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November New Releases and Revisiting Alice in Wonderland
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- Carol Robbins "The Chill" from Taylor Street (Jazzcats) 00:00
- Amy London, Dylan Pramuk, Darmon Meader & Holli Ross "Just Step Right Up" from The Royal Bopsters Project (Motema) 05:27
- Patti Wicks "I Have the Feeling I've Been Here Before" from Love Locked Out (MaxJazz) 11:36
- Host speaks 16:18
- Lovie Austin & Her Blue Serenaders " Peepin' Blues" from 1924-1926 (Live) (Hallmark) 19:11
- Ethel Waters "Shine on Harvest Moon" from Stormy Weather (Wnts) 22:17
- Maria Muldaur "Georgia Grind" from Don't You Feel My Leg-the Naughty Bawdy Blues of Blu Lu Parker (Last Music Company) 25:17
- Host speaks 30:04
- Mimi Fox "Lullaby of the Leaves" from She's the Woman (Favored Nations) 32:05
- Jennifer Lee "Summertime in October" from My Shining Hour (SBE Records) 38:40
- George Evans "You're Gonna Hear from Me" from Bewitched (M-Swing) 45:40
- Carmen Lundy "Have a Little Faith" from Code Noir (Afrasia Productions) 48:58
- Host speaks 51:42
- Myra Melford "Motion Stop Frame" from The Other Side of Air (12th Street Records) 53:36
- Connie Han "Southern Rebellion" from Crime Zone (Mack Avenue) 1:00:31
- Kristin Korb "Right Under My Eyes" from Beyond the Moon (Double K Music) 1:07:14
- Alexander Claffy "What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?" from Standards: What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life (Smoke Sessions Records) 1:10:58
- Host speaks 1:18:52
- Celia Berk "Spring in Manhattan" from Manhattan Serenade (Self released) 1:22:00
- Danny Bacher "Joy Spring" from Still Happy (Whaling City Music) 1:26:05
- Meredith d'Ambrosio "Beloved (Daahoud)" from Love Is For the Birds (Sunnyside) 1:30:04
- Host speaks 1:33:54
- Susan Pereira "Baião da Chuva" from Tudo Azul (Self released) 1:36:39
- Cecile McLorin Salvant "The Peacocks" from The Window (Mack Avenue) 1:42:55
- Host speaks 1:52:13
- Miggy Augmented Orchestra "Drops Into the Sky-Dedicated to Kumi Hoshika" from Colorful (ArtistShare) 1:53:17
- Way North "Birds for Free" from Fearless and Kind (Self Released) 2:00:50
- Alyssa Allgood "Waltzy" from Exactly Like You (Cellar Live) 2:04:37
- Larry McDonough "You Must Believe in Spring" from Alice in Stonehenge (LM Jazz) 2:09:15
- Madeleine Peyroux "Honey Party" from Anthem (Verve) 2:15:20
- Host speaks 2:19:18
- Yelena Eckemoff "Psalm 58" from Better Than Gold and Silver (L&H Productions) 2:22:30
- Marianne Solivan "I Wanna Be Around" from Spark (Hipnotic Records) 2:30:15
- Lyle Lovett "Wild Women Don't Get the Blues" from Live in Texas (Curb/MCA) 2:33:25
- Host speaks 2:38:16
- Sarah Partridge "Bright Lights and Promises" from Bright Lights and Promises: Redefining Janis Ian (Origin Records) 2:40:55
- Helen Sung "Pity the Beautiful" from Sung With Words (Stricker Street) 2:46:25
- Host speaks 2:51:29
- Ayn Inserto "Down a Rabbit Hole" from Down a Rabbit Hole (Summit) 2:53:30
- The DIVA Jazz Orchestra "La Americana" from The Diva Jazz Orchestra-25th Anniversary Project (ArtistShare) 3:00:38
- Susannah McCorkle "Adeus America" from From Bessie to Brazil (Concord) 3:06:09
- Kurt Elling "American Tune" from The Questions (Okeh_Sony Masterworks) 3:12:09
- Host speaks 3:18:16
- Rene Marie "White Rabbit" from Voice of my Beautiful Country (Motema Music) 3:21:09
- Darius de Haas "Trotsky in Mexico" from Ice on the Hudson (SMK Jazz) 3:28:58
- Lorraine Feather "Hadron, Meson, Baryon" from Math Camp (Relarian) 3:32:10
- Host speaks 3:36:45
- Amanda Gardier "Joga" from Empathy (Green Mind Records) 3:38:16
- Carol Bach-y-Rita "Trust" from Minha Casa/My House (Arugala Records) 3:42:58
- Sheila Jordan "Don't Explain" from Sheila (Steeplechase Records) 3:47:40
- Host speaks 3:52:37
- Owen Broder "I'm Not Afraid to Die" from Heritage -the American Roots Project (ArtistShare) 3:54:25
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