That knew black magic . . .

Here is a recent playlist from KDVS. Particulary effective was the sequence begining with Thenlonious Monk's Locomotive and moving through Sterling Brown's Long Gone to Meade Lux Lewis and finally Sidney de Paris.
	Count Basie featuring Joe Williams	Everyday I Have The Blues	Count Basie Swings, Joe Williams Sings	Verve
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	Thelonious Monk	Locomotive	Monk	Prestige
	Sterling Brown	Long Gone	An Anthology of Negro Poetry	Folkways
	Meade Lux Lewis	Honky Tonk Train Blues	Blue Note 1939-1949	Blue Note
	Sidney de Paris	The Call of the Blues	Blue Note 1939-1949	Blue Note
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	Eddie Jefferson	Sister Sadie	The Jazz Singer	Inner City
	King Pleasure	Jazz Jump	Mr. Jazz	United Artists
	Lambert, Hendricks & Ross	Avenue C	Sings a Song of Basie	ABC
	Count Basie featuring Joe Williams	Roll 'em Pete	Count Basie Swings, Joe Williams Sings	Verve
	Charles Brown	Driftin' Blues	Driftin' Blues	Alladdin
	Charles Brown	Seven Kisses Mambo	Driftin' Blues	Alladdin
	Sonny Clark	News for Lulu	Sonny's Crib	Blue Note
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	Carmen McRae	Miss Otis Regrets	At The Great American Music Hall	Blue Note
	Carmen McRae	Too Close For Comfort	At The Great American Music Hall	Blue Note
	Carmen McRae	Get It Straight	Carmen Sings Monk	Novus
	Thelonious Monk	In Walked Bud	Misterioso	Riverside
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	Bud Powell	Tea For Two	Bud Powell	Verve
	Bud Powell	Hallelujah	Bud Powell	Verve
	Eddie Jefferson	It's Only A Paper Moon	The Jazz Singer	Inner City
	Eddie Jefferson	Pinetop's Boogie Woogie	The Jazz Singer	Inner City
	King Pleasure featuring Jon Hendricks	Don't Get Scared	Mr. Jazz	United Artists
	Albert Ammons	Boogie Woogie Blues	Blue Note 1939-1949	Blue Note
	Edmund Hall All-Stars	Seein' Red	Blue Note 1939-1949	Blue Note
	Claude McKay	St. Issac's Church	An Anthology of Negro Poetry	Folkways
	Claude McKay	Tropics in New York	An ANthology of Negor Poetry	Folkways
	Claude McKay	Introduction to If We Must Die	An ANthology of Negro Poetry	Folkways
	Claude McKay	If We Must Die	An Anthology of Negro Poetry	Folkways
	Robert Hayden	Runnagate, Runnagate	A Hand Is On The Gate	Verve-Folkways
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	Abbey Lincoln	Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise	Abbey Is Blue	Riverside
	Abbey Lincoln	Lost In The Stars	Abbey Is Blue	Riverside
	Abbey Lincoln	Long As You're Living	Abbey Is Blue	Riverside
	Thelonious Monk	Lets Call This	Monk	Prestige
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	King Pleasure	Diaper Pin (That Old Black Magic)	Mr. Jazz	United Artists