Jesse doesn't really read this thread, does he. :)
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I am not jesse and don't have an official answer, but i would guess that the answer to your question is "No, the shows are not archived". And for the same reason they are not available as podcasts, namely, issues concerning the downloading of music. But perhaps they could pick another day (hopefully on the weekend) when they could rebroadcast the shows.julius wrote:Jesse doesn't really read this thread, does he.
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August Thursday Guest DJ: Hep Jen (San Francisco, CA)
DJ Hep Jen from San Francisco, CA is our August guest DJ on Yehoodi Radio. Here’s a little about Jen:
"DJ Hep Jen has inspired generations of Lindy Hoppers for the last 10 years. From her humble beginnings with her trusty boombox in Seattle, DJ Hep Jen's fan base has grown, and during the swing craze years, she DJed four venues each week in Seattle. DJ Hep Jen was a DJ at Swing Camp Catalina in its heyday, and over the years, you've heard her DJ at Camp Hollywood, Swing Out Northwest, and the Ultimate Lindy Hop Showdown. DJ Hep Jen has fresh music you won't hear from other DJs, and she gets the dance floor jumping!"
Enjoy!
Jesse
DJ Hep Jen from San Francisco, CA is our August guest DJ on Yehoodi Radio. Here’s a little about Jen:
"DJ Hep Jen has inspired generations of Lindy Hoppers for the last 10 years. From her humble beginnings with her trusty boombox in Seattle, DJ Hep Jen's fan base has grown, and during the swing craze years, she DJed four venues each week in Seattle. DJ Hep Jen was a DJ at Swing Camp Catalina in its heyday, and over the years, you've heard her DJ at Camp Hollywood, Swing Out Northwest, and the Ultimate Lindy Hop Showdown. DJ Hep Jen has fresh music you won't hear from other DJs, and she gets the dance floor jumping!"
Enjoy!
Jesse
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What Rayned said.CafeSavoy wrote:I am not jesse and don't have an official answer, but i would guess that the answer to your question is "No, the shows are not archived". And for the same reason they are not available as podcasts, namely, issues concerning the downloading of music. But perhaps they could pick another day (hopefully on the weekend) when they could rebroadcast the shows.julius wrote:Jesse doesn't really read this thread, does he.
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We would love to regularly feature past guest DJ shows, but unfortunately we are currently unable to do so due to our limited server space at live365.com.
We have done two Guest-DJ-A-Thons (a month with different guest DJs featured each weekday) since Yehoodi Radio started. It will probably be a while until the next one.julius wrote:It would be cool to hear an entire month of Yehoodi DJs (maybe when Jesse is on his honeymoon? hehe) with the dates they aired to see, maybe, how musical tastes have evolved.
Jesse
PS. Yes I do read this thread (I read every thread on SwingDJs!). Sorry I've been busy and haven't been responding quickly.
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September Thursday Guest DJ: Lawrence Page (Austin, TX)
DJ Lawrence Page from Austin, TX is our September guest DJ on Yehoodi Radio. Here’s a little about Lawrence:
"Lawrence "Please-don't-call-me-DJ" Page has been dancing and DJing Lindy Hop and Swing music for over a decade, based first in Chicago and now Austin, Texas. Lawrence has DJ'ed the after hours dances at Catalina (even before there was an official "unofficial" after hours dance), several other workshops, dozens of Lindy Exchanges, hundreds of weekly local dances throughout the country, and has coordinated the music (live and DJed) for several Austin Lindy Exchanges. With this Yehoodi show, he now has few unfulfilled Lindy Hop ambitions."
Enjoy!
Jesse
DJ Lawrence Page from Austin, TX is our September guest DJ on Yehoodi Radio. Here’s a little about Lawrence:
"Lawrence "Please-don't-call-me-DJ" Page has been dancing and DJing Lindy Hop and Swing music for over a decade, based first in Chicago and now Austin, Texas. Lawrence has DJ'ed the after hours dances at Catalina (even before there was an official "unofficial" after hours dance), several other workshops, dozens of Lindy Exchanges, hundreds of weekly local dances throughout the country, and has coordinated the music (live and DJed) for several Austin Lindy Exchanges. With this Yehoodi show, he now has few unfulfilled Lindy Hop ambitions."
Enjoy!
