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Anders Mogensen: Taking Off Again

Anders Mogensen: Taking Off Again

What you hear on this CD is music recorded by four of my favorite musicians. After a short tour we went into the studio to record this CD. It shows some first take energy as well as the more produced side of a CD production. The whole session was completed in two days with everybode involved having a great time. I really hope you'll enjoy this music as much as I do myself. Anders Mogensen. Anders Mogensen's much acclaimed initial release is to be found on Storyville STCD 4198 Taking Off.

SEK 188.00
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Art Tatum Live: Volume Six 1951-1953

Art Tatum Live: Volume Six 1951-1953

This music, previously unreleased, was recorded during four live broadcast sessions in New York City at Cafe Society, Birdland and The Bandbox between 1951 and 1953. Two of the numbers are piano solos, the rest are in trio format with Everett Barksdale on guitar and Slam Stewart on bass. The repertoire consists of popular tunes and jazz standards of the day. Art Tatum was a genius, his piano playing is incompararble. He is one of the greatest American musicians of all time - in any genre. Keeping up with Art Tatum's intricate style was a great challenge for his side-men. In this respect, guiarist Everett Barksdale was possibly the most successful of all Tatum's side-men in finding Tatum's wavelength. The juxtapositions of musical ideas, rhymes, rhythms and syntax fly by so quickly that they are practically impossible to grasp and digest all at once - therefore this CD deserves to be heard again and again in order to apprreciate it fully. Tatum's endless musical ideas prevented him from ever playing a tune the same way twice - just try listening to the three versions of Tenderly on this CD!

SEK 188.00
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Hip Lankchan: I Am On My Way

Hip Lankchan: I Am On My Way

The blues clubs of Chicago's west side in the 1970s and 1980s were not forgiving places; there was not a lot of room for those who didn't match up to the requirements - and indeed expectations - of the last black blues audience. A blue-collar audience that had followed its chosen music with passion through the glory days of the post-war bar blues explosion and continued to support it when its main-men, such as Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Magic Sarn and Otis Rush had moved on to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the new, middle-class, white audience of the first blues boom in the 1960s. One man who retained the affections of this ageing group of the Old Guard was Hip Lankchan.With his distinctive guitar sound and harsh vocals, Hip truly belonged in those clubs and it was in one of them, Ma Bea's at 3001 West Madison, that the recordings featured on this CD were made on the first of November 1976. Working with a tight group of west side regulars he puts down a show made up of songs credited to Jimmy Rogers, Magic Sam, Little Walter, B.B. King, Lowel! Fulson and even Chuck Berry, as well as a couple of his own, to assert, once and for all, his true position as a stalwart of the Chicago blues.

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Louis Armstrong: Jubilee Shows No. 21 And 22

Louis Armstrong: Jubilee Shows No. 21 And 22

These two shows were made in Hollywood in 1943 to be broadcast exclusively to U.S. troops overseas during W.W.II.The two main acts on these programs are Louis Armstrong with a big band and Henry ?Red? Allen?s sextet, plus a couple of vocalists (Ivie Anderson & Jewel Paige), a couple of drum soloists (Lee Young & Paul Barbarin) and a couple of comedy skits. The 21 numbers on this one hour-long CD are being released here for the first time. The musical repertoire is largely dixieland and traditional jazz, along with some popular tunes of the day. On the first show, Louis Armstrong performs classic versions of On The Sunny Side of the Street and Dear Old Southland, as well as a hilarious comedy skit with Jack Benny and Eddie ?Rochester? Anderson. On the second show, Henry Allen performs with his long-time trombone colleague J.C. Higginbotham, together with a first-rate New Orleans rhythm section powered by Paul Barbarin and bassist Benny Moten.The show?s momentous climax teams top clarinetist Barney Bigard with Henry Allen and Paul Barbarin on Rug Cutter?s Swing.

SEK 144.00
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Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Vol 6

Duke Ellington: The Treasury Shows Vol 6

Duke Ellington Treasury Shows Vol. 6, CD 1. The approx. 40 tunes (1 hour & 20 min.) on this double-CD are radio broadcast performances from the Spring and Fall of 1945, made at theatres and military installations in the eastern and mid-western U.S., where Duke Ellington was not only out to please his audience, but also raise money for the war effort (WWII was still on) by selling bonds via the radio broadcasts. The repertoire is mostly Ellington hits from the 40?s, plus some from the 30?s ? all tailored to please the live audience (including the folks who wanted to dance) as well as the radio audience. The genre is solid Ellington swing, including some dance tunes. The many vocals included here (mainly by Joya Sherill) gave consolation to the audience during the war years. As is normally the case with Duke Ellington, even though one has heard the same tune many times, it is performed completely differently each time so that one never tires of hearing it. This music shows Duke Ellington in his prime, and is an important addition to the collection of Ellington fans. Of the 40 tunes on this double-CD, Sunny Side of The Street, Cotton Tail, Harlem Air Shaft and Warm Valley are among the best. The sound quality has been enhanced greatly through re-mastering.

