FJD Playlist for April 25, 2010
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Patience Higgins’ Sugar Hill Quartet―Let’s Cool One―Live in Harlem―Mapleshade 1998
Jean Cocteau Accompagne Par L’Orchestre De Dan Parrish―La Toison d’or/Holidays―Jazz In Paris: Champs-Elysees 1929
Jason Moran―Arizona Landscape―Artist In Residence―Blue Note 2006
Chico Hamilt
on Quintet―Brazil―Who’s Who In The Swinging Sixties―Columbia 1962The Gerry Mulligan Concert Jazz Band―Thruway―Who’s Who In The Swinging Sixties―Columbia 1962
Louis Armstrong―Hesitating Blues―Louis Armstrong Plays W.C. Handy―Columbia 1956
Brian Jones Wurlitzer Trio―Cut College―A.M. Thrift—Slang Sactuary 2009
Bob Albanese Trio with Ira Sullivan―Major Minority―One Way/Detour—Zoho 2009
Cliff “King” Solomon―But Officer!―The Okeh Rhythm & Blues Story 1949-1957
Kenny Dorham―Falling In Love With Love―Jazz Contrasts―Riverside 1957
David Friesen―On The Road With Jazz―Four To Go―ITMP 1996
Walter Davis, Jr.―S’make It―Davis Cup―Blue Note 1960
Garland Wilson―Mood Indigo―Jazz In Paris: Champs-Elysees 1933
Herbie Nichols Project―Strange City―Palmetto 2001
Records From Aunt Ruth Entry
Eddie Harris
Playin’ With Myself
RCA 1979
Result: Treasure! 6 Treasure Votes to 0 Trash Votes
Two-Of-A-Kind Entry
The Fats Navarro composition “Nostalgia”
Version 1: Fats Navarro, recorded for Savoy Records in 1947
Version 2: Sean Lyons, from the record Roar Of Lyons, recorded for Posi-Tone in 2009
posted by Ken @ 7:04 AM
2 comments
2 Comments:
No clue what Cocteau was goin’ on about (maybe Suzanne will enlighten me), but it was, er – stirring? Enjoyed the show. Brian Jones Wurlitzer Trio―Cut College and Walter Davis, Jr.―S’make It were new names to me.
Belated Treasure vote. But oh that title?!
Version 1 of Nostalgia over 2. A comment to follow, if I can get in another listen.
Does a recording exist of your assistant’s version of When the Saints Go Marching In?
Very frustrating: more so lately, my work computer prevents the show from playing. Sometimes the same show is blocked one day, not the next.
Glad you enjoyed the show. Brian Jones is actually recording a live show with his quintet here in Richmond on May 18th. Should be excellent.
Nostalgia is such a fine lyrical tune, but one of very few original compositions by Fats Navarro, who mostly played other composer's works.
The live recording of Saints does indeed exist, but it has to be converted to a different audio format. Having troubles in that department.
Cheers!
K
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