Jazz tunes that I think were made for the jukebox, on the Duplex Mystery Jazz Hour, 7/14/2016, 5-7 PM. i give you a little bit of jukebox history (you'll be surprised to learn when the first coin-operated music player was invented) and then it's off to the juke joint.
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James Moody "I'm In the Mood For Love" from "I'm In the Mood For Love" 1949 on Prestige
Count Basie "One Oclock Jump" 1937 on Decca
Count Basie & His Orchestra "April In Paris" 1955 on Clef
Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra "Song Of India"1937 on Victor
Charles Mingus "Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting" 1959 on Atlantic
Sarah Vaughn w. Clifford Brown "Lullaby of Birdland" 1954 on Emarcy
The Jazztet "Killer Joe" 1960) on Argo
Nat King Cole "Route 66" from "Soundie"
Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five "What's the Use of Getting Sober" 1942 on Decca
Gene Ammons Quartet "Hittin' the Jug" 1960 on Prestige
John Coltrane "My Favorite Things"1960 on Atlantic
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra "in a Mellow Tone"1940 on Victor
Eddie Harris "Exodus" 1961 on Vee Jay
Glenn Miller & His Orchestra "Elmer's Tune" 1939 on Bluebird
Herbie Mann "Comin' Home Baby"1962 on Atlantic
Bobby Timmons "Dis Heah (This Here)" 1960 on Riverside
Stan Getz/Charlie Byrd "Desafinado" 1962 on Verve
Ray Charles "One Mint Julep" 1961 on Impulse
Jimmy Smith "Walk on the Wild Side" 1962 on Verve
Lionel Hampton "Red Top" 1959 on Audio Fidelity
Mongo Santamaria "Watermelon Man"1963 on Battie
Lee Morgan "Sidewinder"1963 on Blue Note
Ramsay Lewis Trio "The In Crowd" 1965 on ARGO
Harry James "Ciribiribin" 1939 on Brunswick
Cannonball Adderley "Mercy Mercy Mercy" 1966 on Capital
Toots Thielemans "Bluesette" 1962 on ABC Paramount
Ray Charles "What'd I Say" 1961 on ABC Paramount
2 comments:
A good partner to your Jazz on 45s. Good show!
Thanks!
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