Jesse
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October Thursday Guest DJ: Jonathan Stout (Los Angeles, CA)
Bandleader Jonathan Stout from Los Angeles, CA is our October guest DJ on Yehoodi Radio. Here’s a little about Jonathan:
"I am the guitar player and leader of Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five and the Jonathan Stout Orchestra. During my Yehoodi Guest DJ set you will hear several different things. First and foremost are just some of my favorite swing songs – songs that encapsulate the vibrant, rockin’ energy of the original swing-era. You’ll also hear some of the great examples of swing guitar playing and swing drumming that I’ve dug up in learning about swing. Also, you’ll hear some of the modern bands that play swing music right. Finally, I’ve thrown a couple of unreleased Campus Five tracks that will be on our upcoming 3rd record. Hope you enjoy what you hear."
Enjoy!
Jesse
Bandleader Jonathan Stout from Los Angeles, CA is our October guest DJ on Yehoodi Radio. Here’s a little about Jonathan:
"I am the guitar player and leader of Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five and the Jonathan Stout Orchestra. During my Yehoodi Guest DJ set you will hear several different things. First and foremost are just some of my favorite swing songs – songs that encapsulate the vibrant, rockin’ energy of the original swing-era. You’ll also hear some of the great examples of swing guitar playing and swing drumming that I’ve dug up in learning about swing. Also, you’ll hear some of the modern bands that play swing music right. Finally, I’ve thrown a couple of unreleased Campus Five tracks that will be on our upcoming 3rd record. Hope you enjoy what you hear."
Enjoy!
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Big Band Stuff
1. Keep on Jumpin' – Earl Hines – Jazz Collector Edition
2. Royal Flush – 1942 Metronome All Stars – Summit Meetings 1939-50
3. Board Meeting – Count Basie – Café Society Uptown, 1941
4. Henderson Stomp – Benny Goodman
5. Jeepers Creepers – Gene Krupa – Gene Krupa Story
6. Lunceford Special – Jimmie Lunceford – 1939-1940
7. Ridin' High – Benny Goodman – On the Air 1937-1938
8. Listen My Children – Count Basie – The Complete Decca Recordings
9. Hold Your Hats – Artie Shaw – King of Clarinet 1938-1939 - Just listen
to how clearly you can hear Buddy Rich on this - listen to that bass drum.
10. Nagasaki – Gene Krupa – Gene Krupa Story
11. Ratamacue (A Smo-o-oth One) – Cab Calloway – The Engine Room
Here are 3 different version of One O'Clock Jump, all recorded 1941-1946 by the Basie band with different outro riffs.
12. One O'Clock Jump – Count Basie – The Gold Collection
13. One O'Clock Jump (All Star Jump) – 1942 Metronome All Stars –
Complete Original American RCA-Victor Recordings
14. One O' Clock Jump – Count Basie – Let's Jump
15. Floatin' – Bobby Sherwood – Issued Recordings
16. Jam Session – Benny Goodman – Madhattan Room Vol.3
17. In the Bag – Lionel Hampton – Lionel Hampton Story
18. Honeysuckle Rose – Charlie Christian (Benny Goodman) – The Genius
of the Electric Guitar
19. Rosalie – Artie Shaw – Self Portrait
20. Harlem Jump – Jack Teagarden – Big "T"
21. Bedford Drive – Artie Shaw – Self Portrait
22. Harlem Shout – Jimmie Lunceford – For Dancers Only
I think of the Goodman version as the definitive Bugle Call Rag, but these next versions rock so hard, and so differently.
23. Bugle Call Rag – Coleman Hawkins (1939 Metronome All Stars) - A
Retrospective 1929-1963
Small Group Stuff
24. Bugle Call Rag – Nat King Cole (JATP 1944) the Complete JATP Performances
25. Rhythm Itch – Sir Charles Thompson – Takin' Off - Listen to how Sir Charles sounds like a whole band on the shout chorus.
26. Seven Come Eleven – Red Norvo – The Engine Room
27. Good Queen Bess – Johnny Hodges – Things Ain't What They Used to Be
28. What's This? – Illinois Jacquet – Jumpin' at Apollo
29. Moten Swing – Willie Smith (the alto player, not the "the lion") –
Hittin' on all Six - Les Paul rocks on this. This is my favorite version of Moten by a small group.
30. My Blue Heaven – Artie Shaw Gramercy Five – The Complete Gramercy Five Recordings - Listen to that bass drum!!! - One of the few records where you can really hear it. That thump is so propulsive, and its solidness makes all of the other off beats and accents pop.
31. G-Men – Cootie Williams – 1941-1944 - Cootie used to use this riff when playing Flying Home w/ BG sextet, and turned it into its own song.
