SwingDJs

I wish I was never shown that site...when I get paid next week I think I'll be doing some purchasing.

Harrison

These have been my latest acquisitions... Count Basie: America's #1 Band Fletcher Henderson: Jazz After Hours Eddie Condon: Midnight In Moscow/The Roaring Twenties Johnny Hodges: Jeep's Blues Earl Hines - Legendary Big Band Series (I needed more Hines and it was only 5$, so I figured why not) Glen G...

Actually Henderson recorded Yeah Man as well, and it's awesome.

Harrison

I have heard great things about Boneyard Shuffle. I own (though not from Hep) The Complete Brunswick/Okeh Recordings and Smoke Rings and they both are awesome.

Harrison

For those who want a copy of Blues in Orbit, I have a copy on sale on EBay right now...

Here's the link

http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... 2596540380

Harrison

I got it for 10$ brand new at A&B Sound here in BC. I think they still have a couple copies in too if people want me to buy and mail them a copy. Let me know.

Harrison

Henry "Red" Allen - 1929-1930 [JSP] Not a Classics album as the name of the album would suggest. Haven't given this album a listen yet. It's not half bad. I got it through E-Music back in the day and I just started listening to it the other day and there's some great stuff on there. Harri...

I will have to say The Jitters rocks my world

Harrison

Now that I have a job I can start buying music again. I bought 2 albums today...

The Complete Okeh/Brunswick Recordings - Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra
Jeep's Blues - Johnny Hodges

I also ordered the Johnny Hodges Proper Box Set.

Harrison

My 3 Essential Count Basie cds from Columbia. I listen to them ALL the time because the music is just amazing and always forget to dj them.

Harrison

Though I almost never DJ off of it just because it ain't my thing, one CD that would be more modern and danceable is Blues in Orbit by Duke Ellington. Those who are into the more modern stuff for DJing and Dancing would probably really enjoy this cd.

Harrison

Blame It On The Blues - Sidney Bechet

Harrison

I'm a big fan of Ellington's stuff when it comes to the really slow and grindy music. And when I say Ellington, I mean old school Ellington. Check out his Small Groups collections, there's some amazing stuff in there.

Harrison

The Jitters - Count Basie G.T. Stomp - Earl Hines Boogie Woogie on St. Louis Blues - Earl Hines Rexatious - Rex Stewart Cotton Club Stomp - Duke Ellington The Eal - Eddie Condon Every Tub - Count Basie Indiana - Earl Hines Everything Is Jumping - Artie Shaw Breakin' 'Em Down - Chick Webb Stompology ...

Lunceford Rules!!!

Get all 3 cds Mike mentioned. I have them and they are rad. Plus get more Lunceford after that.

Harrison