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Best of Dixieland - Sampler
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Album : Compact Jazz - Best of Dixieland (Sampler)
Source : CD
Year : 1987
Genre : Jazz
Encoder : Exact Audio Copy (Secure mode)
Codec : LAME 3.96
Bitrate : VBR ~189K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo (tracks very different bitrate)
ID3-Tag : ID3v2.3
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Track Listing
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1. Loveless Love (Kid Ory's Creole JazzBand) (4:46)
2. Beale Street Blues (George Lewis and HisBand) (4:01)
3. Someday You'll Be Sorry (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars) (2:30)
4. Canal Street Blues (Henry Red AllenOrchestra) (3:47)
5. Eccentric Rag (Max Kaminsky and His All Star Dixieland Band) (2:55)
6. St. Louis Blues (Eddie Condon and HisBoys) (4:52)
7. Basin Street Blues (Jack Teagarden and HisSextett) (5:10)
8. Eh-La-Bas (Original Tuxedo 'Jass'Band) (5:18)
9. Over In the Glory Land (Dejan's Original Olympia Brass Band) (4:00)
10. Ballin' the Jack (KenColyer) (3:17)
11. Hindustan (Alex Welsh and His JazzBand) (3:01)
12. Saturday Night Function (Monty Sunshine's JazzBand) (3:14)
13. Perdido Street Blues (Mr. Acker Bilk and His Paramount Jazz Band) (4:05)
14. Savoy Blues (TerryLightfoot) (2:55)
15. Stevedore Stomp (Chris Barber's JazzBand) (3:52)
Total Playing Time: 57:50 (min:sec)
Total Size : 76,1 MB(79.747.156 bytes) ( plus cover / pdf-details / m3u / md5 )
In the 1940s, when blistering bebop scorched the American musicalearth, traditional jazz was shunted to the sidelines, its players andfans scornfully dubbed "moldy figs." But "Dixieland", in its purestform the cornerstone of jazz, carried on and, indeed, experiencedsomething of a revival on both sides of the Atlantic in the 1950s andearly'60s. This set includes some of America's legends of classic jazz- Louis Armstrong, Jack Teagarden, Red Allen, Kid Ory, and George Lewis- plus two outstanding New Orleans ensembles, The Original Tuxedo"Jass" Band and Dejan's Original Olympia Brass Band. Eddie Condon, tradjazz's chief advocate, leads a group of all-stars who cut their teethon the sounds of New Orleans; Condon's longtime associate Max Kaminskydoes likewise. Rounding out these high-spirited proceedings are some ofGreat Britain's leading revivalists - Ken Colyer, Alex Welsh, MontySunshine, Mr. Acker Bilk, Terry Lightfoot, Chris Barber, and HumphreyLyttelton. They carried the classic jazz torch to the British popcharts just before the Beatles exploded.
Source : CD
Year : 1987
Genre : Jazz
Encoder : Exact Audio Copy (Secure mode)
Codec : LAME 3.96
Bitrate : VBR ~189K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo (tracks very different bitrate)
ID3-Tag : ID3v2.3
visit http://www.sladinki007.net/ ---> Jazz torrents
Track Listing
-------------
1. Loveless Love (Kid Ory's Creole JazzBand) (4:46)
2. Beale Street Blues (George Lewis and HisBand) (4:01)
3. Someday You'll Be Sorry (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars) (2:30)
4. Canal Street Blues (Henry Red AllenOrchestra) (3:47)
5. Eccentric Rag (Max Kaminsky and His All Star Dixieland Band) (2:55)
6. St. Louis Blues (Eddie Condon and HisBoys) (4:52)
7. Basin Street Blues (Jack Teagarden and HisSextett) (5:10)
8. Eh-La-Bas (Original Tuxedo 'Jass'Band) (5:18)
9. Over In the Glory Land (Dejan's Original Olympia Brass Band) (4:00)
10. Ballin' the Jack (KenColyer) (3:17)
11. Hindustan (Alex Welsh and His JazzBand) (3:01)
12. Saturday Night Function (Monty Sunshine's JazzBand) (3:14)
13. Perdido Street Blues (Mr. Acker Bilk and His Paramount Jazz Band) (4:05)
14. Savoy Blues (TerryLightfoot) (2:55)
15. Stevedore Stomp (Chris Barber's JazzBand) (3:52)
Total Playing Time: 57:50 (min:sec)
Total Size : 76,1 MB(79.747.156 bytes) ( plus cover / pdf-details / m3u / md5 )
In the 1940s, when blistering bebop scorched the American musicalearth, traditional jazz was shunted to the sidelines, its players andfans scornfully dubbed "moldy figs." But "Dixieland", in its purestform the cornerstone of jazz, carried on and, indeed, experiencedsomething of a revival on both sides of the Atlantic in the 1950s andearly'60s. This set includes some of America's legends of classic jazz- Louis Armstrong, Jack Teagarden, Red Allen, Kid Ory, and George Lewis- plus two outstanding New Orleans ensembles, The Original Tuxedo"Jass" Band and Dejan's Original Olympia Brass Band. Eddie Condon, tradjazz's chief advocate, leads a group of all-stars who cut their teethon the sounds of New Orleans; Condon's longtime associate Max Kaminskydoes likewise. Rounding out these high-spirited proceedings are some ofGreat Britain's leading revivalists - Ken Colyer, Alex Welsh, MontySunshine, Mr. Acker Bilk, Terry Lightfoot, Chris Barber, and HumphreyLyttelton. They carried the classic jazz torch to the British popcharts just before the Beatles exploded.
