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J.P Teaches You To Rock!! (Columbia Records)
Step 1. The overexcited greeting
Step 2. A little air guitar
Step 3. Laugh at a joke
Step 4. Lay your cards on the table
Step 5. “I’m totally broke!”
Step 6: Always finish with Jazz Hands…
“Hi Fi Fo Fum” Marty Gold and His Orchestra Vik Records 1958 Photo by Dave Hecht From back in the day when the guys in the art dept were allowed to have fun and were free to do the most crazy stuff they could think of. That’s the spirit we celebrate here!
“Cookin’!” Zoot Sims Another in the Popular Jazz Series from Fontana Records Zoot Sims (ts), Stan Tracey (p), Kenny Napper (b), Jackie Dougan (d), joined on one track by Ronnie Scott (ts) and Jimmy Deuchar (t)
Recorded 13th –15th November 1961. Tracks include: Desperation/ Love For Sale/ Gone With The Wind/ Blues In E Flat/ Somebody Loves Me/ Stompin’ At The Savoy/ Autumn Leaves
I found this on a neat site of jazz album covers called… Cover Jazz. Check it out.
“Baila Baila (Dance-Dance)” Ray Terrace with featured vocalist Manny Roman Jubilee Records “Ray’s Beat” and “Aye Que Frio” are a worth the price of admission to this rare original mid-sixties, mambo mover-groover.
“SwingaBILLYty” The Versatile Music of Billy Maxted and his Manhattan Jazz Band. K&H Records
“Wonderful World, Beautiful People” Jimmy Cliff A&M Records 1969. One of my favorites! Supposedly Bob Dylan said that “Vietnam” was the best protest song he ever heard.
“Tom Thumb” and “Puss n’ Boots” on Audiola from Brazil. You gotta wonder about those mushrooms.
