Monthly Archives: September 2008
Guest Announcer: David Lee, sitting in for Ann Porotti.
The show this morning will have some vocals – but they will all be guys. Just to be different. But just in case anyone senses an imbalance here, there will be two selections from a new cd, Sherrie Maricle’s Diva Jazz Orchestra! :)
Set 1
- “El Prince” – Paul Desmond – Take Ten: 1989
- “Koto Song” – Dave Brubeck Quartet – Jazz Impressions of Japan: 1964
- “I Held My Head in Shame” – Gene Harris & The Three Sounds – Live at the Lighthouse: 1967
- “Seduced” – Jim Sheerer and Charlie Wood – Memphis Hang: 2008

- “America” – Sherrie Maricle & The Diva Jazz Orchestra – Live at Dizzy’s: 2008
- “Dancing in the Dark” – Cannonball Adderly – Somethin’ Else: 1958
Set 2
- “Odd Blues “ – Barbara Dennerlein – Outhipped: 2000
- “Felicidade” – Ramsey Lewis Trio – The In Crowd: 1965
- “What’d I say?” – Herbie Mann – Push Push: 1970
- “Miller Time” – Jim Rotondi – Destination Up: 2001
- “Everybody’s Cryin’ Mercy” – Ray Brown, Jr. – Friends and Family: 2008
Set 3
- “Top Forty “ – Mose Allison – Allison Wonderland Disc 2
- “Life is so Peculiar” – Louis Jordan & His Tympani 5 – Louis Jordan & His Tympani 5 : 1939
- “Black Orpheus” – Greg Howard – Shapes: 1994
- “I Love being here with you” – Sherrie Maricle & The Diva Jazz Orchestra – Live at Dizzy’s: 2008
- “Milano” – S.M.V. Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller, Victor Wooten – Thunder: 2008
- “The Cat Walk” – Gerry Mulligan & Ben Webster – Gerry Mulligan meets Ben Webster: 1959
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Jazzmania runs from 10-noon every Sunday on WTJU.
- “After the Rain” – John Coltrane – Classic Quartet Impulse Recordings
- “Come Rain or Come Shine” - Claudio Roditi – Impressions
- “The Greatest Place on Earth” – Frank Vignola Quintet – Kong Man→→→

- “Tea For Two” – Art Tatum – Piano Starts Here: Live at the Shrine
- “Charleston” – Willie “The Lion” Smith & Don Ewell – Stride Piano Duets
- “Teef” – Shelly Manne -The Navy Swings!
- “I Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out to Dry” – Wynton Marsalis – Standards & Ballads
- “Tudo Bem” – Gary Morgan & PanAmericana – Felicidade
- “Yambeque” – Willy Torres – Lo Que Traigo Yo
- “She Got to You” – Esperanza Spalding – Esperanza
- “Sweet Potato Pie & Kool-Aid” – Cyrus Chestnut Trio – Nut
- “The Coaster” – John Patton – Soul Connection
- “Gano” – Oliver Lake Organ Trio – Makin’ It
- “Midnight Mambo” – Sonny Clark – Leapin’ and Lopin’
- “Fitnah” – Ahmad Jamal – It’s Magic
- “Caravan” – Harry Connick, Jr. – 25
- “Katrina” – Dr. Michael White – Blue Crescent
- “Senor Blues” – Horace Silver – Live at Newport ’58
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- “Go Down Moses” – Edna Thomas – Religious Music Volume 2

- “Precious Lord” – Two Gospel Keys – Country Gospel
- “You Got To Move” – Two Gospel Keys – Country Gospel
- “Climbing Jacob’s Ladder” – New Orleans University Glee Club – Black Vocal Groups Volume 7
- “King Of Kings” – Pilgrim Jubilee Singers – Black Vocal Groups Volume 7
- “I Am Thinking Of A City” – Ravizee Singers – Black Vocal Groups Volume 7
- “Light In The Valley” – Reed & Dungans – Black Vocal Groups Volume 7
- “The Bible Is Right” – Silvertone Jubilee Quartette – Columbia S. C. Gospel
- “May Be The Last Time” – Eagle Jubilee Four – Columbia S. C. Gospel
- “Walking Down The Lonesome Road” – Seven Stars Quartette – Columbia S. C. Gospel
- “What A Time” – Golden Gate Jubilee Quarter – Golden Gate Quartet Volume 3
- “He Said He Could Calm The Ocean” – Golden Gate Jubilee Quarter – Golden Gate Quartet Volume 3
