CD-Charts Position 41

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Classics 1939-1940

CD-Charts > Music > Early Jazz
by: Bud Freeman

Release Date January 17, 2000

CD-Charts Position 42
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Blues & Ballads

CD-Charts > Music > Early Jazz
by: Lonnie Johnson with Elmer Snowden

Release Date July 01, 1991
Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was born in New Orleans but later lived in various big cities. He was an "urban" blues artist if there ever was one. Besides some recordings with blues singers like Victoria Spivey and Texas Alexander, he played with the very best jazz musicians of the day (Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Eddie Lang, Bessie Smith, Hot Lips Page...). He also waxed numerous blues sides either on his own or with simple piano or guitar accompaniment.

He had a huge influence on both blues and jazz guitarists with his innovative guitar playing style that mixed chorded with precise single note lines. This style had not been developed in neither blues nor jazz before. In jazz, he had an impact on Charlie Christian and Django ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 43
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C'est Si Bon

CD-Charts > Music > Early Jazz
by: Louis Armstrong

Release Date August 25, 2003
Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was born in New Orleans but later lived in various big cities. He was an "urban" blues artist if there ever was one. Besides some recordings with blues singers like Victoria Spivey and Texas Alexander, he played with the very best jazz musicians of the day (Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Eddie Lang, Bessie Smith, Hot Lips Page...). He also waxed numerous blues sides either on his own or with simple piano or guitar accompaniment.

He had a huge influence on both blues and jazz guitarists with his innovative guitar playing style that mixed chorded with precise single note lines. This style had not been developed in neither blues nor jazz before. In jazz, he had an impact on Charlie Christian and Django ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 44
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The First Day [European Import]

CD-Charts > Music > Early Jazz
by: Albert Ammons

Release Date January 17, 2000
Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was born in New Orleans but later lived in various big cities. He was an "urban" blues artist if there ever was one. Besides some recordings with blues singers like Victoria Spivey and Texas Alexander, he played with the very best jazz musicians of the day (Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Eddie Lang, Bessie Smith, Hot Lips Page...). He also waxed numerous blues sides either on his own or with simple piano or guitar accompaniment.

He had a huge influence on both blues and jazz guitarists with his innovative guitar playing style that mixed chorded with precise single note lines. This style had not been developed in neither blues nor jazz before. In jazz, he had an impact on Charlie Christian and Django ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 45
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Bluesy Burrell [European Import]

CD-Charts > Music > Early Jazz
by: Kenny Burrell

Release Date March 18, 1997
Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was born in New Orleans but later lived in various big cities. He was an "urban" blues artist if there ever was one. Besides some recordings with blues singers like Victoria Spivey and Texas Alexander, he played with the very best jazz musicians of the day (Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Eddie Lang, Bessie Smith, Hot Lips Page...). He also waxed numerous blues sides either on his own or with simple piano or guitar accompaniment.

He had a huge influence on both blues and jazz guitarists with his innovative guitar playing style that mixed chorded with precise single note lines. This style had not been developed in neither blues nor jazz before. In jazz, he had an impact on Charlie Christian and Django ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 46
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Fun With Bing & Louis

CD-Charts > Music > Early Jazz
by: Bing Crosby, Louis Armstrong

Release Date November 11, 2000
Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was born in New Orleans but later lived in various big cities. He was an "urban" blues artist if there ever was one. Besides some recordings with blues singers like Victoria Spivey and Texas Alexander, he played with the very best jazz musicians of the day (Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Eddie Lang, Bessie Smith, Hot Lips Page...). He also waxed numerous blues sides either on his own or with simple piano or guitar accompaniment.

He had a huge influence on both blues and jazz guitarists with his innovative guitar playing style that mixed chorded with precise single note lines. This style had not been developed in neither blues nor jazz before. In jazz, he had an impact on Charlie Christian and Django ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 47
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Satchmo at Symphony Hall

CD-Charts > Music > Early Jazz
by: Louis Armstrong

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I first heard 'Sunny Side of the Street' from this album on the radio. It inspired me to buy the CD and find that this was one gem surrounded by more. A fantastic album to introduce one to the endless talents of Armstrong, Barney Bigard and Jack Teagarden.

CD-Charts Position 48
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C'est Ci Bon: Satchmo in the Forties

CD-Charts > Music > Early Jazz
by: Louis Armstrong

Release Date July 16, 2001
I first heard 'Sunny Side of the Street' from this album on the radio. It inspired me to buy the CD and find that this was one gem surrounded by more. A fantastic album to introduce one to the endless talents of Armstrong, Barney Bigard and Jack Teagarden.

CD-Charts Position 49
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Sir Thomas Allen - Great Operatic Arias

CD-Charts > Music > Early Jazz
by: London Philharmonic Orchestra, Geoffrey Mitchell Choir

Release Date January 10, 2005
I first heard 'Sunny Side of the Street' from this album on the radio. It inspired me to buy the CD and find that this was one gem surrounded by more. A fantastic album to introduce one to the endless talents of Armstrong, Barney Bigard and Jack Teagarden.

CD-Charts Position 50
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A Few Miles from Memphis

CD-Charts > Music > Early Jazz
by: Harold Mabern, George Coleman, Blue Mitchell

Release Date September 20, 2004
I first heard 'Sunny Side of the Street' from this album on the radio. It inspired me to buy the CD and find that this was one gem surrounded by more. A fantastic album to introduce one to the endless talents of Armstrong, Barney Bigard and Jack Teagarden.