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The Legends of the Rocking Dutchman - episode 2
The great saxmen
Prepare yourself for some frantic honking and moody instrumentals, as in this episode I spotlight the signature instrument of the Rhythm & Blues - the saxophone. The sounds of the tenor and baritone saxes were pushed to the limits of grittiness by these musicians who were nearly born with the saxophone in their hands. A parade passes by of colourful men who where hot in their time, but they have been completely forgotten when Rock 'n Roll threw the sax into the junkyard. Plus a story that uncovers the mystery of the intro tune of this show.
Transcript
- The Buddy Johnson Orchestra - Crazy 'Bout A Saxophone
- Eddie Chamblee - Cradle Rock
- The Four Blazes - Ella Louise
- Earl Bostic - Don't You Do It
- Earl Bostic - Rockin' And Reelin'
- Wild Bill Moore - We're Gonna Rock
- Sax Mallard - The Mojo
- Big Jay McNeely - 3-D
- Big Jay McNeely - Just Crazy
- Big Jim Wynn - Blow Wynn Blow
- Big Jim Wynn feat. Bernie Anders on vocal - Down To The Ocean
- Joe Liggins & His Honeydrippers - Blow Mr. Jackson
- Freddie Mitchell - 3 Strikes You're Out
- Frank 'Floorshow' Culley - Speed Limit
- Willis 'Gatortail' Jackson - Later for the Gator
- Lynn 'Turbanhead' Hope - The Scrunch
- Hal Singer - Cornbread
- Robert Truesdale (and not Kirk Kirkland) - The Saxaphone Rag
Outtro:
- Wild Bill Moore Sextette - Bongo Bounce
The following music served as background music during the spoken parts:
- Kirk Kirkland - The Saxaphone Rag
- Big Jay McNeely - Hot Cinders
- Eddie Chamblee - Lazy Mood
- Earl Bostic - Bostic's Jump
- Frank 'Floorshow' Culley - That Girl
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