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Housecarl

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1920s HOT GERMAN JAZZ COMPILATION (1920ER WEIMAR ERA HOT JAZZ)
RT 1:15:00
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYH2-OmNXpA



Giorgio Nikola Rigas Nenadov
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0:00 Gabriel Formiggini - Where´d you get those eyes? - 1927 3:05 Bernard Ette - Mein Berlin - 1926 6:15 excellos five - i like you best of all - 1925 8:42 Arthur Briggs savoy syncops - Odel-De-O' - 1927 11:43 Gabriel Formiggini - Ca... C´est Paris - 1927 14:54 Alex Hyde - Farewell Blues - 1925 17:08 Dave Caplan - hard to get gertie - 1926 19:51 Sam Wooding band - Black Bottom - 1926 22:35 Gabriel Formiggini - Chinese Moon - 1927 25:57 Dave Caplan - Bye, Bye Blackbird - 1926 28:56 Susie´s Feller - Bernard Etté - 1926 32:48 weintraubs syncopators - up and at em - 1928 35:56 weintraubs syncopators - jackass blues - 1928 38:42 Wenskat-Orchester - Sweet Georgia Brown - 1926 41:50 Gabriel Formiggini - static strut - 1927 44:23
 

Telescope Steve

Veteran Member
3:43 run time for those who want to know.

Silly, light hearted, but I heard it on the radio and it reminded me of my younger days. I am just an old foolish bass head who enjoys pop/dance recordings from that era. I was driving in my car and this song seemed to be just the right feel for the drive. I live waaaaay out in the country and driving anywhere can be so much fun on the winding roads if you are familiar with the twists and turns. Oh, I love the g-forces of driving here. I hope you never encounter a big pickup truck pulling a boat around a blind corner that is half way in your lane when you spot him.

Dance on dude.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROA7WDJgawE
 

Housecarl

On TB every waking moment
John Coltrane solo Bye Bye Blackbird 1960 Live in Paris, Miles Davis Quintet
RT 14:00
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmkDBx2fjjg

The year is 1960, and legendary jazz saxophonist John Coltrane is close to quitting Miles Davis's band. They are on tour, performing in Paris. This is a live recording of their performance in Paris on March 21st, 1960. 0:14 Miles Davis plays the melody of "Bye Bye Blackbird" on muted trumpet. 1:10 Miles takes an improvised solo on the chord changes. 4:57 Coltrane begins his long improvisation on the chord changes. 7:23 Where you might think Coltrane would end his long solo, he keeps going, his improvisation getting more and more "challenging". 8:20 Coltrane keeps going, and the Paris crowd doesn't know what to make of it. 9:17 The crowd gets restless- you can hear them start to whistle and make noise- what is going on? What is Coltrane doing? And is the crowd cheering or protesting? 9:58 Now the crowd REALLY doesn't know what to make of things. The tension is electric. Coltrane is undaunted in his passionate improvisatory solo which has now gone on for close to 6 minutes. 10:39 Perhaps a consensus has emerged: the crowd bursts into applause before Coltane's solo ends. 11:00 Coltrane's solo ends, and Wynton Kelly begins his piano solo, which is sparkling and as swinging as it gets- but after hearing Coltrane, is the way that we hear Wynton Kelly forever changed? At the end of the tour, Coltrane quits Miles' band.
 

Housecarl

On TB every waking moment
Lucky us!
Pretty sure that means you gotta buy us all a drink or something : )
:rs::chg::rs:

Well I can at least offer a recipe for a drink to match the weather.....


Ingredients

  • Ice cubes
  • 2 ounces gin
  • 4 to 5 ounces tonic water
  • Garnish: lime wedge
 

AlfaMan

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Housecarl

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John Lee Hooker, Carlos Santana and Etta James - Full Concert - 07/18/86 (OFFICIAL)
RT 24:59
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIemkpnMCvg

John Lee Hooker, Carlos Santana and Etta James - Full Concert Recorded Live: 7/18/1986 - Fillmore Auditorium (San Francisco, CA) More John Lee Hooker, Carlos Santana and Etta James at Music Vault: http://www.musicvault.com Subscribe to Music Vault: http://goo.gl/DUzpUF Setlist: 0:00:00 - Bill Graham Intro 0:01:14 - Blues Boogie Jam 0:08:36 - Something's Got A Hold On Me 0:16:11 - Tell Mama
 

Housecarl

On TB every waking moment
Don't Lie To Me Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan
RT 10:08
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZL2b4O3nz8
Lyrics: There's two kind of people I just can't stand Evil-hearted woman And a lyin' man Don't you lie to me Now, don't you lie to me Because it makes me mad Evil as a man can be When you told me That you loved me, long time ago The fellow that you got You don't want him no more Don't you lie to me Now, don't you lie to me Because it makes me mad I get evil as a man can be You told me That you loved me, long time ago The fellow that you have You don't want him no more Don't you lie to me Now don't you lie to me Because it makes me mad I get evil as a man can be Don't you lie to me Don't you lie to me No, don't lie to me Now, don't you lie to me Because it makes me mad I get evil as a man can be
 

Housecarl

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Spectacle: Elvis Costello with: Norah Jones, Kris Kristofferson, John Mellencamp, Rosanne Cash Pt1
RT 25:01
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xq3tWwnhzU

This episode is a "guitar pull" with guests Rosanne Cash, Norah Jones, Kris Kristofferson, John Mellencamp. Songs include Sunday Morning Coming Down, Small Town, How Many Times Have You Broken My Heart, Seven Year Ache and Big River
 
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jward

passin' thru
Should I do this? It's not music. But it is funny. It's also the biggest pie fight on film.


Heck ya LOL! What's a perfect saturday evening at a sophisticated jazz club drinking gin & tonics to celebrate House w/o a few flying machines, tanks, cars, and Natalie in her small clothes covered in cream? :jstr:
 
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