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New Releases Plus Birthday Shoutouts To Foremothers Nellie Lutcher, Victoria Spivey & More

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
October 23, 2023
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This broadcast includes new releases from Charu Suri, Ann Hampton Callaway, Sharon Sable, Michael Dease, Colette Michaan, Olivia Perez-Collellmir and Jennifer Wharton's Bonegasm, with birthday shoutouts to foremothers Nellie Lutcher (He's A Real Gone Guy, Hurry On Down) and Victoria Spivey (Black Snake Blues), vocalists Amy Cervini, Freddy Cole, Nancy Kelly, Amy London, Nona Hendryx, pianist Johnny O'Neal, trumpeter Pam Fleming, 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

Cedar Walton, Ron Carter and Billy Higgins "He's a Real Gone Guy" from Cedar Walton Plays (Delos) 00:00
Joe Williams "Hurry On Down" from One For My Baby (Laserlight) 06:33
Alberta Hunter, Lucille Hegamin & Victoria Spivey "Black Snake Blues" from Songs We Taught Your Mother (Fantasy) 09:48
Host speaks 13:55
Charu Suri "Parade" from Rags & Ragas (Self Released) 15:06
Ann Hampton Callaway (feat. Kurt Elling) "Love And Let Love" from Finding Beauty Originals Volume 1 (Shanachie) 17:31
Duchess (Amy Cervini, Melissa Stylianou, Hilary Gardner) "On The Sunny Side Of The Street" from Laughing At Life (Anzic) 22:28
Host speaks 26:12
Chien Chien Lu "Special Things" from Built In System (Live From New York) (Giant Steps Arts) 27:08
Sharon Sable & Joe Holt "I Like You, You're Nice" from Once Upon A Summertime-The Music of Blossom Dearie (Self Released) 32:13
Host speaks 34:28
Michael Dease "Galapagos" from Swing Low (Posi-Tone) 35:27
Freddy Cole "Exactly Like You" from He Was The King (HighNote) 42:37
Nancy Kelly "Let's Talk Business" from Born To Swing (Amherst Records) 47:01
Host speaks 51:32
Alice Coltrane "Blue Nile" from Ptah the El Daoud (UMG Recordings) 52:28
Johnny O'Neal "People Make the World Go Round" from In the Moment (Smoke Sessions Records) 1:00:00
Terri Lyne Carrington "Transformation" from The Mosaic Project (Concord) 1:05:22
Jonathan Karrant "First Time" from Eclectic (Self Released) 1:10:50
Host speaks 1:15:24
Colette Michaan "Throw It Away" from Earth Rebirth (Creatrix Music) 1:16:24
Carmen McRae "Monkery's The Blues" from Carmen Sings Monk (BMG Entertainment) 1:21:42
Gregory Porter "Lonesome Lover" from Liquid Spirit (Blue Note) 1:26:29
Host speaks 1:29:23
Jennifer Wharton's Bonegasm "Menina Sozinha" from Grit & Grace (Sunnyside) 1:30:35
Olivia Perez-Collellmir "Barcelona" from Olivia (Adhyâropa Records) 1:36:51
Host speaks 1:41:59
Pam Fleming Fearless Dreamer "Buds" from Buds (Self Released) 1:43:07
Jan Leder "Conclusion Jump" from Nonchalant (A Records) 1:47:28
The Royal Bopsters "Why'd You Do Me the Way You Did?" from Party of Four (Motema) 1:50:49
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) 1:56:40

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