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Mike Walbridge

The Rise And Fall Of Joe "King" Oliver This Week On Riverwalk Jazz

January 30, 2014

This week’s Riverwalk Jazz broadcast is an encore presentation featuring theater legend William Warfield. In a performance recorded in 1992, Mr. Warfield brings Joe King Oliver’s rich correspondence to life. Also,The Jim Cullum Jazz Band joins forces with two leading lights of the traditional jazz scene—Bay Area-based cornetist Leon Oakley and Chicago-based tuba player Mike Walbridge—to ...

This Week On Riverwalk Jazz: The Test Of Time: A Century Of Song

July 26, 2012

This week on Riverwalk Jazz, The Jim Cullum Jazz Band gives the “hot rhythm treatment” to rags, parlor songs and spirituals composed a century or more ago. From Jack Norworth’s “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” to Kerry Mills' Cakewalk “At a Georgia Camp Meeting” and Scott Joplin’s “Maple Leaf Rag,” we’ll explore the roots ...

Crazy Rhythm

By Mike Walbridge

Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: I Would Do Anything For You; On The Alamo; I Never Knew; Sugar; Nobody's Sweetheart; Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea; Tin Roof Blues; When My Dreamboat Comes Home; Nagasaki; Angry; Sunday; Crazy Rhythm; Down Where The Sun Goes Down; Darktown Strutters Ball; Love Me Or Leave Me; Big Butter & Egg Man; My Honey's Lovin' Arms.

Mike Walbridge´s Chicago Footwarmers: Crazy Rhythm

by AAJ Italy Staff
December 12, 2008

La Delmark ha riunito in un solo CD due session del 1966 e del 1967 dei Mike Walbridges's Chicago Footwarmers ed una nuova del 2007, in cui Mike Walbridge e Kim Cusack suonano con due nuovi musicisti al banjo ed alla batteria. Si tratta di due session di dixieland abbastanza interessanti, realizzate da musicisti abbastanza professionali, ...

Mike Walbridge's Chicago Footwarmers: Crazy Rhythm

by Nic Jones
April 8, 2008

With music as venerable as this it's approach that's the key, and with these men the approach is nigh on perfect. Neither the dead hand of reverence or the corn that's often the undoing of traditional jazz performed decades after the event has a place here. Instead the music harks back to a simpler, more spontaneous ...