We got rolling with a suggestion from Phil, I'm Old Fashioned (III-186). Next was a surprise call from Steve M, a bit of bop called Barbados (II-35). Jack D took it a bit easier with Yesterdays (I-454). Your scribe slowed it down even more with Hoagy Carmichael's Baltimore Oriole (II-34). Back to bop, only down-tempo, Wes got us to tackle Donna Lee (I-123).
Annie got the next call, Dearly Beloved (I-103). Dick sang There Will Never Be Another You (I-407). Back to Annie, we worked on Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You (I-153). Dick called In A Mellow Tone (I-206). For an instrumental break, Tom chose Alright, OK, You Win (I-24), which turned into quite an extended version. Back to the vocalists, we went with Annie's choice of Never Let Me Go (III-299), followed by Dick's pick, Doxy (II-110). Finally getting around to Sam, we tackled his choice, I'm Sitting On Top Of The World (III-187). More vocal fun followed with Annie singing When I Fall In Love (I-439). Dick chose something out of his usual repertoire, I Should Care (I-194). We finished the evening with a call by Phil, My Romance (I-289).
Participant Picks
Carl
Charles Mingus
Pussy Cat Dues
Dick
How High The Moon
Mary Ford and Les Paul
June Christy (vocal), Nat King Cole (piano), Mel Torme
(drums)
Wes
Charlie Parker
Barbados
Jack
Chet Baker
Alone Together
Phil
Bill Evans
Spartacus Love Theme
Tom
Herbie Hancock
Watermelon Man
Steve H
Hoagy Carmichael
Baltimore Oriole
Carmen McRae
Judy Roderick
Enjoy!
--SJH
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