Home » Search Center » Results: Storyville Records
Results for "Storyville Records"
Timme's Treasures
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2015
Track listing: That Old Black Magic; Johnny Come Lately; Tea For Two; Embraceable You; Lady Be Good; These Foolish Things; ‘Round Midnight; Swing Test 2149; Let’s Go; I Got Rhythm; Cuckoo; All The Things You Are.
Embraceable
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2015
Track listing: Singin’ In The Rain; Sophisticated Lady; Hushabye; Trubbel; Prelude
In C-Minor; Things Ain’t What They Used To Be; Waltz For Sonny; Just
A Gigolo; There Will Never Be Another You; Embraceable You; Pent-up
House; June Night.
Nightfall
By Sigurdur Flosason and Kjeld Lauritsen
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2015
Track listing: These Foolish Things: For You, For Me, For Evermore; Angel Eyes; The
Touch Of Your Lips; Skylark; Tea For Two; Too Late Now; Why Try To
Change Me Now?; I Only Have Eyes For You; Young At Heart.
At The Cotton Club
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2015
Track listing: CD1: Swing Session; Medley: Solitude; In A Sentimental Mood; Harmony In Harlem; If You Were In My Place; Mood Indigo; East St. Louis Toodl-Oo; Oh Babe, Maybe Someday; Dinah’s In A Jam; If Dreams Come True; Scrontch; You Went To My Head; Three Blind Mice; Solitude; Downtown Uproar; Dinah’s In A Jam; On The Sunny Side Of The Street; Ev’ry Day; Azure; Carnival In Caroline; Harmony In Harlem; At Your Beck And Call; Solitude; The Gal From Joe’s; Riding On A Blue Note; If Dreams Come True.
CD2: Oh Babe, Maybe Someday; I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart; Birmingham Breakdown; Rose Room; If Dreams Come True; It’s The Dreamer In Me; Lost In Meditation; Ev’ry Day; Echoes Of Harlem; East St. Louis Toodle-Oo; Jig Walk; In A Sentimental Mood; I’m Slapping 7th Avenue; Lost In Meditation; Alabamy Home; If You Were In My Place; Prelude in C Sharp Minor; Rockin’ In Rhythm; Serenade To Sweden; Rockin’ In Rhythm; In A Red Little Cottage.
Timme Rosenkrantz: Timme's Treasures
by Chris Mosey
Danish nobleman Niels Otte Timme Baron Rosenkrantz could trace his ancestry way back to the Anglicized Rosencrantz in Shakespeare's Hamlet. He became a journalist and was the first European to report on the jazz scene in Harlem, writing for Scandinavian publications and for Downbeat, Metronome and Esquire in the United States and Melody ...
Duke Ellington And His Orchestra: The Treasury Shows, Vol 20
by Chris Mosey
What makes this album stand out among the welter of Treasury Show releases is that most of the tracks feature Oscar Pettiford on bass. Duke Ellington hired many excellent bass players but only two who were great. The first was Jimmy Blanton. In the short time he was with the band--from 1939-1941--he transformed ...
Duke Ellington: At The Cotton Club
by Chris Mosey
These recordings by Duke Ellington from 1937-39 emphasize his unique place in the history of jazz. On the eve of the Swing Era, they open with a solo piano piece. Ellington introduces it as “Swing Session" but it's actually “Soda Fountain Rag," the first piece he ever wrote, in 1913, aged 14, while ...
Jesper Lundgaard, featuring Enrico Pieranunzi & Alex Riel: 60 Out Of Shape
by Chris Mosey
Back in the glory days the Copenhagen jazz club Montmartre was known as “The Village Vanguard of Europe." In the 1960s some of the biggest names in the music played there: Ben Webster, Dexter Gordon, Stan Getz... the list goes on. And on: Roland Kirk, Sonny Rollins, Cannonball Adderley, Bill Evans, Charles Mingus, ...
Sands Fonnesbæk Riel: Take One
by Chris Mosey
In October 2014 pianist Christian Sands, a protégé of Billy Taylor, known mainly for with his work with bassist Christian McBride's trio, played two nights to remember at Copenhagen's legendary jazz club Montmartre. The highlights are captured on this Storyville double album. Sands plays with (rather than is accompanied by) phenomenal local bassist ...
Jean-Michel Pilc, Marilyn Mazur, Mads Vinding: Composing
by Chris Mosey
A magical mystery tour with two heavies of the avant garde and one good old reliable jazz bassist who fits in anywhere. To be more precise: American/Danish percussionist Marilyn Mazur, she of the frizzy hair and intense eyes; French pianist Jean-Michel Pilc, he of the goatee beard and dark, moody gaze; and Denmark's Mads Vinding, he ...
Trending
Interview
Bill Bruford And Pete Roth: A One-Of-A-Kind Juxtaposition
Interview
Miles Okazaki's Monkathon: The Complete Thelonious...
Interview
Scott Kinsey: Thought Distortions and the Art of the Left...
Reanimating Conversations Past
John Scofield: Meant To Be
From the Inside
The Quiet Cruelty of the Music Business
Phil Schaap's Jazz Room
Franc Williams: Live From The West End
Live Review
Arcanum at Victoria Nasjonal Jazzscene, Oslo
VOTE!
