Music for hipsters, hepcats and beatniks: jazz and blues from 1930-1960.
1.. 2'43” East St. Louis Toodle-Oo (Ellington, Miley)/Jig Walk (Ellington, Krent)
Duke Ellington
Joker SM 3111
2.. 2'15” Out Of Nowhere (Green, Heyman) Betty St. Claire
Fresh Sound FSR-CD 909
3.. 3'17” Hamp's Mambo (Hampton) Lionel Hampton
Audio Fidelity 145 066 FBL
4.. 5'33” Our Delight (Dameron) George Wallington
AVID AMSC 1227
5.. 3'01” Jonah (?) Golden Gate Quartet
JEMF-10 D
6.. 2'48” This Is Always (Warren, Gordon) Jim Hall
Fresh Sound FSR-CD 908
7.. 7'29” Interwoven (Albam) Manny Albam
MCA Coral 6.22068
8.. 3'25” When Day Is Done (De Sylva, Katscher) Mildred Bailey Jam
Joan 7198
9.. 2'42” February (Hefti) Harry James
First Heard FH 41
10.. 5'26” Crazy He Calls Me (Russel, Sigman) Herb Geller
AVID AMSC 1221
11.. 5'55” Lemon Drop (Wallington) Woody Herman
First Heard FH-29
12.. 2'49” Castle Rock (Sears) Johnny Hodges-Al Sears
Living Era AJS 2021
13.. 2'44” Full Dress Hop (Eldridge, Krupa) Gene Krupa
Encore P 14379
14.. 2'27” Lover Come Back To Me (Romburg, Hammerstein II) Anita O'Day
Mosaic MD9-188
15.. /16. 6'18” Cool Blues (Parker) Charlie Parker
Fresh Sound FSR-CD 911
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