Induced to Judder [Playlist - 01/26/12]

Scott Billington – Music Producer, Scott Billington just won a Lifetime Achievement Award from OffBeat magazine for his work in bringing the music of New Orleans artists to the rest of the world for the past two plus decades. The Juddermeister brings you his favorite releases (mostly from Rounder Records) cultivated by Billington from the genres of jazz to blues, R&B & funk, to zydeco and brass bands. He made the records that many of us treasure; for a complete listing of his work go to http://www.scottbillington.net/DISCOGRAPHY.html

1. “Frosty” – Clarence Gatemouth Brown – Alright Again! [Rounder: 1981]
2. “Say Na Hey” – Soul Rebels Brass Band – Unlock Your Mind [Rounder: 2012]
3. “It’s All Over Now” – Dirty Dozen Brass Band – Voodoo [Columbia: 1989]
   with Dr John on piano & vocals
4. “Chicken” – New Orleans Nightcrawlers – Funknicity [Rounder: 1997]
5. “Cherry Pie” – Professor Longhair – House Party New Orleans Style [Rounder: 1987]
6. “Hot Tamale Baby” – Marcia Ball – Hot Tamale Baby [Rounder: 1985]
7. “All Around the World” – James Booker – Classified [Rounder: 1989]
8. “Mr. Freddy Blues” – Tuts Washington – New Orleans Piano Professor [Rounder: 1986]
9. “Medley: Tico Tico / Papa Was A Rascal” – James Booker – Resurrection of the Bayou Maharajah: Live at the Maple Leaf Bar [Rounder: 1993]
10. “I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody’s Home” – Johnny Adams – From The Heart1984 [Rounder: 1984]
11. “I Needed Somebody” – Irma Thomas – The New Rules [Rounder: 1986]
12. “Walking On A Tightrope” – Johnny Adams – Walking On A Tightrope – The Songs Of Percy Mayfield [Rounder: 1989]



13. “Make Me a Pallet on Your Floor” – Irma Thomas – After the Rain [Rounder: 2006]
14. “John Henry’s Blues” – Tangle Eye – Alan Lomax’s Southern Journey Remixed [Zoe: 2004]
15. “Parchman Blues” – Tangle Eye – Alan Lomax’s Southern Journey Remixed [Zoe: 2004]
16. “Wolf Funk” – Walter “Wolfman” Washington – Funk Is In The House [Bullseye: 1998]
17. “Pocket Change” – Theryl “Houseman” de’Clouet – The Houseman Cometh [Bullseye: 2001]
18. “Git It, Beau Jocque!” – Beau Jocque & The Zydeco Hi-Rollers – Git It, Beau Jocque! [Rounder: 1995]
19. “Follow Me Chicken” – Nathan & The Zydeco Cha Chas – Follow Me Chicken [Rounder: 1993]

Pulse! [Playlist - 01/19/12]

