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mousethief
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It wasn't Caledonia, was it?Matthew wrote:I've heard part of the Yehoodi set, and I enjoyed what I heard. I'm always amazed by Roy's ability to play exactly the kind of music I want to hear at a given moment.
*falls over dead*
Kalman
"The cause of reform is hurt, not helped, when an activist makes an idiotic suggestion."
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JesseMiner
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June Thursday Guest DJ: Kalman (Dallas, TX)
June brings us Kalman all the way from Dallas, TX. Here’s a little about Kalman:
"Kalman has been DJing in Dallas and around the country ever since people stopped having dances in places that served sweet, sweet alcohol. Somewhere along the line, he lucked into some money and bought enough CDs to tile his bathroom. Then somebody stole them and he had to buy them all back, which brings us around to today."
Tune in now to hear Kalman on Yehoodi Radio.
Enjoy!
Jesse
June brings us Kalman all the way from Dallas, TX. Here’s a little about Kalman:
"Kalman has been DJing in Dallas and around the country ever since people stopped having dances in places that served sweet, sweet alcohol. Somewhere along the line, he lucked into some money and bought enough CDs to tile his bathroom. Then somebody stole them and he had to buy them all back, which brings us around to today."
Tune in now to hear Kalman on Yehoodi Radio.
Enjoy!
Jesse
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mousethief
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mousethief
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That's supposed to be tagged as "Cotton Club Stomp." My bad, thought I checked that.
Bebop's at the back part of the set - some real fun stuff. Right now, it's Sandra Kaye and the James Gilyard Ensemble - a local gathering.
Kalman
Bebop's at the back part of the set - some real fun stuff. Right now, it's Sandra Kaye and the James Gilyard Ensemble - a local gathering.
Kalman
"The cause of reform is hurt, not helped, when an activist makes an idiotic suggestion."
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mousethief
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Red Hot Pepper, Wynton Marsalis
Too Late, King Oliver
T'ain't Nobody's Bizness, Fats Waller
After You've Gone, Benny Goodman Trio
Rose Room, Sidney Bechet
Sugar (That Sugar Baby of Mine), Billie Holiday
Cafe Society Blues, Count Basie
Rexatious, Rex & His 52nd Street Stompers
Moten Swing, Soundtrack
Exactly Like You, Jimmy Rushing & Earl Hines
Crazy 'Bout My Baby, Louis Armstrong
Burlecue, Ronni Magri
Kater Street Rag, Bennie Moten
Mahogany Hall Stomp, Louis Armstrong
Jammin' in Four, Charlie Christian
We Cats Will Swing for You, The Cats & the Fiddle
8, 9 & 10, Slim Gaillard & Slam Stewart
Close to Five, Andy Kirk & the 12 Clouds of Joy
I Gotta Swing, Blanche Calloway
Roll 'Em Pete, Big Joe Turner
The Glory of Love, Count Basie
Don't Be That Way, Chick Webb
Jumpin' the Blues, Al Cooper & His Savoy Sultans
Cotton Club Stomp #1, John Barry (of all people)
Me & My Gin, Sandra Kaye & the James Gilyard Ensemble
Come On Over to My House, Julia Lee & Her Boyfriends
You Make Me Feel So Young, Oscar Peterson
All the Way, Aaron Bell Trio
I Get a Kick Out of You, Dinah Washington
Bli Blip, LCJO
The Phantom, You Know Him, You Love Him
After Theatre Jump, Lester Young
The Charleston, Brother Bones (same guy who immortalized Sweet Georgia Brown)
Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None of This Jellyroll, Sidney Bechet
I Want to Be Happy, Duke Heitger
St. Louis Blues, Jimmy Rushing & Earl Hines
Back Room Romp, Duke Ellington
You Gotta Walk That Chalk Line, Buddy Johnson
Band Call, Oscar Peterson
Up 'n' Adam, Lester Young
I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling, Louis Armstrong
Honeysuckle Rose, Maxine Sullivan and Her All-Stars
Bun's Blues, Count Basie & Oscar Peterson
3:00 AM Blues, Dick Hyman
Save the Bones for Henry Jones, Nat "King" Cole
On the Sunny Side of the Street, Dizzy Gillespie
Love with No Money, Joe Williams & Shirley Horn
A Fine Romance, Billie Holiday
Jive at Six, Ben Webster
This Can't Be Love, Mary Stallings
You Send Me, Rachelle Ferrell
Madame Dynamite, Eddie Condon
Sweet Georgia Brown, Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli
Minka, Spike Jones
Little Joe from Chicago, Andy Kirk & the 12 Clouds of Joy
Shim-me-sha-wabble Don Redman
Jivin' the Vibes, Lionel Twain...er... Hampton
Jeep is Jumpin', Everyone Knows Who Did This
The Minor Goes Muggin', Duke Ellington, Tommy Dorsey
Skyliner, Charlie Barnet
East St. Louis Toodle-Oo, John Barry
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor, Sidney Bechet
Deacon's Hop, Ronni Magri
Qu'est-que-ce, Joe Carroll
Oo-pa-pa-da, Babs Gonzales
All of Me, Clearwater Hot Club, featuring SAMMO tee hee
Every Tub, Count Basie
Mack the Knife, Ella Fitzgerald & Duke Ellington
Darktown Strutter's Ball, Alberta Hunter
The Party's Over, Aaron Bell Trio
Sidewalk Blues, Wynton Marsalis
Mamma Don't Allow It, Preservation Hall Jazz Band
I wanted a show that would make anyone want to dance, that highlighted more small, hot jazz combos and had back-to-back Roy and Kalman announcements (tee hee). It needed to be exciting but not overwhelming, something you could come back to and not feel you had missed anything but still made you want to hear the whole set. Finally, since most of the audience is at work, I wanted it to be background but have the ability to draw the listener in from time to time and get them to pull up the Live365 playlist and go "did he just...?"
