[Answered] Multiple Songs From CRC 2009

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[Answered] Multiple Songs From CRC 2009

#1 Post by peewhy » Tue Apr 28, 2009 12:41 pm

From the CRC 2009:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9azY-ckVvcY

And one, about which i know very little: i think its fats waller containing phrase "little bird told me"..

Can somebody help?

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#3 Post by JesseMiner » Tue Apr 28, 2009 2:17 pm

"Cole Slaw" by Louis Jordan is the first song. The second song is "Rigamarole". I don't personally have this version, but I would guess it is by Willie Bryant off of Complete Jazz Series 1935-1936, available on eMusic for non-US subscribers.

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#4 Post by peewhy » Wed Apr 29, 2009 2:39 pm

Thanks, this was fast.

For fats waller i found it myself, it is tune "Sad sap sucker am I"

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#5 Post by Nate Dogg » Sun May 03, 2009 9:31 am

JesseMiner wrote:"Cole Slaw" by Louis Jordan is the first song. The second song is "Rigamarole". I don't personally have this version, but I would guess it is by Willie Bryant off of Complete Jazz Series 1935-1936, available on eMusic for non-US subscribers.

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Just downloaded "Rigamarole" it was in the batch of 477 Chron Classics put up on the U.S. eMusic site within the past three days.

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#6 Post by JesseMiner » Sun May 03, 2009 2:46 pm

Nate Dogg wrote:
JesseMiner wrote:"Cole Slaw" by Louis Jordan is the first song. The second song is "Rigamarole". I don't personally have this version, but I would guess it is by Willie Bryant off of Complete Jazz Series 1935-1936, available on eMusic for non-US subscribers.

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Just downloaded "Rigamarole" it was in the batch of 477 Chron Classics put up on the U.S. eMusic site within the past three days.
Ditto! :)

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#7 Post by sonofvu » Sun May 03, 2009 8:49 pm

I actually have Rigamarole from the Ben Webster Proper Box Set.
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#8 Post by zzzzoom » Mon May 04, 2009 7:49 am

I have Rigamarole by Ozzie Nelson :shock:

and Les Brown and his Duke Blue Devils (this one is really kick-ass). There is a great call and response between the trumpet and the band shouting 'yeah!' and some fun hand clapping. It's really cool.

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#9 Post by zzzzoom » Mon May 04, 2009 7:57 am

sonofvu wrote:I actually have Rigamarole from the Ben Webster Proper Box Set.
I think Webster played with Willie Bryant when Bryant recorded it.

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#10 Post by Haydn » Mon May 04, 2009 10:26 am

zzzzoom wrote:
sonofvu wrote:I actually have Rigamarole from the Ben Webster Proper Box Set.
I think Webster played with Willie Bryant when Bryant recorded it.
Yes he did (according to http://www.lordisco.com/). I also have the Ozzie Nelson and Les Brown versions which have fantastic energy, but the sound quality is poor, at least on the CDs I have.

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#11 Post by lipi » Mon May 04, 2009 3:09 pm

zzzzoom wrote: and Les Brown and his Duke Blue Devils (this one is really kick-ass). There is a great call and response between the trumpet and the band shouting 'yeah!' and some fun hand clapping. It's really cool.
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#12 Post by zzzzoom » Mon May 04, 2009 7:29 pm

lipi wrote:
zzzzoom wrote: and Les Brown and his Duke Blue Devils (this one is really kick-ass). There is a great call and response between the trumpet and the band shouting 'yeah!' and some fun hand clapping. It's really cool.
album?
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=am ... foxqugldje

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#13 Post by zzzzoom » Tue May 05, 2009 4:00 pm

lipi wrote:
zzzzoom wrote: and Les Brown and his Duke Blue Devils (this one is really kick-ass). There is a great call and response between the trumpet and the band shouting 'yeah!' and some fun hand clapping. It's really cool.
album?
Also - if you are a member of Facebook, join the group 'Vintage Music Collectors & DJ's' - Rigamarole is the current song and you can download it.

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#14 Post by anton » Wed May 06, 2009 10:53 am

It is variously titled 'Rigamarole', 'Rigamorole', 'Rigmarole' and 'Rigomorole' if you are looking for more versions.

BTW, has anybody heard the Willie Bryant tracks from 1938-1949? Are they any good?

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#15 Post by CafeSavoy » Wed May 06, 2009 12:12 pm

anton wrote:It is variously titled 'Rigamarole', 'Rigamorole', 'Rigmarole' and 'Rigomorole' if you are looking for more versions.

BTW, has anybody heard the Willie Bryant tracks from 1938-1949? Are they any good?
His later material is more jump. I have the Apollo/Delmark material and most of it is jump.

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