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1924-1938 ~ Release by Sidney Bechet (see all versions of this release, 2 available)
Listen to Okey Doke from Noble Sissle's Swingsters's 1924-1938 for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.
Como lider de banda grabo sus mejores exitos durante el período 1924-1938 junto a sus diferentes bandas los Blue Five, Red Onion Jazz Babies, Noble Sissle & His International Orchestra y los Noble Sissle's Swingsters, grabaciones que vamos a escuchar a continuacion, que las disfruten...
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Sidney Joseph Bechet grew up in New Orleans when jazz was beginning to take definite shape. He was born early enough to have heard one of the genre’s founding fathers, Buddy Bolden, playing cornet in a street parade. Bechet played cornet as a child, and he came to the attention of fellow New Orleans starlet Armstrong, who recalled that the 20-year-...
Sidney Bechet’s Blue Note career began on June 8, 1939, when Alfred Lion, who had just founded the historic label, assembled a hand-picked band that included Sid Catlett on drums, J.C. Higginbotham on trombone, and Bechet. Along with a tune recorded in honor of trumpeter Tommy Ladnier, who had died of a heart attack four days earlier aged just 39, ...
Although he was one of the greatest soloists around, Sidney Bechet always enjoyed working in a band, starting with the time he toured England in 1919 with the Southern Syncopated Orchestra. They even played a concert in front of the Prince of Wales at Buckingham Palace. Sadly, the fabled recordings Bechet made on that trip have never been found. It...
When engineer John Reid told Sidney Bechet about the possibilities of multi-tracking, the jazz maestro devised a plan to work out the individual parts on six different instruments and memorize the timing and melody of each. Bechet’s daring venture came in the days before tape recording, so each effort had to be recorded on a 78 r.p.m. wax original ...
“Okey Doke” is just one of the minor masterpieces of jazz that Bechet left the world. The intensity of Bechet’s opening breaks on the 1937 tune sets the performance going with dramatic impetus – the phrases he plays are examples of his sublime skill at blending notes. He deliberately shades the pitch of his clarinet, creating eerie ‘blue’ notes tha...
“Viper Mad” was recorded for Decca Records in America in February 1938 and featured drummer O’Neil Spencer as the vocalist. During 16 bars of flamboyant ingenuity, Bechet enjoyably spars musically with trumpeter Clarence Brereton, providing fluent links with hot-toned, sparse phrasing. “Viper Mad,” which was composed by Bechet and Rousseau Simmons ...
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1989 CD release of "Great Original Performances 1924 To 1938" on Discogs.
- Australasia
- ABC Records (3)-838 032-2
- CD, Compilation, Stereo
Noble Sissle’s Swingsters 1924-1938 Tracks: 16, total time: 48:43, year: 1989, genre: dixieland
All song titles from Noble Sissle's International Orchestra. Back to top. ... Jazz classics 1924 - 1938. Noble Sissle's International Orchestra; jul 1989. 1 CD. 1-2 ...