I hope it came through. If not, there's next year.
Kalman
Too Late, King Oliver
T'ain't Nobody's Bizness, Fats Waller
After You've Gone, Benny Goodman Trio
Rose Room, Sidney Bechet
Sugar (That Sugar Baby of Mine), Billie Holiday
Cafe Society Blues, Count Basie
Rexatious, Rex & His 52nd Street Stompers
Moten Swing, Soundtrack
Exactly Like You, Jimmy Rushing & Earl Hines
Crazy 'Bout My Baby, Louis Armstrong
Burlecue, Ronni Magri
Kater Street Rag, Bennie Moten
Mahogany Hall Stomp, Louis Armstrong
Jammin' in Four, Charlie Christian
We Cats Will Swing for You, The Cats & the Fiddle
8, 9 & 10, Slim Gaillard & Slam Stewart
Close to Five, Andy Kirk & the 12 Clouds of Joy
I Gotta Swing, Blanche Calloway
Roll 'Em Pete, Big Joe Turner
The Glory of Love, Count Basie
Don't Be That Way, Chick Webb
Jumpin' the Blues, Al Cooper & His Savoy Sultans
Cotton Club Stomp #1, John Barry (of all people)
Me & My Gin, Sandra Kaye & the James Gilyard Ensemble
Come On Over to My House, Julia Lee & Her Boyfriends
You Make Me Feel So Young, Oscar Peterson
All the Way, Aaron Bell Trio
I Get a Kick Out of You, Dinah Washington
Bli Blip, LCJO
The Phantom, You Know Him, You Love Him
After Theatre Jump, Lester Young
The Charleston, Brother Bones (same guy who immortalized Sweet Georgia Brown)
Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None of This Jellyroll, Sidney Bechet
I Want to Be Happy, Duke Heitger
St. Louis Blues, Jimmy Rushing & Earl Hines
Back Room Romp, Duke Ellington
You Gotta Walk That Chalk Line, Buddy Johnson
Band Call, Oscar Peterson
Up 'n' Adam, Lester Young
I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling, Louis Armstrong
Honeysuckle Rose, Maxine Sullivan and Her All-Stars
Bun's Blues, Count Basie & Oscar Peterson
3:00 AM Blues, Dick Hyman
Save the Bones for Henry Jones, Nat "King" Cole
On the Sunny Side of the Street, Dizzy Gillespie
Love with No Money, Joe Williams & Shirley Horn
A Fine Romance, Billie Holiday
Jive at Six, Ben Webster
This Can't Be Love, Mary Stallings
You Send Me, Rachelle Ferrell
Madame Dynamite, Eddie Condon
Sweet Georgia Brown, Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli
Minka, Spike Jones
Little Joe from Chicago, Andy Kirk & the 12 Clouds of Joy
Shim-me-sha-wabble Don Redman
Jivin' the Vibes, Lionel Twain...er... Hampton
Jeep is Jumpin', Everyone Knows Who Did This
The Minor Goes Muggin', Duke Ellington, Tommy Dorsey
Skyliner, Charlie Barnet
East St. Louis Toodle-Oo, John Barry
Make Me a Pallet on the Floor, Sidney Bechet
Deacon's Hop, Ronni Magri
Qu'est-que-ce, Joe Carroll
Oo-pa-pa-da, Babs Gonzales
All of Me, Clearwater Hot Club, featuring SAMMO tee hee
Every Tub, Count Basie
Mack the Knife, Ella Fitzgerald & Duke Ellington
Darktown Strutter's Ball, Alberta Hunter
The Party's Over, Aaron Bell Trio
Sidewalk Blues, Wynton Marsalis
Mamma Don't Allow It, Preservation Hall Jazz Band
I wanted a show that would make anyone want to dance, that highlighted more small, hot jazz combos and had back-to-back Roy and Kalman announcements (tee hee). It needed to be exciting but not overwhelming, something you could come back to and not feel you had missed anything but still made you want to hear the whole set. Finally, since most of the audience is at work, I wanted it to be background but have the ability to draw the listener in from time to time and get them to pull up the Live365 playlist and go "did he just...?"
I hope it came through. If not, there's next year.
Kalman
"The cause of reform is hurt, not helped, when an activist makes an idiotic suggestion."
