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Category Archives: Dixieland/Trad
Jerry Colonna Sings & Swings The Dixieland Way
Thirty-three tracks from the trombonist and singer noted for being Bob Hope’s sidekick on countless USO shows. His comedy could overshadow his playing ability. For those that want to hear a top gut bucket trombonist at his best, check this … Continue reading
A Hundred Years From Today-Jack Teagarden Family & Friends
Fourteen tracks taken from afternoon and evening sessions at the 1963 Monterey Jazz Festival. Friends include: Pee Wee Russell, Joe Sullivan and Gerry Mulligan. The family is Helen Teagarden along with Charlie and Norma Teagarden. This is thought to be … Continue reading
Edmond Hall’s Last Concert
Recorded eight days before his death from a heart attack in 1967. Bobby Hackett is featured on trumpet with the legendary clarinetist. The concert was recorded at the Governor Dummer Academy in South Byfield, Massachusetts. Eight tracks from the concert … Continue reading
Lu Watters’ Yerba Buena Jazz Band Live At Hambone Kelly’s
Sixteen great tracks led by the legendary San Francisco trumpet player. Others along for the ride include Clancy Hayes-banjo, Turk Murphy-trombone, Wally Rose-piano and Bob Helm-clarinet. Highlights include: “Struttin’ With Some Barbeque”, “Shake That Thing” and “Doctor Jazz.”
Jazz From The Windy City 1927-1930
Twenty-four great tracks from several bands that had Chicago dancing. Highlights include: “Liza”-McKenzie & Condon’s Chicagoans, “Jazz Me Blues”-Charles Pierce and his Orchestra, “Friar’s Point Shuffle”-Chicago Rhythm Kings and “Prince Of Wails”-McKenzie & Condon’s Chicagoans.
Recorded Live At The Cinegrill 1950-Turk Murphy Jazz band
The San Francisco trombonist captured in Hollywood with twenty-one great tracks. Personnel: Bill Napier-clarinet, George Bruns-tuba ,Pat Patton-banjo, Don Kinch-trumpet, Skip Anderson-piano and Stan Ward-drums. Highlights include: “Trombone Rag”, “Big Butter And Egg Man”, “Down By The Riverside” and “Royal … Continue reading
The Chronogical Kid Ory 1922-1945
Twenty-six tracks from the pioneer trombonist. Personnel with Ory include: Minor Hall-drums, Darnell Howard-clarinet, Bud Scott-guitar and Omer Simeon-clarinet. Highlights include: “Get Out Of Here”, “Blues For Jimmy Noone”, “Girls Go Crazy About The Way I Walk” and “Oh! Didn’t … Continue reading
1945 Sessions-Bunk Johnson’s Brass Band
Twenty tracks of traditional New Orleans Jazz from one of the all time greats. From Gospel flavored Jazz to Dixieland and Trad standards this is a great one to add to any collection. Highlights include: “Just A Closer Walk With … Continue reading
Coast Concert-Bobby Hackett and his Jazz Band (1955)
Hackett’s allstar group featuring Jack Teagarden-vocals,trombone, Nappy Lamare-guitar,banjo, Matty Matlock-clarinet, Abe Lincoln-trombone, Phil Stevens-tuba, Don Owens-piano and Nick Fatool-drums. Nine tracks recorded at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. Everyone is in top form. The album runs a bit over … Continue reading
The Owls’ Hoot!-The New Orleans Owls
Twenty-six tracks of authentic Trad from New Orleans in the 20′s. They’re an obscure band but if you’re looking for the real thing then give this collection a try. Highlights include: “Dynamite”, “White Ghost Shivers”, “Meat On The Table” and … Continue reading