THE BLEND #10 (Broadcast 24/4/2016)

THE BLEND #10 (Broadcast 24/4/2016) - PLAYLIST

The Blend #10

Broadcast 24/4/2016

Host: Ira

Engineer: Wayne Allen

For: ex-patradio.fr

(You can see all of my playlists HERE.)

In The Mood – The Glenn Miller Orchestra – Les Plus Grand Moments Du Jazz

It Ain’t Necessarily So – Aretha Franklin – Les Plus Grand Moments Du Jazz

Blue Moon – Lionel Hampton – Les Plus Grand Moments Du Jazz

Take Five – Dave Brubeck – Les Plus Grand Moments Du Jazz

Ligia – Getz/Gilberto – Les Plus Grand Moments Du Jazz

If Ever You Should Leave – Ella Fitzgerald – Jazz & Blues Series

I Want to Be Happy – Ella Fitzgerald – Jazz & Blues Series

Hallelujah! – Ella Fitzgerald – Jazz & Blues Series

God Bless the Child – Billie Holiday – Ken Burns Jazz

How Long – Jimmie Witherspoon – Ain’t Nobody’s Business

A Change is Gonna Come – Aretha Franklin – I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You

Wade in the River of Jordan – Delaney & Bonnie – D&B Together

Sanctified Blues – Satan & Adam – Living on the River

Gather by the River – Davell Crawford – Our New Orleans Benefit

Down by the Riverside – Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee – East Coast Blues

Yes We Can Can – Allen Toussaint – Our New Orleans Benefit

Where We’ll Never Grow Old – Anne Hills & Cindy Mangsen – Never Grow Old

The Housewife’s Lament – Anne Hills & Cindy Mangsen – Never Grow Old

No Love Today – Chris Smither – Drive You Home

I Went to the Mardi Gras – Snooks Eaglin – Soul’s Edge

Levee Town – Sonny Landreth – Levee Town

Weasel and the White Boys Cool – Rickie Lee Jones – Rickie Lee Jones

Hey Pocky A-Way – The Meters – Go Marching In

Iko Iko – The Dixie Cups – Go Marching In

Zydeco Gris-Gris – Beausoleil – Bayou Dance Party

Zydeco Sont Pas Sales – David Doucet – Bayou Dance Party

Think It Over One More Time – Buckwheat Zydeco – Bayou Dance Party

Get a Better One – Chris Smither – Drive You Home

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