Jam Session: Coast to Coast/Jammin' at Condon's

Jam Session: Coast to Coast/Jammin' at Condon's

ASIN: B00007JGTD

Track Listings
Disc: 1

1. Beale Street Blues

2. Emaline/Don't Worry 'Bout Me/I Can't Give You Anything but Love

3. Riverboat Shuffle

4. Jam Session Blues/Ole Miss

5. (What Did I Do to Be So) Black and Blue

6. I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None O' This Jelly Roll

7. Ja-Da

8. Sheik of Araby

9. Squeeze Me

10. South Rampart Street Parade

Disc: 2

1. There'll Be Some Changes Made

2. How Come You Do Me Like You Do?

3. Blues My Naughty Sweety Gave Me

4. Tin Roof Blues

5. When My Sugar Walks Down the Street/I Can't Believe That You're in Love

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
This 2-CD set contains two long out-of-print Eddie Condon recordings originally released by Columbia in the mid-1950s. "Jam Session" was his first on the Columbia label, and features four tracks (1-4) recorded by Condon in NYC, and six (5-10) recorded in Hollywood by The Rampart Street Paraders, a group of former Bob Crosby bandmates assembled by Paul Weston. "Jammin' At Condon's" was Condon's first "solo" LP for Columbia (the first album he did for them in which he didn't share the record with another act). The highlight of this album is the 13-minute rendition of "How Come You Do Me Like You Do."

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Jam Session: Coast to Coast Jammin' At Condon's
Average customer rating:

A Splendid Blend of East and West

the greatest dixieland ever !!

Good Schtuff

Jam Session Coast to Coast - Eddie Condon

You can't go wrong listening to Eddie Condon

Jam Session: Coast to Coast Jammin' At Condon's
Eddie Condon
Manufacturer: Collectables
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00007JGTD
Release Date: 2003-01-21

Album Description

This 2-CD set contains two long out-of-print Eddie Condon recordings originally released by Columbia in the mid-1950s. "Jam Session" was his first on the Columbia label, and features four tracks (1-4) recorded by Condon in NYC, and six (5-10) recorded in Hollywood by The Rampart Street Paraders, a group of former Bob Crosby bandmates assembled by Paul Weston. "Jammin' At Condon's" was Condon's first "solo" LP for Columbia (the first album he did for them in which he didn't share the record with another act). The highlight of this album is the 13-minute rendition of "How Come You Do Me Like You Do."

Customer Reviews:

A Splendid Blend of East and West.......2007-03-03

To the best of my knowledge, this is the only CD available with the Rampart Street Paraders, a group of former Bob Crosby Bobcats, under the direction of Matty Matlock, which has made this format. Their LPs, often featuring Abe Lincoln on trombone, are classics and, although these LPs have not come over to CD's, this at least gives the jazz fan an idea of how good they were. Billy Butterfield is particularly outstanding on trumpet. What need we say about the Eddie Condon group? Long established as the best of the east, their arrangements are always spirited and solid. Do give this a listen!

the greatest dixieland ever !! .......2007-02-07

I had this in Vynil LP version some 50 years ago and thought I would never find it again so I copied it on CD. The new CD version is better though and I think it is the best Dixieland jam session ever recorded by champion Eddie Condon !!

Good Schtuff.......2006-08-17

Back in the mid fifties, the first recording I had ever heard of "Dixieland Music" (at that time I didn't know about Chicago-style Jazz)was Jammin' At Condon's. That began a life-long love affair with traditional jazz. It was wonderful to listen to this CD because the sound quality of the music is so much better than the original LP - which I had transferred to tape, cd, mp3, computer and iPod. I own dozens of TradJazz Cd's but this one is far and away the best.

Jam Session Coast to Coast - Eddie Condon.......2006-05-28

I purchased the original LP of this dual album in the 1950s when I served in the Air Force. It is the finest album of dixieland music I ever heard--and I heard a bunch of them. The quality of the recording (not the music--it was perfect) was not up to Columbia's standards. The needles would not track. But I taped it on reel-to-reel and still enjoyed it. I have kept the album intact for 50 years--hoping someday to find a tape recording of it. Then TODAY I discovered it was available on CD. I can't tell you how pleased I am. Tom Barnard

You can't go wrong listening to Eddie Condon.......2003-03-10

Eddie Condon's groups were always a fun-loving, free-swinging journey into Chicago/New York style dixieland. He always fronted the best possible players; Ed Hall, Cutty Cutshall, "wild Bill" Davidson, Billy Butterfield, Peanuts Hucko, Bud Freeman and when you listen to them you knew they were having fun. This "twofer", originally cut on two albums in '54 & '55 on Columbia, finally made his music available to the public on a national basis on a popular label. I remember buying "Jammin' at Condons" after only listening to the first cut, "There'll be some changes made". I just had to have this wonderful sound (no HI FI, Stereo, nor Surround Sound) to play on my RCA Victrola. I never regretted it and, if you've never heard Condon's bunch, you'll never regret picking up this CD. I guarantee it!

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