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Night & Day, but Mostly Night (featuring Ella)
Artist | Song | |
Ella Fitzgerald | Night and Day (1956) | |
Frank Sinatra | Strangers In The Night (1966) | |
Roy Byrd & His Blues Jumpers | Between The Night And Day (In The Wee Wee Hours) (1950 or 1953) | |
Magic Sam | Every Night And Every Day (1967) | |
Peggy Lee | A Hard Day's Night (1965) | |
Louis Prima & Keely Smith | Night And Day (1959) | |
James Brown | Night Train (1962 #35) | |
Freddy Fender | Wasted Days and Wasted Nights (1975 #8) | |
Five Satins | In the Still of the Night (1956 #24) | |
Willie Nelson | Help Me Make It Through The Night (1979) | |
Django Reinhardt | Night And Day (1953) (Instrumental) | |
Ella Fitzgerald | A Night In Tunisia (1961) | |
Quincy Jones | Blues in the Night (1962) (Instrumental) | |
Frank Sinatra & The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra | Night And Day (1942 #16) | |
Ella Fitzgerald | In the Still of the Night (1956) | |
Buddy Guy | Night Flight (1964) (Instrumental) | |
Commodores | Night Shift (1985 #3) | |
Joe Satriani | Driving at Night (1986) (Instrumental) | |
Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 | Night And Day (1967 #82) | |
Mar-Keys | Last Night (1961 #3) (Instrumental) | |
Oscar Peterson | Night and Day (1959) (Instrumental) | |
Chet Baker | The Night We Called It A Day (1957) | |
Glenn Miller & Tommy Dorsey | Night and Day (1937) (Instrumental) | |
Comment:
This mix began a few years ago but was never finished. After stumbling over it looking over old directories, I dusted it off and added more cuts to come up with the following. One song that wasn't used becuase it didn't mix with the rest was "All Day and All of the Night" by the Kinks.The length of this mix is just over 71 minutes. The average year of the songs chosen (at which they peaked in the charts) comes out to 1962.35 and the median comes out to 1962.0 (+- 25 years).

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Night and Day gives you a lot of material to work with in song titles, but Willie and the Five Satins are tops here for me.
Nice to Freddy Fender on a RetroJoe mix. Perfect from top to bottom, once again.
Immortal Ella! Night and day, she is the one.
That Mar-Keys cut always makes me chuckle.... this is nice work, Joe.