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Jazz Archives for February 20, 2011
1:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Today's Highlight: "American Band Stand"
This week, we're broadcasting from the beautiful MTPR Ballroom, where two stages are set up on either side of the dance-floor for six of the finest pioneering dance-orchestras of early-Jazz, including groups led by Fletcher Henderson and Jelly Roll Morton
Playlist:
Program Name: JAZZ ARCHIVES American Band Stand
Date Of Broadcast: Sunday 02/20/11
Host Producer: Joe Korona
1. Charlie Johnson Paradise Orchestra - BILLBOARD MUSIC First 68 seconds of You Aint The One - CHARLIE JOHNSON THE COMPLETE SESSIONS 1925 1929 - EPM Jazz Archives Records French CD - January 1928 - -
2. Duke Ellington Septet - OPENING THEME MUSIC First 25 seconds of Everything But You - UNKNOWN SESSION - Sony Music Columbia Records French CD - July 1960 - -
3. Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra - The Florida Stomp - FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA 1925 1926 - Classics Chronological Records French CD - December 1925 - -
4. Jelly Roll Morton and His Red Hot Peppers - The Steamboat Stomp - JELLY ROLL MORTON 1924 1926 - Classics Chronological Records French CD - September 1926 - -
5. Louis Armstrong and His Stompers - Chicago Breakdown - LOUIS ARMSTRONG 1926 1927 - Classics Chronological Records French CD - May 1927 - -
6. Charlie Johnson Paradise Orchestra - You Aint The One - CHARLIE JOHNSON THE COMPLETE SESSIONS 1925 1929 - EPM Jazz Archives Records French CD - January 1928 - -
7. McKinneys Cotton Pickers - Milenberg Joys - McKINNEYs COTTON PICKERS 1928 1929 - Classics Chronological Records French CD - July 1928 - -
8. Luis Russell and His Orchestra - The Savoy Shout - LUIS RUSSELL AND HIS ORCHESTRA 1926 1929 - Classics Chronological Records French CD - January 1929 - -
9. Duke Ellington Septet - CLOSING THEME MUSIC Last 77 seconds of Everything But You - UNKNOWN SESSION - Sony Music Columbia Records French CD - July 1960 - -
Montana Public Radio’s Joe Korona produces and hosts Jazz Archives, taking us through the evolution of various genres of music—ragtime, blues, small-group swing, big-band swing, boogie-woogie, bebop and more. Jazz Archives focuses on musical personalities and characters as well as instruments and styles.
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