Artist: VA
Title: Cabaret Echoes: New Orleans Jazzers at Work, 1918-1927
Year Of Release: 2010
Label: Off The Record
Genre: Jazz, Oldies
Quality: 320 kbps
FLAC (tracks+log+cue)
Total Time: 02:23:35
Total Size: 340 mb
387 mb
Tracklist:
CD1:
01. Kid Ory - Interview
02. Ory's Sunshine Orch. - Ory's Creole Trombone
03. Ory's Sunshine Orchestra - Society Blues
04. Babette Ory - Interview
05. Roberta Dudley/Ory's Sunshine Orch. - When You're Alone
06. Roberta Dudley/Ory's Sunshine Orch. - Krooked Blues
07. Kid Ory/Babette Ory - Interviews
08. Ruth Lee/Ory's Sunshine Orch. - That Sweet Something, Dear
09. Ruth Lee/Ory's Sunshine Orch. - Maybe Someday
10. Johnny DeDroit - Interview
11. Johnny De Droit & his New Orleans Orch. - Panama
12. Johnny De Droit & his New Orleans Orch. - Nobody Knows Blues
13. Johnny De Droit & his New Orleans Orch. - New Orleans Blues
14. Johnny DeDroit - Interview
15. Johnny De Droit & his New Orleans Orch. - The Swing
16. Johnny De Droit & his New Orleans Orch. - Brown Eyes
17. Johnny DeDroit - Interview
18. Johnny De Droit & his New Orleans Orch. - Number Two Blues
19. Amos White - Interview
20. Fate Marable's Society Syncopators - Frankie and Johnny
21. Fate Marable's Society Syncopators - Pianoflage
22. Yvonne Powers Gass - Interview
23. Original Crescent City Jazzers - Sensation Rag
24. Original Crescent City Jazzers - Christine
25. Johnny DeDroit - Interview
26. Johnny Bayersdorffer & his Jazzola Novelty Orch. - I Wonder Where My Easy Rider's Riding Now
27. Johnny Bayersdorffer & his Jazzola Novelty Orch. - The Waffle Man's Call
28. Willie Hightower - Interview
29. Hightower's Night Hawks - Boar Hog Blues
30. Hightower's Night Hawks - Squeeze Me
CD2:
01. Abbie Brunies - Interview
02. Half-Way House Orch. - Pussy Cat Rag
03. Joe Loyacano - Interview
04. Half-Way House Orch. - Barataria
05. Tony Parenti - Interview
06. Anthony Parenti's Famous Melody Boys - That's A Plenty
07. Anthony Parenti's Famous Melody Boys - Cabaret Echoes
08. Billy and Mary Mack - Interview
09. Billy Mack and Mary Mack - My Heart Breakin' Gal
10. Babette Ory - Interview
11. Billy Mack and Mary Mack - Black But Sweet, Oh God!
12. Norman Brownlee - Interview
13. Brownlee's Orch. of New Orleans - Peculiar
14. Brownlee's Orch. of New Orleans - Dirty Rag
15. Norman Brownlee - Interview
16. John Tobin's Midnight Serenaders - I'm Afraid To Care For You
17. William Ridgley - Interview
18. Original Tuxedo Jazz Orch. - Original Tuxedo Rag
19. William Ridgley - Interview
20. Original Tuxedo Jazz Orch. - Careless Love
21. Abby Foster - Interview
22. Original Tuxedo Jazz Orch. - Black Rag
23. Frank Christian - Interview
24. New Orleans Jazz Band - Ole Miss
25. New Orleans Jazz Band - Ja Da (OKeh)
26. Original New Orleans Jazz Band - He's Had No Lovin' For A Long, Long Time
27. Original New Orleans Jazz Band - Ja Da (Gennett)
28. Arnold Loyacano - Interview
29. Jimmy Durante's Jazz Band - Why Cry Blues
30. Arnold Loyacano - Interview
31. Original New Orleans Jazz Band - Ja-Da (Gennett remake take a)
32. Original New Orleans Jazz Band - Ja-Da (Gennett remake take b)
33. Original New Orleans Jazz Band - He's Had No Lovin' For A Long, Long Time (remake)
New Orleans holds a special allure like that of no other city, and its most famous music has cast its spell on the world for more than a century. New Orleans jazz has been discussed and written about nearly as much as it has been performed, and its recordings have been issued and reissued constantly since 1917. Many of the earliest seminal recordings are muddy and indistinct due to the primitive equipment used. Many reissues of this material have clouded the sound even further.
Now once again, master restoration engineer Doug Benson and jazz historian David Sager bring you the earliest and scarcest of New Orleans. Cabaret Echoes brings together 40 rare recordings by actual working New Orleans groups, restored with unprecedented clarity. They are presented alongside 23 spoken introductions by the musicians themselves, taken from rare one-of-a-kind interviews.
As with the previous Off The Record release, Benson, using his pitch-perfect musical ear, the teachings of the late John R.T. Davies, and up-to-date digital technology has meticulously restored these 40 rare jazz classics. Sager, after going through many hours of recorded oral histories and carefully applying his well-honed musical skills, has written a scholarly essay that creates an historical context for these selections.
