Buster Bailey - All About Memphis flac album

Buster Bailey's skill as both an improviser and section man made him a shoo-in for some of the best gigs in jazz history. Starting, from his teenage years, with . Handy, steady employment under King Oliver, Fletcher Henderson, John Kirby and Louis Armstrong also left the clarinetist little time (perhaps need) to record as a leader. Fortunately jazz raconteur Stanley Dance saw fit to put just Bailey (and some of his original compositions) in front of a rhythm section on the short-lived Felsted label, highlighting the phenomenal technique that kept him so consistently in demand. Two compositions by his first boss and fellow Memphis native Handy show off Bailey's melodic side: Bailey adds wit and an impressive cadenza to the well-worn "Beale Street Blues," while "Memphis Blues" is taken at an intriguingly slow tempo to show off his tone, phrasing and utter control.

Clarinet – Buster Bailey (tracks: A1 to A4). Drums – Jimmy Crawford. Photography By – Mike Youngman. Piano – Red Richards. Producer – Stanley Dance. All About Memphis ‎(LP, Album). All About Memphis ‎(CD, Album).

All About Memphis Buster Bailey. This album has an average beat per minute of 135 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 92/168 BPM). Tracklist All About Memphis.

William C. "Buster" Bailey (July 19, 1902 – April 12, 1967) was a jazz clarinetist. Buster Bailey was a master of the clarinet and was educated on the instrument by classical teacher Franz Schoepp, the man who taught Benny Goodman. Bailey got his start with . Handy's Orchestra in 1917 when he was just fifteen years old. After two years of touring with Handy, Bailey quit the orchestra while the band was in Chicago.

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Alto Saxaphone – Hilton Jefferson (tracks: B1-B3) Bass – Gene Ramey (tracks: A1 - A4, B1-B3) Clarinet – Buster Bailey (tracks: A1 - A4) Drums – Jimmy Crawford (tracks: A1 - A4, B1-B3) Piano – Red Richards (tracks: A1 - A4, B1-B3) Trombone – Vic Dickenson (tracks: B1-B3) Trumpet – Herman. Autrey (tracks: B1-B3). Felsted Records – FAJ 7003 (US). Side A was recorded in New York, February 13th, 1958. Side B was recorded in New York, February 27th, 1958. Thanks to snobb for the addition.