Podcasts about memories of you

“Honeysuckle Rose,” an absolute anthem of the Roaring Twenties, was born in a New York speakeasy almost a hundred years ago.The story of the song's roots is related by Barry Singer in his biography of lyricist Andy Razaf. The tune — or at least its title — was born at the Club Alabam in Harlem as far back as the winter of 1924, when a young Razaf won a chance to perform a song for which he would write both the words and music.The whole business was staged at the club with full chorus of what Singer described as an "eye-pleasing bevy of show girls" billed as "The Honeysuckle Rosebuds." It was from those hoofers that Razaf picked his title: "Honeysuckle Rose."The Name's the ThingActually, Andy's original melody was no great shakes — in fact, Razaf junked both it and the lyrics right after the show closed — but he just couldn't forget that title. Now fast-forward five years. It's 1929 and Razaf is working with his new partner — the great Fats Waller — to finish their third song for a soon-to-be-forgotten show called “Load of Coal.” We find Andy stitching his old title and a few other elements to the chorus. At some point, he decides he had better telephone Fats to check his work. It's a good thing he does; over the phone, they have to add a new eight-bar bridge in the middle of the tune, because Waller can't remember what he wrote the day before.After many minutes of desperate humming and shouting back and forth, Razaf lays down the phone to dash to his piano and try out what they have. When he gets back, he finds the line is dead. Waller has gotten bored and hung up.Neither Razaf nor Waller realize that they have written an immortal song. “We thought very little of it at the time," Razaf recalled. (Of course, the tune would be recorded more than 500 times by major artists such as Tommy Dorsey, Count Basie, Coleman Hawkins, Earl Hines, Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman, Lena Horne, Nat King Cole and many others. Fats' own 1934 recording was inducted in the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1999.)And From There…“Honeysuckle Rose” was a defining piece for Waller and Razaf, who would collaborate on other memorable songs, including “Ain't Misbehavin',” “My Fate Is In Your Hands,” “Black And Blue,” “Blue Turning Gray” and “When Gabriel Blows His Horn.”While Waller became one of the best-known entertainers of the '30s and '40s, Razaf went on to write lyrics for over a thousand more songs, including “In The Mood,” “Stompin' At The Savoy” and “Memories Of You.”Oh and if you're ever in Asbury Park, NJ, you can tour the house where Fats and Andy wrote the song. “The Honeysuckle Rose House” at 119 Atkins still stands, looking much as it did in the late 1920s. And has its own website.Our Take On the TuneYou can learn about how versatile a band is by listening to its handling of instrumentals. Without the poetics of the lyrics or the theatrics of the singer, it's up to the soloists to bring drama to the song. To hear what we mean, listen to this four-minute track from a recent Flood show. Vanessa Coffman opens the action with her tasteful statement of the melody. Then about a minute in, she begins to weave and spin brilliant new threads on that old familiar frame with her tenor sax, beautiful work that then inspires her bandmate, guitarist Danny Cox, when he follows with some gorgeous strings of his own. Yes, Veezy and Danny bring the honey to this rose.The Swing ChannelIf you'd like more of this style of music, don't miss the free Swingin' Channel in our Radio Floodango music streaming service. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

https://www.richandlisamusic.com/ Rich Wyman and Lisa Needham talk about their latest single Memories Of You, and much more.

HyperHousetracklist mix 2551. Memories Of You. Kyle Walker & Max Styler  2. Moon Groove. Noizu (Extended Mix)3. Beautiful. Claptone, lau.ra (James Hype Extended remix)4. Let It Kill Ya. Ferreck Dawn feat. Ashibah5. Superstar. Will Watt6. Forever. Ry Hill VIP7. Take Care. RAJE X IILO (feat. Tali Burton)8. Ceviche. Sintra & Billy Cave9. Muse Groove. Hector Couto, Disom (Latmun remix)10. No Drama. Walker & Royce, Sophiegrophy  (Club Version)11. Brown Eyes. RSquared blanc12. Kick It. SALADIN  (Gene Farris remix)13. Cardio. Glass Petals & Drew Ray Tanner 14. All Night. Galo15. Stress. Pretence  16. Nowhere. WENZDAY17. Heartbreaker. Kneptunes  18. Pink Shoes. Black Caviar X Lee Wilson  19. Grenade. Claude VonStroke & EPROM (Detroit Edit Shorter Break)20. Stay Strong. Audiojack  5 august 2022House Tech House

NY在住のジャズ・シンガーMisuzu Watanabeが、「ジャズがもっと好きになる」をテーマに、朝と夜にぴったりな楽曲を紹介するプログラム。時代背景や、アーティストのスタイル、楽器の特徴に注目しながらセレクトします。 本日の一曲： Eddie Danniels and / Memories Of You

