Jazz: Some Cities and Towns

From the "breathy theatricalism" of Chicago theater jazz to the "youthful enthusiasm" of Birmingham and St. Louis's bands, the 1920s and 30s were decades of experiment, change, and stylistic variation in an era when musicians played for their own local audiences. This compilation travels, making all the local stops from New Orleans to New York.

Track Listing

101	Mojo Strut	Parham-Pickett Apollo Syncopators	02:46
102	Decatur Street Tutti	Jabbo Smith and his Rhythm Aces	02:38
103	Congo Stomp	Frank Bunch and his Fuzzy Wuzzies	02:58
104	Butterfingers	Charley Creath and his Orchestra	03:11
105	She's Cryin' for Me	Dewey Jackson's Peacock Orchestra	02:53
106	Bogalusa Strut	Sam Morgan's Jazz Band	02:57
107	That's a Plenty	The New Orleans Owls	03:08
201	Cushion Foot Stomp	Clarence Williams and his Orchestra	03:21
202	Buffalo Blues	Johnny Dunn And His Band	03:03
203	12th Street Rag	Fletcher Henderson and his Connie's Inn Orchestra	03:01
204	West End Blues	Zack Whyte and his Chocolate Beau Brummels	03:06
205	Blue Trombone Stomp	Clifford Hayes' Louisville Stompers	02:35
206	The Sad	Boots and his Buddies	03:04
207	Liza	Don Albert and his Orchestra	02:58