Other Mixes By lostinthejazzmix
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GIN JOINT JAZZ
| Artist | Song | |
| Humphrey Bogart + Dooley Wilson | Casablanca clip: "You Played it For Her, You Can Play It For Me" | |
| Duke Ellington | Lotus Blossom (B. Strayhorn) | |
| Art Tatum | St. Louis Blues (W.C. Handy) | |
| Jelly Roll Morton | Dead Man Blues (F. "Jelly Roll" Morton) | |
| Claude Hopkins | Fifty-Seventh Street Blues (C. Hopkins) | |
| Earl Hines | Blue Fox (E. Hines) | |
| Keith Dunham | Blue Stripe Blues (K. Dunham) | |
| Don Ewell | Blues Improvisation (D. Ewell) | |
| Jimmy Yancey | 35th And Dearborn 1951 (J. Yancey) | |
| Jay McShann | Slow Drag (J. McShann) | |
| Cliff Smalls | Blues In The Afternoon (C. Smalls) | |
| Sonny White | Blues For Betty C. (S. White) | |
| Teddy Wilson | Teddy's Blues (T. Wilson) | |
| Ram Ramirez | I Just Refuse To Sing The Blues (Ramirez/Bishop) | |
| Sir Charles Thompson | Black Blues (C. Thompson) | |
| Thelonious Monk | Blue Monk (T.S. Monk) | |
| Sun Ra | Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child (Trad.) | |
| Dave Burrell | New Orleans Blues (F. "Jelly Roll" Morton) | |
Comment:
My first mix in quite a while, it seems. This is all solo piano stuff, of the late-night, Moroccan gin-joint variety (hence the clip to start things off).Feedback:
Yes we've missed you and yes this is great!
Nice to see you around these parts again, and nice to see another quality mix! Lovely Ellington and Monk picks - the whole thing looks delightfully smooth.
Edward: nice one and would really like to hear it.....
Lovely stuff, nice to see you back!
This looks great! I'd love to hear it.
Nice one...especially the back half, 11~18.
This kicks ass - I'd love to hear it!
Nice to see you posting again, and man, this looks fabu!
Very cool.
Play it again, Sam!
As Hank Jones once said about Art Tatum, "When I first heard Art Tatum, they were playing some of his recordings on a radio station in Detroit. I had thought that this was a gag and that they were trying to make us believe that only one man was playing this and I knew that there were at least three or four people playing this. I didn't see how one man could do that. "
As Hank Jones once said about Art Tatum, "When I first heard Art Tatum, they were playing some of his recordings on a radio station in Detroit. I had thought that this was a gag and that they were trying to make us believe that only one man was playing this and I knew that there were at least three or four people playing this. I didn't see how one man could do that. "
Digging the Sun Ra pick.
Glad you liked the last 2. Cheers on everything. Great picks all around.
Koool!
Again, in the "credit-where-credit-is-due" spirit, this looks tremendous. I really, really, really, really love that Sun Ra pick of yours and you selected my absolute favorite song & recording by Mr. Monk.
I like this a lot. Nice intro.
Beautiful.
Great looking picks
Would love to hear this one.