And this is what i love about this band! They never stroked feathers about their music, they played like they meant it. That is something we don't get in the modern "make it sound as easy as possible" ear.
Whoever organized this puzzle should be incarcerated. Correct personnel is: Tracks a/1 - a/2 - a/3 - a/4 Eddie Condon's Jazz Concert Orchestra : Bobby Hackett (cnt) Billy Butterfield (tp) Hot Lips Page (tp,vcl) Benny Morton (tb) Pee Wee Russell (cl) Ernie Caceres (bar,cl) Gene Schroeder (p) Eddie Condon (g) Bob Haggart (b) Joe Grauso (d) Associated Transcription Session, New York, June 8, 1944 Track a/5 Eddie Condon's Jazz Concert Orchestra : Muggsy Spanier (cnt) Billy Butterfield, Max Kaminsky (tp) Lou McGarity (tb) Edmond Hall, Pee Wee Russell (cl) Ernie Caceres (bar,cl) Jess Stacy (p) Eddie Condon (g) Bob Haggart (b) George Wettling (d) Associated Transcription Session, New York, October 24, 1944 Tracks b-1- b/2 - b/3 Dixieland All Stars: Buck Clayton (t) Vic Dickenson (tb) Pee Wee Russell (cl)Bud Freeman (ts) Lou Carter (p) Champ Jones (b) Jo Jones (d) Boston, June 6 & 18, 1959. Track b/4 New Orleans All Stars Al Hirt (t) Abe Lincoln (tb) Pete Fountain (cl) Eddie Miller (ts) Stan Wrightsman (p) George Van Epps (g) Morty Corb (b) Ray Bauduc (d) Los Angeles, 1956
Very hard to find "correct personnel " for this . But ! , try Bobby Hackett and Billy Butterfield Trumpet, Peewee Russell Clarinet, Ernie Caceres Bass Sax, Gene Schroeder Piano, Bob Haggart Bass, and with the wonderful " Rivet and Splash Cymbals, Joe Grauso, Drums ! Great Stuff ! .
Eddie Condon and his Dixieland All-Stars: Buck Clayton (tp) Vic Dickenson (tb) Pee Wee Russell (cl) Bud Freeman (ts) Lou Carter (p) Everett Barksdale (g) Arvell Shaw (b) Jo Jones (d) Ralph Stein (ldr) New York, c. 1960
Thanks - do you know the original recording of "Wherever There's Love" on this album - sweetest sounds I know! I just found this in thrift store and treasure it. Mom was a great fan of Condon and my Uncle Gene was New York Homicide Detective goofing off at Condon's one night when it was robbed - Condon had great touch and feel - God bless them all.
+Jon Mathis Phrasing is like Caceres', but this sounds like a bass sax to me. Did Ernie - one of the most under-rated swing musicians by the way - ever play bass? Could also be John Dengler - a brilliant bass sax man. I agree with the others. Who's on piano? These round, inter-twined phrases sound like Jess Stacy, or maybe Dick Cary. At one point or another I hear Bud Freeman (When the saints...). Not sure with the bone.
There's nothing better to pick up your spirits. then some good Dixieland jazz and you can't go wrong with Eddie Condon.Have a great day
Skvělé,šlape to úžasně , s dovolením,nahraji si !
Eddie Condon for President!!!!
Wonderful group. Completely together and sound is exceptional.
Great To Hear Condons Guitar. Lovely Passing Progressions, Especially On Indiana. Splendid !.
And this is what i love about this band! They never stroked feathers about their music, they played like they meant it. That is something we don't get in the modern "make it sound as easy as possible" ear.
They were not commercial whores. That's why they played from their souls.
Saw Wild Bill Davison at Bayou in DC 1972. Great Dixie land
I hear Bayou is still around in Georgetown Area of DC !!
What an opener and it carries on Magic stuff.
This is good vintage Condon ,
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I love this Dixieland jazz and wondered if it's still heard as much as some time ago
Inmortales en una época única.... Nada para agregar.
Sweet!
Whoever organized this puzzle should be incarcerated.
