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New Releases By Daniela Soledade, Julia Hulsmann, SaltmanKnowles With A Birthday Nod To Composer Bernice Petkere

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
August 22, 2022
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This broadcast presents new releases from Daniela Soledade, Mark Saltman & William Knowles, Evening Sky and the Julia Hulsmann Quartet, with birthday shoutouts to composer Bernice Petkere (Lullaby of the Leaves, Close Your Eyes), Roberta Donnay, Kat Gang, Roberta Piket, Cyrille Aimée and Noa Fort among others. 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, provoke and inspire.

Playlist

Tuba Skinny "Pyramid Strut" from Magnolia Stroll (Self Released) 00:00
Roberta Donnay "Sugar (That Sugar Baby O'Mine)" from My Heart Belongs To Satchmo (BluJazz) 04:34
Kat Gang "The Sweet Life" from Come Closer (NKR Records) 07:47
Host speaks 10:19
Ben Sidran "Lullaby of the Leaves" from Swing State (Nardis/Bonsai) 11:38
Adonis Rose & The New Orleans Jazz Orchestra (feat. Cyrille Aimee) "Down" from Petite Fleur (Storyville) 16:54
Gregory Generet & Richard Johnson "Close Your Eyes" from 2 Of A Kind (AFAR Music) 21:09
Host speaks 26:00
Roberta Piket "Mentor" from West Coast Trio (Thirteenth Note Records) 27:22
Sarah Vaughan "Key Largo" from Sarah Plus Two (Roulette) 33:42
Daniela Soledade "Como E Gostoso Sonhar" from Pretty World (Blue Line Records) 37:08
Host speaks 40:41
Joy Lapps "Lulu's Dream" from Girl In the Yard (Self Released) 41:52
Lauren Henderson "Deseo" from La Bruja (Brontosaurus Records) 48:44
Host speaks 52:02
Steve Cardenas, Ben Allison, Ted Nash "Lawns" from Healing Power-The Music of Carla Bley (Sunnyside) 53:03
Subconscious Trio "Green Shower" from Water Shapes (DaVinci Records) 1:00:00
Beat Kaestli "Missing/Here Comes The Rain Again" from Far From Home-A Tribute to European Song (B+B Productions) 1:05:11
SaltmanKnowles (Mark Saltman, William Knowles) "Sweet Dreams" from Native Speaker (Oradek Records) 1:10:18
Host speaks 1:14:27
Shakers N' Bakers "Swing Low Sweet Chariot" from Heart Love (Little (i) Music) 1:15:33
Claire Martin "Timeline" from Believin' It (Linn) 1:20:27
Dolores Scozzesi "Stay Out of the Moonlight" from A Special Taste (Café Pacific) 1:24:01
Host speaks 1:27:51
George Shearing Quintet & Nancy Wilson "Don't Call Me" from The Swingin's Mutual (Capitol Jazz / EMI) 1:28:52
Evening Sky (feat. Tish Adams) "Small Day Tomorrow" from Plus One: Tish Adams (Self Released) 1:31:37
Bob Dorough "Never Had The Blues At All" from Small Day Tomorrow (Candid) 1:36:58
Host speaks 1:41:56
Julia Hűlsmann Quartet "Made Of Wood" from The Next Door (ECM) 1:42:52
Laura Crema & Bill Coon "August Blue" from StringSongs (Self Released) 1:48:54
Noa Fort "The Guest House" from No World Between Us (Self Released) 1:52:48
Host speaks 1:56:12
Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:57:10

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