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The Bay City Jazz Band
Good Time Jazz Story
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The Bay City Jazz BandWhile the jazz history books primarily classify the 1940s  and '50s as the era in which bebop developed into jazz mainstream, another musical movement was just as powerful  and even more popular: the revival of New Orleans  Jazz. Starting in 1949 with  the Firehouse Five Plus Two and continuing until its final  release in 1969, Lester Koenig's Good Time Jazz label was  one of the most important of all the traditional jazz record  companies, documenting a wide variety of legendary classic  jazz musicians in their prime.Recently revived by  Fantasy, Good Time Jazz has long been a legendary name among  trad jazz fans, making the release of The Good Time Jazz Story a major event, both musically and historically.This definitive four-disc retrospective, with fully  annotated and illustrated booklet, features many of the  highpoints of the Good Time Jazz years.The 92 consistently  exciting selections, divided into four overlapping  catagories (Ragtime/Blues/Banjos, New Orleans, San  Francisco, and Los Angeles), range from Jelly Roll Morton, Lucky Roberts, Willie "The Lion" Smith, and Wally Rose  (whose recording of "Black and White Rag" helped launch the  first revival of ragtime) to Bunk Johnson, George Lewis, Kid  Ory, Paul Barbarin, Lu Watters' Yerba Buena Jazz Band, Turk  Murphy, Bob Scobey, the Firehouse Five Plus Two, today's Silver Leaf Jazz Band, and many others. The Good Time Jazz Story will certainly delight both the verteran  collectors and those listeners just beginning to explore  this joyful music.(4 CDs Set)


Record Label: Good Time Jazz Records  GTJ4416  
Tracks on 'Good Time Jazz Story'


Disc 1 of 4
1. Honky Tonk Music --
2. Winin' Boys Blues --
3. Finger Buster --
4. Creepy Feeling --
5. Temptation Rag --
6. New Orleans Joys --
7. Black Bottom Stomp, Yellow Dog Blues --
8. Nothin' --
9. Railroad Blues --
10. Relaxin' --
11. Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea --
12. Black and White Rag --
13. The Pearls --
14. Harlem Rag --
15. I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now? --
16. By the Light of the Silvery Moon --
17. Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home --
18. Take This Hammer --
19. Leavin' Memphis --
20. Frisco Bound --
21. San Francisco Bay Blues --
22. John Henry --


Disc 2 of 4
1. Storyville Blues --
2. Moose March --
3. Carless Love --
4. Down By the Riverside --
5. Blues for Jimmy --
6. Do What Ory Say --
7. 1919 Rag --
8. Burgandy Street Blues --
9. Mama Don't Allow --
10. Walk Through the Streets of the City --
11. Gallatin Street Grind --
12. Everybody Loves My Baby --
13. Gettysburg March --
14. Alabamy Bound --
15. My Old Time Sweetheart --
16. Look What You've Missed --
17. Too Late --
18. Maryland, My Maryland --
19. Doctor Jazz --
20. Congo Square --
21. The Original Jelly Roll Blues --
22. Snake Rag --


Disc 3 of 4
1. Muskrat Ramble --
2. Riverside Blues --
3. Friendless Blues --
4. Annie Street Rock --
5. That's a Plenty --
6. Kansas City Stomp --
7. Brother Lowdown --
8. Chimes Blues --
9. Trombone Rag --
10. St. James Infirmary --
11. Minstrels of Annie Street --
12. Bay City --
13. Oh, Daddy (with Claire Austin --
14. Dippermouth Blues --
15. Wolverine Blues --
16. Ace in the Hole --
17. Silver Dollar --
18. Angry --
19. Battle Hymn of the Republic --
20. Indiana --
21. Arab Strut --
22. New Orleans Stomp --
23. A Monday Date --
24. Blues My Naughtie Sweetie Gives to Me --
25. Honeysuckle Rose --
26. Ain't She Sweet --


Disc 4 of 4
1. Clarinet Marmelade --
2. Jazz Man Strut --
3. St. Louis Blues --
4. South Rampart Street Parade --
5. Down Hearted Blues (with Claire Austin) --
6. Indiana --
7. Sugar Blues --
8. Oh! Didn't He Ramble --
9. Creole Song --
10. The Torch --
11. Carless Love --
12. The Five Pennies --
13. When the Saints Go Marching in --
14. Firehouse Stomp --
15. Mississippi Rag --
16. At a Georgia Camp Meeting --
17. Tishomingo Blues --
18. Hindustan --
19. Isle of Capri --
20. Storyville Blues --
21. Smokey Mokes --
22. High Society --
 


 
 

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