“Concierto de Aranjuez”{Rodrigo} – Ramsey Lewis Trio – Upendo Ni Pamoja [1977]
(LP) 2nd Trio, Lewis p, Cleveland Eaton b, Morris Jennings d
“Zelao” – Vince Guaraldi – In Person [1963]
“Undun” – Sophie Milman – Make someone happy [2007]
“Blue Groove” – Jimmy Forrest – Night Train [1959]
“Sunday at the Hillcrest”{Charlie Haden} – Ginger Baker Trio – Falling Off the Roof [1996]
“Taney County”{Bill Frisell} – Ginger Baker Trio – Falling Off The Roof [1996]
“Perfidia” – Ahmad Jamal – The Legendary Okeh and Epic Session [1951-56]
“Stuffy” – Plas Johnson and Red Holloway – Keep That Groove Going! [2001]
Johnson & Holloway ts, Gene Ludwig org, Melvin Sparks g, Kenny Washington d
“Somewhere In My Lifetime” – Etta Jones & Houston Person – The Way We Were [1999]
2011 release, recorded in1999 about a year before Etta’s death; Person ts, Stan Hope p, George Kaye b, Chip White d
“That Girl” – Tomo Fujita – Pure [2010]
“Baby Elephant Walk” – Henry Mancini – Henry Mancini’s Greatest Hits
“Flying Home” – Illinois Jacquet – Flying Home: The Best of the Verve Years [1930'S]
His signature solo set a new standard! W. Lionel Hampton Orch
“Subconscious Lee” – George Shearing Quintet – Back to Birdland [2000]
d. 2/11; Shearing p, Donn Thompson vibes, Ray Schwager g, Dennis Mackrel d
“Nothing Butt” – Willis Jackson – Nothing Butt… [1980]
“GoodTimeBlues” – Count Basie & His Orchestra – Good Times Blues
“Smoke and Mirrors” – Astral Project – VooDooBop [1999]
“Barcelona Morning” – Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters – Language of the Soul
“Snu Fu”{Norman Simmons} – Red Holloway – In the Red [1998]
“Quaker City” – Snooks Eaglin – Live in Japan [1997]
“Me and My Shadow” – Peggy Lee – Is That All There Is? [1969]
“Stimela (Coal Train)”{Masekela} – Hugh Masekela – Grazing in the Grass: The Best of Hugh Masekela
about migrant mine workers in So.Africa; Masekela tpt/flg
“Miss, Your Queigue Shows”{Ambrosetti} – Franco Ambrosetti – Wings [1983]
Sext: Ambrozetti tpt, Michael Brecker ts, John Clark Fr.Hrn, Kenny Kirkland p
“Autumn Serenade” – June Christy – Impromptu [1977]
“Asphalt Jungle”{Ric Frank} – Jambalaya Brass Band – It’s a Jungle Out There [2011]
“Nica’s Dream”{Silver} – Eddie Palmieri – Listen Here! [2005]
Palmieri p, Brian Lynch t, guests Regina Carter violin
“Solus Rex”{Scot Fitzsimmon} – Aaron Binder – As Modern as Tomorrow [1996]
“Renewal”{Alexander} – Monty Alexander – Uplift [2011]
“The Blues is in the House”{Jones} – Johnny Jones – Blues Is In the House [2000]
1. “Subliminity” – MULGREW MILLER – Work! [Landmark: 1987]
2. “Talk To Me” – JILL SCOTT – Beautifully Human: Words And Sounds, Vol. 2 [Hidden Beach: 2004]
3. “The Pressure, Pt. 2” – SOUNDS OF BLACKNESS – The Evolution Of Gospel [Perspective: 1991]
4. “Opportunity” – BOBBY McFERRIN – Spontaneous Inventions [Manhattan: 1986]
5. “The Verb To Be” – QUINCY JONES – Back On The Block [Qwest: 1989]
6. “Wee B Doin It” – QUINCY JONES – Back On The Block [Qwest: 1989]
7. “Still I Try” – JUNGLE FUNK – Self-Titled [Jungle Funk: 1997]
8. “A Tale” – CIRQUE DU SOLEIL – La Nouba [RCA: 1999]
9. “Stood Down” – ART HIRAHARA – Noble Path [Posi-Tone: 2011]
10. “Hawk Over Traffic” – DAVE KING TRUCKING COMPANY – Good Old Light [Sunnyside: 2011]
11. “Title Track” - BANN – As You Like [Jazz Eyes: 2010]
12. “My Friend Metatron” – THE BAD PLUS – Never Stop [Eone: 2010]
13. “In A Silent Way/It’s About Time” – MILES DAVIS – In A Silent Way [Columbia: 1969]
14. “Philly Twist” – T.S. MONK – Higher Ground [Thelonious Records: 2003]
Corey Harris/ Sharon Jones/ Dr John & Desitively Bonnaroo/ JJ Cale
When it rains, it pours; we have all been waiting for some national acts to come to town, and this Friday we have two playing… Corey Harris at Fridays After Five and at the same time Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings at Brown’s Island in Richmond. Then we’re going to the Crescent City for a couple of birthdays and an extended listen to a Dr. John album that became the namesake of a music festival. Finally, we’ll celebrate one of the great songwriters who is a nominee into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, J.J. Cale.
