Induced to Judder [Playlist – 10/27/11]

Halloween Juddering – A devilish musical voodoo concoction to celebrate the coming day of “trick or treat” featuring some jazz, blues, soul and funky stuff from New Orleans.

1. “Swamp Ghost” – Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown – American Music, Texas Style [Verve: 1999]
2. “She’s My Witch” – Kip Tyler – Ebb Records Story (Vol. 2): 1957-1959 [Specialty: 2001]
3. “Witches’ Pit” – John Coltrane – Dakar [Prestige: 1957]
4. “Witch Hunt” – Michael Wolff – Intoxicate [Indianola: 2001]
5. “Prelude To A Nightmare” – Babs Gonzalez – A Proper Introduction to Babs Gonzales: Real Crazy [Proper: 2004]
6. “Nightmare Boogie” – Slim Gaillard – Shuckin’ And Jivin’ [King: 1999]
7. “Jolie’s Nightmare (Mr. House Dick)” – Chuck E. Weiss – Old Souls And Wolf Tickets [Ryko: 2002]
8. “You Got Me Voodoo’d” – Louis Armstrong – Complete Decca Recordings [Definitive: 2000]
9. “Black Cat Bone” – Albert Collins – Showdown [Alligator: 1985]
10. “Voodoo” – Bo Dollis – 1313 Hoodoo St. [Aim: 1996]
11. “Midnight Creeper” – Lou Donaldson – Midnight Creeper [Blue Note: 1968]
    Blue Mitchell Trumpet, George Benson Guitar, Dr Lonnie Smith Organ, Idris Muhammad Drums
12. “Sympathy For The Devil” – Hans Theessink – Jedermann Remixed – The Soundtrack [Blue Groove: 2011]
13. “I Put A Spell On You” – Screamin’ Jay Hawkins – Voodoo Jive [Rhino: 1990]
14. “It’s Your Voodoo Working” – Janiva Magness – Blues Ain’t Pretty [Loose Leaf: 2001]
15. “Voodoo” – John Zorn & The Sonny Clark Memorial – Voodoo [Black Saint: 1986]
16. “Voodoo Doll” – Jirka Hala – Make You Wanna Hala [2HP Production: 2009]
    John Gros Organ & Vocals
17. “Holy Ghost” – Bar-Kays – The Best of the Bar-Kays [Stax: 1983]
18. “Hungry Ghosts” – Club d’Elf – Now I Understand [Accurate: 2006]
19. “Ghost Walk” – Budos Band – Budos Band [Daptone: 2005]

Induced to Judder [Playlist – 10/20/11]

Birthdays: Jelly Roll Morton & Eddie Harris –
Pianist, bandleader and composer, Jelly Roll Morton (Ferdinand Lemott Lamothe) who was born on this day in New Orleans in 1890. Morton led a very colorful life early on as a whorehouse piano player and vaudeville performer. Morton felt that he had single-handedly “invented” jazz music and was not shy about his claim. He was the first to point out the “Latin tinge” that spiced up this early music. In addition, the eclectic and imaginative saxophonist and composer Eddie Harris would have been 87 today but died in 1996.

