Other Mixes By Media Vixen: Radio Sally
CD
|
Mixed Genre
CD
|
Mixed Genre
CD
|
Mixed Genre
CD
|
Mixed Genre
CD
|
Mixed Genre
WON'T YOU THROW ME A LINE? (Anniversary Mix, #2)
| Artist | Song | |
| The Johnny Otis Orchestra (Essential Recordings (1945-68), Cleopatra, 2000) | HARLEM NOCTURNE (Hagen) | |
| Dinah Washington (I Wanna Be Loved, Mercury, 1962) | INVITATION (Kacper/Webster) | |
| Charlie Haden & Gonzalo Rubalcaba (Nocturne, Verve, 2001) | TRES PALABRAS (Ferres) | |
| Hoagy Carmichael (Classic Hoagy Carmichael (1927-87), Smithsonian, 2003) | STARDUST (Carmichael/Parrish) | |
| Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers (A Night Out with Verve, Verve, 2000) | I REMEMBER CLIFFORD (Golson) | |
| The Magnetic Fields (69 Love Songs, Vol. 2, Merge, 1999) | YOU'RE MY ONLY HOME (Merritt) | |
| Bebop Impossible (Bebop Impossible, Azzurra, 2005) | SMOKE ON THE WATER/BLACK NIGHT (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice) | |
| Errol "Bally" Ballantyne (Heat in De Place: Soca Music from Trinidad, Rounder, 1990) | SHAKA SHAKA (Ballantyne) | |
| Herbie Hancock (Head Hunters, Columbia/Legacy, 1973) | WATERMELON MAN (Hancock) | |
| Charles Walker (Number by Heart, Zane, 2003) | SNAKE JUICE (Gerard/MacDonald/Walker) | |
| Hugh Masekela (The Lasting Impressions of Ooga Booga, Verve, 1965) | UNHLANHIA (Makeba) | |
| Toots and the Maytals with Ryan Adams (True Love, V2, 2004) | TIME TOUGH (Hibbert) | |
| Arthur Rubinstein (Rachmaninoff: Concerto No. 2: Rhapsode on a Theme of Paganini, RCA, 1990) | PIANO CONCERTO #2 IN C MINOR, OP. 18 - 2. Adagio Sostenuto (Rachmaninov) | |
| Judith Owen with Richard Thompson (Twelve Arrows, Dog on the Bed, 2003) | POSEIDON (Owen) | |
| Ida (The Braille Night, Tiger Style, 2001) | IGNATIA AMARA (Littleton) | |
| David Birdie (Act of Free Choice, EMI, 2001) | FOUND WANTING (Birdie/Kakualas) | |
Comment:
More things I had been collecting to mix. Instrumentals and vocals alternate. "Shaka Shaka" is a little dated as Mandela is out of prison, but it still a good song. Link available soon. Title lifted from Judith Owen. Feeling "Frenchy" tonight with a Canon-Fronsac. Vive le vin rouge!Feedback:
another cool one - the mag fields is a particular favorite of mine
"Frenchy" is always a good thing-as is this mix.
well worth investigating. thanks!
there are a couple of belters here . . . . particulrly like Charlie Haden and Herbie Hancock but Toots is always worth a listen too. Great stuff. . . .
groovy
I only know a couple of songs, but on the strength of them, it looks pretty great.
Looking good.
The Art Blakey - Mag Fields is inspired.
Liken' the cool jazz. Toots & Ida too.
Man, that Dinah Washington track is aces. A lot of other great selections here. Nice.
Ooooooh, this looks really nice. Totally out of my comfort zone, as far as mixing goes, but I love that Herbie Hancock tune and am very curious to check out the rest. That's what it's all about round here, isn't it? :-)
Who's feeling Frenchy tonight? Vive vin rouge is my mantra, 'specially if it's a nice St. Emilion. I'll throw you a line!
Saw Judith Owen with Richard Thompson recently during the 1000 years of pop music tour. I'll be checking back for that link. It looks really good.
Ah, you had me at Hoagy.