Jazz; Bill Street blues composed by Bill Coleman, and Dizzy debutante and Lorna Doone short bread composed by Buster Bailey. Principally previously released recordings. Compact discs. Program notes, including recording history, performers, and durations, ([6] p.) inserted in container. Bill Coleman, saxophone and clarinet (disc 1), and Buster Bailey, clarinet (disc 2), with assisting soloists and ensembles. Originally recorded 1934-43 (disc 1) and 1924-42 (disc 2).
Contents:
Disc 1. Believe it, beloved (2:41) -- Baby Brown (2:31) -- I believe in miracles (2:55) -- Rosetta (2:38) -- Georgia on my mind (2:55) -- I'm in the mood for love (3:01) -- After you've gone (2:55) -- Coquette (2:46) -- Sweet Sue (2:56) -- Between the Devil and the deep blue sea (2:54) -- Hangin' around Boudon (2:51) -- Indiana (2:50) -- Bill Street blues (2:51) -- Swing guitars (3:04) -- Three o'clock jump (4:16) -- O.K. for baby (3:03) -- Beale Street blues (2:32) -- I never knew (2:39) -- Hawkins Barrel House (2:55) -- I'm fer it too (4:10) -- Linger awhile (3:05). Disc 2. Copenhagen (2:55) -- Santa Claus blues (2:47) -- Jazzbo Brown from Memphis town (3:25) -- Sensation (2:51) -- Kentucky (2:58) -- There's a house in Harlem for sale (2:50) -- Wild party (3:03) -- Shanghai shuffle (2:51) -- Warmin' up (3:14) -- More than that (2:55) -- Rhythm, rhythm (2:55) -- I've found a new baby (2:44) -- Dizzy debutante (2:45) -- Lorna Doone short bread (3:00) -- Knock-kneed Sal (On the mourner's bench) (2:35) -- Corinne Corrini (Where've you been so long) (2:18) -- Royal Garden blues (2:33) -- I'm cuttin' out (3:09) -- Eccentric rag (2:51) -- Can't we be friends? (2:39) -- Coquette (3:02) -- St. Louis blues (2:46).
Series:
Cradle of jazz ; v. 17. History
OCLC:
(OCoLC)50770624
Locations:
PQAX094 -- Wartburg College - Vogel Library (Waverly)
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