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Why Should There Be Stars
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- Haruna Fukazawa "Contact" from Departure (Summit) 00:00
- Lauren White "In a New York Minute" from Life in the Modern World (Café Pacific) 06:07
- Kelly Green "I Sing" from Life Rearranged (KG Music) 10:41
- Host speaks 15:42
- Roxy Coss "Mr. President" from Quintet (Outside In Music) 19:34
- Heather Bambrick "You've Got to Be Carefully Taught" from Fine State (Self released) 26:27
- Chelsea McBride's Socialist Night School "House on Fire" from Aftermath (Browntasaurus Records) 30:18
- Host speaks 38:37
- Jessica Jones "Higher Than" from Continuum (Reva Records) 40:27
- Brenda Earle Stokes "Consequences of Falling" from Solo Sessions Vol 1 (Self released) 47:34
- Host speaks 52:38
- Melissa Aldana "La Madrina" from Visions (Motema) 53:55
- Duke Ellington "Trumpets No End (Blue Skies)" from Carnegie Hall Concert 1947 (Prestige) 1:00:03
- Dizzy Gillespie "In the Land of Oo-Bla-Dee" from 1953-1954 The Very Best Of (Stardust) 1:03:40
- Louis Armstrong "Them There Eyes" from Live In Europe (Dot Time) 1:06:17
- Giacomo Gates "But Not for Me" from Fly Rite (Sharp Nine) 1:10:38
- Host speaks 1:15:05
- Yoko Miwa "Conversation" from Keep Talkin' (Self released) 1:17:58
- Laurie Antonioli "Harry's House_The Arrangement" from The Constant Passage of Time (Origin) 1:25:23
- Rufus Wainwright "All I Want" from Joni 75_A Birthday Celebration (Verve) 1:31:46
- Host speaks 1:35:31
- Jenny Scheinman & Allison Miller "Michigan" from Parlour Game (Royal Potato Family) 1:37:39
- Lili Aňel "Number One" from Better Days (Winding Way Records) 1:42:53
- Audrey Silver "You Knew" from Let Me Know Your Heart (Messy House Productions) 1:47:18
- Host speaks 1:52:11
- Hiromi "Yellow Wurlitzer Blues" from Spectrum (Telarc) 1:54:13
- Abelita Mateus "Vamo N'eca" from Mixed Feelings (Self released) 2:00:00
- Lauren Lee "Get Off Me" from Windowsill (Eyes & Ears Records) 2:04:04
- Lynn Cardona "A Little Too Late" from Ophelia (Self released) 2:10:27
- Host speaks 2:14:48
- Alexa Tarantino "Calm" from Winds of Change (Posi-Tone) 2:18:00
- Wayne Wallace, Moy Eng "You Put a Spell on Him" from The Blue Hour (Patois Records) 2:23:08
- Ann Richards "The Morning After (The Night Before)" from Two Much ! (Capitol) 2:29:19
- Host speaks 2:33:19
- Jane Bunnett & Maqueque "Reëncuentro (Re-united)" from On Firm Ground/Tierra Firme (Linus) 2:35:50
- Melissa Stylianou "Swansea" from Silent Movie (Anzic Records) 2:42:19
- Sara Gazarek (feat. Kurt Elling) "Distant Storm" from Thirsty Ghost (MRI) 2:48:13
- Host speaks 2:54:20
- Amina Figarova "Road to the Sun" from Road to the Sun (Sunnyside) 2:55:33
- Ellen Rowe "Ain't I a Woman" from Momentum-Portraits of Women in Motion (Smokin' Sleddog Records) 3:00:38
- Rene Marie "Little Pearl" from Ice on the Hudson (SMK Jazz) 3:08:41
- Bill Frisell "God's Wing'd Horse" from Harmony (Blue Note) 3:15:07
- Host speaks 3:19:10
- Wallace Roney "Why Should There Be Stars" from Blue Dawn-Blue Nights (HighNote) 3:21:38
- Kelley Johnson "Some Other Time" from Something Good (Origin) 3:27:04
- Claudia Villela "Em Paz" from Encantada Live (Taina Music) 3:32:07
- Host speaks 3:39:09
- Emily Takahashi "Beloved" from Not Spoken (Self produced) 3:41:50
- Michelle Walker "Kiss of Life" from Slow Down (JGP Records) 3:45:19
- Christine Tobin "When You Are Old" from Sailing to Byzantium (Trail Belle Records) 3:48:54
- Host speaks 3:53:08
- Mimi Fox "The Bird Still Flies" from This Bird Still Flies (Origin) 3:54:59
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