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New Vocal Releases From Etienne Charles Featuring Rene Marie, CeCe Gable, Synia Carroll, Madeleine Peyroux, Amber Weekes & More

By Mary Foster Conklin | A Broad Spectrum
June 10, 2024
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This broadcast includes new releases from Etienne Charles feat. Rene Marie, CeCe Gable, Synia Carroll, Buffalo Monroe, Amber Weekes plus a second single from Madeleine Peyroux, with birthday shoutouts to Yolande Bavan, Yoko Miwa, Alexa Tarantino, Adison Evans, Randy Napoleon, Valaida Snow, DeeDee Bridgewater, Samantha Boshnack, Theo Bleckmann and Ann Hampton Callaway, among others. Happy listening and please support the artists you hear by seeing them live and online. Purchase their music so they can continue to distract, comfort, provoke and inspire.

Playlist

Lynne Arriale "Heart" from Being Human (Challenge) 00:00
Lambert "Melba's Blues" from Recorded Live at Basin Street East (RCA Victor ) 04:26
CeCe Gable "Small Day Tomorrow" from Love On The Tyrrhenian (Self Released) 08:30
Host speaks 13:20
Yoko Miwa "Small Talk" from Songs of Joy (Ubuntu Music) 14:41
Randy Napoleon (feat. Aubrey Johnson) "The Lost Tune" from The Door Is Open: The Music of Gregg Hill (Origin) 19:01
Host speaks 26:28
Adison Evans "The Parking Song" from Meridian (Self Released) 27:15
Synia Carroll "Learning How To Fly" from Water Is My Song (Clarion Jazz) 31:34
Valaida Snow "High Hat Trumpet and Rhythm" from Swing Is The Thing (Upbeat Recordings) 35:54
Host speaks 38:54
Ellie Lee "A Fine Day" from Escape (Self Released) 39:56
Etienne Charles (feat. Rene Marie) "Colorado River Song" from Creole Orchestra (Culture Shock Music) 45:31
Host speaks 50:06
Kersten Stevens "You've Been Crowned" from Queen Rising (Self Released) 51:17
Kerry Politzer "A Breeze Comes" from Ruminations (PJCE Records) 1:00:00
Nancy Erickson Lamont "Tick Tock" from Through the Passages (Vital Flame Productions) 1:05:18
Ian Shaw "Be Cool" from The Abbey Road Sessions (Splash Point Records) 1:09:08
Host speaks 1:13:22
Buffalo Monroe "Theta Frequencies" from Meets Willie Waldman (Self Released) 1:14:45
Theo Croker (feat. Dee Dee Bridgewater) "I Can't Help It" from AfroPhysicist (DDB Records, Okeh, Sony Masterworks) 1:18:34
Host speaks 1:24:01
Artemis "Whirlwind" from In Real Time (Blue Note) 1:25:09
Amber Weekes "The Best Is Yet To Come" from A Lady With A Song Celebrates Nancy Wilson (Amber Inn Records) 1:32:07
Madeleine Peyroux "Showman Dan" from Single (Let's Walk) (Thirty Tigers) 1:35:39
Host speaks 1:39:35
Samantha Boshnack "Legacy" from Nellie Bly Project (Arc Artists Recording Collective) 1:40:49
Theo Bleckmann "The Man With the Child In His Eyes" from Hello Earth! (Winter and Winter) 1:46:13
Ann Hampton Callaway "At The Same Time" from Finding Beauty Originals Volume 1 (Shanachie Records) 1:50:41
Host speaks 1:55:41
Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is In the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is In the Groove (PNR) 1:56:42

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