FJD Playlist for December 17, 2006

Dodo Marmarosa Trio—Raindrops—Atomic 78—1946

Dodo Marmarosa—Dodo’s Dance—Dial 78—1947

Lester Young—D.B. Blues—Alladin 78— Los Angeles 1945

Charlie Parker—Moose The Mooche—Dial 78—1946

John D’earth—Even So—Thursday Night Live At Millers—Cosmology 1998

Paul Quinichette—Dilemma Diablo—Moods—Emarcy 1954

Chico Hamilton—Man From Two Worlds—Americans In Europe—Impulse—1963

Jay McShann & His Orchestra—Swingmatism—Decca Records 1941

Jay McShann Sextet w/ Crown Prince Waterford on vocals—Garfield Avenue Blues—Mercury Records 1945

Jay McShann—Blue Turbulence—Kansas City Hustle—Sackville 1978

Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band—Long Yellow Road—RCA 1974

Tom Harrell—Hot Licks On The Sidewalk—Labyrinth—RCA 1996

Art Blakey—Sweet Sakeena—Hard Drive—Bethlehem 1957

Paol Reimann (Denmark)—Groovy Hands—New York Sessions—Stunt Records 1999

Scott Hamilton Quintet—One O’Clock Jump—In Concert—Concord 1984

Records From Aunt Ruth Entry

Julie London
“Hot Toddy” and “Little White Lies”
Julie Is Her Name, Vol. 2
Liberty Records 1964

Result: 7 Treaure 0 Trash Vote: A Treasure!

Two-Of-A-Kind Entry

The composition “Dizzy Atmosphere” by Dizzy Gillespie

Version 1: Dizzy Gillespie from Savoy 78 recorded on February 28, 1945

Dizzy Gillespie, trumpet; Charlie Parker, alto sax; Clyde Hart, piano; Remo Palmieri, guitar; Slam Stewart, bass; Cozy Cole, drums.

Version 2: Steve Coleman & Five Elements from the recording “On The Rising Of The 64 Paths” recorded in France in March of 2002.

Steve Coleman, alto sax; Jonathan Finlayson, trumpet; Malik Mezzadri, flute; Anthony Tidd, electric bass; Reggie Washington, acoustic bass; Sean Rickman, drums.