SYNCOPATED METRONOME
Sunday Evenings, 9:30-midnight
 ON KUSP, SANTA CRUZ, CA
Playlist for Sunday, October 27, 2002
Hosted by Mike Lambert

• Sonny Criss—A Million Or More Times—1967—Portrait Of Sonny Criss—Prestige LP
• Horace Silver—Sweet Stuff—1959—Finger Poppin’—Blue Note
• Trummy Young’s Big Seven—Blues Triste—1946—Classic Swing of Buck Clayton—Riverside/OJC
• Buck Clayton’s Big Four—Basie’s Morning Bluesicale—1946—Classic Swing of Buck Clayton—Riverside/OJC
• Nat King Cole Trio—What Is This Thing Called Love—1944—Best of: Instrumental Classics—Capitol
• Buck Clayton’s Big Eight—I Want A Little Girl—1946—Classic Swing of Buck Clayton—Riverside/OJC
• Duke Ellington Orch—All Too Soon—1940—The Blanton-Webster Band—Bluebird

Centennial of birth of Eddie Lang, born Oct. 25, 1902:

Joe Venuti and Eddie Lang and their All Star Orch—Someday Sweetheart—1931—B.G. And Big Tea In NYC—Decca

Tram, Bix and Lang—Wringin’ And Twistin’—1927—Bix Beiderbecke: Bix & Tram, v. 1—JSP (England)

Joe Venuti’s Big Four—The Wild Dog—1930—Joe Venuti: Violin Jazz 1927 to 1934—Yazoo

Eddie Lang and Carl Kress—Pickin’ My Way—1932—Eddie Lang: Jazz Guitar Virtuoso—Yazoo

Eddie Lang and Frank Signorelli—Perfect—1927—Blue Guitars, v. II—Parlophone LP

Eddie Lang and Frank Signorelli—Church Street Sobbin’ Blues—1928—Jazz Guitar Virtuoso—Yazoo

Eddie Lang (as “Blind Willie Dunn”) and Lonnie Johnson—Bull Frog Moan—1929— Blue Guitars, v. II—Parlophone LP

Eddie Lang (as “Blind Willie Dunn”) and Lonnie Johnson—Blue Guitars—1929—Jazz Guitar Virtuoso—Yazoo

Eddie Lang, Lonnie Johnson, Joe ‘King’ Oliver, etc.—Blue Blood Blues—1929-- Blue Guitars, v. II—Parlophone LP

Eddie Lang and Lonnie Johnson with Louis Armstrong and his Orch—Mahogany Hall Stomp—1929—Eddie Lang and Lonnie Johnson—Swaggie LP

Eddie Lang with Bing Crosby—Some Of These Days—1932—Eddie Lang and Joe Venuti: Stringing The Blues—CBS LP

Eddie Lang with Frankie Trumbauer and his Orch—Singin’ The Blues—1927—Bix Beiderbecke: Bix & Tram, v. 1—JSP (England)

Eddie Lang (as “Blind Willie Dunn”) and Lonnie Johnson—Deep Minor Rhythm—1929—The Jazz Makers—Swaggie LP

Bud Freeman’s Famous Chicagoans with Jack Teagarden—Jack Hits The Road—1940— Lost Cords: White Musicians And Their Contributions To Jazz—Retrieval

Bob Crosby and his Orch—Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea—1937—South Rampart Street Parade—Decca

Peggy Lee—Baby Won’t You Please Come Home—late 1940’s—With The Dave Barbour Band—LaserLight

Sonny Stitt and the Hank Jones Trio—Ain’t Misbehavin’—1980—The Good Life—Evidence

The late Henri Renaud with Gigi Gryce and Clifford Brown—Salute To The Bandbox—1953—Clifford Brown In Paris—Prestige LP

Sonny Criss, born 75 years ago, October 23, 1927:

Sonny Criss Quintet—Sweet Lorraine—1959—The Dedication Series-v.1—The Bopmasters—Impulse LP

Etta Jones—Bye Bye Blackbird—1960—Don’t Go To Strangers—Prestige

Sonny Criss Quintet—Sylvia—1959—The Dedication Series-v.1—The Bopmasters—Impulse LP

Sonny Criss—The Dreamer—1975—Out Of Nowhere—Muse LP

Charles Lloyd—You Are So Beautiful—2002—Lift Every Voice—ECM

Bill Charlap Trio—It Was Written In The Stars—2000—Written In The Stars—Blue Note

Akira Tana—Secret Agent Man—2002—Secret Agent Men—Sons Of Sound

 

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