Saturday Morning
Saturday February 27th, 2021 with Mike Regenstreif
Extended Feature – Songs of Jelly Roll Morton
This week's show is hosted by Mike Regenstreif and includes lots of great folk-rooted and folk-branched music -- and some jazz, too. The extended feature in the second hour is Songs of Jelly Roll Morton. Visit the Folk Roots/Folk Branches blog at https://frfb.blogspot.com.
Redbird Q&A - One More Folk Thing - Sonic Peach Music |
What's Going On Alison Brown featuring Keb' Mo' - The Song of the Banjo - Compass |
Our People Gonna Rise Emma's Revolution with Reggie Harris - Our People Gonna Rise – single - Moving Forward Music |
It's Who We Are Reggie Harris - On Solid Ground - Reggie Harris Music |
Accidental August Anne Hills - Accidental August - Hand & Heart Music |
Dressed in Yellow Moira Smiley & Voco - In Our Voices - Moira Smiley Music |
Angel from Montgomery Ellis Paul - Ellis Paul’s Traveling Medicine Show Vol. 1 - Rosella |
Don’t Think You are Forgotten Maria Dunn - Joyful Banner Blazing - Distant Whisper |
Play Little David Joni Mitchell - Archives – Volume 1: The Early Years (1963-1967) - Rhino |
Kindlin’ Wood/Things are Coming My Way David Rea - X 7 - Gitsu |
Paper Girl Steel Rail - Coming Home - Crossties |
JB's Song Bonnie Dobson - Take Me for a Walk in the Morning Dew - Hornbeam |
London, Longing for Home Chaim Tannenbaum - Chaim Tannenbaum - StorySound |
Extended feature – Songs of Jelly Roll Morton (1890-1941). Jelly Roll Morton, whose real name was Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe, was a pianist, singer, songwriter from New Orleans who was steeped in traditional music and was one of the first important composers in jazz. The next 16 songs were from Jelly Roll Morton's repertoire. |
Mamie's Blues Dave Van Ronk - Sunday Street - Philo |
The Pearls Dave Van Ronk - Sunday Street - Philo |
Winin’ Boy Blues Leon Redbone - Double Time - Warner Bros. |
Mr. Jelly Lord Jelly Roll Morton - Anamule Dance: The Library of Congress Recordings, Volume 2 - Rounder |
Black Bottom Stomp Andrew Homzy Ensemble - Homage to Jelly Roll Morton - DSM |
Milneburg Joys Dr. John - Goin’ Back to New Orleans - Warner Bros. |
King Porter Stomp Wynton Marsalis - Swinging Into the 21st - Columbia |
I Thought I Heard Buddy Bolden Say Dr. John & Danny Barker - Goin’ Back to New Orleans - Warner Bros. |
Don't You Leave Me Here Jelly Roll Morton - Last Sessions: The Complete General Recordings - GRP |
Wild Man Blues Billy Novick's Blue Syncopators - Music from The Great Gatsby - Billy Novick |
Sweet Substitute Saffire-The Uppity Blues Women - Old, New, Borrowed & Blue - Alligator |
Michigan Water Blues Amos Garrett - Acoustic Album - Stony Plain |
Shake It Jelly Roll Morton - Last Sessions: The Complete General Recordings - GRP |
Kansas City Stomp Dirty Dozen Jazz Band - Jelly - Columbia |
Dr. Jazz Paul Geremia - Love My Stuff - Red House |
Original Jelly Roll Blues Jelly Roll Morton - Birth of the Hot - RCA Bluebird |
If I Were a Bell Laura Smith - As Long As I'm Dreaming - Borealis |
Beyond the Sea Susie Arioli - Night Lights - Spectra |
Russian Lullaby Mark J. Nyvlt - This 'n' That - Mark J. Nyvlt |
Shushan Purim The Klezmatics - Apikorsim/Heretics - World Village |
People Get Ready Eva Cassidy - Simply Eva - Blix Street |
Eyes On the Prize The Sojourners - Hold On - Black Hen |
Let Me Fly Penny Lang - Stone + Sand + Sea + Sky - Borealis |
Daniel and the Sacred Harp The Band - Stage Fright: 50th Anniversary Edition - Capitol |
Times Ain’t Nuthin’ Like They Used to Be Marc Nerenberg - Times Ain’t Nuthin’ Like They Used to Be - Marc Nerenberg |
When the Black Clouds Roll Kim Richey, Linda McRae & Doug Cox - The Banff Sessions: Music & Songs Inspired by the Photos of Dorthea Lange - Kim Richey, Linda McRae & Doug Cox |
Luray Women Katie Oates - We Go On: Si Kahn’s Songs of Hope in Hard Times - Hollow Reed Arts Recordings |
Golden Years Bobby Dove - Hopeless Romantic - Bobby Dove |
Walls Annabelle Chvostek - String of Pearls - Annabelle Chvostek |
Inglewood Upon Stratford Becky Buller - Distance and Time - Dark Shadow Recording |
The Jelly Roll Morton songs are making me smile.
8:29 AM, February 27th, 2021