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| By Jelly Roll Morton and his Red Hot Peppers in 20s Chicago, with cornetist George Mitchell - it's a dance you know - Red and Miff's Stompers made play of it in New York same era - here, it's arranged by Max Collie. |
CD: Live In Stuttgart
Label: Reality RCD 115
Credits: arr Max Collie |
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| A Kid Ory speciality, noted with the Louis Armstrong Hot Five in Chicago around that period. A decade later The Bob Crosby Orchestra shone on it. This is how the Rhythm Aces handle it with leader Max Collie. |
CD: Live In Stuttgart
Label: Reality RCD 115
Credits: arr Max Collie |
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| Dixie Jass Band One-Step; Dixieland Jass Band One-Step - that was in 1917 in New York with director, cornetist Nick LaRoca. It is said to be the first jazz recording. In the line-up with LaRocca were, Eddie Edwards, Larry Shields, Henry Ragas, Tony Sbarbaro, all White New Orleanians. Two decades later, the titled track is by the Original Dixieland Band, and there's all to play for on this MP3.com version by the Rhythm Aces of Max Collie. |
CD: Live In Stuttgart
Label: Reality RCD 115
Credits: arr Max Collie |
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