Wednesday, October 28, 2009

FJD Playlist for October 25, 2009

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Pete Jolly Trio—Don’t Worry About Me—Timeless―VSOP 1969

Shirley Horn—New York On Sunday―Travelin’ Light―Impulse 1965

Barney Kessel—Easy Like―Contemporary 1953

Marcus Strickland—Middle Man—Idiosyncracies―Strick Muzik 2009

Fred Woodard Trio—1715—UJam 2001

Joshua Redman—Make Sure You’re Sure―Wish―Warner Brothers 1993

Donald Byrd―Voyage A Deux―Harlem Blues―Landmark 1988

Nat King Cole Trio—I Wanna Turn Out My Light―The Trio Recordings—LaserLight early 1940s

Steve Turre—Back In The Day—TNT: Trombone ‘n Tenor―Telarc 2001

Dave Liebman—Teo―Monk’s Mood―Double Time 1999

Ray Charles―Mess Around―The Birth Of Soul―Atlantic 1953

Hugh Masekela―Bajabula Bonke (Healing Song)―The Americanization of Ooga Booga―MGM 1962

Wayne Shorter―Speak No Evil―Blue Note 1964

Ron Affif Trio―Bohemia After Dark―52nd Street―Pablo 1995


Records From Aunt Ruth Entry

“The Washington-Lee Swing”

Tommy Gwaltney and the Jolly Rogers

Concert By The Sea ― The First Virginia Beach Jazz Festival
WBOF & The Vee Bee Record Company

Result: Treasure! 8 Treasure Votes to 0 Trash Votes

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

FJD Playlist for October 18, 2009

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Jerry Bergonzi—Gecko Plex—The Tenorist―Savant 2007

Johnny Griffin—Call It Whachawana―Galaxy 1983

Amos Milburn—Milk And Water―The Best of Amos Milburn: Down The Road Apiece ―Aladdin 1954

Jerry Bergonzi—Channeling—Wiggy―Double Time 2000

Johnny Griffin—Isfahan—The Jazz Masters: 100 Anos de Swing―Folio 1996

Chris Byars—Milton―Photos In Black, White & Gray―Small’s 2006

The Ramsey Lewis Trio—Thanks For The Memory―Never On Sunday—Argo 1961

The Ian Hamer Sextet—Hamer-philia—Acropolis―Jasmine 1973

Dom Minasi Trio—Don’t Get Around Much Any More―Takin’ Out The Duke―CDM Records 2001


Records From Aunt Ruth Entry

Jimmy McGriff

“The Way You Look Tonight”

1969 Solid State Records

Available in eight track tape and cassette!

Result: Treasure! 6 Treasure Votes to 0 Trash Votes


Two-Of-A-Kind Entry

The Rodgers & Hart composition “I Didn’t Know What Time It Was”

Version 1: Anita O’Day from The Rodgers & Hart Songbook – We’ll Have Manhattan (Original recording: An Evening With Anita O’Day, recorded in 1956) for Norgran/Verve Records

Version 2: Buster Williams from record Something More, Concord Records, recorded in 1989 for In & Out Records

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

FJD Playlist for October 11, 2009

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Robert Glasper—Down Time—Double Booked―Blue Note 2009

Robert Glasper—59 South—Double Booked―Blue Note 2009

Milt Jackson—Minor Conception—Second Nature: The Savoy Sessions—Savoy 1956

Massimo Sammi—Encryption—First Day―www.massimosammi.com

George Coleman—Amsterdam After Dark—George Coleman―Timeless 1979

Charles Thomas—Seven Steps To Heaven―The Legend of Charles Thomas―Space Time Records 2003 (1992)

Oliver Nelson—Hoe-Down—Blues and the Abstract Truth―Impulse 1961

Courtney Pine—Miss-Interpret―Journey To The Urge Within―Antilles 1986

Chet Baker Big Band—Worrying The Life Out Of Me―Pacific Jazz 1956

Ben Webster & Harry “Sweets” Edison—Blue For The Blues—The Soul of Ben Webster―Verve 1957

Kenny Garrett—Wayne’s Thang—Sketches Of MD: Live At The Iridium―Mack Avenue 2008

Gene Shaw Quintet—Autumn Walk—Breakthrough―Dusty Groove/Argo 1962

Sonny Rollins—Scoops―Sonny Rollins with the MJQ―Prestige 1951

John McNeil—Escape From Beigeland―Sleep Won’t Come―OmniTone 2004


Records From Aunt Ruth Entry

Robert Shure & The Heikki Sarmanto Quartet

“What Is This Place? What’s Going On?”

Man With A Sax ― An Adventure

1986 Cadence Records

Result: Trash! 1 Treasure Votes to 8 Trash Votes


Two-Of-A-Kind Entry

The Duke Ellington – Bob Russell composition “Do Nothin’ ‘Til You Hear From Me”

Version 1: Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra, recorded for Verve Records in 1956

Version 2: Al Cohn from record Tour De Force, Concord Records, live performance from 1981

Friday, October 02, 2009

FJD Playlist for September 27, 2009

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Ralph Burns (with Lee Konitz)—Places Please—Free Forms―Clef 1950

T.K. Blue—Nostalgia In Times Square—Eyes Of The Elders—Arcadia Jazz

Walter Brown & The Jay McShann Orchestra—Please Stop Playing Those Blues, Boy—Mercury 1947

Brian Jones’ Boots of Leather—Tua Imagem―Rich Man, Poor Man―Slang Sanctuary 2007 http://www.slangsanctuary.com/