1. “Turkey Fan” – Dizzy Gillespie – Soul and Salvation [1969]
2. “Um Abraco No Getz (A Tribute to Getz)” {Bonfa} – Stan Getz with Luiz Bonfa – Jazz Samba Encore [1963]
   Getz ts, Luiz Bonfa g, Tom Jobim g
3. “Falling Off the Roof” {Ginger Baker} – Ginger Baker Trio – Falling Off the Roof [1996]
   Baker d (one time drummer for Cream), Bill Frisell g, Charlie Haden b
4. “Don’t Let the Money Get Funny, Honey” {Wood} – Charlie Wood & The New Memphis Underground – Charlie Wood & The New Memphis Underground [2007]
   Wood voc/keys/b, Joe Restivo g, Kirk Smothers ts, +
5. “Two Part Contention” {Dave Brubeck} – Dave Brubeck and Jay and Kay – Dave Brubeck & Jay & Kai at Newport [1956]
   Brubeck p, Desmond as, Joe Dodge d, Norman Bates b
6. “Too Late to Die Young” {Barbara Martin} – Barbara Martin – Eyes on the Horizon [2010]
   Martin voc, Robert Redd p, Mac Walter g, Steve Wolf b, John Jensen tbn, + others
7. “1:17 Special” {Ron Carter} – Ron Carter Sextet – Orfeu [1999]
   Carter b, ,Houston Person ts, Bill Frisell g, Stephen Scott, Steve Kroon d
8. “Fred” {Neal Hefti} – John David Simon – John David Simon & Friends [2009]
   Simon ts, Mike Longo p, Bobby Durham d
9. “Castle Rock” – Swingadelic – Big Band Blues [2011]
   Brass ens
10. “Put Your Little Foot Right Out” {Spier} – Ray BrownMix: The Ray Brown Trio – Bam, Bam, Bam [1988]
    Live/Japan Festival ’88 – Brown b, Gene Harris p, Jeff Hamilton d
11. “So You Won’t Jump” {McShann. Gene Ramey} – Jay McShann Orchestra – Blues From Kansas City [1942-43]
    Trio: McShann p, Gene Ramey b, Gus Johnson d
12. “I could write a book” – Miles Davis Quintet – Relaxin’ with the Miles Davis Quintet [1956]
    (1st Qnt) Miles, John Coltrane ts, , Red Garland p, Paul Chambers b, and Philly Joe Jones d.
13. “Sunken Treasure” {Gil Evans} – Gil Evans Orchestrra – Out of the Cool [1960]
    1st album after the Miles Davis ones, John Coles tpt; less ‘orchestrated’
14. “A rockin’ good way to mess around & fall in love” – Dinah Washington – The best of Dinah Washington [1960]
    Queen of Soul in the 40′s; #1 R&B 4 wks w Brook Benton in 1960
15. “On the DL” {Randy Pingrey} – The Olson Pingrey Quartet – Low Contrast [2012]
    rec 2010; Kathy Olson bar (past member of Uva Jazz Ens), Randy Pingrey tbn, Mark Zaleski b, Austin McMahon d
16. “Open Country” {Bob Brookmeyer} – Gerry Mulligan – Gerry Mulligan Quartets 1957, 1962 [1957]
    Mulligan, Bob Brookmeyer valve trn
17. “Bretheren!” {Holloway} – Plas Johnson/Red Holloway – Keep That Groove Going! [2001]
    Johnson & Holloway ts, Gene Ludwig org, Melvin Sparks g, Kenny Washington d
18. “You Ain’t Nothin’ But a Jamf” – Roberta Gambarini – So in Love [2009]
    Gambarini voc, Roy Hargrove t, Tamir Hendelman p Gerald Clayton b, Jeff Hamilton d , others
19. “Carito!” – Cochemea Gastelum – The Electric Sound of Johnny Arrow [2010]
    Gastelum var inst with lots of over dubbing
20. “Fast Food Socrates” – New York Electric Piano – Keys to the City Vol. 2 [2011]
    Keyb Qnt – Pat Doughery keyb, Erik Lawrence sax/flt, Tim Givens b +
21. “Very Near Blue” {Sara Cassey} – Clark Terry with Thelonius Monk – In Orbit [1958]
    Terry flg, Thelonius Monk p, Sam Jones b. Philly Joe Jones d
22. “Night Train” {Amina Figarova} – Amina Figarova – Night Train [2001]
    originally from Azerbaijan, but living in the Netherlands; Figaravo p, with Bart Platteau flt . . .
23. “I Got a Woman” {Ray Charles} – Alvin Queen – Mighty Long Way [2009]
    Queen d, Terell Stafford t/flg, Jesse Davis as, Peter Bernstein g, Mike LeDonne org, Neil Clarke perc
24. “Too Many Cooks” – Portico Quartet – Knee Deep in the North Sea [2007]
    British; London group – flute, with melodic rhythm done with ‘hangs’ -modern steel lap drums
25. “Song for Sathima” {Ibrahim} – Abdullah Ibrahim & WDR Big Band Cologne – Bombella [2009]
    Ibrahim p, with WDR big band
26. “VooDooBop” – Astral Project – VooDooBop [1999]
    Tony Dagradi ts/ss, James Singleton b, John Vidacovich d, Stave Masakowski 7 str g, David Torkanowsky p/org
27. “Certain Girl” {Neville, Toussaint} – Macy Blackman – Don’t You Just Know It [2011]
    Blackman p/voc/cornet
28. “Pent Up House” {Rollins} – Sonny Rollins – Plus 4 [1957]
    Rollins ts, Clifford Brown tpt, Richie Powell p, George Morrow b, Max Roach d
29. “I Held My Head In Shame” – Gene Harris & The Three Sounds – Live at the Lighthouse
30. “New York Times Blues” – Anne Mironchik – Cookin’ in the Kitchen [2010]

