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Artist:
King Oliver & His Creole Jazz Band
Label: Classics
Category: Music
Average customer rating:
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 750582468827
EAN: 0750582468827
ASIN: B000001NM6
Release Date: 1992-01-01 |
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Tracks:
- Just Gone - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- Canal Street Blues - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- Mandy Lee Blues - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- I'm Going Away To Wear You Off My Mind - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- Chimes Blues - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- Weather Bird Rag - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- Dipper Mouth Blues - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- Froggie Moore - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- Snake Rag - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- Snake Rag - King Oliver's Jazz Band
- Sweet Lovin' Man - King Oliver's Jazz Band
- High Society Rag - King Oliver's Jazz Band
- Sobbin' Blues - King Oliver's Jazz Band
- Where Did you Stay Last Night? - King Oliver's Jazz Band
- Dipper Mouth Blues - King Oliver's Jazz Band
- Jazzin' Babies' Blues - King Oliver's Jazz Band
- Alligator Hop - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- Zulus Ball - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- Working Man's Blues - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- Krooked Blues - King Oliver And His Jazz Band
- Chattanooga Stomp - King Oliver's Jazz Band
- London (Cafe) Blues - King Oliver's Jazz Band
- Camp Meeting Blues - King Oliver's Jazz Band
- New Orleans Stomp - King Oliver's Jazz Band
Customer Reviews:
The Art of Jazz doesn't get more obvious than this!.......2002-01-13
Joe 'King' Oliver was at his creative zenith when he led this seminal band,and this stunning CD is chock full of gems,from the lovely chorus of "Chimes Blues" to the stately elegance of "Zulu's Ball" (which,once upon a time had been the rarest jazz 78 on earth!);Actually,in my judgment Oliver is/was well-nigh the equal to Jelly Roll Morton insofar as gifts and musicianship is concerned (and there are two covers here of Morton tunes VERY tastefully done).Its little wonder then that the youthful second cornetist here by the name of Louis Armstrong went on to rapidly flower in his own art just a couple of years later,- how could he not,given this enviornment of Oliver (and Morton),... call it nature or nurture...The digital transfers here (like most all CLASSICS volumes) is very well done. Oliver nuts such as myself will recommend the "Complete Set" double CD [...] but if youre new to Oliver or just counting your pennies,then this CD makes a splendid introduction to/summary of the Art of Joe 'King' Oliver. Don't be shy,...crank it up & play it loud n' proud,...I'm sure the neighbors can use a good revelation!!!!
The Tightest Jazz Band of All Time.......2000-06-22
I'm absolutely nonplussed by the fact that Amazon listeners are not commenting on these recordings. They are only "THE" seminal jazz recordings of the 20th century. Where do you suppose Louis Armstrong learned his licks? This group outshines all "roots" bands, and are absolutely in a class by themselves. The recordings still hold up to today's standards. They don't sound grainy or crude. They are as fresh as the day they were first minted. From whon do you suppose Ellington and Calloway derived their inspiration? Please give these recordings a listen and form your own opinion. But if your feet dont start stomping to the syncopated rythm, then brother, you're dead!
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- Los Angeles Concert (1954) ~ Duke Ellington
- Tight ~ Hank Crawford
- Arcado String Trio ~ Mark Dresser, Mark Feldman, Hank Roberts
- That Place ~ Wally Schnalle
- Fractured Fairy Tales ~ Tim Berne
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