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Labor Day at Coney Island
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- Adrienne Fenemor " Mo' Puddin'" from Mo' Puddin' (Self released) 00:00
- Audrey Silver "Can't We Be Friends" from Let Me Know Your Heart (Messy House Productions) 06:01
- Van Morrison "The Party's Over" from Versatile (Caroline) 09:44
- Host speaks 12:49
- Alberto Pibiri and the Al Peppers "Oh When the Saints Go Marching In" from The Nacho Blues (Blujazz) 15:56
- Teri Thornton "Knee Deep in the Blues" from I'll Be Easy to Find (Verve) 18:28
- New York Voices "Round Round Round (Blue Rondo a La Turk)" from Reminiscing in Tempo (Origin) 25:37
- Host speaks 32:47
- Firey String Sistas "Adversidad" from That's What She Said (Self released) 35:18
- Sheila Jordan "Confirmation" from Better Than Anything (There Records) 41:03
- Geoffrey Keezer (feat. Gillian Margot) "You Stay with Me" from On my Way to You (MarKeez Records) 46:54
- Host speaks 52:15
- Anna Webber's Simple Trio "Underhelmed" from Binary (Skirl Records) 54:23
- The Time Flies "Schoolbus Rock" from Powerlines (Acme Records) 1:00:17
- Marcus Simeone "Your Precious Love" from Together (Miranda Music) 1:05:16
- Terri Lyne Carrington (feat. Valerie Simpson) "Somebody Told a Lie" from The Mosaic Project: Love and Soul (Concord) 1:09:14
- Paul Jost "I Don't Need No Doctor" from Breaking Through (Dot Time) 1:14:34
- Host speaks 1:20:17
- Akiko Tsuruga, Jeff Hamilton, Graham Dechter "Osaka Samba" from Equal Time (Capri Records) 1:22:10
- Eliane Elias "The Simplest Things" from Love Stories (Concord) 1:27:38
- Chelsea McBride's Socialist Night School "In Dreams" from The Twilight Fall (Browntasaurus Records) 1:31:32
- Host speaks 1:36:55
- Alice Coltrane "Er Ra" from World Spirituality Classics: 1: The Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda (Luaka Bop) 1:38:49
- Deb Bowman "Willow in the Wind" from Fast Heart (Mama Bama Records) 1:43:45
- Host speaks 1:49:07
- {Brandee Younger}} "Blue Nile" from Soul Awakening (Self released) 1:52:24
- Roxy Coss "You're There" from Quintet (Outside In Music) 2:00:03
- Barb Jungr "Sometimes" from Bob, Brel and Me (Kristalyn Records) 2:06:33
- Dinah Washington "Backwater Blues" from Dinah Washington Sings Bessie Smith (Verve) 2:11:24
- Host speaks 2:16:19
- Yoko Miwa "Secret Rendezvous" from Keep Talkin' (Self released) 2:19:06
- Mark Winkler (feat. Sara Gazarek "Rainproof" from The Company I Keep (Café Pacific) 2:25:28
- Mark Winkler "Snootie Little Cutie" from I'm with You (Café Pacific) 2:30:42
- Sara Gazarek "Jolene" from Thirsty Ghost (MRI) 2:33:59
- Host speaks 2:38:29
- Sue Maskaleris "O.C.D." from Bring Nothing But Your Heart (Self released) 2:41:45
- Stephanie Nakasian "Control Yourself" from Show Me the Way (Capri Records) 2:46:12
- Veronica Swift "Forget About the Boy" from Confessions (Mack Avenue) 2:49:20
- Host speaks 2:54:14
- Lauren Lee "Aback" from Windowsill (Eyes and Ears) 2:55:02
- Giorgia Hannoush "Labor Day at Coney Island" from Astoria Dreams (Map Classics) 3:00:40
- Tracey Coryell "Shotgun" from Single (Rhombus) 3:05:58
- Joanna Wallfisch "Far Away from Any Place Called Home" from Far Away From Any Place Called Home (Self released) 3:09:34
- Linda Ciofolo "Blame It on the Sun" from Sun Set (Self released) 3:14:11
- Host speaks 3:19:22
- Ed Palermo "Gargoyles" from A Lousy Day in Harlem (Self produced) 3:20:56
- Clora Bryant "Man With the Horn" from ...Gal with a Horn (Mode Records ) 3:28:39
- Gabrielle Stravelli "Cake of My Childhood" from Dream Ago (Big Modern Music) 3:32:31
- Host speaks 3:36:02
- Jenny Scheinman, Allison Miller "Play Money" from Parlour Game (Royal Potato Family) 3:39:04
- Giacomo Gates "How High the Moon/Ornithology" from Centerpiece (Origin) 3:44:14
- Rosana Eckert "Waiting" from Sailing Home (Origin) 3:49:00
- Host speaks 3:53:49
- Russ Kassoff "Every Day I'm In Love with You" from Bird Fly By (RHK Jazz) 3:54:58
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