“Uptown Ditty” – New Orleans Moonshiners – Frenchmen St. Parade [Self Produced: 2011]
“Walter Rodney” – Corey Harris – Zion Crossroads [Telarc: 2007]
“A Nickel And A Nail” – Corey Harris – Daily Bread [Rounder: 2005]
“Lambsbread” – Corey Harris – Live at Starr Hill [Njumba: 2001]
“Better Things” – Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – I Learned The Hard Way [Daptone: 2010]
“Pick It Up, Lay It In The Cut” – Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – Dap-Dippin’ With… [Daptone: 2002]
“Stranded In Your Love” – Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – Naturally [Daptone: 2005]
“Answer Me” – Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – 100 Days, 100 Nights [Daptone: 2007]
“Going Back To New Orleans” – Deacon John – Deacon John’s Jump Blues [Vetter: 2003]
“Indian Blues” – Donald Harrison Jr. – Indian Blues [Candid: 1992]
“Desitively Bonnaroo” – Dr. John – Desitively Bonnaroo [Rhino: 1974]
“What Comes Around (Goes Around)” – Dr. John – Mos’ Scocious: The Dr. John Anthology [Rhino: 1993]
“Mos’ Scocious” – Dr. John – Mos’ Scocious: The Dr. John Anthology [Rhino: 1993]
“Let’s Make A Better World” – Dr. John – Desitively Bonnaroo [Label M: 1974]
“Call Me The Breeze”{J.J. Cale} – J.J. Cale – Naturally [Mercury: 1971]
“Rhythm Bone”{J.J. Cale} – The Tractors – Trade Union [Koch: 2009]
“Ride The River”{J.J. Cale} – J.J. Cale & Eric Clapton – The Road To Escondido [Reprise: 2006]
“Cajun Moon”{J.J. Cale} – Maria Muldaur – Louisiana Love Call [Black Top: 1992]
“Days Go By”{J.J. Cale} – J.J. Cale – Guitar Man [Delabel: 1996]
“Tijuana”{J.J. Cale} – Harry Manx & Friends – Live at the Glenn Gould Studio [Dog My Cat Records: 2007]
“Does Your Mama Like to Reggae”{J.J. Cale} – J.J. Cale – Grasshopper [Mercury: 1982]
“After Midnight”{J.J. Cale} – Eric Clapton – Crossroads [Polydor: 1988]
Join us this Saturday, June 25 at 6 PM (EDT) for a special Vagabond Shoes tribute to the Big Man. We’ll play some of the music that inspired Clemons, such as King Curtis and James Brown, as well as some stuff you probably haven’t heard (did you know he played tambourine on a Janis Ian tune?) and, of course, his work with the E Street Band (at least as much as streaming rules allow). If you’re from New Jersey (and who in Charlottesville isn’t?), you’ll want to tune in and pay your respects to the Boss’s right hand man. RIP: Clarence Clemons.