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#196 Post by Shorty Dave » Thu Mar 11, 2004 5:42 pm

sonofvu wrote:Not that this is important or anything, but who is djing on yehoodi today and where can I find the set list?
LOL. We come full circle (that's what started this whole thing...check out page 5)

March Thursday Guest DJ: Iain McBride (Vancouver, BC)

The month of March brings to us another swingin’ Guest DJ for Yehoodi Radio. Iain Mcbride from Vancouver, BC presents a Thursday set of blues and groove for your Internet Radio swing fix. Here’s a little about Iain:

"This Canadian, hailing from Vancouver, BC, takes his swing hard with a side of groove and a splash of funk. He's no stranger in the travelling lindy exchange scene, and has organised several exchanges in Toronto and Vancouver. Tune in for a taste of Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Gene Harris and the other Two Sounds, Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, Ray Charles, Les McCann, and many more of his favourite artists."


01 - The Oscar Peterson Trio - Night train.mp3
02 - Louis Jordan - Let The Good Times Roll.mp3
03 - John Lee Hooker - One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer.mp3
04 - Quincy Jones - Blues Day.mp3
05 - Gene Harris - Sweet Georgia Brown.mp3
06 - Colin James - Think.mp3
07 - Count Basie - Every Day I Have The Blues.mp3
08 - Les McCann - Red Top.mp3
09 - Marvin Gaye - What's Going On.mp3
10 - Jack McDuff & Gene Harris - Stormy Weather.mp3
11 - Aretha Franklin - Bring It On Home To Me.mp3
12 - Wynton Kelly - When Love Slips Away.mp3
13 - Diane Schuur - Stormy Monday Blues.mp3
14 - Ray Brown Trio - Please Send Me Someone To Love.mp3
15 - Diana Krall - I Don't Know Enough about You.mp3
16 - Ramsey Lewis - Do What You Wanna (Mr. Scruff's Soul Party Mix).mp3
17 - Barbara Morrison - Going To Chicago.mp3
18 - Art Blakey - Moaning.mp3
19 - James Brown - Cold Sweat.mp3
20 - Muddy Waters - Still A Fool.mp3
21 - Barbara Morrison - Alright, Ok, You Win Everyday (I Have The Blues).mp3
22 - Les McCann - Watermelon Man.mp3
23 - Various Artists - Long John Blues.mp3
24 - Wycliffe Gordon - Blooz...First Thaingh 'Dis.mp3
25 - Gwyneth Paltrow & Huey Lewis - Cruisin.mp3
26 - The Spinners - It's A Shame.mp3
27 - Colin James - I'll See It Through.mp3
28 - Count Basie - Hallelujah.mp3
29 - Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong - Let's Call the Whole Thing Off.mp3
30 - Harry "Sweets" Edison And Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - Dirty Butt Blues.mp3
31 - Diana Krall - Peel Me a Grape.mp3
32 - Aretha Franklin - Ramblin'.mp3
33 - Oscar Peterson - Jim.mp3
34 - Alberta Hunter - Sweet Georgia Brown.mp3
35 - Jimmy Witherspoon - Then The Light Go Out.mp3
36 - John Lee Hooker - Never Get Out Of These Blues Alive.mp3
37 - Lionel Hampton - Lavender Coffin.mp3
38 - Big Joe Turner - Poor Lover's Blues.mp3
39 - Johnny Hodges - A Pound Of Blues.mp3
40 - Count Basie & Ella Fitzgerald - 'Deed I Do.mp3
41 - Carmen McRae - East Of The Sun (West Of The Moon).mp3
42 - Alberta Hunter - The Darktown Strutters Ball.mp3
43 - Les McCann - The Great City.mp3
44 - Count Basie & Ella Fitzgerald - I'm Beginning To See The Light.mp3
45 - Gene Harris - Uptown Sop.mp3
46 - Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong - Don't Be That Way.mp3
47 - Gene Harris - Swingin The Blues (Disc 2) - 2-03 Things Ain't What They Used To Be.mp3
48 - Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong - Learnin' the Blues.mp3
49 - Nat King Cole - Orange Colored Sky.mp3
50 - Ray Brown - When I Fall In Love.mp3
51 - Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong - Cheek to Cheek.mp3
52 - Joe Williams - Every Day I Have The Blues.mp3
53 - Nina Simone - Feeling Good.mp3
54 - Gene Harris - Summertime.mp3
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#197 Post by falty411 » Fri Mar 12, 2004 2:00 pm

so does this mean that i start all over again?
-mikey faltesek

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#198 Post by mousethief » Fri Mar 12, 2004 2:11 pm

Yes, but if you use the words "I submit that" and put a :D in the text to show that you're kidding, you are clear of any wrongdoing.

