A musical companion to the book of the same title by Richard Sudhalter. Various artists.
Contents:
CD1. I've got a crush on you Tiger rag (Lee Wiley). Tiger rag (Friars Society Orchestra) -- Tin roof blues (New Orleans Rhythm Kings) -- Panama (Johnnie Miller's New Orleans Frolickers) -- Sizzlin' the blues (Monk Hazel Bienville Roof Orchestra) -- There ain't no gal like my gal (Original Memphis Melody Boys) -- Mamma loves Papa (Isham Jones Orchestra) -- San (Mound City Blue Blowers) -- He may be your man (Original Memphis Five) -- Snakes hips (The Georgians) -- Good man is hard to find (The Red Heads) -- Original Dixieland one-step (Miff Mole and his Little Molers) -- Imagination (The Charleston Chasers) -- Wild dog (Joe Venuti's Blue Four) -- Sensation stomp (Paul Whiteman Orchestra) -- Sittin' in a corner ; After you've gone (The California Ramblers) -- Jazz me blues (Charles Pierce Orchestra) -- Maple leaf rag (Paul Mares Friars Society Orchestra) -- Eel (Eddie Condon Orchestra) -- Ja-da (Bud Freeman Summa Cum Laude) -- Shimme-sha wabble (Bud Freeman Famous Chicagoans) -- I've got a crush on you (Lee Wiley). CD2. Jack hits the road Clementine (From New Orleans) (Bud Freeman Famous Chicagoans). Buy, buy for baby (Ben Pollack Park Central Orchestra) -- White jazz (Casa Loma Orchestra) -- It's right here for you (Tommy Dorsey) -- There'll be some changes made (The Boswell Sisters) -- Call me a taxi (Four of the Bobcats) -- Royal garden blues (Wolverine Orchestra) -- Crying all day (Frank Trumbauer Orchestra) -- March of the hoodlums (Carmichael's Collegians) -- For no reason at all in C (Tram, Bix and Lang) -- What's the use of cryin' baby? (Jack Purvis Orchestra) -- Nothin' but the blues (Gene Gifford) -- Stage fright (Kress & Mcdonough) -- Chant (George van Eps) -- Taking off (Milton Brown Musical Brownies) -- I'm forever blowing bubbles (Georgie Barnes Quartet) -- Carolina in the morning (Red Nichols Five Pennies) -- It had to be you (Artie Shaw Orchestra) -- Small fry (Adrian Rollini) -- New Orleans (Bobby Hackett Orchestra) -- Dance of the octopus ; Porter's love song to a chambermaid (Red Norvo) ; Last time I saw Chicago (The Three Deuces) -- Jack hits the road (Bud Freeman Famous Chicagoans).
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