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New Releases from Geoffrey Keezer, Billy Drummond, Sonica, Plus Birthday Celebrations For Carolyn Leigh, Iola Brubeck, Trudy Pitts, Mary Stallings & More

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
August 29, 2022
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This broadcast presents new releases from Geoffrey Keezer, Billy Drummond & Freedom of Ideas, plus singles from Carol Albert and new group Sonica (Thana Alexa, Nicole Zuraitis & Julia Adamy), with birthday shoutouts to lyricists Carolyn Leigh, Iola Brubeck, organist Trudy Pitts, vocalist Mary Stallings and trombonist Naomi Moon Siegel 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

Nora Germain "The Way You Look Tonight" from Go For It (Self Released) 00:00
John Miller "Real Live Girl" from Stage Door Johnny: John Miller Takes on Broadway (PS Classics) 06:38
Barbara Fasano "How Little We Know" from Busy Being Free (Human Child Records/Harbinger) 09:27
Ronny Whyte "Witchcraft" from Whyte Witchcraft—Songs of Cy Coleman (Audiophile) 14:20
Host speaks 18:53
Trudy Pitts "Count Nine" from Legends of Acid Jazz: Trudy Pitts With Pat Martino (Prestige) 20:17
Marilyn Scott "Thrown Out Into Space, Butterfly" from The Landscape (Blue Canoe Records) 24:25
Host speaks 29:27
Geoffrey Keezer "M's Bedtime Blues" from Playdate (MarKeez) 30:20
Mary Stallings "Stolen Moments" from Songs Were Made To Sing (Smoke Sessions Records) 35:31
Host speaks 40:31
Sasha Berliner "NW" from Onyx (JMI Recordings) 41:33
Daniela Soledade "Pretty World" from Pretty World (Blue Line Records) 48:30
Host speaks 52:42
Billy Drummond & Freedom of Ideas "Valse Sinistre" from Valse Sinistre (Cellar Music Group) 53:37
Carol Albert "Paradigm Shift" from Single (Magic Mirror) (Self Released) 1:00:00
Ann Osmond & Dennis Yerry "Take Five" from Two (Self Released) 1:03:37
Rachelle Garniez "Flat Black" from Who's Counting (StorySound Records) 1:07:05
Host speaks 1:09:52
Caili O'Doherty "Mr. O" from Quarantine Dream (Posi-Tone) 1:10:50
Jimmy Heath (feat. Cecile McLorin Salvant) "Left Alone" from Love Letter (Verve) 1:17:51
Jeanne Lee & Mal Waldron "Straight Ahead" from After Hours (Owl) 1:22:13
Host speaks 1:25:23
Julia Hulsmann Quartet "Empty Hands" from The Next Door (ECM) 1:26:34
Audrey Silver "Very Early" from Very Early (Self Released) 1:32:19
Tony Bennett & Bill Evans "The Two Lonely People" from Together Again (Improv) 1:36:43
Host speaks 1:41:19
Naomi Moon Siegel "Fullness Of Time" from Live At Earshot (Slow& Steady) 1:42:20
Tillery (Gretchen Parlato, Rebecca Martin, Becca Stevens) "No More" from Tillery (Self Released) 1:46:50
Sonica (Thana Alexa, Nicole Zuraitis, Julia Adamy) "Doyenne" from Sonica (Outside In) 1:51:12
Host speaks 1:55:44
Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:47

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