FJD Playlist For October 21, 2007Double click on the radio blog file to the right to hear the entire show!
The Willie Williams Trio—Freedom Suite/Freedom Jazz Dance—Comet Ride—Miles High 2007
The Willie Williams Trio—Changes Of Heart—Comet Ride—Miles High 2007
Mary Lou Williams—Drag ‘Em—
Samson Trinh—I Tried To Talk To Her, But She Thought I Was Too Weird—Very Strange Night—Gippity 2006
Duke
Herbie Hancock—Dolphin Dance—Maiden Voyage—Blue Note 1965
Pat Martino—Waltz For Geri—El Hombre—Prestige 1967
Mary Lou Williams—Night Life—
James Moody’s Modernists—Moody’s All Frantic—New Sounds—Blue Note 1948
Charles Flores Quartet—Opening—Reminiscence—Nagel Heyer 2001
Neil Swainson Quintet—On The Lam—49th Parallel—
Dave Douglas—A Noise From The Deep—Keystone—Koch 2005
Art Pepper—Ophelia—Art Pepper Memorial Collection: My Laurie—Trio Kenwood 1978
Records From Aunt Ruth Entry
Kai Winding
“Sukiyaki” and “Soul Surfin’”
MORE!!!
Verve Records 1963
Result: Treasure! 6 Treasure Votes to 3 Trash Votes
“Just weird enough for a treasure vote.”
—FJD caller
Two-Of-A-Kind Entry
The composition “How Long Has This Been Going On?” composed by Ira Gershwin
Version 1: Rosemary Clooney from Rosemary Clooney Sings The Lyrics of Ira Gershwin, recorded for Concord Records in 1990.
Rosemary Clooney, vocals; Cal Collins, guitar; Nat Pierce, piano, Chris Amberger, bass.
Version 2: Julie London from Julie Is Her Name, Vol. 2, recorded in 1958 for Blue Note Records
Julie London, vocals; Howard Roberts, guitar; Red Mitchell, bass.
posted by Ken @ 2:53 PM
2 comments
2 Comments:
While “Sukiyaki” felt like the Japanese Ponderosa, not surf, a belated treasure vote from a listener who is within sight, tho not quite earshot, of the Pacific surf. As usual, thanks for the liner notes.
More than two cheers for Two of a Kind! Can’t choose between them.
Yes, the Winding "More" record can grow on you. Certainly not jazz in the serious sense, but fun in a kitschy way. Actually kind of hard to believe he even recorded it.
Julie London was as good looking as her voice implies. Hotsy totsy!
Rosemary Clooney always seems to imbue a song with class.
Thx for listening!
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