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Warne Marsh: An Unsung Cat: The Life and Music of Warne Marsh

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As a companion piece to the book by Safford Chamberlain of the same name, this CD traces the musical life of Warne Marsh, the brilliant Tenor Saxophonist, from 1945 to 1987. We see Marsh as an 18 year old echoing the style of the Hawkins/Webster generation to one imbued with the spirit of Charlie ...

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Warne Marsh: An Unsung Cat the Life and Music of Warne Marsh

Read "An Unsung Cat the Life and Music of Warne Marsh" reviewed by Dave Nathan


This Storyville release compiles both released and unreleased material by Warne Marsh made over a 42-year period. The album is an adjunct to a book of the same name by Safford Chamberlain who contributed the informative liner notes. Marsh's style and technique are reminiscent of Paul Desmond's cool alto. Like his personality, Marsh's playing is self ...

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Ralph Sutton/Ruby Braff: Ralph Sutton Quartet Featuring Ruby Braff, Vol. 4

Read "Ralph Sutton Quartet Featuring Ruby Braff, Vol. 4" reviewed by Dave Nathan


This release is the final chapter of a four-volume undertaking by Storyville Records to put to disk live performances of stride pianist Ralph Sutton and his guests at his wife's Allene (Sunnie) Anderson's club, in the ski resort of Aspen, Colorado. For this set the headliner was cornetist Ruby Braff who must have been energized by ...

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Harry James Orchestra: Hotel Astor Roof, 1942

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1942 was a big year for Harry James. He and the band were beginning to be featured in Hollywood films, he had a highly ranked radio show and he was beginning his vigorous pursuit of Betty Grable. Tenor man Corky Corcoran had joined the band the previous October for what was to become a stay of ...

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Pee Wee Erwin: With Vic Dickenson, Gene Sedric & Morey Feld

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The 14th in a series which now totals 16 releases, this album stays well within the thematic contours established by Storyville for its Dr. Jazz series. Pee Wee Erwin joins those other masters of traditional jazz that the Danish label has gathered for Dr. Jazz albums including groups headed by Eddie Condon, George Wettling and Henry ...

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Don Byas Quartet: Featuring Sir Charles Thompson

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Don Byas, believing he was never going to get the recognition he deserved in this country because of bigotry, left the United States for Europe and never looked back. Virtually all of his good work was done on the Continent. Usually cited as one of the first tenor saxophonist to take up Bop, Byas never let ...

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Duke Ellington Orchestra: The Treasury Shows, Vol. 1

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On April 7, 1945, Duke Ellington begand a series of shows sponsored by the U. S. Treasury Department which ended 45 shows later on October 5, 1946. These albums were released by Sweden's Phontastic label's Nostalgia Series beginning in the early 1980's. Now almost 20 years later, Denmark's excellent Storyville label begins an undertaking to reissue ...

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Don Byas Quartet: Featuring Sir Charles Thompson

Read "Featuring Sir Charles Thompson" reviewed by Dave Nathan


Don Byas, believing he was never going to get the recognition he deserved in this country because of bigotry, left the United States for Europe and never looked back. Virtually all of his good work was done on the Continent. Usually cited as one of the first tenor saxophonist to take up Bop, Byas never let ...

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Mary Lou Williams Trio at Rick's Cafe Americain

Label: Storyville Records
Released: 2000
Track listing:

Recorded in Chicago, November 14, 1979. Total playing time=67:36. * Autumn Leaves; I Can't Get Started; You Can't Take That Away from Me; Satin Doll; The Jeep is Jumping; St. James Infirmary; Surrey with the Fringe on Top; My Funny Valentine; Mack the Knife; What's Your Story Morning Glory; Without a Song; Caravan; A Grand Night for Swinging.

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Mary Lou Williams: Mary Lou Williams Trio at Rick's Cafe Americain

Read "Mary Lou Williams Trio at Rick's Cafe Americain" reviewed by Bob Jacobson


This CD is one of a handful by Mary Lou Williams finally appearing in “record" bins. Here's Mary Lou at age 69 and at the height of her powers (despite, as we're told by biographer Linda Dahl, physical ailments and a recent diagnosis of cancer). Also on board were Milton Suggs, bass, and Drashear Khalid, drums ...


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