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St. Louis Blues - Various - Jazz South Pacific (CD, Album)


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1993
Label: Savoy Jazz - SV-0219 • Format: CD Album, Compilation, Reissue, Mono • Country: Japan • Genre: Jazz •


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8 thoughts on “ St. Louis Blues - Various - Jazz South Pacific (CD, Album) ”

  1. Kagagore says:
    Recorded in concert on Guam, January 17, & Bass on tracks 4, 5, probably by Chris (unknown Philipino bass player) Originally on REGENT MG (Jazz South Pacific with Pettiford) and HILO LP as "Jazz goes to the battlefront vol.2" (with Philipino bass player) The Billboard p. "Oscar Pettiford heads a jazz sextet which has begun a tour of 5/5(1).
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  2. Zujar says:
    View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Jazz South Pacific on Discogs.2/5.
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  3. Zulujar says:
    St. Louis Blues tends to be a variation on jump blues or piano blues, featuring solo singers or a pianist performing with small combos or large bands. It has an urban feeling, with little of the rural atmosphere that distinguishes country-blues.
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  4. Mooguzshura says:
    Originally half of a Savoy two-LP set, this single CD features trumpeter Howard McGhee and a potentially interesting sextet (with trombonist J.J. Johnson and Rudy Williams on tenor) at concerts performed in Guam. After a rather slapdash history of jazz segment, the band digs into more familiar music with some hard-swinging results.5/
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  5. Vudole says:
    "Saint Louis Blues" (or "St. Louis Blues") is a popular American song composed by W. C. Handy in the blues style and published in September It was one of the first blues songs to succeed as a pop song and remains a fundamental part of jazz musicians' repertoire. Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby, Bessie Smith, Genre: Blues.
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  6. Mazushura says:
    St. Louis Blues – Chico Hamilton Trio* Blues Reservation – Chico Hamilton Quintet* Walkin Carson Blues – Gerry Mulligan Quartet: Blues At The Root – Charlie Mariano-Jerry Dodgion Sextet* Vamp's Blues – Wes Montgomery-Harold Land Quintet: Hymn For Carl – Art Pepper-Richie Kamuca Quintet: The Route – The Mastersounds: Light Blue.
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  7. Tagor says:
    Various ‎– The Ultimate Jazz Archive. Label: Membran ‎– , Motéma ‎– , ZOHO ‎–
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  8. Voodoojin says:
    The Basin Street Six was a Dixieland sextet founded in in New Orleans that had some famous members, including George Girard(trumpet+vocal), Roy Zimmerman(piano), Pete Fountain(clarinet+vocal), Joe Rotis(trombone+vocal), Bunny Franks(string bass), and Charlie Duke(drums).They recorded for various record companies, including Mercury Records and .
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