- “Hide Me In Thy Bosom” – Golden Gate Jubilee Quarter – Golden Gate Quartet Volume 3
- “That’s All” – Sister Rosetta Tharpe – Good News Volume 3

- “What Could I Do” – Mahalia Jackson – Good News Volume 3
- “The Lord Will Make A Way Somehow” – Sister Ernestine Washington – Good News Volume 3
- “Every Day Will Be Sunday” – Dorothy Lee Coates – Good News Volume 3
- “I’m Sealed” – Dorothy Lee Coates – Good News Volume 3
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Professor Bebop – Great Live Performances
- “Think” {Pauling} – James Brown – Live at The Apollo, v 2 [King: 1968]
- “I Wanna Be Around” {Mercer-Vimmerstadt} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “That’s Life” {Duke-Harburg} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V2 [King: 1968]
- “Kansas City” {Leiber-Stoller} – James Brown – Live at The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “Let Yourself Go” {Brown-Hobgood} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “There Was A Time” {Brown-Hobgood} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “I Feel All Right” {Brown-Hobgood} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “Cold Sweat” {Brown-Ellis} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “It May Be The Last Time” {Brown} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “I Got You (I Feel Good)” {Brown} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “Prisoner Of Love” {Columbo-Gaskill-Robin} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “Out Of Sight” {Wright} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V2 [King: 1968]
- “Try Me” {Brown} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “Bring It Up (Hipster’s Avenue)” {Brown-Jones} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World” {Brown-Newsome} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “Lost Someone (Medley)” {Brown-Byrd-Stallworth} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “Please, Please, Please” {Brown-Terry} – James Brown – Live At The Apollo, V 2 [King: 1968]
- “Born Under A Bad Sign” {Jones-Bell} – Cafe R&B - Very Live [It Works Music: 2005]
- “Black Cat Blues” {McCoy} – Cafe R&B – Very Live [It Works Music: 2005]
- “Smile At Me” {Burnett} – Cafe R&B – Very Live [It Works Music: 2005]
- “Snatch It Back And Hold It” {Wells-Guy} – Cafe R&B – Very Live [It Works Music: 2005]
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What makes a jazz cd fresh, or new, or different in its genre? This question frequently is asked on the first Monday morning of the Month on WTJU (at 91.1 FM) as Nick Page and Gerald Watts play brand new releases, randomly selected. They don’t discuss it much on the air, since the reason for the show is to play music; nor do I want to launch into a discourse here. But here are three cd’s that have been released in the past few weeks that I believe start to answer the question, “What makes a jazz cd fresh and new in its genre?” Come to Pulsifier’s Blog for more, and for track samples of Pulsifier’s Picks.
-David Lee
WTJU Jazz Sub
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- “The Beep” – The Iguanas – If You Should Ever Fall On Hard Times [Yep Rock: 2008]
- “I Love Being Here With You” – Sherrie Maricle and the Diva Jazz Orchestra – Live from Jazz at Lincoln Center [2008]
- “Pass It On” – Dave Holland Sextet – Pass It On [Emarcy: 2008]
- “Fixin’ To Die” – Phil Guy – Say What You Mean [JSP]
recently deceased brother of Buddy Guy
- “She’s Out There Somewhere” – Buddy Guy – Stone Crazy [Alligator]
2nd guitar: Phil Guy
- “Bye Bye Baby” – Nappy Brown – Night Time Is the Right Time [Savoy: 1955]
deceased September 24, 2008 at age 78.
