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In time for Jazz Appreciation Month, a program of solo jazz piano. Artists include: Teddy Wilson, Jelly Roll Morton, Lennie Tristano, Art Tatum, Mary Lou Williams and Billy Strayhorn.

Music includes: Blue Skies, Body and Soul, Shreveport Stomps, Bass Goin Crazy, Spontaneous Combustion and It Had to Be You.

Boogie Woogie classics from 1939. Tunes include: Steady Rock Blues, Shout For Joy, Deep Fives, Woo Woo and Pinetop's Boogie Woogie.

Performers include: Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, Meade Lux Lewis, Harry James, Woody Herman and Clarence Lofton.

performance by Pierre Simões

Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne has been releasing albums for over two decades, and playing music for over six. Yet he has no intention of slowing down, driven by inspiration and perspiration, the Blues Boss is fresh of the release of his 10th album "Inspired By The Blues". Kenny recalls his experiences growing up around music, first starting in the choirs of the churches his father preached in, then receiving influence from family members considered a bit more free spirited. To working with other musicians until he eventually began to develop his own voice and was convinced to try the blues, which he ended up being a natural at with his smooth voice and upbeat piano playing. Join the tiger and hear the journey of a young boy in America, who after many years ended up in west coast Canada, and ended up finding something special in a style of music he had never truly pursued before. Which eventually would earn him a spot in the Boogie Woogie Hall of Fame, a Juno award plus multiple nominations, as well as multiple "Piano Player of the Year" awards from various groups such as Maple Blues and Living Blues Magazine!

Music includes: For Sentimental Reasons, Divorce Me COD, Good Morning Heartache, Lover Man, Prisoner of Love, Chopin Prelude #6 and Down In the Valley.

Performers include: Billie Holiday, Burl Ives, Perry Como, Nat King Cole, Charlie Parker, Merle Travis, Arthur Rubinstein, Albert Ammons and Spike Jones.

For National Piano Month, a collection of piano music from the first half of the 20th Century.

Artists include: Jelly Roll Morton, Teddy Wilson, Albert Ammons,  Dinu Lipatti, Moon Mullican, Art Tatum and Hazel Scott.

Works include: Boogie Woogie Stomp, Chopin's Nocturne #8, I Left My Heart In Texas, Tiger Rag, Sweetheart O Mine and Warsaw Concerto.

Hit records from 1940, including: Summit Ridge Drive, Tuxedo Junction, Stardust, Falling In Love Again, New San Antonio Rose, I'll Get Along Somehow and A Nightingale Sang in Barkley Square.

Performers include: Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Pete Johnson, Billie Holiday, Ernest Tubb, Leopold Stokowski, Artie Shaw and Glenn Miller.

Chuck Berry - Down The Road Apiece

This podcast is for Boogie & Funky music fans – Этот подкаст для любителей музыки в стиле Фанки и Буги – компопзиции в которых упоминается слово Boogie и не только – дюжина треков и бонус на русском языке : )

Greetings Soupaholics! When I asked today's guest DJ if he would put a little something together for us I was kinda surprised by the realization that this is his first mix for Beat Soup.  Clearly an oversight on my part, 'cuz Vitamindevo is a well known staple in the SF underground house scene, a fantastic DJ & producer, and a helluva nice guy to boot.  So, my apologies for taking so long to introduce you to this immensely talented soul . . . and with that, make sure to grab a napkin 'cuz this bowl of soup is gonna get MESSY! Connect with Vitamindevo on Facebook and Twitter, and check out his other sounds on Soundcloud.  And make sure to follow Beat Soup as well! BIO:Vitamindevo’s genre of choice is tech house, but he loves mixing it with spacey breaks, dub-tech, deep house, and acid elements. Music has always been his preferred form of therapy since he was young enough to hear and would spend hours banging on the drums in his parent’s basement studio jamming to the sounds of 60′s and 70′s rock. Thankfully he never lost his obsession with music. In college he was first introduced to the electronic music scene in Florida, then after moving to Brooklyn in 2004, he began to be influenced by the industrial synchronicity, depth and scale of New York. Vitamindevo has now been a part of the scene for over fourteen years, including ten spent DJing and producing, and he has no desire to slow down now! He has performed up and down the East and West Coasts, at clubs, warehouses, forests and deserts in NYC, SF, LA, Northern California, and Nevada as both Vitamindevo and his old duo 3l3tronic while part of Robot Heart the early years. He has collaborated with Truth Now, Bianca Dino, Nico Tower, Stillwell, etc. His newest side project Gydyr, is a bass-focused alter-ego, that he has performed as at Warfield opening for Knife Party, as well as being an Insomniac Discovery Project winner. You don’t go to a Vitamindevo show to sit, you go to see the speakers explode with energy on a sweat-drenched dance floor where time seems to stand still. His shows are a multi-dimensional experience brought to life with him dancing with you while weaving layers of rich digital components. The only thing better than getting lost in his music is looking up and seeing him dancing right along with you.