Induced to Judder [Playlist - 01/19/12]

Johnny Otis Tribute/ Juddermeister’s Favorite 2011 Soul Releases/ Birthdays – Johnny Otis, the pioneering rhythm & blues singer, songwriter, drummer, bandleader,and disc jockey passed away January 17 at the ripe old age of 90. We salute the man & his music. The Juddermeister features his favorite soul releases of 2011, and conclude the show with a couple of birthday wishes to pianists Horace Parlan & Hod O’Brien, plus bassist Israel Crosby.

1. “Crispy Bacon” – Aaron Koppel Quartet – Multiverse [Chicago Sessions: 2011]
2. “Swinging The Blues” – Johnny Otis & His Orchestra – Spirit Of The Black Territory Bands [Arhoolie: 1992]
3. “Willie And The Hand Jive” – Johnny Otis – The Capitol Years [Capitol: 1989]
4. “Harlem Nocturne” – Johnny Otis & His Orchestra – Spirit Of The Black Territory Bands [Arhoolie: 1992]
5. “Crazy Country Hop” – Johnny Otis – The Capitol Years [Capitol: 1989]
6. “Mama (He’s Making Eyes At Me)” – Marcie Lee & Johnny Otis – The Greatest Johnny Otis Show [Ace: 1998]
7. “California Mash (The Hash)” – Johnny Otis – Let’s Live It Up [Charly: 1991]
8. “I’ll Do The Same Thing For You” – Marcie Lee & Johnny Otis – The Greatest Johnny Otis Show [Ace: 1998]
9. “Baby I Got News For You” – Johnny Otis – Let’s Live It Up [Charly: 1991]



10. “Telephone Baby” – Marcie Lee & Johnny Otis – The Greatest Johnny Otis Show [Ace: 1998]
11. “Double Crossing Blues” – Little Esther With The Robins & The Johnny Otis Quintette – Central Avenue Sounds: Jazz in Los Angeles (1921-1956) [Rhino: 1999]
12. “Hound Dog” – Big Mama Thornton – Hound Dog: The Peacock Recordings [MCA: 1992]
    drums Johnny Otis
13. “School Bell Rock” – Roy Brown – Laughing But Crying – Legendary Recordings 1947-1959 [Route 66: 1977]
    second vocals Johnny Otis
14. “Groove Me” {King Floyd} – Etta James – The Dreamer [Verve: 2011]
15. “He Said I Can” – Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – Soul Time! [Daptone: 2011]
16. “Heartaches and Pain” – Charles Bradley Feat. Menahan Street Band – No Time For Dreaming [Daptone: 2011]
17. “Got To Get Back (To My Baby)” – The Bo-Keys – Got To Get Back [Electraphonic: 2011]
    vocals Otis Clay
18. “The Bend” – Solomon Burke – Hold On Tight [Verve: 2011]
    with the Dutch band De Dijk
19. “Say It” – Steve Cropper – Dedicated – A Salute To The 5 Royales [429 Records: 2011]
    vocals Bettye LaVette
20. “Rent Party” – Booker T. Jones – The Road From Memphis [Anti: 2011]
21. “Can You Feel It” – The Dynamites – Kaboom! [Thirty Tigers: 2007]
    vocals Charles Walker
22. “I Bet You” – Dennis Coffey – Dennis Coffey [Strut: 2011]
23. “Do The Right Thing” – The Dynamites – Burn It Down [Outta Sight: 2009]
    vocals Charles Walker
24. “Up And Down” – Horace Parlan – Up And Down [Blue Note: 1961]
25. “Frog’s Legs” – Hod O’Brien – Live At Blues Alley 1 [Reservoir: 2004]
26. “Poinciana” – Ahmad Jamal – The Complete Ahmad Jamal Trio Argo Sessions, 1956-62 [Mosaic: 1958]
    with Israel Crosby on bass

