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List Price: £20.99 CD-Charts Price: £18.49 You Save: £2.50 (12%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £24.26 Third Party New Price: £7.24 Read More Reviews & more Details In Japan, Vol. 2 |
. Just a Little While to Stay HereCD-Charts > Music > Clarinet by: Monty Sunshine Release Date October 26, 1996 There are 14 tracks on this CD with 52 minutes of good time light music to give a lift and bring on a sunny frame of mind. The tracks are taken from previous German recordings made in the 1980s, some 20 plus years after Monty Sunshine formed his own band. These recordings demonstrate the drive and spirit of traditional jazz was kept at a peak long after Monty Sunshine's clarinet roles in the Ken Colyer and Chris Barber bands of the 1950s. For the bulk of the CD the music adopts the popular format of trumpet, trombone and clarinet front line with support from banjo, bass and drums. For some tracks the CD includes guests from earlier times with Ken Colyer on trumpet and Lonnie Donegan on banjo. There is a Dixieland approach with ... Read More: |
. Trios and BandsCD-Charts > Music > Clarinet by: George Lewis Release Date November 04, 2005 There are 14 tracks on this CD with 52 minutes of good time light music to give a lift and bring on a sunny frame of mind. The tracks are taken from previous German recordings made in the 1980s, some 20 plus years after Monty Sunshine formed his own band. These recordings demonstrate the drive and spirit of traditional jazz was kept at a peak long after Monty Sunshine's clarinet roles in the Ken Colyer and Chris Barber bands of the 1950s. For the bulk of the CD the music adopts the popular format of trumpet, trombone and clarinet front line with support from banjo, bass and drums. For some tracks the CD includes guests from earlier times with Ken Colyer on trumpet and Lonnie Donegan on banjo. There is a Dixieland approach with ... Read More: |
. George Lewis' Ragtime Band of New Orleans: The Oxford Series, Vol. 3CD-Charts > Music > Clarinet by: George Lewis Release Date August 11, 1994 There are 14 tracks on this CD with 52 minutes of good time light music to give a lift and bring on a sunny frame of mind. The tracks are taken from previous German recordings made in the 1980s, some 20 plus years after Monty Sunshine formed his own band. These recordings demonstrate the drive and spirit of traditional jazz was kept at a peak long after Monty Sunshine's clarinet roles in the Ken Colyer and Chris Barber bands of the 1950s. For the bulk of the CD the music adopts the popular format of trumpet, trombone and clarinet front line with support from banjo, bass and drums. For some tracks the CD includes guests from earlier times with Ken Colyer on trumpet and Lonnie Donegan on banjo. There is a Dixieland approach with ... Read More: |
. Jazz from the RootsCD-Charts > Music > Clarinet by: Cy Laurie Release Date October 22, 2001 There are 14 tracks on this CD with 52 minutes of good time light music to give a lift and bring on a sunny frame of mind. The tracks are taken from previous German recordings made in the 1980s, some 20 plus years after Monty Sunshine formed his own band. These recordings demonstrate the drive and spirit of traditional jazz was kept at a peak long after Monty Sunshine's clarinet roles in the Ken Colyer and Chris Barber bands of the 1950s. For the bulk of the CD the music adopts the popular format of trumpet, trombone and clarinet front line with support from banjo, bass and drums. For some tracks the CD includes guests from earlier times with Ken Colyer on trumpet and Lonnie Donegan on banjo. There is a Dixieland approach with ... Read More: |
List Price: £13.99 CD-Charts Price: £12.99 You Save: £1.00 ( 7%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £16.00 Third Party New Price: £10.29 Read More Reviews & more Details Jazz from the Roots |
. Butch Thompson Plays Jelly Roll MortonCD-Charts > Music > Clarinet by: Butch Thompson Release Date September 15, 2000 There are 14 tracks on this CD with 52 minutes of good time light music to give a lift and bring on a sunny frame of mind. The tracks are taken from previous German recordings made in the 1980s, some 20 plus years after Monty Sunshine formed his own band. These recordings demonstrate the drive and spirit of traditional jazz was kept at a peak long after Monty Sunshine's clarinet roles in the Ken Colyer and Chris Barber bands of the 1950s. For the bulk of the CD the music adopts the popular format of trumpet, trombone and clarinet front line with support from banjo, bass and drums. For some tracks the CD includes guests from earlier times with Ken Colyer on trumpet and Lonnie Donegan on banjo. There is a Dixieland approach with ... Read More: |
. Jazz in the Classic New Orleans TraditionCD-Charts > Music > Clarinet by: George Lewis Release Date July 01, 1991 George Lewis was a gifted and forceful clarinetist in the Johnny Dodds style. He stayed on in New Orleans after the closing of Storyville and the move of jazz to Chicago and beyond, and he was largely unknown until he played with Bunk Johnson as part of the revivalist movement in the early 1940s. The tracks for this superb CD were recorded in New Orleans in 1951 and 1953. The CD is in two halves having 6 tracks by a quartet with support for George Lewis's clarinet from piano, banjo and bass; and 6 tracks by a traditional band with trumpet and trombone joining George Lewis in the front line, and support from piano, banjo, bass and drums. Revivalism implies that traditional jazz had at best been superceded, or had been lost, or even ... Read More: |
. ReunionCD-Charts > Music > Clarinet by: George Lewis Release Date May 28, 1997 George Lewis was a gifted and forceful clarinetist in the Johnny Dodds style. He stayed on in New Orleans after the closing of Storyville and the move of jazz to Chicago and beyond, and he was largely unknown until he played with Bunk Johnson as part of the revivalist movement in the early 1940s. The tracks for this superb CD were recorded in New Orleans in 1951 and 1953. The CD is in two halves having 6 tracks by a quartet with support for George Lewis's clarinet from piano, banjo and bass; and 6 tracks by a traditional band with trumpet and trombone joining George Lewis in the front line, and support from piano, banjo, bass and drums. Revivalism implies that traditional jazz had at best been superceded, or had been lost, or even ... Read More: |
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. New Orleans Joys 88's [CASSETTE]CD-Charts > Music > Clarinet by: Butch Thompson Release Date May 10, 1994 George Lewis was a gifted and forceful clarinetist in the Johnny Dodds style. He stayed on in New Orleans after the closing of Storyville and the move of jazz to Chicago and beyond, and he was largely unknown until he played with Bunk Johnson as part of the revivalist movement in the early 1940s. The tracks for this superb CD were recorded in New Orleans in 1951 and 1953. The CD is in two halves having 6 tracks by a quartet with support for George Lewis's clarinet from piano, banjo and bass; and 6 tracks by a traditional band with trumpet and trombone joining George Lewis in the front line, and support from piano, banjo, bass and drums. Revivalism implies that traditional jazz had at best been superceded, or had been lost, or even ... Read More: |
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. Gotta Travel onCD-Charts > Music > Clarinet by: Monty Sunshine Release Date March 09, 1992 George Lewis was a gifted and forceful clarinetist in the Johnny Dodds style. He stayed on in New Orleans after the closing of Storyville and the move of jazz to Chicago and beyond, and he was largely unknown until he played with Bunk Johnson as part of the revivalist movement in the early 1940s. The tracks for this superb CD were recorded in New Orleans in 1951 and 1953. The CD is in two halves having 6 tracks by a quartet with support for George Lewis's clarinet from piano, banjo and bass; and 6 tracks by a traditional band with trumpet and trombone joining George Lewis in the front line, and support from piano, banjo, bass and drums. Revivalism implies that traditional jazz had at best been superceded, or had been lost, or even ... Read More: |
