FJD Playlist For September 9, 2007

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John Coltrane—The Inch Worm—Coltrane—Impulse 1962

Andre Previn—The March—Camelot—Columbia 1960

Mose Allison—If You’re Going To The City—The Best of Mose Allison—Atlantic

Michael Brecker—Cardinal Rule—Pilgrimage—Heads Up 2007

Wingy Manone & His Orchestra—The Royal Garden Blues—Okeh 1934

The New Orleans Rhythm Kings—The Millenburg Joy—I Hear Music—Okeh 1925

Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra—Dallas Blues—Okeh 1929

Kenny Dorham—Sunrise In Mexico—Whistle Stop—Blue Note 1961

Eric Alexander—This Girl’s In Love With You—Summit Meeting—Milestone 2002

Louis Armstrong and the All-Stars—New Orleans Function/Flee As A Bird/O’ Didn’t He Ramble—New Orleans Days, Vol. 1—Decca 1950

David Murray—Gete—Creole—Justin Time 1998

The Kenny Clarke−Francy Boland Big Band—Griff’s Groove—The Ebulient Roaring Screaming Big Band Sound—BASF 1972

Maurice King & His Wolverines with Bea Baker (aka Laverne Baker!)—I Want A Lavender Cadillac—Okeh 1951

Booker Little & Booker Ervin—Blues de Tambour—Sounds of the Inner City—1960

Pete Fountain & Other All-Star Dixielanders—Way Down Yonder In New Orleans—Dixieland—RCA Camden 1962

Records From Aunt Ruth Entry

Wes Montgomery

“A Day In The Life”

A&M 1967

Result: Trash! 2 Treasure Votes to 6 Trash Votes

Two-Of-A-Kind Entry

The composition “Lover Man,” composed by Jimmy Davis, Roger Ram Ramirez, James Sherman.

Version 1: Sarah Vaughan from the recording Sassy Swings The Tivoli, recorded in 1963 for Emarcy Records.

Sarah Vaughan, vocals; Kirk Stuart, piano; Charles Williams, bass; George Hughes, drums.

Version 2: Harry “Sweets” Edison from the record For My Pals, recorded for Pablo Records in 1988.

Harry “Sweets” Edison, trumpet; Buster Cooper, trombone; Curtis Peagler, tenor/alto sax; Art Hillary, piano; Andy Simpkins, bass; Tootie Heath, drums.

Mea culpa: The late, great Michael Brecker passed away from myelodysplastic syndrome, which later developed into leukaemia.