Nice set! Nice mix. sorry I missed the show.
Oscar Peterson and Singers Unlimited? that's intriguing...
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March Thursday Guest DJ: Jesse Gearhart
Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Thursday this month to hear the finest swinging tunes selected by Jesse Gearhart from San Luis Obispo, California. He will be our featured guest DJ throughout March.
"I'm a dancer and DJ from San Luis Obispo, California (SLO). Like many swing DJ's, I started primarily as a dancer and eventually wanted to share my collection amongst the dancers in my area. I have been dancing for over 5 years, a Swing Dance DJ for about almost 4, and local radio host of the "Swingcat's Ball" for almost 2. I started dancing because of the love for the music that I had been listening to and playing with various Jazz groups since I was a teen." Check out Jesse at www.sloswing.com"
March Friday Producer's Picks: Variations On A Theme
I've selected sixteen of my favorite swinging standards and am presenting four different treatments of each. From "All Of Me" to "Things Ain't What They Used To Be", from Ella Fitzgerald to Depeche Mode, these are some memorable melodies done differently by a variety of artists. Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Friday to hear this month's "Producer's Picks".
Jesse
Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Thursday this month to hear the finest swinging tunes selected by Jesse Gearhart from San Luis Obispo, California. He will be our featured guest DJ throughout March.
"I'm a dancer and DJ from San Luis Obispo, California (SLO). Like many swing DJ's, I started primarily as a dancer and eventually wanted to share my collection amongst the dancers in my area. I have been dancing for over 5 years, a Swing Dance DJ for about almost 4, and local radio host of the "Swingcat's Ball" for almost 2. I started dancing because of the love for the music that I had been listening to and playing with various Jazz groups since I was a teen." Check out Jesse at www.sloswing.com"
March Friday Producer's Picks: Variations On A Theme
I've selected sixteen of my favorite swinging standards and am presenting four different treatments of each. From "All Of Me" to "Things Ain't What They Used To Be", from Ella Fitzgerald to Depeche Mode, these are some memorable melodies done differently by a variety of artists. Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Friday to hear this month's "Producer's Picks".
Jesse
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April Thursday Guest DJ: Manu Smith
Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Thursday this month to hear the finest swinging tunes selected by Yehoodi's own loveable Manu "Spuds" Smith from New York City. Without Manu, there would be no Yehoodi Radio, nor Yehoodi for that matter. He will be our featured guest DJ throughout April.
"Like most everything he is involved in Spuds got into being a swing DJ almost by accident. He was asked to play a few songs at an event until the 'real' DJ showed up. He built up a collection of bouncy tunes and now he's DJed in many parts of the world. Spuds really loves lindy hop and after 5 years he still hasn't had enough. He dances, teaches, DJ's, cuts music and loves to talk about himself in the third person."
April Friday Producer's Picks: Song Association
Remember those fun Song Association topics that seem to go on and on forever? Well I came up with my own (with plenty of help from Rayned). How do you get from "L.O.V.E." to "Evil Gal Blues" to "Pennies from Heaven"? Listen to "Producer's Picks" every Friday in April on Yehoodi Radio to find out.
Jesse
Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Thursday this month to hear the finest swinging tunes selected by Yehoodi's own loveable Manu "Spuds" Smith from New York City. Without Manu, there would be no Yehoodi Radio, nor Yehoodi for that matter. He will be our featured guest DJ throughout April.
"Like most everything he is involved in Spuds got into being a swing DJ almost by accident. He was asked to play a few songs at an event until the 'real' DJ showed up. He built up a collection of bouncy tunes and now he's DJed in many parts of the world. Spuds really loves lindy hop and after 5 years he still hasn't had enough. He dances, teaches, DJ's, cuts music and loves to talk about himself in the third person."
April Friday Producer's Picks: Song Association
Remember those fun Song Association topics that seem to go on and on forever? Well I came up with my own (with plenty of help from Rayned). How do you get from "L.O.V.E." to "Evil Gal Blues" to "Pennies from Heaven"? Listen to "Producer's Picks" every Friday in April on Yehoodi Radio to find out.
Jesse
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Nathan, thanks for the reminder to post something on here about it...
