Eddie Condon's Dixieland Jazz Feast
A vivid record of jazz, featuring Condon's club sessions.
This album features a stellar lineup of performers, all of whom were born out of Condon's network as a banjo player and promoter. The bright and dynamic Dixieland-style ensemble evokes the origins of jazz. The jazz tradition that was passed down from New Orleans to Chicago permeates this album.
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A:
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There'll Be Some Changes Made
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2)
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How Come You Do Me Like You Do
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B:
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Blues (My Naughty Sweetie Gave To Me)
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Tin Roof Blues
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When My Sugar Walks Me Down The Street / I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me
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Liner Notes - George Avakian
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Tenor Saxophone - Bud Freeman
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Trombone - Cutty Cutshall
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Clarinet - Ed Hall
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Trumpet - Billy Butterfield
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Trombone - Lou McGarity
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Bass - Al Hall
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Horns [Alto Horn] - Dick Cary
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Guitar - Eddie Condon
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Clarinet - Peanuts Hucko
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Drums - Cliff Leeman
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Piano - Gene Schroeder
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Cornet - Wild Bill Davidson
