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Women of Jazz, New Releases, and a look back at Azimuth
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- Sonia Johnson "Storm" from Chrysalis (Self Released) 00:00
- Brenda Earle Stokes "The Consequences of Falling" from Solo Sessions Vol. 1 (Allsheeneeds Music) 05:42
- Azimuth "Azimuth" from Azimuth (ECM) 11:31
- Heather Bambrick "You've Got to Be Carefully Taught" from Fine State (Self Released) 24:05
- Francesca Ajmar Quartet feat. Hector "Costita" Bisignani "Madruguda" from Estrada Do Sol (abeat) 28:33
- Kalya Ramu "Just You Just Me" from Living in a Dream (Kalya Ramu) 35:48
- Lauren Lee "She Who Journeys" from Windowsill (earsandeyes records) 38:15
- Angela Verbrugge "Plus Je T'Embrasse" from The Night We Couldn't Say Good Night (Gut String Records) 44:36
- Brenda Earle Stokes "Ladies In Mercedes" from Solo Sessions Vol. 1 (Allsheeneeds Music) 47:58
- Sonia Johnson "They Stole Your Song" from Chrysalis (Self Released) 52:26
- Francesca Ajmar Quartet feat. Hector Costita Bisignani "Menina Flor" from Estrada Do Sol (abeat) 55:47
- Tito Mangialajo Rantzer "Something to Live For" from Dedications (Solista Records) 1:00:00
- Heather Bambrick "Homeland" from Fine State (Self Released) 1:04:51
- Brenda Earle Stokes "East of the Sun (West of the Moon)" from Solo Sessions Vol. 1 (Allsheeneeds Music) 1:08:42
- Sonia Johnson "Changing My Ways" from Chrysalis (Self Released) 1:13:05
- Azimuth "Eulogy" from The Touchstone (ECM) 1:17:51
- Francesca Ajmar Quartet feat. Hector Costita Bisignani "Tito" from Estrada Do Sol (abeat) 1:28:25
- Heather Bambrick "Pat Murphy's Meadow" from Fine State (Self Released) 1:35:10
- Azimuth featuring Ralph Towner "Autumn" from Départ (ECM) 1:40:43
- Angela Verbrugge "I'm Running Late (That's The Question)" from The Night We Couldn't Say Good Night (Gut String Records) 1:51:41
- Kalya Ramu "Tea for Two" from Living In A Dream (Kalya Ramu) 1:56:48
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