Yehoodi May Guest DJ-A-Thon
We’re blowing the lid off of Yehoodi Radio for the month of May with the Guest DJ-A-Thon! Catch a different guest DJ every day of the week and a mix of that week’s DJs on the weekend. We’re talking music from 20 different guest DJs from all over the country. It’s enough to make any swing music lover go bonkers! Don’t miss a single day, tune in right now!
www.yehoodi.com/radio
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Yehoodi May Guest DJ-A-Thon
We’re blowing the lid off of Yehoodi Radio for the month of May with the Guest DJ-A-Thon! Catch a different guest DJ every day of the week and a mix of that week’s DJs on the weekend. We’re talking music from 20 different guest DJs from all over the country. It’s enough to make any swing music lover go bonkers! Don’t miss a single day, tune in right now!
www.yehoodi.com/radio
Jesse
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June Thursday Guest DJ: Mike Dancel
Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Thursday this month to hear the finest swinging tunes selected by Mike Dancel from Colorado Springs. He will be our featured guest DJ throughout June.
"Mike is the founder of Swing in the Springs. Mike has been teaching, DJing, and promoting lindy hop in Colorado Springs since 1998. Mike has been a guest DJ at the last 3 Denver Lindy Exchanges, Utah Lindy Exchange, Lindy Groove and regularly guest DJ's in Denver through out the year. When Mike's not DJing, dancing, or teaching, he spends his time working as a mechanical engineer, snowboarding, mountain biking, and leading bible studies. This summer Mike will be heading to Azerbaijan for a 2 month long missions trip. You can guarantee that the Lindy love will be spread to the people of Azerbaijan! Listen for the Azerbaijan rap on the radio show."
June Friday Producer's Picks: New Stuff
It's time for (a late) spring cleaning, so we're adding a fresh batch of music into rotation for our Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday shows. Going along with that theme, I figured I'd showcase some of the newer swinging stuff I've picked on "Producer's Picks" this month. Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Friday and Enjoy!
New Wednesday programming: Jumpin' Wednesday
Wednesday's are now new and improved. Move over "Boogie On Wednesdays"...
"It Rocks! It Rolls! It Swings! It Jumps! It puts you in the groove!" - The Treniers said it best. We've got a brand new format for hump-day. Tune into Yehoodi Radio on Wednesdays for the finest in jump blues, boogie woogie and early rhythm & blues. Catch the Kansas City flavah!
Enjoy!
Jesse
Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Thursday this month to hear the finest swinging tunes selected by Mike Dancel from Colorado Springs. He will be our featured guest DJ throughout June.
"Mike is the founder of Swing in the Springs. Mike has been teaching, DJing, and promoting lindy hop in Colorado Springs since 1998. Mike has been a guest DJ at the last 3 Denver Lindy Exchanges, Utah Lindy Exchange, Lindy Groove and regularly guest DJ's in Denver through out the year. When Mike's not DJing, dancing, or teaching, he spends his time working as a mechanical engineer, snowboarding, mountain biking, and leading bible studies. This summer Mike will be heading to Azerbaijan for a 2 month long missions trip. You can guarantee that the Lindy love will be spread to the people of Azerbaijan! Listen for the Azerbaijan rap on the radio show."
June Friday Producer's Picks: New Stuff
It's time for (a late) spring cleaning, so we're adding a fresh batch of music into rotation for our Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday shows. Going along with that theme, I figured I'd showcase some of the newer swinging stuff I've picked on "Producer's Picks" this month. Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Friday and Enjoy!
New Wednesday programming: Jumpin' Wednesday
Wednesday's are now new and improved. Move over "Boogie On Wednesdays"...
"It Rocks! It Rolls! It Swings! It Jumps! It puts you in the groove!" - The Treniers said it best. We've got a brand new format for hump-day. Tune into Yehoodi Radio on Wednesdays for the finest in jump blues, boogie woogie and early rhythm & blues. Catch the Kansas City flavah!
Enjoy!
Jesse
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July Thursday Guest DJ: Sergio Loreto
Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Thursday this month to hear the finest swinging tunes selected by Sergio Loreto from South Florida. He will be our featured guest DJ throughout July.
"Sergio is the co-founder of Swing Affair, South Florida's leading source of Lindy Hop and exclusive sponsor of SoFlex. Sergio has been dancing for 5 years and DJing for almost 4. He DJs weekly in South Florida and was guest DJ for both LindyHop411 Anniversary parties and LindyGrass 2003. He is also the anchor DJ for the South Florida Lindy Exchange (SoFlex). When he is not traveling to exchanges or workshops you can find Sergio at his work as a wireless network consultant."
July Friday Producer's Picks: Live Jazz and Blues
It's the summer and I'm busy traveling, so I'm bringing you some past "Producer's Picks" shows. Throughout July you can hear my show highlighting some of the hottest live swinging jazz and blues recordings.
