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Buster Bailey - 1925-1940 (1996) [Big Band, Swing]; FLAC (tracks+.cue)

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Buster Bailey - 1925-1940 (1996) [Big Band, Swing]; FLAC (tracks+.cue)

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Artist: Buster Bailey
Album: 1925-1940
Genre: Big Band, Swing
Label: Classics
Released: 1996
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue)
Tracklist:
  1. Papa De Da Da (2:55)
  2. Squeeze Me (2:58)
  3. Call of the Delta (3:14)
  4. Shanghai Shuffle (2:51)
  5. The Bed Song (2:56)
  6. So You Won't Sing (2:35)
  7. Afternoon in Africa (2:58)
  8. Dizzy Debutante (2:45)
  9. Planter's Punch (2:55)
  10. Sloe Jam Fizz (2:26)
  11. Chained to a Dream (2:45)
  12. Light Up (2:48)
  13. Man with a Horn Goes Berserk (2:29)
  14. Should I (2:43)
  15. The Blue Room (2:51)
  16. April in Paris (3:13)
  17. Am I Blue (3:09)
  18. Seems Like a Month of Sundays (Since I Saw You Saturday Night) (3:17)
  19. The Fable of the Rose (3:03)
  20. Pine Top's Boogie Woogie (3:13)
  21. Eccentric Rag (2:50)

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Other than four titles from 1959 and an obscure 1958 LP, all of clarinetist Buster Bailey's recordings as a leader are on this definitive CD from the European Classics label. Bailey -- a virtuoso whose occasional display of a wild sense of humor (best heard on "Man With a Horn Goes Berserk") was always a surprise when one considered his cool and subtle tone -- starts off the reissue with two rare (and scratchy) performances from 1925. Otherwise, he heads an all-star group filled with fellow Fletcher Henderson sidemen in 1934, backs singer Jerry Kruger, and heads several overlapping combos mostly consisting of members of John Kirby's Sextet; Kirby's influence is strongly felt throughout the later selections. Highlights overall include "Shanghai Shuffle," "Dizzy Debutante," "The Blue Room," and "Pine Top's Boogie Woogie." Highly recommended.
Review by Scott Yanow

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