Induced to Judder [Playlist - 01/12/12]

Eli Cook & The Juddermeister’s Favorite Blues Releases in 2011 – Eli Cook comes into the studio to talk about the Soul to Soul: A C’ville Tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan gig at the Jefferson Theater Saturday January 14th. Then the Juddermeister presents his favorite blues recordings from 2011… which includes Mr Cook’s latest.

1. “Boogie For Stu” – Ben Waters – Boogie 4 Stu: A Tribute to Ian Stewart [Eagle Records: 2011]
2. “Better Man” – Eli Cook – Ace, Jack & King [Self Produced: 2011]
3. “Looking Out the Window” – Eli Cook – Live in the Studio
4. “Life Without You” – Eli Cook – Live in the Studio
5. “Floating Bridge” – Gregg Allman – Low Country Blues [Rounder: 2011]
6. “Come See About Me” – Tedeschi Trucks Band – Revelator [Masterworks: 2011]
7. “River’s Gonna Rise” – Warren Haynes – Man in Motion [Stax: 2011]
8. “Dirtfloorcracker” – JJ Grey & Mofro – Brighter Days [Alligator: 2011]
9. “You Don’t Wanna Make Me Mad” – David Bromberg – Use Me [Appleseed: 2011]
   with Dr John piano
10. “What’s Up With Your Brother” – Dave Alvin – Eleven Eleven [Yep Roc: 2011]
    with brother Phil Alvin
11. “The Vibe” – Los Fabulocos – Dos [Delta Groove: 2011]
    with Kid Ramos guitar
12. “Steady Love” – Maria Muldaur – Steady Love [Stony Plain: 2011]
    with Jimmy Carpenter sax
13. “Do Unto Others” {D. Bartholomew} – Duke Robillard Band – Low Down And Tore Up [Stony Plain: 2011]
    with Sax Gordon tenor
14. “Sympathy For The Devil” – Hans Theessink – Jedermann Remixed – The Soundtrack [Blue Groove: 2011]
15. “2120 South Michigan Ave” – George Thorogood – 2120 South Michigan Ave [Capitol: 2011]
    with Charlie Musselwhite harmonica
16. “Off The Hook” – Cash Box Kings – Holler And Stomp [Blind Pig: 2011]
17. “Come Back Baby” – Johnny Winter – Roots [Megaforce: 2011]
    with John Medeski organ
18. “Move Out Baby” – Rod Piazza & the Mighty Flyers – Almighty Dollar [Delta Groove: 2011]
19. “Too Many Rules And Regulations” – Sugar Ray & The Bluetones – Evening [2011]
20. “Lose My Number” – Shane Dwight Blues Band – A Hundred White Lies [R-Tist: 2011]

Pulse! [Playlist - 01/12/12]

I was delighted to see WTJU get a copy of the debut CD by former UVa Jazz Ensemble member Kathy Olson! – DL

