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Summer City

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
August 3, 2019
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This Summer in the City broadcast includes new releases from bassist Marlene Rosenberg, vocalists Greta Matassa and Rosana Ekert, the Akiko/Hamilton/Dechter Trio and the Wayne Wallace Jazz Quartet, with birthday shout outs to Dave Grusin, vocalists Madeline Eastman, Tierney Sutton, Lena Horne and harpist Brandee Younger, among others.

Playlist

Jennifer Wharton "The Year of Two Summers" from Bonegasm (Sunnyside) 00:00
It's A Beautiful Day "Hot Summer Day" from It's a Beautiful Day (Columbia) 07:42
Host speaks 13:26
Lisa Maxwell "The Craw" from Shiny ! (Self released) 15:40
Diane Hoffman "When You Are in Love" from Do I Love You (Self released) 20:16
Lena Horne "Don't Commit the Crime" from Lena at the Sands (RCA ) 24:30
Host speaks 29:55
Russell Malone "The Kind of Girl She Is" from Triple Play (MaxJazz) 32:46
Lorraine Feather "I Thought You Did" from Attachments (Jazzed Media) 40:34
Sammy Davis Jr. "Keep Your Eye on the Sparrow (Baretta's Theme)" from The Definitive Collection (Hip-O Records ) 44:07
Tierney Sutton "It Might Be You" from ScreenPlay (BFM Jazz) 46:30
Host speaks 52:46
Marlene Rosenberg "The Line Between" from MLK Convergence (Origin ) 54:38
Lauren Sevian "Triple Water" from Bliss (Posi-Tone) 1:00:13
Greta Matassa "Pieces of Dreams" from Portrait (Origin) 1:06:06
Madeline Eastman "Make Someone Happy" from Can You Hear Me Now (Mad-Kat Records) 1:11:04
Host speaks 1:18:30
Alexa Tarantino "Calm" from Winds of Change (Posi-Tone) 1:21:04
Chanda Rule "Oshun's Song" from Sapphire Dreams (PAO Records) 1:26:14
Host speaks 1:33:19
Teri Parker "Summer City" from In the Past (Self released) 1:34:20
The Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra "May I Come In" from Along For the Ride (Summit) 1:39:16
Sarah James "Twilight Blues" from Eastern Standard Time (Kilamanjaro Jazz) 1:46:45
Host speaks 1:50:03
Pureum Jin "Remembering Mr. Woods" from The Real Blue (Cellar Live) 1:54:00
Yoko Miwa "If You're Blue" from Keep Talkin' (Self released) 2:00:13
Rosana Eckert "Miles of Blue" from Sailing Home (Origin) 2:06:46
Molly Hammer "Alright, Okay, You Win" from Live At Green Lady Lounge (Jazz Daddy Records/Green Lady Radio) 2:11:19
Host speaks 2:16:01
Akiko Tsuruga, Jeff Hamilton & Graham Dechter "Mag's Groove" from Equal Time (Capri Records) 2:18:44
Benny Green (feat. Veronica Swift) "Naturally" from Then and Now (Sunnyside) 2:24:53
Kurt Reichenbach "Like a Lover" from The Night Was Blue (Bungalo Records) 2:28:22
Host speaks 2:31:41
Amina Figarova "On My Way" from Road to the Sun (Sunnyside) 2:33:18
Pneuma "Passing By / The Shape of Tears" from Who Has Seen the Wind? (Songlines) 2:38:17
Ulysses Owens, Jr. (feat. Theo Bleckmann) "Balm in Gilead" from Songs of Freedom (Resilience) 2:44:34
Host speaks 2:50:28
Myra Melford "Motion Stop Frame" from The Other Side of Air (Firehouse 12) 2:53:52
Wayne Wallace Latin Jazz Quintet "Take Five" from The Rhythm of Invention (Patois Records) 3:00:56
Bob Dorough "Take Five" from But For Now (Enja Records) 3:06:29
MJ Territo "In Your Own Sweet Way" from Ladies Day (Self released) 3:09:42
Host speaks 3:12:40
Brandee Younger "Love's Prayer" from Soul Awakening (Self released) 3:15:00
Nancy Kelly "Empty Faces (Vera Cruz)" from Remembering Mark Murphy (SubCat Records) 3:20:16
Mark Murphy "It Might As Well Be Spring/Spring Can Really Hang You Up" from Wild and Free (HighNote ) 3:25:48
Host speaks 3:32:03
Naomi Moon Siegel "Fullness of Time" from Live at Earshot (Slow & Steady) 3:34:44
Joanna Wallfisch "Road Trip" from Far Away from Any Place Called Home (Self released) 3:39:15
Alicia Olatuja "Hide and Seek" from Intuition: Songs from the Minds of Women (Resilience Records) 3:42:32
Camila Meza "All Your Colors" from Ámbar (Sony Music Masterworks) 3:48:05
Host speaks 3:52:49
Tina Raymond "America" from Left Right Left (Orenda) 3:54:46

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