SwingDJs

Booty Butt - Ray Charles

Encryption?

Wade in the Water - Mavis Staples

I've played Sidney Bechet's "Maple Leaf Rag" off of "The Legendary Sidney Bechet" and gotten good response.

And yes, I trade from time to time as well, but I've ended up buying most of the albums of songs I've traded songs for. It also helps me discover new paths to finding good music. Not to mention helping the people you DJ for find good music. I reserve my opinion on whether the general population sho...

Where's Lucy Falkner? She could tell us a thing or two about Gospel....

My recent gospel favorite:

i sort of have this belief that most of the cool stuff in the world regarding dancing and music was done by black people and white people just came along, over-analyzed it, f*cked it up and made it lame. why are we so concerned about bpm's and counting steps and putting the right foot in the right ...

Picked up my copy on Saturday. Lovin' it. So far my two favorite tracks are "Minor Swing" and "Don't Go Away Nobody."

With Paul's permission, I've put clips online:
http://gs294.sp.cs.cmu.edu/~jake/bmjb/.

Try it, you'll like it!!!!

The "autoplay" is not as nice as one would think, taking into consideration that some songs end before the actual end of the track, etc. In that case you'd get dead air until the track really ended and the next track starts up. EAC has a nice feature which trims the silence off the start ...

Hey, I heard Paul Cosentino on Rhythm Sweet & Hot last night, playing tracks off the new CD - I got to hear "Who's Sorry Now?" and "It's De-lovely." Track listing is below: 1. I'll Always Be In Love With you 2. I Can't Believe You're In Love With Me- Vocal by J'Luvv 3. Until ...

I will DJ local bands in local venues for two reasons: (1) they just released a new album and I want to give it some exposure, or (2) they are playing an upcoming gig and there's people in the room who might be enticed to go if they hear a track. Out of town, I always try to play them, but only the ...

Shorty Dave wrote:What would you say are the "definitive" non-swing dancing jazz cds any jazz fans should own? For starters I'd say Kind of Blue, Take Five, and A Love Supreme

Mingus: Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus

Glenn Miller does a version on The Spirit Is Willing that clocks in at 77bpm.