Jazz
Albert Brunies - Drums
Albert Burbank - Clarinet
Alvin Alcorn - Trumpet
Armand Hug - Piano
Don Ewell - Piano
Ed Garland - Bass
George Girard - Trumpet
Harry Shields - Clarinet
Jack Delaney - Trombone
Joe Capraro - Guitar
Johnny St. Cyr - Banjo, Guitar, Vocals
Johnny Wiggs - , Vocals
Joseph "Slow Drag" Pauageau - Bass
Kid Ory - Trombone
Laurence Marrero - Banjo
Lester Santiago - Piano
Lizzie Miles - Vocals
Minor Hall - Drums
Monk Hazel - Drums
Paul Barbarin - Drums
Percy Humphrey & His Crescent City Joymakers - Trumpet
Raymond Burke - Clarinet
Richard McLean - Bass
Santo Pecora - Trombone
Sharkey Bonano - Trumpet
Sherwood Mangiapane - Bass
Waldron "Frog" Joseph - Trombone
Willie Humphrey - Clarinet
* Anders Stefansen - Producer
* Chris Albertson - Liner Notes
* Hans Nielsen - Engineer
* Johnny Donnels - Cover Photo
Storyville is proud to announce the release of a new series called Sounds Of New Orleans.
This is the third of 3 double CDs The series will present many of the famous New Orleans musicians in different combinations. You will hear Kid Ory, George Lewis, Alvin Alcorn Johnny Wiggs, George Girard, Percy Humphrey, Sharkey Bonano, Lee Collins, Oscar Papa Celestin, Paul Barbarin, Albert Burbank, Wilbur De Paris, Lizzie Miles and many more. Except for recordings with Kid Ory and George Lewis all sessions are recorded in New Orleans. It was Joe Mares who opened the Southland Studio in New Orleans and began to record the local musicians when he found out that there were so many talented musicians in New Orleans. Joe Mares’ enterprise is recorded proof that the best of Dixieland jazz still comes from New Orleans.
SOUND OF NEW ORLEANS Volume 3
The third double CD in this serie features Albert Burbank with Kid Ory and his Creole Jazzband, Paul Babarin and his Jazzband, Johnny Wiggs’ New Orleans Boys, Sharkey Bonano, Alvin Alcorn and George Girard. The recording are made in New Orleans between 1952 and 1954 except for Kid Ory and his Creole Jazzband that are recorded live at Club Hangover in San Francisco.
Preceded by Jelly Roll Morton, who first explored the Californian’s music scene two years earlier, Kid Ory moved west in 1919 and soon sent for some of his old sidemen to join him.
CD 1 Total time: 65:33
CD 2 Total time: 66:50 |
