Esquire All-American Jazz Concert – January 18, 1944 (Full Concert)
Personnel:
Louis Armstrong (tp, vo) Roy Eldridge (tp) Jack Teagarden (tb, vo) Barney Bigard; Benny Goodman (cl) Coleman Hawkins (ts) Art Tatum; Teddy Wilson (p) Al Casey (g) Oscar Pettiford (b) Sid Catlett (d) Lionel Hampton (vibes) Red Norvo (xylophone) Billie Holiday; Mildred Bailey (voc)
Song List:
Esquire Blues 0:00 Mop Mop 5:07 Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me 9:58 I Love My Man 13:45 I Can’t Give You Anything But Love 18:01 I Got A Right To Sing The Blues 21:43 Sweet Lorraine 25:37 I Got Rhythm 29:14 The Blues 38:23 We All Drink ”Coca-Cola” 41:33 Esquire Bounce 42:59 Rockin’ Chair 44:59 Basin Street Blues 48:31 I’ll Get By 53:15 Tea For Two 54:59 Back O’ Town Blues 59:20 Muskrat Ramble 1:02:57 Buck Jumpin´ 1:05:43 Stompin’ At The Savoy 1:08:43 For Bass Faces Only 1:12:08 My Ideal 1:17:40 Rose Room 1:21:07 I’ve Got A Feeling I’m Falling 1:26:42 More Than You Know 1:30:06 Squeeze Me 1:34:05 Honeysuckle Rose 1:36:55 Flying Home 1:38:47 Jamming The Vibes 1:51:14 Star Spangled Banner 1:55:51
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The first concert organized by the jazz magazine “Esquire” was in 1944, and the organizers had the happy idea of inviting all the musicians who had been winners of the surveys that the magazine itself organized annually among its readers. This is how the famous “Esquire All Star Jazz Concert” was born. This album faithfully documents the first of them all, held on January 13, 1944 at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York.
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