- “Who?” – Nappy Brown – Tore Up [Alligator: 1984]
- “Buy Me An Airplane” – Nappy Brown – Who’s Been Foolin’ You [New Moon: 1997]
- “Keep On Pleasin’ You” {Napolean Culp} – Nappy Brown – Long Time Coming [Blind Pig: 2007]
- “Constipation Blues” – Screamin’ Jay Hawkins – Voodoo Jive: The Best of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins [Rhino: 1990]
- “I Hear You Knockin’” – Smiley Lewis – The Cosimo Matassa Story [Proper: 2007]
Earl Palmer on drums, born Oct 25, 1924 – died Sep 19, 2008 in New Orleans.
- “Rockin’ at Cosmo’s” – Lee Allen – The Cosimo Matassa Story [Proper: 2007]
- “In the Night” – Professor Longhair – Anthology [Rhino]
- “Messy Bessy” – Dave Bartholomew – In The Alley [Charly: 1991]
- “The Fat Man” – Fats Domino – They Call Me The Fat Man: The Legendary Imperial Recordings [EMI: 1991]
- “Shake It Lucy Baby” – Johnny Otis – The Greatest Johnny Otis Show [Ace: 1998]
- “Chee Koo Baby” – Lloyd Price – Lawdy! [Specialty: 1991]
- “Heeby Jeebies” – Larry Williams – Bad Boy [Specialty: 1992]
- “The Ending Credit” – Jack Nitzsche – The Hot Spot (soundtrack)
- “I’m On My Way” – Henry Cain – The Funky Organ-ization of Henry Cain [Capitol: 1968]
- “Whistlin’ Past The Graveyard” – Tom Waits – Blue Valentine [Asylum: 1978]
- “Mid City Bop” {Allen Toussaint} – Crescent City Gold – The Ultimate Session [BMG: 1994]
- “Chickee le Pas” {Mac Rebenneck} – Dr. John – N’Awlins: Dis Dat or d’Udda [Blue Note: 2004]
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FOLK & BEYOND
- “I’ll Tell You Why That Is” {Dan Hicks & Gregory Leroy Dewey} – Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks – Beatin’ The Heat [Surfdog: 2000]
- “A Day In The Life” {Lennon & McCartney} – Neil Young – Live @ Farm Aid [none: 2008-09-20]
- “Harvey Haddix” {Steve Wynn} – The Baseball Project – The Baseball Project, Vol. 1: Frozen Ropes and Dying Quails [Yep Roc: 2008]
- “Broken Man” {Scott McCaughey} – The Baseball Project – The Baseball Project, Vol. 1: Frozen Ropes and Dying Quails [Yep Roc: 2008]
- “First Days Of Fall” {Tim O’Brien} – Tim O’Brien – When No One’s Around [Sugar Hill: 1997]
- “Stealin’ Watermelons” {Elvin Bishop} – Elvin Bishop – Live @ The Mann Center, Philladelpia, PA [none: 2008-08-14]
- “Knuckleball Catcher” {Gillian Welch & David Rawlings} – Gillian Welch & David Rawlings – Live @ Newport Folk Festival [none: 2008-08-03]
- “A Few Words In Defense Of Our Country” {Randy Newman} – Randy Newman – Harps & Angels [Nonesuch: 2008]
ZYDECAJUN CONSPIRACY
- “USS Zydecoldsmobile” {Sonny Landreth} – Sonny Landreth – Levee Town [Sugar Hill: 2000]
- “Zydeco Hog” {Nathan Williams} – Nathan & The Zydeco Cha Chas – I’m A Zydeco Hog [Rounder: 1997]
- “Cheatin’ on the Man You’re Cheatin’ With” {Collins / Pearce} – C. J. Chenier – The Big Squeeze [Alligator: 1996]
- “How Come My Dog Don’t Bark (When You Come Around” {Prince Partridge} – Dr. John – Goin’ Back To New Orleans [Warner Brothers: 1992]
