| Red Holloway (2006) | |
|---|---|
| James "Red" Holloway has had a star-studded career -- performing with Dexter Gordon, Lionel Hampton, Jack McDuff, Billie Holiday, Ben Webster, Sonny Rollins, and Lester Young. He's best known for his partnership with Sonny Stitt and currently is one of the busiest musicians on the international stage. |
| Pick | Artist | Album | Song | Label |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| # 1 | Duke Ellington and His Orchestra featuring Johnny Hodges | Carnegie Concert, 1944 | In the Mood to Be Wooed | (Prestige) |
| # 2 | Sonny Stitt and Red Holloway | Just Friends (LP) | The Way You Look Tonight | (Affinity) |
| # 3 | The Red Holloway/Clark Terry Sextet | Locksmith Blues | Locksmith Blues | (Concord) |
| # 4 | Horace Silver featuring Andy Bey | It's Got to Be Funky | It's Got to Be Funky | (Columbia) |
| # 5 | Red Holloway featuring Cedar Walton | Red Holloway and Co. | Passion Flower | (Concord) |
| # 6 | Plas Johnson and Red Holloway | Keep That Groove Goin' | Keep That Groove Goin' | (Milestone) |
| # 7 | Red Holloway featuring Frank Wess | Coast to Coast | Still Groovin' | (Milestone) |
| Book | Mark Levine, "The Jazz Theory Book" | |||
| Luxury Item | "Money!" | |||
| Phillip Greenlief
13 Feb | Julie Kelly
20 Feb | Patrick Wolff
16 Jan |