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February 6th & 9th 2022
Natalie Cole

Some of the songs from her career that we will hear:

  • “Take A Look”
  • “Mr. Melody” and 
  • “This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)” both by (CHUCK JACKSON and MARVIN YANCY) 
  • of course, “Unforgettable” in duet with NAT KING COLE
  • and “Quizas, Quizas, Quizas” 

Billy Stritch joins the broadcast to chat about his new duets album with Jim Caruso “The Sunday Set” and his upcoming Birthday Bash at Birdland –  February 10th – 12th.

We continue to celebrate the Judy Garland Centennial!

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Playlist

We Listened to
Four Renditions of

This Is All I Ask

written by Gordon Jenkins with performances by:

  • Nat King Cole
  • Carmen McRae
  • Harry Nilsson
  • Joyce Breach

Album Pick of the Week

Billy Stritch & Jim Caruso - The Sunday Set

You Must Remember This

Previously Released Albums To Keep In Mind

Mark William - Come Croon With Me

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