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Stan Kenton: Artistry In Kenton

Stan Kenton: Artistry In Kenton

This triple-CD collection (spanning the years 1937-46) not only includes largely unheard facets of Stan Kenton?s early musical life, it also offers the greatest collection of very rare Kenton performances to date. Among the rare sessions included here are those from 1938 with the Vido Musso Orchestra and Herb Jeffrey, both of which pre-date the creation of Kenton?s own orchestra. Also included are some of the earliest performances by future jazz superstars such as Art Pepper, Stan Getz and Shelly Manne, plus the very first recording of vocalist June Christy. Also to be found here are occasional commentaries by Frank Sinatra and pertinent recollections by Kenton himself. Most of the music included on these three CD?s (74 numbers in all!) is original material of the post-swing/ ?early modern? genre, plus a few evergreens.

DKK 263.00
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Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Vol. 7

Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Vol. 7

The three sessions here were recorded in N.Y.C. in 1945 ? 2 live sessions (Apollo Theatre and Zanzibar Club) plus one studio session (Radio City Music Hall). The 143 minutes (44 tunes) of music on this double-CD have never been released before. The repertoire is classic Ellington/Strayhorn material ? including one Strayhorn medley and two suites (?Trio In Blue? and ?Perfume Suite?) - plus several tunes which were never recorded commercially. Recorded at the end of WWII, the purpose of these three programs ? besides providing wonderful music ? was to promote the sale of U.S. Treasury bonds to help the war effort. A major attribute of this double-CD is the inclusion of several tunes that Ellington never recorded commercially, like ?Fickle Fling?, ?Hollywood Hangover? and ?I?d Do It All Over Again?. The great musicianship and enthusiasm of Ellington?s orchestra includes countless fine solos ? especially with Johnny Hodges and Rex Stewart ? and features some great vocals by Al Hibbler, Kay Davis and Joya Sherrill.

DKK 211.00
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Coleman Hawkins: The Radio Years 1940

Coleman Hawkins: The Radio Years 1940

The Radio Years 1940 chronicles Coleman Hawkins' short lived career as a big band leader, which lasted for less than one year during 1940. The music is comprised of two NCB radio broadcasts made during a twelve week engagement at the Savoy Ball room. It's a mixture of standards, lesser- known popular tunes of the day some rarities (like "Asleep In the Deep" written in 1897!), plus one Hawkins original, all with surprisingly good sound quality Hawkins' big band sounds good smooth and conventional.

DKK 116.00
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Barry Levenson: Hard Times Won

Barry Levenson: Hard Times Won

This CD was recorded in 2002 and combines hard-hitting Chicago blues with a more subtle, jazzy west-coast style blues. On this CD, homage is paid to leading bluesmen like T-Bone Walker, Buddy Guy, B.B. King, Muddy Waters and Howlin? Wolf, plus jazz guitar giants Kenny Burrell and Grant Green ? all of whom have influenced Barry Levenson. All the tunes are Levenson originals, and the style varies from tunes like ?Hard Times Won? with a Howlin? Wolf groove and Bob Dylan-like lyrics, to tender love songs like ?She?s So Fine?, ?Inhumanity Blues? which reflects upon the Sept. 11th attack on the U.S., and the jazz/R&B-inspired number ?Slip Me Some Green, Jack?, a tribute to jazz guitarist Grant Green and organist Jack McDuff. Besides playing guitar throughout and writing all the material, Levenson produced this CD as well.Barry Levenson is in the vanguard of 21st Century bluesmen, fully in possession of the four ?T?s?: tone, technique, taste and toughness ? plus an overwhelming respect for the blues. Harmonica-player and singer Johnny Dyer is a hard-edged Chicago-style bluesman who grew up in Mississippi. This is pure, heartfelt blues, with no frills, in an intense, intelligent, original style - in the classic blues tradition.

DKK 151.00
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Warne Marsh/Lee Konitz: Two Not One

