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Category Archives: Don Brown Jazz Man Record Shop and Cobweb Corner
Benny Goodman Quartet — Moonglow
Thanks to Ethan J Symonds for the You Tube The most famous version of Moonglow was by Benny Goodman Quartet in 1936 with Goodman on Clarinet, Lionel Hamption, vibes; Teddy Wilson, piano; and Gene Krupa on drums. This is my … Continue reading
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Fats on Friday — California Here I Come
You Tube Thanks to OnlyJazzHQ California Here I Come was written by Al Jolson, Buddy DeSylva,, and Joseph Meyer in 1921 and recorded by Jolson in 1924. This performance is part of the complete transcriptions of Fats Waller radio broadcasts … Continue reading
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Art Tatum — Tea for Two (Pablo Version)
Thanks to crewman for the You Tube Art Tatum playing Tea For Two. I could say just that and say no more. I’ve played this version here before. I think it’s the best version on record. People who heard him … Continue reading
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Claude Thornhill — Snowfall
You Tube thanks to Okmusix That was Gil Evans’s 1947 arrangement of the Thornhill’s majestic composition Snowfall. Snowfall had been originally written and recorded in 1941. It has been recorded by numerous Jazz and popular recording artists. This summer, mostly … Continue reading
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Fats on Friday — I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself A Letter
Thanks to Zedupoca for the You Tube I’m Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter was composed by Fred E. Ahlert with Lyrics by Joe Young. It was originally written for the Broadway musical Ain’t Misbehavin’ Fats Waller … Continue reading
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Art Tatum — Blue Moon
Thanks to bluesinorbit This solo performance of Blue Moon by Art Tatum was recorded in 1955 and is on Disc 5 cut 2 on Art Tatum’s The Complete Pablo Solo Masterpieces, Compact Edition. Blue Moon was written by Richard Rodgers … Continue reading
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George Van Eps — Greatest Guitar Player You’ve Probably Never Heard of
Thanks to mslapompe django for the You Tube That was his solo version Once In A While and Mama’s Gone Goodbye with the Russ Morgan Orchestra played by “The greatest guitar player you’ve probably never heard of,” George Van Eps. … Continue reading
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Fats on Friday — Everybody Loves My Baby
Thanks to OnlyJazzHQ This recording is from November 6, 1940 with John Hamilton, trumpet; Charles Turner, bass; Slick Jones, drums, Al Casey, guitar; Gene Sedric, reeds; and Fats on piano and vocal. The song was written by Spencer Williams (music) … Continue reading
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Art Tatum & Co. — Street of Dreams
Thanks to OkMusix for the You Tube One of the bittersweet tunes popular in the 1940’s and 50’s, although it was first written in 1932 by Sam Lewis and Victor Young.. My favorite vocal version of this song was sung … Continue reading
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James P. Johnson — Master of Harlem Stride Piano and Composer of Hit Songs
Thanks to Okmusix for the You Tube We hear a solo piano version of one of his big hits of the 1920‘s and beyond, If I Could Be With you One Hour Tonight. Vocal versions became hit records for Ruth … Continue reading
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