1. “Sister Sadie” {Silver} – Horace Silver – Blowin’ The Blues Away [1959]
   Silver p, Blue Mitchell t, Junior Cook ts, Gene Taylor b, Louis Hayes d
2. “Crossing” – Tomo Fujita – Pure [2010]
   Fujita elec guitar
3. “Why Don’t You Let Me Be” – Papa John Creach – Papa Blues [1992]
   w Bernie Pearls Blues Band
4. “Sidewalk Blues” – Dirty Dozen Brass Band – Dirty Dozen Plays Jellyroll Morton [1993]
5. “Besame Mucho” – Dave Brubeck Quartet – Bravo Brubeck [1960]
   Brubeck p, Paul Desmond as, Eugene Wright b, Joe Morello d, plus Salvador Agueros perc
6. “Hummin’” {Nat Adderley} – The Cannonball Adderley Quintet – Country Preacher, ‘Live’ at Operation Breadbasket [1969]
   Adderley sax, Nat Adderley crnt, Joe Zawinul keyb, Walter Booker b, Roy McCurdy d.
7. “CRS Craft” {Ray Brown} – Diana Krall – Only Trust Your Heart [1994]
   comp: R. Brown Ray Brown b, Stanley Turrentine ts Lewis Nash d
8. “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” – Charlie Haden and Hank Jones – Steal Away [1994]
   Haden b, Hank Jones p
9. “Stop and go” – John Abercrombe – Cat ‘n’ Mouse [2002]
   John Abercrombe g, Mark Feldman v, Joey Baron d Marc Johnson b
10. “Blue Drag” {Django Reinhart} – Allen Toussaint – The Bright Mississippi [2009]
    1st ‘jazz’ album; Toussaint p, Nicholas Payton t, Marc Ribot g, Don Byron clar, + guests
11. “Big John’s Special” – Benny Goodman – The Famous Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert [1938]
12. “Love Is Just Around the Corner” – Stephanie Nakasian – If I Ruled the World [1992]
    Nakasian vocals, Hod O’Brien p, Mark Kirk saxes; originally titled ‘Bittersweet’
13. “Big John” {John Patton} – Grant Green – Blues for Lou [1967]
    Green g, John Patton org, Ben Dixon d
14. “Personality” – Grant Green – Blues for Lou [1967]
    Green g, John Patton org, Ben Dixon d
15. “Blues in the Closet” {Oscar Pettiford} – Stan Getz & J.J. Johnson – At the Opera House [1957]
    Getz ts, Johnson tbn, Oscar Peterson p, Herb Ellis g, Ray Brown b, Connie Kay d
16. “Burford’s Bop” {Thackery} – Jimmy Thackery – Guitar [compil]
    Thackery g – a compilation over several years.
17. “I was doing all right” – Diana Krall – From this moment on [2006]
    Diana p. Anthony Wilson g, John Clayton b, Jeff Hamilton d
18. “Snibor” {Billy Strayhorn} – Duke Ellington and His Orchestra – …And His Mother Called Him Bill [1967]
    (LP) Duke’s tribute to Strayhorn, d. 1967
19. “Boo-Dah” – Duke Ellington and His Orchestra – …And His Mother Called Him Bill [1967]
    (LP) Duke’s tribute to Strayhorn, d. 1967
20. “Let’s Cool One” – Clark Terry & Max Roach – Friendship [2002]
    Clark Terry t,flgle (age 82), Max Roach d (76), Dan Friedman p, Marcus Laurine b
21. “Quittin’ Time” {Wycliffe Gordon} – Wycliffe Gordon – BloozBluzeBlues [2007]
    Gordon tbn , other tbns: Delfeayo Marsalis, Ron Westray +2 others; saxes-Victor Goines, Ted Nash, Eric Reed/Gordon p, Rodney Whitaker b, Herlin Riley d.
22. “Mossameeha” {Zarra} – Malika Zarra – Berber Taxi [2011]
    Moroccan, Vocals – some in Berber, some in Moraccan Arabic
23. “Soukou Papaye” – Kora Jazz Band – Kora Jazz Band [2011]
    West African, originally Dakar: Abdoulaye Diabate p, Soriba Kouyate kora (21 string bridge harp)(he died shortly after recording),Moussa Cissoko perc, Manu DiBango marimba, Andy Narrell steel pan ++
24. “Shhhh!” {Macchia} – Frank Macchia – Swamp Thang [2011]
    Macchia ts, John Rosenberg keyb
25. “Java” {Allen Toussaint} – Frank Macchia – Saxolollapalooza [2009]
    saxes: Eric Marienthal, Sal Lozano, Bob Sheppard, Frank Macchia et al + woodwinds, d.
26. “Tygart Valley” {Kathy Olson} – The Olson Pingrey Quartet – Low Contrast [2012]
    rec 2010; Kathy Olson bar (past member of Uva Jazz Ens), Randy Pingrey tbn, Mark Zaleski b, Austin McMahon d

