media.bandthewest » Jazz » Various - Get Easy Blues (Chicago 1928-1930)

Various - Get Easy Blues (Chicago 1928-1930) flac album

Various 1996 UK

Performer Various
Title Get Easy Blues (Chicago 1928-1930)
Date of release 1996
Country UK
Other formats FLAC ASF AHX APE DXD WMA AA
Genre Jazz / Blues
Size MP3 1527 mb
Size FLAC 1120 mb
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 733

7. –Sammy Stewart And His Orchestra. Cause I Feel Low Down. 8. Matrix, Runout (Mirrored): MASTERED BY NIMBUS C3170 DGF 9. Other Versions (1 of 1) View All. Cat.

Listen to Get Easy Blues - Chicago 1928-1930 in full in the this site app. Play on this site.

Get Easy Blues - Chicago 1928-1930, 1996. Get Easy Blues - Chicago 1928-1930, 1996. Midnight Mama, 02:47.

Get Easy Blues - Chicago 1928-1930. Play Now. Parkway Stomp. Get Easy Blues - Chicago 1928-1930. play all. Listen to Albert Wynn Parkway Stomp MP3 song. Parkway Stomp song from the album Get Easy Blues - Chicago 1928-1930 is released on Oct 1996. The duration of song is 02:40. This song is sung by Albert Wynn.

There's a problem loading this menu at the moment. Back to top. Get to Know Us. Careers. ACX Audiobook Publishing Made Easy. Audible Download Audiobooks. Book Depository Books With Free Delivery Worldwide. Home Services Handpicked Professionals Happiness Guarantee. IMDb Movies, TV & Celebrities. com Shop Online in India.

The Chicago blues is a form of blues music indigenous to Chicago, Illinois. Chicago blues is an electric blues style of urban blues.

Artist: Various Album: Chicago Blues Session - Vol. 1-80 Genre: Blues Label: Wolf Records Released: 1988-2012 Quality: mp3, 320 kbps Albums . Vol. 17 - VA - Chicago Blues Legends. 18 - Magic Slim - Live On The Road. 19 - Michael Coleman - Back Breaking Blues. 58 - Easy Baby - If's It Ain't One Thing, It's Another. 59 - Vance Kelly - Live At Lee's Unleaded Blues. 60 - John Primer - Blue Steel - A Tribute To Elmore James.

Blues Roots/Chicago - The 1930's. As the Depression's early days brought Southern musicians to Northern cities, the Chicago blues scene absorbed and incorporated these new arrivals. Ensembles grew, the blues became more popular, and individual musicians' styles combined to form a sound that reflected musicians' familiarity with each other and the creativity each brought to the session.

What is now referred to as the classic Chicago Blues style was developed in the late '40s and early '50s, taking Delta blues, fully amplifying it and putting it into a small-band context. Adding drums, bass, and piano (sometimes saxophones) to the basic string band and harmonica aggregation, the style created the now standard blues band lineup. The form was (and is) flexible to accommodate singers, guitarists, pianists, and harmonica players as the featured performer in front of the standard instrumentation

