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THE BLEND #19: PEGGY LEE, ELLA, NORAH, AND MORE



The Blend #19: Peggy Lee, Ella, Norah, and More
Broadcast 8-6-2016
Host/Engineer: Ira
For: ex-patradio.fr

Listen to the show on Mixcloud HERE.

Stormy Weather – Peggy Lee w/David Barbour Orchestra – Fever
Ain’t Nobody’s Business But My Own – Ella Fitzgerald – Ella 
Don’t Know Why – Norah Jones – Come Away With Me
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‘Deed I Do – Peggy Lee w/David Barbour Orchestra – Fever
How High the Moon – Ella Fitzgerald – Ella 
Nightengale – Norah Jones – Come Away With Me
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Where or When – Peggy Lee w/David Barbour Orchestra – Fever
Dream a Little Dream of Me – Ella Fitzgerald – Ella 
Cold, Cold Heart – Norah Jones – Come Away With Me
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Jelly Roll Blues – Louis Armstrong – The Collection
Bernie’s Tune – Chet Baker/Gerry Mulligan – My Funny Valentine
Dimples – John Lee Hooker – Jazz & Blues Collection: John Lee Hooker
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Someday You’ll Be Sorry – Louis Armstrong – The Collection
Lullaby of the Leaves – Chet Baker/Gerry Mulligan – My Funny Valentine
Crawlin’ Kingsnake – John Lee Hooker – Jazz & Blues Collection: John Lee Hooker
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When You’re Smiling – Louis Armstrong – The Collection
Dippermouth Blues – Louis Armstrong – The Collection
Walkin’ Shoes – Chet Baker/Gerry Mulligan – My Funny Valentine
It Serves Me Right to Suffer – John Lee Hooker – Jazz & Blues Collection: J.L. Hooker
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And the Angels Sing Benny Goodman & His Orchestra – The Great 30s
Over the Rainbow Glenn Miller & His Orchestra – The Great 30s
(I’ve Got a Gal In) Kalamazoo Marion Hutton – Best of Swing
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Rhythm Is Our Business – Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra – Best of Swing
Drummin’ Man – Gene Krupa – Golden Greats
I Heard That Song Before – Harry James & His Orchestra – Best of Swing
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I Can’t Get Started – Bunny Berrigan – Golden Greats
Cherokee – Charlie Barnet – Golden Greats
Beaver Junction – Count Basie – Les Plus Grandes Moments du Jazz
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Embraceable You – Little Jimmy Scott – All the Way
Someone To Watch Over Me – Little Jimmy Scott – All the Way
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C Jam Blues – Ray Bryant Trio – Ray Bryant Tribute
Moanin’ – Ray Bryant Trio – Ray Bryant Tribute
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