1. “Black Bottom Stomp” {Jelly Roll Morton} – The Dukes Of Dixieland – Timeless – The Classic Collection [Leisure Jazz: 2006]
2. “How Jelly Roll Got His Name/Original Jelly Roll Blues” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Jelly Roll Morton – The Complete Library Of Congress Recordings [Rounder: 2007]
3. “King Porter Stomp” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Wynton Marsalis – Standard Time [Standard Time, Vol. 6: Mr. Jelly: 1999]
4. “Jungle Blues” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Branford Marsalis – Romaare Bearden Revealed [Marsalis Music: 2003]
5. “I Thought I Heard Buddy Bolden Say” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Dr. John – Goin’ Back To New Orleans [Warner Bros: 1992]
6. “Freakish” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Dirty Dozen Brass Band – Jazz Moods – Hot [Columbia: 2005]
7. “Wolverine Blues” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Louis Armstrong – The Complete Decca Studio Master Takes 1940-1949 [Definitive: 2000]
8. “Wolverine Blues” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Tuts Washington – New Orleans Piano Professor [Rounder: 1986]
9. “Milneburg Joys” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Dr. John – Goin’ Back To New Orleans [Warner Bros: 1992]
10. “Winin’ Boy Blues” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Allen Toussaint – The Bright Mississippi [Nonesuch: 2009]
11. “Mamanita” {Jelly Roll Morton} – David Murray – Mental Strain At Dawn [Random Chance: 2006]
12. “Sweet Substitute” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Saffire – The Uppity Blues Women – Old, New, Borrowed & Blue [Alligator: 1994]
13. “Sweet Substitute” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Hot Club Of Detroit – Night Town [Mack Avenue: 2008]
14. “The Pearls/ Tia Juana” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Ry Cooder – Jazz [Warner Bros: 1978]
15. “I’m Alabama Bound” {Jelly Roll Morton} – Jelly Roll Morton – A Celebration Of New Orleans Music To Benefit MusiCares Hurrinca [Rounder: 2005]
16. “Listen Here” {Eddie Harris} – Eddie Harris – The Eddie Harris Anthology [Rhino: 1993]
    
17. “Freedom Jazz Dance” {Eddie Harris} – Eddie Harris – The Eddie Harris Anthology [Rhino: 1993]
18. “Movin On Out” {Eddie Harris} – New Cool Collective – More! Soul Jazz Latin Flavours Nineties Vibes [Challenge Records: 1998]
19. “Do Like Eddie” {John Scofield} – John Scofield – Hand Jive [Blue Note: 1994]
    Eddie Harris tenor sax

Induced to Judder [Playlist – 10/13/11]

Out of the New Drawer – New music recently received, both jazz, blues, and all that funky stuff from New Orleans…

1. “Tequila” – George Benson – Guitar Man [Concord: 2011]
2. “The Mad Hatter Rides Again” – Jeff Coffin Mu’tet – Live! [Ear Up: 2011]
3. “The Walking Blues” – The James Carter Organ Trio – At The Crossroads [Emarcy: 2011]
   vocals Miche Braden
4. “Boo” – Tim Hagans – The Moon Is Waiting [Palmetto: 2011]
5. “Big John” – Mike LeDonne – Keep The Faith [Savant: 2011]
6. “Donny’s Tune” – Joey DeFrancesco – 40 [HighNote: 2011]
7. “Here We Go” – Reuben Wilson – Reuben Wilson Trio : Revisited [American Showplace: 2011]
8. “Down Home Girl” – Swingadelic – Big Band Blues [MediaMix: 2005]
9. “Shake ‘N Blake” – Christian McBride Big Band – The Good Feeling [Mack Avenue: 2011]
10. “Wake And Bake” – Swingadelic – Big Band Blues [MediaMix: 2005]
11. “Sketches Of Treme” – Chris Thomas King – Antebellum Postcards [21st Century Blues: 2011]
12. “You Gonna Need Somebody On Your Bond” – Hans Theessink – Jedermann Remixed – The Soundtrack [Blues Groove: 2011]
13. “California Letter” – Chris Thomas King – Antebellum Postcards [21st Century Blues: 2011]
14. “Why Are People Like That?” – Maria Muldaur – Steady Love [Stony Plain: 2011]
15. “Tool Bag Boogie” – Duke Robillard Band – Low Down And Tore Up [Stony Plain: 2011]
16. “T-Bone Shuffle” – Johnny Winter – Roots [Megaforce: 2011]
    Sonny Landreth Slide Guitar
17. “Ate Ball Waltz” – Zigaboo Modeliste – New Life [JZM: 2011]
18. “Uptown Ditty” – New Orleans Moonshiners – Frenchmen St. Parade [Self Produced: 2011]
19. “Joliet Bound” – Wynton Marsalis & Eric Clapton – Play The Blues [Reprise: 2011]
    Chris Crenshaw vocals
20. “Bow Wow” – Eric Lindell – West County Drifter [MC Records: 2011]
21. “Dumaine St.” – Trombone Shorty – For True [Verve: 2011]
22. “If I Could Help Somebody” – The Blind Boys of Alabama – Down In New Orleans [Diect Holdings: 2008]
    Allen Toussaint piano