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	–Levee Serenaders	Midnight Mama Banjo – Leslie CorleyBrass Bass – Hayes AlvisDrums – Wallace BishopPiano – Jelly Roll MortonSoprano Saxophone, Bass Saxophone – Walter ThomasTrombone – Louis Taylor Trumpet – Edwin SwayzeVocals – Frances HerefordWritten-By – Morton*
2	–Levee Serenaders	Mr. Jelly Lord Banjo – Leslie CorleyBrass Bass – Hayes AlvisClarinet, Soprano Saxophone – Walter ThomasDrums – Wallace BishopPiano – Jelly Roll MortonTrombone – Louis Taylor Trumpet – Edwin SwayzeVocals – Frances HerefordWritten-By – Morton*
3	–Jasper Taylor's 'Original Washboard Band'	Jasper Taylor Blues Clarinet – Johnny DoddsPiano [Possibly] – Eddie Heywood Trumpet – R.Q. DickersonVocals – Julia Davis Washtub Bass – Jasper TaylorWritten-By – Williams, Heywood, Taylor*
4	–Jasper Taylor's 'Original Washboard Band'	Geechie River Clarinet – Johnny DoddsPiano [Possibly] – Eddie Heywood Trumpet – R.Q. DickersonVocals – Julia Davis Washtub Bass – Jasper TaylorWritten-By – Heywood, Gilbert
5	–Lil Hardaway's Orchestra	Milenburg Joys Alto Saxophone – Vance DixonBanjo, Drums – Unknown ArtistPiano – Lil HardawayTrombone – Albert WynnTrumpet [Possibly] – Dave Nelson Written-By – Morton, Rappolo, Mares
6	–Lil Hardaway's Orchestra	Get Easy Blues Alto Saxophone – Vance DixonBanjo, Drums – Unknown ArtistPiano – Lil Hardaway*Trombone – Albert WynnTrumpet [Possibly] – Dave Nelson
7	–Sammy Stewart And His Orchestra*	'Cause I Feel Low Down Banjo – Ed CarryBrass Bass – Mance WorleyClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Vance DixonClarinet, Saxophone – Bill Stewart Drums, Vocals – Dave Smallwood Piano – Sammy StewartTenor Saxophone – Frank Fowler Trombone – Henry Kenneth StewartTrumpet – Eugene Hutt, Leon ScottViolin – Clarence Moore Written-By – Trent, De Rose
8	–Sammy Stewart And His Orchestra*	Ol' Man River Brass Bass – Mance WorleyClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Vance DixonClarinet, Saxophone – Bill Stewart Drums, Vocals – Dave Smallwood Guitar – Ed CarryPiano – Sammy StewartTenor Saxophone – Frank Fowler Trombone – Henry Kenneth StewartTrumpet – Eugene Hutt, Leon ScottViolin – Clarence Moore Written-By – Hammerstein-Kern
9	–Sammy Stewart And His Orchestra*	Scadatin-Dee Banjo – Ed CarryBrass Bass – Mance WorleyClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Paul Tyler Clarinet, Saxophone – Bill Stewart Drums, Vocals – Dave Smallwood Piano – Sammy StewartTenor Saxophone – Frank Fowler Trombone – Henry Kenneth StewartTrumpet – George Dixon, Leon ScottViolin – Clarence Moore
10	–Sammy Stewart And His Orchestra*	Crazy Rhythm Banjo – Ed CarryBrass Bass – Mance WorleyClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Paul Tyler Clarinet, Saxophone – Bill Stewart Drums, Vocals – Dave Smallwood Piano – Sammy StewartTenor Saxophone – Frank Fowler Trombone – Henry Kenneth StewartTrumpet – George Dixon, Leon ScottViolin – Clarence Moore Written-By – Meyer, Kahn
11	–Sammy Stewart And His Orchestra*	Wob-A-Ly Walk Banjo – Ed CarryBrass Bass – Mance WorleyClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Paul Tyler Clarinet, Saxophone – Bill Stewart Drums, Vocals – Dave Smallwood Piano – Sammy StewartTenor Saxophone – Frank Fowler Trombone – Henry Kenneth StewartTrumpet – Leon ScottTrumpet, Violin [Second] – George DixonViolin – Clarence Moore Written-By – Green, Warren
12	–Wynn's Creole Jazz Band*	Down By The Levee Banjo – Charlie Jackson Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Lester BooneDrums – Sidney CatlettPiano – William BarbeeTrombone – Albert WynnTrumpet, Vocals – Punch MillerWritten-By – Wynn
13	–Wynn's Creole Jazz Band*	She's Crying For Me Banjo – Charlie Jackson Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Lester BooneDrums – Sidney CatlettPiano – William Barbee*Trombone – Albert WynnTrumpet – Punch MillerWritten-By – Santo Pecora
14	–Albert Wynn And His Gut Bucket Five*	Crying My Blues Away Banjo – Charlie Jackson Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Lester BooneDrums – Sidney CatlettPiano, Vocals [Possibly] – Alex HillTrombone – Albert WynnTrumpet – Punch MillerWritten-By – Hill
15	–Albert Wynn And His Gut Bucket Five*	Parkway Stomp Banjo – Charlie Jackson Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Lester BooneDrums – Sidney CatlettPiano – Alex HillTrombone – Albert WynnTrumpet – Punch MillerWritten-By – Wynn, Dorsey*
16	–Jimmy Wade And His Dixielanders	Mississippi Wobble Brass Bass – Unknown ArtistClarinet, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone [Possibly] – Arnett Nelson, Charles Johnson Drums, Kazoo – Cliff Jones Piano – Alex HillTrombone – Charles Lawson Trumpet – Jimmy Wade, Punch MillerWritten-By – Hill
17	–Jimmy Wade And His Dixielanders	Gates Blues Brass Bass – Unknown ArtistClarinet, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone [Possibly] – Arnett Nelson, Charles Johnson Drums, Kazoo – Cliff Jones Piano – Alex HillTrombone – Charles Lawson Trumpet – Jimmy WadeTrumpet, Vocals – Punch MillerWritten-By – Wade
18	–Jimmy Wade And His Dixielanders	Gates Blues (Alternat Take) Brass Bass – Unknown ArtistClarinet, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone [Possibly] – Arnett Nelson, Charles Johnson Drums, Kazoo – Cliff Jones Piano – Alex HillTrombone – Charles Lawson Trumpet – Jimmy WadeTrumpet, Vocals – Punch MillerWritten-By – Wade
19	–Jimmy Bertrand's Washboard Wizards	Isabella Clarinet – Darnell HowardPiano – Jimmy BlytheTrumpet – Punch MillerWashboard – Jimmy BertrandWritten-By – Punch*
20	–Jimmy Bertrand's Washboard Wizards	I Won't Give You None Clarinet – Darnell HowardPiano – Jimmy BlytheTrumpet – Punch MillerWashboard – Jimmy BertrandWritten-By – Huff, Blythe
21	–Beale Street Washboard Band	Forty And Tight- Clarinet – Johnny DoddsPiano – Frank MelroseTrumpet – Herb MorandWashboard – Baby DoddsWritten-By – Melrose*
22	–Beale Street Washboard Band	Forty And Tight - B Clarinet – Johnny DoddsPiano – Frank MelroseTrumpet – Herb MorandWashboard – Baby DoddsWritten-By – Melrose*
23	–Beale Street Washboard Band	Piggly Wiggly - A Clarinet – Johnny DoddsPiano – Frank MelroseTrumpet – Herb MorandWashboard – Baby DoddsWritten-By – Cobb*
24	–Beale Street Washboard Band	Piggly Wiggly - B Clarinet – Johnny DoddsPiano – Frank MelroseTrumpet – Herb MorandWashboard – Baby DoddsWritten-By – Cobb*
25	–Frankie Franko & His Louisianians	Somebody Stole My Girl Alto Saxophone – Leon WashingtonBanjo – Charles Du GastonBrass Bass – Bill HilliardDrums, Leader – Francois MoseleyPiano – Zinky CohnTenor Saxophone – Fred Howard Trombone – Ed BurkeTrumpet, Vocals – Punch MoorWritten-By – Wood
26	–Frankie Franko & His Louisianians	Golden Lily Blues Alto Saxophone – Leon WashingtonBanjo – Charles Du GastonBrass Bass – Bill HilliardDrums, Leader – Francois MoseleyPiano – Zinky CohnTenor Saxophone – Fred Howard Trombone – Ed BurkeTrumpet, Vocals – Punch MoorWritten-By – Moseley, Punch*