    

27. “Walkin’” – Paul Gonsalves – PG1: Getting’ Together [1960]
    Gonsalves ts, Wynton Kelly p, Sam Jones b, Jimmy Cobb d.
28. “Mira Flores” {Palmieri} – Eddie Palmieri – Listen Here! [2005]
    Palmieri p, Brian Lynch t, + guests Michael Brecker ts
29. “Fried Pies” {Wes Montgomery} – Monty Alexander, Niels Pedersen, Grady Tate – Threesome [1985]
    Alexander p, Niels Pedersen b, Grady Tate d
30. “Inner City Blues” – Dirty Dozen Brass Band – Buck Jump [1999]
31. “The Same Thing” {Willie Dixon} – Muddy Waters – Folk Singer [1964]
    Waters acoustic g/voc, Otis Spann p, PeeWee Williams g, Willie Dixon b, S.P. Leary d

David “Pulsifier” Lee’s Picks for 2011

Jazz

Monty Alexander & Harlem Kingston Express: Harlem-Kingston Express Live!
Monty Alexander: Uplift

CDs Received by WTJU in 2011

Swingadelic: The Other Duke – Tribute to Duke Pearson
New York Electric Piano: Keys to the City Vol. 2
Phil Ranelin: Perseverance
Malika Zarra: Berber Taxi
Lynne Arriale: Convergence
Mark Sganga: An Evening in Rio
Jambalaya Brass Band: It’s a Jungle Out There
Heavy Tin: ReFused

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Blues

Macy Blackman: Don’t You Just Know It
Tom Rigney and Flambeau: Don’t Fight It
Toby Walker: Shake, Shake Mama
Wynton Marsalis and Eric Clapton: Wynton Marsalis and Eric Clapton Play the Blues
Rita Chiarelli: Music From The Big House (Soundtrack)
Marcia Ball: Roadside Attractions

Induced to Judder [Playlist - 01/05/12]

The Gladstones/ Juddermeister’s Best of 2011 Jazz – Local musicians, and band members of the Gladstones, Charlie Pastorfield & Bob Girard are live in the studio featuring music of the Gladstones and talking about their upcoming gigs including their part in the Bennie Dodd Benefit January 7th at Fry Springs Beach Club. Later, the Juddermeister features his favorite jazz releases from 2011.

1. “One Foot In The Blues” – Johnny Adams – One Foot In The Blues [Rounder: 1996]
2. “Black Cadilac” – The Gladstones – Unreleased Track [Self Produced: 2009]
3. “Who’s Going to Testify” – The Gladstones – Unreleased Track [Self Produced: 2009]
4. “I Feel Alright” – The Gladstones – Unreleased Track [Self Produced: 2009]
5. “Ohio” – The Gladstones – Unreleased Track [Self Produced: 2009]
6. “I’d Like to Know” – The Gladstones – Unreleased Track [Self Produced: 2009]
7. “No Good to Cry” – The Wildweed – The Best Of [Confidential: 1966]
8. “Run The Gauntlet” – The New Mastersounds – Breaks From The Border [Tallest: 2011]
9. “Memphis Redux” – Donny McCaslin – Perpetual Motion [Greenleaf: 2011]
10. “The Walking Blues” – The James Carter Organ Trio – At The Crossroads [Emarcy: 2011]
    Miche Braden Vocals
11. “Running Away” – Monty Alexander – Harlem – Kingston Express Live! [Motema: 2011]
12. “Show Bizness” – Giacomo Gates – The Revolution Will Be Jazz – The Songs of Gil Scott-Heron [Savant: 2011]
13. “Chili Peppers” – Swingadelic – The Other Duke [Zoho: 2011]
14. “Come Together” – Bill Frisell – All We Are Saying… [Savoy Jazz: 2011]
15. “Roll `Em Pete” – 3 Cohens – Family [Anzic: 2011]
    Jon Hendricks vocals
16. “Cristo Redentor” – Jeff Lederer – Sunwatcher [Jazzheads: 2011]
17. “Armando’s Rhumba” – Corea, Clarke & White – Forever [Concord: 2011]
    Jean-Luc Ponty Violin

