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New Releases and a Celebration of Joni Mitchell

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The autumn harvest of new releases continues with recordings by Alan Broadbent, Brandi Disterheft, Joel Ross, The Royal Bopsters, Mary Halvorson's Code Girl, Richard Baratta, Ian Hendrickson-Smith, Rebecca Hennessy, Tom Oren and Fred Hersch, with birthday shoutouts to Lauren Henderson, Sarah Jerrom, Kurt Elling, Patricia Barber, Kitty Margolis, Chris Connor and as always, Joni Mitchell. Thanks for listening and please support the artists you hear by purchasing their music during this time of lockdown.

Playlist

  • Alan Broadbent Trio "Struttin' With Some Barbeque" from Trio In Motion (Savant) 00:00
  • Lauren Henderson "Besame Mucho" from Songbook Sessions (Brontosaurus Records) 03:16
  • Host speaks 10:58
  • Joel Ross "Gato's Gift" from Who Are You? (Blue Note) 12:06
  • Brandi Disterheft "On Broadway" from Surfboard (JustinTime) 18:09
  • The Royal Bopsters "Why'd You Do Me Like You Did" from Party of Four (Motema) 22:49
  • Host speaks 27:38
  • Rina "Run and Rise" from Rina (Yamaha Music Entertainment Holdings) 29:01
  • Mary Halvorson's Code Girl (feat. Robert Wyatt) "The Lemon Trees" from Artlessly Falling (Firehouse 12 Records) 34:30
  • Host speaks 41:40
  • Richard Baratta "Let The River Run" from Music In Film: The Reel Deal (Savant) 42:48
  • Chris Connor "I Am Gonna Go Fishin'" from Warm Cool: The Atlantic Years (Atlantic) 48:03
  • Host speaks 50:49
  • Ian Hendrickson-Smith "Don't Explain" from The Lowdown (Cellar Live) 52:57
  • Tom Oren "Mrs. Barbarelli" from Dorly's Song (Concord Jazz) 1:00:00
  • Rebecca Hennessy "There's Just One Thing" from All the Little Things You Do (Self released) 1:05:26
  • Host speaks 1:10:33
  • Fred Hersch "West Virginia Rose/The Water Is Wide" from Songs From Home (Palmetto Records) 1:11:59
  • Sarah Jerrom "The Stolen Child" from The Yeats Project (Self Released) 1:17:39
  • Kurt Elling "Never Never Land" from Close Your Eyes (Blue Note) 1:22:52
  • Host speaks 1:28:38
  • Patricia Barber "In Your Own Sweet Way" from Higher (Impex Records) 1:30:10
  • Kitty Margolis "Anthropology" from Evolution (Mad-Kat Records) 1:36:15
  • Host speaks 1:40:13
  • Yoko Miwa "Conversation" from Keep Talkin' (Self released) 1:41:18
  • John Hollenbeck (feat. Theo Bleckmann) "Blue" from Songs You Like A Lot (Sunnyside) 1:48:43
  • Host speaks 1:56:02
  • Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:57:09

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