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King Oliver - Dippermouth Blues: His 25 Greatest Hits (1923-1930)

Исполнитель: King Oliver
Название альбома: Dippermouth Blues: His 25 Greatest Hits
Год выпуска: 1997
Формат файлов: MP3@320K/s
Размер архива: 147,1 MB
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Joe "King" Oliver was Louis Armstrong's idol and mentor. Although preceded by the earliest recordings of the Original Dixieland Jazz Band (1917) and both the New Orleans Rhythm Kings and Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band (1922), Oliver's 1923 Gennett recordings are widely regarded as the cornerstone of recorded jazz. Released in 1997, Living Era's chronological Dippermouth Blues compilation lives up to its subtitle of "25 Greatest Hits" by presenting well-chosen examples from various segments of this man's relatively brief recording career, although most early jazz connoisseurs might wish for a bit more material from the 1923-1926 period. The exciting interaction between Oliver and Armstrong is aptly represented by the six earliest selections, while the remaining 19 tracks diligently document Oliver's post-Armstrong period. The records made between 1926 and 1928 by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators and the final material waxed in 1929 and 1930 by King Oliver & His Orchestra (under the direction of Carroll Dickerson) clearly suggest the perceived parameters of the jazz scene in Chicago and New York during the second half of the 1920s. After Oliver moved his act to New York and resumed record production in November of 1927, a more carefully arranged and less spontaneous atmosphere gradually descended over the ensemble. When they first appeared, most of these records actually weren't "hits" at all. The jazz-addled public seems to have had a preference for quicker tempos and flashier arrangements. Over the years, traditional jazz lovers have cherished these relics as essential components in the evolution of jazz from classic hot dance music to big-band swing. Listeners in the 21st century are advised to savor the calm dignity of Joe Oliver's very personal version of the New Orleans-Chicago-New York traditional jazz trajectory. Note that beginning in 1928, as Oliver's chops began to fail, assistant brass men Ed Anderson, Dave Nelson, and Henry "Red" Allen began to stand in as soloists. The collective personnel on this compilation is extraordinary, reading like a who's who of New Orleans jazz talent, collectively making the move first to Chicago and then to New York City. For a special thrill, listen to Roy Smeck's steel guitar solo on "Everybody Does It in Hawaii," a delicate bit of smut penned by Jimmie Rodgers and Elsie McWilliams ~ AllMusic Review by arwulf arwulf

Attributions:
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band (1-4)
King Oliver's Jazz Band (5-7)
King Oliver and His Dixie Syncopators (8-20)
King Oliver and His Orchestra (21-25)

Banjo - Junie C. Cobb, Henry Duncan, Eric Franker, Don Frye, Leroy Harris, Will Johnson, Bud Scott, Johnny St. Cyr, Arthur Taylor
Banjo, Violin - Bill Johnson
Clarinet - Buster Bailey, Johnny Dodds
Clarinet, Sax (Alto) - Ernest Elliott, Stump Evans, Darnell Howard, Hilton Jefferson, Glyn Paque, Omer Simeon
Clarinet, Sax (Alto), Sax (Soprano) - Paul Barnes, Albert Nicholas, Billy Paige
Clarinet, Sax (Alto), Sax (Tenor) - Arville Harris, Bobby Holmes, Benny Waters
Clarinet, Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor) - Barney Bigard
Compilation Producer, Liner Notes - Vic Bellerby
Composer, Cornet - Louis Armstrong
Composer, Cornet, Trumpet - King Oliver
Composer, Director, Piano - Clarence Williams
Composer, Trumpet - Dave Nelson
Composer, Tuba - Clinton Walker
Composer, Violin - Richard M. Jones
Cornet - Ed Anderson, Bob Schoffner
Design - Phil Duffy
Director - Carroll Dickerson
Drums - Paul Barbarin, Baby Dodds, Edmund Jones, Freddie Moore
Harmonica, Hawaiian Guitar - Roy Smeck
Piano - Lil Hardin, Luis Russell
Sax (Baritone), Tuba - Reverend Charlie Jackson
Sax (Tenor) - Charles Frazier, Walter Wheeler
Trombone - Jimmy Archey, Ed Atkins, Honore Dutrey, J.C. Higginbotham, Kid Ory
Trumpet - Henry "Red" Allen
Tuba - Lawson Buford, Bert Cobb, Bass Moore, Cyrus St. Clair

01 Chimes Blues 3:03
02 Canal Street Blues 2:32
03 Dippermouth Blues 2:36
04 Snake Rag 3:03
05 Chattanooga Stomp 3:01
06 Riverside Blues 2:57
07 Snag It 2:50
08 Deep Henderson 3:05
09 Wa Wa Wa 2:46
10 Someday, Sweetheart 2:52
11 Showboat Shuffle 2:56
12 Willie the Weeper 2:53
13 Black Snake Blues 2:58
14 Farewell Blues 2:52
15 Sobbin' Blues 2:34
16 Tin Roof Blues 2:56
17 West End Blues 3:01
18 Speakeasy Blues 2:58
19 Aunt Hagar's Blues 2:58
20 I'm Watching the Clock 3:09
21 New Orleans Shout 2:35
22 Everybody Does It in Hawaii 2:47
23 Rhythm Club Stomp 2:50
24 Struggle Buggy 2:56
25 Shake It and Break It 2:28

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