Induced to Judder [Playlist - 12/29/11]

The Juddermeister’s Favorites from 2011 out of Louisiana

1. “Gray’s Bounce” – Henry Gray – Lucky Man [Blind Pig: 1998]
2. “Twelve” – Krown Washington Batiste – Triple Threat [Self Produced: 2010]
3. “Let’s Go Get ‘Em” – Rebirth Brass Band – Rebirth Of New Orleans [Basin Street: 2011]
4. “South African Medley: Pata Pata / The Lion Sleeps Tonight” – Dr. Michael White – Adventures in New Orleans Jazz Part 1 [Basin Street: 2011]
5. “Treme Swagger” – Donald Harrison, Ron Carter & Billy Cobham – This Is Jazz – Live At The Blue Note [HalfNote: 2011]
6. “Boogie At Midnight” – Skip Castro – Boogie At Midnight [Midnight: 1980]
7. “Ice Cream” – Wynton Marsalis & Eric Clapton – Play The Blues [Reprise: 2011]
8. “Do To Me” – Trombone Shorty – For True [Verve: 2011]
   Jeff Beck on guitar
9. “That’s How It Goes” – Marcia Ball – Roadside Attractions [Alligator: 2011]
10. “Frenchmen Street” – Lynn Drury – Sugar On The Floor [Old Shoes: 2011]
11. “Time Is On My Side” – Irma Thomas & Allen Toussaint – Treme: Music From The HBO Original Series, Season 1 [Interscope: 2010]
12. “Boe Money” – Galactic – The Other Side Of Midnight: Live In New Orleans [Epitaph: 2011]
    Featuring the Soul Rebels Brass Band
13. “Louisiana Funk” – Voice Of The Wetlands All Stars – Box Of Pictures [Voice of the Wetlands: 2011]
14. “Come And Get It” – Tab Benoit – Medicine [Telarc: 2011]
15. “Here Come The Girls” – Creole String Beans – Shrimp Boots & Vintage Suits [Threadhead: 2011]
16. “Lucky Lucky” – Eric Lindell – West County Drifter [M.C. Records: 2011]
17. “Uptown Ditty” – New Orleans Moonshiners – Frenchmen St. Parade [Self Produced: 2011]
18. “Earuption” – Earphunk – Comin’ Up [Earphunk Music: 2011]
19. “Wild & Free” – The Radiators – Live At 2011 New Orleans Jazz [Munckmix: 2011]

Induced to Judder [Playlist - 12/15/11]

Bobby Read Live in the Studio – Local jazz saxophonist & recording engineer, Bobby Read, will be live in the studio with David Eisenman featuring his music, his musical influences, and the jazz musicians that he feels need more recognition. He will also talk about his upcoming gig at C-ville Coffee Friday December 16th.

