RIBS JSOB: Miles, Wes and B.B.

Welcome to the debut mix of the latest feature here at Rhythms In Black Satin. We’re calling this one RIBS JSOB… Jazz with a Side Order of Blues. Every other week on Tuesdays RIBS JSOB will explore a combination of some of our favorite Jazz and Blues artists.

The format will be similar to our regular, weekly Triple Play Thurs-Day mix (which of course we will continue to bring you each and every Thursday) as we select three artists from the world of Jazz and Blues and cook up a smooth mix of sound for your listening pleasure. Sometimes we’ll do 2 Jazz and 1 Blues artist, at other times we may change it around and do 1 Jazz and 2 Blues artists. Who knows as things develop the format may change into something completely different. But you can bet it will always be enjoyable in a “grown & sexy” kind of way! {smile}

So… as we set up our first Jazz w/Side Order of Blues buffet table we break out three giants of any of music (regardless of genre), the master of the Jazz trumpet, the master of the Jazz guitar and his royal majesty, the king of the Blues. This week we present to you the initial JSOB mix with:

1. Miles Davis
2. Wes Montgomery
3. B.B. King

RIBS JSOB: Miles, Wes and B.B.
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Playlist:

1. Miles Davis - So What [Kind Of Blue]
2. Wes Montgomery - California Dreaming [California Dreaming]
3. B.B. King - Into The Night [King Of The Blues]
4. Miles Davis - Milestones [Milestones]
5. Wes Montgomery - Sun Down [California Dreaming]
6. B.B. King - How Blue Can You Get [B.B. King-His Definitive Greatest Hits]
7. Miles Davis - All Blues [Kind Of Blue]
8. Wes Montgomery - Sunny [California Dreaming]
9. B.B. King - Why I Sing The Blues [B.B. King-His Definitive Greatest Hits]
10. Miles Davis - Green Haze [Bluing-Miles Davis Plays The Blues 1951-56]
11. Wes Montgomery - West Coast Blues [The Incredible Jazz Guitar]
12. B.B. King - Everyday I Have The Blues [King Of The Blues]
13. Miles Davis - Heartbreak Road [Bluing-Miles Davis Plays The Blues 1951-56]

Enjoy!

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