| | Usher Smooth Jazz Tribute, Vol. 2 CD
Tributee: Usher. Usher Smooth Jazz Tribute, Vol. 2 Music Usher Smooth Jazz Tribute, Vol. 2 Songs | 1. | Papers - Smooth Jazz All Stars |
| 2. | Moving Mountains - Smooth Jazz All Stars |
| 3. | Trading Places - Smooth Jazz All Stars |
| 4. | Here I Stand - Smooth Jazz All Stars |
| 5. | What's Your Name - Smooth Jazz All Stars |
| 6. | What's a Man to Do? - Smooth Jazz All Stars |
| 7. | This Ain't Sex - Smooth Jazz All Stars |
| 8. | Best Thing - Smooth Jazz All Stars |
| 9. | Something Special - Smooth Jazz All Stars |
| 10. | Love You Gently - Smooth Jazz All Stars |
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Great Britain's JSP imprint is well-known for its often-exhaustive boxed sets, for single as well as multiple artists, and this one, which covers the Gennett imprint form Indiana in the 1920s, is no exception. While this box doesn't include the complete catalog of the legendary (if little known by all but early jazz collectors) imprint, it does offer a massive sampling of the 1,250 records they released between the label's founding in 1922 right on through to its final releases in 1930. Some of the artists represented here include King Oliver, the Friars Society Orchestra, Watson's Pullman Porters, Josephine Beatty, Bailey's Lucky Seven, the Bucktown Five, Ladd's Black Aces, Alberta Hunter, Jelly Roll Morton, and the Red Onion Jazz Babies, to name a few. This set is basically a must for fans of early jazz. It marks the very first time many of the selections have appeared on CD, and is the first such compilation of the label in a digital format. JSP releases are all remastered, and fully annotated with discographical information, and this one is no exception. There is a fine historical liner essay by Pat Harrison, as well. ~ Thom Jurek
Recording information: Birmingham, AL (03/09/1922-08/30/1930); Chicago, IL (03/09/1922-08/30/1930); New York, NY (03/09/1922-08/30/1930); Richmond, IN (03/09/1922-08/30/1930); St. Paul, MN (03/09/1922-08/30/1930).
Directors: Husk O'Hare; Dick Voynow; Curtis Hitch; Elmer Schoebel; Zack Whyte & His Chocolate Beau Brummels; Ezra Buzzington's Rustic Revelers; Fess Williams; Frank Bunch; Sam Lanin.
Arranger: Elmer Schoebel.
Personnel: W.E. Burton (vocals, kazoo, washboard); Perry Smith (vocals, clarinet, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Fess Williams (vocals, clarinet, alto saxophone); Hattie Snow, Elvira Johnson, Hattie Garland, Alberta Jones, Irene Scruggs, Lizzie Washington, Josie Miles, Alberta Hunter, Viola McCoy, Bertha ...
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