Jazz A La Creole-Baby Dodds Trio

Fifteen tracks from the 40’s featuring Albert Nicholas on clarinet and Don Ewell on piano with legendary drummer Baby Dodds on five tracks. Other tracks feature Danny Barker on banjo, Pops Foster on bass, James P. Johnson on piano and Albert Nicholas on clarinet from 1947. The album also contains what are considered among the first unaccompanied Jazz drum solos. There are two recorded in 1946. Barker and Nicholas provide Creole vocals on a few tracks.

Highlights include: “Wolverine Blues”, “Manhattan Stomp” and “Tootie Ma Is A Big Fine Thing.”

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About vintage45

I'm a big fan of vintage books,movies,TV shows and music. I encourage everyone to patronize your local used book/record store and pick up some of the good stuff. My posts are capsule reviews of some favorites that you may want to investigate. The albums posted aren't really reviews but items from my collection that are still available. I try and point out highlights of each one and let the music speak for itself. Thanks to all for checking out the blog.
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