Spanier, Muggsy: Collection 1924-49
Spanier, Muggsy
SKU: 27508893
Spanier, Muggsy: Collection 1924-49
Spanier, Muggsy
SKU: 27508893
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Title: Collection 1924-49
Artist: Spanier, Muggsy
Label: Acrobat
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 824046204723
Genre: Jazz
Muggsy Spanier was one of the most prominent cornettists in Dixieland jazz, enjoying a career which began in the early '20s and spanned more than four decades. He stayed true to the traditions of music he grew up with, his forceful and uncomplicated style enabling him to lead ensembles with passion and intensity. He effectively defined the repertoire and approach of the Dixieland revival movement with 16 recordings by his Ragtime Band in late 1939. Those recordings are all included in this great value 47-track collection in our Fabulous label Jazz legends series, which covers the full first quarter-century of his recording career. It naturally includes many recordings by bands which he led, but also features fascinating tracks from early in his career with a variety of occasional line-ups as well as from his regular gig in the '30s with Ted Lewis. It also includes collaborations with many of the true luminaries of the genre, notably in Sidney Bechet's Big Four, and with the likes of Coleman Hawkins, Bob Crosby and Ben Pollack, plus a gem of track as he accompanies singer Lee Wiley. It's an admirable showcase of his work when he laid the laid the groundwork for the New Orleans revival in which he participated during the '50s and '60s
Tracks:
1.1 Steady Roll Blues (Bucktown Five) - Bucktown Five
1.2 Why Can't It Be Poor Little Me (The Stomp Six) - the Stomp Six
1.3 I Found a New Baby (Chicago Rhythm Kings) - Chicago Rhythm Kings
1.4 Darktown Strutters Ball (The Jungle Kings) - the Jungle Kings
1.5 Jazz Me Blues (Charles Pierce ; His Orchestra) - Charles Pierce and His Orchestra
1.6 That's a Plenty (Ray Miller) - Ray Miller
1.7 Wabash Blues (Ted Lewis ; His Orch.) - Ted Lewis and His Orchestra
1.8 It's a Lonesome Old Town (Seger Ellis) - Seger Ellis
1.9 Royal Garden Blues (Ted Lewis ; His Orch.) - Ted Lewis and His Orchestra
1.10 I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me (Mound City Blowers) - Mound City Blue Blowers
1.11 (Oh Susannah) Dust Off That Old Pianna (New Orleans Rhythm Kings) - New Orleans Rhythm Kings
1.12 St. Louis Blues (The Rhythm Wreckers with Whitey McPherson) - the Rhythm Wreckers
1.13 Alice Blue Gown (Ben Pollack ; His Pick-A-Rib Boys) - Ben Pollack and His Pick-A-Rib Boys
1.14 Big Butter and Egg Man (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.15 Someday Sweetheart (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.16 Eccentric (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.17 That Da Da Strain (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.18 At the Jazz Band Ball (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.19 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.20 Dipper Mouth Blues (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.21 Livery Stable Blues (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.22 Riverboat Shuffle (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.23 Relaxin' at the Touro (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.24 At Sundown (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.25 Bluin' the Blues (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.26 Lonesome Road (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
2.1 Dinah (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
2.2 (What Did I Do to Be So) Black and Blue (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
2.3 Mandy, Make Up Your Mind (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
2.4 Four or Five Times (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.5 Sweet Lorraine (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.6 Lazy River (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.7 China Boy (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.8 If I Could Be with You (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.9 That's a Plenty (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.10 Squeeze Me (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.11 Sweet Sue, Just You (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.12 Down to Steamboat Tennessee (Lee Wiley) - Lee Wiley
2.13 Cow Cow Blues (Bob Crosby ; His Orch.) - Bob Crosby and His Orchestra
2.14 Hesitating Blues (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtimers) - Muggsy Spanier and His Ragtimers
2.15 Angry (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtimers) - Muggsy Spanier and His Ragtimers
2.16 September in the Rain (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtimers) - Muggsy Spanier and His Ragtimers
2.17 Memphis Blues (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
2.18 Cherry (Muggsy Spanier ; His V-Disc Jazz Band) - Muggsy Spanier and His V-Disc Jazz Band
2.19 Am I Blue (Muggsy Spanier ; His Orchestra) - Muggsy Spanier and His Orchestra
2.20 Muskrat Ramble (Really the Blues Concert) - Really the Blues Concert
