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Great Young Singers - Cécile McLorin Salvant, Charenee Wade, Jazzmeia Horn, Veronica Swift
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- Host Intro 0:00
- Cécile McLorin Salvant solo "Jitterbug Waltz" from WomanChild (WomanChild) 3:07
- Cécile McLorin Salvant Quartet "My Man's Gone Now" from Dreams and Daggers (Mack Avenue) 9:51
- Cécile McLorin Salvant accompanied by Sullivan Fortner "Wild Is Love" from The Window (Mack Avenue) 16:19
- Host speaks 19:40
- Aaron Diehl Sextet "Space Time Continuum" from Space Time Continuum (Mack Avenue) 22:02
- Charenée Wade Quintet "I Think I'll Call It Morning" from Offering -The Music of Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson (Motéma) 32:00
- Host speaks 36:38
- Jazzmeia Horn Quintet "Tight" from Social Call (Prestige) 37:52
- Jazzmeia Horn Quintet "I Remember You" from Social Call (Prestige) 40:55
- Jazzmeia Horn Sextet "Free Your Mind" from Love & Liberation (Concord) 43:03
- Host speaks 47:51
- Veronica Swift -Russell Hall duo "No Not Much" from Confessions (Mack Avenue) 49:49
- Veronica Swift Quartet "No Regrets" from Confessions (Mack Avenue) 53:23
- Host Outro 56:48
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