The Dreamsville Podcast - Episode 2

Finally the Dreamsville Podcast 2 is finished. I really want to thank everybody who left all the positive comments on the last one and I apologise for taking so long with the second. Special thanks to the folks at Cliff Notes! an Oak Cliff Bookstore for asking for a new episode to play in their new bookshop, you sort of woke me up and got me to finish it up. Here you go guys. You can get it at the new Dreamsville Podcast site.

Here's the tracklist

Mary Lou Williams - Kool Bongo

The Smart Set - It's A Lonesome Old Town

Joe Harnell - Midnight Madness

Thelonius Monk - Hackensack

Stanley Wilson - The Juke Box

The Nervous Set Company - Overture: Man We're Beat

Cecil Young Progressive Quartet - Who Parked The Car

Robert Prince - Improvisation

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - It's A Long Way Down

Bob Dorough - Dog

The Aaron Bell Orchestra - Session At Pete's Pad

Kenneth Patchen With The Chamber Jazz Sextet - Limmericks

Luke Hennessy...Homicide

G-Men & Gangsters Trading Cards

For The Junior G-Men

They don't make toys like this anymore.

Music To Play In The Dark - Bianchi & The Jungle Sex-Tet

Bianchi & The Jungle Sex-Tet were a supergroup of musicians who treaded that fine line between jazz and lounge. Bianchi is actually flautist Bob Romeo, whose album Aphrodesia is another calssic in the same vein as this. The roster also includes Brazilian bossa nova guitarist Laurindo Almeida, and Eddie Cano, Alvin Stoller, Rafael Vasquez Jr. and Carlos Videl. Music To Play In The Dark has a definite beatnik feel to it, mainly because of the bongos and flute, but the variety of foreign song stylings also give it that hint of exotica. Either way, it's easy to imagine sitting in a smoky jazz cellar, sipping espresso while listening.

Enjoy Bianchi & The Jungle Sex-Tet.

CAUTION!

The pulsating rhythms in this album are primitive and basic. Those unaccustomed (or accustomed) to dealing with aroused emotions are urged to listen with care!