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Newk with Bud, a Trip in the Way-Back Machine & More
by Marc Cohn
We start with our usual dose of twenty-first century music (Marsico should be better known in the States!). And there's a quiz for you in tracks two and three; so pay attention! Then, it's 19-year-old Sonny Rollins with Bud Powell from '49, followed by a walk in the Fall air where the original French ...
Why Is Jazz A Dirty Word?
by David Arivett
Why is it that jazz music," and even the word jazz" itself, is so offensive and polarizing to the average music listener today? The word jazz" instantly turns many people off... immediately saying they don't like jazz at all. The fact is, that a very large part of the US population won't listen to jazz, period. ...
Economy Hall Breakdown
By Jim Robinson
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: 01. Economy Hall Breakdown (P. D); 02. 2:19 Blues (M. Desdume); 03. Right Now Is The Right Time (J. Wiggs); 04. St. Peter Street Breakdown 8P.d); 05. Atlanta Blues (C. Handy), 06. Put On
Your Old Grey Bonnet (Murphy/Wenrich); 07. Bye And Bye (C. Taindley); 08. Postman’s Lament (J. Wiggs); 09. Stompin For Sonny (P.D); 10. BuckTown Shuffle (P.D.); 11. Economy Hall Breakdown
(versione alternativa); 12. Postman’s Lament (versione alternativa).
Jim Robinson: Economy Hall Breakdown
by AAJ Italy Staff
Insieme a Louis Nelson, Jim Robinson (1892-1976) è l’alfiere dei trombonisti neworleansiani dei primi anni ‘20. Un esponente di punta del primo jazz tradizionale, in quanto componente della storica Sam Morgan Jazz Band. Oltre ad evidenziare il suo stile gioioso ed effervescente, questa gustosa ristampa del ’65 ne mette in luce anche la pratica strumentale cui ...
Economy Hall Breakdown
By Jim Robinson
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Economy Hall Breakdown; 2.19 Blues; Right Now Is The Right Time; St. Peter Street Breakdown; Atlanta Blues; Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet; Bye And Bye; Postman's Lament; Stompin' For Sonny; Bucktown Shuffle; Economy Hall Breakdown (alternate); Postman's Lament (alternate).
Jim Robinson: Economy Hall Breakdown
by Nic Jones
At the time this music was captured for posterity in 1965, trombonist Jim Robinson had been working as a professional musician for almost forty years. That work experience in the traditional New Orleans style--Robinson had previously worked under the leadership of both Bunk Johnson and clarinetist George Lewis--comes out here in a program of music both ...