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New Releases, Birthday Shoutouts Plus Oscar Winning Songs Written By Women

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
April 4, 2022
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This broadcast presents new releases from Sean Nelson's New London Big Band, violinist Leonor Falcón, The DIVA Jazz Orchestra and vocalists Jesse Palter, Jeanie Perkins, Sally Terrell, with birthday shoutouts to bassists Carol Kaye and Mimi Jones, pianists Renee Rosnes, Jessica Williams and Hiromi plus vocalists Sarah Vaughan and Virginia Schenck, among others, with a set of award winning movie songs penned by women to celebrate the Oscars in the first hour. 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, provoke, comfort and inspire.

Playlist

Mimi Jones "Nothing Like You" from Balance (Hot Tone Music) 00:00
Jesse Palter "Dealin' With You (You Better Know)" from Nothing Standard (Palter Trail Music) 05:30
Host speaks 09:51
Sean Nelson's New London Big Band "The Clearing" from Social Hour! (Summit) 10:59
Adonis Rose & New Orleans Jazz Orchestra (feat. Cyrille Aimée) "Down" from Petite Fleur (Storyville Records) 17:20
Jeanie Perkins "Haiku" from Dinner In a Diner (Self Released) 21:40
Host speaks 24:39
Renee Rosnes "Blessings In a Year of Exile" from Kinds of Love (Smoke Sessions) 25:55
Cecile McLorin Salvant "The World Is Mean" from Ghost Song (Nonesuch) 31:15
Host speaks 35:59
Richard Baratta "Let The River Run" from Music In Film: The Reel Deal (Savant) 36:55
Rubén Blades y Roberto Delgado & Orquesta "The Way You Look Tonight" from SALSWING! (Self Released) 42:08
Svetlana "Remember Me" from Night At the Movies (Self released) 45:38
Host speaks 50:16
Jessica Williams "Poem in G Minor (Live)" from Live at Yoshi's, Vol. 1 (MaxJazz) 51:19
Leonor Falcón "Para Emilio" from Imaga Mondo (Imaginary World) Vol. II (FalconGumba Records) 1:00:00
Allan Harris "Moody's Mood For Love" from Nobody's Gonna Love You Better (Black Bar Jukebox Redux) (Love Productions Records/Membran Entertainment) 1:05:03
Sarah Vaughan, Clark Terry "Scat Blues" from Sonny Lester Present Jazz For A Sunday Afternoon, Vol. 5 The Vocalists (LRC Ltd.) 1:08:38
Host speaks 1:12:40
Carol Kaye, Ray Pizzi, Mitch Holder "Thumbs Up" from Thumbs Up (MR C Records) 1:13:53
Sally Terrell "Out In the Blue" from Feel Alive (Self Released) 1:17:50
Barbara Morrison "Shiny Stockings" from I Wanna Be Loved (Savant) 1:22:04
Host speaks 1:26:08
Hiromi "Jumpstart" from Silver Lining Suite (Telarc) 1:27:02
Alison Shearer (feat. Hattie Simon) "Purple Flowers" from View From Above (Self Released) 1:31:54
Host speaks 1:37:25
The DIVA Jazz Orchestra "Love Who You Love" from The DIVA Jazz Orchestra Swings Broadway (Diva Jazz) 1:38:31
Somi "Pata Pata" from Zenzile-The Reimagination of Miriam Makeba (Salon Afrikana) 1:45:42
Virginia Schenck "Caged Bird" from Aminata Moseka (Airborne Ecstasy) 1:50:01
Host speaks 1:55:36
Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:40

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