Warne Marsh/Lee Konitz: Two Not One

December 1975 was a busy month for Warne Marsh and Lee Konitz. It was Warne Marsh's first visit to Europe. They played December 3,4 & 5 at the Montmartre in Copenhagen and came back on the 27th and played yet another concert at the Montmartre. On December 28 and 29 they were at Rosenberg studio for further recordings. All dates were recorded and the result can be heard on this 4 CD box set. An amazing compilation of music from the two Lennie Tristano "pupils".They played with the Danish musicians Ole Kock Hansen, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen and Alex Riel; for the later sessions they played with Dave Cliff, Peter Ind and Alan LewittCD 1 1. Background Music2. You Don't Know What Love Is3. April4. Kary's Trance5. Subconscious Lee6. Back Home7. Blues By Lester8. You Stepped Out Of A Dream9. Lennie BirdCD 21. Just Friends2. Little Willie Leaps3. Old Folks4. Au Privave5. Wow6. Kary's Trance7. Foolin' Myself8. Sound-Lee9. Chi-Chi10. Two Part Invention No. 1, Allegro11. Two Not One12. Darn That DreamCD 31. 317 East 32nd. Street2. Two Part Invention No. 13, Allegro Tranquillo3. April4. Everything Happens To Me5. Blues In G Flat6. After You've Gone7. The Song Is You8. Lennie Bird9. It's You Or No One10. God Bless The Child11. The Way You Look Tonight12. Without A Song13. Be My LoveCD 4 1. You Don't Know What Love Is2. Lennie Bird3. Confirmation4. I Can't Give You Anything But Love5. Without A Song6. Just One Of Those Things7. All The Things You Are8. I Should Care9. The More I See You10. When You're Smiling11. Taking A Chance On Love12. Little Willie Leaps13. Everytime We Say Goodbye14. I Want To Be Happy

DKK 332.00
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The Ralph Sutton Quartet: Featuring Bob Wilber - Volume 3

The Ralph Sutton Quartet: Featuring Bob Wilber - Volume 3

A laid-back live session from 1969 with four compatible and well-acquainted musicians. Ralph Sutton plays a stride-style piano, while Bob Wilber's clarinet style is strongly influenced by Sidney Bechet. The repertoire consists of 9 standards (mostly from the 20's & 30's) plus two charming obscurities. The musical style is a blend of swing and mainstream jazz. The laid-back professionalism and close compatibility of the musicians combine to make this a memorable live session which - thanks to the many subtleties in the music - sounds better and better the more times it's heard.

DKK 151.00
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Dave Swarbrick: Lift The Lid And Listen

Dave Swarbrick: Lift The Lid And Listen

The music is comprised of traditional folk tunes, plus one Swarbrick original. Dave Swarbrick originally played with the well-known Ian Campbell Folk Group, and was a member of the famous folk-rock group Fairport Convention at the time of this recording. Dave Swarbrick’s rowdy style and fine, jazz-tinged violin playing are a joy to hear. The style of the music is passionate and earthy. Dave Swarbrick is an outstanding example of the British folk revival of the 70’s, and one of the first to leave England for the European continent, where he wound up settling in Denmark.

DKK 108.00
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Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Vol. 18

Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Vol. 18

In April 1945, to promote the sale of war bonds, the Treasury Department contracted Duke Ellington to do a series of 55 minute public broadcasts. This two CD set from Storyville Records contains broadcasts no. 34 and 35 from the series, complete with radio speaks and encouragements to buy bonds, as well as bonus material and extensive liner notes. CD 1 contains two radio broadcasts from San Antonio, Texas, April 13, 1946 and from Howard Theatre in Washington April 20, 1946 plus bonus tracks from Hurricane Restaurant in NYC, April 28, 1946. CD 2 features three radio programs from Worcester, April 27 1946 and from the Hurricane.

DKK 168.00
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Fessor's Big City Band: Swing Sessions

Fessor's Big City Band: Swing Sessions

Thanks to Ole ”Fessor” Lindgreen’s long-term friendship with many top swing and traditional jazz stars like Wild Bill Davison, the musical communication and overall atmosphere on Swing Sessions is greatly enhanced, and the musicians really do swing together! Fessor’s Trombone style is warm, and robust, and his arrangements are simple and well-constructed. The music always sounds fresh, thanks both to Fessor’s deep attraction to a variety of musical styles, and his choice of a relatively unusual repertoire. There are great performances by special American guest artists Claude Williams on Violin, Herb Hall on Clarinet, Doc Cheatham on Trumpet, and Wild Bill Davison on Cornet, plus Danish Tenor saxophonist Bent Jædig.

DKK 108.00
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Art Tatum Live: Volume Three 1945-1949

Art Tatum Live: Volume Three 1945-1949

This is the third of an eight CD, 188-track set comprised of previously unissued broadcast performances by the legendary jazz pianist, Art Tatum. He was one of the most brilliant pianists - in any genre - who ever lived. His astonishing technique, fantastic creativity and blinding speed and virtuosity have never been equaled. This CD is both a textbook in piano playing and also a thriller, because what Tatum does, seems impossible. The first two numbers, from 1945 and 1946, are from V-discs. The next eight are radio broadcasts and the remainder are from two private-party sessions in 1949, wher his playing is more free than in the studio. The repertiore consists of popular tunes of the day, plus a Chopin waltz.