Playlist: 1. Our Love is Here to Stay (G. Gershwin /I. Gershwin), Dexter Gordon e Ben Webster, Tenor Titans, Storyville (1972/1997)..2. In a Mellow Tone (D. Ellington), Dexter Gordon e Ben Webster, Tenor Titans, Storyville (1972/1997)..3. It's The Talk of The Town (J. Livingston), Dizzy Gillespie e Stan Gets, Diz and Getz, Verve, 1955..4. Siboney Pt. 1 e Pt.2 (E. Lecuona), Dizzy Gillespie e StanGets, Diz and Getz, Verve, 1955..5. Confirmation (C. Parker), Dizzy Gillespie , Sonny Stitt, John Lewis, Hank Jones , Percy Heath , Max Roach, The Bop Sessions, Sonet, 1975..6. Orange Was the Color of Her Dress, Then Silk Blues, Charles Mingus, Mingus Plays Piano, Impulse!, 1964, ..7. Work Song, Charles Mingus, Mingus at the Bohemia, Debut Records, 1955..8. Memories Of You, Charles Mingus, Mingus at the Bohemia, Debut Records, 1955

Playlist: 1. Our Love is Here to Stay (G. Gershwin /I. Gershwin), Dexter Gordon e Ben Webster, Tenor Titans, Storyville (1972/1997)..2. In a Mellow Tone (D. Ellington), Dexter Gordon e Ben Webster, Tenor Titans, Storyville (1972/1997)..3. It's The Talk of The Town (J. Livingston), Dizzy Gillespie e Stan Gets, Diz and Getz, Verve, 1955..4. Siboney Pt. 1 e Pt.2 (E. Lecuona), Dizzy Gillespie e StanGets, Diz and Getz, Verve, 1955..5. Confirmation (C. Parker), Dizzy Gillespie , Sonny Stitt, John Lewis, Hank Jones , Percy Heath , Max Roach, The Bop Sessions, Sonet, 1975..6. Orange Was the Color of Her Dress, Then Silk Blues, Charles Mingus, Mingus Plays Piano, Impulse!, 1964, ..7. Work Song, Charles Mingus, Mingus at the Bohemia, Debut Records, 1955..8. Memories Of You, Charles Mingus, Mingus at the Bohemia, Debut Records, 1955

Playlist: 1. Our Love is Here to Stay (G. Gershwin /I. Gershwin), Dexter Gordon e Ben Webster, Tenor Titans, Storyville (1972/1997)..2. In a Mellow Tone (D. Ellington), Dexter Gordon e Ben Webster, Tenor Titans, Storyville (1972/1997)..3. It's The Talk of The Town (J. Livingston), Dizzy Gillespie e Stan Gets, Diz and Getz, Verve, 1955..4. Siboney Pt. 1 e Pt.2 (E. Lecuona), Dizzy Gillespie e StanGets, Diz and Getz, Verve, 1955..5. Confirmation (C. Parker), Dizzy Gillespie , Sonny Stitt, John Lewis, Hank Jones , Percy Heath , Max Roach, The Bop Sessions, Sonet, 1975..6. Orange Was the Color of Her Dress, Then Silk Blues, Charles Mingus, Mingus Plays Piano, Impulse!, 1964, ..7. Work Song, Charles Mingus, Mingus at the Bohemia, Debut Records, 1955..8. Memories Of You, Charles Mingus, Mingus at the Bohemia, Debut Records, 1955

Playlist: 1. The Box, Pulsar Ensemble, OddSquare, Autoproduzione, 2018..2. Veliero, Stefano Grasso Fat Trio, Alberi, Autoproduzione, 2018..3. Spirit Splitter (No. 54) , Mary Halvorson Octet, Away With You, Firehouse 12 Records, 2016..4. Dark Squares, Jamie Saft, You Don't Know The Life, RareNoiseRecords, 2019..5. Pienso En Tu Mira, Rosalia, El Mal Querer, Columbia Records, 2018..6. Claxxx feat. Raaj, Claudio Miotti Claxxx, Claxxx, Auand, 2018..7. Numer, Human Feel, Gold, Skirl Records, 2019..8. Ita, Teto Preto, Pedra Preta, Mamba Rec, 2018..9. Cadenas, Miguel Zenon feat. Spektral Quartet, Yo Soy La Tradición, Miel Music, 2018..10. Flamingos (feat. Tuyo), Baco Exu Do Blues, Bluesman, 999, 2018..11. Hot Butter, Nathy Peluso, La Sandunguera, Everlasting Records, 2018..12. Memories Of You, Charles Mingus, Mingus Plays Piano, Impulse! Records, 1964..13. Air Waves, Franco D'Andrea Octet, Intervals II, Parco della Musica Records, 2019

