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Take Me Downtown, It's a Hot Summer Night
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- Kait Dunton "Summer Solstice" from trioKAIT (Real, Imagined Music) 00:00
- Charles Ruggiero, Hilary Gardner "Come As You Were" from Play the Bird and the Bee (Self released) 06:12
- Ellynne Rey "Song to a Seagull" from The Birdsongs Project (Self released) 10:50
- Host speaks 17:17
- Pureum Jin "Trembling Forward" from The Real Blue (Cellar Live) 19:45
- Patricia Barber "High Summer Season" from Higher (ArtistShare) 26:54
- Camila Meza "Awaken" from Ámbar (Sony Music Masterworks) 30:22
- Host speaks 36:53
- Linda May Han Oh "Cancrizan" from Aventurine (Biophilia) 38:45
- Beat Kaestli "Missing-Here Comes the Rain Again" from Live In Europe (B+B Productions) 41:04
- Marianne Solivan "I Wanna Be Around" from Spark (Self released) 47:16
- Host speaks 50:26
- Amina Figarova "Cool Breeze" from Road to the Sun (Sunnyside) 52:47
- Brandee Younger "Blue Nile" from Soul Awakening (Self released) 59:53
- Baby Jane Dexter "Until the Real Thing Comes Along" from I Got Thunder (Elba Records) 1:07:23
- Meredith d'Ambrosio "Spring In Manhattan" from Little Jazz Bird (Sunnyside) 1:11:24
- Host speaks 1:14:46
- Alexa Tarantino "Undercurrent" from Winds of Change (Posi-Tone) 1:17:42
- E. J. Decker "It's Too Late Baby Too Late" from Bluer Than Velvet-The Prysock Project (Candela Records) 1:23:46
- Brianna Thomas "Bree's Blues" from You Must Believe in Love (Sound on Purpose) 1:27:34
- Host speaks 1:35:36
- Ragan Whiteside "Jam It" from Five Up Top (Self released) 1:37:07
- Helen Sung "Hot Summer Nights" from Sung With Words (Stricker Street) 1:41:05
- Mary Stallings "Stolen Moments" from Songs Were Made to Sing (Smoke Sessions Records) 1:44:38
- Host speaks 1:49:40
- Yoko Miwa "Conversation" from Keep Talkin' (Self released) 1:52:22
- Stan Getz "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most" from Getz at the Gate (Verve) 1:59:57
- Elizabeth Tomboulian "For What It's Worth/Mercy, Mercy, Mercy" from Love's In Need of Love Today (Quantum Starsong) 2:06:55
- Tierney Sutton "Arrow" from ScreenPlay (BFM Jazz) 2:11:39
- Host speaks 2:14:27
- Pete Malinverni "Eili, Eili" from Heaven (Saranac Records) 2:17:41
- Laurie Antonioli "Moonbirds" from The Constant Passage of Time (Origin) 2:23:27
- Lauren Henderson "Dream" from Alma Oscura (Brontosaurus Records) 2:28:49
- Host speaks 2:32:47
- Jaime Branch "Theme 001" from Fly or Die (International Anthem) 2:35:47
- Nancy Marano / Manny Albam with the Metropole Orchestra "The Peacocks" from If You Could See Us Now (Koch Jazz) 2:39:41
- Cyndi Lauper "Romance in the Dark" from To Memphis With Love (Megaforce) 2:47:09
- Host speaks 2:51:54
- The Bad Plus "Time After Time" from It's Hard (Okeh Records) 2:53:32
- Anat Cohen "Miri" from Triple Helix (Anzic) 2:59:55
- Andy Bey "I'll Remember April" from Tuesdays In Chinatown (N-Coded Music) 3:04:10
- Sue Raney "The Bad and the Beautiful" from Listen Here (Rhombus) 3:09:42
- Host speaks 3:14:14
- Ed Palermo Big Band "Gargoyles" from A Lousy Day in Harlem (Sky Cat Records) 3:16:13
- Mark Murphy, the Metropole Orchestra" So Many Stars" from The Dream (1995 Jive Music) 3:23:57
- Nancy Kelly "Song for the Geese" from Remembering Mark Murphy (SubCat Records) 3:28:23
- Host speaks 3:33:28
- Melissa Aldana "Perdon" from Visions (Mack Avenue) 3:36:24
- Judy Wexler "The Last Goodbye" from Crowded Heart (Jewel City Jazz) 3:41:00
- Kate Williams, Georgia Mancio "Last Boy on Earth" from Finding Home (KW Jazz) 3:45:55
- Host speaks 3:51:28
- Deborah Weisz "The Crossing" from Grace (For Will) (Self released) 3:53:20
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