Jazz and blues from the 30s, 40s and 50s, like the hipsters, hepcats and beatniks appreciated.
1-2. Take The ‘A’ Train (Strayhorn) What Am I Here For (Ellington) Duke Ellington
D.E.T.S. 903 9010
3. Friday Fish Fry (Vinson) Eddie Vinson
Saxophonograph BP-507
4. Tanga (Bauzá) Machito
Living Era CD AJS5602
5. Scotch Blues (Jordan) Duke Jordan
Vogue CMDINT 9514
6. The Web (Hines) Earl Hines
Avid AMSC 1152
7. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea (Koehler, Arlen) Alvino Rey
Telefunken 6.28523
8. Green Pines (Woods) Phil Woods
Avid AMSC 1151
9. The Heat’s On (Gillespie) Dizzy Gillespie-Roy Eldridge
Jam Verve PR 2-3
10. I’ll Never Be Free (Benjamin, Weiss) Lionel Hampton
Fresh Sound FSR-CD 851
11. The Eel (Freeman) Bud Freeman
RCA RDS.6655
12. After After Hours (Scott) Tony Scott
Fresh Sound FSR-CD 850
13. Dinah (Lewis, Young, Akst) Bing Crosby-Mills Brothers
Joker SM 3053
14. Moten Stomp (Moten, Hayes) Billy Butterfield
Retrospective RTR 4203
15. Guitar Shuffle (Broonzy) Big Bill Broonzy
Transatlantic TRASAM 25
16. Just A Sittin’ And A Rockin’ (Ellington, Strayhorn, Gaines) Jimmy Witherspoon
Fresh Sound FSR-CD 849
17. Relaxin’ At Camarillo (Parker) Charlie Parker
Mosaic MD7-129
