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A pennant-winning battery of songland. Ongoing feature: Single File, a half-hour of randomly selected small records with big holes.
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April 28, 2009: 78: Pile of Duke E
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Tue. 4/28/09 7:07pm
PigVirus:
A set dedicated just to me! [bats eyelashes] How sweet! | |
Tue. 4/28/09 7:08pm
Joe:
Goin' hog wild tonight! | |
Tue. 4/28/09 7:38pm
Jim:
Nice Ellington set, Mr. McGasko. Did you ever catch the orchestra when they had a weekly gig at Birdland a few years ago, led by his grandson Paul? It was pretty solid. I read that the orchestra is playing somewhere in Manhattan tomorrow for Duke Ellington day. | |
Tue. 4/28/09 7:47pm
Joe:
Thanks, Jim--sounds like a great show! | |
Tue. 4/28/09 7:53pm
Jim:
Turns out that they're going to be playing on the A train. http://tinyurl.com/dzj5jh | |
Tue. 4/28/09 7:54pm
Joe:
That's just TOO cool! | |
Tue. 4/28/09 7:59pm
Tom Gervat:
Almost did a double take when you played one of my old favorites, the now very obscure "Riding The Range For Jesus, " a song covered by many gospel & country singers from the 50s through the 90s. Ironically, that song & the one before it, "Silver Spurs" were together on an obscure CD from the 90s by Slim Whitman & his son Byron. Homer would have done well singing it - had it been written a generation earlier.Except for the disaster & flu songs, nice stuff Joe. Tom Gervat | |
Wed. 4/29/09 7:03am
M.J.H.S:
What's the background music you played after the Duke Ellington series? | |
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