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Love Song for August
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- Louis Armstrong "My Heart" from The Hot Fives, Vol. 1 (Columbia Legacy) 00:00
- Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstong "Learnin the Blues" from Ella and Louis Again (Verve) 02:33
- Host speaks 09:46
- Pureum Jin "Speak Low" from The Real Blue (Cellar Live) 12:12
- Veronica Swift "You're Gonna Hear From Me" from Confessions (Mack Avenue) 18:14
- Gregory Generet & Richard Johnson "Close Your Eyes" from 2 Of a Kind (Afar Music) 21:59
- Teri Roiger "First Song" from Dear Abbey (Inner Circle Music) 26:51
- Host speaks 31:01
- Andrea Brachfeld "The Listening Song" from If Not Now, When? (Jazzheads Records) 34:21
- Dee Dee Bridgewater "I Can't Stand the Rain" from Memphis-Yes, I'm Ready (Sony Masterworks) 40:07
- John Storie "So Many Stars" from Ponderosa (Resto Music) 43:10
- Elizabeth Tomboulian "Good Old Wagon" from Love's In Need of Love Today (Quantum Starsong) 47:44
- Host speaks 52:28
- Hiroe Sekine "A-Me" from Hiroe's Spirit (Blue Canoe) 55:01
- George Cables "Besame Mucho" from I'm All Smiles (HighNote) 1:00:29
- Wendy Kirkland "Haven't We Met" from The Music's On Me (Blue Quaver Records) 1:08:11
- Kevin Mahogany "Dear Ruby" from Big Band (Lightyear Entertainment) 1:12:58
- Host speaks 1:17:33
- Lioness "Hurry Up and Wait" from Pride & Joy (Posi-Tone) 1:19:56
- Gretje Angell "Fever" from ...In Any Key (Grevlinto) 1:26:04
- Roswell Rudd, Heather Masse "Love Song for August" from August Love Song (Red House Records) 1:30:31
- Host speaks 1:35:39
- Roxy Coss "Feminist AF" from The Future Is Female (Posi-Tone) 1:37:48
- Lauren White "Slow Down" from Life in the Modern World (Café Pacific) 1:42:35
- Jamison Ross "These Things You Are to Me" from Jamison (Concord) 1:46:42
- Host speaks 1:50:59
- Linda May Han Oh "Ebony" from Aventurine (Biophilia) 1:52:53
- David Murray, Geri Allen, Terri Lyne Carrington "Geri-Rigged" from Perfection (Motema) 1:59:54
- Baby Jane Dexter "I'm In Love Again" from It's Personal (Self Released) 2:06:00
- Baby Jane Dexter "Be Cool" from Baby Jane Dexter Bootlegs Herself (Self released) 2:08:02
- Baby Jane Dexter "Fifteen Ugly Minutes" from I Got Thunder (Elba) 2:11:26
- Host speaks 2:16:03
- Anat Cohen "Miri" from Triple Helix (Anzic) 2:19:11
- Sara Gazarek "I Believe (When I Fall In Love)" from Thirsty Ghost (MRI) 2:23:27
- Josh Nelson "The Sky Remains" from The Sky Remains (Origin) 2:29:06
- Host speaks 2:34:54
- Marlene Rosenberg "The Barron" from MLK Convergence (Origin) 2:36:21
- Charles Ruggiero, Hilary Gardner "4th of July" from Play the Bird and the Bee (Self released) 2:41:14
- Wayne Wallace & Moy Eng "Filthy Gorgeous" from The Blue Hour (Patois) 2:45:07
- Host speaks 2:51:08
- Jason Miles, Ingrid Jensen "The Faction of Cool" from Calm Waters Rolling Swells & Roiling Seas (Whaling City Sound) 2:52:28
- Akiko Tsuruga, Jeff Hamilton & Graham Dechter "Mag's Groove" from Equal Time (Capri Records) 2:59:35
- John Miller "I Won't Grow Up" from Stage Door Johnny: John Miller Takes on Broadway (Self released) 3:05:27
- KJ Denhert "Choose Your Weapon" from Album No. 9 (Motema) 3:08:08
- Host speaks 3:12:53
- Lisa Hilton "An August Remembered" from Nocturnal (Ruby Slippers Productions) 3:15:48
- Nicki Parrott "If You Love Me" from From New York To Paris (Arbors) 3:20:09
- Tony Bennett & Bill Charlap "I Won't Dance" from The Silver Liningthe Songs of Jerome Kern (RPM/Columbia) 3:24:06
- Host speaks 3:27:18
- Jelena Jovovic "The Countless Stars" from Heartbeat (Sokoj) 3:31:48
- Camila Meza "Fall" from Ambar (Sony Masterworks) 3:38:03
- Connie Converse "Roving Woman" from How Sad, How Lovely (Lauderette) 3:43:10
- Kat Edmonson "A Voice" from Old Fashioned Girl (MRI) 3:45:48
- Host speaks 3:50:11
- Diane Moser "Birdsongs for Eric" from Birdsongs (Planet Arts Records) 3:51:52
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