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René Marie, Kenny Washington, Charenee Wade, Jamison Ross and More

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Greetings Music Family! It's time for another episode of the "First Instrument Jazz Show." I've got plenty of timeless music in store including from Rene Marie, Jamison Ross, Charenee Wade, Kenny Washington, Gabrielle Cavassa, Mary Stallings and many more. Come get lost in the music with me!

Playlist

  • Intro 00:00
  • Etienne Charles feat. Rene' Marie "I Wanna Be Evil" from Creole Orchestra (Culture Shock Music) 3:05
  • Andromeda Turre "Atmosphere" from From the Earth (Starbild Records) 6:52
  • Michael O'Neill Quintet feat. Kenny Washington "So What" from Still Dancin' (Bay Records) 12:08
  • Host Speaks 17:53
  • Anne Burnell and Mark Burnell "Sir Duke" from This Could be the Start of Something Big (Spectrum Music & Video) 20:40
  • Sara Serpa"The Wedding Present" from Praia (Inner Circle Music) 24:48
  • Kalil Wilson "Time Stops" from Time Stops (DoubleOOne) 30:44
  • Gunhild Carling "Shaking the Bangkok" from Jazz is My Lifestyle (Jazz Art) 35:46
  • Host Speaks 39:00
  • Paula Maya "Vivo Sonhando" from Rio de Janeiro (Yellow House Records) 42:19
  • Clairdee "Do Something" from Music Moves (Declare Music / Hyena Records) 45:27
  • Gregory Porter "Wolfcry" from Liquid Spirit (Blue Note) 50:03
  • Gabrielle Cavassa "Jim" from Gabrielle Cavassa (Jazz Fest Records) 54:16
  • Host Speaks 59:09
  • Betty Carter "Droppin' Things" from Droppin' Things (Verve) 1:02:58
  • Jackie Allen "So Many Stars" from Starry Night (Avant Bass) 1:08:55
  • Rose Mallett "Creepin'" from Dreams Realized (Carrie-On Productions) 1:14:51
  • Host Speaks 1:19:21
  • Sinne Eeg "We've Just Begun" from We've Just Begun (Stunt) 1:21:38
  • Lena Horne "Prelude to a Kiss" from We'll Be Together Again (Blue Note) 1:25:46
  • George Duke "In a Mellow Tone" from In a Mellow Tone (BPM) 1:30:33
  • Dee Alexander "This Bitter Earth" from Wild is the Wind (bluejazz) 1:36:04
  • Host Speaks 1:42:15
  • Herbie Hancock "Come Running to Me'" from Sunlight (Columbia) 1:45:51
  • Mary Stallings "The Way You Love Me" from Don't Look Back (HighNote) 1:54:20
  • Charenee Wade "Song of the Wind" from Offering [The Music of Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson (Motema) 2:00:33
  • Jamison Ross "Keep On" from All for One (Concord) 2:08:18
  • Host Speaks 2:11:08
  • Show Ends 2:15:33

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