This is volume two of the Jump connection. A bit more of a certain genre as you will notice. Not much more about this connection, just listen to it. That is all there is. Except for that the cover is the same and the numbering continues.
What's The Connection? Jump 2
23 Dr. Zoot - Jump, Jive, and Shake
24 Joe Hill Louis - Joe's Jump
25 John Worthan - The Cats Were Jumpin'
26 Eight to the Bar - Do You Wanna Jump, Children
27 Cherry Poppin' Daddies - The Joint Is Jumpin'
28 Harry James & His Music Makers - Two O'Clock Jump
29 Brian Setzer Orchestra - Jump, Jive, An' Wail
30 Zulu Lightning - Hol' Up Ya Foot & Jump
31 Steve Lucky & The Rhumba Bums - Jumptown
32 George Shearing Quintet - Jumpin' with Symphony Sid
33 Piano Red - Jump Man Jump
34 Perez Prado - Jumping At The Woodside
35 Louis Jordan - Up Jumped The Devil
36 Jerry Williams - This Joint Is Jumping
37 Stan Kenton - Jump For Joe
38 The Chicago Line - Jump Back
39 Aztec Camera - Jump
40 Elvis Costello - Jump Up [Honky Tonk Demo]
41 Count Basie Orchestra - One O'Clock Jump
42 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy - Jumpin' Jack
43 Tommy Scott & His Ramblers - Jumpin' From 6 To 6
44 The Carnaby - Jump and Dance
45 Wayne Hancock - Juke Joint Jumping
46 Artie Shaw - Hop, Skip And Jump
47 Jools Holland and The Rhythm & Blues Orchestra - Jump For Joy
Two artists Jump to mind,
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and the Dutch artist, painter, shooter, pianist, junkie, singer, Herman Brood. Both died of defenestration.
On a lighter note
The Fouryo's had a hit with Sprong In Het Heelal, they are best known for the hit Zeg Niet Nee
One of the greatest, Peter Koelewijn had (goosebumps) De Sprong In Het Duister. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZarxAS8SUKk In a few lines he paints life over birth, childhood, adolescence, wedding, death: every period, a jump into the unknown.....
Gysin has a jump album but not a song. I've got Nina Hagen and Herman but not solo. As for Sprong, that's my family name...
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