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You Can Never Be Too Magical - Celebrating Esperanza Spalding
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- Five Play "Struttin with Some Barbecue" from Live at the Deer Head Inn (Deer Head Records) 00:00
- Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis "I'm Not Rough" from United We Swing: Best of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Galas (Blue Engine Records) 06:51
- Host speaks 09:55
- Mimi Jones "Mr. Poo Poo" from Feet in the Mud (Hot Tone Music) 13:56
- Kat Edmonson "Someone's in the House" from Dreamers Do (Spinnerette) 19:05
- Host speaks 21:10
- Fostina Dixon-Kilgoe "He Is Risen" from Vertical Alignment (FossieBear Inc) 26:19
- Terri Lyne Carrington "Crayola" from The Mosaic Project (Concord) 29:42
- Esperanza Spalding "City of Roses" from Radio Music Society (Heads Up International) 34:09
- Host speaks 38:43
- Kris Davis "The Very Thing" from Diatom Ribbons (Pyroclastic Records) 43:16
- Esperanza Spalding "You Have to Dance (feet)" from 12 Little Spells (Concord) 48:04
- Host speaks 51:24
- Rachel Therrien "Hayde Santamaria" from Why Don't You Try (WDYT) (Free Run Artists) 54:03
- Marina Albero "Unexpected You" from A Life Soundtrack-Volume 3: Music Is Love (Self released) 59:53
- Tamuz Nissim "Rhapsody for Trane (I Hear a Rhapsody)" from Capturing Clouds (Self released) 1:03:51
- Host speaks 1:08:32
- Jutta Hipp "Horacio" from Live at the Hickory House Vol. 2 (Blue Note) 1:14:12
- Brandi Disterheft "Blue Canvas" from Blue Canvas (Justin Time) 1:17:31
- Host speaks 1:21:58
- Works for Me "Le'Var" from Reach Within (Posi-Tone) 1:27:48
- Jessica Jones (featuring Ed Reed) "Just as It Is" from Continuum (Reva Records) 1:32:48
- Host speaks 1:37:29
- Marc Cary "Throw it Away" from For the Love of Abbey (Motema) 1:42:32
- Michelle Lordi "Poor Bird" from Break Up with the Sound (Cabinet of Wonder) 1:48:19
- Host speaks 1:55:22
- Rachel Z "Room of One's Own" from Room of One's Own (NYC Records) 1:56:11
- Audrey Ochoa "Groundhog Day" from Frankenhorn (Chronograph Records/Fontana North) 2:01:48
- Dee Dee Bridgewater "I Can't Stand the Rain" from Memphis...Yes I'm Ready (Okeh Records) 2:06:48
- Host speaks 2:09:51
- Katie Thiroux "Slow Dance with Me" from Off Beat (Capri Records) 2:12:06
- Kristen Lee Sergeant "Balm/Burn" from Smolder (Plastic Sax Records) 2:17:53
- Host speaks 2:23:08
- Jeannie Tanner (feat. Abigail Riccards) "You'll Always Have My Heart" from Words & Music by Jeannie Tanner (Self released) 2:27:15
- Maria Schafer "Love Is You" from No Broken Hearts (Self released) 2:31:20
- Host speaks 2:36:15
- Yelena Eckemoff "Fox" from Nocturnal Animals (L&H Productions) 2:40:12
- Lili Añel "Better Days" from Better Days (Winding Way Records) 2:44:56
- Host speaks 2:50:17
- Diane Moser "Birdsongs For Eric" from Birdsongs (Planet Arts Records) 2:51:19
- Lioness "Ida Lupino" from Pride & Joy (Posi-Tone) 3:00:50
- Barbara Fasano "How Little We Know" from Busy Being Free (Harbinger) 3:04:52
- Host speaks 3:09:49
- Deanna Witkowski "Wide Open Window" from Wide Open Window (Khaeon) 3:13:42
- Mary Lou Williams "Scorpio" from Zodiac Suite (Smithsonian Folkways) 3:22:35
- Host speaks 3:25:37
- JD Walter "All Through the Night" from Dressed In a Song (JWAL Records) 3:28:06
- Andrea Brachfeld "Espaco Aberto" from Brazilian Whispers (Origin) 3:32:44
- Andy Bey "Like a Lover (O Cantador)" from Shades of Bey (Evidence Music) 3:35:20
- Host speaks 3:40:02
- Kaisa's Machine "Turn & Return" from In the Key of K (Eclipse Music) 3:42:45
- Deanna Kirk "Don't Look Back" from Lost In Languid Love Songs (Self released) 3:49:10
- Host speaks 3:51:34
- Brandee Younger (feat. Ravi Coltrane) "Love's Prayer" from Soul Awakening (Self released) 3:54:27
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