32. New Lester Leaps In – Lester Young – the Complete Aladdin Recordings
33. El Salon de Gutbucket – Coleman Hawkins – 1944-1945
34. Mop Mop (Boff Boff) – 1944 Esquire All Stars – Summit Meetings 1939-50
35. The Red Jumps – Stuff Smith – 1939-1944
36. Judy – Lionel Hampton – 1937-1938
37. Royal Garden Blues – Charlie Christian – the Genius of the Electric Guitar
38. Minor Romp – Illinois Jacquet – 1945-1946 - swing to bop, but listen to the chunkiness of the beat - it still drives.
39. Keyboard Kapers – The Earl Hines Swingtette – 1947-1949
40. My Daddy Rocks Me – Benny Goodman Sextet – Slipped Disc (1945-1946) - the later version of Six Appeal
41. That's On Jack, That's On – Cats and the Fiddle – Killin' Jive:
Complete Recordings
42. Bloodhound – Hot Lips Page – 1944-1946
Singers
43. Save Your Sorrow – Peggy Lee – Trav'lin Light
44. Them There Eyes – Anita O'Day – Young Anita
45. Kick It – Gene Krupa – Gene Krupa Story
46. Sometimes I'm Happy – Anita O'Day – Young Anita
47. Get Off It and Go – Ella Mae Morse with Buddy Cole's Boogie Woogie
Seven – The Capitol Collector's Series - I love the in studio banter at the beginning of thos.
48. How Come? – Anita O'Day – Young Anita
49. Just About Right for Me – Kay Starr – The Complete Lamplighter
Recordings 1945-1946 - fantastic rhythm section: Zutty Singleton, Allen Reuss, etc.
50. Sunday – Kay Starr – The Complete Lamplighter Recordings 1945-1946
Two more featuring Allan Reuss:
Guitar players
51. Bye Bye Blues – Arnold Ross Quintet featuring Benny Carter – The
Very Best of Swingin' Jive Guitarists
52. I Never Knew – Peck's Bad Boys – The Very Best of Swingin' Jive Guitarists
Two from Argentine Django-contemporary Oscar Aleman (who played fingerstyle btw)
53. Improvisations Sobre Boogie Woogie – Oscar Aleman – Swing Guitar
Master Pieces
54. Russian Lullaby – Oscar Aleman - Swing Guitar Master Pieces
Some later Django:
55. The World is Waiting for the Sunrise – Django Reinhardt – The
Indispensable 1949-1950
56. St. Louis Blues – Django Reinhardt – The Indispensable 1949-1950
57. Dinah – Pee Wee Russell - featuring a guitar solo by Freddie Green!
58. Blue Lou – George Barnes – Hittin' on All Six
59. J.D.'s Boogie Woogie – Jimmy Dorsey
60. Swingin' at the Semloh – Bobby Sherwood – Issued Recordings
Modern Bands
Some unreleased C5 stuff:
61. Illinois Goes to Chicago– Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five,
featuring Hilary Alexander – unreleased tracks
62. Jacquet Bounce – Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five, featuring
Hilary Alexander – unreleased tracks
63. Sweets - Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five, featuring Hilary
Alexander – unreleased tracks
Two from tumpet player Jim Ziegler's Swingsations:
64. Sweet's Georgia – The Swingsations – Swingers and Novelties
65. Harlem Swing – The Swingsations – Swing That Music
66. Ridin' on the L&N – Hal's Angels – And the Angels Swing
67. Sugar Foot Stomp – Jeremy Wakefield – Steel Guitar Caviar
68. Dark Circles – Jeremy Wakefield – Steel Guitar Caviar
My favorite pre-swing band:
69. Georgia Jubilee – Mora's Modern Rhythmists – Mr. Rhythmist Goes the Town
70. Shake that Thing – Mora's Modern Rhythmists – Devil's Serenade
71. Tickle Toe – Kansas City All Stars – KC After Dark
72. Don't Count Your Chickens – The Lucky Stars – Stay Out Late with
the Lucky Stars
73. The Rundown Daddy Blues – The Lucky Stars – Stay Out Late with the
Lucky Stars
74. Tiger Rag – Whit Smith's Hot Jazz Caravan – Hot Jazz Caravan EP
Some unreleased tracks from clarinet player Russ Reinberg:
74. F Blues – Russ Reinberg, John Reynolds, Jonathan Stout, and Mike
Earls – Unreleased
75. 13625 - Russ Reinberg, John Reynolds, Jonathan Stout, and Mike
Earls – Unreleased
76. It Don't Mean a Thing – Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five,
featuring Hilary Alexander – unreleased tracks
1. Keep on Jumpin' – Earl Hines – Jazz Collector Edition
2. Royal Flush – 1942 Metronome All Stars – Summit Meetings 1939-50
3. Board Meeting – Count Basie – Café Society Uptown, 1941
4. Henderson Stomp – Benny Goodman
5. Jeepers Creepers – Gene Krupa – Gene Krupa Story
6. Lunceford Special – Jimmie Lunceford – 1939-1940
7. Ridin' High – Benny Goodman – On the Air 1937-1938
8. Listen My Children – Count Basie – The Complete Decca Recordings
9. Hold Your Hats – Artie Shaw – King of Clarinet 1938-1939 - Just listen
to how clearly you can hear Buddy Rich on this - listen to that bass drum.
