Until further notice, WCBN's Face the Music program will be conceived and coordinated according to the principles of what I'm choosing to call Postmodern Fats Waller Theory. Which is another way of saying that Thomas Waller's legacy touches upon nearly everything I ever weave into this program's playlists. Postmodern Fats Waller Theory involves close comparative consideration of COLLABORATION, COMPOSITION and PARALLEL ARTISTRY.
Monday, August 25, 2014
Face the Music 8/28/14
Postmodern Fats Waller Theory I
You’ve Got to be Modernistic
James P. Johnson piano solo 1930
Sneakaway
Willie the Lion Smith piano solo 1939
Railroad
Blues
Luckey
Roberts piano solo 1946
Cryin’
For My Used To Be
James
P. Johnson-Fats Waller
duet
player piano roll 1927
I’m Cert’ny Gonna See ‘Bout That
Sara Martin & Clarence Williams
accompanied by Fats Waller 1923
You Get Mad
Rosa Henderson
accompanied
by Fats Waller 1926
‘Tain’t
Nobody’s Bus’ness If I Do
Sara
Martin accompanied by Fats Waller 1922
What
Do You Know About That?
Clarence
Williams & Joe Sims
accompanied
by Fats Waller 1927
How
Could I Be Blue?
James
P. Johnson & Clarence Williams
piano
duet with vocal patter 1930
Jail
House Blues
Bessie
Smith
accompanied
by Irving Johns 1923
Jail
House Blues
Fats
Waller player piano roll 1924
Wringin’
and Twistin’
Tram,
Bix & Lang 1927
The
Digah’s Stomp
Fats
Waller pipe organ solo 1927
Stingaree
Blues
Alberta
Hunter
accompanied
by Fats Waller 1923
Wild
Cat Blues
Clarence
Williams Blue Five
featuring
Sidney Bechet 1923
Come
On and Stomp, Stomp, Stomp
Johnny
Dodds’ Black Bottom Stompers 1927
Nagasaki
Albert
Ammons & Meade Lux Lewis
piano
duet 1939
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Face the Music 8.21.14
Fats Waller - Film Soundtracks & Live Jams
This broadcast will feature numerous film soundtracks
and open with acetates from a radio jam session involving Louis Armstrong -
the only recordings on which the two men ever collaborated.
on Martin Block’s Make Believe Ballroom radio program, December 12th 1938
Jeepers Creepers
Honeysuckle Rose
On the Sunny Side of the Street
The
Blues
I Got Rhythm
Tiger Rag
live on The Magic Key, NBC Network May 24th 1936
I’m
Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter
Fats Waller Soundies, recorded November 1940 – released in 1941
Your Feets Too Big
Honeysuckle Rose
Ain’t Misbehavin’
The Joint is Jumpin’
from the film Hooray for Love (1935)
Living in a Great Big Way
from the film King of Burlesque (1935)
I’ve Got My Fingers Crossed
live on the program Freedom's People (1941)
Honeysuckle Rose
live on the program Freedom's People (1941)
Honeysuckle Rose
Monday, August 11, 2014
Face the Music 81414
Fats Waller – Last Testament
The Complete V-Disc Session of September 16th 1943
Ain’t Misbehavin’
Two Sleepy People
Slightly Less Than Wonderful
There’s a Gal in My Life
That’s What the Bird Sang to Me
Waller Jive
Hallelujah
This Is So Nice, It Must Be Illegal
Martinique
The Reefer Song (You’re a Viper)
Solitude
Bouncin’ on a V-Disc
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child
By the Light of the Silvery Moon
The Ladies Who Sing With the Band
To a Wild Rose
Don’t Get Around Much Anymore
St. Louis Blues
Organ Tests
Monday, August 4, 2014
Face
the Music 8.07.14
Fats
Waller in the Early 1940s
You’re
Some Pretty Doll {No. 2}
Fats
Waller with Eddie Condon’s Band
featuring
clarinetist Pee Wee Russell 1940
By the
Light of the Silvery Moon
Fats
Waller and his Rhythm
vocal
harmony by the Deep River Boys 1942
Fats
Waller’s Original E flat Blues
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1940
Sad
Sap Sucker Am I
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1941
All
That Meat and No Potatoes
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1941
Two
Bits (Really Fine)
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1941
Send
Me, Jackson
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1940
Buck
Jumpin’
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1941
Up
Jumped You With Love
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1942
You
Run Your Mouth, I’ll Run My Business
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1940
Liver
Lip Jones
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1941
A
Square From Delaware
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1940
You’re
Gonna Be Sorry
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1941
You
Must Be Losing Your Mind
Fats
Waller, his Rhythm & Orchestra 1941
Stop
Pretending
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1940
Come
And Get It
Fats
Waller, his Rhythm & Orchestra 1941
Rump
Steak Serenade
Fats
Waller, his Rhythm & Orchestra 1941
Clarinet
Marmalade
Fats
Waller & his Rhythm 1941
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