1. “Put Your Little Foot Right Out” – Denny Zeitlin – Zeitgeist [Columbia: 1973]
2. “WE COME WE GO” – BOBBY READ – OUT OF MY MIND [2009]
3. “Lamplight” – HOWEVER – SUDDEN DUSK [N. AMERICA EAST: 1981]
4. “ARK 1″ – BOBBY READ – NATL. GEOGRAPHIC [1991]
5. “CARACOL 9″ – BOBBY READ – NATL. GEOGRAPHIC [1990]
6. “VIVALDI – WINTER” – BOBBY READ – SHARON WYRICK [1986]
7. “HAZEL” – TRAPEZOID – MOON RUN [NARADA: 1990]
8. “HOME” – READ/REISLER – BIRTH OF A RIVER [1996]
9. “CRABS IN THE SKILLET” – READ/NISENSON – UNRELEASED
10. “Sahara Sod” – Modereko – Modereko [BlueThumb: 1998]
11. “Take It Out” – Modereko – Solar Igniter [Harmonized: 2003]
12. “Miracles” – Modereko – Solar Igniter [Harmonized: 2003]
13. “Gothica” – BOBBY READ – OUT OF MY MIND [2009]
14. “Inner City Blues” – Dave Grant – Bubbalon By Bass [2007]
15. “Ruckus” – Monkfish – Monkfish [2006]
16. “Simbia” – BOBBY READ – Simbia [2007]
17. “Shifter” – BOBBY READ – Simbia [2007]
18. “Thunk” – Secret Sauce – Live At Crozet Music Fest [2010]
19. “Winter Waltz” – BOBBY READ – OUT OF MY MIND [2009]
20. “Summer Song” – Secret Sauce – Live At Crozet Music Fest [2010]
21. “Testy Tune” – BOBBY READ – OUT OF MY MIND [2009]
22. “Little Wing” – Dave Grant – Bubbalon By Bass [2007]

Induced to Judder [Playlist - 12/01/11]

Local educator & jazz bassist, Lesly Gourdet joins the Juddermeister to promote his Caribbean Dinner Dance to benefit Haiti on Dec. 4 at the Fry Spring Beach Club. Next we salute the passing of Coco Robicheaux known as the Louisiana Medicine Man who died last Friday, and remember r&b vocalist Lee Dorsey who passed this day in 1986; both are great New Orleans artists extraordinaire. Finally we conclude the evening’s show with three 12/1 birthday celebrations… the Doors’ drummer John Densmore (67), jazz bassist & composer Jaco Pastorius (b. 1951 d. 1987), and jazz & soul vocalist Lou Rawls (b. 1935 d. 2006).

1. “Petite Fleur” {Sidney Bechet} – Dukes Of Dixieland – Timeless [Leisure Jazz: 2006]
2. “Petite Fleur” – Lesly Gourdet & The Porch Cats – Demo Songs [Self Produced: 2011]
3. “Black Orpheus” – Lesly Gourdet & The Porch Cats – Demo Songs [Self Produced: 2011]
4. “Black Orpheus” {Antonio Carlos Jobim} – John Boutte – At The Foot Of Canal Street [Valley Entertainment: 1999]
5. “Cottonmouth” – Coco Robicheaux – Louisiana Medicine Man [Orleans: 1998]
6. “Hoodoo Party” – Coco Robicheaux – Hoodoo Party [Sky Ranch: 2000]
7. “Love Of A Woman” – Coco Robicheaux – Louisiana Medicine Man [Orleans: 1998]
8. “Walking With The Spirit” – Coco Robicheaux – Spiritland [Orleans: 1994]
9. “Ride Your Pony” – Lee Dorsey – Ride Your Pony [Rev-Ota: 2009]
10. “Can You Hear Me” - Lee Dorsey – Can You Hear Me [1987]
11. “Sneakin’ Sally Through The Alley” – Lee Dorsey – Great Googa Mooga [Charly: 1991]
12. “Barbary Coast” – Weather Report – Black Market [Columbia: 1976] Jaco Pastorius bass
13. “Coyote” – Joni Mitchell – Shadows And Light [Asylum: 1980] Jaco Pastorius bass
14. “Night Passage” – Weather Report – Night Passage [Columbia: 1980] Jaco Pastorius bass
15. “Dead End Street” – Lou Rawls – The Very Best Of Lou Rawls [Capitol: 2006]
16. “You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine” - Lou Rawls – The Very Best Of Lou Rawls [Capitol: 2006]
17. “Street Corner Hustler’s Blues/World Of Trouble” – Lou Rawls – The Very Best Of Lou Rawls [Capitol: 2006]
18. “Who Do You Love” {McDaniels} – The Doors – Absolutely Live [Elektra: 1970] John Densmore drums
19. “Soul Kitchen” – The Doors – The Doors [Elektra: 1967] John Densmore drums