10. Nagasaki – Gene Krupa – Gene Krupa Story
11. Ratamacue (A Smo-o-oth One) – Cab Calloway – The Engine Room
Here are 3 different version of One O'Clock Jump, all recorded 1941-1946 by the Basie band with different outro riffs.
12. One O'Clock Jump – Count Basie – The Gold Collection
13. One O'Clock Jump (All Star Jump) – 1942 Metronome All Stars –
Complete Original American RCA-Victor Recordings
14. One O' Clock Jump – Count Basie – Let's Jump
15. Floatin' – Bobby Sherwood – Issued Recordings
16. Jam Session – Benny Goodman – Madhattan Room Vol.3
17. In the Bag – Lionel Hampton – Lionel Hampton Story
18. Honeysuckle Rose – Charlie Christian (Benny Goodman) – The Genius
of the Electric Guitar
19. Rosalie – Artie Shaw – Self Portrait
20. Harlem Jump – Jack Teagarden – Big "T"
21. Bedford Drive – Artie Shaw – Self Portrait
22. Harlem Shout – Jimmie Lunceford – For Dancers Only
I think of the Goodman version as the definitive Bugle Call Rag, but these next versions rock so hard, and so differently.
23. Bugle Call Rag – Coleman Hawkins (1939 Metronome All Stars) - A
Retrospective 1929-1963
Small Group Stuff
24. Bugle Call Rag – Nat King Cole (JATP 1944) the Complete JATP Performances
25. Rhythm Itch – Sir Charles Thompson – Takin' Off - Listen to how Sir Charles sounds like a whole band on the shout chorus.
26. Seven Come Eleven – Red Norvo – The Engine Room
27. Good Queen Bess – Johnny Hodges – Things Ain't What They Used to Be
28. What's This? – Illinois Jacquet – Jumpin' at Apollo
29. Moten Swing – Willie Smith (the alto player, not the "the lion") –
Hittin' on all Six - Les Paul rocks on this. This is my favorite version of Moten by a small group.
30. My Blue Heaven – Artie Shaw Gramercy Five – The Complete Gramercy Five Recordings - Listen to that bass drum!!! - One of the few records where you can really hear it. That thump is so propulsive, and its solidness makes all of the other off beats and accents pop.
31. G-Men – Cootie Williams – 1941-1944 - Cootie used to use this riff when playing Flying Home w/ BG sextet, and turned it into its own song.
32. New Lester Leaps In – Lester Young – the Complete Aladdin Recordings
33. El Salon de Gutbucket – Coleman Hawkins – 1944-1945
34. Mop Mop (Boff Boff) – 1944 Esquire All Stars – Summit Meetings 1939-50
35. The Red Jumps – Stuff Smith – 1939-1944
36. Judy – Lionel Hampton – 1937-1938
37. Royal Garden Blues – Charlie Christian – the Genius of the Electric Guitar
38. Minor Romp – Illinois Jacquet – 1945-1946 - swing to bop, but listen to the chunkiness of the beat - it still drives.
39. Keyboard Kapers – The Earl Hines Swingtette – 1947-1949
40. My Daddy Rocks Me – Benny Goodman Sextet – Slipped Disc (1945-1946) - the later version of Six Appeal
41. That's On Jack, That's On – Cats and the Fiddle – Killin' Jive:
Complete Recordings
42. Bloodhound – Hot Lips Page – 1944-1946
Singers
43. Save Your Sorrow – Peggy Lee – Trav'lin Light
44. Them There Eyes – Anita O'Day – Young Anita
45. Kick It – Gene Krupa – Gene Krupa Story
46. Sometimes I'm Happy – Anita O'Day – Young Anita
47. Get Off It and Go – Ella Mae Morse with Buddy Cole's Boogie Woogie
Seven – The Capitol Collector's Series - I love the in studio banter at the beginning of thos.
