| # | Artist | Song | Album | Label | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | David Blake | World Discussion | Single | Rey Mackin | 6.00p Legal ID (Live DJ) |
| 2 | Ayre | Break the Wheel | Single | Ayre | |
| 3 | Allen Stone | Is This Love | Leverage | 6.19p Mission Statement (recorded)/ COVID shot PSA (recorded)/ Rusty's Funhouse (recorded) | |
| 4 | Seattle Channel/Greg Ruby | History of Frank D. Waldron | Self-released | Self-produced | |
| 5 | Greg Ruby | Go Get It, composed by Frank D. Waldron 1928 | Syncopated Classics | Self-Released | |
| 6 | Duke Ellington & The Rhythm Boys | Three Little Words | Single | Victor | |
| 7 | Mildred Bailey | Moon Love | Single | Brunswick | |
| 8 | Al Rinker and Jazz History | History of Mildred Bailey, and the Rhythm Boys | Jazz The Documentary | 6.46p Underwriting by Gordy's Sichuan Cafe and Neato Burrito (live DJ)/ Promo for A Shot of Jazz (recorded) | |
| 9 | Phil Moore Four | Her Tears Flowed Like Wine | Single | Victor | |
| 10 | Phil Moore Four/Lena Horne | How Long Has This Been Going On? | Single | Victor | |
| 11 | Ray Charles | Confession Blues 1948 | |||
| 12 | Lionel Hampton | Oh, Rock! 1953 | Oh Rock! Live in Sweden 1953 | Natasha Imports | 7.04p Legal ID (Live DJ) |
| 13 | Quincy Jones | Pogo Stick 1953 | Jazz Abroad | EmArcy | 7.25p For the Love of Music promo (recorded)/ Covid Travel Guidelines (recorded) |
| 14 | Cecil Young Quartet | Who Parked the Car? 1955 | Single | Gene Norman Presents | |
| 15 | Billy Tipton | Begin the Beguine Jam 1957 | BIlly Tipton Plays Hi-Fi on the Piano | Tops | 7.43p Underwritten by SAGA (live DJ)/ Stay tuned for Basement Beats (Live DJ) |
| 16 | Lorraine Geller | Madam X 1959 | At the Piano | Dot Records | |
| 17 | Handmixed Set: Bumps Blackwell, Gene Vincent, Peggy Griffith | Sumpin' Jumpin 1958/Bebop A Lula 1958/Rockin' the Blues 1958 | 8pm Legal ID |
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your current series of northwest popular music history deserves a compliment. going clear back to al and bing is a good place to start. well done, keep up the good work.
Thank you so much! This is by far my favorite set(s) I’ve ever curated… I went back to Frank D. Waldron, and it felt *awesome*! I hope you tune in because next week is the real core of it. Bonnie Guitar (Seattle) and Bobby Wayne (Spokane) playing country western, Dave Lewis (Seattle) on R&B, Quincy Jones (Seattle) on Jazz…. and out pops PNW Rock ‘N’ Roll… from Clayton Watson (Chehalis), Gene Vincent (Vancouver), The Wailers (Seattle), The Kingsmen (Seattle).
If you liked our Jazz intro from last week, I think you’ll love where I’m taking you next week!