I selected my music from those who have been nominated and/or received Grammys for their recordings, with a special nod to those in the Native American (First Nations) category as it's Native American Heritage Month! If you want to listen to the show, visit the archives and look for this:
I spoke to Maimouna Youssef about her Grammy nomination a few years ago and about what she's up to now. You can hear three cuts from her latest oevre, The Blooming!
Here's what I played:
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Artist
Song Title
Album
Label
Pam Parker
Sophie's Theme
Imagine
Pam Parker
Joanne Shenandoah
Help Us Be Peaceful
Covenant
Silver Wave
Dee Dee Bridgewater
A Foggy Day
Eleanora Fagan (1915-1959): To Billie with love from
Dee Dee
This month that is for celebrating Native American/American Indian culture should be a celebration for all of us for these cultures and these peoples are an integral part of how and why we have these modern lives of ours.
Today on Sophie's Parlor I have merely brought together women throughout the Americas singing their songs, playing their instruments, and telling their stories.
Hopefully you gained some insight. Learned a new thing. And most importantly are now more aware of these women, their cultures, and the grave importance of its impact on us all.
Want to again thank the dynamic duo Irka Mateo and Julia Keefe for coming through the Parlor this afternoon. They both gave great information and a few laughs as well.
Julia Keefe Web: http://www.juliakeefe.com/ Facebook: http://on.fb.me/sI8Cgk
Below you will find the playlist as always, seek out this music, support these women and this time tell someone else about it. As always you can find me at the following
Twitter Andrea, Diva of the Day @dreaofwaters Sophies Parlor Collective @sophiesparlor
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To listen to the show archived click here http://bit.ly/u2MAq8 scroll down to Mid Day Jazz Thurs. Nov 3, 2011 from 1-3pm, click play. Will be archived for two weeks only. See you all soon in the parlor,