Compact Jazz: Best of Dixieland (BMG club edition)

~ Release by Various Artists (see all versions of this release, 3 available)

Tracklist

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#	Title	Artist	Length
1	Loveless Love recorded in: Los Angeles, California, United States (on 1959-04-01) bass [b]: Charles Oden clarinet [cl]: Caughey Roberts drums (drum set) [d]: Jesse Sailes guitar [g]: Frank Haggerty piano [p]: Cedric Heywood trumpet [tp]: Teddy Buckner and Kid Ory vocals: Kid Ory recording of: Loveless Love (on 1959-04-01) lyricist and composer: William Christopher Handy	Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band	4:47
2	Beale Street Blues recorded in: Chicago, Illinois, United States (on 1958-09-29) bass [b]: Alcide "Slow Drag" Pavageau clarinet [cl]: George Lewis drums (drum set) [d]: Joe Watkins piano [p]: Joe Robichaux trombone [tb]: Jim Robinson trumpet [tp]: Alvin Alcorn recording of: Beale Street Blues (from 1958-09-29 to present) lyricist and composer: William Christopher Handy publisher: Handy Bros. Music	George Lewis Eureka Brass Band	4:01
3	Someday You'll Be Sorry recorded in: Los Angeles, California, United States (in 1959) bass [b]: Mort Herbert clarinet [cl]: Peanuts Hucko drums (drum set) [d]: Danny Barcelona piano [p]: Billy Kyle trombone [tb]: Trummy Young trumpet [tp]: Louis Armstrong vocals: Louis Armstrong recording of: Someday You’ll Be Sorry writer: Louis Armstrong	Louis Armstrong & His All‐Stars	2:30
4	Canal Street Blues recorded in: New York, New York, United States (on 1960-11-21) bass [b]: Milt Hinton clarinet [cl]: Buster Bailey drums (drum set) [d]: Sol Hall piano [p]: Bob Hammer trombone [tb]: Herb Flemming trumpet [tp]: Henry “Red” Allen recording of: Canal Street Blues writer: Louis Armstrong composer: Joseph Oliver	Henry “Red” Allen	3:48
5	Eccentric Rag recorded in: New York, New York, United States (in 1955) baritone saxophone [bar]: Ernie Caceres bass [b]: Bob Haggart clarinet [cl]: Ernie Caceres and Peanuts Hucko drums (drum set) [d]: Jo Jones guitar [g]: Al Casamenti piano [p] and tenor horn / alto horn [alto-horn]: Dick Cary trombone [tb]: Cutty Cutshall trumpet [tp]: Max Kaminsky recording of: That Eccentric Rag composer: J. Russel Robinson	Max Kaminsky and His Dixieland Bashers	2:55
6	St. Louis Blues recorded in: New York, New York, United States (in 1958) bass [b]: Leonard Gaskin clarinet [cl]: Herb Hall cornet [cnt]: Rex Stewart drums (drum set): George Wettling guitar [g]: Eddie Condon piano [p]: Gene Schroeder tenor horn / alto horn [alto-horn]: Dick Cary tenor saxophone [ten]: Bud Freeman trombone [tb]: Cutty Cutshall trumpet [tp]: Billy Butterfield and Dick Cary recording of: St. Louis Blues lyricist and composer: William Christopher Handy (in 1913) publisher: Handy Bros. Music Co., Inc. sub-publisher: Reuter & Reuter Förlags AB	Eddie Condon	4:52
7	Basin Street Blues recorded in: Chicago, Illinois, United States (in 1961-06) clarinet: Henry Cuesta (in 1961-06) double bass: Stan Puls (in 1961-06) drums (drum set): Barrett Deems (in 1961-06) piano: Don Ewell (in 1961-06) trombone: Jack Teagarden (in 1961-06) trumpet: Don Goldie (in 1961-06) vocals: Jack Teagarden (in 1961-06) recording of: Basin Street Blues (in 1961-06) lyricist and composer: Spencer Williams publisher: EMI Music Publishing Ltd.	Jack Teagarden	5:11
8	Eh-La-Bas banjo [bjo] and guitar [g]: Albert French (in 1964) bass [b]: Frank Fields (in 1964) clarinet [cl]: Joseph "Cornbread" Thomas (in 1964) drums (drum set) [d]: Louis Barbarin (in 1964) piano [p]: Jeanette Kimball (in 1964) trombone [tb]: Waldren "Frog" Joseph (in 1964) trumpet [tp]: Jack Willis (in 1964) recording of: Eh ! Là-bas (from 1964-09 until 1964-10) lyricist and composer: [traditional]	Bob French's Original Tuxedo Jazz Band & Friends	5:18
