My internet grand mere took good care of me by recommending to me some jazz songs for the classroom. Here were her suggestions if you missed them in the comments section:
She also offered another suggestion – What A Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong – which brought me to the album, Jazz for Kids, by various artists:
(UPDATE: I just added A Love Supreme Part 1 by John Coltane thanks to the suggestion of Jon.) A sweet jazz day to you, Jon.
- Rhode Island Is Famous For You by Blossom Dearie
- What's New At The Zoo with Mel Torme and Margaret Whiting
- Now You Has Jazz by Louis Armstrong and Bing Crosby
She also offered another suggestion – What A Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong – which brought me to the album, Jazz for Kids, by various artists:
- Doop-Doo-De-Doop by Blossom Dearie
- When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob, Bobin' Along by Carmen McRae
- Mumbles by Clark Terry & Oscar Peterson Trio
- Old McDonald by Ella Fitzgerald
- The Muffin Man by Ella Fitzgerald
- Rag Mop by Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra
- Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens by Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five
- Yes, We Have No Bananas by Louis Prima
- Chicken Rhythm by Slim Gaillard
- Potato Chips by Slim Gaillard
(UPDATE: I just added A Love Supreme Part 1 by John Coltane thanks to the suggestion of Jon.) A sweet jazz day to you, Jon.
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1 comment:
I LOVE "Rag Mop."
What fun you and your lucky students are going to have.
If you ever want some very calm, relaxing music, let me know. I have several albums of Indonesian gamelan music, and I'd be happy to cut a CD for you.
Cheers!
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