- “You Can Eat My Possiere” {Rosie Ledet} – Rosie Ledet – I’m A Woman [Maison de Soul: 1999]
- “Cookie Boy” {Mel Melton} – Mel Melton & The Wicked Mojos – Mojo Dream [Nightfly Music: 1999]
- “Put It In The Pocket” {Staney Dural, Jr. / Ted Fox} – Buckwheat Zydeco – Trouble [Tomorrow Recordings: 1999]
- “Get Up On That Zydeco” {Brian Terry / Patrick Terry} – Lil’ Brian & The Zydeco Travelers – Funky Nation [Tomorrow Recordings: 2000]
- “I Heard You Twice The First Time” {Staney Dural, Jr. / Ted Fox} – Buckwheat Zydeco – Trouble [Tomorrow Recordings: 1999]
- “Thigh Drivin’” {Brian Terry / Patrick Terry} – Lil’ Brian & The Zydeco Travelers – Funky Nation [Tomorrow Recordings: 2000]
- “Check It Out, Lock It In” {Scott Billington / Andrus Espre} – Beau Jocque & the Zydeco Hi-Rollers – Check It Out, Lock It In, Crank It Up [Rounder: 1998]
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Guest Host: David Lee, sitting in for Tom Klippstein
The featured artists for this show are bassist Ray Brown and piano man Monty Alexander. They frequently joined talents in groups, and during this show they’re heard both together and separately.
Set 1 – 09:00
- “Just a Little Bit” – Monty Alexander – Steamin’: 1995
- “Mine and Yours (Jamie Fox)” – Jamie Fox – When I Get Home: 2006
- “There is no Greater Love” – Ernestine Anderson – Live at the 1990 Concord Jazz Festival: 1990
- “You’d be so nice to come home to” – Hank Jones Great Jazz Trio – Someday My Prince Will Come: 2002
- “When You Go (R.Brown)” – Monty Alexander – Steamin’: 1995
Set 2 - 09:30
- “Who’s Got Rhythm” – Gerry Mulligan & Ben Webster – Gerry Mulligan meets Ben Webster: 1959
- “The lady is a Tramp” – Gerry Mulligan Sextet – Presenting the Gerry Mulligan Sextet: 1955
- “No Greater Love” – Ray Brown – Seven Steps to Heavn: 1995
- “Seventh Son” – Mose Allison – Mose Alive!: 1965
- “We Blue it” – Ramsey Lewis Trio – Down to Earth: 1958
Set 3 – 10:00
- “All this Love vocal” – Ramsey Lewis & Nancy Wilson – Simple Pleasures: 2003
- “Hip Bone” – Johnny A – Get Inside: 2004
- “Eclipse (Mike DeMicco)” – The Brubeck Brothers Qrt – Classified: 2008
- “Make Me Feel This Way” – Sara Gazarek – Return to You: 2007
- “Shut Up and Go to Sleep (Gil)” – Joe Gil – Breath Deep and Enter Carefully: 2008
Set 4 – 10:30
- “Two RB’s” – Ray Brown – Seven Steps to Heavn: 1995

- “Compassion (Milt Jackson)” – Ray Brown, Monty Alexander, Russell Malone – Ray Brown, Monty Alexander, Russell Malone: 1997
- “Heads” – John D’earth – One Bright Glance: 1989
- “The Wind Cries Mary” – Johnny A – Get Inside: 2004
- “Peel me a grape” – Diana Krall – Love Scenes: 1997
Set 5 – 11:00
- “Come Together (Lennon-McCartney)” – Lynne Arriale Trio – Come Together: 2004
- “Red is the Rose (trad)” – Lynne Arriale Trio – Come Together: 2004
- “Roll ‘em Pete” – Mr. B – My Sunday Best: 2007
- “Nahsty Blues” – Clark Terry – Color Changes: 1960
- “The People that you never get to love” – Susannah McCorkle – Most Requested Songs: 2001
Set 6 – 11:30
