Burke, Raymond: The Southland Recordings 1958/60
Burke, Raymond: The Southland Recordings 1958/60
Format: CD
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Artist: Burke, Raymond
Label: GHB Jazz Foundation
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 762247509929
Genre: Jazz
No one sounded quite like Raymond Burke. He's clearly heard all of the great clarinetists from Leon Roppolo on down, and absorbed a bit from each of them. He had a beautiful dark tone that was pure New Orleans. This album was produced by Joe Mares, one of the legends in New Orleans music. He built a small recording studio in his shop and entertained his jazz friends when the day's work was done. He produced records for national companies, then started the Southland label; he ran it for thirty years and produced 41 albums before he sold the label to George Buck of GHB/Jazzology. This session includes ten unissued tracks from Southland sessions from 1960 and 1958 - two were recorded for broadcast at Dan's Pier 500, a popular Bourbon Street club best known as one of Al Hirt's first gigs, and one recorded in the famous French Quarter studio run by Cosimo Matassa, who was best known for recording most of the great sides by Fats Domino.
Tracks:
1.1 Apple Blossom Time
1.2 A Long Way to Tipperary
1.3 City of a Million Dreams
1.4 Vieux Carré Parade
1.5 You Tell Me Your Dreams
1.6 Bucket's Got a Hole in It
1.7 Pagan Love Song
1.8 Rose Room
1.9 You Tell Me Your Dreams
1.10 Pagan Love Song
1.11 Rose Room
1.12 Back Home Again in Indiana
1.13 City of a Million Dreams
1.14 Bugle Call Rag
