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Monk Hazel & His New Orleans Jazz Kings
Monk Hazel & His New Orleans Jazz Kings, Monk Hazel feat. Al Hirt & Pete Fountain
első megjelenés éve: 2009
(2009)

CD
4.401 Ft 

 

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Jazz

Monk Hazel - Drums, Mellophonium
Al Hirt Trumpet
Barry Martyn Producer, Liner Notes
Chink Martin Bowed Bass
George H. Buck, Jr. Executive Producer
Harry Shields Clarinet
Jack Delaney Vocals, Trombone
Joe Capraro Guitar
Pete Fountain Clarinet, Sax (Tenor)
Phil Darois String Bass
Richard Bird Mastering
Roy Zimmerman Piano



Monk Hazel

Active Decade: '50s
Born: Aug 15, 1903 in Harvey, LA
Died: Mar 05, 1968 in New Orleans, LA
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Dixieland, New Orleans Jazz

A fine drummer who also occasionally took solos on brass instruments, Monk Hazel was a fixture in New Orleans for decades. Hazel's father was a drummer and early on Monk played drums with the legendary Emmett Hardy, who gave him his first cornet. In the 1920's, Hazel worked with many bands including those led by Abbie Brunies (the Halfway House Orchestra), Tony Parenti (with whom he recorded in 1925) and Johnny Wiggs. He led his own Bienville Roof Orchestra in 1928 and then spent time in New York playing with Johnny Wiggs, Jack Pettis and with his own group (1929-31). Hazel was in Hollywood for a period (working with Gene Austin) but eventually came back to New Orleans, performing with Joe Caprano (1937) and the Lloyd Danton Quintet. Hazel spent 1942-43 in the Army and then worked for a time outside of music. However during his final 20 years, Hazel was once again quite active in New Orleans, performing with Sharkey Bonano, George Girard, Mike Lala, Santa Pecora and virtually every other important name in New Orleans jazz. As a leader, Monk Hazel recorded four titles in 1928 and a full album for Storyville in 1954; Pete Fountain and Al Hirt were among his sidemen on the latter recording.
---Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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