Enjoying not new music

Usually I scope out a bunch of new tunes every few weeks so I can keep my radio show, Beef Jerky Time, fresh and cool and interesting. But I haven't had time to sit down and research good new music for ages. My library is in pretty good shape though, so I can still put together good shows "from the stacks." Here are two recent ones--an all-jazz show 2 weeks ago, and a "soundtrack" edition last week. All streaming live on WVEW, Weds nites from 7-8pm Eastern.

10*22*08--Jazz edition

• St. Thomas: Sonny Rollins
  
• Blue Skies (Irving Berlin): Ella Fitzgerald
  
• What's Your Story, Morning Glory (Jimmie Lunceford): American Jazz Orchestra
  
• Baby, It's Cold Outside: Jimmy Smith & Weds Montgomery
  
• My Fate Is In Your Hands: Butch Thompson
  
• So Near & Yet So Far (Cole Porter): Bobby Short
  
• Doddlin': Horace Silver
  
• Egyptian Fantasy: Sidney Bechet
  
• You've Been a Good Old Wagon: Dinah Washington
  
• Too Much of a Good Thing: Coleman Hawkins
  
• Time on My Hands: Ben Webster Quintet
  
• East St. Louis Toodle-Oo: Duke Ellington

10*29*08--Soundtracks!

• Dr. Who theme
  
• Lust for Life: Iggy Pop (from Trainspotting)
  
• Needle in the Camel's Eye: Brian Eno (from Velvet Goldmine)
  
• Maniac: Michael Sambello (from Flashdance)
  
• Pachanga Diferente: René Tourzet (from Bottle Rocket)
  
• Pretty in Pink: Psychedelic Furs (from Pretty in Pink)
  
• Lined Up: Elastica (from Mallrats)
  
• A quoi sert de vivre libre: Fanny Ardant (from 8 Women)
  
• You Can Get It If You Really Want: Jimmy Cliff (from The Harder They Come)
  
• Look Sharp!: Joe Jackson (from Freaks & Geeks)
  
• Nothing In This World Can Stop Worryin' Bout That Girl: The Kinks (from Rushmore)
  
• Beauty School Dropout: Frankie Avalon (from Grease)
  
• TV Party: Black Flag (from Repo Man)
  
• Put Your Dreams Away (for Another Day): Ruth Lowe (from Lolita)
  
• Against All Odds: Phil Collins (from Against All Odds)
  
• Rollin' with my Homies: Coolio (from Clueless)
  
• With These Hands: Tom Jones (from Edward Scissorhands)
  
• Moonlighting theme: Al Jarreau