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| 1949 Sessions & Live at Luthjens [ ÉLŐ ] |
| Louis Nelson |
| első megjelenés éve: 1994 |
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| 3.566 Ft
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| 1. | Dinah
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| 2. | B.B. Blues
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| 3. | Clarinet Marmalade
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| 4. | You Made Me What I Am
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| 5. | Basin Street Blues
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| 6. | Black Cat on the Fence
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| 7. | Pork Chop
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| 8. | Holler Blues
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| 9. | Basin Street Blues**
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| 10. | Leaning on the Everlasting Arm**
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| 11. | March**
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| 12. | Ai Ai Ai
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| 13. | Bye and Bye
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| 14. | Shake That Thing
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| 15. | Rose Room**
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| 16. | Tiger Rag**
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| 17. | Eh! La Bas**
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| 18. | Shake That Thing (Reprise)**
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| 19. | Tin Roof Blues**
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| 20. | Weary Blues
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Jazz / Dixieland
Tracks 1,3,5-7,9
Recorded 7/19/49
Charles Love, Tpt
'big Eye' Louis Nelson (clt)
Louis Nelson (tbn)
Johnny St. Cyr (gtr)
Austin Young (sbs)
Ernest Rogers (drs)
William Tircuit (vocal)
Tracks 2,4,8,10
Recorded 7/6/49
'wooden Joe' Nicholas (tpt)
'big Eye' Louis Nelson (clt)
Louis Nelson (tbn)
Louis Keppard (gtr)
Albert Glenny (sbs)
Albert Jiles (drs)
Louis Keppard (vocal)
Tracks 11-13
Recorded 7/7/49
As For 7/6/4 9 But 'wooden Joe' Nicholas (vocal)
Tracks 14-19
Recorded 5/14/49
Charles Love (tpt)
'big Eye' Louis Nelson (clt)
Louis Gallaud (pno)
Ernest Rogers (drs)
**previously Unissued
Louis Nelson
Active Decades: '20s, '30s, '40s, '50s, '60s, '70s and '80s
Born: Sep 17, 1902 in New Orleans, LA
Died: Apr 05, 1990 in New Orleans, LA
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Dixieland
Although a hero to many followers of the New Orleans revival movement, Louis Nelson was an erratic trombonist, capable of playing with great warmth and then slipping way out of tune during his next chorus! To his fans he could do no wrong while detractors saw little value in his playing. The truth naturally lies somewhere in between. Nelson started playing music on the alto horn before permanently switching to trombone. He was active in the New Orleans jazz scene of the 1920's, working with Kid Rena, the Original Tuxedo Orchestra and for 15 years with Sidney Desvigne's big band. He was closely associated with Kid Thomas Valentine (starting in 1944), George Lewis and the many musicians in the 1960's who played at Preservation Hall. Louis Nelson toured and recorded with the Legends of Jazz and made records as a leader for G.H.B. (starting in 1964), 504, 77, LaCroix, Nola and other small labels.
---Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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