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Jack Teagarden Chronological: 1941-1943

Jack Teagarden Chronological: 1941-1943 Tracks
1. Dark Eyes
2. Prelude in C Sharp Minor
3. Chicks Is Wonderful
4. Blues to the Lonely
5. Waiter and the Porter and the Upstairs Maid - Bing Crosby
6. Birth of the Blues - Bing Crosby
7. Blue River
8. St. James Infirmary
9. Black and Blue
10. Hundred Years from Today
11. Rhythm Hymn
12. Prelude to the Blues
13. Blues Have Got Me
14. Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen
15. Clambake in B Flat - Capitol International Jazzmen
16. Cassanova's Lament - Capitol International Jazzmen
17. In My Solitude - Capitol International Jazzmen
18. I'm Sorry I Made You Cry - Capitol International Jazzmen
19. Mighty Like a Rose
20. Stars Fell on Alabama
21. 'Deed I Do
Jack Teagarden - Jack Teagarden Chronological: 1941-1943


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Prime Jack Teagarden!!!
5
Though many prefer Teagarden as a sideman in other small groups, because his orchestra wasn't as hot as it's competitors in the 40's, there are some classic performances here, even if his orchestra was somewhat commercial, and the only worthwhile soloist is Teagarden. There are some small groups Teagarden led that are hot and feature heated solos by some jazz all-stars, different personel then in his big band on "In My Solitude" "I'm Sorry I Made You Cry" "Mighty Lak A Rose" "Star Fell On Alabama" and "Deed I Do." Some of the big band highlights are "St. Jmaes Infimary" "Black & Blue" and a classic Teagarden vocal on "A Hundred Years From Today." Plus Teagarden, Bing Crosby & Mary Martin singing joyfully on "The Waiter, The Porter & The Upstairs Maid" plus Crosby's crooning on "Birth Of The Blues." Yes this is the difinitive CD of Teagarden's big band and small group. recomended
Posted by Anonymous, on 2000-09-27