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Something Cool - Celebrating Carol Sloane
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- Leslie Pintchik "Tumbleweed" from Same Day Delivery (Pintch Hard Records) 00:00
- Carol Sloane "Can't We Be Friends?" from Something Cool (Candid Records) 06:56
- Carol Sloane "I'll Buy You a Star" from I Never Went Away (HighNote) 10:48
- Host speaks 16:00
- Nicki Parrott "On Broadway" from From New York to Paris (Arbors) 18:58
- Frank Senior "Just for a Thrill" from Senior's Center of Love (Self released) 23:28
- Catherine Russell "Slow as Molasses" from Inside This Heart of Mine (World Village) 28:37
- Rachelle Garniez "Swimming Pool Blue" from Swimming Pool Blue (Stand Clear Music) 33:17
- Host speaks 37:46
- Jen Allen "Prickly Pear" from Sifting Grace (Next Level Records) 40:51
- Gretchen Reinhagen "Good Thing Blues" from Take It with Me (Self released) 46:31
- Michele Brourman "Let's Order In" from The Price of Love (Fingerfood Music) 49:08
- Host speaks 52:23
- Billy Childs "Rebirth" from Rebirth (Mack Avenue) 53:33
- Five Play "Sambe De Sorvete" from FivePlay Live at the Firehouse (5Play2019) 1:01:08
- Sinne Eeg "Samba Em Comum" from We've Just Begun (BFM Jazz) 1:07:11
- Sheila Jordan "Better Than Anything" from I've Grown Accustomed to the Bass (HighNote) 1:12:54
- Host speaks 1:17:14
- Akiko Tsuruga, Jeff Hamilton, Graham Dechter "Osaka Samba" from Equal Time (Capri Records) 1:19:36
- Scott Whitfield "Come to Me" from Speaking of Love (Summit) 1:25:04
- Josephine Beavers "A Sunday Kind of Love" from Prime Time (Grand Songbook Media) 1:29:28
- Host speaks 1:33:54
- Yelena Eckemoff "Lynx" from Nocturnal Animals (L&H Productions) 1:35:36
- Michelle Lordi "Poor Bird" from Break Up With the Sound (Cabinet of Wonder) 1:40:09
- Carmen McRae "I'd Rather Leave While I'm in Love" from I'm Coming Home Again (Essential Media Group) 1:47:13
- Host speaks 1:51:50
- Lara Driscoll "Trespassers" from Woven Dreams (Independent) 1:55:06
- Bill Cunliffe "Sunrise Over Molokai" from Sunrise Over Molokai (Metre) 2:00:06
- Judy Niemack "The Judgement of the Moon and Stars (Ludwig's Tune)" from Sing Your Song (Contemplate ) 2:03:43
- John Pizzarelli "Free Man in Paris" from Double Exposure (Telarc) 2:09:52
- Terri Lyne Carrington + Social Science (feat. Debo Ray) "Love" from The Waiting Game (Motema) 2:13:56
- Host speaks 2:20:00
- Lakecia Benjamin "Turiya and Ramakrishna" from PursuanceThe Coltranes (Ropeadope) 2:23:24
- Kandace Springs "Unsophisticated" from Indigo (Blue Note) 2:31:08
- Host speaks 2:34:34
- Anat Fort "It's Your Song" from Birdwatching (ECM) 2:37:26
- Christine Tobin "I'd Know You Anywhere" from Pelt (Trail Belle Records) 2:41:37
- Aubrey Johnson "The Peacocks" from Unraveled (Outside In Music) 2:46:27
- Host speaks 2:52:39
- Sarah Elgeti "Introspection" from Dawn Comes Quietly (Gateway) 2:54:42
- Nuphar Fey "In the Fall" from Serenity Island (Hypnote) 3:00:27
- Eric Comstock " Lonely Town" from Young Man of Manhattan (Harbinger) 3:06:45
- Jay Clayton and Jerry Granelli "Lonely Woman" from Alone Together (Sunnyside) 3:11:22
- Host speaks 3:16:32
- Lynne Arriale "Hope" from Chimes of Freedom (Challenge) 3:19:06
- Sachal Vasandani "Throw It Away" from Shadow Train (GSI Records) 3:24:00
- Chanda Rule + Sweet Emma Band "I'll Fly Away" from Hold On (Blujazz) 3:28:16
- Host speaks 3:33:07
- Carla Bley, Steve Swallow, Andy Shepard "Copycat: Copycat" from Life Goes On (ECM) 3:35:40
- Kate McGarry "Playing Palhaco" from The Subject Tonight Is Love (ArtistShare) 3:45:20
- Pat Metheny (feat.Meshell Ndegeocello "From This Place" from From This Place (Nonesuch) 3:49:57
- Host speaks 3:54:30
- Elsa Nilsson "Trickle Down" from Hindsight (Self released) 3:55:59
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