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JAZZ GRAMOPHONE RECORDS 121
ashamedly from the earlier free-for-all jam sessions. Good tunes, often borrowed from the commercial dance-band libraries of the '20s, and coupled with simple Blues forms, are played with an increasing degree of dignity, allowing soloists to create in a sympathetic atmosphere. There are many excellent examples of this important music, and I would end naming one very favourite example, the Vic Dickenson Septet playing "Jeepers Creepers" and "Russian Lullaby" on Vanguard PPT 12000 with the talented white trumpeter Ruby Braff at his best. |
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50 Lps by Frank Parr
new orleans
George Lewis (with Elmer Talbart) Vogue LDE 082 Bunk Johnson's Band Col. 33SX 1015
Kid Ory GTJ LDG 093
De Paris Brothers Felsted EDL, S 7010
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King Oliver Jelly Roll Morton Bix Beiderbecke Sidney Bechet, "Shake it and Break |
London AL 3504
HMV DLP 1071
Col. 33S 1035 |
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