Frankie Trumbauer - 1929-1931

Artist: Frankie Trumbauer
Album: 1929-1931
Rating AMG: 4
Recording Date: Sep 18, 1929-Jun 24, 1931
Release Date: Oct 2, 2002
Label: Classics
Genre: Jazz, Styles: Swing, Dixieland
Time: 72:25
Format/Bitrate - flac (rapidshare)
Size: 100+74 Mb

Tracks:

01. Love Ain't Nothin' But The Blues
02. How Am I To Know?
03. Turn On The Heat
04. Manhattan Rag
05. Sunny Side Up
06. My Sweeter Than Sweet
07. What Wouldn't I Do For That Man
08. Happy Feet
09. I Like To Do Things For You
10. Get Happy
11. Deep Harlem
12. What's The Use?
13. Hittin' The Bottle
14. Bye Bye Blues
15. Choo Choo
16. Bass Drum Dan
17. Honeysuckle Rose
18. In the Merry Month Of Maybe [Singing]
19. In the Merry Month Of Maybe [Humming]
20. Crazy Quilt [Singing]
21. Crazy Quilt [Humming]
22. Georgia On My Mind
23. Honeysuckle Rose

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Credits:
Hoagy Carmichael (Piano), Hoagy Carmichael (Cello), Hoagy Carmichael (Vocal Effect), Eddie Lang (Guitar), Joe Venuti (Violin), Joe Venuti (Vocal Effect), Frankie Trumbauer (Clarinet (Contrabass)), Frankie Trumbauer (Director), Frankie Trumbauer (Sax (Alto)), Frankie Trumbauer (Sax (C-Melody)), Frankie Trumbauer (Vocals), Rosy McHargue (Clarinet), Rosy McHargue (Sax (Alto)), Kurt Dieterle (Violin), Lennie Hayton (Piano), Lennie Hayton (Cello), Fud Livingston (Clarinet), Fud Livingston (Sax (Tenor)), George Marsh (Drums), Bill Rank (Trombone), Mischa Russell (Violin), Roy Bargy (Piano), Bob Conselman (Drums), Jack Fulton (Trombone), Harry Goldfield (Trumpet), Min Leibrook (Sax (Bass)), Matty Malneck (Violin), Andy Secrest (Trumpet), Andy Secrest (Cornet), Charles Strickfaden (Oboe), Charles Strickfaden (Sax (Alto)), Smith Ballew (Vocals), Art Jarrett (Vocals), Nat Natoli (Trumpet), Charlie Margulis (Trumpet), Izzy Friedman (Clarinet), Izzy Friedman (Sax (Tenor)), Anatol Schenker (Liner Notes), Dave Rose (Piano), Jennifer Lang (Vocals), John Tobin (Banjo)

C-melody saxophonist Frankie Trumbauer will always be most famous for the recordings that he made with cornetist Bix Beiderbecke but he also led a series of fine sessions after Bix had departed the Paul Whiteman Orchestra. This CD features Trumbauer leading a large combo filled with Paul Whiteman sidemen during 1929-30 and a nonet in 1931. While some of the numbers are a bit commercial and there are vocals by Smith Ballew, Art Jarrett and Trumbauer himself, there are also some fine jazz solos from the leader, cornetist Andy Secrest, violinist Joe Venuti and trombonist Bill Rank. Among the better tracks are "Manhattan Rag" (which has Hoagy Carmichael on piano), "Happy Feet," "Get Happy" and "Honeysuckle Rose." ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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