Hot Jazz, Fiddles and Blues right here
A midsummer romp hot off the heels of the jazz festival! A fair amount of hot jazz with other styles sprinkled throughout this round, enjoy!
Playlist
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Clarence Williams and His Orchestra, “Beer Garden Blues”
from Clarence Williams and His Orchestra Vol. 1, 1933-1934
Timeless Records - 2001
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Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers, “When Erastus Plays His Old Kazoo”
from King of the Blues Clarinet (1923-1940)
Upbeat Jazz - 2008
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Cannon and Woods, “Fourth and Beale”
from Gus Cannon & Noah Lewis Vol. 2 (1929-1930)
Document - 2005
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Mart Britt, “Sadness Will Be Gladness”
from Texas & Tennessee Territory Bands (1928-1931)
Retrieval - 2007
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Jimmy Blythe, Jelly Roll Morton, “Fat Meat and Greens”
from Really the Blues?
West Hill Radio Archives
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Jabbo Smith, “Ready Hokum”
from Jabbo Smith & His Rhythm Aces - 1929 (The Complete Set)
Retrieval - 1996
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Jack Kelly & His South Memphis Jug Band, “R.F.C. Blues”
from Complete Recorded Works: Jack Kelly & His Memphis Jug Band
Document Records - 1990
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Slim Lamar, “Better Than Nothin'”
from Texas & Tennessee Territory Bands (1928-1931)
Retrieval - 2007
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Whistlin' Alex Moore with Blind Norris, “The Katy Blues”
from Whistlin' Alex Moore 1929- 1951
Document
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Luis Russell, “Saratoga Drag”
from The Ultimate Jazz Archive 3 - Luis Russell, Vol. 3
Carinco AG - 2007
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Nugrape Twins, “I Got Your Ice Cold Nugrape”
from 1924-38 Hard Times Come Again No More
Yazoo Records - 1998
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The Blue Boys, “Easy Winner”
from Rough Guide to the Best Country Blues You've Never Heard, Vol. 2
World Music Network - 2007
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James Cole & Tommy Bradley, “Adam and Eve”
from Please Warm My Weiner: Old Time Hokum Blues
Yazoo - 2005
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New Orleans Nehi Boys, “Farish Street Rag”
from Ishman Bracey & Charley Taylor - Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order (1928-1929)
Document Records - 2013
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Erskine Tate's Vendome Orchestra, “Stomp Off, Let's Go”
from Louis Armstrong: Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
Sony
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The Two Poor Boys - Joe Evans & Arthur McClain, “Little Son of a Gun (Look What You Done Done)”
from The Two Poor Boys - Joe Evans & Arthur McClain (1927-1931)
Document Records - 1991
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The Hot Air Men, “Harlem Madness”
from The Charleston Chasers Vol. 2 & New York Studio Groups 1928-1930
Timeless Records - 2001
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Blind Squire Turner, “Pitty Pat”
from Down On the Levee: The Piano Blues of St. Louis, Vol. 2
Yazoo - 2003
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King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band, “Just Gone (feat. Louis Armstrong & Johnny Dodds)”
from Editio Princeps
Vintage Records - 2010
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Delta Big Four, “I Know My Time Ain't Long”
from All Night Long Blues (Delta Blues - Authentic Recordings 1930)
Blues Classics - 2014