Spanier, Muggsy: 1949-54
Spanier, Muggsy: 1949-54
Format: CD
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Artist: Spanier, Muggsy
Label: Classics France
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 3448967140525
Genre: Jazz Traditional
This CD contains the first recordings Spanier made under his own name in almost three years. The tiny Jazz Ltd. Company gave him a chance with a fine band of lesser known musicians when he was playing in Chicago. This tiny boutique label was founded by Bill and Ruth Reinhardt as an offspring of their club on East Grand Street. The label's owner sat in on clarinet that day. Pianist Don Ewell later made many albums with veterans as well as a soloist. Two further tracks were recorded that day with the same band but featured Doc Evans instead of Spanier. Twice a year he played extended residencies at Doc Doughertys club but was also still regularly heard in Chicago where the recordings contained on this CD for Mercury were made.
Tracks:
1.1 Good Man Is Hard to Find
1.2 Washington and Lee Swing
1.3 Dixie Flyer
1.4 Lazy Piano Man
1.5 Sweet Georgia Brown
1.6 Feather Brain
1.7 Home
1.8 It's a Long, Long Way to Tipperary
1.9 Caution Blues
1.10 Alabama Jubilee
1.11 Moonglow
1.12 Sunday
1.13 Blue Room
1.14 Tiger Rag
1.15 South
1.16 When My Dream Boat Comes Home
1.17 Careless Love
1.18 Judy
1.19 Oh, Doctor Ochsner!
1.20 Washington and Lee Swing
1.21 My Wild Irish Rose