Brother Jack McDuff—Sanctified Waltz―Sanctified!―Prestige 1961

Dave Liebman—Down Time―Blues All Ways―Omnitone 2007

Sharkey Bonano—Temptation Rag—Sharkey’s Southern Comfort―Capitol 1950

Paul Vornhagen—Wake-up Call―Heart―Bopo 2001

Paul Vornhagen—My Heart Stood Still―Heart―Bopo 2001

Kenny Garrett—Equinox—Pursuance―Warner Brothers

Benjamin Herman—Prozak―The London Session―Roach 2005

Roy Eldridge—Willow Weep For Me―The Strolling Mr. Eldridge―Verve 1953

Al Hibbler & The Tab Smith Orchestra—Fat and Forty―Capitol 1946

Django Rheihardt—Ain’t Misbehavin’

Shorty Rogers—Short Stop

Jimmy Rushing—Your Red Wagon

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

FJD Playlist for September 20, 2009

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Dexter Gordon—Second Balcony Jump—Go―Blue Note 1962

Gustav Brom Orchestra—Got The Spirit—Maynard & Gustav—Supraphon 1968

The Gordon Beck Trio—Appleby Blues―Art of Life 2005

Kenny Wheeler—Iowa City―What Now!―CamJazz 2005

Louis Jordan—Azure Te—Decca 1952

Tal Farlow—Put On A Happy Face―A Sign Of The Times―Concord 1977

Ben Riley’s Monk Legacy Septet—Green Chimneys—Memories of T―Concord 2006

Allen Toussaint—Dear Old Southland―Bright Mississippi―Nonesuch 2009

Joe Lovano—Wild Beauty—Folk Art―Blue Note 2009

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers—Afrique―The Witch Doctor―Blue Note 1961

Eldar—The Exorcist—Virtue―Nonesuch 2009

Coleman Hawkins’ All Star Octet—The Sheik of Araby—RCA Victor 80th Anniversary, Vol. 3 1940-1949―RCA 1940

Sonny Stitt—Ray’s Idea—Constellation―Cobblestone 1972

Big Band Sinfonica Citta Di Verona—African Mood—Restless Spirits―Velut Luna 2008

Tuesday, September 08, 2009

FJD Playlist for September 6, 2009

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John Handy—Hard Work―ABC 1976

Chris Byars—Al-Ghashiyah—Blue Lights―Steeplechase 2009

Gustav Brom Orchestra—Pilatus—Maynard & Gustav—Supraphon 1968

Shelly Manne & His Men—Summertime—At The Black Hawk, Vol. 1―Contemporary 1959

Duke Ellington Orchestra—Five O’Clock Whistle—The Blanton-Webster Band―Bluebird 1940

James Moody’s Modernists—Moody’s All-Frantic―Art Blakey & James Moody New Sounds―Blue Note 1948

Brother Jack McDuff—The Vibrator—Down Home Style―Blue Note 1969

John Coltrane—My Favorite Things―Atlantic 1961

Martial Solal—Caravan—Solitude―Cam Jazz 2007

Billy Taylor—But Not For Me—Evergreens―ABC-Paramount 1956

Steve Turre—Cleopatra’s Needle—Rainbow People―High Note 2008

Benjamin Herman—Wij Gaan Naar De Italiaan (We’re Going Out For Italian)—HypoChristmasTreeFuzz―Roach Records 2008



Records From Aunt Ruth Entry

Lou Stein & His Octet

“Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me” & “Lou’s Blues”

8 For Kicks, 4 For Laughs

19?? Jubilee Records

Result: Treasure! 6 Treasure Votes to 0 Trash Votes


Two-Of-A-Kind Entry

The Harold Arlen composition “Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive”

Version 1: Ella Fitzgerald, recorded for Verve Records in 1960

Version 2: Joe Kennedy Jr. from recording Accentuate The Positive, Consolidated Artists 1998

Tuesday, September 01, 2009

FJD Playlist for August 30, 2009

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Matt Wilson’s Arts & Crafts—The Scenic Route―Palmetto

Charlie Parker Interview Byte 1946

Charlie Parker’s Ree Boppers—Now’s The Time—WOR Studios 1945

Martin Sjosted Band—Take The X-Train—Mondeo―Sittel 2002

Fight The Big Bull—Grizzly Bear―Dying Will Be Easy―Clean Feed 2008

Gene Ammons—Echo Chamber Blues―Prestige 1951

Herbie Hancock—Watermelon Man—Head Hunters―Blue Note 1973

Gil Scott-Heron—Lady Day And John Coltrane—Pieces Of A Man―RCA 1971

Lee Morgan—Roccus—Indeed!―Blue Note 1956

Peter Bernstein—In Walked Bud―Monk―2009

Rob McConnell And The Boss Brass—Even Canadians Get The Blues―Concord 1996

Sonny Fortune—Sunshower—Awakening―Horizon 1975

Billy Drummond—Native Colors—Criss Cross 1994

Ornette Coleman—Rejoicing―Tomorrow Is The Question―Contemporary 1959


Records From Aunt Ruth Entry

MFSB

Love Is The Message

“TSOP-The Sound of Philadelphia - Theme From Soul Train”

1973 Philadelphia International Records

Result: Treasure! 5 Treasure Votes to 1 Trash Vote


Two-Of-A-Kind Entry

The Jules Tyne/Betty Comden/Adolph Green composition “Just In Time”

Version 1: Shirley Horn, from the recording I Love You, Paris, Verve 1994

Version 2: Frank Strozier, from the recording Fantastic Frank Strozier, Vee Jay 1959