- “NE-Afterglow” – Milt Jackson Quartet – Soul Route: 1983
- “At play in the fields of the lord” – Billy Bang Quartet – Big Bang Theory: 2000
- “I’m gonna sit right down and write myself a letter” – Jay McShann – Some Blues: 1990
- “Back to the Start “ – Sara Arthur – Talk of the Town: 2008
-David Lee
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- “You Made Me Love You” – Helen O’Connell
- “When Summer Is Gone” – Skinnay Ennis: 1956
- “When the Sun Comes Out” – Helen O’Connell
- “In the Hush of the Night” – Bob Eberly/Helen O’Connell
- “Midnight Sun” – CalTjader
- “All My Life” – the King Sisters
- “Why Can’t You Behave?” – Frank Sinatra: 1948
- “If I Were a Bell” – Blossom Dearie
- “In Love for the Very First Time” – Johnny Mathis: 1966
- “They Say It’s Wonderful” – Ray Ellis Orchestra
- “That Old Feeling” – the King Sisters
- “I Had the Craziest Dream” – the Four Freshmen: 1959
- “Early Autumn” – the King Sisters
- “Somebody Loves Me” – the Four Freshmen: 1955
- “Cherry” – Cal Tjader
- “Teach Me Tonight” – Blossom Dearie
- “It Only Happens When I Dance With You” – Frank Sinatra: 1948
- “I guess I’ll Have to Change My Plan” – Julie London
- “Don’t Blame Me” – Johnny Mathis: 1959
- “You Go To My Head” – Peggy Lee
- “You Go To My Head” – Peggy Lee
- “Our Love Is Here To Stay” – Johnny Mathis
- “Our Love Is Here To Stay” – Blossom Dearie
- “Nature Boy” – Frank Sinatra
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- “When The Saints Come Marching In” – Four Harmony Kings – Pace Jubilee Singers Volume 1
- “Let us cheer the weary traveler” – Kentucky Jubilee Four – Vocal Quartets Volume 4
- “Fountain Of Blood” – Kings Of Harmony Quartet – Vocal Quartets Volume 4
- “God Got His Eyes On You” – Megginson Female Quartette – Vocal Quartets Volume 4
- “I Hear The Voice” – Mound City Jubilee Quartette – Vocal Quartets Volume 4
- “Lead Me To The Rock” – Mound City Jubilee Quartette – Vocal Quartets Volume 4
- “Them Bones” – Mitchell’s Christian Singers – Mitchell’s Christian Singers Volume 1
- “What Are They Doing In Heaven” – Mitchell’s Christian Singers – Mitchell’s Christian Singers Volume 1
- “Hear I Am” – Mitchell’s Christian Singers – Mitchell’s Christian Singers Volume 1
“Yes We Shall All Meet In Heaven” – Coleman Brothers – Coleman Brothers
- “Seek” – Coleman Brothers – Coleman Brothers
- “His Eye Is On The Sparrow” – Coleman Brothers – Coleman Brothers
- “Come On, Don’t You Want To Go” – I.C. Glee Quartet – Black Vocal Groups Volume 6
- “Michael, Hand Me Down My Robe” – Imperial Quintet – Black Vocal Groups Volume 6
- “Have You Got Good Religion” – Heavenly Gospel Singers – Heavenly Gospel Singers Volume 1
- “Mean Old World” – Heavenly Gospel Singers – Heavenly Gospel Singers Volume 1
- “He Took My Sins Away” – Birmingham Jubilee Singers – Birmingham Jubilee Singers Volume 1
- “Crying To The Lord” – Birmingham Jubilee Singers – Birmingham Jubilee Singers Volume 1
Terry Carpenter
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