| jazzcrazy | Дата: Воскресенье, 14.07.2013, 20:18 | Сообщение # 1 |
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| New Orleans: 1961 The Living Legends - Four Classic Albums (2CD)
 Исполнитель: Percy Humphrey / Sweet Emma Barrett / Jim Robinson / Billie & Dede Pierce Название альбома: New Orleans: 1961 The Living Legends - Four Classic Albums Год записи: 1961 Год издания: 2012 Издатель (лейбл): Rivirside / Avid AMSC 1046 Жанр: New Orlean Jazz, Dixieland Формат файлов: AAC (m4a) ~ 281 kbps Продолжительность: 156:15 Размер архива: 436 mb Скачать с: rapidshare.com Источник : iTunes
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By the 1950s the traditional jazz revival was well under way. While New Orleans was generally credited with being the birthplace of jazz and those who had "emigrated" from there, such as King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, the Original Dixieland Jazz Band, etc., had been given due recognition, those who had not left the city had gone largely unknown until after the publication of Jazzmen (1939) and the efforts by Heywood Hale Broun, Bill Russell, and others to locate and record them began in the early 1940s.
After the Second World War ended, recordings of New Orleans jazzmen such as Bunk Johnson and George Lewis, who gained recognition playing dates in New York, began to be issued on major labels such as RCA Victor, Decca, and Columbia. By the next decade, other labels began to see the mercantile opportunities in recordings of native New Orleanians, among them Riverside which, in 1960-1961, set out to record some of these artists still living in New Orleans but largely unknown outside of it for its "Living Legends" series, including those featured on this CD. Several LPs resulted from this endeavour, all recorded at the Hall of the Société des Jeunes Amis in New Orleans.
These included Emma Barrett (Sweet Emma "The Bell Gal" and Her Dixieland Boys, Jan 25, 1961-Riverside RLP 364), two by Jim Robinson (Jim Robinson's New Orleans Band on Jan. 24 and 30, 1961-Riverside RLP 369; and Jim Robinson Plays Spirituals And Blues RLP 393), and single albums by Percy Humphrey (Percy Humphrey's Crescent City Joy Makers, Jan. 24, 1961-Riverside RLP 378), and Billie & DeDe Pierce (Vocal Blues and Cornet in the Classic Tradition, Jan. 27, 1961-Riverside RLP 370), all of which, except for RLP 393, are included in this CD reissue. (Another LP, Riverside RLP 356/357, was a compilation dual album of tracks left over from these recording sessions and several others.)
All of these LPs were issued in both mono and stereo. Three of the Riverside "Living Legends" series albums reviewed here-RLP 364, 369, and 378-were reissued in the CD format under the "Original Jazz Classics" heading on the Fantasy label some time back. (RLP 370 was reissued under Fantasy's "Original Blues Classics" series.)
The musicians comprising the bands on this CD were at the peak of their performing abilities at the time these recordings were made. It was at this same time that Preservation Hall was founded in New Orleans, and the majority of the musicians in the bands featured on these discs appeared in one or another combination in the hall. Later, bands under the aegis of Preservation Hall began touring, and I was fortunate enough to see almost all of them as they passed through San Francisco.
The four sessions on this disc contain what some consider the definitive recordings of some of these tunes. Jim Robinson, for instance, made Ice Cream his own-it was always requested when he performed, and whoever witnessed him doing it will not forget the dance he did and the white handkerchief he waved at the audience. I recall being in an audience of some 20,000 people at an outdoor concert in Stern Grove, San Francisco, one summer when the Preservation Hall band was on tour, and Big Jim was a little surprised when it seemed the entire audience responded to his handkerchief waving by taking some pages from the Sunday San Francisco Chronicle newspaper, folding them, and waving back. He loved it.
This recording was made some half dozen years before Sweet Emma suffered a stroke that paralyzed her left side, and although she continued to perform thereafter, she was not the two-fisted piano player she was in 1961. But she never forsook her trademark red outfit, her beanie, and her bells.
In two of the bands, his Crescent City Joy Makers and Sweet Emma's Dixieland Boys, Percy Humphrey played trumpet, which, even when muted, was fiery. He was not averse to reaching for the upper register of his horn on occasion, as opposed to many revivalists who stayed in the middle and low registers. He frequently appeared in bands with brother Willie on clarinet. Percy was invariably focused on his horn, while Willie was more the entertainer, not being averse to getting up to dance a little or strut back and forth in front of the band, much to the audience's delight.
Billie and DeDe Pierce also headed up a Preservation Hall band on occasion, although here it is a small group with which they sometimes appeared. Love Songs of the Nilewill forever in most people's minds be associated with Billie Pierce, who almost single-handedly rescued it from the oblivion that it, along with the 1933 forgettable pictureThe Barbarian with Ramon Navarro and Myrna Loy in which it was featured, had disappeared. She and her husband, blind cornetist DeDe, invariably appeared together, whether in a band setting or a smaller group one. Their repertoire contained many obscure blues, some of which are included here.