2.21 Washington and Lee Swing (Muggsy Spanier ; His Jazz LTD. Orchestra) - Muggsy Spanier and His Jazz LTD. Orchestra
Artist: Spanier, Muggsy
Label: Acrobat
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 824046204723
Genre: Jazz
Muggsy Spanier was one of the most prominent cornettists in Dixieland jazz, enjoying a career which began in the early '20s and spanned more than four decades. He stayed true to the traditions of music he grew up with, his forceful and uncomplicated style enabling him to lead ensembles with passion and intensity. He effectively defined the repertoire and approach of the Dixieland revival movement with 16 recordings by his Ragtime Band in late 1939. Those recordings are all included in this great value 47-track collection in our Fabulous label Jazz legends series, which covers the full first quarter-century of his recording career. It naturally includes many recordings by bands which he led, but also features fascinating tracks from early in his career with a variety of occasional line-ups as well as from his regular gig in the '30s with Ted Lewis. It also includes collaborations with many of the true luminaries of the genre, notably in Sidney Bechet's Big Four, and with the likes of Coleman Hawkins, Bob Crosby and Ben Pollack, plus a gem of track as he accompanies singer Lee Wiley. It's an admirable showcase of his work when he laid the laid the groundwork for the New Orleans revival in which he participated during the '50s and '60s
Tracks:
1.1 Steady Roll Blues (Bucktown Five) - Bucktown Five
1.2 Why Can't It Be Poor Little Me (The Stomp Six) - the Stomp Six
1.3 I Found a New Baby (Chicago Rhythm Kings) - Chicago Rhythm Kings
1.4 Darktown Strutters Ball (The Jungle Kings) - the Jungle Kings
1.5 Jazz Me Blues (Charles Pierce ; His Orchestra) - Charles Pierce and His Orchestra
1.6 That's a Plenty (Ray Miller) - Ray Miller
1.7 Wabash Blues (Ted Lewis ; His Orch.) - Ted Lewis and His Orchestra
1.8 It's a Lonesome Old Town (Seger Ellis) - Seger Ellis
1.9 Royal Garden Blues (Ted Lewis ; His Orch.) - Ted Lewis and His Orchestra
1.10 I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me (Mound City Blowers) - Mound City Blue Blowers
1.11 (Oh Susannah) Dust Off That Old Pianna (New Orleans Rhythm Kings) - New Orleans Rhythm Kings
1.12 St. Louis Blues (The Rhythm Wreckers with Whitey McPherson) - the Rhythm Wreckers
1.13 Alice Blue Gown (Ben Pollack ; His Pick-A-Rib Boys) - Ben Pollack and His Pick-A-Rib Boys
1.14 Big Butter and Egg Man (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.15 Someday Sweetheart (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.16 Eccentric (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.17 That Da Da Strain (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.18 At the Jazz Band Ball (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.19 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.20 Dipper Mouth Blues (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.21 Livery Stable Blues (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.22 Riverboat Shuffle (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.23 Relaxin' at the Touro (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.24 At Sundown (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.25 Bluin' the Blues (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
1.26 Lonesome Road (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
2.1 Dinah (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
2.2 (What Did I Do to Be So) Black and Blue (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
2.3 Mandy, Make Up Your Mind (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
2.4 Four or Five Times (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.5 Sweet Lorraine (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.6 Lazy River (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.7 China Boy (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.8 If I Could Be with You (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.9 That's a Plenty (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.10 Squeeze Me (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.11 Sweet Sue, Just You (Bechet ; Spanier Big Four) - Bechet/Spanier Big Four
2.12 Down to Steamboat Tennessee (Lee Wiley) - Lee Wiley
2.13 Cow Cow Blues (Bob Crosby ; His Orch.) - Bob Crosby and His Orchestra
2.14 Hesitating Blues (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtimers) - Muggsy Spanier and His Ragtimers
2.15 Angry (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtimers) - Muggsy Spanier and His Ragtimers
2.16 September in the Rain (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtimers) - Muggsy Spanier and His Ragtimers
2.17 Memphis Blues (Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band) - Muggsy Spanier ; His Ragtime Band
2.18 Cherry (Muggsy Spanier ; His V-Disc Jazz Band) - Muggsy Spanier and His V-Disc Jazz Band
2.19 Am I Blue (Muggsy Spanier ; His Orchestra) - Muggsy Spanier and His Orchestra
2.20 Muskrat Ramble (Really the Blues Concert) - Really the Blues Concert
2.21 Washington and Lee Swing (Muggsy Spanier ; His Jazz LTD. Orchestra) - Muggsy Spanier and His Jazz LTD. Orchestra
