01 Lionel Hampton You Better Know It! Vibraphone Blues 4.5202 Libby York Blue Gardenia Almost Like Being In Love 3.3203 Lorne Lofsky Bill Please TTT 4.5104 Lou Donaldson Sunny Side Up It’s You Or No One 4.4005 Louis Armstrong Lazy Bones 3.0506 McCoy Tyner Prelude In E Minor OP 28 NO 4 7.0407 Illinois Jacquet […]
IHTSB Jun 25, 2023 Our show today features recordings from the 1940s and 1950s from some of the loveliest voices around at this time. Some of the singers we’ll hear today began their careers in the 1930s, and some in the 1940s, and all went on to make many wonderful renditions of the work of
01 Lenny Solomon Jazz Toronto Old Man River 03.4502 L’Orchestre Sympathique Live At The Montreal International Jazz Festival Le Citron Urbain 08.4103 L’Orchestre Sympathique Live At The Montreal International Jazz Festival Nuit Inuit 04.2804 Jazz Track Listen Kiffel 07.3305 Benny Carter 3-4-5 The Verve Small Group Sessions This Love Of Mine 03.0106 Barney Kessel Feeling
IHTSB Jun 18, 2023 One of the most popular themes with songwriters has always been about places — both far away and closer to home. That’s what we’ll be celebrating on today’s show. Our singers and musicians bring us recordings from the 1940s and 1950s in a selection of songs, beginning in 1948 with “Far
01 Paul Desmond Live Nancy 09.4202 Paul Desmond Live Manha De Carnival 09.2203 Paul Desmond Live Wendy 07.1304 Boogaloo Joe Jones Introducing The Psychedelic Soul Jazz Guitar Of Joe Jones Games 04.2005 Boogaloo Joe Jones Introducing The Psychedelic Soul Jazz Guitar Of Joe Jones Sticks and Stones 05.0006 Boogaloo Joe Jones Introducing The Psychedelic Soul
IHTSB Jun 11, 2023 On today’s show we feature recordings from the 1920s through to the late 1950s. We listen to some fabulous singers and musicians, as ever, but this time with a slightly different focus. We’ll hear from musicians who sang as well as played in the band or groups. Some of our featured
IHTSB Jun 4, 2023Today’s show features recordings from 1938 to 1962, with a spotlight on singers, including some who were also major musicians of their day, such as Fats Waller and Chet Baker. Dean Martin joins us again with a delightful rendition of “It’s Easy to Remember”, and we also hear Tony Bennett with “Stranger
