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Swingin' Stuff
By Stuff Smith
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Caravan; Take the A Train; Old Stinkin' Blues; Only Time Will Tell; Mack the Knife; One
O'Clock Jump; Blues for Timme (Timme's Blues); My Blue Heaven; Bugle Blues; C Jam Blues;
Perdido; S'posin'; How High the Moon.
Storyville Masters of Jazz: Louis Armstrong
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: When It's Sleepy Time Down South; Indiana; Give Me A Kiss To Build A Dream On; The Bucket's Got A Hole In It; Mack The Knife; Blueberry Hill; When The Saints Go Marching In; Ole Miss; Tiger Rag; High Society Calypso; C'est Si Bon; La Vie En Rose; The Faithful Hussar; When It's Sleepy Time Down South; I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You; Way Down Yonder In New Orleans; Dear Old Southland; Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans; Someday You Will Be Sorry; A Song Is Born.
Piano Passion
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Lush Life; Just A Sittin' And A Rockin'; Passion Flower; Take The A Train; Strange Feeling; Day
Dream; Chelsea Bridge; Multi Colored Blue; Something To Live For; A Flower Is a Lonesome
Thing; Cottontail; C Jam Blues; Flamingo; Bang-Up Blues; Tonk; Johnny Come Lately; In A Blue
Summer Garden; Great Times; Tonk (Pianistically Allied); Drawing Room Blues; Tonk.
Louis Armstrong: Storyville Masters of Jazz: Louis Armstrong
by Greg Thomas
Was Louis Armstrong more an entertainer or artist? The dichotomy suggested by this question won't be resolved by this disc because it's a matter of perspective, like particles and waves in physics. Although liner notes author Mike Hennessey claims that he was “an entertainer first, a brilliantly gifted jazzman second, Armstrong made it ...
Stuff Smith: Swingin' Stuff
by Ken Dryden
Not only was Stuff Smith one of the first prominent jazz violinists, his gritty sound was very distinctive. These live sessions, recorded in 1965 (two years prior to his death), will be of great interest to fans of his work, with the addition of four previously unissued songs. Smith is accompanied by a superb rhythm section ...
Billy Strayhorn: Piano Passion
by Andrew Velez
During their nearly three decades of working together, Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington created a legacy of music for the ages. This set offers a rare opportunity to hear Strayhorn the composer playing many of his own songs, as well as some he wrote with Ellington and others. Their partnership began in 1939 and ended only ...
Hot Stuff
By Stuff Smith
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Skip It / The Girl From Ipanema / Tenderly / Take The A Train / Bugle Blues / I Can't Get Started / Mack The Knife / Blues For Timme / Old Stinkin' Blues / The C-Jam Blues / Caravan / Timme's Blues / Oh, Lady Be Good!
Storyville Records
by Elliott Simon
Based in Denmark and boasting a catalogue of rarities and seminal recordings that would make any U.S. label drool, Storyville has carved a unique niche for itself on the international jazz landscape. Its own story began in 1952 as 23-year old Danish jazz aficionado Karl Emil Knudsen released a 1924 Louis and Lil' Armstrong recording with ...
Stuff Smith: Hot Stuff
by Florence Wetzel
After a long career in the United States, the great jazz violinist Stuff Smith (1909-67) moved to Copenhagen in 1965. Many recordings exist from this fertile period in Smith's career. The new CD Hot Stuff is a reissue of the previously out-of-print Live at Montmarte , recorded in 1965, combined with four tracks from Hot Violins ...
The Jaywalker
Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. The Shepherd, 2. Up Jump, 3. Rue Bleu, 4. Chromatic Love Affair, 5. Salome, 6. Blood Count, 7. El Viti, 8. Kixx, 9. Eggo, 10. I'm Hip Too, 11. Amta, 12. Warr, 13. Little Purple Flower, 14. Traffic Cop, 15. Untitled Blues, 16. Policia, 17. The B.O. of Traffic, 18. Mac, 19. Star, 21. Cross Climax, 22. B.O. Man, 23. Tin Soldier
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