SEK 263.00
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Danish Radio Big Band: A Good Time Was Had By All

Danish Radio Big Band: A Good Time Was Had By All

This 72-minute (ten tunes) session was recorded live at the Montmartre jazz club in Copenhagen in 1978. Five of the ten tunes are written by Thad Jones; the rest include compositions by Dizzy Gillespie, Duke Ellington and the Gershwin Brothers. The Danish Radio Big Band is comprised of the best Danish musicians plus two American stars - Idrees Sulieman on trumpet and Richard Boone on trombone - who were living in Copenhagen at the time. Thad Jones' compositions are a mix of power and eloquence; a unique style which made him world famous. The two years during which Thad Jones was chief conductor of the Danish Radio Big Band (1977,78) are considered the best in the Radio Big Band's illustrious forty-year history. World-renowned bassist on this gig, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen has this to day about playing with Thad Jones: "? this is the culmination of thirteen years ? working in this band. This is what this band is capable of sounding like!" And the drummer, Bjarne Rostvold had this to say: "? he was able to inspire us with his energy, his ability to improvise through body movements. His performance as a conductor was always something special. He made the band play better than ever."

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Clark Terry/Ernie Wilkins: Live At Montmartre

Clark Terry/Ernie Wilkins: Live At Montmartre

This previously unreleased music was recorded live by the Danish Radio at the famous jazz club Montmartre, in Copenhagen, in June, 1975. The CD consists of 7 tracks (69 min.), and the repertoire is a round blending of blues, standards and modern jazz, including tunes like Garner?s ?Misty?, ?Bye Bye Blackbird?, Ellington?s ?Satin Doll?, and ?The Theme?. Since Clark Terry and Ernie Wilkins had been close friends ? privately and musically ? since their childhood in St. Louis, there is a special communication and relaxed cohesiveness in their playing, not least of all because of their years together in the Count Basie Orch. Ernie Wilkins is best known for his great talents as composer and arranger for big bands - especially Count Basie and countless jazz singers - while Clark Terry is a premier trumpeter and flugelhorn player, famous as a soloist and as side-man in Count Basie?s Orch. The band on this CD was on a European tour at the time of this Montmartre gig, and were a tight, relaxed unit, featuring a fabulous rhythm section (Horace Parlan, Mads Vinding and Bjarne Rostvold), plus two star guests ? Richard Boone and Dexter Gordon.Two of the highlights on the CD are a 15-min. version of ?Bye-Bye Blackbird? and a swinging and very funny blues, where, believe it or not, Richard Boone, Dexter Gordon and Clark Terry do some singing. High professionalism and a relaxed, good feeling make this first-time release a perfect tribute to two old friends from St. Louis, who are two of the top names in modern jazz today.

SEK 188.00
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The Danish Radio Big Band: A Good Time Was Had By All (6 CD-Box Set)

The Danish Radio Big Band: A Good Time Was Had By All (6 CD-Box Set)

Released to commemorate The Danish Radio Big Band 's 50th anniversary, this 6 CD box set from Storyville Records features broadcasts, studio recordings and live performances from all five decades of the band's history. The Danish Radio Big Band stands as a unique musical phenomenon that has thrived through many permutations and shifting leaderships. Ib Glindeman, Stan Kenton and Thad Jones have all led the band in swinging with a pulsating beat. Thoughout the years the band has played with guest conductors, including Ben Webster, Palle Mikkelborg and Django Bates, all of who have put their distinct mark on the music. The Danish Radio Big Band have not only broadcasted and recorded their music, but have also toured with great success. With The Danish Radio Big Band: A Good Time Was Had By All you can hear Stan Kenton lead the band in the 60s, Ben Webster's hilarious instruction of the band in the 70s, a UK tour from the 80s, Bob Brookmeier conducting the band in the 90s with Art Farmer on Flugelhorn, hear Jim McNeely lead the band through a romping rendition of a Lil Armstrong tune in the 00s and a brand new recording from 2014.