DKK 151.00
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Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Vol. 2

Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Vol. 2

Here is the patriotic Duke Ellington And His Famous Orchestra performing weekly radio broadcasts in 1945 (plus one from 1943) to help sell U.S. war bonds and boost the public's morale. These 55 minute weekly programs gave Ellington a wide choice of material to perform, including older work, new material, pop tunes, instrumentals & vocals, and extended works. The band's line up at this time was outstanding, featuring great performances by soloists such as Ray Nance, Lawrence Brown, Johnny Hodges, Ben Webster , and vocalists Joya Sherrill, Kay Davis and Al Hibbler . The excitement and seamless professionalism of Ellington's orchestra of the mid 1940's is in abundant evidence throughout the two hours’ worth of music on this double CD compilation. The sound quality is also surprisingly good.

DKK 211.00
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Barry Levenson/Jake Sampson: Closer To The Blues

Barry Levenson/Jake Sampson: Closer To The Blues

The Beauty and magic of the blues lie in its ability to touch and move people - make you tap your foot to the music and not your head to its message. Luckily, Barry Levenson and Jake Sampson are dedicated to the classic, electric urban blues tradition. With half-century of dues paying and blues playing between them (including tours of the deep south and Europe), this new collaboration between two veterans has clearly inspired them to new heights. Together with regulars from Barry Levenson's Band, plus some tasty guest performers, this is one tight and powerful unit. The fine result of this collaboration - Barry and Jake wrote all but one of the tunes - is immediately obvious. Here is the beauty and magic of the blues - a feeling which cannot be faked!

DKK 151.00
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Art Tatum Live: Volume Seven 1953-1955

Art Tatum Live: Volume Seven 1953-1955

The music on this CD has never been previously released. The material was recorded from 1953 to 1955 and is comprised of three radio broadcasts and three television shows in New York, Portland and Hollywood. The radio tunes were recorded in the NBC studio, at a jazz club and in a concert hall. The television tunes are from the Spike Jones Show and the Tonight Show. Art Tatum is featured in both a solo and trio context, plus one tune where he's accompanied on piano by Steve Allen. All the music reveals Tatum's total command of the keyboard and also his unequalled talent for improvisation and high-speed stride playing. Art Tatum's sense of time is impeccable - as he says himself 'I have a rhythm section in my left hand'

DKK 151.00
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Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Volume 12

Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Volume 12

This is volume 12 of Duke Ellington The Treasure Shows Jerry Valburn is the producer of the DETS series which will result in 24 double Cd's at its completion. It contains Treasury Broadcast 22 recorded September 8, 1945 and Treasury Broadcast September 15, 1945 plus a Broadcast from the New Zanzibar New York recorded October 1, 1945. This is first time the music is released on CD. The repertoire consists mostly of Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn compositions. The Rogers and Hammerstein hit If I Love You is an arrangement by Billy Strayhorn who plays piano the vocal by Kay Davis. Emancipation Celebration from Ellington's suite Black, Brown and Beige has fine solo work from Rex Stewart. The double CD contains 35 numbers/120 minutes and many fine solos played by the famous Duke Ellington musicians.

DKK 211.00
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Duke Ellington: The Piano Player

Duke Ellington: The Piano Player

The Piano Player is a fantastic CD that focuses on and demonstrates the unique Piano talents of Duke Ellington. This previously unreleased material includes works which were unusual for Ellington, such as The River Ballad Suite which was composed for a Ballet by Alvin Ailey. These performances were recorded during eight different sessions in New York, Paris and Tokyo between 1961 and 1971 and includes thirteen Piano solo plus three more accompanied by Wild Bill Davis ?Organ, Joe Benjamin ?Bass and Rufus Jones-Drums who together with Ellington form a formidable band. These are all Duke Ellington originals, most of which hadn?t been recorded before these sessions. Recordings of the Duke playing solo are very rare so this collection is a real treat for Ellington fans, once again proving he was a true stylist, innovator and exciting originator on the piano.

DKK 156.00
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Duke Ellington: Treasury Shows Vol. 10

Duke Ellington: Treasury Shows Vol. 10

The music on these two CD?s (51 tunes) has never been released before. The music is taken from 4 radio broadcasts in New York City in 1945 ? part live and part in the radio studio. Aside from providing great big band jazz for the radio audience, the point of these broadcasts was also for Duke Ellington to sell war bonds in the final year of World War II. The repertoire consists mostly of well-known Ellington numbers, plus a few rarities. These radio broadcasts are particularly important because commercial studio recordings were banned during World War II. One tune on CD 2 ? "I Miss Your Kiss", featuring the great trombone work of Lawrence Brown ? was never recorded commercially. Other highpoints are Johnny Hodges? smooth alto sax on "Mood to be Wooed", and Rex Stewart?s trumpet work on "Emancipation Celebration".

