Thanks for all the calls during the show and your enthusiasm! Here's the playlist for today's show...

FJD Playlist for October 22, 2006

Art Pepper—Straight Life—The Discovery Sessions—1953

Joe Bushkin w/ Barney Kessel and Harry Babasin—Boogie Woogie Platter--78 on the Jewel imprint

Phil Woods Quintet—Yes, There Is A C.O.T.A.—Bop Stew—1987

Shirley Horn—Sunday In New York—Travelin’ Light—1965

Miles Davis—So What—Kind Of Blue—1959

Barney Kessel—Moving Up—Feeling Free—Contemporary—1969

Ira Sullivan—Horizons—Horizons—Atlantic—1958

Rene Thomas—Ruby, My Dear—Guitar Groove—Jazzland—1960

Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band—Sumie— Insights—1976

Duke Ellington/John Coltrane—Take The Coltrane—Impulse—1962

Roy Haynes Trio w/ Danielo Perez & John Patitucci—Questions And Answers—Verve—2000

John Goldsby—I Love Paris—Viewpoint—Nagel Heyer—2001

Mort Weiss—Billie’s Bounce—The B-3 And Me—SMS Jazz—2006

Fluid Motion w/ Sam Rivers—Poodle Science—2002

Sonny Stitt—I Want To Be Happy—Pow!—Prestige—1966

Records From Aunt Ruth Entry

Lee Wiley
“Ship Without A Sail”
Gala 78 from "Lee Wiley Sings The Songs of Rodgers & Hart" 78 Album released in 1940
With Max Kaminsky, trumpet; Joe Bushkin, piano; Bud Freeman, tenor sax

Two-Of-A-Kind Entry

"Little Lulu" composed by Kaye/Wise/Lippman.

1. Original song from the classic cartoon “Little Lulu”

2. The Bill Evans Trio recorded live in NewYork City, December 18, 1963
Bill Evans, piano; Gary Peacock, bass; Paul Motian, drums.