FJD Playlist for November 22, 2009
Double click on the radio blog file to the right to hear the entire show! Click the bar to jump to any point in the show.
Marcus Strickland Trio—Cuspy’s De-light—Idiosyncrasies―Strick Musik 2009
Rex Richardson—Master Of That Unspoken―The Powers That Be―1992
Oscar Aleman—Improvisaciones Sobre Boogie Woogie―Swing Guitar Legend―Rambler 1945
Marcus Strickland Trio—The Child—Idiosyncrasies―Strick Musik 2009
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra—Hobo, You Can’t Ride This Train—The Best of the Decca Years, Vol. 2:
The Composer―DeccaRichard Williams—Ferris Wheel—New Horn In Town―Candid 1960
Phil DeGreg—Pick Yourself Up—Two Of A Mind―Strugglebaby 2003
Jae Sinnett—Saigon Bathroom―Blue Jae―J-Nett 1993
Mose Allison―Lost Mind―The Mose Allison Anthology―Rhino/Atlantic 1957
Dave Douglas—Strange Liberation—Bluebird 2003
Howard McGhee Jam Band—Thermodynamics—Dial 1946
Marcus Strickland Trio—ReBirth—Idiosyncrasies―Strick Musik 2009
Records From Aunt Ruth Entry
Ron Carter
“Pick ‘Em”
Milestone Records 1980
Result: Treasure! 5 Treasure Votes to 1 Trash Votes
Two-Of-A-Kind Entry
The Thelonious Monk composition “Criss Cross”
Version 1: Thelonious Monk, recorded for Blue Note Records in 1951
Version 2: Dave Moreno from recording State Of Things, Beehive Records 1997
The Thelonious Monk composition “Criss Cross”
Version 1: Thelonious Monk, recorded for Blue Note Records in 1951
Version 2: Dave Moreno from recording State Of Things, Beehive Records 1997
posted by Ken @ 1:34 PM
3 comments
3 Comments:
Marcus Strickland is deep/difficult, I can respect that. RFAR selection not too my taste, unable to judge it. You were charitable enough to start a conversation about it.
It was the instrumentation that made it worth entering, not necessarily the record. The record as a whole is rather mundane. But what do I know, I was voted down!
My weakness/blind spot. Similar situation: Usually I cannot appreciate good acting in a weak play or film. Enjoyed lots of the show, as usual.
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