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I made a poor quality microphone recording with my phone, of my car stereo. This streaming source, Seeburg1000, doesn't display or announce song titles. I don't think they have any record of them actually.
Can someone name this please?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/108eDm1nPPVVY3N-eyGaBtIRk0PHokqhu/view
Thanks so much
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Rockin’ in Rhythm
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JetJaguar
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Thanks very much.
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JetJaguar
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I heard this on Hammond organ once but can't find it at present. Does anyone know who might have recorded it? I thought Milt Buckner but can't find it.
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"Rockin' in Rhythm" is a jazz instrumental, originally performed by Duke Ellington and his big band, and credited to Ellington, Harry Carney, and Irving Mills. It was first recorded in January 1931 at the Cotton Club.
Here's my band and my transcription of it.
https://youtu.be/tTwgZH-8LRs?si=f87NxiCVuFOtc7lU
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| JetJaguar wrote: | I heard this on Hammond organ once but can't find it at present. Does anyone know who might have recorded it? I thought Milt Buckner but can't find it.
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It was a staple of Ellington's band, as the previous poster wrote. I've got three or four recordings of it by Duke's group, and in each instance Cat Anderson plays those glorious triples at the end of it.
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JetJaguar
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The organ version I was searching for turned out to be Weather Report. It's on Night Passage, which I own but rarely listen to.
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| Doug Elliott wrote: | Wikipedia
"Rockin' in Rhythm" is a jazz instrumental, originally performed by Duke Ellington and his big band, and credited to Ellington, Harry Carney, and Irving Mills. It was first recorded in January 1931 at the Cotton Club.
Here's my band and my transcription of it.
https://youtu.be/tTwgZH-8LRs?si=f87NxiCVuFOtc7lU |
Really nice! I enjoyed it, thanks.
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Weather Report. Wow, I wouldn't've expected this from them. Interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzXu0oLpDss
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They kept us on our toes, to be sure.
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