The Legends of the Rocking Dutchman - episode 222
Legends Mix
Twenty-five years of Rhythm & Blues today, as I start in 1930 with a racially integrated goodie of Duke Ellington and I end in '55 with a great laid-back shuffler. In between there's a lot to enjoy - the wonderful voice of Ella Johnson, hot jazz from Birminghan, AL and Mr. Central Avenue.
And also - what would happen if the stars from Harlem's music scene would be on the silver screen - or as Cleo Brown sang it - when Hollywood goes black and tan. Enjoy!
Transcript
- Duke Ellington - Home Again Blues
- Washboard Serenaders - Washboard Get Together
- Washboard Rhythm Kings - Blues In My Heart
- Buddy Johnson - New Please Mr. Johnson
- Cab Calloway & The Palmer Brothers - Blues In The Night
- Slim Gaillard - Voot Boogie
- Lillette Thomas - Boogie Woogie Time Down South
- Bogan's Birmingham Busters - Everything Is Rhythm Now
- Cleo Brown - When Hollywood Goes Black And Tan
- Big Three Trio - It's all over now
- Jack Mcvea & Estelle Edson - My Business Is C.O.D
- Jimmie Grissom & The Blenders - Frank Bull's Boogie
- Cootie Williams - Divorce Me C.O.D. Blues
- Flennoy Trio - Hey lawdy mama
- Bob Merrill - Inflation Blues
- Cozy Eggleston - Cozy's Boogie
- Willie Dixon - Walkin' the blues
Outtro:
- Wild Bill Moore Sextette - Bongo Bounce
The following music served as background music during the spoken parts:
- Kirk Kirkland - The Saxaphone Rag
- Al 'Cake' Wichard Sextette - Piece Of Cake
- Buddy Banks - Bank's Boogie
- Four Clefs - Dig These Blues
- Lil Armstrong & her Dixielanders - Riffin' The Blues
- Sax Kari - Down For Debbie
- Washboard Rhythm Kings - Bug-A-Boo
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