Jesse
Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Thursday this month to hear the finest swinging tunes selected by Sergio Loreto from South Florida. He will be our featured guest DJ throughout July.
"Sergio is the co-founder of Swing Affair, South Florida's leading source of Lindy Hop and exclusive sponsor of SoFlex. Sergio has been dancing for 5 years and DJing for almost 4. He DJs weekly in South Florida and was guest DJ for both LindyHop411 Anniversary parties and LindyGrass 2003. He is also the anchor DJ for the South Florida Lindy Exchange (SoFlex). When he is not traveling to exchanges or workshops you can find Sergio at his work as a wireless network consultant."
July Friday Producer's Picks: Live Jazz and Blues
It's the summer and I'm busy traveling, so I'm bringing you some past "Producer's Picks" shows. Throughout July you can hear my show highlighting some of the hottest live swinging jazz and blues recordings.
Jesse
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Here is my list, I hope you enjoy:
1.Johnny Mercer "Sweet Georgia Brown"
2.Anita O'Day&Oscar Peterson "Love me or Leave me"
3.The Big 18 "Blues on Parade"
4.Count Basie "9-20 Special"
5.Duke Ellington "Jack the Bear"
6.Count Basie "John's Idea"
7.Duke Ellington "Stompy Jones"
8.Count Basie "Can't Buy me Love"
9.Duke Ellington "Me and You"
10.Count Basie "Slider"
11.Duke Ellington "Tulip or Turnip"
12.Count Basie "St. Louis Baby"
13.Duke Ellington "Bli-Blip"
14.Alberta Hunter "My Handy Man"
15.Ella Fitzgerald "Don't be that Way"
16.Fats Domino "Slow Boat to China"
17.Cab Calloway "15 Minute Intermission"
18.Lionel Hampton "Red Top"
19.Cab Calloway "Hard Times"
20.Lionel Hampton "Flying Home No 2"
21.Carmen McRae "You took advantage of me"
22.Gene Harris "Stormy Monday Blues"
23.Jimmy McGriff "Everyday I got the Blues"
24.Glenn Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra "Happy & Hep"
25.Glenn Miller "Pagan Love Song"
26.Glenn Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra"The Dance of the Lame Duck"
27.Glenn Miller "Sliphorn Jive"
28.Dawn Hampton "Frim Fram Sauce"
29.Dinah Washington "It's a mean Old Man's World"
30.Helen Humes "Pennies from Heaven"
31.Cootie Williams "Always"
32.Chick Webb "Don't be that Way"
33.Cootie Wiliams "It Don't mean a Thing…"
34.Chick Webb "Harlem Congo"
35.Joe Williams "Going to Chicago Blues"
36.Johnny Johnson "Tanqueray"
37.Johnny Otis "The Mooche"
38.Jimmy Lunceford "He ain't got Rhythm"
39.Harry James "Barn 12"
40.Jimmy Lunceford "Oh Boy"
41.Harry James "Two O'Clock Jump"
42.Dinah Washington "Send to the 'Electric Chair"
43.Duke&Ella "Lullaby of Birdland"
44.Illinois Jackquet "On the Sunny Side of the Street"
45.Jay McShann &Jimmy Whitterspoon "Frog-I-More
46.Benny Goodman "King Porter Stomp"
47.Buddy Johnson "Doo Doo Dow"
48.Louis Armstrong "Honeysuckle Rose"
49.Louis Jordan "Deacon Jones"
50.Louis Prima "All of Me"
51.Johnny Hodges "310 Blues"
52.Kermit Huffins "Wake Up Neesie"
53.Shirley Scott "Roll 'Em"
54.Eva Cassidy "Cheek to Cheek"
55.Yoko Nodge "Rack 'Em Up"
56.Jimmy Rushing "Mama Don't Want no Pear an' Rice an' Coconut Oil"
57.Baybe&Guru "Lifesaver"
58.Genteels "Take it Off"
59.Les Brown "Floatin'"
60.Jay McShann &Jimmy Whitterspoon "Hot Biscuits"
61.Lisa Stansfield "Baby I need your Loving"
62.Louis Armstrong "I am Crazy 'Bout my Baby"
63.Ernie Freeman "Rock House"
64.Charlie Christian "Royal Garden Blues"
65.Woody Herman "Greasy Sac Blues"
66.Oscar Peterson "Straighten Up and Fly Right"
67.Peter Davis Lindy Hop Heaven "Goin' to Lindy Land"
68.Slim Gailard "Serenade to a Poodle"
