FJD Playlist For November 8, 2008Double click on the radio blog file to the right and listen to the entire show!
The Microscopic Septet—Disconcerto For Donnie—Lobster Leaps In—Cuneiform 2008
The Microscopic Septet—Night Train Express—Lobster Leaps In—Cuneiform 2008
Clifford Jordan—Sunrise In Mexico—Starting Time—Jazzland 1961
Eastern Rebellion—Something In Common—Just One Of Those Nights—MusicMasters 1994
Charles Thomas—Paul’s Pal—The Legend of Charles Thomas—Space Time Records 2000
The Five Corners Quartet (feat. Okou)—Blue Cycles—Chasin’ The Jazz Gone By—Milan 2005
Eddie Harris—Latin Golightly—Jazz for Breakfast at Tiffany’s—Vee Jay 1961
Roland Guerin Sextet—All Blues—Live At The Blue Note—Half Note 1998
Esperanza Spaulding—The Peacocks—Junjo—Ayva Musica 2008
Joe Henderson—Punjab—In ‘n Out—Blue Note 1964
The Andrews Sisters—Bounce Me Brother With A Solid 4—Rare Blue Shellac 78 from 1941
Albert Mangelsdorff—Do You Like Pastrami?—Shake, Shuttle & Blow—Enja 2005
Esperanza Spaulding—Loro—Junjo—Ayva Musica 2008
Records From Aunt Ruth Entry
Ramsey Lewis
“Living For The City”
CBS 1974
Result: Treasure! 5 Treasure Votes to 0 Trash Votes
Two Of A Kind
The composition “Jeepers Creepers” written by Johnny Mercer & ? Warren
Version 1: Bing Crosby & The Buddy Bregman Orchestra
Recorded in 1956 for the record Bing Sings While Bregman Swings on Verve/RCA Victor
Version 2: Sonny Stitt
Recorded Live At The Hi-Hat in 1954
Sonny Stitt, sax; Dean Earl, piano; Bernie Griggs, bass; Marquis Foster, drums.
posted by Ken @ 7:48 PM
4 comments
4 Comments:
I'm thinkin: "Why mess with Living For The City in this way? Sure, Mr Ramsey Lewis, pick a tune at random and cover it. But take the slip of paper with the name of Stevie's wonderful tune out of the hat first." However I'm ready to listen to treasure-oriented voters, before I cast my vote.
Greg, thanks for your trash vote. It would have definitely made a difference for the live show. You Stevie fanatic...nothing but the real thing for you!
New show is uploaded. I think I've worked out the kinks.
K
You are right. This prompts me to sign out some library books about him. I see in the description of one: "A separate chapter considers the recordings of his work by other artists."
I've always felt that Innervisions is Stevie's best.
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