SEK 414.00
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The Chicago Blues Box

The Chicago Blues Box

The brief and dazzling life of MCM Records was a labour of love that captured many treasurable live performances from the last flowering of the classic Chicago Blues age. A young French woman Marcelle Chailleux Morgantini was married to Jacques Morgantini who changed her life into American jazz and blues.Guitarist Jimmy Dawkins was a good friend and helped them in Chicago to meet and hear the many good blues musicians that played at the different clubs in Chicago. Marcelle returned from her Chicago pilgrimage filled with excitement. Says Jacques Morgantini: It was the year of Marcelle?s 50th birthday and she came into some money from her family. She said to me, ?I do not want an expensive coat or jewels ? I want to go to Chicago to record the blues. She knew that it could only be done if she had her own record label and complete artistic control. Marcelle made three trips to Chicago in 1975,1976 and 1977 and arrived with her Nagra machine, a small mixing desk and a selection of microphones.She recorded live: Magic Slim, Big Mojo Elem,John Littlejohn, Eddie Clearwater,Eddie Taylor, Bobby King,Jimmy Johnson, Luther Johnson Jr.,Willie Kent, James Lyons,Hip Lankchan,Big Vocie Odom,Bluebloos McMahon, Joe Carter and Jimmy Dawkins at ?Ma Bea?s?, ?Golden Slipper?, ?Queen Bea?s?, and ?Big Duke?s?, on Chicago west and south side. Many of the blues musicians had not recorded before and can only been found on the Storyville label that issued all the recordings on CD?s. She was at the right place at the right time.

SEK 629.00
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Snooks Eaglin/'Boogie' Bill Webb: The Blues Of

Snooks Eaglin/'Boogie' Bill Webb: The Blues Of

This 52-minute CD consists of 12 tunes by Snooks Eaglin and 4 tunes by Boogie Bill Webb, all recorded live in New Orleans in the mid-80?s. This music has never been previously released on CD. These are two authentic bluesmen ? each with his own personal, unique style. Both Snooks Eaglin & Boogie Bill Webb grew up in New Orleans. Snooks Eaglin is a master musician and unique guitar genius. His style is intensely rhythmic as well as loose and casual - at the same time. Boogie Bill Webb has a refreshingly rough "downhome" style that sets him apart from mainstream New Orleans rhythm & blues. Besides original compositions, Eaglin also performs tunes by Fats Domino, Ray Charles, Freddy King and Chuck Berry; Webb performs originals and a tune by Little Walter. This is the real blues performed by two exciting and unique bluesmen, each with a very distinctive and different style; the CD is particularly important because of the very few recordings available with Boogie Bill Webb.

SEK 188.00
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Mills Brothers: Chronological Vol. 4

Mills Brothers: Chronological Vol. 4

Volume Four in this chronological series of Mills Brothers recordings consists of 24 tunes recorded while The Mills Brothers - the most famous American vocal group ever - were at the peak of their international popularity. Besides their beautiful, perfectly-blended harmonies, The Mills Brothers were famous for their wonderful vocal imitations of musical instruments. It was during this period - in February 1936- that John Mills, Jr. died and was replaced by his father, John Mills, Senior. A very special feature of this collection is the inclusion of two vocals by Ella Fitzgerald and six by Louis Armstrong (also playing trumpet), with The Mills Brothers contributing only the "instrumental? accompaniment.

SEK 134.00
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The Chicago Blues Box 2

The Chicago Blues Box 2

MCM was a labour of love by a young French woman, Marcelle Chailleux, and her future husband Jacques Morgantini.   In the 1950's Jacques had brought the likes of Big Bill Broonzy, Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker to Europe to appear at his French hometown event - a dedicated Chicago blues festival - but it was recent blues convert Marcelle who travelled to Chicago in the mid-1970s to record a unique collection of live performances.   Some of the performances presented here were by men who would become giants of the blues; others were by talented artists who never found wider fame and whose MCM recordings remain the only surviving evidence of their talent. In this superb collection, you will find rare tracks by Eddie Taylor, Big Mojo Elem, Andrew "Blueblood" McMahon, Big Voice Odom, Hip Lankchan, Eddie Clearwater, Jimmy Dawkins, Jimmy Johnson, Magic Slim, John littlejohn, Bobby King and the Aces .

SEK 629.00
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Jure Pukl: Abstract Society

Jure Pukl: Abstract Society

The young gifted Slovenian saxophonist Jure Pukl takes the latest step forward with "Abstract Society", his sixth album. It was recorded on May 11th 2011 at the Samurai Hotel Recording Studio in Brooklyn NYC. All compositions are written and arranged by Jure Pukl. He?s joined by three creative kindred spirits from New York?s downtown scene. Indian- American pianist Vijay Iyver turned piano sideman for Steve Coleman, then a Grammy nominee for his own work. Bassist Joe Sanders has worked with Herbie Hancock, Roy Hargrove and Gerald Clayton and his teacher includes bass giant Christian McBride. California-raised drummer Damion Reid was mentored by the late great Billy Higgins, and he has lately worked with Steve Coleman.

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Glostrup Trioen: Spirit

Glostrup Trioen: Spirit

Storyville is presenting Spirit a musical palette presented by a trio with their roots back in the 1960s. It is also a spiritual journey into a kind of music, which has become timeless. An array of tones from Swedish folk music, American musicals, French existentialism, Italian pop and the music which Duke Ellington named American Music - in short: jazz. On its journey the trio is accompanied by the singer Alice Carreri and the Tenor Sax player Tomas Franck .

SEK 188.00
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