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – David French
Copyright (c) – David French

Credits

Producer – David French
Remastered By – John R. T. Davies

Notes

Original matrix & catalog numbers, recording locations and dates:
1: C-1630; Voc 1154; Chicago, 21st January 1928
2: C-1632; Voc 1154; Chicago, 21st January 1928
3: C-2022-A; Voc 1196; Chicago, 29th June 1928
4: C-2023-B; Voc 1196; Chicago, 29th June 1928
5: C-2336; Voc 1252; Chicago, 22nd September 1928
6: C-2337; test; Chicago, 22nd September 1928
7: C-2302; Voc 15724; Chicago, 6th September 1928
8: C-2304; Voc 15724; Chicago, 6th September 1928
9: C-2329; test; Chicago, 20th September 1928
10: C-2390; Voc 15734; Chicago, 3rd October 1928
11: C-2391; Voc 15734; Chicago, 3rd October 1928
12: C-2381-B; Voc 1220; Chicago, 2nd October 1928
13: C-2382-B; Voc 1252; Chicago, 2nd October 1928
14: C-2423; Voc 1218; Chicago, 9th October 1928
15: C-2424-B; Voc 1220; Chicago, 9th October 1928
16: C-2428-A; Voc 1236; Chicago, 10th October 1928
17: C-2429-A; Voc 1236; Chicago, 10th October 1928
18: C-2429; test; Chicago, 10th October 1928
19: C-3364; Voc 1280; Chicago, 25th April 1929
20: C-3366; Voc 1280; Chicago, 25th April 1929
21: C-3936-A; Voc 1403; Chicago, 24th July 1929
22: C-3936-B; test; Chicago, 24th July 1929
23: C-3937-A; Voc 1403; Chicago, 24th July 1929
24: C-3937-B; Br.80076; Chicago, 24th July 1929
25: C-6179; Melotone M-12009; Chicago, 2nd November 1930
26: C-6180; Melotone M-12009; Chicago, 2nd November 1930

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 641654760928
Mastering SID Code (Mirrored): IFPI L123
Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): MASTERED BY NIMBUS C3170 DGF 9 :

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DGF9	Various	Get Easy Blues (Chicago 1928-1930) ‎(CD, Comp)	Frog	DGF9	UK	1996

Related to Various - Get Easy Blues (Chicago 1928-1930)