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Sid Catlett 1944–1946 is a compilation album by jazz drummer Sid Catlett. It was recorded during 1944 to 1946, and was released in 1998 by the French label Classics Records as part of their Chronological Classics series. On the album, Catlett is heard in ensembles of varying size and instrumentation.
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Tracklist00:00 Organ Boogie02:32 Organ Blues06:05 Sherry Wine Blues09:27 Open the Door, Richard 12:25 Humoresque Boogie“If you enjoyed this video, a 'like' w...
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In that same year, he died of a heart attack while visiting friends backstage at a Hot Lips Page benefit concert in Chicago, Illinois. [3] Catlett appeared on screen in the 1944 film Jammin' the Blues, but, as was common practice then, the soundtrack was not recorded during filming.
Released. 1991 — Europe. CD —. Compilation. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1997 CD release of "1944-1946" on Discogs.
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1 de oct. de 1999 · Sid Catlett: 1944-1946. Updated April 25, 2019 – Harvey Pekar. The great Catlett was among the first jazz drummers to emphasize tasteful, restrained, musical playing. During his solos you can sometimes hear a relationship between his work and the theme. Catlett fit in with everyone from Dixielanders to boppers.
Catlett became Louis Armstrong’s drummer of choice, from 1938-1942 he was featured with Pops’ big band. In 1941, he played with a particularly excellent Benny Goodman big band that also included trumpeters Billy Butterfield and Cootie Williams. He also joined Duke Ellington briefly in 1945.
