Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2004 1:17 pm
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA - depends who ya ask.djstarr wrote:
How'd the gig at LindyGroove go?
Kalman
Kalman
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Kalman
Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2004 1:18 pm
Who has the next show anyhoo?
Kalman
Kalman
Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 6:58 am
Today is my last show, so I wanted to thank Jesse for putting me on the list and everyone who listened to the show.
Later,
Kalman
Later,
Kalman
Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2004 2:24 am
Sure thing. Sorry for the delay. This is not the order of the show as I just randomized the songs for the show, dropping in different versions of "Shiny Stockings" every three songs or so, and this is just a WinAMP-generated playlist, so it doesn't display the album names. I honestly don't have time right now to add them by hand, but I would be happy to answer any questions about specific tracks.RaleighRob wrote:Jesse, if you get a chance, could you please post a set list for the Friday set?
1. Al Cooper - Jumpin' At The Savoy (2:45)
2. Andy Kirk - Wednesday Night Hop (3:10)
3. Anita O'Day - Bolero At The Savoy (2:55)
4. Anita O'Day - Let Me Off Uptown (3:05)
5. Artie Shaw - Begin The Beguine (3:16)
6. Benny Goodman - Jersey Bounce (2:56)
7. Benny Green - Shiny Stockings (4:50)
8. Big 18 - Easy Does It (5:18 )
9. Billie Holiday - Gimme A Pigfoot And A Bottle Of Beer (2:45)
10. Billie Holiday - He Ain't Got Rhythm (2:51)
11. Billie Holiday - Now Or Never (3:17)
12. Billie Holiday - Swing! Brother, Swing! (2:57)
13. Chick Webb - Don't Be That Way (2:35)
14. Chick Webb - Go Harlem (2:21)
15. Chick Webb - Lindyhopper's Delight (2:45)
16. Chocolateers - Peckin (3:09)
17. Clark Terry - Shiny Stockings (4:51)
18. Count Basie & Ella Fitzgerald - Shiny Stockings (3:34)
19. Count Basie & Milt Jackson - Shiny Stockings (5:54)
20. Count Basie - Corner Pocket (4:45)
21. Count Basie - Jumpin' at the Woodside (3:10)
22. Count Basie - One O'clock Jump (3:03)
23. Count Basie - Shiny Stockings (5:17)
24. Count Basie - Shiny Stockings (5:07)
25. Count Basie - Shiny Stockings (5:06)
26. Count Basie - Swingin' at Newport (8:03)
27. Delta Rhythm Boys - Darktown Strutters' Ball (1:47)
28. Delta Rhythm Boys - Take The A-Train (3:06)
29. Duke Ellington & Count Basie - Segue in C (8:25)
30. Duke Ellington - Cotton Tail (3:16)
31. Duke Ellington - Let's Get Together (2:39)
32. Ella Fitzgerald - Shiny Stockings (3:35)
33. Erskine Hawkins - Swing Out (3:19)
34. Erskine Hawkins - Tippin' In (3:21)
35. Erskine Hawkins - Tuxedo Junction (3:18 )
36. Frank Sinatra - Fly Me to the Moon (live) (2:52)
37. Frank Sinatra - Pennies From Heaven (3:30)
38. Frank Sinatra - You Make Me Feel So Young (live) (3:21)
39. Gene Harris - Shiny Stockings (6:53)
40. George Gee - Shiny Stockings (6:29)
41. George Gee - Stompin' At The Savoy (4:00)
42. Glenn Miller - In the Mood (3:35)
43. Harry James - Shiny Stockings (4:22)
44. Harry James - Shiny Stockings (2:10)
45. Harry James - Two O'Clock Jump (3:00)
46. Jimmie Lunceford - For Dancers Only (2:37)
47. Jimmie Lunceford - Posin' (3:00)
48. Jimmie Lunceford - T'aint What You Do (3:06)
49. Jo Thompson - Shiny Stockings (3:20)
50. Joe Kennedy Jr - Shiny Stockings (4:13)
51. Johnny Hodges & Duke Ellington - Stompy Jones (6:41)
52. Jon Hendricks - Shiny Stockings (5:14)
53. Jon Hendricks - Shiny Stockings (4:07)
54. Lavay Smith - Big Fine Daddy (4:07)
55. Lavay Smith - Oo Poppa Do (3:13)
56. Lionel Hampton & His Septet - Flying Home (3:13)
57. Lionel Hampton & His Septet - Hamp's Boogie Woogie (3:15)
58. Louis Armstrong - Drop Me Off At Harlem (3:53)
59. Lucky Millinder - Savoy (3:26)
60. Lucky Millinder - Shout, Sister, Shout (2:45)
61. Ray Anthony - Shiny Stockings (4:53)
62. Sarah Vaughan & Count Basie - Perdido (2:15)
63. Sarah Vaughan - Honeysuckle Rose (live) (3:37)
64. Sarah Vaughan - How High Is The Moon? (live) (3:02)
65. Sarah Vaughan - They Can't Take That Away From Me (2:41)
66. Slim Galliard - Harlem Hunch (2:43)
67. Slim Galliard - Hellzapoppin' (4:44)
68. Slim Galliard - Hit That Jive Jack (3:59)
69. Slim Galliard - Look Out (2:56)
70. The Three Sounds - Shiny Stockings (3:16)
Jesse
Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2004 6:32 am
Yeah, I was listening last week and thought I was imagining things. Nice to know I'm not going bonkers.JesseMiner wrote: Sure thing. Sorry for the delay. This is not the order of the show as I just randomized the songs for the show, dropping in different versions of "Shiny Stockings" every three songs or so...
