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These Leos Are Jazz Lions
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- Zoot Sims with Bob Brookmeyer "Lullaby of the Leaves" from Morning Fun (1201 Music) 00:00
- Leslie Odom Jr. "The Party's Over" from Leslie Odom Jr. (S-Curve Records) 05:11
- Marty Elkins "Walkin' by the River" from Walkin' by the River (Nagel Heyer) 8:15
- Host speaks 14:10
- Trudy Pitts "When Lights Are Low" from Live at the Great American Music Hall (Doodlin Records) 16:51
- Deborah Pearl "Happy Feet (At the Savoy)" from Souvenir of You (Self released) 26:16
- Mary Foster Conklin "Key Largo" from Photographs (MockTurtle Music) 30:39
- Host speaks 34:03
- Bob Sheppard "Close Your Eyes" from Close Your Eyes (Imports) 37:13
- Darmon Meader "Close Your Eyes" from And So Am I (Import) 43:27
- Wendy Kirkland "West Coast Blues" from The Music's on Me (Blue Quaver Records) 48:36
- Host speaks 53:27
- Ben Flocks "Dream of Life" from Mask of the Muse (West Cliff Records) 55:35
- Roberta Piket "Windmills of Your Mind" from West Coast Trio (Thirteenth Note Records) 1:00:10
- Jeri Southern "I Don't Know Where to Turn" from The Southern Style (Cool Note) 1:06:17
- Cyrille Aimée "Being Alive" from Move On: A Sondheim Adventure (Mack Avenue) 1:09:39
- Host speaks 1:13:51
- Linda Dachtyl "Happy to Be" from A Late One (Summit) 1:17:09
- Mark Winkler "Please Belong to Me" from I'm with You (Café Pacific) 1:23:21
- Cynthia Scott "Shades of Ray" from Dream for One Bright World (Self released) 1:27:20
- Host speaks 1:31:40
- Howard Johnson "Natural Woman" from Testimony (Tuscarora Records) 1:34:58
- Karrin Allyson "Some of that Sunshine" from Some of That Sunshine (kasrecords) 1:39:48
- Andrew Distel "Into Each Life" from It Only Takes Time (Jeru Jazz) 1:44:40
- Roberta Donnay "Sugar (That Sugar Baby O' Mine" from My Heart Belongs to Satchmo (Rainforest Productions) 1:48:40
- Host speaks 1:51:53
- Meg Okura "Tomiya" from Ima Ima (Self released) 1:53:47
- Abbey Lincoln, Hank Jones "Angel Face" from When There Is Love (Verve ) 2:01:23
- Abbey Lincoln "Living Room" from Love Having You Around (HighNote) 2:06:54
- Host speaks 2:11:52
- Ulysses Owens, Jr. (feat. Rene Marie) "Driva' Man" from Songs of Freedom (Resilience) 2:14:48
- Freddy Cole "Brother, Where Are You?" from The Cole Everybody Knows (Audiophile) 2:18:40
- Mary Stallings "Blue Monk" from Songs Were Made To Sing (Smoke Sessions) 2:23:27
- Gregory Porter "Lonesome Lover" from Liquid Spirit (Blue Note) 2:29:49
- Host speaks 2:32:53
- Kendra Shank "I Got Thunder, and It Rings" from A Spirit Free: An Abbey Lincoln Songbook (Challenge) 2:34:45
- Sachal Vasandani "Throw It Away" from Shadow Train (GSI Records) 2:41:06
- Ellynne Rey "Bird Alone" from The Birdsongs Project (Self released) 2:45:26
- Host speaks 2:50:17
- Eric Reed "Up Jumped Spring" from Everybody Gets the Blues (Smoke Sessions) 2:51:47
- Dorothy Ashby "It's a Minor Thing" from In a Minor Groove (New Jazz) 3:00:18
- Jane Irving "Sunshower" from Beams (Self released) 3:04:14
- Sara Gazarek "Easy Love" from Thirsty Ghost (MRI ) 3:08:27
- For Now "Of Things Learned and Forgotten" from The Turning (Self released) 3:12:41
- Host speaks 3:17:13
- Lioness "Funky Girl" from Pride & Joy (Posi-tone) 3:20:59
- Calabria Foti "Goodbye" from Prelude to A Kiss (MoCo Records) 3:27:54
- Veronica Swift "Forget About the Boy" from Confessions (Mack Avenue) 3:31:22
- Host speaks 3:36:17
- Paul Silbergleit "The Summer Knows" from January (Blujazz) 3:38:22
- Amanda McBroom "Southbound Train" from Voices (Gecko Records) 3:43:39
- Shakers N' Bakers "New Generation" from Heart Love (Little i Music) 3:48:07
- Host speaks 3:53:27
- Brandee Younger "Games" from Soul Awakening (Self released) 3:54:40
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