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Juno Nominations and Remembering Debra Mann
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- Jutta Hipp "Mon Petit (I Never Knew)" from The Legendary Jutta Hipp Quintet-1954 Frankfurt Special (Fresh Sounds) 00:00
- Louis Armstrong "Droppin' Shucks" from Hot Fives Vol. 1 (Columbia/CBS) 03:20
- Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis "I'm Not Rough" from United We Swing: Best of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Galas (Blue Engine Records) 06:23
- Host speaks 09:23
- Roberta Piket "In the Days of Our Love" from One for Marian: Celebrating Marian McPartland (Thirteenth Note Records) 12:57
- Peggy Lee "Just for a Thrill" from The Best of Peggy Lee: The Capital Years (Capitol) 19:14
- John Minnock "I Love Being Here With You" from Right Around the Corner (Self released) 22:53
- Host speaks 24:57
- Lisa Hilton "Sunday Morning" from Oasis (Ruby Slippers Productions, Lisa Hilton Music) 28:48
- Jeannie Tanner "Fred and Ginger" from Words & Music (Self released) 33:20
- Host speaks 39:12
- John J. DiMartino "I Can't Help It" from Turnaround (Self released) 42:18
- Alicia Hall Moran "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" from Here Today (Self released) 47:38
- Host speaks 52:08
- Dave Stryker "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" from Eight Track II (Strikezone) 55:24
- Kait Dunton "29 North" from Planet D'earth (Real & Imagined Music) 1:00:12
- Beverly Church Hogan "Take My Breath Away" from Can't Get Out of This Mood (Café Pacific) 1:04:27
- Nora McCarthy "I Like You, You're Nice" from A Time for Love (Self released) 1:09:20
- Host speaks 1:13:23
- Michel Legrand "The Jitterbug Waltz" from Legrand Jazz+Legrand Piano (Phono) 1:16:00
- Shirley Crabbe "The Windmills of Your Mind" from Bridges (Maisong Music) 1:21:17
- Host speaks 1:25:56
- Iris Ornig "Storyteller" from Storyteller (Self released) 1:28:38
- Tony Bennett "You Must Believe in Spring" from Together Again (Concord Records) 1:33:48
- Host speaks 1:39:27
- Debra Mann "Big Yellow Taxi" from Full Circle: the Music of Joni Mitchell (Whaling City Sound) 1:41:08r
- Debra Mann "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat" from Full Circle: the Music of Joni Mitchell (Whaling City Sound) 1:43:59
- Host speaks 1:49:18
- Renee Rosnes "Elephant Dust" from Beloved of the Sky (Smoke Sessions) 1:52:17
- Jordan Pettay "You Make Me Feel Brand New" from First Fruit (Self released) 1:59:53
- Jodi Michelle Proznick "Listen" from Sun Songs (Cellar Live) 2:04:39
- Host speaks 2:11:15
- Betty Bryant "My Beloved" from Project 88 (Bry-Mar Records) 2:15:54
- Michael Winther "Bad Idea" from Waiting for the Angel (Miranda Music) 2:21:04
- Host speaks 2:24:30
- Jennifer Gammill "Slow Fire" from Heart, Soul & Fire (Self released) 2:28:27
- Isle of Klezbos "Noiresque" from Live from Brooklyn (Self released) 2:33:34
- Host speaks 2:39:03
- Ed Reed "How Am I to Know" from Born to Be Blue (Blue Shorts Records) 2:41:57
- Eugenia Jones "I'm Alright" from Come Out Swingin' (Self released) 2:46:00
- Host speaks 2:51:53
- Lena Bloch"Munir" from Heart Knows (Fresh Sound New Talent) 2:52:25
- Katie Thiroux "RoseBird" from Introducing Katie Thiroux (BassKat Music) 3:01:31
- Jeanne Lee & Mal Waldron "Straight Ahead" from After Hours (Sunnyside) 3:05:37
- Host speaks 3:08:55
- John Scofield "Ida Lupino" from John Scofield-EP (Trio Records) 3:10:48
- Andrew Rathbun "Power Politics I" from Atwood Suites (Origin) 3:15:34
- Host speaks 3:21:59
- Julie Gold "Southbound Train" from Sixty (Self released) 3:24:25
- Melody Gardot "So Long" from Live in Europe (Decca (UMO)) 3:29:14
- Host speaks 3:34:45
- Allison Au "The Lie That Saves Us All" from Wander Wonder (Self released) 3:37:51
- Cindy Scott "What's Comin Atcha" from Historia (Catahoula Records) 3:43:52
- Kavita Shah & Francois Moutin " Aigue Marine" from Interplay (Dot Time) 3:47:47
- Host speaks 3:51:05
- Ellen Rowe "Anthem" from Momentum-Portraits of Women in Motion (Smokin' Sleddog Records) 3:52:36
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