Induced to Judder [Playlist - 02/23/12]

The Prince of Darkness – What better way to celebrate Black History Week than a show dedicated to the music of Miles Davis, where we’ll feature not only his musical performances but explore his music through the insightful interpretations of others such as Wes Montgomery, Michael Wolff, Sonny Clark, and others.

“It’s About That Time – Remix” – Miles Davis – Cool & Collected [Columbia: 2006]
Featuring Carlos Santana; from “In A Silent Way”1969
“Miles Runs The Voodoo Down” – Miles Davis – Bitches Brew [Columbia: 1970]
“Tune Up” – Sonny Rollins – Newk’s Time [Blue Note: 1957]
“So What” – Grant Green – Sunday Mornin’ [Blue Note: 1961]
“All Blues” – Liquid Soul – Here’s The Deal [Shanachie: 1999]
“No Blues” – Wes Montgomery & The Winton Kelly Trio – Smokin’ At The Half Note [Verve: 1965]
“Sippin’ At Bells” – Sonny Clark – Cool Struttin’ [Blue Note: 1958]

“Right Off” – Miles Davis – A Tribute To Jack Johnson [Columbia: 1970]
“Solar” – Michael Wolff – Jazz Jazz Jazz [Wrong: 2001]
“Bank Robbery” – Various Artists – The Hot Spot [Antilles: 1990]
with Miles Davis, John Lee Hooker, Earl Palmer, Tim Drummond, Roy Rogers, & Taj Mahal

Induced to Judder [Playlist - 02/09/12]

Mardi Gras in New Orleans – Join the Krewe du Judder for an exploration of New Orleans Mardi Gras party time music including old time R&B favorites and new jazz interpretations, from brass bands to the chants of the African-American Carnival revelers.

1. “Go to the Mardi Gras” – Jon Cleary – Mo Hippa [FHQ: 2008]
2. “Carnival Time” – Al Johnson – Big Ol’ Box Of New Orleans [Shout Factory: 2004]
3. “Fat Tuesday” – Stevo Theard – Gumbo Child [Hi Yello: 2009]
4. “Take Me to the Mardi Gras” – Dr Michael White – Adventures In New Orleans Jazz Part 1 [Basin Street: 2011]
5. “Mardi Gras in New Orleans” – Professor Longhair – Fess: The Professor Longhair Anthology [Rhino/WEA: 1993]
6. “New Second Line” – Dejan’s Olympia Brass Band – Mardi Gras in New Orleans [Rounder: 2001]
7. “Mardi Gras” – Dr John – Remedies [Warner Jazz: 1970]
8. “Jock-o-Mo” – Sugar Boy & His Cane Cutters – The Cosimo Matassa Story [Proper: 2007]
9. “I Am The Big Easy” – Ray Bonneville – Goin’ By Feel [Red House: 2007]
10. “Funk Liza” – New Orleans Nightcrawlers – Funknicity [Rounder: 1997]
11. “Mardi Gras Mambo” – The Hawkettes – The Cosimo Matassa Story [Proper: 2007]



12. “Hey Mardi Gras Here I Am” – Chuck Carbo – Mardi Gras in New Orleans [Rounder: 2001]
13. “Dive In The Gumbo” – Anders Osborne and Monk Boudreaux – Bury The Hatchet [Shanachie: 2002]
14. “The All Asked For You” – The Meters – Funkify Your Life [Rhino: 1995]
15. “That’s What I Saw At The Mardi Gras” – Tom McDermott – New Orleans Duets [Rabadash: 2009]
    with Debbie Davis
16. “Carnival Time” – Galactic – Carnivale Electricos [Epitaph: 2012]
17. “The Mardi Gras Song” – Bobby Charles – Homemade Songs [ice 'N' Gravy: 2008]
18. “Street Parade” – Earl King – New Orleans Funk Vol 2 [Soul Jazz: 2008]
19. “Handa Wanda” – Bo Dollis and the Wild Magnolias – New Orleans Funk [Soul Jazz: 2000]
20. “Out In The Street” – Galactic – Carnivale Electricos [Epitaph: 2012]
    Featuring Cyril and Ivan Neville
21. “Do Whatca Wanna Part 3″ – Rebirth Brass Band – Mardi Gras In New Orleans [Rounder: 2001]
22. “Party Till The Money Runs Out” – The Radiators – Total Evaporation [Epic: 1990]
23. “Meet The Boys On The Battlefront” – The Wild Tchoupitoulas – Treacherous [Rhino: 1986]
24. “When The Saints Go Marching In” – Louis Prima – Hey Boy! Hey Girl!/ Swingin’ Pretty [DRG: 2009]

Induced to Judder [Playlist - 02/02/12]

George Porter, Jr. – A musician’s musician bassist George Porter, Jr. just received a Lifetime Achievement Award from OffBeat magazine for his music contributions. Tonight the Juddermeister is featuring some of his favorite recordings where George’s bass lines helped create the groove and lifeblood of these wonderful recordings from the golden age of the 1960′s New Orleans R&B to the many bands he plays with today.

“Ups & Down” – Bobby Read – Live At C-ville Coffee [Self Produced: 2011]
“Soul Machine” – The Meters – The Meters [Josie: 1966]
“Get Out My Life, Woman” – Lee Dorsey – The New Lee Dorsey [Amy: 1966]
“On Your Way Down” – Allen Toussaint – Life, Love and Faith [Reprise: 1972]
“Sneaking Sally Through The Alley” – Robert Parker – Barefootin’ [Charly: 1974]
“Flat Tyre” – Albert King – New Orleans Heat [Charly: 1978]
“Hey Pocky A-Way” – Wild Tchoupitoulas – The Wild Tchoupitoulas [Mango: 1976]
“Pretty Girls Everywhere” – Snooks Eaglin – Baby, You Can Get Your Gun! [Black Top: 1987]

“Teasin’ You” – Willy DeVille – Victory Mixture [Orleans: 1990]
“Seduction” – Earl King – Hard River To Cross [Black Top: 1993]
“Keep On Marching” – Maceo Parker – Southern Exposure [Novus: 1993]
“Go Ahead Baby” – Jon Cleary – Alligator Lips And Dirty Rice [Ace: 1994]
“Woogie Boogie” – George Porter, Jr. & Runnin’ Pardners – Things Aint What They Used To Be [Transvideo: 1994]
“Funky Forever” – Brian Stoltz – East Of Rampart Street [Long Overdue: 2002]
Art Neville organ & vocals
“Check Out Your Mind” – Porter Batiste Stoltz – Moodoo [High Steppin': 2008]
“Fortunate Son” – New Orleans Social Club w/ Branford Marsalis & Warren Haynes – Warren Haynes 18th Christmas Jam [Evil Teen: 2006]
Warren Haynes slide guitar & Branford Marsalis sax
“Bayou Breeze” – Tab Benoit – Voice of the Wetlands [Ryko: 2005]
with Monk Boudreaux, Dr John, Cyril Neville, Anders Osborne, Johnny Sansone & Johnny Vidacovich… along with George
“Hangin’ On Frenchman Street” – Trifuncta – Hangin’ [Self Produced: 2008]
“That’s Enough” – John Scofield – Piety Street [EmArcy: 2009]
“New Orleans Crawl” – 7 Walkers – 7 Walkers [Response: 2010]
“Cardova > Look-Ka Py Py” – The Meters – Live At 2005 New Orleans Jazz Fest [Munckmix: 2005]