What are you listening to?

[Fletch]

Can't listen to anything on the 'puter right now, I'm tagging a ton of OTR, but I do have Tar Paper Stomp in my head.

Whose rendition...Wingy Manone's, Papa Bue's or Dean Mora's?

My current earworm: A Little Angel Told Me So by Paul Pendarvis' Ork, perhaps the most understated sweet band of the mid 30s.

 

[killertomata]

Whose rendition...Wingy Manone's, Papa Bue's or Dean Mora's?

That would be Wingy.

And nifty, I was just in the grocery store, land of usually really bad music piped in to the aisles, and instead I got to hear GM's In the Mood! That was a nice surprise.

 

[Diamondback]

Kenny Loggins, Danger Zone. Needs screaming Pratt & Whitney accompaniment, though...

 

[Smithy]

Before going to the pub last night, it was a selection of Benny Goodman, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, and all rounded off with our traditional pre-pub song La Grange by ZZ Top

 

[Empyrium]

"How fortunate the man with none" by Noekk (Old Empyrium)

 

[Dr Doran]

My friend's grandmother died and my friend doesn't know jack about music, so I got about 30 CDs. This is what is on today's and yesterday's playlist:

1/ Mediocre tango compilation called "Tangos!"
2/ Folk Song American II from Smithsonian Recordings; I don't like it yet, it might need more listenings
3/ Louis Armstrong: Jeepers Creepers CD from a label called Golden Treasure
4/ Harry James "I've Heard that Song Before" CD also on Golden Treasure, excellent CD
5/ Don Neely's Royal Society Jazz Orchestra: "Roll Up the Carpet" CD my upstairs neighbor burned for me
And not from the grandmother:
1/ Probably some Einsturzende Neubauten later today: either Strategies Against Architecture or something else
2/ I'll drag out some LPs at some point: Swans, I think

 

[Samsa]

Frontier Ruckus - "The Blood"

 

[carter]

Sarah Vaughn and Lena Horne.

 

[Samsa]

"Hope There's Someone" - Antony and the Johnsons

 

[shizzy]

I have pretty much left the Jazz station on in my car (radio sucks around here) and for some odd reason I have been listing to trance and orbital music.

 

[Smithy]

Bit of a shindig last night with the neighbours which tapped its feet to Ronny Jordan, Mauracher, Manu Chao, New Order and Chicane.

All went very well with the gin

 

[Colby Jack]

Let's see...This morning I'm listening to The Dreggs..."Night of the living Dreggs"...Sort of an eclectic compilation from baroque to bluegrass....:eusa_clap

 

[LizzieMaine]

I'm reviewing a real rarity -- about a dozen hours of local news coverage of the JFK assassination, airchecked off station WBAP in Fort Worth. Some of this is ABC and NBC Radio Network material, but much of it features first hand local reaction to the shooting and its aftermath. Fascinating listening.

The most bizarre bit heard thus far: after the first bulletin came in, the musical selection which followed immediately was Glenn Miller's "In The Mood."

 

[RIOT]

Currently listening to the female Elvis herself, Janis Martin.

 

[Samsa]

Chuck Berry - "Brown-Eyed Handsome Man"

 

[Prairie Dog]

I'm currently have 5 CDs in rotation-

Shut Down, Vol. 2 (The Beach Boys)
Roustabout/Viva Las Vegas (Elvis Presley)
Feels Like Today (Rascal Flatts)
It Might As Well Be Swing (Sinatra/Basie)
Timeless (Martina McBride)

 

[PA Dancer]

I've been in a Kay Starr kinda mood lately

 

[BJBAmerica]

Fred Astaire - Irving Berlin Songbook......Great 50's, jazzy treatments of Berlin classics!

 

[Mid-fogey]

Big Bands Station

Our cable comes with several non-stop music channels. One is non-stop swing music. We play it and the jazz channel often.

 

[Sunny]

Broadway Is My Beat -
"From Times Square to Columbus Circle, the gaudiest, the most violent, the lonesomest mile in the world."