9	Over In the Glory Land recorded in: Berlin, Germany (on 1974-08-01) clarinet [cl]: Dick Cook (on 1974-08-01) drums (drum set) [d]: Henry Booker Glass (on 1974-08-01) snare drum [snare d]: Andrew Jefferson (on 1974-08-01) and Trevor Richard (on 1974-08-01) trombone [tb]: Paul Crawford (on 1974-08-01) and Frank Naundorf (on 1974-08-01) trumpet [tp]: Clive Wilson, Andy Anderson (on 1974-08-01) and Milton Batiste (on 1974-08-01) conductor: Harold Dejan (on 1974-08-01) recording of: Glory Land (on 1974-08-01) writer: [traditional], James Warren Acuff, Emmett Sidney Dean and Lonnie Donegan	Dejan’s Olympia Brass Band	4:01
10	Ballin' the Jack banjo [bjo]: Johnny Bastable (from 1960-08-22 until 1960-08-25) bass [b]: Ron Ward (from 1960-08-22 until 1960-08-25) clarinet [cl]: Sammy Remington (from 1960-08-22 until 1960-08-25) drums (drum set) [d]: Colin Bowden (from 1960-08-22 until 1960-08-25) piano [p]: Ray Foxley (from 1960-08-22 until 1960-08-25) trumpet [tp]: Ken Colyer (from 1960-08-22 until 1960-08-25) recording of: Ballin’ the Jack (from 1960-08-22 until 1960-08-25) lyricist: Jim Burris composer: Chris Smith part of: For Me and My Gal (1942 movie)	Ken Colyer	3:17
11	Hindustan clarinet [cl]: Archie Semple (in 1960-09) double bass [b]: Bill Reid (in 1960-09) drums (drum set) [d]: Lennie Hastings (in 1960-09) guitar [g]: Diz Disley (in 1960-09) piano [p]: Fred Hunt (in 1960-09) trombone [tb]: Roy Crimmins (in 1960-09) trumpet [tp]: Alex Welsh (on 1960-09-08) recording of: Hindustan (on 1960-09-08) lyricist: Oliver Wallace composer: Harold Weeks	Alex Welsh	3:01
12	Saturday Night Function banjo [bjo] and guitar [g]: Dickie Bishop (from 1960 until 1961) bass [b] and tuba: Gerry Salisbury (from 1960 until 1961) clarinet [cl]: Monty Sunshine (from 1960 until 1961) drums (drum set) [d]: Nick Nicholls (from 1960 until 1961) piano [p]: Johnny Parker (from 1960 until 1961) trumpet [tp]: Rod Mason (from 1960 until 1961) and Geoff Snowden (from 1960 until 1961) recording of: Saturday Night Function (from 1960 until 1961) composer: Barney Bigard and Duke Ellington	Monty Sunshine	3:15
13	Perdido Street Blues banjo [bjo]: Roy James (from 1961-05-17 until 1961-05-18) clarinet [cl]: Acker Bilk (from 1961-05-17 until 1961-05-18) double bass [b]: Ernest Price (from 1961-05-17 until 1961-05-18) drums (drum set) [d]: Ron McKay (from 1961-05-17 until 1961-05-18) piano [p]: Stan Greig (from 1961-05-17 until 1961-05-18) trombone [tb]: John Mortimer (from 1961-05-17 until 1961-05-18) trumpet [tp]: Colin Smith (from 1961-05-17 until 1961-05-18) recording of: Perdido Street Blues (from 1961-05-17 until 1961-05-18) composer: Lil Armstrong	Mr. Acker Bilk and His Paramount Jazz Band	4:06
14	Savoy Blues clarinet [cl]: Terry Lightfoot (in 1961) double bass [b]: Vic Barton (in 1961) drums (drum set) [d]: Johnny Richardson (in 1961) trombone [tb]: Phil Rhodes (in 1961) trumpet: Wayne Chandler (in 1961) trumpet [tp]: Alan Elsdon (in 1961) recording of: Savoy Blues (in 1961) writer: Kid Ory	Terry Lightfoot	2:56
15	Stevedore Stomp alto saxophone [as]: Ian Wheeler (on 1961-10-13) bass [b]: Dick Smith (on 1961-10-13) and Eddie Smith (on 1961-10-13) drums (drum set) [d]: Graham Burbidge (on 1961-10-13) trombone [tb]: Chris Barber (on 1961-10-13) trumpet [tp]: Pat Halcox (on 1961-10-13) recording of: Stevedore Stomp (on 1961-10-13) composer: Duke Ellington and Irving Mills	Chris Barber’s Jazz Band	3:52
16	Christopher Columbus alto saxophone [as]: Bruce Turner (from 1956-08-27 until 1956-08-29) bass [b]: Jim Bray (from 1956-08-27 until 1956-08-29) drums (drum set) [d]: Eddie Taylor (from 1956-08-27 until 1956-08-29) guitar [g]: Freddy Legon (from 1956-08-27 until 1956-08-29) piano [p]: Johnny Parker (from 1956-08-27 until 1956-08-29) trombone [tb]: John Picard (from 1956-08-27 until 1956-08-29) trumpet [tp]: Humphrey Lyttelton (from 1956-08-27 until 1956-08-29) recording of: Christopher Columbus (from 1956-08-27 until 1956-08-29) lyricist: Andy Razaf composer: Leon “Chu” Berry	Humphrey Lyttelton	4:15

Credits

Release

miscellaneous support:	Horst Hohenböken (task: selection and sequencing) Cees Schrama (task: selection and sequencing)
mastering:	Dennis Drake Gert van Hoeyen Mark Wilder

mastered at:	PolyGram Studios in Edison, New Jersey, United States (in 1987)