Coffeetime, August 30, 2013, Angelynn Grant
bed
Bucky Pizzarelli / Flashes - Solo 7-String Guitar, Volume 3 / Arbors Jazz / 2004
set 1
Hank Mobley / Mobley’s Second Message / The Latest / Prestige / 7.27.56
Horace Silver / Further Explorations by the Horace Silver Quintet / Moon Rays / Blue Note / 1.13.58
Henry King & his Hotel Pierre Orchestra / It’s Only a Paper Moon / Vocalion / 9.11.33 / vocal = Dick Robertson
Bixie Crawford / I Got Your Water On / King [unissued] / LA 1949 / with Buddy Banks Sextet
Ella Fitzgerald / Ella and Her Fellas / Would You Like to Take a Walk (Sump’n Good’ll Come from That) / Decca / 1951 / duet with Louis Armstrong; with Dave Barbour & his Orchestra
set 2
Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis / Cookbook, volume 3 / I’m Just a Lucky So and So / Prestige / 12.5.58
The Guitars, Inc / Soft and Subtle / Nature Boy / Warner Brothers / LA 1959
California Ramblers / Lazy Weather / Columbia / 5.26.27 / vocal = Irving Kaufman
Helen Forrest / Everybody Knew but Me / Decca / Hollywood 11.19.45 / with Les Paul & his Trio
Arthur Prysock / There Goes the Mailman / Peacock / Houston late 1956
The Spaniels / Everyone’s Laughing / Vee Jay / 3.12.57
set 3
Prestige Blues-Swingers / Outskirts of Town / I’m Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town / Prestige / 8.29.58
Les Cinq Modernes / Continental Jazz / Alouette / Somerset / 1960
Fats Navarro / Nostalgia / Fats Blows / Savoy / 12.5.47
Alvino Rey & his Orchestra / I’m in the Mood for Love / radio transcription / 1946 / vocal = Jo Anne Ryan
Bill Johnson & his Musical Notes / Shorty’s Got to Go / Victor / 3.5.47
Beny Moré / Rezo en la Noche / RCA Victor / Havana 1958
set 4
Art Pepper / Art Pepper + Eleven / Four Brothers / Contemporary / LA 5.12.59
Billy Taylor / Billy Taylor with Four Flutes / How About You? / Riverside / 7.24.59
Paul Smith / Fine, Sweet and Tasty / Got a Penny / Tampa / Hollywood 11.13.53
Wini Brown / The Sun’s Gonna Shine / National [unissued take 1] / 8.1.49
Gene Pitney / Gene Pitney’s Big Sixteen, Volume 2 / Fool Killer / Musicor / LA 1965
The Zion Travelers / I Won’t Have to Cross Jordan Alone / Dooto / LA 1962
last soulful song
Ann Sexton & the Masters of Soul / You’ve Been Gone Too Long / Impel [Seventy 7 Records] / Shelby, North Carolina 1971
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