69.The Hot Foot Club "In a Mellow Tone"
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1.Johnny Mercer "Sweet Georgia Brown"
2.Anita O'Day&Oscar Peterson "Love me or Leave me"
3.The Big 18 "Blues on Parade"
4.Count Basie "9-20 Special"
5.Duke Ellington "Jack the Bear"
6.Count Basie "John's Idea"
7.Duke Ellington "Stompy Jones"
8.Count Basie "Can't Buy me Love"
9.Duke Ellington "Me and You"
10.Count Basie "Slider"
11.Duke Ellington "Tulip or Turnip"
12.Count Basie "St. Louis Baby"
13.Duke Ellington "Bli-Blip"
14.Alberta Hunter "My Handy Man"
15.Ella Fitzgerald "Don't be that Way"
16.Fats Domino "Slow Boat to China"
17.Cab Calloway "15 Minute Intermission"
18.Lionel Hampton "Red Top"
19.Cab Calloway "Hard Times"
20.Lionel Hampton "Flying Home No 2"
21.Carmen McRae "You took advantage of me"
22.Gene Harris "Stormy Monday Blues"
23.Jimmy McGriff "Everyday I got the Blues"
24.Glenn Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra "Happy & Hep"
25.Glenn Miller "Pagan Love Song"
26.Glenn Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra"The Dance of the Lame Duck"
27.Glenn Miller "Sliphorn Jive"
28.Dawn Hampton "Frim Fram Sauce"
29.Dinah Washington "It's a mean Old Man's World"
30.Helen Humes "Pennies from Heaven"
31.Cootie Williams "Always"
32.Chick Webb "Don't be that Way"
33.Cootie Wiliams "It Don't mean a Thing…"
34.Chick Webb "Harlem Congo"
35.Joe Williams "Going to Chicago Blues"
36.Johnny Johnson "Tanqueray"
37.Johnny Otis "The Mooche"
38.Jimmy Lunceford "He ain't got Rhythm"
39.Harry James "Barn 12"
40.Jimmy Lunceford "Oh Boy"
41.Harry James "Two O'Clock Jump"
42.Dinah Washington "Send to the 'Electric Chair"
43.Duke&Ella "Lullaby of Birdland"
44.Illinois Jackquet "On the Sunny Side of the Street"
45.Jay McShann &Jimmy Whitterspoon "Frog-I-More
46.Benny Goodman "King Porter Stomp"
47.Buddy Johnson "Doo Doo Dow"
48.Louis Armstrong "Honeysuckle Rose"
49.Louis Jordan "Deacon Jones"
50.Louis Prima "All of Me"
51.Johnny Hodges "310 Blues"
52.Kermit Huffins "Wake Up Neesie"
53.Shirley Scott "Roll 'Em"
54.Eva Cassidy "Cheek to Cheek"
55.Yoko Nodge "Rack 'Em Up"
56.Jimmy Rushing "Mama Don't Want no Pear an' Rice an' Coconut Oil"
57.Baybe&Guru "Lifesaver"
58.Genteels "Take it Off"
59.Les Brown "Floatin'"
60.Jay McShann &Jimmy Whitterspoon "Hot Biscuits"
61.Lisa Stansfield "Baby I need your Loving"
62.Louis Armstrong "I am Crazy 'Bout my Baby"
63.Ernie Freeman "Rock House"
64.Charlie Christian "Royal Garden Blues"
65.Woody Herman "Greasy Sac Blues"
66.Oscar Peterson "Straighten Up and Fly Right"
67.Peter Davis Lindy Hop Heaven "Goin' to Lindy Land"
68.Slim Gailard "Serenade to a Poodle"
69.The Hot Foot Club "In a Mellow Tone"
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August Thursday Guest DJ: Ryan Swift
Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Thursday this month to hear the finest swinging tunes selected by Ryan Swift from Rochester, New York. He will be our featured guest DJ throughout August.
"Inspired by a burgeoning interest in Swing Era jazz, Ryan Swift began swing dancing in 1998. He has since studied both Lindy Hop and jazz music, establishing himself as a well-regarded dancer and deejay. He has deejayed in cities such as Ithaca, Toronto & Philadelphia and has spun at events including NADC and the Columbus Swing Extravaganza. He maintains a steady presence in the dance scene of his adopted hometown of Rochester, NY, and continues to express his love for Lindy Hop and its music through regular deejaying and organizing events such as Liberty Pole Swings, a bi-weekly dance during the summer."