Correct personnel is:
Tracks a/1 - a/2 - a/3 - a/4 Eddie Condon's Jazz Concert Orchestra : Bobby Hackett (cnt) Billy Butterfield (tp) Hot Lips Page (tp,vcl) Benny Morton (tb) Pee Wee Russell (cl) Ernie Caceres (bar,cl) Gene Schroeder (p) Eddie Condon (g) Bob Haggart (b) Joe Grauso (d) Associated Transcription Session, New York, June 8, 1944
Track a/5 Eddie Condon's Jazz Concert Orchestra : Muggsy Spanier (cnt) Billy Butterfield, Max Kaminsky (tp) Lou McGarity (tb) Edmond Hall, Pee Wee Russell (cl) Ernie Caceres (bar,cl) Jess Stacy (p) Eddie Condon (g) Bob Haggart (b) George Wettling (d) Associated Transcription Session, New York, October 24, 1944
Tracks b-1- b/2 - b/3 Dixieland All Stars: Buck Clayton (t) Vic
Dickenson (tb) Pee Wee Russell (cl)Bud Freeman (ts) Lou Carter (p)
Champ Jones (b) Jo Jones (d) Boston, June 6 & 18, 1959.
Track b/4 New Orleans All Stars Al Hirt (t) Abe Lincoln (tb)
Pete Fountain (cl) Eddie Miller (ts) Stan Wrightsman (p) George
Van Epps (g) Morty Corb (b) Ray Bauduc (d) Los Angeles, 1956
Thanks! It's so hard to find information about this album.
many thanks indeed.
Eddie Condon el mas grande Dixielanders
muito bom
Which year is this wonderful recordings made ... :-) ?
This must be the best line up Eddie Condon ever played with.
Check out the showdown of the olde Chicagoans on "Chicago and All That Jazz" but this is one of the all time best of the Condon Groups!!
Remastered audio here is priceless!!
"Sunset in Paradise" is based on "Tumbala Laika"(Or however it's spelled).
Very hard to find "correct personnel " for this . But ! , try Bobby Hackett and Billy Butterfield Trumpet, Peewee Russell Clarinet, Ernie Caceres Bass Sax, Gene Schroeder Piano, Bob Haggart Bass, and with the wonderful " Rivet and Splash Cymbals, Joe Grauso, Drums ! Great Stuff ! .
Ernie Caceres on baritone rather than bass saxophone.
Joe Carbery. Quite right !. What Was I Thinking !.
Bobby on cornet, Pee Wee on clarinet and Gene Schoeder on piano is my guess?
I can’t think of the name of the tune after Ballin’ the Jack. What is it? And is that Billy Butterfield? Sounds nice.
Eddie Condon and his Dixieland All-Stars: Buck Clayton (tp) Vic Dickenson (tb) Pee Wee Russell (cl) Bud Freeman (ts) Lou Carter (p) Everett Barksdale (g) Arvell Shaw (b) Jo Jones (d) Ralph Stein (ldr)
New York, c. 1960
Thanks - do you know the original recording of "Wherever There's Love" on this album - sweetest sounds I know! I just found this in thrift store and treasure it. Mom was a great fan of Condon and my Uncle Gene was New York Homicide Detective goofing off at Condon's one night when it was robbed - Condon had great touch and feel - God bless them all.
All good...But whos on baritone?...Eddie Caceres?
Billies Bounce .
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Great music. A lis of the band members would be a nice touch. Who is on trumpet? Hackett or meybe Davison?
Jimmy Mc.. Partland
+Hugo Omar Lezcano Thanks for the info and the intro to Jimmy. Found a great youtube video of Jimmy and sister Marian playing "Avalon"
+Alan Freeland ALAN I THINK IT IS WILD WILLIE.
My guess is Pee Wee, Bobby Hackett, Ernie Caceres
+Jon Mathis Phrasing is like Caceres', but this sounds like a bass sax to me. Did Ernie - one of the most under-rated swing musicians by the way - ever play bass? Could also be John Dengler - a brilliant bass sax man. I agree with the others. Who's on piano? These round, inter-twined phrases sound like Jess Stacy, or maybe Dick Cary. At one point or another I hear Bud Freeman (When the saints...). Not sure with the bone.
Very badly transcribed. It is saturated.
Where is * HIGH QUALITY AUDIO *?
They need this music at Walmarts instead of the crap they play there!!!