Face the Music 1.04.18
PERSONAL HYGIENE & TAP DANCE REVUE
Wash Your Hands, Brush Your Teeth
Voco children’s picture disc 1948
Keep a Twinkle in Your Eye
The Nicholas Brothers
Brush Your Teeth With Colgate
Buffalo Bob Smith live at the Fillmore East
I’m Dancing and I Can’t Be Bothered Now
Fred Astaire
Shaving Cream
Benny Bell
My Four Reasons
Ivory Chittison & Banjo Joe
Doin’ the New Low Down
Bill Bojangles Robinson
Wipe ‘Em Off
Seven Gallon Jug Band
Gettin’ Dirty Just Shakin’ That Thing
Romeo Nelson
Buddy Bolden’s Blues
Jelly Roll Morton
I Got Your Bath Water On
Butterbeans and Susie
The Half Of It Dearie Blues
Fred Astaire with George Gershwin
They Say He Ought To Dance
The Nicholas Brothers
No Soap
Erskine Hawkins & his Orchestra
Close Shave
John Kirby Sextet
Chartreuse
Fletcher Henderson Sextet
Concerto in Taps
Baby Laurence
Tap dancing recorded live
on the street in New York City
Monday, January 1, 2018
Monday, December 25, 2017
Face the Music WCBN 12.28.17
Magnificent Sevens - Final Curtain
Fascination
(composed by James P. Johnson in 1917)
performed by William Albright
Ole Miss Rag
Handy’s Orchestra of Memphis 1917
A Bag of Rags
Wilbur Sweatman’s Jass Band 1917
Dixie Jass Band One Step
“Introducing ‘That Teasin’ Rag’”
(used without permission, then credited on the label
in response to a lawsuit from African American composer Joe Jordan)
Original Dixieland Jazz Band 1917
Soothin’ Syrup Stomp
Thomas Waller hot pipe organ solo 1927
Black Bottom Dance
James P. Johnson player piano roll 1927
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom
Ma Rainey & her Georgia Band 1927
St. Louis Blues
Sam Ku West, Hawaiian guitar 1927
Maria Elena
Bunk Johnson 1947
Pass Out Lightly
Bennie Moten’s Kansas City Orchestra 1927
Feelin’ No Pain
Miff Mole’s Little Molers 1927
You’ve Got Me Under Your Thumb
Fats Waller & his Rhythm 1937
I Can’t Get Started
Bunny Berigan & his Orchestra 1937
Out of Nowhere
Coleman Hawkins & his All Star Jam Band 1937
Embraceable You
Charlie Parker 1947
Half Nelson
Miles Davis All Stars 1947
Hiroshima
Albert Ammons Rhythm Kings
featuring Gene Ammons 1947
Bopmatism
Dodo Marmarosa Trio 1947
Magnificent Sevens - Final Curtain
Fascination
(composed by James P. Johnson in 1917)
performed by William Albright
Ole Miss Rag
Handy’s Orchestra of Memphis 1917
A Bag of Rags
Wilbur Sweatman’s Jass Band 1917
Dixie Jass Band One Step
“Introducing ‘That Teasin’ Rag’”
(used without permission, then credited on the label
in response to a lawsuit from African American composer Joe Jordan)
Original Dixieland Jazz Band 1917
Soothin’ Syrup Stomp
Thomas Waller hot pipe organ solo 1927
Black Bottom Dance
James P. Johnson player piano roll 1927
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom
Ma Rainey & her Georgia Band 1927
St. Louis Blues
Sam Ku West, Hawaiian guitar 1927
Maria Elena
Bunk Johnson 1947
Pass Out Lightly
Bennie Moten’s Kansas City Orchestra 1927
Feelin’ No Pain
Miff Mole’s Little Molers 1927
You’ve Got Me Under Your Thumb
Fats Waller & his Rhythm 1937
I Can’t Get Started
Bunny Berigan & his Orchestra 1937
Out of Nowhere
Coleman Hawkins & his All Star Jam Band 1937
Embraceable You
Charlie Parker 1947
Half Nelson
Miles Davis All Stars 1947
Hiroshima
Albert Ammons Rhythm Kings
featuring Gene Ammons 1947
Bopmatism
Dodo Marmarosa Trio 1947
Tuesday, December 19, 2017
Face the Music 12.21.17 - Magnificent Sevens
Hooking Cow Blues
Handy’s Orchestra of Memphis 1917
Loveless Love
Thomas Waller - hot pipe organ solo 1927
Memphis Blues
Sam Ku West - Hawaiian guitar 1927
Cushion Foot Stomp
Clarence Williams’ Washboard Five 1927
Willie the Weeper
Frankie Half Pint Jaxon 1927
King of the Zulus Blues
Richard M. Jones player piano roll 1927
Savoy Blues
Louis Armstrong’s Hot Five with Lonnie Johnson 1927
Davenport Blues
Miff Mole & his Little Molers 1927
There’ll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight
Bessie Smith 1927
Honeysuckle Rose
Fats Waller & his Rhythm 1937
Parfum
