Theme Songs
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Re: Ernestine Anderson
i love that song. she has a couple of versions, but i really like that live version. i didn't realizedjstarr wrote:I'm just starting to DJ regularly; my "anthem" is 'I love being here with you' - Ernestine Anderson, The Concord Jazz Heritage Series.
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until recently that it's a peggy lee song. Ella's version on _Juan Les Pins_ mentions Peggy Lee.
Re: Ernestine Anderson
Yeah we drove that one into the ground out here.djstarr wrote: Ernestine lives in Seattle and goes to my church (can you say "name drop"); she also played a lot in town when I was in college, so I have some personal attachments to her.
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I don't know if I have a theme but out of some DJs I love I hear a spasific song and I think only of them:
Shana: Popsysle Toes and/or Groove Juice Special
Doug Silton: Frankie & Johnny
John Dyer: "You can get with this or you can get with that...." rap
Larry: anything by Blossom Dreary
me - no one ever plays "Life is But a song" from the Buffy the Vampire Slayer Musical Soundtrack - or "Sugardaddy" from Hedwig and the Angry inch - coures when Deb and I DJ we ply fun music before anouncments sometimes like the Star Wars theme and Rocky! Heehee!
Shana: Popsysle Toes and/or Groove Juice Special
Doug Silton: Frankie & Johnny
John Dyer: "You can get with this or you can get with that...." rap
Larry: anything by Blossom Dreary
me - no one ever plays "Life is But a song" from the Buffy the Vampire Slayer Musical Soundtrack - or "Sugardaddy" from Hedwig and the Angry inch - coures when Deb and I DJ we ply fun music before anouncments sometimes like the Star Wars theme and Rocky! Heehee!
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Re: Ernestine Anderson
agree - I used to hear "I love being here with you" whenever Ben Solomon Dj'ed; then I didn't hear it for a couple of years, and now a lot of people play it. I'm trying to restrain myself to not play it everytime I DJ - guess I need to look for a couple of more anthemsmain_stem wrote:Yeah we drove that one into the ground out here.djstarr wrote: Ernestine lives in Seattle and goes to my church (can you say "name drop"); she also played a lot in town when I was in college, so I have some personal attachments to her.

Re: Ernestine Anderson
dont worry, that was already done 2 years agodjstarr wrote:Unfortunately, I worry a little that I will overplay this song.
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"Dancing is the union of the body with the rhythm and the sound of the music." Al Minns in 1984
"Dancing is the union of the body with the rhythm and the sound of the music." Al Minns in 1984
Re: Ernestine Anderson
I hear you're coming out for the Seattle Exchange? We'll make sure all your favorites get played - "I love being here with you", "Wade in the Water", "Shiny Stockings", Gene Harris' "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" and let's see - maybe "Potato Chips"falty411 wrote:dont worry, that was already done 2 years agodjstarr wrote:Unfortunately, I worry a little that I will overplay this song.

I don't DJ, but my theme song is definitely Eddie Reed's version of Jazznocracy.
Why? Because it's the first song I ever danced to where I felt like I was really, and I mean, REALLY, doing Lindy Hop. Like, so in the moment that even trainwrecking was being a golden god.
(Also, Eddie Reed was playing the very first night I ever saw Lindy Hop. He didn't play Jazznocracy as it was the quintet, but it was a life-changing night for me.)
Why? Because it's the first song I ever danced to where I felt like I was really, and I mean, REALLY, doing Lindy Hop. Like, so in the moment that even trainwrecking was being a golden god.
(Also, Eddie Reed was playing the very first night I ever saw Lindy Hop. He didn't play Jazznocracy as it was the quintet, but it was a life-changing night for me.)
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Louis Armstrong doing "Taint what you do" with Trummy Young, from the box set "the California Concerts", disc 3....
It alwasy packs the floor, and I always get atleast 1 or 2 people asking what CD it's off of....
It alwasy packs the floor, and I always get atleast 1 or 2 people asking what CD it's off of....
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Re: Ernestine Anderson
that is the BEST stoner song ever.........djstarr wrote: maybe "Potato Chips"
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San Diego Lindy Exchange Late Night at the Firehouse?julius wrote:I don't DJ, but my theme song is definitely Eddie Reed's version of Jazznocracy.
Why? Because it's the first song I ever danced to where I felt like I was really, and I mean, REALLY, doing Lindy Hop. Like, so in the moment that even trainwrecking was being a golden god.
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Re: Ernestine Anderson
oh..........that explains a lot - thanks!falty411 wrote:that is the BEST stoner song ever.........djstarr wrote: maybe "Potato Chips"