FJD Playlist for May 17, 2009

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Jimmy Smith—Bucket—Blue Note 1963

Chris Byars—Milton—Photos In Black, White and Gray—Small’s 200

Chico Hamilton—Conquistadors—El Chico—Impulse 1965

Benjamin Herman—Rollo III—HypoChristmasTreeFuzz―Roach Records 2008

The Three Sounds—Tracy’s Blue—A World Of Jazz—Blue Note/World Pacific

Miles Davis—My Ship—Miles Ahead—Columbia 1957

Blue Mitchell—High Heel Sneakers—Down With It―Blue Note 1965

Henri Renaud Band—Wallington Special—J.J. Johnson/Al Cohn—Inner City 1954

Dewey Redman Quartet—Love Is—The Struggle Continues―1982

Oscar Pettiford—Pendulum At Falcon’s Lair—My Little Cello—Debut 1964

Cee Pee Johnson & His Band—The “G” Man Got The “T” Man—West Coast Jive—Delmark 1945

New Cool Collective—Out Of Office—Dox Records 2008

Records From Aunt Ruth Entry

Jimmy Raney (Dave Lambert?)

“Talk A Little Bop”

Yesterday

Mainstream 19?? – available on Ampex tapes!

Result: Tie! 3 trash votes to 3 treasure votes


Two-Of-A-Kind Entry

The Thelonious Monk composition “Evidence”

Version 1: from Thelonious Monk Quartet Plus Two: Live At The Blackhawk, recorded live in San Francisco for Riverside Records in 1960

Version 2: from the Steve Lacy recording Evidence, featuring Don Cherry on trumpet. Recorded in 1961 for the New Jazz label.