Thursday, March 27, 2008

FJD March 23, 2008 Playlist

Click on the radio blog file to the right to hear the entire show!


Clifford Jordan—Laconia—Cliff Craft—Blue Note 1957

Nik Bartsch’s Ronin—Module 46—Holon—ECM 2008

Charles Lloyd—Ramanujan—Rabo de Nube—ECM 2008

Django Rheinhardt—Minor Swing—1949

Chet Baker—Halema—Chet Baker & Crew—Pacific Jazz 1956

Buck Hill—Yesterdays—This Is Buck Hill—Steeplechase 1978

Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra—Acknowledgement—A Love Supreme—Palmetto 2004

Chris Washburn & The Syotos Band—Pink— Land Of Nod—Jazzheads 2008

Sonny Simmons—Crystal—Ancient Ritual—Qwest 1994

Paul Bley Trio—Figfoot—Closer—ECM 1965

Larry Young—Backup—Into Somethin’—Blue Note 1964

Christian McBride & Pat Metheny—The Red One—Day Trip—Nonesuch 2008

Nicole Mitchell—Sun Cycles—Black Unstoppable—Delmark 2008

Eric Alexander—Blues For David—Temple Of The Olympic Zeus—Highnote 2007


Records From Aunt Ruth Entry

Telly Savalas

“Didn’t We”

Telly Savalas

Audio Fidelity 1975

Result: Tie! 3 Treasure Votes to 3 Trash Votes

7 Comments:

At 5:26 PM, Blogger Greg said...

At the risk of being banned as a listener, I'll ask if Module 46 reminded you too of the tune for a Maybelline commercial from the 70s? The Telly vote is a tough one. It showed us Telly's soft side. After much introspection, after looking and listening from a cultural-heritage perspective, I grant it treasure stature. The female member of the household, however, commented as follows, "I care about Telly, but in all fairness...he doesn't have to be a great singer too." So, there you have it: one belated treasure vote, one belated trash vote.

 
At 7:31 PM, Blogger Ken said...

That treasure vote by the Mrs. is hilarious. She ought to hit the comedy circuit. She's right. What is a treasure vote to a man with such positive qualities?
Think I'll have to relisten to Module 46 for that influence. I got a lot of positive response on that tune. It's actually from the station racks, so I don't own it myself...yet.

Thx!

 
At 8:14 AM, Blogger Greg said...

The tune used in the commercial in turn is based on a chestnut whose title escapes me right now. I'm hearing it covered by Steve Lawrence, who, in turn, borrowed it from...Am I imagining things?

 
At 8:20 AM, Blogger Greg said...

Right or wrong, I think I was thinking about Tangerine.

 
At 2:23 PM, Blogger Ken said...

Maybe it's really Tangerine, but it was named Module 46 to avoid paying royalties. Who would bother researching it?

 
At 12:22 PM, Blogger Greg said...

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At 12:24 PM, Blogger Greg said...

ASCAP? Well, the issue has been raised at the FJD website. Maybe it will stay here, or maybe I'll see you in court.

 

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