Playlist: 1. The Box, Pulsar Ensemble, OddSquare, Autoproduzione, 2018..2. Veliero, Stefano Grasso Fat Trio, Alberi, Autoproduzione, 2018..3. Spirit Splitter (No. 54) , Mary Halvorson Octet, Away With You, Firehouse 12 Records, 2016..4. Dark Squares, Jamie Saft, You Don't Know The Life, RareNoiseRecords, 2019..5. Pienso En Tu Mira, Rosalia, El Mal Querer, Columbia Records, 2018..6. Claxxx feat. Raaj, Claudio Miotti Claxxx, Claxxx, Auand, 2018..7. Numer, Human Feel, Gold, Skirl Records, 2019..8. Ita, Teto Preto, Pedra Preta, Mamba Rec, 2018..9. Cadenas, Miguel Zenon feat. Spektral Quartet, Yo Soy La Tradición, Miel Music, 2018..10. Flamingos (feat. Tuyo), Baco Exu Do Blues, Bluesman, 999, 2018..11. Hot Butter, Nathy Peluso, La Sandunguera, Everlasting Records, 2018..12. Memories Of You, Charles Mingus, Mingus Plays Piano, Impulse! Records, 1964..13. Air Waves, Franco D'Andrea Octet, Intervals II, Parco della Musica Records, 2019

Playlist: 1. The Box, Pulsar Ensemble, OddSquare, Autoproduzione, 2018..2. Veliero, Stefano Grasso Fat Trio, Alberi, Autoproduzione, 2018..3. Spirit Splitter (No. 54) , Mary Halvorson Octet, Away With You, Firehouse 12 Records, 2016..4. Dark Squares, Jamie Saft, You Don't Know The Life, RareNoiseRecords, 2019..5. Pienso En Tu Mira, Rosalia, El Mal Querer, Columbia Records, 2018..6. Claxxx feat. Raaj, Claudio Miotti Claxxx, Claxxx, Auand, 2018..7. Numer, Human Feel, Gold, Skirl Records, 2019..8. Ita, Teto Preto, Pedra Preta, Mamba Rec, 2018..9. Cadenas, Miguel Zenon feat. Spektral Quartet, Yo Soy La Tradición, Miel Music, 2018..10. Flamingos (feat. Tuyo), Baco Exu Do Blues, Bluesman, 999, 2018..11. Hot Butter, Nathy Peluso, La Sandunguera, Everlasting Records, 2018..12. Memories Of You, Charles Mingus, Mingus Plays Piano, Impulse! Records, 1964..13. Air Waves, Franco D'Andrea Octet, Intervals II, Parco della Musica Records, 2019

Steen Vig og Bluesicians leika lögin We Sure Do Need Him Now, Memphis Blues, Blue Turning Grey Over You, Taps Miller, Kansas City Blues, Foo Foo Blues og Tee. Jimmy Knepper Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You, Close As Pages In A Book og Irresistible You. Tríó Bill Evans og Frank Minon flytja lögin So What, Flamenco Skethces og Round Midnight. Charles Mingus og hljómsveit flytja lögin Fifty Street Blues, Conversation, East Coasting, West Coast Ghost, Celia og Memories Of You.

Steen Vig og Bluesicians leika lögin We Sure Do Need Him Now, Memphis Blues, Blue Turning Grey Over You, Taps Miller, Kansas City Blues, Foo Foo Blues og Tee. Jimmy Knepper Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You, Close As Pages In A Book og Irresistible You. Tríó Bill Evans og Frank Minon flytja lögin So What, Flamenco Skethces og Round Midnight. Charles Mingus og hljómsveit flytja lögin Fifty Street Blues, Conversation, East Coasting, West Coast Ghost, Celia og Memories Of You.

Lionel Hampton is one of the legendary figures of the jazz world. For most of his career, he has led his own bands, although for a while he did play with Benny Goodman. His main instrument is the vibraharp, but there is always a second drum kit on stage for him to perform on, and he also plays the piano and sings. In conversation with Roy Plomley, this versatile musician talks about his long career and chooses the eight records he would take to the mythical island. [Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: Memories Of You by Louis Armstrong Book: Science and Health, with a Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy Luxury: Tape recorder

Lionel Hampton is one of the legendary figures of the jazz world. For most of his career, he has led his own bands, although for a while he did play with Benny Goodman. His main instrument is the vibraharp, but there is always a second drum kit on stage for him to perform on, and he also plays the piano and sings.In conversation with Roy Plomley, this versatile musician talks about his long career and chooses the eight records he would take to the mythical island.[Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: Memories Of You by Louis Armstrong Book: Science and Health, with a Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy Luxury: Tape recorder