August Friday Producer's Picks: Live Jazz and Blues
It's the summer and I'm busy traveling, so I'm bringing you some past
"Producer's Picks" shows. Throughout August you can still hear my show highlighting some of the hottest live swinging jazz and blues recordings.
Jesse
Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Thursday this month to hear the finest swinging tunes selected by Ryan Swift from Rochester, New York. He will be our featured guest DJ throughout August.
"Inspired by a burgeoning interest in Swing Era jazz, Ryan Swift began swing dancing in 1998. He has since studied both Lindy Hop and jazz music, establishing himself as a well-regarded dancer and deejay. He has deejayed in cities such as Ithaca, Toronto & Philadelphia and has spun at events including NADC and the Columbus Swing Extravaganza. He maintains a steady presence in the dance scene of his adopted hometown of Rochester, NY, and continues to express his love for Lindy Hop and its music through regular deejaying and organizing events such as Liberty Pole Swings, a bi-weekly dance during the summer."
August Friday Producer's Picks: Live Jazz and Blues
It's the summer and I'm busy traveling, so I'm bringing you some past
"Producer's Picks" shows. Throughout August you can still hear my show highlighting some of the hottest live swinging jazz and blues recordings.
Jesse
Here's my setlist for the August show:
82 tracks in playlist, average track length: 3:22
Playlist length: 4 hours 36 minutes 46 seconds
.. Artist - Title (Time) [Album]
1. Swing Kids Soundtrack - Shout And Feel It (2:27) [Swing Kids Soundtrack]
2. Johnny Hodges - Something to Pat Your Foot To (2:55) [Chronological Classics 1950-51]
3. Fats Waller - The Joint Is Jumpin' (2:50) [Uptown Saturday Night]
4. Count Basie - Swingin' the Blues (2:49) [Swingsation]
5. Jimmy Witherspoon - Goin' To Kansas City (3:10) [The 'Spoon Concerts]
6. Slim Gaillard & Slim Stewart - Look Out (2:55) [Complete Columbia Master Takes]
7. Buddy Johnson - Walk 'Em (2:54) [Swinging at the Savoy]
8. Duke Ellington - Rockin' In Rhythm (4:05) [Live at Newport '59]
9. Canned Heat - On The Road Again (5:02) [Uncanned!]
10. Count Basie - One O'Clock Jump (3:01) [Count Basie Story (Proper Set)]
11. Lionel Hampton - Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee (3:24) [Lionel Hampton Story (Proper)]
12. Lavay Smith - Sent For You Yesterday (4:11) [Everybody's Talkin' 'Bout Miss Thing!]
13. Jan Savitt - Blues In The Groove (3:04) [Anthology of Big Band Swing]
14. Louis Armstrong - On The Alamo (4:19) [Best Live Concert, Vol. 1]
15. Marsalis Family - Sultry Serenade (5:14) [A Jazz Celebration]
16. Henry "Red" Allen - Siesta At The Fiesta (3:13) [Siesta at the Fiesta]
17. Aretha Franklin - Trouble In Mind (2:54) [Aretha Sings the Blues]
18. Andy Kirk & His 12 Clouds of Joy - In The Groove (3:06) [His Best Recordings 1929-46]
19. John Pizzarelli - It's Only a Paper Moon (2:35) [Dear Mr. Cole]
20. Sonny Dunham Sextet - Blues In F (3:32) [Jazz Collector - Small Groups]
21. Benny Carter & His Orchestra - Cruisin' (2:45) [1928-1952]
22. David Bowie - Golden Years (4:02) [ChangesBowie]
23. Aaron Bell Trio - Kumquat (5:15) [After the Party's Over]
24. Jimmie Lunceford - Le Jazz Hot (2:41) [Lunceford Special]
25. Earl Hines/Jimmy Rushing - Exactly Like You (3:47) [Blues & Things]
26. Eddie Durham & His Band - Moten's Swing (2:37) [Kansas City Legends]
27. The Cats & The Fiddle - Gang Busters (3:06) [Killin' Jive]
28. Erskine Hawkins - Tippin' In (3:19) [Tuxedo Junction]
29. Fletcher Henderson - New King Porter Stomp (3:10) [Swing 1929-37]
30. Joe Turner with the Count Basie Orchestra - Corrine, Corrina (3:34) [Flip, Flop & Fly]
31. Duke Ellington - Spanish Flea (2:28) [Live & Rare, thanks Mike]
32. Johnny Hodges - Empty Ballroom Blues (2:27) [Hodge Podge]