Tina
Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 3:40 am
Just wanted to say that I'm enjoying the current show very much!
Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 6:08 am
Daniel Newsome is a swing DJ from Denver, Colorado, playing music that inspires, teaches, enriches, and cultivates the heritage of American Swing Dance in the Denver community. Dan has played many exchanges and events, and can be heard spinning this year at Camp Hollywood, ULHS, and Cowtown Jamborama. "I chose to play a set of classic swing music for my Yehoodi Radio Show, because I feel that the classic/vintage side of the music and culture is underrepresented."
Word.
Kalman
Word.
Kalman
Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 6:40 am
Holy crap this is great stuff.
Rinse.
Repeat.
I don't normally listen to the show, but with a set like this I'd tune in every day.
-FF
Rinse.
Repeat.
I don't normally listen to the show, but with a set like this I'd tune in every day.
-FF
Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 7:27 am
This show is awesome! Nice job! My wallet is having a sinking feeling, though.
Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 7:35 am
Right now, it's running two songs at once - no, it sounds like 2 versions of "Drop Off in Harlem" and the last song by Julia Lee are running concurrently?
Is that intentional or a Live365 thing?
Kalman
Is that intentional or a Live365 thing?
Kalman
Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 8:53 am
It has sounded fine this morning for me.
Nathan
Nathan
Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 10:21 am
Glad to hear you all are digging Dan's show so far!
July Thursday Guest DJ: Dan Newsome (Denver, CO)
The month of July brings a great DJ from the Mile High city to Yehoodi Radio. Here’s a little about Dan:
Daniel Newsome is a swing DJ from Denver, Colorado. He and his partner Tiffiny run Denver's famous Mercury Café nightclub that features a weekly vintage night, a weekly groove night and a weekly night of live music. Dan has been DJing the Mercury Café for 5 of the 13 years that the Mercury Café has featured swing entertainment, and plays music that inspires, teaches, enriches, and cultivates the heritage of American Swing Dance in the Denver community. Dan has played many exchanges and events, and can be heard spinning this year at Camp Hollywood, ULHS, and Cowtown Jamborama.
"I chose to play a set of classic swing music for my Yehoodi Radio Show, because I feel that the classic/vintage side of the music and culture is underrepresented. I think its important for dancers to hear lots of standards and hear the sounds that inspired the dance in the beginning. I
try to play music that dancers and listeners will enjoy from their first night on the floor and throughout their dance career; timeless music that will make for a great memories, and creates inspired and energetic dancing. In my set, I also included a few modern musicians and groups that I feel are looking forward without forgetting where the music came from."
July Friday Producer's Picks: Tribute to Ray Charles
Ray Charles passed away last month at the ripe old age of 73. His music is swinging, blues-drenched, spiritual, always soulful. This man makes you want to dance! You are probably familiar with "Rockhouse" and "Hallelujah I Love Her So", but there is so much more. Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Friday this month as we honor his extensive and amazing musical career.
