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Late Fall Releases, New Holiday Music Plus A Birthday Shoutout to Bertha Hope

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
December 6, 2021
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This broadcast presents new releases from Paul Jost, Elena Maque, Carn Davidson 9, Amanda Ekery with a single from Duchess, plus holiday music from The Moore McColl Jazz Society and June Bisantz, with birthday shoutouts to Bertha Hope, Maria Schneider, Etta Jones, Ethel Ennis, Gloria Lynne, and more. Thanks for listening and please support the artists you hear by purchasing their music during this time of pandemic so they can continue to distract, comfort and inspire.

Playlist

Bertha Hope "You Know Who" from In Search of ... (Steeplechase) 00:00
Paul Jost Quartet "On the Sunny Side of the Street" from While We Were Gone (Self Released) 06:42
Etta Jones "That Ole Devil Called Love" from Lady Day (HighNote) 10:21
Host speaks 15:22
Maria Schneider Jazz Orchestra "Stone Song" from Data Lords-Our Natural World (ArtistShare) 16:55
Nora York & Maria Schneider "The Grail" from Alchemy (Universal Music Japan) 22:33
Host speaks 26:54
Elena Maque "Weightless" from Feel Again (Self Released) 27:39
Ethel Ennis "If Women Ruled the World" from If Women Ruled the World (Savoy Jazz) 31:17
Nicole Henry "Is It a Crime?" from Time To Love Again (Self Released) 36:14
Host speaks 42:58
Carn Davidson 9 "Wisely If Sincerely" from The History of Us (Three Pines Records) 44:02
Rebecca Coupe Franks "Every Little Thing Counts" from Every Little Thing Counts (RCF Records) 51:11
Host speaks 53:42
The Moore McColl Jazz Society "A Christmas Soliloquy" from One Way Holiday (Self Released) 55:26
Beth McKenna "Streets of Mexico City" from Beyond Here (Self Released) 1:00:00
Gloria Lynne "All Day Long" from Miss Gloria Lynne (Essential Media Group) 1:06:26
Irma and Leo "Back to who" from Relief -A Benefit for the Jazz Foundation of America's Musician's Emergency Fund (Mack Avenue) 1:09:41
Host speaks 1:14:20
Alex Hamburger "Unconditional Love" from And She Spoke (Self Released) 1:15:29
June Bisantz "Winter's Got Spring Up Its Sleeve" from 7 Shades of Snow (Arabesque Records) 1:21:55
Host speaks 1:24:46
Sylvie Courvoisier & Mary Halvorson "Bent Yellow" from Searching For the Disappeared Hour (Pyroclastic Records) 1:26:00
Amanda Ekery "LCC #18 (Up There)" from Some (more) Short Songs (Self released) 1:30:44
Lauren Lee "Another Reality" from The Queen of Cups (ears & eyes) 1:34:04
Host speaks 1:38:23
Emily Takahashi "Monet Paints the Blues" from Cenozoic Dreams (Self Released) 1:39:42
Kurt Reichenbach "Here's to Life" from From California With Love (SSJ-USA) 1:44:33
Duchess "Going Home" from Single (Anzic) 1:49:50
Dave Frishberg "The Difficult Season (Live)" from Do You Miss New York? (Arbors) 1:51:50
Host speaks 1:55:40
Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:57:08

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About Bertha Hope

Instrument: Piano

Concerts

May 2 Thu

Bertha Hope & Jordan Williams Play Ellington

Dizzy's Club
New York, NY

May 3 Fri

Bertha Hope & Jordan Williams Play Ellington

Dizzy's Club
New York, NY

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