33. Coleman Hawkins - Honeysuckle Rose (2:48) [Django Reinhardt All-Star Sessions]
34. Carmen McRae - I've Got the World On a String (3:25) [Sarah - Dedicated to You]
35. Tommy Dorsey - Well Git It (3:03) [More Fabulous Swing]
36. Count Basie - Blues in Hossflat (5:14) [Blues Alley]
37. Charlie Mackenzie - This Poem Sucks (2:02) [So I Married An Axe Murderer]
38. Benny Goodman - All the Cats Join In (4:22) [Best of the Capitol Years]
39. Ella Fitzgerald & Duke Ellington - Lullaby of Birdland (2:55) [Live at the Cote D'Azure]
40. Booty Wood - Booty's Bounce (5:45) [Black & Blue - Chelsea Bridge]
41. Junior Walker And The All-Stars - Shotgun (2:59) [Ultimate Collection]
42. Ernestine Anderson - Goin' To Chicago Blues (4:55)
43. Tiny Bradshaw - The Darktown Strutters' Ball (3:02) [Anthology of Big Band Swing]
44. Slim Gaillard - Voutoreene (alias McVouty) (4:43) [Legendary McVouty]
45. Widespread Depression Orchestra - Back Room Romp (2:53) [Boogie in the Barnyard]
46. Harry James - Blues for Sale (2:39) [Big Band All-Stars: The Sullivan Years]
47. Al Green - Take Me To The River (3:47) [Greatest Hits]
48. Fletcher Henderson - Wrappin' It Up (2:42) [Swing 1929-47]
49. Doc's Rhythm Cats - Flying Home (2:57) [A League of Their Own Sdtk]
50. Will Bradley - Five O'Clock Whistle (3:07) [Best of the Big Bands]
51. John Cole Blues Band - The Blues is Alright (5:36) [The Secret is Out!]
52. Artie Shaw and His Orchestra - Gangbusters (1:44) [Jazz Collector]
53. Duke Ellington - Wailing Interval (3:39) [Private Collection 6 - Calif. Dance Date 1958]
54. Mighty Blue Kings - Moneys Gettin' Cheaper (4:02) [Live From Chicago]
55. Al Cooper & His Savoy Sultans - Stitches (2:54) [Swinging at the Savoy]
56. Dawn Hampton - One Monkey Don't Stop No Show (2:38) [Live is What You Make It]
57. Chick Webb - Go Harlem (2:22) [Spinnin' the Webb]
58. Duke Ellington - That Lindy Hop (2:54) [Centennial Edition]
59. Ella Fitzgerald and Her Orchestra - Who Ya Hunchin'? (3:21) [Live from the Roseland Ballroom]
60. Dinah Washington - Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby? (2:43) [Sings the Blues]
61. Les Brown - Bizet Has His Day (2:24) [Big Bands in Hi-Fi Vol. 2]
62. Benny Green Trio - Down By The Riverside (6:52)
63. Ray Charles - (Night Time Is) The Right Time (3:23) [Blues + Jazz]
64. Oscar Peterson - Mumbles (2:02) [Ultimate]
65. Andy Kirk & His 12 Clouds of Joy - Mess-A-Stomp (3:12) [His Best Recordings 1929-46]
66. Joe Salzano & The Blue Devils - Phantom Blues (6:19) [Savoy Nites]
67. Lou Rawls - Red Top (2:07) [Love is a Hurtin' Thing]
68. Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra - Moten's Swing (3:25) [Kansas City Legends]
69. Frank Sinatra w/ Count Basie - Fly Me to the Moon (2:28) [Live at the Sands]
70. Jimmie Lunceford - Four Or Five Times (3:07) [Swingsation]
71. Rex Stewart & His Feetwarmers - Montmartre (Django's Jump) (2:25) [Django Reinhardt All-Star Sessions]
72. Lucky Millinder - Savoy (3:27) [Jumpin' at the Savoy]
73. Pete Johnson - 627 Stomp (3:07) [Kansas City Legends]
74. Lionel Hampton - Hamp's Got a Duke (2:41) [Lionel Hampton Story (Proper)]
75. Coleman Hawkins - Sweet Adeline (2:46) [Passin' it Around]
76. Louis Armstrong - Now You Has Jazz (4:41) [Mack the Knife]
77. Slim Gaillard & Slim Stewart - A-Well-A-Take-Um-A-Joe (3:05) [Complete Columbia Master Takes]
78. James Brown - I Got You (I Feel Good) (2:46) [20 All-Time Greatest Hits]
79. Johnny Hodges - Rendez-vous With Rhythm (3:00) [Hodge Podge]
80. Earl Hines - Summertime (5:46) [Blues & Things]
81. Count Basie Orchestra - Bootie's Blues (4:18) [On the Road]
82. Duke Ellington - I'm Beginning to See The Light (1:23) [Live at the Whitney]
82 tracks in playlist, average track length: 3:22
Playlist length: 4 hours 36 minutes 46 seconds
.. Artist - Title (Time) [Album]