Jesse
July Thursday Guest DJ: Dan Newsome (Denver, CO)
The month of July brings a great DJ from the Mile High city to Yehoodi Radio. Here’s a little about Dan:
Daniel Newsome is a swing DJ from Denver, Colorado. He and his partner Tiffiny run Denver's famous Mercury Café nightclub that features a weekly vintage night, a weekly groove night and a weekly night of live music. Dan has been DJing the Mercury Café for 5 of the 13 years that the Mercury Café has featured swing entertainment, and plays music that inspires, teaches, enriches, and cultivates the heritage of American Swing Dance in the Denver community. Dan has played many exchanges and events, and can be heard spinning this year at Camp Hollywood, ULHS, and Cowtown Jamborama.
"I chose to play a set of classic swing music for my Yehoodi Radio Show, because I feel that the classic/vintage side of the music and culture is underrepresented. I think its important for dancers to hear lots of standards and hear the sounds that inspired the dance in the beginning. I
try to play music that dancers and listeners will enjoy from their first night on the floor and throughout their dance career; timeless music that will make for a great memories, and creates inspired and energetic dancing. In my set, I also included a few modern musicians and groups that I feel are looking forward without forgetting where the music came from."
July Friday Producer's Picks: Tribute to Ray Charles
Ray Charles passed away last month at the ripe old age of 73. His music is swinging, blues-drenched, spiritual, always soulful. This man makes you want to dance! You are probably familiar with "Rockhouse" and "Hallelujah I Love Her So", but there is so much more. Tune into Yehoodi Radio every Friday this month as we honor his extensive and amazing musical career.
Jesse
Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 10:29 am
Certainly not intentional. For me if the Live365 stream speeds up if it gets behind, which is wierd to hear the songs played faster.Is that intentional or a Live365 thing?
Thanks for the compliments everyone.
Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 10:57 am
You're welcome. Thanks for the show.nightowl wrote:Thanks for the compliments everyone.
Now make with da set list.
Kalman
Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 11:19 am
Big 18, Easy Does It
Charlie Christian, Six Appeal
Count Basie, Don't you miss your baby
Hot Lips Page, South
Fats Waller, Yacht Club Swing
Lionel Hampton, Hamps Boogie Woogie
Count Basie, Sent for You Yesterday
Lil Hardin, Lets Get Happy Together
Cozy Cole, Blue Moon
Jiving With Jarvis, Lionel Hampton
Hot Lips Page, Lafayette
Ella and Chick Webb, When I get Low I get High
Sidney Bechet - Joshua at the Battle of Jericho
Erskine Hawkins, No Soap
Metronome All-Stars, Bugle Call Rag
Duke Ellington - Ina Mellow Tone
Duke Ellington - Perdido
Slim Gaillard - Well-A-Take-Em-A-Joe
Fats Waller, Moppin and Boppin
Django Reinhardt, Japanese Sandman
Cats and the Fiddle - Gangbusters
Django and the Hot Club De France, Viper's Dream
Oscar Aleman, Besame Mucho
Django Reinhardt - Minor Swing
Georgia Washboard Stompers, I can't dance, got ants in my pants
Artie Shaw, Special Delivery Stomp
Tommy Ladnier, Shag
Duke Ellingotn, Drummer's Delight
Eddie Condon, Thats a serious thing
Fats Waller, You're feets too big
Camille Howard, Sundays with you
Kay Star, Sweet Lorraine
Lil Johnson, Stavin Chain
Henri Salvador, Hey Ba-ba-re-bop
Slim Gaillard, Scotchin with the Soda
Andy Kirk, Little Joe from Chicago
Half Tight Boogie, Pete Johnson
Fletcher Henderson, Sing you Sinners
Fletcher Henderson, Sugar Foot Stomp
Gene Krupa - Do you wanna Jump Children
Glen Miller - Slip Horn Jive
Billie Holiday and Lester Young - He's funny that way
Gene Krupa, After You've gone
Julia Lee, My Man Stands Out
Loius Armstrong & Duke, Drop me off in Harlem
Bunny Berigan - Honeysuckle Rose
Lucky Millinder - Savoy
Cab Calloway - Boo-Wah
Lionel Hampton - Hot Mallets
