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Edmond Hall, Sidney de Paris, James P. Johnson

Blue Note Jazzmen

Various Artists - Blue Note Jazzmen 01. Edmond Hall - High Society (4:08) 02. Edmond Hall - High Society (4:04) 03. Edmond Hall - High Society (4:01) 04. Edmond Hall - Blues at Blue Note (4:56) 05. Edmond Hall - Blues at Blue Note (4:13) 06. Edmond Hall - Night Shift Blues (4:12) 07. Edmond Hall - Night Shift Blues (4:09) 08. Edmond Hall - Royal Garden Blues (3:56) 09. Edmond Hall - Royal Garden Blues (4:07) 10. Edmond Hall - Blue Note Boogie (3:56) 11. Sidney DeParis Blue Note Jazzmen - Everybody Loves My Baby (3:33) 12. Sidney DeParis Blue Note Jazzmen - Everybody Loves My Baby (4:17) 13. Sidney DeParis Blue Note Jazzmen - Ballin' the Jack (4:45) 14. Sidney DeParis Blue Note Jazzmen - Who's Sorry Now? (4:28) 15. Sidney DeParis Blue Note Jazzmen - Who's Sorry Now? (4:16) 16. Sidney DeParis Blue Note Jazzmen - The Call of the Blues (4:18) Various Artists - Blue Note Jazzmen (Disc 2) 01. A.J. Johnson - Blue Mizz (3:50) 02. A.J. Johnson - Blue Mizz (3:46) 03. A.J. Johnson - Victory Stride (4:00) 04. A.J. Johnson - Victory Stride (4:02) 05. A.J. Johnson - Joy-Mentin' (4:26) 06. James P. Johnson - After You've Gone (4:27) 07. James P. Johnson - Tishomingo Blues (4:58) 08. James P. Johnson - Tishomingo Blues (4:34) 09. James P. Johnson - Walkin' the Dog (4:37) 10. James P. Johnson - Walkin' the Dog (4:32) 11. James P. Johnson - Easy Rider (4:36) 12. James P. Johnson - At the Ball (3:44) 13. James P. Johnson - At the Ball (4:08)
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2 CD:

Nr kat.: 821262
Label  : Blue Note

A two-CD set from 1998, this reissue features overlapping groups that perform under the leadership of clarinetist Edmond Hall, trumpeter Sidney DeParis and the brilliant stride pianist James P. Johnson; all of the music was formerly put out by Mosaic on an LP box set. Other than the fact that the leader gets featured a little more in his own dates and that tenor saxophonist Ben Webster takes Hall's place in the first James P. Johnson session, the personnel and style are similar from set to set. For a mixture of blues and Dixieland standards, the leaders are joined by trombonist Vic Dickenson, guitarist Jimmy Shirley, Israel Crosby, John Simmons or Al Lucas on bass and Sid Catlett or Al Trappier on drums. Because there are many alternate takes (11 of the 29 selections), more casual listeners may want to shy away from this twofer, but serious collectors of mid-1940s swing/mainstream should consider it essential, since there are a lot of exciting moments to be heard here.