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New Releases Plus A Celebration Of Octogenarian Women Of Jazz

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
March 27, 2023
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This broadcast includes new releases from vocalists Susan Krebs, Tracey Yarad, Hailey Brinnel and Lizzie Thomas, with singles from drummer Cecilia Sanchietti and harpist Brandee Younger, plus birthday shoutouts to Jessica Williams, Nat King Cole, Berta Moreno, Queen of the Organ Shirley Scott, Michele Rosewoman and Mark Murphy, among others. Also a preview of a special concert featuring Octogenarian Woman of Jazz, with Carol Sudhalter, Keisha St. Joan, Bertha Hope, Paula Hampton and honorable man Bill Crow. 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

Jessica Williams "Dear Oscar" from Songs For a New Century (Origin) 00:00
Trio WoRK (Ken Wild, Tom Rizzo, Susan Krebs) "Exactly Like You" from Dancing In the Dark (Self Released) 06:11
Aubrey Johnson & Randy Ingram "I'll Remember April" from Play Favorites (Sunnyside) 10:25
Host speaks 14:20
Esthesis Quartet "Hollywood" from Time Zones (Ears&Eyes Records) 15:34
Ella Fitzgerald & Chick Webb "Love Is The Thing, So They Say" from The Complete Decca Singles Vol. 1: 1935-1939 (Decca) 21:08
Nat King Cole "Walkin'" from The Classic Singles (Capitol Records) 23:56
Host speaks 26:42
Cecilia Sanchietti "Pink" from Single (Colours) (Self Released) 27:45
Emily Braden "Sweet Little Dream" from Cannon & Sparrow (Self Released) 34:00
Host speaks 39:19
Shirley Scott "The Scott" from Great Scott! (Prestige) 40:20
Alyssa Allgood "Speak No Evil" from Out of the Blue (Jerujazz Records) 43:25
Tracey Yarad "Still the Girl" from All These Pretty Things (Self Released) 48:58
Host speaks 52:25
Berta Moreno "Hope" from Tumaini (Tiger Turn) 53:18
Brandee Younger "You're A Girl For One Man Only" from Single (Brand New Life) (Impulse! Records) 1:00:00
Hailey Brinnel "I Might Be Evil" from Beautiful Tomorrow (Outside In Music) 1:03:54
Host speaks 1:09:01
Bertha Hope "You Know Who" from In Search of ... (Steeplechase) 1:10:18
Carol Sudhalter's Astoria Big Band (feat. Keisha St. Joan) "It Could Happen To You" from Soon (Carolina Records) 1:16:59
Carol Sudhalter "Dry" from Shades of Carol (Alfa Music) 1:21:20
Host speaks 1:27:12
Rachel Therrien "Odessa" from Mi Hogar (Outside In Music) 1:28:19
Lizzie Thomas (feat. Ron Carter) "Willow Weep For Me" from Duo Encounters (Dot Time) 1:33:31
Host speaks 1:38:32
Michele Rosewoman's New Yor-Uba "Mountain Sky, Healthy High" from Hallowed (Advance Dance Disque) 1:39:37
Mark Murphy "Life's Mosaic" from Some Time Ago (HighNote) 1:43:43
Mark Murphy & Benny Green "I Never Know When To Say When/I'm In Love Again" from Dim The Lights (Millennium Recordings) 1:50:04
Host speaks 1:56:18
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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