1. Swing Kids Soundtrack - Shout And Feel It (2:27) [Swing Kids Soundtrack]
2. Johnny Hodges - Something to Pat Your Foot To (2:55) [Chronological Classics 1950-51]
3. Fats Waller - The Joint Is Jumpin' (2:50) [Uptown Saturday Night]
4. Count Basie - Swingin' the Blues (2:49) [Swingsation]
5. Jimmy Witherspoon - Goin' To Kansas City (3:10) [The 'Spoon Concerts]
6. Slim Gaillard & Slim Stewart - Look Out (2:55) [Complete Columbia Master Takes]
7. Buddy Johnson - Walk 'Em (2:54) [Swinging at the Savoy]
8. Duke Ellington - Rockin' In Rhythm (4:05) [Live at Newport '59]
9. Canned Heat - On The Road Again (5:02) [Uncanned!]
10. Count Basie - One O'Clock Jump (3:01) [Count Basie Story (Proper Set)]
11. Lionel Hampton - Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee (3:24) [Lionel Hampton Story (Proper)]
12. Lavay Smith - Sent For You Yesterday (4:11) [Everybody's Talkin' 'Bout Miss Thing!]
13. Jan Savitt - Blues In The Groove (3:04) [Anthology of Big Band Swing]
14. Louis Armstrong - On The Alamo (4:19) [Best Live Concert, Vol. 1]
15. Marsalis Family - Sultry Serenade (5:14) [A Jazz Celebration]
16. Henry "Red" Allen - Siesta At The Fiesta (3:13) [Siesta at the Fiesta]
17. Aretha Franklin - Trouble In Mind (2:54) [Aretha Sings the Blues]
18. Andy Kirk & His 12 Clouds of Joy - In The Groove (3:06) [His Best Recordings 1929-46]
19. John Pizzarelli - It's Only a Paper Moon (2:35) [Dear Mr. Cole]
20. Sonny Dunham Sextet - Blues In F (3:32) [Jazz Collector - Small Groups]
21. Benny Carter & His Orchestra - Cruisin' (2:45) [1928-1952]
22. David Bowie - Golden Years (4:02) [ChangesBowie]
23. Aaron Bell Trio - Kumquat (5:15) [After the Party's Over]
24. Jimmie Lunceford - Le Jazz Hot (2:41) [Lunceford Special]
25. Earl Hines/Jimmy Rushing - Exactly Like You (3:47) [Blues & Things]
26. Eddie Durham & His Band - Moten's Swing (2:37) [Kansas City Legends]
27. The Cats & The Fiddle - Gang Busters (3:06) [Killin' Jive]
28. Erskine Hawkins - Tippin' In (3:19) [Tuxedo Junction]
29. Fletcher Henderson - New King Porter Stomp (3:10) [Swing 1929-37]
30. Joe Turner with the Count Basie Orchestra - Corrine, Corrina (3:34) [Flip, Flop & Fly]
31. Duke Ellington - Spanish Flea (2:28) [Live & Rare, thanks Mike]
32. Johnny Hodges - Empty Ballroom Blues (2:27) [Hodge Podge]
33. Coleman Hawkins - Honeysuckle Rose (2:48) [Django Reinhardt All-Star Sessions]
34. Carmen McRae - I've Got the World On a String (3:25) [Sarah - Dedicated to You]
35. Tommy Dorsey - Well Git It (3:03) [More Fabulous Swing]
36. Count Basie - Blues in Hossflat (5:14) [Blues Alley]
37. Charlie Mackenzie - This Poem Sucks (2:02) [So I Married An Axe Murderer]
38. Benny Goodman - All the Cats Join In (4:22) [Best of the Capitol Years]
39. Ella Fitzgerald & Duke Ellington - Lullaby of Birdland (2:55) [Live at the Cote D'Azure]
40. Booty Wood - Booty's Bounce (5:45) [Black & Blue - Chelsea Bridge]
41. Junior Walker And The All-Stars - Shotgun (2:59) [Ultimate Collection]
42. Ernestine Anderson - Goin' To Chicago Blues (4:55)
43. Tiny Bradshaw - The Darktown Strutters' Ball (3:02) [Anthology of Big Band Swing]
44. Slim Gaillard - Voutoreene (alias McVouty) (4:43) [Legendary McVouty]
45. Widespread Depression Orchestra - Back Room Romp (2:53) [Boogie in the Barnyard]
