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02 Bogalusa Strutt

Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans

One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer// with Julien Brunetaud, Jerome Etcheberry & Co...

McCoy Tyner Quartet Moment's Notice

play list 

1.The Chordettes - Mr. Sandman (0:0)
2.King Oliver - Olga (2:25)
3.Billy Toffel - Every minute of the hour (5:52)
4.Vera Lynn - We’ll meet again (8:45)
5.Al bowlly - Midnight, the Stars and You (11:43)
6.Teddy Stauffer - home town (15:09)
7.Al bowl - All of me (17:32)
8.Artie Shaw - Frenesi (19:54)
9.Rudy Vallee - Pardon Me Pretty Baby (23:06)
10.Artie Shaw&Helen Forrest - deep purple (26:29)
11.Jimmy Dorsey’s Orchestra - Tangerine (29:49)
12.Stardust (33:00)
12.Frank Sinatra The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra - Imagination (36:14)
13.Al Bowlly - Hurt - (39:26)
14.King Oliver - West End Blues (42:18)
15.Lina Termini  Ennio Morricone - Ma L'amore No (45:52)
16.Destiny. Waltz.(Baynes) Pictures, L'exposition de Paris 1900 (48:32)

1930,1940 Golden Age Old Pops Archive from takamaro

Sound of India - Andreh Mattos Analog Mix 2015 - Bigband jazz

In music, when people join forces you can expect the best. Many artists collaborated to create this track. Coming from the past, Louis Armstrong and the Jurassic 5 crew. Then Sir Sway got the idea of doing a remix! IncontroL then started to work on the project with DJ Mart One, and Stabfinger joined in to help out later on. Nello our talented mastering engineer brought the final touches to this swing hop tune. We hope it becomes a classic on all the Electro Swing ghetto blaster's out there in the world, so pass it around and let the people dance…

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incontroL, stabfinger & sir sway - chim chim cheree feat. dj mart one, louis armstrong & jurassic 5

Semi-professional dance band directed by Webster Allen (San Francisco Polytechnic High School, class of 1928.) Recorded and pressed by Flexo Records, 1040 Geary Street, San Francisco, 1931. 8" red plastic 78rpm record; most likely the only surviving copy. 

The Commandrians - Pardon Me Pretty Baby - 1931

From the 2nd Django a la Creole album on Lejazzetal London and licensed by Fremeaux Paris.
Featuring
Evan Christopher - clarinets
David Blenkhorn - semi acoustic guitar
Dave Kelbie - acoustic rhythm guitar
Sebastien Girardot - double bass

Finesse

Django A La Creole

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Django A La Creole - Django a la Creole

Creole Eyes

Creole Eyes - Django a la Creole

This track is from the album Jazzin' On The Mississippi and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/neworleansjazzmanband

Why Don't We Go Down to New Orleans

New Orleans Jazz Vipers - Blue Drag


Writer/Publisher: S. Eaglin/Dollar Signs Publishing (BMI)
Snooks Eaglin guitar + vocals,
Erving Charles, Jr. bass + vocals
Raymond Weber drums + percussion + vocals

Produced by Hammond Scott
Executive Producer: Nauman Scott III
Associate Producer: Jon Cleary

Snooks Eaglin . Ive Been Around the World

Jazz vocalist Jayna Morgan knows how to light up a room and charm an audience. Her singing style invites listeners of every age to remember the days when jazz was king. Her choice of songs and brilliant renditions of standards make her shows refreshing and classy. Combine this with her divine appearance onstage and welcoming demeanor, which creates a uniquely personal entertaining experience, for both large and more intimate audiences. Perhaps her greatest feature, however, is her New Orleans style, bringing the listener back to the bayous of Louisiana she calls home. Her shows are fun, sultry, old-fashioned, sexy, and sometimes silly; a musical journey to the Crescent City.

"Why Don't You Go Down to New Orleans" by Jayna Morgan and the Sazerac Sunrise Jazz Band

HOPPIN' MAD - Featuring Dan Barrett, Clint Baker, Evan Arntzen, Simon Stribling, Josh Roberts, Georgia Korba and Lauri Lyster

01 Eccentric

This tune from THE KING OF JAZZ was never recorded commercially. A pity. Great tune sung by Bing over the opening titles. The San Francisco Starlight Orchestra recorded an arrangement compiled by their pianist Alan Hall. Love the interpolations of Rhapsody In Blue. 

Music Has Charms

Contemplation - McCoy Tyner (Walt Whitman Jazz)

McCoy Tyner's "Contemplation" performed on my CalArts MFA jazz drums graduation recital on 2-2-13.

Drums: Sean Fitzpatrick
Bass: Emilio Terranova
Guitar: Nahum Zdybel
Piano: Steven Blum

Recording mixed by Sean Fitzpatrick

"Contemplation" - McCoy Tyner

Live performance in Kavkaz Jazz festival, Tbilisi, Georgia
Tilaka:
Ruta Daugirdaite - flute, bansuri
Rytis Girskas - guitar, sitar, sarod
Guests:
Rain Sultanov - saxophone
Irakli Koiava - percussion

Tilaka Garage Sitar with Rain Sultanov and Irakli Koiava @ Kavkaz Jazz

Leonie Evans & Ben Sayer's version of Memphis Minnies' Me & my chauffeur

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Olga Bash