Face the Music 90519 - Like It Ought To Be

second playlist coordinated by the numeral nine

The Blues, Part Two

Meade Lux Lewis 1939

Tip Easy Blues

Jones & Collins Astoria Hot Eight 1929

I’m Wild About That Thing

Bessie Smith 1929

Last Chance Blues

Gus Cannon & Hosea Woods 1929

Boot It Boy

Tampa Red’s Hokum Jug Band 1929

Mississippi Blues

Clarence Williams Washboard Band 1929

Knockin’ a Jug

Louis Armstrong & his Orchestra

with Jack Teagarden & Eddie Lang 1929

I Must Have That Man

Duke Ellington & his Orchestra 1929

Voodoo

Tiny Parham & his Musicians 1929

That’s Like It Ought To Be

Jelly Roll Morton Trio 1929

A Good Man Is Hard to Find

Wilbur Sweatman’s Original Jazz Band 1919

A Good Man Is Hard to Find

Fats Waller & his Rhythm 1939

I Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll

Eddie Condon & his Band 1939

High Society

Lionel Hampton & his Orchestra 1939

Rose Room

Benny Goodman Sextet

with Lionel Hampton, Charlie Christian

& Fletcher Henderson 1939

Blue Mode No.2

Sonny Stitt & J.J. Johnson 1949

Boppin’ in Boston

Baron Mingus & his Rhythm 1949

scat vocal by Charles Mingus

Crosscurrent

Lennie Tristano Sextet 1949

Face the Music 82919:

First of Eighteen Playlists

Coordinated by the Numeral Nine

Maple Leaf Rag

composed by Scott Joplin 1899

played by William Albright 1989

Handful of Keys

Fats Waller 1929

Selling That Stuff

The Hokum Boys

{Tampa Red & Georgia Tom} 1929

I’ve Got That Thing

King Oliver & his Orchestra 1929

Sloppy Joe

Duke Ellington & his Orchestra 1929

Dallas Blues

Louis Armstrong & his Orchestra 1929

Little Willie Blues

Jabbo Smith’s Rhythm Aces 1929

Buddy Bolden’s Blues

Jelly Roll Morton 1929

The Blues, Part One

Meade Lux Lewis 1939

The Mellow Blues

Jimmy Yancey 1939

Nobody Knows How I Feel

Merline Johnson, the Yas Yas Girl
& her Jazz Boys 1939

Stormy Weather

Willie the Lion Smith 1939

I Cover the Waterfront

Art Tatum 1949

Soft Winds

Jay McShann & Band 1949

This Can’t Be Love

Erroll Garner Trio 1949

Ding Dong {take two}

{variations on Slow Boat to China}

Lester Young 1949

Tautology
Subconscious Lee

Lennie Tristano Quintet 1949

Face the Music 8.22.19

Historic Treasures

Baltimore Buzz/In Honeysuckle Time

Eubie Blake piano solo 1921

Dearborn Street Blues

Bernie Young’s Creole Jazz Band 1923

Trombone Blues

Duke Ellington's Washingtonians featuring Charlie Irvis 1925

Bass Ale Blues

Original Memphis Five 1925

Lots O’Mama

Original Memphis Five 1924

Deep Blue Sea Blues

The Little Ramblers 1924

Blue River

The California Ramblers 1927

Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie

The California Ramblers 1925

Chime Blues

Fletcher Henderson piano solo 1923

Yazoo Blues

Bennie Moten’s Kansas City Orchestra 1926

Gulf Coast Blues

Fletcher Henderson’s Orchestra 1923

Muscle Shoals Blues

Bennie Moten’s Kansas City Orchestra 1926

Maple Leaf Rag

Willie the Lion Smith piano solo 1957

Three Little Words

Barney Bigard-Art Hodes All Star Stompers 1968

China Boy/Dear Old Southland

Sidney Bechet Quartet

with James P. Johnson, Pops Foster & Baby Dodds 1946

Face the Music 8.15.19 - Like I Want To Be

North Gulfport Boogie

Roosevelt Sykes 1962

Like I Want To Be

Noah Lewis {harmonica solo} 1930

Talkin’ to Myself

Casey Bill Weldon 1936

Empty Bed Blues {parts 1 & 2}

Bessie Smith with Porter Grainger & Big Charlie Green 1928

Leaving on the Morning Train Blues

Leadbelly 1938

Don’t Ease Me In

Henry Thomas 1928

You Got To Go Down

Reverend Blind Gary Davis 1935

Blues in Englewood Cliffs

Cliff Jackson’s Washboard Wanderers 1961

Dumaine Street Drag

George Lewis with Kid Shots Madison 1944

Easy Rider

James P Johnson’s Blue Note Jazzmen 1944

Blue Lester
Lester Young Quintet with Count Basie 1944

Blue Interval

Edmond Hall’s All Star Quintet with Red Norvo 1944

taking the evening off - which i almost never do

for  quality time with Lindsay

we'll be in excellent hands with guest host Yalcin

asked him to air "hopelessly outmoded music"

his response: "I'd love to"

Face the Music 8.01.19

Back to the Land

The Chrysanthemum - an Afro-American Intermezzo

Scott Joplin 1904

performed by William Albright

Sunflower Slow Drag

Scott Joplin & Scott Hayden 1901

performed by Richard Zimmerman

Frog-I-More Rag

Jelly Roll Morton 1924

I’m Looking for a Little Blue Bird

Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers 1930

If Someone Would Only Love Me

Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers 1930

Warm Valley

Ellington & his Famous Orchestra

featuring Johnny Hodges & Rex Stewart 1940

Back to the Land

Lester Young Trio 1946

Pagin’ the Devil

Lester Young with the Kansas City Six 1938

Dark was the Night, Cold was the Ground

Blind Willie Johnson 1927

Strange Fruit

Billie Holiday with Frank Newton’s Orchestra 1939

Back Water Blues

Dinah Washington with Eddie Chamblee’s Orchestra 1958

Red Boy at the Mardi Gras

Todd Rhodes & his Toddlers 1949

Overhand {New Froggy Bottom}

Mary Lou Williams Trio 1936

Cabbage Greens No.1

Champion Jack Dupree 1940

Brainville

Sun Ra & his Arkestra 1956

Face the Music 7.25.19 - Groovin’ High

Jazzin’ Babies Blues

Richard M. Jones 1923

Stealin’, Stealin’

Memphis Jug Band 1928

Tappin’ That Thing

Hammie Nixon 1984

Toddlin’ Home

Dick Wellstood & Tommy Benford 1954

Knockin’ On Wood

Red Norvo Quintet 1933

Wringin’ and Twistin’

Tram, Bix & Lang 1927

Doin’ the Voom Voom

Duke Ellington & his Orchestra 1929

I Wonder Who’s Boogiein’ My Woogie Now

Sam Theard with Oscar’s Chicago Swingers 1936

Runnin’ Wild

Sidney Bechet’s Blue Note Jazzmen 1950

Wizzin’ the Wizz

Lionel Hampton & his Orchestra 1939

Steamin’ and Beamin’

Edmond Hall Swingtet 1944

Facin’ the Face

Ike Quebec Swingtet 1945

Takin’ Off

Sir Charles Thompson & his All Stars 1945

Cattin’ at Keynote

Coleman Hawkins Quartet 1944

Groovin’ High

Booker Ervin 1964