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Sidney Bechet Et Claude Luter

By Sidney Bechet

Label: Not On Label
Released: 2000

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Up A Lazy River

By Sidney Bechet

Label: Not On Label
Released: 1999

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Sidney Bechet: Up a Lazy River

Read "Up a Lazy River" reviewed by Robert Spencer

by Robert Spencer

Sidney Bechet was the first master of the soprano saxophone, and indeed, the father of all the others: when the instrument was almost forgotten, Steve Lacy heard Bechet play Duke Ellington's “The Mooche." Then John Coltrane was somehow (there are different versions of the story) introduced to the soprano by Lacy. And the rest is history. ...

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Runnin' Wild

By Sidney Bechet

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 1998
Track listing: Sister Kate's Night Out; Tiger Rag; Tin Roof Blues; I Found A New Baby; Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out; When The Saint's Go Marching In; Basin Street Blues; Cake Walking Babies From Home; At the Jazz Band Ball; Joshua Fit De Battle Of Jericho; Fidgety Feet; Tailgate Ramble; Copenhagen; China Boy; Runnin' Wild (Alternate Take); Runnin' Wild; Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll (Alternate Take); Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll; Mandy, Make Up Your Mind; Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble

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Young Sidney Bechet 1923-1925

By Sidney Bechet

Label: Not On Label
Released: 1998

Album

Planet Jazz

By Sidney Bechet

Label: Not On Label
Released: 1997

Album

The Best Of Sidney Bechet

By Sidney Bechet

Label: Not On Label
Released: 1993

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Jazz Classics Volume 1

By Sidney Bechet

Label: Not On Label
Released: 1993

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Blues In Thirds

By Sidney Bechet

Label: Not On Label
Released: 1991

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Soprano Sax

By Sidney Bechet

Label: Not On Label
Released: 1989


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