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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Royal Garden Blues ~ Kenny Davern
2. Wild Man Blues ~ Kenny Davern
3. Rosetta ~ Kenny Davern
4. Medley: Someday You'll Be Sorry/When Did You Leave Heaven?: Someday You'll Be Sorry / When Did You Leave Heaven? ~ Kenny Davern
5. Sweet Georgia Brown ~ Kenny Davern
6. Black and Tan Fantasy ~ Kenny Davern
7. (Back Home Again In) Indiana ~ Kenny Davern
8. Dear Old Southland ~ Kenny Davern
9. Man I Love, The ~ Kenny Davern
10. Savoy Blues ~ Kenny Davern
11. Fingerbuster ~ Kenny Davern
12. Buddy Bolden's Blues ~ Kenny Davern
13. Oh, Sister! Ain't That Hot! ~ Kenny Davern
14. Love Is Just Around the Corner ~ Kenny Davern
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
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Personnel: Kenny Davern (soprano saxophone, clarinet); Johnny Mince (alto saxophone, clarinet); Pee Wee Erwin, Bernie Privin (trumpet); Ed Hubble (trombone); Dick Hyman (piano); Major Holley (bass); Cliff Leeman (drums). |
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Recorded live at the Atlantic Club, Stockholm, Sweden on December 8-9, 1974. |
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Includes liner notes by Brian Peerless. |
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Personnel: Kenny Davern (clarinet, soprano saxophone); Johnny Mince (clarinet, alto saxophone); Pee Wee Erwin, Bernie Privin (trumpet); Eddie Hubble (trombone); Dick Hyman (piano); Cliff Leeman (drums). |
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Liner Note Author: Brian Peerless. |
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Recording information: Hanover, Germany (12/08/1974-12/13/1974); The Atlantic Club, Stockholm, Sweden (12/08/1974-12/13/1974). |
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This accurately named group came about when, following a European tour by the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra in the spring of 1974, British impresario Eddie Kennedy asked the orchestra's trumpeter, Pee Wee Erwin, to select a smaller ensemble for a tour of England, Germany, and Sweden later in the year. The resulting octet was basically a who's who of traditional jazz: in addition to Erwin, it included trumpeter Bernie Privin, trombonist Ed Hubble, Kenny Davern and Johnny Mince on clarinet and soprano saxophone, pianist Dick Hyman, bassist Major Holley, and drummer Cliff Leeman. This recording was made over the course of two nights in Stockholm and one in Hanover, Germany, and while the sound quality is less than sterling, it is nowhere near bad enough to mute the infectious joy or to obscure the blazing virtuosity of these top-notch players. Their touring set focused on New Orleans-style jazz rather than the more tightly arranged material that was typical of the Dorsey group, and although the program does run a bit toward rather tired material ("Sweet Georgia Brown," "Wild Man Blues," "[Back Home Again In] Indiana"), the group delivers everything with a truly amazing level of energy and invention. Highlights include Hyman's brilliant rendition of the Jelly Roll Morton piano showpiece "Fingerbuster," a tasteful but not overly reverent take on Duke Ellington's "Black and Tan Fantasy," and a thrilling version of "Oh Sister! Ain't That Hot?" A must for all fans of trad jazz. ~ Rick Anderson |
Producer: Rachel & Mat Domber; Mat Domber; Rachel Domber |
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Engineer: Leif Karlsson |
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Compilation Appearances
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All Time Greatest Jazz Ballads |
Associated Artists and Works
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Condon, Eddie |
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Lyttelton, Humphrey |
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New York Allstars (The) |
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Phillips, Flip |
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Sandke, Randy |
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Sandke, Randy (Trumpet) |
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Sutton, Ralph |
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Wellstood, Dick |
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Wilber, Bob |
Technical Info
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Release Date : 07/14/2003 |
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Original Release Date : 2003 |
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Catalog ID : ARCD 19267 |
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Label : Arbors |
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Number of Discs : 1 |
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Studio/Live : Live |
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Mono/Stereo : Stereo |
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SPAR Code : n/a |
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UPC : 00780941126723 |
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