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Remembering Nancy King, New Releases From Colin Hancock's Jazz Hounds featuring Catherine Russell, Plus Amy Engelhardt, Dara Starr Tucker, Jennifer Madsen & More
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This broadcast includes new releases from Colin Hancock's Jazz Hounds featuring Catherine Russell, Amy Engelhardt, Dara Starr Tucker and Jennifer Madsen, with birthday shoutouts to Bernice Petkere (Close Your Eyes, Lullaby of the Leaves), Terry Pollard, Iola Brubeck, Ben Sidran, Mary Stallings, Cecilia Smith, Jenny Klukken, Lenora Zenzali Helm, among others, plus a remembrance of the great Nancy King. Happy listening and please support the artists you hear—see them live, buy their music so they can continue to comfort, distract, provoke and remind the world that A Woman's Place is in the Groove. Many thanks for tuning in.Playlist
- Ben Sidran "Lullaby of the Leaves" from Swing State (Nardis/Bonsai) 00:00
- Mary Stallings "Blue Monk" from Songs Were Made To Sing (Smoke Sessions Records) 05:17
- Host speaks 11:36
- Terry Pollard Quintet "Fedj" from Terry Pollard (Bethlehem Records) 12:59
- Colin Hancock's Jazz Hounds feat. Catherine Russell "Telephoning the Blues" from Cat & The Hounds (Turtle Bay Records) 16:44
- Maria Muldaur "Don't Love No Married Man" from One Hour Mama: The Blues of Victoria Spivey (Nola Blue) 19:41
- Host speaks 23:32
- Nicole Glover "Petrichor" from Memories Dreams Reflections (Savant) 24:44
- Giacomo Gates "Take Five" from Everything Is Cool (Savant) 28:32
- Tania Grubbs "Strange Meadowlark" from The Sound Of Love (Travlin' Music) 33:01
- Host speaks 37:41
- Cecilia Smith "Miss D.D." from The Mary Lou Williams Resurgence Project Volume 1 (Innova Recordings) 39:00
- Amy Engelhardt "You Woke The Witch" from Finish What (Coldfoot Records) 45:20
- Lauren Henderson "La Llegada" from Sonidos (Brontosaurus Records) 48:55
- Host speaks 51:11
- Deanna Witkowski "New August Tune" from Wide Open Window (Khaeon World Music) 51:57
- Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers "Close Your Eyes" from Just Coolin' (Blue Note) 1:00:00
- Beat Kaestli "Missing/Here Comes the Rain Again" from Far From Home-A Tribute to European Song (B&B Productions) 1:06:19
- Dara Starr Tucker "Shining" from Time Wouldn't Wait (Green Hill) 1:11:26
- Host speaks 1:15:33
- Teri Parker "Summer City" from In The Past (Self Released) 1:16:48
- Tierney Sutton "Flor de Lys" from Talking To The Sun (Gemini Records) 1:21:43
- Host speaks 1:25:57
- Jenny Klukken "Talus Tango" from Color In Motion (Self Released) 1:26:54
- Lenora Zenzalai Helm and Tribe Jazz Orchestra Nonet "Full Knowing" from Journeywoman (Zenzali Music Records) 1:33:41
- Jennifer Madsen "Willow Weep For Me" from Reimagine (Sing Baby Productions) 1:37:06
- Host speaks 1:41:31
- Anat Cohen & Marcello Conçalves "Never Dreamed You'd Leave In Summer" from Reconvexo (Anzic) 1:42:53
- Nancy King with Fred Hersch "Little Suede Shoes/Day By Day" from Live At Jazz Standard (Mack Avenue) 1:44:50
- Nancy King & Steve Christofferson "Crooked Road" from Dream Lands (Steller Sound) 1:50:21
- Host speaks 1:55:56
- Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:57:11
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