DKK 211.00
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Stuff Smith: Hot Stuff

Stuff Smith: Hot Stuff

This CD was recorded in Copenhagen, Denmark, and consists of a live concert in Jazzhus Montmartre in 1965 and a radio studio session (with violinist Svend Asmussen) in 1966. The repertoire on the CD (74 min./13 tunes) consists of some standards (George & Ira Gershwin, Kurt Weil, Duke Ellington) and five Stuff Smith originals. The two rhythm groups are comprised of top Danish jazz musicians, plus the American piano star, Kenny Drew. The relatively long playing-time of the tracks allows Stuff Smith, Svend Asmussen and Kenny Drew to do some extended soloing. Many jazz fans will agree that Stuff Smith is the best jazz violinist of all time, and this CD presents him at his very best. The overwhelming energy, creativity, drive and humor in his performance is further enhanced by an unmatched musical virtuosity.

DKK 151.00
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Carsten Dahl: Jazzpar 2000 Quintet

Carsten Dahl: Jazzpar 2000 Quintet

This CD will begin to bring Carsten Dahl the world-recognition that he so richly deserves. This live album was recorded in Denmark in the Spring, 2000, featuring pianist Carsten Dahl, that year?s winner of the Danish portion of the highly prestigious international jazz award, the JAZZPAR Prize. Dahl is accompanied by four other highly respected European musicians, including British saxophonist Tony Coe, who won the JAZZPAR Prize in 1995. The CD consists of six original compositions ? three of which are by Carsten Dahl. The music contains elements of mainstream and avant-garde jazz, plus folk music influences (especially Nordic) and a little funk. Dahl is already one of the best musicians to appear on the richly fertile Danish jazz scene in recent times, and day by day continues developing his personal musical voice and piano mastery. Hopefully.

DKK 151.00
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Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Vol. 19

Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Vol. 19

In April 1945, to promote the sale of war bonds, the Treasury Department contracted Duke Ellington to do a series of 55 min public broadcasts. This double CD contains broadcast No. 36 and 37 complete with radio speaks and encouragements to buy bonds + bonus material and extensive liner notes. CD 1 contains a radio broadcast from Darthmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, May 4, 1946, plus bonus tracks from The Hurricane Club in New York, September 3, 1943. CD 2 features two radio programs from Radio City in New York, May 18 and May 25, 1946. The last tracks are again from The Hurricane Club but from September 1, 1943. “ Volume 19 offers the listener a Duke Ellington Orchestra that was zealously maintaining its confidence and energy...The remarkable output is swinging, bluesy, danceable and emotive .” writes William McFadden, who is also the author of the extensive liner notes.

DKK 168.00
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Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows - Vol. 24

Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows - Vol. 24

Storyville Records presents Volume 24 in the Duke Ellington Treasury Shows series, now approaching the end of this collectors’ special broadcast series. In April 1945, to promote the sale of war bonds, the US Treasury Department contacted Duke Ellington to do a series of 55 min public broadcasts. These sessions would give Ellington a wide choice of material to perform including his older work; new instrumentals and pop tunes and his extended works as well. This double CD contains a series of different radio NBC broadcasts from the famous Blue Note club in Chicago, Illinois from the summer of 1953. The CD set also incudes a bonus recording from April 1944, a MBS broadcast from the Hurricane Restaurant in New York City. The broadcasts are featured complete with radio speaks and encouragements to buy bonds read by The Duke himself, plus bonus material and liner notes.

DKK 168.00
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Grover Mitchell Big Band

Grover Mitchell Big Band

This first-time CD release is comprises two LPs recorded between 1978 and 1980. Grover Mitchell was first trombonist in the Count Basie Orchestra from 1962-70 and 1980-84, and he has led the Basie Orchestra since 1995. The musical style on the CD is Basie-style swing big band music with a strong blues influence. Grover Mitchell wrote all but four of the 17 numbers on the CD, and arranged all the tunes. Along with the brilliant writing and arranging by Grover Mitchell, Mitchell's big band includes major Basie musicians (trumpeter Al Aarons and trombonist Henry Coker) plus trombonist Britt Woodman from Duke Ellington's orchestra. Also featured are major West Coast musicians Buddy Collette (flute, alto and tenor) and Red Callender (bass). Grover Mitchell's big band is not unsurprisingly reminiscent of the Count Basie Orchestra, with the same tight-but-loose swinging style, a tasty blues influence and top musicianship.

