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Tracks: Old Fashioned Love Squeeze Me Original Dixieland One Step Tishomingo Blues Four or Five Times San Wolverine Blues Everybody Love My Baby Bucket Got a Hole In At the Jazz Band BallPerformer Notes: <ul><li>Personnel: Art Hodes (piano); Raymond Burke (clarinet); Jim Beebe (trombone); Tom Andrews (drums).</li><li>Liner Note Author: George H. Buck, Jr.</li><li>Recording information: Mendota, MN (10/19/1968).</li><li>Until his death in the early 1990's, pianist Art Hodes kept burning the fires of traditional, New Orleans-oriented small-group jazz. Hodes possessed both tremendous technique and emotional immediacy, and never played an unnecessary note. ALL TIME ALL STARS was recorded in 1968 and features fellow veteran Jim Beebe and legendary bassist Pops Foster. All the tunes are familiar ones, but these STARS inject them with plenty of relaxed, good-time energy.</li></ul>Format: CD (1 Disc); StereoCountry: USAStudio/Live: StudioRelease Date: 17 June, 2008Label: JazzologyDimensions: 12.7 x 14.3 x 1 centimeters (0.06 kg)

Art Hodes All Time All Stars *

Tracks: Ole Miss - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas Good Man Is Hard to Find, A - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas Tell Me - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas Wang Wang Blues - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas Sweet Lorraine - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas Tishomingo Blues - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas St. Louis Blues - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas Hesitation Blues - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas Willow Weep for Me - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas/Omer Simeon Mahogany Hall Stomp - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas St. James Infirmary - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas/Omer Simeon King Porter Stomp - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas/Omer Simeon San - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas Save It, Pretty Mama - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas/Omer Simeon One Sweet Letter from You - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas Four or Five Times - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas I'm Drifting Back to Dreamland - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert Nicholas Clarinet Marmalade - Earl Murphy/Doc Evans/Gene Juckem/Knocky Parker/Albert NicholasPerformer Notes: <ul><li>Personnel: Albert Nicholas, Omer Simeon (clarinet); Doc Evans (cornet); Knocky Parker (piano); Gene Juckem (drums).</li><li>Liner Note Authors: E D Nunn; George H. Buck, Jr.</li><li>Recording information: 07/1969/08/1969.</li></ul>Producer: George H. Buck, Jr.Format: CD (1 Disc); StereoCountry: USARelease Date: 10 August, 1994Label: JazzologyDimensions: 12.5 x 14.2 x 1 centimeters (0.06 kg)

Stomps & Blues

Tracks: This Could Be My Lucky Day It's the Talk of the Town Makin' Whoopee Sunday You're Driving Me Crazy Love Nest Walkin' My Baby Back Home S'posin' It's the Talk of the Town Sunday SundayPerformer Notes: <ul><li>& His Windy City Seven.</li><li>Art Hodes & His Windy City Seven: Art Hodes (piano); Ernie Carson (cornet); Charlie Bornemann, Herman Foretich, Spencer Clark, Jerry Rousseau, Spider Ridgeway.</li><li>Additiona personnel: Maxine Sullivan.</li><li>Recorded in 1978.</li><li>Contains 10 tracks.</li><li>Personnel: Art Hodes (piano); Herman Foretich (clarinet); Spencer Clark (bass saxophone); Ernie Carson (cornet); Charlie Bornemann (trombone).</li><li>Recording information: 02/07/1978.</li><li>In 1978 Art Hodes led this fine septet set in Atlanta, mostly using local players in addition to cornetist Ernie Carson and bass saxophonist Spencer Clark. The original eight songs from the LP are here (swing and Dixieland standards including "Sunday," "You're Driving Me Crazy," and "Walking My Baby Back Home") plus two alternate takes of "Sunday" and a second version of "It's the Talk of the Town," which features singer Maxine Sullivan. The musicians play up to expectations and although there are no surprises, the spirit was definitely there during these freewheeling performances. ~ Scott Yanow</li></ul>Format: CD (1 Disc); MonoCountry: USAStudio/Live: StudioGuest Artist: Maxine SullivanRelease Date: 14 December, 1999Label: JazzologyDimensions: 12.6 x 14.5 x 1 centimeters (0.06 kg)

Echoes Of Chicago

The Jim Cullum Jazz Band plays jazz in the classic manner, that is, in the style of small, hot ensembles prior to WWII. The band's repertoire covers a lot of ground-from 19th-century cakewalks to the small pre-war Benny Goodman ensembles.

Format: CD (1 Disc); StereoCountry: USARelease Date: 21 July, 1998Label: JazzologyDimensions: 12.7 x 13.6 x 1 centimeters (0.06 kg)

This Is Jazz, Vol. 3: The Historic Broadcasts

Clarinet/xylophonist is joined by vocalist Big Al Carson, Kevin Clark, Charlie Fardella, Duke Hietger, Al Barthlow, Steve Blallock, John Royen, Tom Saunders +.

In New Orleans

You're in for a real Swiss treat on this double-barreled barrage of Dixieland music recorded in 1997 with Andre Racine, Randy Wirz, Willy Gasser, Marcel Lack, Martin Albrecht & David Elias.

Nice to See You

Eddie Condon Jam Session: Eddie's Blues CD. For one of Eddie Condon's final recordings (and what was possibly his last studio session), he largely let cornetist Wild Bill Davison run the show. Two of the five songs ("Time After Time" and "Crazy Rhythm") have arrangements for the septet, which includes Davison, trombonist Ed Hubble, clarinetist Johnny Mince and pianist Dill Jones, while the other three pieces ("How Come You Do Me like You Do," "Them There Eyes" and "Eddie's Blues") are looser and more freewheeling. This LP contains enjoyable and somewhat historic music. ~ Scott Yanow

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