Jimmie Lunceford - Baby Won't you please come home
Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Shout sister Shout
Marion Abernathy - Voo-it
Sidney Bechet - Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me
Delta Rhythm Boys - Just Sitting and Rockin
Metronome All-Stars - One O'clock Jump
Sidney Bechet - Charachteristic Blues
Lalo Guerro - Chcas Patas Boogie (Oh Babe)
Sidney Bechet, Shake it and Break it
Artie Shaw - When the Quails Come back to San Quentin
Bob Crosby - Big Noise From Winniketta
Eddie Condon - Madame Dynamite
Cats and the Fiddle - Blue Skies
Mills Blue Rhtyhm Band - Savage Rhythm
Will Bradley - Old Doc Yak
Louis Jordan - Life is so Peculiar
Charlie Barnett - Afternoon of Moax
Ella and Count Basie - Shiny Stockings
Al Cooper - Jumpin at the Savoy
Andy Kirk - Wham Re Bop
Artie Shaw - Softly as in a Morning Sunrise
Les Brown - Leap Frog
Benny Goodman - Swingtime in the Rockies
Chick Webb - Harlem Congo
Billie Holiday - What a little moonlight can do
Johnathan Stout, Oomph fa fa
Squirell Nut Zippers - You're Drivin Me Crazy
Kenny Ball and his Jazz Men - Midnight in Moscow
Boilermaker Jazz Band - It's De-Lovely
Howard Alden - I'll see you in my dreams
Charlie Christian, Six Appeal
Count Basie, Don't you miss your baby
Hot Lips Page, South
Fats Waller, Yacht Club Swing
Lionel Hampton, Hamps Boogie Woogie
Count Basie, Sent for You Yesterday
Lil Hardin, Lets Get Happy Together
Cozy Cole, Blue Moon
Jiving With Jarvis, Lionel Hampton
Hot Lips Page, Lafayette
Ella and Chick Webb, When I get Low I get High
Sidney Bechet - Joshua at the Battle of Jericho
Erskine Hawkins, No Soap
Metronome All-Stars, Bugle Call Rag
Duke Ellington - Ina Mellow Tone
Duke Ellington - Perdido
Slim Gaillard - Well-A-Take-Em-A-Joe
Fats Waller, Moppin and Boppin
Django Reinhardt, Japanese Sandman
Cats and the Fiddle - Gangbusters
Django and the Hot Club De France, Viper's Dream
Oscar Aleman, Besame Mucho
Django Reinhardt - Minor Swing
Georgia Washboard Stompers, I can't dance, got ants in my pants
Artie Shaw, Special Delivery Stomp
Tommy Ladnier, Shag
Duke Ellingotn, Drummer's Delight
Eddie Condon, Thats a serious thing
Fats Waller, You're feets too big
Camille Howard, Sundays with you
Kay Star, Sweet Lorraine
Lil Johnson, Stavin Chain
Henri Salvador, Hey Ba-ba-re-bop
Slim Gaillard, Scotchin with the Soda
Andy Kirk, Little Joe from Chicago
Half Tight Boogie, Pete Johnson
Fletcher Henderson, Sing you Sinners
Fletcher Henderson, Sugar Foot Stomp
Gene Krupa - Do you wanna Jump Children
Glen Miller - Slip Horn Jive
Billie Holiday and Lester Young - He's funny that way
Gene Krupa, After You've gone
Julia Lee, My Man Stands Out
Loius Armstrong & Duke, Drop me off in Harlem
Bunny Berigan - Honeysuckle Rose
Lucky Millinder - Savoy
Cab Calloway - Boo-Wah
Lionel Hampton - Hot Mallets
Jimmie Lunceford - Baby Won't you please come home
Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Shout sister Shout
Marion Abernathy - Voo-it
Sidney Bechet - Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me
Delta Rhythm Boys - Just Sitting and Rockin
Metronome All-Stars - One O'clock Jump
Sidney Bechet - Charachteristic Blues
Lalo Guerro - Chcas Patas Boogie (Oh Babe)
Sidney Bechet, Shake it and Break it
Artie Shaw - When the Quails Come back to San Quentin
Bob Crosby - Big Noise From Winniketta
Eddie Condon - Madame Dynamite
Cats and the Fiddle - Blue Skies
Mills Blue Rhtyhm Band - Savage Rhythm
Will Bradley - Old Doc Yak
Louis Jordan - Life is so Peculiar
Charlie Barnett - Afternoon of Moax
Ella and Count Basie - Shiny Stockings
Al Cooper - Jumpin at the Savoy
Andy Kirk - Wham Re Bop
Artie Shaw - Softly as in a Morning Sunrise
Les Brown - Leap Frog
Benny Goodman - Swingtime in the Rockies
Chick Webb - Harlem Congo
Billie Holiday - What a little moonlight can do
Johnathan Stout, Oomph fa fa
Squirell Nut Zippers - You're Drivin Me Crazy
Kenny Ball and his Jazz Men - Midnight in Moscow
Boilermaker Jazz Band - It's De-Lovely
Howard Alden - I'll see you in my dreams