Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans
New Orleans string band jazz was popular between 1910 and 1925, but the genre was seldom recorded. This ensemble—featuring Bill Kleppinger, Bernie Shields, Edmond Souchon, and Frank "Red" Mackie—began playing in 1913 and performs the traditional New Orleans jazz band repertoire on mandolin, guitar, steel guitar, and bass.
Track Listing
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101
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Original Dixieland Jazz Band One-Step | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 1:40 | |
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102
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Jealous | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 2:36 | |
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103
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When the Saints Go Marching In | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 1:32 | |
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104
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Medley in "D" - Hawaiian Guitar Solo | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 2:10 | |
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105
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High Society - Introducing, Maryland | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 3:39 | |
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106
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Old Green River | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 1:44 | |
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107
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Tico-Tico | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 1:15 | |
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108
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Donna Clara | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 1:47 | |
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109
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Medley: Winter Nights, Stumbling | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 3:01 | |
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201
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Who's Sorry Now | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 3:01 | |
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202
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My Josephine | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 1:58 | |
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203
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Bei Mir Bist Du Schon | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 1:54 | |
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204
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Clarinet Marmalade | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 2:09 | |
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205
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Lazy River - Introducing, Changes | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 3:14 | |
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206
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Tico-Tico | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 1:15 | |
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207
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Original Dixieland Jazz Band One-Step | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 1:46 | |
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208
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Tiger Rag | The Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans | 1:37 |
Album Info
Folkways Suggests
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Mary Lou Williams Presents Black Christ of the AndesMary Lou Williams
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Doc Evans and His Dixieland Jazz BandDoc Evans
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Camp InventionsRed Camp
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Ragtime #1: The City - Banjos, Brass Bands, & Nickel PianosVarious Artists
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Rip-Roaring RagtimeDavid A. Jasen
