Bart&Baker Happy Hour Show on Jazz Radio Playlist Show#3

Bart&Baker vous propose un cocktail de swing, electro swing, club jazz et grande variété. Si vous voulez suggérer des nouveautés ou des coups de cœur , vous pouvez leur adresser un mail à l’adresse happyhour@bartandbaker.com

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Bart&Baker – 18 décembre 2010 – Heure 1

SWR Big Band – Chattanooga Choo Choo – www.swrbigband.de

Swagger Jax – Minnie the Moocher

The Bill Elliot Swing Orchestra – Mildred won’t you behave – http://www.swingorchestra.com/

Swing Republic – Boogie Woogie Santa Claus – http://www.myspace.com/swingrepublic

Chubby Checker Dancin’ Party

Andrew Sisters – Rum & Coca Cola (Jojo Effect)

Harry Connick Jr – Do Re Mi – http://www.harryconnickjr.com/us/home

Kenneth Bager – The sound of Swing part 2 – http://www.myspace.com/kennethbager

Sammy Davis Jr – Singing in the rain

US3 – Tukka Roots Riddim

Esthero – Wicked little girls

7 samurai – Bluesanova – http://www.myspace.com/kennethbager

Alfredo Rey et la Sua Orchestra – Tobacco

Nick Holder Vanesque – http://www.myspace.com/mrnickholder

Danny Wilson – Get Happy

Andrew Sisters vs Christina Aguilera Boogie Candyman (3FM edit)

Benny Goodman – Flat Floot Floogee

Bart&Baker – 18 décembre 2010 – Heure 2

SMos – Topsy

5 in Love – Girls just wanna have fun – www.5inlove.com

Bimbo and Lemar – Music – http://www.myspace.com/bimboandlemar

Common feat Jill Scott – I am love – http://www.interscope.com/common

Caravelli – Chanson des Jumelles – http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caravelli

Bart&Baker feat Slim Gaillard Communication (Swing Brother Swing remix) – www.bartandbaker.com

Henri Salvador Oh! Quand les Saints

TBF Cotton Club – http://www.primalrecords.com/store/product.php?productid=22464

Minnie The Moocher feat Outkast – White Labe

South of Roosevelt featuring Brigitte Bardot– Everybody loves my baby – http://www.myspace.com/southofroosevelt

Claude Mc Lin – Jambo – http://hubcap.clemson.edu/~campber/mclin.html

Parov Stelar – The Snake – www.parovstelar.com

Louis Amstrong – Jeepers Creepers (extended edit) – http://www.louisarmstronghouse.org/

Swing Republic feat Mildred Bailey – Ain t what you do – http://www.myspace.com/swingrepublic

New Mjondalen Disco Swinger Eurodans – http://www.myspace.com/toddterje

This time it’s track 6 to 10 from ACT 1. Enjoy !!!

6. HENRI SALVADOR “Oh ! Quand Les Saints”

Henri Salvador (1917-2008) is a French singer born in 1917 who began his musical career as a guitarist accompanying other singers. He learned the guitar by imitating Django Reinhardt’s recordings, and would go on to work alongside him in the 1940s. Salvador recorded several songs written by Boris Vian with Quincy Jones as arranger. His song “Dans Mon Île” released in 1957 was used by Antonio Carlos Jobim to create what would become the bossa nova sound. He was one of the rare singers to be able to mix excellent vocal performances with a unique sense of humour. This French version of “When The Saints Go Marching In”, translated by the famous Jazzman and writer Boris Vian, is a very good example of his talent. He passed away in 2008.

7. LE CERCLE Feat. CHLOE DEL ORTE “The Beat Goes On”

is a drum ‘n bass cover of this iconic tune of the fifties covered by everybodyLe Cercle is a combo of 7 musicians based in Brittany. « The Beat Goes On » from Buddy Rich to Patricia Barber.

8. SKEEWIFF “Matador”

Skeewiff is the lovechild of producers Alex Rizzo & Elliot Ireland. Formed in the late 90’s they have had one of the biggest dance hit of the 90’s with Mucho Mambo. On the Matador track released in 2006 they’re sampling a track sung by Yma Sumac, icon of the « Exotica » sound. A great feelgood track.

9. STAFFAN WILLIAM-OLSSON SEXTET “Talking Samba”

This Scandinavian quartet led by the excellent musician Stefan Hansson proves if needed, that this part of Europe is a natural Haven for great jazz music. Taken from their “Oak Road Boogaloo” album, Talking Samba benefits from an excellent production and had a great influence on our musical choices… no need to say it’s one of our favourite tracks.

10. ANDRÉ POPP “Sous Son Chapeau Cloche”

André Popp, whose real name was André Charles Jean Popp, is a French composer, songwriter, arranger and conductor. Since the 1950s, he played his own works with his orchestra, accompanied French singers, and composed scores for movies and TV programs. He is also famous for his series “Les aventures de Piccolo Saxo” which explains instruments and classical music to children. « Sous Son Chapeau De Cloche » is taken from an EP released in 1958 named “Popp Charleston”. A classic tune that never fails to raise a smile.