Echoes of Tom Anderson's: The New Orleans String Jazz (2-CD)

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CD Details

Number of Discs: 2
Released: June 19, 2007
Originally Released: 2007
Label: Ghb Jazz Foundation

Tracks on Disc 1:

1.Tiger Rag
2.Clarinet Marmalade
3.High Society (Introducing Maryland, Maryland)
4.Tico Tico
5.That Old Gang of Mine
6.Winter Night / Stumbling
7.Who's Sorry Now
8.Clarinet Marmalade
9.Dixieland One Step
10.Jealous
11.Muskrat Ramble
12.Tico Tico
13.Floating Down That Old Green River
14.Bei Mir Bist du Schon
15.Sunrise Serenade
16.Medley in D
17.My Josephine
18.High Society (Introducing Maryland, Maryland)
19.Medley
20.Donna Clara
21.Floatind Down That Old Green River
22.Raggin' the Scale
23.At Sundown
24.When the Saints Go Marching In
25.A Handful of Cards
26.Gettysburg March
27.Lover Come Back to Me
28.A Rag
29.Liebenstraum

Tracks on Disc 2:

1.That Old Gang of Mine
2.Floating Down That Old Green River
3.High Society
4.Who's Sorry Now
5.Tiger Rag
6.Tico Tico
7.Up a Lazy River
8.Donna Clara
9.When the Saints
10.Ukelele Marmalade
11.Dixieland One Step
12.Tea For Two
13.At the Storybook Ball
14.Opus 4
15.Little Coquette
16.I'm Nobody's Baby
17.Bill Bailey (Bazooka With Words)
18.High Society
19.I Had a Dream Dear
20.Ida
21.Who's Sorry Now
22.Walkin' the Dog (Bazooka With Words)
23.That Old Gang of Mine
24.Little Croquette
25.Little Rock Getaway
26.West End Romp
27.That's a Plenty

Product Description:

A double CD compilation of The 6 & 7/8's String Band, who originally started playing together in 1911, containing 56 utterly unique tracks of Crescent City string-band jazz. An unusual four-piece: upright bass and flat-top guitar rhythm section with hot mandolin and lap-style Hawaiian slide guitar playing melody and jazz choruses.

The two discs contain all the sides from their Folkways LP and more: some 78s from 1949, an acoustic guitar session by Frank Amacker from 1958, a full band 1950 radio broadcast from the New Orleans Opera Auditions On The Air, 1955 recordings by guitarist Souchon with uke player Charlie Hardy, and more!

There's no one else quite like The 6 & 7/8's String Band, and this set does well in offering a rare glimpse into a bygone era.