For those not having the Riverside CDs, this reissue on Avid again makes available these classic sides, which belong in every traditional jazz fan's collection. It also does so with superb transfers and at a price that will not require taking out a bank loan. With luck, Avid will also reissue the other Living Legends recordings.
Bert Thompson
CD1 Percy Humphrey's Crescent City Joy Makers 1. Milenberg Joys 2. Over in Gloryland 3. Lonesome Road 4. We Shall Walk Through the Streets of the City 5. Weary Blues 6. Bucket's Got a Hole in It 7. All the Gals Like the Way I Ride 8. Rip `Em up Joe Percy Humphrey - Trumpet Louis Nelson - Trombone Albert Burbank - Clarinet Emanuel Sayles - Banjo, guitar Louis James - Bass Josiah Frazier - Drums Recorded New Orleans, 24 January, 1961 Sweet Emma "The Bell Gal" & Her Dixieland Boys, featuring Jim Robinson 9. Bill Bailey 10. Chinatown 11. Down in Honky Tonk Town 12. The Bell Gal's Careless Blues 13. I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None of This Jelly Roll 14. Just a Little While to Stay Here 15. Tishomingo Blues 16. When the Saints Go Marching In Emma Barrett - Piano, vocals Percy Humphrey - Trumpet Jim Robinson - Trombone Willie Humphrey - Clarinet Emanuel Sayles - Banjo, guitar McNeal Breaux - Bass Josiah Frazier - Drums Recorded New Orleans, 25 January, 1961 CD2 Jim Robinson's New Orleans Band 1. Ice Cream 2. In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree 3. Mobile Stomp 4. Bogalusa Strut 5. Jada 6. Bugle Boy March 7. Yearning 8. Whenever You're Lonely 9. When You Wore a Tulip Jim Robinson - Trombone Ernest Cagnolati - Trumpet Louis Cottrell - Clarinet "Creole George" Guesnon - Banjo Alcide "Slow Drag" Pavageau - Bass Alfred Williams - Drums Recorded New Orleans, 24 January, 1961 (tracks 1, 2, 7-9) Recorded New Orleans, 30 January, 1961 (tracks 3-6) Billie & DeDe Pierce - Vocal Blues and Cornet in the Classic Tradition 10. St. Louis Blues 11. Goodbye Daddy Blues 12. Careless Love 13. Brickhouse Blues 14. Algiers Hoodoo Blues 15. Slow Tonk Blues 16. Gulf Coast Blues 17. Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out 18. Love Song of the Nile Billie Pierce - Piano, vocals DeDe Pierce - Cornet (except track 18) Albert Jiles - Drums Recorded New Orleans, 27 January, 1961 Доступно только для пользователей
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| malieff | Дата: Вторник, 16.07.2013, 21:43 | Сообщение # 2 |
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| Спасибо за подарок… и алаверды к нашему другу JAZZCRAZY! Les Triomphes du Jazz, Volume 14 New Orleans  Track list: 01. ORİGİNAL DİXİELAND JAZZ BAND : Dixie Jazz Band One Step 02. ORİGİNAL DİXİELAND JAZZ BAND : Tiger Rag 03. KİNG OLİVER'S CREOLE JAZZ BAND : Canal Street Blues 04. KİNG OLİVER'S CREOLE JAZZ BAND : Dipper Mouth Blues 05. KİNG OLİVER'S CREOLE JAZZ BAND : Snake Rag 06. NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KİNGS : Tin Roof Blues 07. OLLİE POWER : Play That Thing 08. CLARENCE WİLLİAMS : Kansas City Man Blues 09. CLARENCE WİLLİAMS : Texas Moaner 10. ORİGİNAL TUXEDO JAZZ ORCHESTRA - Black Rag 11. JELLY ROLL MORTON : Black Bottom Stomp 12. JELLY ROLL MORTON : The Chant 13. JELLY ROLL MORTON : Doctor Jazz 14. FREDDY KEPPARD : Salty Dog 15. NEW ORLEANS WANDERERS : Gatemouth 16. JOHNNY DODDS : Buckdown Stomp 17. SAM MORGAN : Bogalusa Strut 18. LOUİS DUMAİNE : Franklin Street Blues 19. JİMMY NOONE : Apex Blues 20. JONES (3) & COLLİNS ASTORİA HOT EİGHT : Astoria Strut 21. SİDNEY BECHET AND HİS NEW ORLEANS FEETWARMERS : Sweetie Dear 22. RİCHARD M. JONES : Canal Street Blues 23. BUNK JOHNSON : High Society 24. KİD ORY : Tiger Rag 25. LOUİS ARMSTRONG : When The Saints Go Marchin' In m4a | 107 Mb Доступно только для пользователей
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| cudasov48 | Дата: Суббота, 27.02.2021, 15:59 | Сообщение # 3 |
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