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New Releases From Nellie McKay, Aline Homzy, Bellbird, Gaea Schell, Monika Ryan With Birthday Shoutouts To Terry Pollard, Iola Brubeck & More

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
August 28, 2023
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This broadcast includes new releases from Mike Jones, Bellbird, Monika Ryan, Nellie McKay, Gaea Schell and Aline Homzy, with birthday shoutouts to Terry Pollard, Mary Stallings, Lorraine Desmarais, Cecilia Smith, Iola Brubeck and Bill Evans, among others. Thanks for listening and please support the artists you hear by seeing them live and online. Purchase their music so they can continue to distract, comfort, provoke and inspire.

Playlist

Mike Jones "What a Difference A Day Made" from Are You Sure You Three Guys Know What You're Doing? (Capri Records) 00:00
Black Olive Jazz "Never Never Land" from Exotica (Independent) 05:34
Dolores Scozzesi "I'm In the Mood For Love" from Here Comes The Sun (Café Pacific) 10:19
Host speaks 12:53
Bellbird "Blurred Season" from Root In Tandem (Self Released) 14:03
Judy Niemack "Interplay" from Blue Nights (Blujazz) 18:37
Monika Ryan "Reason To Be Happy" from Playfully (Resensitize Records) 23:41
Host speaks 26:28
Clark Terry & His Septet / Terry Pollard & Her Septet "Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better)" from Leonard Feather Presents Cats Vs Chicks: A Jazz Battle of the Sexes (MGM Records) 27:26
Mary Stallings "Blue Monk" from Songs Were Made To Sing (Smoke Sessions Records) 32:19
Host speaks 38:39
Lorraine Desmarais Big Band "Waltzer" from Danses, Danzas, Dances (Self Released) 39:40
Nellie McKay "Ba Dum Bump" from Hey Guys, Watch This (Hungry Mouse) 46:01
Host speaks 50:19
Rahsaan Roland Kirk "Anysha" from Other Folks Music (Atlantic) 51:10
Cecilia Smith "Miss D.D." from The Mary Lou Williams Resurgence Project Small Ensemble Repertoire Vol. 1 (Innova Recordings) 1:00:00
Mercedes Nicole "I Love Being Here With You" from Dare To Love—Dare To Dream (Self Released) 1:06:21
Matt Catingub "Pick Yourself Up" from From Samoa To Sinatra-Dedicated To and Featuring Mavis Rivers (Summit) 1:08:59
Host speaks 1:11:58
Gaea Schell "El Picacho" from In Your Own Sweet Way (Saphu Records) 1:13:06
Queen Esther "Where Is Home" from Rona (EL Recordings) 1:19:09
Grace McLean "Everybody Loves" from Single (My Lovely Enemy) (ECR Music Group) 1:21:51
Host speaks 1:25:05
Aline Homzy "Bientôt, We Will Collide" from Eclipse (Elastic Records) 1:25:57
Rene Marie "Strange Meadow Lark" from Voice Of My Beautiful Country (Motema) 1:29:06
Mark Zaleski (feat. Michael Mayo) "They Say I Look Like Go" from Our Time: Reimagining Dave Brubeck (Origin) 1:35:08
Dave Brubeck & Carmen McRae "Travelin' Blues" from The Essential Dave Brubeck (Sony Music) 1:40:41
Host speaks 1:43:33
Nadje Noordhuis & James Shipp "Run Together" from Multitudes (Little Mystery) 1:44:29
Amy Engelhardt "Girl In the Garden" from Impact (Self Released) 1:47:18
Tony Bennett & Bill Evans "Lucky To Be Me" from Together Again (Concord) 1:51:57
Host speaks 1:55:37
Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:36

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