MUNI 20111010

kořeny: work songs, blues, spirituals, brass bands

tradiční jazz: New Orleans, Dixieland


  1. Ol Hannah (Field Holler/Prison Work
Song)                                                                4:52

            Doc Reese-voc.

            Recorded by Moses Asch


  2. Juliana Johnson (Axe Cutting Song)
                 1:05

            Huddie „Leadbelly“ Ledbetter-g, voc.

            Recorded by Moses Asch


  3. John Henry (Work
Song)
2:17

            Leadbelly, Brownie McGhee, Sonny Terry.

            Recorded by Moses Asch


  4. Down South
(Blues)
           2:51

            Scrapper Blackwell-g, voc.

            original issue Varsity 6042/matrix number USG-18218-D1


  5. Penitentiary Blues
(Blues)
            3:10

            Bessie Tucker-p, voc.

            Jazz Classics 514B


  6. Dry Bones (Negro
Sermon)
3:34

            Rev. J. M. Gates with Congregation.

            Victor 35?


  7. I Can’t Feel at Home in This World Any More
(Spiritual)                                         2:45

            Two Gospel Keys: Mother Jones-voc, tamb; Emma Daniel-voc, g.

            Recorded by Herb Abramson


  8. When the Saints Go Marchin’ In
(Spiritual)                                                                 2:57

            Wheat Street Female Quartet (personnel unknown)

            Atlanta, GA, January 29, 1925. Columbia 14067.


  9. When the Saints Go Marchin’ In
(Spiritual)                                                                 2:15

            Golden Gate Quartet: Henry Owens, William Langford, Willie Johnson, Orlandus

Wilson-voc.

New York, August 10, 1938. CD Promo Sound DCD-747.


10. When the Saints Go Marchin’ In
(Spiritual)                                                                  4:26

            Louis Armstrong All-Stars: L.Armstrong-tp, voc; Trummy Young-tb; Edmond Hall-cl;

Billy Kyle-p; Dale Jones-b; Barrett Deems-dr.

            Chicago, June 1, 1956. Columbia C2K 65119.


11. When the Saints Go Marchin’ In (Spiritual)
             3:20

            Jay Jay Johnson Quartet: Jay Jay Johnson-tb; Victor Feldman-p; Sam Jones-b; Louis

Hayes-dr.

            New York, December 21, 1960. Columbia CL 1737.


12. Where Are the Keys to the Kingdom
(W.H.Brewster)                                                  2:33

            Sweet Honey in the Rock: Bernice Johnson Reagon, Evelyn Maria Harris, Yasmeen

Graham, Tulani Jordan-Kinard, Ysaye Maria Barnwell, Shirley Childress Johnson, Aisha

Hahlil, Nitanju Bolade-Casel-voc.

            Carnegie Hall, New York, ca. 1988. Cooking Vinyl 012.


13. Hark! The Angels Sing (traditional/arr. Cedric
Dent)                                                   2:43

            Take 6: Alvin Chea, Cedric Dent, Joey Kibble, Mark Kibble, Claude V. McKnight III,

David Thomas-voc.

            Ca. 1991. Warner Alliance WBD 4116.


14. 23 rd Psalm (Duke
Ellington)
2:03

            Mahalia Jackson-voc; Duke Ellington-p, and his Orchestra: Cat Anderson, Harold Baker,

            Clark Terry-tp; Ray Nance-tp/vio; Quentin Jackson, John Sanders, Britt Woodman-tb;
Harry

            Carney-bs; Paul Gonsalves-ts; Bill Graham-as; Jimmy Hamilton-cl; Russell Procope-cl/ts;

Duke Ellington-p; Jimmy Woode-b; Sam Woodyard-dr; Mahalia Jackson-voc.

            New York, February 11, 1958. Columbia CK 65566.


15. Perdido Street Blues (Louis
Armstrong)                                                                      3:03

            The New Orleans Wanderers: George Mitchell-co; Kid Ory-tb; Johnny Dodds-cl;

prob. Stomp Evans-as; Lilian Hardin Armstrong-p; Johnny St. Cyr-bjo; Baby Dodds-dr.

            Columbia 689. Recorded in Chicago, July 13, 1926.


16. Oh, Didn’t He Ramble
(traditional)                                                                             2:55

            Bunk Johnson Brass Band: Bunk Johnson, Kid Shots Madison-tp; Jim Robinson-tb;

            Isidore Barbarin-alto horn; Adolphe Alexander-baritone horn; George Lewis-Eb cl;

            Joseph Clark-tu; Baby Dodds-snare dr; Lawrence Marrero-b dr.

            American Music 103. Recorded in New Orleans, July 1944.


17. Bottle It Up and Go
(traditional)                                                                                  2:27

            Dallas Jug Band: unknown-woodblocks, wb, cowbells, stringed instruments (banjo,

            ukulele-mandolin), kazoo, cowbell, jug, whistle.

            Varsity 6025.


18. I’ll See You in the Spring, When the Birds Begin to Sing (unknown)            3:03

            Memphis Jug Band: Ben Ramey-kazoo; Will Weldon-g; Vol Stevens-g, voc; Charlie

            Polk-jug. Victor 21066/40320-1. Atlanta, Ga., October 20, 1927.


19. Snake Rag (Joe „King“
Oliver)                                                                                   2:58

            King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band: Joseph King Oliver, Louis Armstrong-co; Honore

            Dutrey-tb; Johnny Dodds-cl; Lilian Hardin Armstrong-p; Bud Scott-bjo; Bill Johnson-b;

            Baby Dodds-dr.

            Gennett 5184. Recorded in Chicago, 1923.


20. New Orleans Blues (Joys) (Jelly Roll
Morton)                                                             2:38     Jelly Roll Morton-p
solo

            Gennett 5486. Recorded in Richmond, Indiana, August 1923.


21. Keyhole Blues (W.
Wilson)
3:22

            Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven: Armstrong-co; Kid Ory-tb; Johnny Dodds-cl;

            Lilian Hardin Armstrong-p; Johnny St. Cyr-bjo; Pete Briggs-tu; Baby Dodds-dr.

            Okeh 80876. Recorded in Chicago, May 13, 1927.


22. Dippermouth Blues (Joe King
Oliver)                                                                          2:33

            King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band: Joseph King Oliver, Louis Armstrong-co; Honore

            Dutrey-tb; Johnny Dodds-cl; Lilian Hardin Armstrong-p; Bud Scott-bjo; Bill Johnson-

b; Baby Dodds-dr,

            Gennett 5132. Recorded in Richmond, Indiana, April 1923.


23. Milenberg Joys (Rappolo, Mares,
Morton)                                                                  2:45

            The New Orleans Rhythm Kings: Paul Mares-tp; George Brunies-tb; Leon Rappolo-cl;

            Glen Scoville-sax; Jelly Roll Morton-p; Lew Black-bjo; Steve Brown-b; Ben Pollack-dr.

            Gennett 5217. Recorded in Richmond, Indiana, August 1923.