Django Reinhardt 1937
Blue Turning Gray Over You
Fats Waller & his Rhythm 1937
I Found a New Baby
Teddy Wilson & his Orchestra 1937
Well All Right Then
Coleman Hawkins & Freddy Johnson 1937
Shuffling the Boogie
Albert Ammons Rhythm Kings
featuring Gene Ammons 1947
Another Hairdo
Blue Bird
Charlie Parker All Stars
December 21st 1947
Hooking Cow Blues
Handy’s Orchestra of Memphis 1917
Loveless Love
Thomas Waller - hot pipe organ solo 1927
Memphis Blues
Sam Ku West - Hawaiian guitar 1927
Cushion Foot Stomp
Clarence Williams’ Washboard Five 1927
Willie the Weeper
Frankie Half Pint Jaxon 1927
King of the Zulus Blues
Richard M. Jones player piano roll 1927
Savoy Blues
Louis Armstrong’s Hot Five with Lonnie Johnson 1927
Davenport Blues
Miff Mole & his Little Molers 1927
There’ll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight
Bessie Smith 1927
Honeysuckle Rose
Fats Waller & his Rhythm 1937
Parfum
Django Reinhardt 1937
Blue Turning Gray Over You
Fats Waller & his Rhythm 1937
I Found a New Baby
Teddy Wilson & his Orchestra 1937
Well All Right Then
Coleman Hawkins & Freddy Johnson 1937
Shuffling the Boogie
Albert Ammons Rhythm Kings
featuring Gene Ammons 1947
Another Hairdo
Blue Bird
Charlie Parker All Stars
December 21st 1947
Monday, December 11, 2017
Face the Music 12.14.17
MAGNIFICENT SEVENS
Spoken introduction from P.G. Wodehouse's Uneasy Money {1916}:
"The music had started again now, one of those twentieth-century
eruptions of sound that begin like a train going through a tunnel and
continue like audible electric shocks, that set the feet tapping beneath
the table and the spine thrilling with an unaccustomed exhilaration.
Every drop of blood in his body cried to him 'Dance!'
He could resist no longer."
Joe Turner Blues
Wilbur Sweatman's Original Jass Band 1917
Farewell Blues
Hawaiian guitarist Sam Ku West 1927
I'm Not Rough
Louis Armstrong's Hot Five
with guitarist Lonnie Johnson 1927
Feelin' No Pain
Miff Mole & his Little Molers 1927
Florida Stomp
Roy Eldridge & his Orchestra 1937
Foolin' Myself
Billie Holiday & Lester Young with
Teddy Wilson & his Orchestra 1937
Blue Rhythm Fantasy
Teddy Hill & his NBC Orchestra 1937
Just a Mood
Teddy Wilson & his Orchestra 1937
How Can I {With You In My Heart?}
Fats Waller & his Rhythm 1937
San Anton' {instrumental take}
Fats Waller & his Rhythm 1937
Shine On, Harvest Moon
Count Basie & his Rhythm 1947
St. Louis Blues
Albert Ammons & his Rhythm Kings
featuring saxophonist Gene Ammons 1947
Blue Boy
Atonement
Lennie Tristano Trio 1947
Movin' With Lester
Lester Young 1947
Donna Lee
Charlie Parker 1947
Index
Dexter Gordon 1947
MAGNIFICENT SEVENS
Spoken introduction from P.G. Wodehouse's Uneasy Money {1916}:
"The music had started again now, one of those twentieth-century
eruptions of sound that begin like a train going through a tunnel and
continue like audible electric shocks, that set the feet tapping beneath
the table and the spine thrilling with an unaccustomed exhilaration.
Every drop of blood in his body cried to him 'Dance!'
He could resist no longer."
Joe Turner Blues
Wilbur Sweatman's Original Jass Band 1917
Farewell Blues
Hawaiian guitarist Sam Ku West 1927
I'm Not Rough
Louis Armstrong's Hot Five
with guitarist Lonnie Johnson 1927
Feelin' No Pain
Miff Mole & his Little Molers 1927
Florida Stomp
Roy Eldridge & his Orchestra 1937
Foolin' Myself
Billie Holiday & Lester Young with
Teddy Wilson & his Orchestra 1937
Blue Rhythm Fantasy
Teddy Hill & his NBC Orchestra 1937
Just a Mood
Teddy Wilson & his Orchestra 1937
How Can I {With You In My Heart?}
Fats Waller & his Rhythm 1937
San Anton' {instrumental take}
Fats Waller & his Rhythm 1937
Shine On, Harvest Moon
Count Basie & his Rhythm 1947
St. Louis Blues
Albert Ammons & his Rhythm Kings
featuring saxophonist Gene Ammons 1947
Blue Boy
Atonement
Lennie Tristano Trio 1947
Movin' With Lester
Lester Young 1947
Donna Lee
Charlie Parker 1947
Index
Dexter Gordon 1947
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