DKK 151.00
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Ben Webster: Plays Duke Ellington

Ben Webster: Plays Duke Ellington

This CD is a collection of classic melodies from the repertoire of Ben Webster?s famous employer of many years, Duke Ellington. The CD is compromised of three live radio sessions with the Danish Radio Big Band In 1969 & 1971, plus three live concert sessions with three different backing-trios (Finland in 1967, Denmark in 1969 and Sweden in 1972). Two of the tracks ? with Clark Terry, Kenny Drew, Red Mitchell and Bobby Brooks ? are previously unissued. Aside from one tune. All the performances with the Danish Radio Big Band are Based on Ellington?s original scores. The quartet sessions are also great, including two ?reunions? ? one with Ben?s boss from the early 30?s, Teddy Wilson, and the other with fellow Ellington alumnus Clark Terry. That Ben Webster was one of the undisputed jazz-greats on the tenorsaxophone- both in a big band and small group context ? is amply demonstrated on this fine CD.

DKK 151.00
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Duke Ellington & His Orchestra: Rotterdam 1969

Duke Ellington & His Orchestra: Rotterdam 1969

Duke Ellington and his Orchestra toured Europe in November 1969, a time when Ellington was still at the top of his powers. The new CD is a recording of the whole of an excellent concert held at De Doelen Concert Hall in Rotterdam—a venue famous for its splendid acoustics. The ambience is remarkable: The audience is audibly enthusiastic and these high spirits clearly influence the band. Duke Ellington and the Orchestra gave two concerts on November 7th, and even though this is the second one, the musicians sound nothing but lively and fresh. Still in a brilliant mood after two concerts, Duke Ellington even played an after-party concert with a quartet—Storyville Records hopes to issue these recordings in the future. The repertoire includes classics such as “ Take the A Train ” and “ Don’t Get Around Much Anymore ” rarely heard as swinging as on this day, vigorous and fresh versions of “ Kinda Dukish ” and “ Rockin’ In Rhythm ” and the newer 1966 composition “ La Plus Belle Africaine ”, the centerpiece of the concert.

DKK 151.00
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Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Vol. 16

Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Vol. 16

Storyville Records is proud to present Duke?s Treasury Shows. This edition is number 16 containing the Treasury Show 30 and 31. There are 44 Treasury Shows and all of them will eventually be released. Treasury Shows volume 16 is a two CD-set. CD 1 contains Treasury Show 30 with ?Come Sunday? and ?Light? from ?Black, Brown and Beige? and ?I Ain?t Got Nothin? But The Blues? with vocals by Al Hibbler and Kay Davis + ?Cotton Tail? and ?Waiting For The Train To Come? and many more. There are three unissued bonus tracks from June 1943: ?Bakiff? from MBS broadcast, ?Pastel Period? from the Hurricane Restaurant + ?Just Squeeze Me? and ?Main Stem? from MBS broadcasts from The Hurricane Restaurant, June 7, 1943. CD 2 contains Treasury Show 31 with ?Jack The Bear? with bassist Oscar Pettiford that now was in the band plus unissued bonus tracks from May 30 ?The Canteen Bounce?, ?Hayfoot Strawfoot?, ?A Slip Of The Lip? broadcast from Radio City ?The Fitch Bandwagon? and ?Moon Mist?, ?Ring Dem Bells? from MBS broadcast ?Pastel Period?

DKK 147.00
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Louis Armstrong: Jubilee Shows No. 21 And 22

Louis Armstrong: Jubilee Shows No. 21 And 22

These two shows were made in Hollywood in 1943 to be broadcast exclusively to U.S. troops overseas during W.W.II.The two main acts on these programs are Louis Armstrong with a big band and Henry ?Red? Allen?s sextet, plus a couple of vocalists (Ivie Anderson & Jewel Paige), a couple of drum soloists (Lee Young & Paul Barbarin) and a couple of comedy skits. The 21 numbers on this one hour-long CD are being released here for the first time. The musical repertoire is largely dixieland and traditional jazz, along with some popular tunes of the day. On the first show, Louis Armstrong performs classic versions of On The Sunny Side of the Street and Dear Old Southland, as well as a hilarious comedy skit with Jack Benny and Eddie ?Rochester? Anderson. On the second show, Henry Allen performs with his long-time trombone colleague J.C. Higginbotham, together with a first-rate New Orleans rhythm section powered by Paul Barbarin and bassist Benny Moten.The show?s momentous climax teams top clarinetist Barney Bigard with Henry Allen and Paul Barbarin on Rug Cutter?s Swing.

DKK 116.00
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