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Sing, Sing, Sing, Sing

By Patrick Burnette | Jazz Bastard
November 25, 2021
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The title gives it away—it's an all-vocalist episode, favoring the ladies (3 out of 4) and offering a mix of standards (everybody's at it) along with a little more adventurous programming from time to time. Will the weakest vocalist technically walk away with honors? Can Pat and Mike overcome their gender-trouble and dig what our sole male vocalist is laying down? Is Mike's S.O. always going to be mad at Pat because Mike knows how to shift (blame) better than an Indy 500 driver? Tune in to find out.

Playlist

Discussion of Angela Wrigley's album You Don't Know What Love Is (Cellar Music Group) 2:40
Discussion of Champian Fulton's album Live from Lockdown (Self Produced) 22:15
Discussion of Sasha Dobson's album Girl Talk (Self Produced ) 33:50
Discussion of Michael Stephenson's album Meets the Alexander Claffy Trio (Cellar Music Group) 45:30
Pop Matters 1:01:45

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