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I Gotta Swing - Celebrating Blanche Calloway and Her Joy Boys
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- Lisa Hilton "Adventures & Alibis" from Chalkboard Destiny (Ruby Slippers) 00:00
- Lizzie Thomas "Close Your Eyes" from New Sounds From the Jazz Age (Self released) 05:50
- Host speaks 9:41
- Blanche Calloway "I Gotta Swing" from Blanche Calloway (Doxy Collection) (Doxy) 14:07
- Cecile McLorin Salvant "Growlin' Dan" from For One to Love (Mack Avenue) 16:53
- Host speaks 21:20
- Jazmin Ghent "Funk Junk" from The Story of Jaz (Self released) 26:50
- Dena Derose "Don't Be On the Outside" from We Won't Forget You-An Homage to Shirley Horn (HighNote) 31:29
- Host speaks 36:19
- Hyuna Park "Driving in New York" from Her Morning Waltz (Internova Records) 40:50
- Christine Ebersole, Billy Stritch "Walking in New York" from Sunday in New York (Ghostlight Records) 45:35
- Gabrielle Stravelli "Mammas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys" from Pick Up My Pieces (Big Modern Music) 48:39
- Host speaks 53:39
- Sharel Cassity & Evolve "The Here The Now" from Evolve (Relsha Music) 55:29
- Sarah Elgeti "Gather Courage" from Dawn Comes Quietly (Gateway) 1:00:37
- Chanda Rule + Sweet Emma "Carry It Home to Rosie" from Hold On (PAO) 1:05:20
- Host speaks 1:09:54
- Andrea Brachfeld "Triste E Solitaria" from Brazilian Whispers (Origin) 1:14:35
- Josephine Beavers "Haven't We Met" from Prime Time (Grand Song Media) 1:20:06
- Sarah McKenzie "In the Name of Love" from Paris in the Rain (Universal Music Division Decca Records France ) 1:22:34
- Host speaks 1:26:49Time Marker
- Audrey Ochoa "Silver Linings" from Frankenhorn (Chronograph Records/Fontana North) 1:31:23
- Kenny Rankin (feat. Rosa Passos) "Those Eyes" from Here In My Heart (Private Music) 1:36:05
- Host speaks 1:41:30
- John Proulx(feat. Melissa Manchester) "Stained Glass" from Say It (ArtistShare) 1:44:45
- Carmen McRae "Come in From the Rain" from I'm Coming Home Again (Essential Media Group) 1:49:07
- Host speaks 1:53:19
- Lynne Arriale "Journey" from Chimes of Freedom (Challenge) 1:55:26
- Marsha Heydt "Groovin'" from Diggin' the Day (Self released) 2:00:18
- Raquel Cepeda "Little Gem" from Passion (Self released) 2:05:16
- Host speaks 2:09:48
- Elsa Nilsson "We Show Up" from Hindsight (Self released) 2:14:54
- Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 "So Many Stars" from Greatest Hits (Concord) 2:09:48
- Host speaks 2:24:20
- Kathy Kosins "Can We Pretend" from Uncovered Soul (Maristar Records) 2:27:22
- Ulysses Owens, Jr. (feat. Theo Bleckmann) "Balm in Gilead" from Songs of Freedom (Resilience) 2:32:32
- Host speaks 2:38:28
- MJ Territo "Everything Is Moving Too Fast" from Ladies Day (Jollie Mollie Music) 2:42:05
- Mary Stallings "Stolen Moments" from Songs Were Made To Sing (Smoke Sessions Records) 2:45:51
- Host speaks 2:50:55
- Carla Bley "Copycat: After You" from Life Goes On (ECM) 2:55:03
- Kenny BarronDave Holland Trio "Secret Places" from Without Deception (Dare2 Records) 3:00:31
- Paul Jost "Shenandoah" from Simple Life (PJMusic) 3:07:24
- Host speaks 3:11:24
- Plucky Strum "What She Said" from Departure (Whaling City Sound) 3:16:11
- Bill Frisell "God's Wing'd Horse" from Harmony (Blue Note) 3:20:03
- Host speaks 3:24:07
- Robin McKelle "Back to Black" from Alterations (Doxie) 3:30:58
- Sachal Vasandani "Love Is a Losing Game" from Hi-Fly (Mack Avenue) 3:36:08
- Host speaks 3:39:50
- Mary Lou Williams "Koolbonga" from Black Christ of the Andes (Mary Records) 3:42:46
- Virginia Schenck "Hear My Battle Cry" from Battle Cry (Airborne Ecstasy) 3:46:07
- Host speaks 3:52:32
- Carmen Sandim "Free Wilbie" from Play-Doh (Ropeadope) 3:53:29
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