46. Harry James - Blues for Sale (2:39) [Big Band All-Stars: The Sullivan Years]
47. Al Green - Take Me To The River (3:47) [Greatest Hits]
48. Fletcher Henderson - Wrappin' It Up (2:42) [Swing 1929-47]
49. Doc's Rhythm Cats - Flying Home (2:57) [A League of Their Own Sdtk]
50. Will Bradley - Five O'Clock Whistle (3:07) [Best of the Big Bands]
51. John Cole Blues Band - The Blues is Alright (5:36) [The Secret is Out!]
52. Artie Shaw and His Orchestra - Gangbusters (1:44) [Jazz Collector]
53. Duke Ellington - Wailing Interval (3:39) [Private Collection 6 - Calif. Dance Date 1958]
54. Mighty Blue Kings - Moneys Gettin' Cheaper (4:02) [Live From Chicago]
55. Al Cooper & His Savoy Sultans - Stitches (2:54) [Swinging at the Savoy]
56. Dawn Hampton - One Monkey Don't Stop No Show (2:38) [Live is What You Make It]
57. Chick Webb - Go Harlem (2:22) [Spinnin' the Webb]
58. Duke Ellington - That Lindy Hop (2:54) [Centennial Edition]
59. Ella Fitzgerald and Her Orchestra - Who Ya Hunchin'? (3:21) [Live from the Roseland Ballroom]
60. Dinah Washington - Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby? (2:43) [Sings the Blues]
61. Les Brown - Bizet Has His Day (2:24) [Big Bands in Hi-Fi Vol. 2]
62. Benny Green Trio - Down By The Riverside (6:52)
63. Ray Charles - (Night Time Is) The Right Time (3:23) [Blues + Jazz]
64. Oscar Peterson - Mumbles (2:02) [Ultimate]
65. Andy Kirk & His 12 Clouds of Joy - Mess-A-Stomp (3:12) [His Best Recordings 1929-46]
66. Joe Salzano & The Blue Devils - Phantom Blues (6:19) [Savoy Nites]
67. Lou Rawls - Red Top (2:07) [Love is a Hurtin' Thing]
68. Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra - Moten's Swing (3:25) [Kansas City Legends]
69. Frank Sinatra w/ Count Basie - Fly Me to the Moon (2:28) [Live at the Sands]
70. Jimmie Lunceford - Four Or Five Times (3:07) [Swingsation]
71. Rex Stewart & His Feetwarmers - Montmartre (Django's Jump) (2:25) [Django Reinhardt All-Star Sessions]
72. Lucky Millinder - Savoy (3:27) [Jumpin' at the Savoy]
73. Pete Johnson - 627 Stomp (3:07) [Kansas City Legends]
74. Lionel Hampton - Hamp's Got a Duke (2:41) [Lionel Hampton Story (Proper)]
75. Coleman Hawkins - Sweet Adeline (2:46) [Passin' it Around]
76. Louis Armstrong - Now You Has Jazz (4:41) [Mack the Knife]
77. Slim Gaillard & Slim Stewart - A-Well-A-Take-Um-A-Joe (3:05) [Complete Columbia Master Takes]
78. James Brown - I Got You (I Feel Good) (2:46) [20 All-Time Greatest Hits]
79. Johnny Hodges - Rendez-vous With Rhythm (3:00) [Hodge Podge]
80. Earl Hines - Summertime (5:46) [Blues & Things]
81. Count Basie Orchestra - Bootie's Blues (4:18) [On the Road]
82. Duke Ellington - I'm Beginning to See The Light (1:23) [Live at the Whitney]
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well , Its not just that. Look at the playlist...it's awesome and carries enough weight to obviously allow for a Bowie tune. 
for a radio show, it wouldn't make sense...But Live, playin with the crowd anything goes sometimes...
for a radio show, it wouldn't make sense...But Live, playin with the crowd anything goes sometimes...
\\\"Jazz Musicians have dance in them, and Jazz dancers have music in them, or Jazz doesn''''t happen.\\\" Sidney Bechet
