Thank you if. This hour of Katie r.t. Programming is underwritten by Woodstock s pizza supporting the Davis community and local nonprofit organizations for 30 years Woodstock s provides pizza with purpose by creating meaningful partnerships and hosting group fundraisers in their downtown Davis location more information at Woodstock s Davis dot com d. If. You know what was on the jukebox in the flooded. Now Man look at. The bad. Cats and kittens Welcome to another edition of Juke in the back 19 forty s and fifty s rhythm and blues you can use from the top your head to the soles on your worn out walking shoes I m your host Matt the cat and this week I m loading our Rock ola jukebox with an armful of 70 eight s from 2 record labels peacock and Duke that s right I m going to dedicate the entire hour of this week s rhythm and blues spectacular to 2 of the greatest rhythm and blues labels of all time let s jump right in showing our story begins with John Roby who was born in the 1st of Nov
Color played a role in the beginnings of jazz says 87 year old Creole clarinet and sax player Charlie Gabriel we ve all been grieving and down here the northeast this news that s why it s the gumball state. Everybody all in different cultures if in the long run. Charlie Gabriel featured player in the Preservation Hall Jazz Band looks back with us into the Creole spirit of jazz we ll be joined this hour with music from New Orleans creels Jelly Roll Morton Sidney Beacham Allen Toussaint and Fats Domino as well as people drawn to their music like Tom Waits and Del McCoury. New Orleans Creole Music 1st with Deacon John letting the good times roll on American roots. To. Sell books. a 9 years of age he d sold over 75000000 records his 1st language was French Creole one prominent early Creole musician was cornet player Buddy Bolden leading the 2nd line at the beginning of the last century others picked up the torture. Jazz continued to grow out of spasm bands street parades and cotillions e
You. Somebody s got to go. You know there are he you know. They re in this thing and. Then you know. They don t do and don t worry about them you. Are right there s the other Jordan here in Chicago that s Louis Jordan from 1946 with a broadcast performance Don t worry mountain that mule and get started on this hour of blues before sunrise it s the blues heritage showcase broadcasting in glorious man originating from Chicago did I say that already and I know I didn t say that I m Steve coaching I am Cause I m here each week with you to blow the dust off of some of the forgotten sounds and losing heritage and tell you what this who is Jordan starts off our special for the week it s a real simple thing called dues and don ts B.B. s gives you your do s and don ts by playing tunes that have the word do and don t start the title of each tune and from this point on until the end of the program about 4 hours from now we re you re probably going to lose any you do and don t record. As any one
The music to remember him by and hopefully we re proud of that. We re going to hear 7 Yeah like the man said Arthur Montana Taylor live on a radio show and this is jazz that was hosted by Rudy Palash and his was the voice that heard introducing mom Santa at the beginning of that track the 5 o clock news before that a Blue Note recording all of. Johnson barrel house breakdown with the Eunice East almost featured on the guitar there one before that king of the Harlem stride piano or at least most people feel that way about change p. Johnson and that was another Blue Note recording a number that s not often heard by him or anyone else for that matter Carolina Balmoral. Ok here s a little thing that inspired young Elvis Presley to get in the recording studio and mess around with rhythm and blues here as. Part of the big boy crude up with catch Baby you whine whine used to do it to explode. In Baghdad to let us all. That stuff. That. There you go an oldie but a goodie from Chuck Berry
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