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Terri Lyne Carrington's Latest Project Sets New Standards For Women Composers

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
September 26, 2022
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This broadcast presents new releases from Sweet Megg & Ricky Alexander, Celia Berk, Connie Han, trio Daniel Carter, Kelly Green & Luca Soul Rosenfeld, a live 2017 concert recording featuring Wayne Shorter, Terri Lyne Carrington, Leo Genovese, Esperanza Spalding, plus Terri Lyne Carrington's groundbreaking New Standards Vol. 1 project highlighting women composers, with birthday shoutouts to Doris Tauber (Them There Eyes, Drinking Again), Emily Remler, Maria Muldaur, Helen Sung, Champian Fulton and Wesla Whitfield, among others. Thanks for listening and please support the artists you hear by purchasing their music during this time of pandemic so they can continue to distract, comfort, provoke and inspire.

Playlist

Emily Remler "Blues For Herb" from From East To Wes (Concord) 00:00
Dena DeRose "Nothing Like You" from Ode To the Road (HighNote) 06:19
Host speaks 11:45
Tuba Skinny "Pyramid Strut" from Magnolia Stroll (Self Released) 13:03
Sweet Meg and Ricky Alexander "Ragged But Right" from I'm In Love Again (Turtle Bay) 17:36
Maria Muldaur with Tuba Skinny "I Like You Best of All" from Let's Get Happy Together (Stony Plain) 20:27
Maria Muldaur "Loan Me Your Husband" from Don't You Feel My Leg (The Naughty Bawdy Blues of Blue Lu Barker) (The Last Music Company) 24:18
Host speaks 28:26
Helen Sung "Coquette" from Quartet+ (Sunnyside) 29:44
Celia Berk "It Happens Everyday" from Now That I Have Everything (Gramercy Nightingale Music Co.) 35:49
Mel Torme "Again" from Cool Jazz Legends: The Very Best of Mel Torme (Tehuti) 40:03
Host speaks 43:11
Connie Han "Young Moon" from Secrets of Inanna (Mack Avenue) 44:10
Carol Lipnik "Aeolian Tower Lullaby" from Goddess of Imperfection (Mermaid Alley) 49:54
Host speaks 53:48
Wayne Shorter, Terri Lyne Carrington, Leo Genovese, Esperanza Spalding "Drummers Song" from Live At the Detroit Jazz Festival (Candid) 54:42
Julieta Eugenio "Snowbirds" from Jump (Greenleaf Music) 1:00:00
Etta Jones (feat. Houston Person) "Them There Eyes" from Etta Jones Sings Lady Day (HighNote) 1:05:00
Aretha Franklin "Drinking Again" from Unforgettable: A Tribute To Dinah Washington (Columbia) 1:08:52
Host speaks 1:12:18
Ana Nelson "Wanderlust" from Bridges (Self Released) 1:13:56
Marcus Goldhaber "Old Cape Cod" from A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening (Fallen Angel) 1:19:31
Dafnis Prieto (feat. Luciana Souza) "The Muse" from Cantar (Dafison Music) 1:24:18
Host speaks 1:28:55
Champian Fulton & Cory Weeds "Lullaby For Art" from Dream A Little... (Cellar Live) 1:30:12
Giacomo Gates "How High The Moon/Ornithology" from Centerpiece (Origin) 1:36:56
Wesla Whitfield "Speak Low" from September Songs: Music of Wilder, Weill, and Warren (HighNote) 1:41:41
Host speaks 1:45:51
Daniel Carter, Kelly Green & Luca Soul "Write In Light" from Endings That Are Beginnings: Music of the Ancient Future (Self Released) 1:47:22
Terri Lyne Carrington "Throw It Away" from New Standards Vol. 1 (Candid) 1:50:31
Host speaks 1:56:12
Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:57:06

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