Detailed Information

  • Label: Nimbus, 1924-30
  • Order number: 5518538
  • Release date: 10.12.2010

Disk 1 von 2

  1. 1 Singin' The Blues Till My Daddy Comes Home Start
  2. 2 Fidgety Feet Start
  3. 3 Oh, Baby! Don't Say No, Say Maybe Start
  4. 4 Copenhagen Start
  5. 5 Tiger Rag Start
  6. 6 Sensation Rag Start
  7. 7 Flock O' Blues Start
  8. 8 Davenport Blues Start
  9. 9 My Pretty Girl Start
  10. 10 Clarinet Marmalade Start
  11. 11 Ostrich Walk Start
  12. 12 Riverboat Shuffle Start
  13. 13 I'm Coming, Virginia Start
  14. 14 Way Down Yonder In New Orleans Start
  15. 15 For No Reason At All In C Start
  16. 16 Three Blind Mice Start
  17. 17 In A Mist Start
  18. 18 Clementine From New Orleans Start
  19. 19 Wringin' An Twistin' Start
  20. 20 Humpty Dumpty Start
  21. 21 Krazy Kat Start
  22. 22 Baltimore Start
  23. 23 There Ain't No Land Like Dixieland To Me Start
  24. 24 At The Jazz Band Ball Start
  25. 25 Royal Garden Blues Start
  26. 26 The Jazz Me Blues Start
  27. 27 Sorry Start

Disk 2 von 2

  1. 1 Goose Pimples Start
  2. 2 Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down Start
  3. 3 Cryin' All Day Start
  4. 4 A Good Man Is Hard To Find Start
  5. 5 Changes Start
  6. 6 Lonely Melody Start
  7. 7 There'll Come A Time, Wait And See Start
  8. 8 San Start
  9. 9 Mississippi Mud Start
  10. 10 Dardanella Start
  11. 11 From Monday On Start
  12. 12 Borneo Start
  13. 13 Somebody Stole My Gal Start
  14. 14 Thou Swell Start
  15. 15 Louisiana Start
  16. 16 'T'ain't So, Honey, 'T'ain't So Start
  17. 17 Ol' Man River Start
  18. 18 Wa-Da-Da, Everybody's Doin' It Now Start
  19. 19 Rhythm King Start
  20. 20 Margie Start
  21. 21 Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? Start
  22. 22 Loved One Start
  23. 23 Deep Harlem Start
  24. 24 Deep Down South Start
  25. 25 Georgia On My Mind Start
+ Benny Goodman, Bing Crosby, Jack Teagarden u.a.

Product Information

Cornettist Leon Bismark (“Bix”) Beiderbecke (1903-1931) was a classic jazz innovator of iconic status. His appallingly early death at only 28, after a mere six years’ recording career, has led to much romantically-assembled myth and legend as the archetypal troubled creator whose gifts are terminated too soon by life’s cruelties. But it was of course his music that came first. That, as this collection conclusively illustrates, is where the story really starts and ends a story of innovation which places him at the central birthplace of jazz as we define it today.

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