Unaffected

Grab something cool and spend an hour with the talented and charming Liz Fillo!

Liz FIllo

The great blog 7-Inch Jazz World unearthed a gem called “Here’s Liz” recorded by a group of undergrads at Cornell University in 1957. I wanted to hear more, and I think you will too. Discover the warm tones and flawless technique of Liz Fillo! Also we go Down Under to hear a rare track by Rochelle Turner.

Liz Fillo

Continuation of Ethan’s discussion with Franklin Bruno

Barbara Long, Char Lovett, Anita Lindblom, Chiemi Eri, Claudia Thompson

Ethan sits down with songwriter, scholar, poet, DJ, author Franklin Bruno to chat about singers, songs, Unaffected and more, live on the radio from Claremont, California.

Bezunesh Bekele, Mavis Rivers, Kiz Harp

With her immaculate diction, sterling personality and phenomenal technique, Kiz Harp has earned the title of My Favorite Singer. Go down in the depths with me as I try to demonstrate what I love about Ms. Kiz. Also, stick through till the end for a cool mystery singer!

Kiz Harp

Join our belated celebration of Bastille Day and the Wimbledon finals with a discussion about two singers who made their mark in other professions. Both Annie Fratellini and Althea Gibson excelled at whichever craft they chose to pursue, and gave us some great vocal tracks along the way.

Celebrating the USA this Independence Day weekend with a couple of early ‘60s jazz singers, Lodi Carr and Sheila Jordan. Also features an anti-Hentoff rant and a brief history of “wrong notes.”

We celebrate Pride month with an all-too-brief introduction to the dynamic Chavela Vargas. Appended with a visit with country performer Wilma Burgess. Happy Pride!

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Sugar Pie crowdfunding pitch

In the Basement article by Apryl Berney

Come join the ultra-exclusive club of people who have heard Laurie Dale sing. This “blonde, beautiful and buxom” night club singer had a brief recording career that produced only two sides. Also, we hear from Laurie Allyn who narrowly escaped total obscurity.