Do you have a historical playlist / playlist history?
I couldn’t get on your site this morning (Thanksgiving/ Thursday 11/27/13, about 10:35 am Pacific Time) to get the song info. But I was listening via radiotuna.com. There was a live version of Don’t Get Around Much Anymore (I think) by a live clarinetist (I think) that I would really like to find again.
Hey Patrick, from the info you gave me and checking my files, all I could come up is the Duke Ellington Orchestra (The Reprise Studio Recordings Album), it does have a clarinetist at the end (The Album Version). The (LP version) has a violin playing (The great Stephane Grappelli) throughout. All and plenty more on this great album, can’t go wrong: http://www.amazon.com/Duke-Ellington-Reprise-Studio-Recordings/dp/B00002MZ33
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Do you have a historical playlist / playlist history?
I couldn’t get on your site this morning (Thanksgiving/ Thursday 11/27/13, about 10:35 am Pacific Time) to get the song info. But I was listening via radiotuna.com. There was a live version of Don’t Get Around Much Anymore (I think) by a live clarinetist (I think) that I would really like to find again.
Hey Patrick, from the info you gave me and checking my files, all I could come up is the Duke Ellington Orchestra (The Reprise Studio Recordings Album), it does have a clarinetist at the end (The Album Version). The (LP version) has a violin playing (The great Stephane Grappelli) throughout. All and plenty more on this great album, can’t go wrong: http://www.amazon.com/Duke-Ellington-Reprise-Studio-Recordings/dp/B00002MZ33
Coolness, thanks! The one I heard was primarily a solo clarinet piece throughout. It was a very relaxed and commanding artist, a moderate pace.
It might have been Ben Webster. His version will certainly suffice for now anyway!
I agree. His deep sound is fantastic and matchless. I only miss a more elaborate, complex phrasing.
I enjoy your streaming every day; very well selected jazz music. Thanks.
This afternoon is the turn for slow playing jazz. I am enjoying it.
Now is the early John Coltrane playing (On a misty night). I love it but not so much the way he evolved eventually.