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Playlist for January 2, 2006 from 09:00AM - 11:00AM
Current New Orleans Time: Wed, 10:58pm
Playlist Date & Time: 1/2/2006 9:00AM - 11:00AM
Program: Archived Playlist for The Minister of Swing
Playlist Tracks
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Mason Daring
The Busher
Eight Men Out Soundtrack
Varese Saraband
1988
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King Oliver and his Dixie Syncopators
I'm Watching the Clock
King Oliver 1928-30
Classics
1991
September 12, 1928. I always lead the show with Joe Oliver, Louis Armstrong's mentor and my favorite horn player.
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Jelly Roll Morton and his Red Hot Peppers
That'll Never Do
Jelly Roll Morton 1929-30
Classics
1992
March 5, 1930.
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Johnny Dodds Trio
Blue Piano Stomp
Johnny Dodds 1927-28
Classics
1991
July 5, 1928.
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Coon-Sanders Nighthawks
Deep Henderson
Everything's Hotsy Totsy Now
ASV
1996
March 9, 1926.
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Red Allen and his Orchestra
Singing Pretty Songs
Red Allen 1929-33
Classics
1990
July 15, 1930.
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New Orleans Feetwarmers
Maple Leaf Rag
Sidney Bechet 1923-36
Classics
1991
September 15, 1932. New Orleanian Bechet featured on soprano sax. Love this tune. It's actually my cell phone ring tone. I wish it sounded as good as Bechet does.
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Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra
Tiger Rag
Louis Armstrong 1930-31
Classics
1990
May 4, 1930. Played this one for LSU Tiger fans in celebration of their bowl game drubbing of the Miami Hurricanes.
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James P. Johnson
Snowy Morning Blues
James P. Johnson 1921-28
Classics
1992
March 7, 1927. Another great piano solo from the Harlem stride master.
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The Fabulous Dorseys
Doggone, I've Done It
Bunny Berigan: The Key Sessions
JSP
2003
June 17, 1932. Bunny Berigan trumpet, Boswell sisters vocals. My parents got me this fine Bunny Berigan collection for Christmas 2004.
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The Jungle Band
Maori (A Samoan Dance)
Duke Ellington 1930
Classics
1991
March 20, 1930. Duke is tops in my book.
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Red Nichols and his 5 Pennies
By the Shalimar
Red Nichols 1929-30
Classics
1991
August 27, 1930. Red Nichols on trumpet leading a who's who of future bandleaders: Jack Teagarden, Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, Gene Krupa, Bud Freeman and Adrian Rollini.
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Blue Steel Orchestra
Girl of My Dreams
Original Dance Music of the 1920s-1930s
Swing Time
August 26, 1927. Kenny Sargent vocal. Leading off this week's Sweet Interlude.
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Ray Noble and his New Mayfair Dance Orchestra
On With the Show (TWO)
Ray Noble and Al Bowlly in London 1930-1934
Rathbone
2003
March 29, 1931. Al Bowlly vocal. Sweet Interlude song 2. This is disc 3 of a 10 disc set Rathbone put out fetauring all the Noble/Bowlly tracks.
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Jimmy McHugh's Bostonians
Baby!
Ben Pollack Vol. 1
Jazz Oracle
November 27, 1928. There you have it, our last Sweet Interlude selection.
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Benny Goodman's Boys with Jim and Glenn
A Jazz Holiday
Benny Goodman 1928-31
Classics
1993
January 23, 1928. Fun early Goodman with Jimmy McPartland trumpet and Glenn Miller trombone.
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Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra
Just a Little Dance Mam'selle
Jack Teagarden 1930-34
Classics
1993
October 1, 1930. Teagarden can play, folks. This was for Reg in Milwaukee who actually wanted Stars Fell on Alabama, but I forgot to bring that CD.
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Mason Daring
Do or Die
Eight Men Out Soundtrack
Varese Sarabande
1988
You've reached the mid-point in this show!
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Cab Calloway and his Orchestra
Basin St. Blues
Cab Calloway 1931-32
Classics
1990
July 9, 1931. I don't think Cab sings any actual words in the vocal he adds to this version.
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Mound City Blue Blowers
Darktown Strutter's Ball
Red McKenzie Vol 2.
Sensation
2001
June 30, 1931. Coleman Hawkins sits in on this session. Diffrent lineup from the usual Blue Blowers: No Lang and Venuti, but this one has Glenn Miller and Jimmy Dorsey.
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McKinney's Cotton Pickers
Put it There
McKinney's Cotton Pickers 1928-30
BMG
1990
July 11, 1928. Don Redman featured.
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Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
Terrific Stomp
Bennie Moten 1927-29
Classics
1990
July 16, 1929.
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Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra
What-Cha-Call-em Blues
Fletcher Henderson 1924-25
Classics
1992
May 29, 1925. Louis Armstrong, Coleman Hawkins and Don Redman in the lineup.
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New Orleans Rhythm Kings
Livery Stable Blues
New Orleans Rhythm Kings
Milestone
1992
August 30, 1922. George Brunies and Ropollo featured.
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Frankie Half-Pint Jaxon
Hit-A-Ditty-Low Down
New Orleans Giants Vol. 2
Hot N Sweet
1993
October 1928. Possibly Freddie Keppard cornet.
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Thomas Morris Past Jazz Masters
When the Jazz Band Starts to Play
Thomas Morris 1923-27
Classics
1995
April 1923.
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Clarence Williams
Mixing the Blues
Clarence Williams 1921-24
Classics
1992
May 1923. Piano solo.
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Jelly Roll Morton's Kings of Jazz
High Society
Jelly Roll Morton 1924-26
Classics
1991
September 1924.
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The Red Heads
Trumpet Sobs
The Red Heads 1925-27
Classics
2002
March 24, 1926. Red Nichols trumpet.
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The Goofus Five
Sadie Green (Vamp of New Orleans)
The Goofus Five
Timeless
1994
September 15, 1926. Rollini on bass sax and the goofus, which looks a bit like a tiny sax and sounds like a harmonica.
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Tiny Parham and his Musicians
Jogo Rhythm
Tiny Parham 1926-29
Classics
1992
July 2, 1928.
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Broadway Bell Hops
There Ain't No Land Like Dixieland
Bix 1924-27
Classics
1994
September 29, 1927. Bix on cornet.
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Duke Ellington and the Washingtonians
Hop Head
Duke Ellington 1924-27
Classics
1990
March 22, 1927. Duke became famous in Harlem, NYC, but he and his band were originally from Washington, D.C.
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Louis Armstrong and his Hot 7
Gully Low Blues
Louis Armstrong 1926-27
Classics
1991
May 14, 1927.
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Mason Daring
Reporter
Eight Men Out Soundtrack
Varese Saraband
1988
Closing Theme. Why have you not rented Eight Men Out yet? Get to the video store!
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