holly Berries" from Merry And Bright (Capri) 1:28:52
Jim Caruso, Klea Blackhurst, Billy Stritch "Kay Thompson's Jingle Bells" from Christmas At Birdland (Club44 Records) 1:34:48
Champian Fulton "Merry Merry Christmas" from Christmas With Champian (Self Released) 1:36:41
Host speaks 1:41:14
Colin Steele Quartet "River" from Joni-Jazz Interpretations of the Joni Mitchell Songbook (Marina Records) 1:42:34
Veronica Swift "I Hope She Makes You Happy" from Confessions (Mack Avenue) 1:48:31
Aubrey Logan "This Is How It Ends" from Aubrey Logan Christmas (MWO Records) 1:52:50
Host speaks 1:55:48
Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:47

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