48. How Come? – Anita O'Day – Young Anita
49. Just About Right for Me – Kay Starr – The Complete Lamplighter
Recordings 1945-1946 - fantastic rhythm section: Zutty Singleton, Allen Reuss, etc.
50. Sunday – Kay Starr – The Complete Lamplighter Recordings 1945-1946
Two more featuring Allan Reuss:
Guitar players
51. Bye Bye Blues – Arnold Ross Quintet featuring Benny Carter – The
Very Best of Swingin' Jive Guitarists
52. I Never Knew – Peck's Bad Boys – The Very Best of Swingin' Jive Guitarists
Two from Argentine Django-contemporary Oscar Aleman (who played fingerstyle btw)
53. Improvisations Sobre Boogie Woogie – Oscar Aleman – Swing Guitar
Master Pieces
54. Russian Lullaby – Oscar Aleman - Swing Guitar Master Pieces
Some later Django:
55. The World is Waiting for the Sunrise – Django Reinhardt – The
Indispensable 1949-1950
56. St. Louis Blues – Django Reinhardt – The Indispensable 1949-1950
57. Dinah – Pee Wee Russell - featuring a guitar solo by Freddie Green!
58. Blue Lou – George Barnes – Hittin' on All Six
59. J.D.'s Boogie Woogie – Jimmy Dorsey
60. Swingin' at the Semloh – Bobby Sherwood – Issued Recordings
Modern Bands
Some unreleased C5 stuff:
61. Illinois Goes to Chicago– Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five,
featuring Hilary Alexander – unreleased tracks
62. Jacquet Bounce – Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five, featuring
Hilary Alexander – unreleased tracks
63. Sweets - Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five, featuring Hilary
Alexander – unreleased tracks
Two from tumpet player Jim Ziegler's Swingsations:
64. Sweet's Georgia – The Swingsations – Swingers and Novelties
65. Harlem Swing – The Swingsations – Swing That Music
66. Ridin' on the L&N – Hal's Angels – And the Angels Swing
67. Sugar Foot Stomp – Jeremy Wakefield – Steel Guitar Caviar
68. Dark Circles – Jeremy Wakefield – Steel Guitar Caviar
My favorite pre-swing band:
69. Georgia Jubilee – Mora's Modern Rhythmists – Mr. Rhythmist Goes the Town
70. Shake that Thing – Mora's Modern Rhythmists – Devil's Serenade
71. Tickle Toe – Kansas City All Stars – KC After Dark
72. Don't Count Your Chickens – The Lucky Stars – Stay Out Late with
the Lucky Stars
73. The Rundown Daddy Blues – The Lucky Stars – Stay Out Late with the
Lucky Stars
74. Tiger Rag – Whit Smith's Hot Jazz Caravan – Hot Jazz Caravan EP
Some unreleased tracks from clarinet player Russ Reinberg:
74. F Blues – Russ Reinberg, John Reynolds, Jonathan Stout, and Mike
Earls – Unreleased
75. 13625 - Russ Reinberg, John Reynolds, Jonathan Stout, and Mike
Earls – Unreleased
76. It Don't Mean a Thing – Jonathan Stout and his Campus Five,
featuring Hilary Alexander – unreleased tracks
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"I don''t dig that two beat jive the New Orleans cats play.
My boys and I have four heavy beats to the bar and no cheating!
--Count Basie
www.campusfive.com
www.myspace.com/campusfive
www.swingguitar.blogspot.com
My boys and I have four heavy beats to the bar and no cheating!
--Count Basie
www.campusfive.com
www.myspace.com/campusfive
www.swingguitar.blogspot.com
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I added some annotations to this list, so can see what the hell I was thinking.
"I don''t dig that two beat jive the New Orleans cats play.
My boys and I have four heavy beats to the bar and no cheating!
--Count Basie
www.campusfive.com
www.myspace.com/campusfive
www.swingguitar.blogspot.com
My boys and I have four heavy beats to the bar and no cheating!
--Count Basie
www.campusfive.com
www.myspace.com/campusfive
www.swingguitar.blogspot.com
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Nope. The current 64kbps stream is the much-improved upgrade we recently made from our original 32kbsp stream! I don't think there are currently any plans for a "CD-quality" broadcast, but I will look into it.kitkat wrote:Does Yehoodi Radio broadcast in anything but 64kbps? If I had a VIP membership, could I listen to it as one of the "CD-quality" "MP3Pro" broadcasts Live365 touts?
Please answer ASAP! Thanks.
Jesse