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#199 Post by JesseMiner » Thu Apr 01, 2004 1:16 am

April Thursday Guest DJ: Olivier Ménicot (Paris, France)

The month of March brings to us another international swingin’ Guest DJ for Yehoodi Radio. Olivier Ménicot from Paris France presents a Thursday set with a mix of French, swing history and other interesting tunes. Here’s a little about Olivier:

"Olivier is one of the main French DJ currently living in Paris. He's been in the Lindy scene for more than 7 years and seriously DJing for 3-4 years. He has been principle DJ at numerous French camps including Toulouse Pink City Swing and Balboa festival, Boogie and Swing in Toulouse, Montpellier Swing Festival and Paris Lindy Exchange. If you're lucky, you'll hear some good French swinging music, but also a wide selection ranging from Lucky Millinder to Jimmy McGriff with some unusual pick as well (hopefully).

The 4 hour show is roughly divided into 3 parts, French theme first, then some songs retracing the history of jazz and swing from Cake Walk to Acid Jazz, then a pick of interesting swinging tunes. 'Bonne écoute à tous'."

Enjoy!

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#200 Post by kitkat » Thu Apr 01, 2004 1:23 am

Bonne chance, Olivier! Je sais qu'il y a des loups ici, mais n'importe quoi que tu joues, j'y ecouterai. C'est le moins que je peux faire pour le premier qui m'a fait devenir confortable dans la role de DJ. Gros bisous, et j'espere te voir bientot.

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#201 Post by sonofvu » Thu Apr 01, 2004 7:35 am

kitkat wrote:Bonne chance, Olivier! Je sais qu'il y a des loups ici, mais n'importe quoi que tu joues, j'y ecouterai. C'est le moins que je peux faire pour le premier qui m'a fait devenir confortable dans la role de DJ. Gros bisous, et j'espere te voir bientot.

-Katie
Hay alguien aqui que pueda traducir esto?
Yard work sucks. I would much rather dj.
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#202 Post by Nate Dogg » Thu Apr 01, 2004 10:22 am

Regarding Oliver Menicot

Interesting show so far. I am so happy that Yehoodi offers these shows, gives you a chance to hear other styles and other interesting stuff.

I never knew that "Beyond the Sea" was an old french song called "La Mer"

I have not heard the full show, only the french part and the "unusual" section.
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#203 Post by mousethief » Thu Apr 01, 2004 10:25 am

sonofvu wrote:
kitkat wrote:Bonne chance, Olivier! Je sais qu'il y a des loups ici, mais n'importe quoi que tu joues, j'y ecouterai. C'est le moins que je peux faire pour le premier qui m'a fait devenir confortable dans la role de DJ. Gros bisous, et j'espere te voir bientot.

-Katie
Hay alguien aqui que pueda traducir esto?
me stan... pa chomp... pa chuey chuey chomp...

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#204 Post by mousethief » Thu Apr 01, 2004 10:39 am

Too early to tell... I've only hit about 15 minutes but so far I've heard a George Bush themed song (I'm guessing) and a damn plantation melody. I'm not a fan of the cake walking genre; regardless of it's critical role in the history of my people, I still find it distasteful.

I'm waiting for the swing pieces to come on, yo. I'm looking for some you-don't-have-this-in-the-States-ha-ha Django pieces.

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#205 Post by mousethief » Thu Apr 01, 2004 10:40 am

Ah, Spike Jones. Very nice.

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#206 Post by kitkat » Thu Apr 01, 2004 10:42 am

mousethief wrote:Ah, Spike Jones. Very nice.
You beat me. I was waiting to listen to the whole set and put all my comments together. This song ROCKS. I'm finding it, and if a charleston jam ever breaks out during a set of mine here, it's up next!
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#207 Post by mousethief » Thu Apr 01, 2004 10:53 am

kitkat wrote:
mousethief wrote:Ah, Spike Jones. Very nice.
You beat me. I was waiting to listen to the whole set and put all my comments together. This song ROCKS. I'm finding it, and if a charleston jam ever breaks out during a set of mine here, it's up next!
This is my favorite Charleston piece right now - Brother Bones. The link gives you access to "Sweet Georgia Brown" as well as rockin' version of "My Blue Heaven."

http://www.whistlingrecords.com/brother ... _bones.htm

Damn, I listen to his stuff a couple times a week.

EDIT: My Blue Heaven is gone!!!

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#208 Post by Nate Dogg » Thu Apr 01, 2004 12:20 pm

mousethief wrote:Too early to tell... I've only hit about 15 minutes but so far I've heard a George Bush themed song (I'm guessing) and a damn plantation melody. I'm not a fan of the cake walking genre; regardless of it's critical role in the history of my people, I still find it distasteful.

I'm waiting for the swing pieces to come on, yo. I'm looking for some you-don't-have-this-in-the-States-ha-ha Django pieces.

Kalman
I think I made it through the whole French section, I think it was Django free.

But, I have not heard the whole show and I left my computer for small stretches, there may be some Django in there somewhere.

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#209 Post by Mr Awesomer » Thu Apr 01, 2004 2:50 pm

mousethief wrote:I'm not a fan of the cake walking genre; regardless of it's critical role in the history of my people, I still find it distasteful.
So... you're white and don't like being made fun of?
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#210 Post by mousethief » Thu Apr 01, 2004 4:20 pm

Exactly!

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