Sorry for the delay kids, a little computer malfunction has been resolved and the crisis narrowly averted. Whew! But your extra 24 hour wait for this week's Beat Soup will be well worth it, as we have the live recording of J. Cush from his late night, after-hours set at The Ditch at Lightning in a Bottle 2014! #GetDitched

Hello kiddies!  Today we have a little something to help you decompress from that beautiful weekend at Lightning in a Bottle, by one of the crew who helped build the whole dang thing . . . a new, exclusive mix by Marcelo Moxy, only on Beat Soup! Happy Memorial day!

Good morning Soupsters!   Today I offer up a mix of my own as we get ready to make our annual pilgrimage to the Lightning in a Bottle music and art festival!  If you plan on joining us this year in Bradley, CA, you can always find me at The Woogie Stage, so come by and give me a high five. You can find some of my other mixes on my soundcloud page, I can be found on Facebook and I'd love to rock some tweets with you @DjSammyBliss. And as always, make sure to like Beat Soup on Facebook!

Back once again are the San Francisco based production/DJ duo ... the Sex Pixels!  These boys have played for us several times over the years, from driving through a snow storm to our gig in Reno, to rockin' our after-hours stage at LIB 2012 and finally showing what they've got on The Woogie Stage at LIB 2013, and they always play for keeps.  On top of that, this is their 2nd or 3rd bowl of soup for you fine folks and lemme just say . . . this is their best one yet! So make yourself a cocktail, pull out the sexy and enjoy 2 hours of Sex . . . Pixels baby!

Mounties paid us a visit in this episode. Not the RCMP, but the Canadian supergroup featuring Hawksley Workman, Ryan Dahle, and Steve Bays. We talked about funny dads, memorizing comedy routines, the ugly side of the music business, Hall and Oates, boogie-woogie, the name 'Squamish', and growing up in the '40s. Rock on.

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Hello there, my friends! Welcome back to the show! I'm glad you've decided to listen in! As I've been listening to my new CDs, I was impressed by all the boogie woogie, boogie grooves, and just general all around great songs so this show is called "Hand Picked Boogies!"  Folks, you know the routine! I now put all the hyperlinks to the shows on my main web site, http://bluzndablood.com. I'm trying to catch up so you're best bet is to go to iTunes, search for "bluzndablood" and subscribe! That makes it REALLY easy to get the shows! Keep in touch! Email me! Friend me on Facebook! Follow me on Twitter! Check out the BluzNdaBlood YouTube site! Keep the blues in the blood!Brutha Dave Harrison

Band arrangments of boogie woogie tunes.  Songs include: Pinetop's Boogie Woogie, Boogie woogie Bugle Boy, Honky Tonk Train Blues and Yancy Special.

Perfromers include: The Andrews Sisters, Bob Crosby Orchestra, Lionel Hampton, Harry James, Cab Calloway and Ted Heath. 

The musicians who brought boogie woogie into mainstream popularity in the 1930s and 1940s.  Pianists include: Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, Meade Lux Lewis, Hazel Scott and Jimmy Yancey.

Tunes include: Boogie Woogie Prayer, Bass Goin Crazy, Hazel's Boogie and Movin the Boogie.

Early boogie woogie pianists including: Jimmy Blythe, Cow Cow Davenport, Pinetop Smith and Romeo Nelson.

Tunes include: Pinetop's Boogie Woogie, Chicago Stomp, Cow Cow Blues and Head Rag Hop.