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Andy Schumm

Stomp Your Stuff

By Oliver-Smith Incomparables

Label: Turtle Bay Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Stomp Your Stuff; Bucktown Blues; Grace and Beauty; Jimtown Blues; Mill Creek Shuffle; Honey Babe; San Sue Strut; 29th and Dearborn; Mobile Blues; Dallas Stomp; Original Chinese Blues; Daddy Do; Café Capers.

Oliver-Smith Incomparables: Stomp Your Stuff

by Pierre Giroux
August 29, 2026

Many bands play early jazz these days, but few make it sound as if the ink is still wet on the page. The Oliver-Smith Incomparables accomplish exactly that on Stomp Your Stuff, a recording that salutes the musical language of Jelly Roll Morton without ever treating it as a historical artifact. Pianist Andrew Oliver and drummer ...

Oliver-Smith Incomparables: Stomp Your Stuff

by Jack Bowers
August 28, 2026

Although he was best known as a pianist, the late Jelly Roll Morton was never shy when it came to blowing his own horn. Among Morton's claims was that he had “invented" jazz, an assertion that almost surely stretches the truth but is virtually impossible to disprove. What is known is that Morton was playing a ...

Steppin' Out

By Mike Davis

Label: Turtle Bay Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Do Do Do, Everybody Loves My Baby, Love Will Find a Way, Half-Seas Over, My Fate Is in Your Hands, My Melancholy Baby, My Gal Sal, Cornet Chop Suey, Helen Gone, My Blue Heaven.

Steppin' Out

By Mike Davis

Label: Turtle Bay Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Do Do Do; Everybody Loves My Baby; Love Will Find a Way; Half-Seas Over; My Fate Is in Your Hands; My Melancholy Baby; My Gal Sal; Cornet Chop Suey; Helen Gone; My Blue Heaven.

The New Wonders: Steppin' Out

by Jack Bowers
November 20, 2024

Although the ten songs performed by cornetist Mike Davis' Brooklyn-based septet, The New Wonders, on the group's second album, Steppin' Out, are well removed from new, most have stood the test of time and remained popular with a small yet devoted number of trad jazz enthusiasts, some for a century or more. The New Wonders carry ...

The New Wonders: Steppin' Out

by Nicholas F. Mondello
May 27, 2024

There's something effervescent and addictive about the music of the late 1920s. Perhaps it is the fact that technological advancements allow for superior sound quality of the music of Louis Armstrong's Hot Five and Hot Seven, Bix Beiderbecke and Sidney Bechet. Reinforcement from period entertainment such as “Boardwalk Empire," (HBO, 2010-14) “The Great Gatsby," (Warner Brothers, ...

Blackboard, Lit Screen and Red Hot Jazz

by Andrew J. Sammut
February 1, 2011

Teachers must find it hard to leave their job in the classroom, like Olympic runners find it hard to take their time. The best teachers educate out of reflex, and for Michael Steinman that reflex transcends classroom or course listing. Whether it's English at Nassau Community College or hot jazz on the World Wide Web, passion ...