Chicago Dixieland in the Forties
Various Artists
Both natives of New Orleans and prolific members of Chicago’s jazz scene in the 1920s, clarinetist Jimmie Noone and multi-instrumentalist Richard M. Jones were among the first musicians to leave the Big Easy for the Windy City. Although they occasionally played together, this album presents separate performances, including Jones’ last recording session in 1944.
Track Listing
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101
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A Porter's Love Song to a Chambermaid | Jimmie Noone's Quartet | 3:44 |
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102
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Goodbye, Don't Cry | Jimmie Noone's Quartet | 4:15 |
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103
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Blues for Roy | Jimmie Noone's Quartet | 4:21 |
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104
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Lady, Be Good | Jimmie Noone's Quartet | 3:18 |
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105
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Memories of You | Jimmie Noone's Quartet | 3:59 |
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106
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Honeysuckle Rose | Jimmie Noone's Quartet | 2:51 |
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201
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29th and Dearborn | Richard M. Jones' Jazzmen | 4:07 |
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202
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New Orleans Hop Scop Blues | Richard M. Jones' Jazzmen | 4:12 |
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203
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Jazzin' Babies Blues | Richard M. Jones' Jazzmen | 4:12 |
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204
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Canal Street Blues | Richard M. Jones' Jazzmen | 3:51 |
Album Info
*This album is unavailable for digital download.
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