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Includes liner notes by Rev. A. L. Kershaw, Ralph J. Gleason, George Hoefer and Art Hodes.
The George Lewis Band Of New Orleans: George Lewis (clarinet); Avery "Kid" Howard (trumpet); Jim Robinson (trombone); Snookum Russell (piano); Emanuel Sayles (banjo); Alcide "Slow Drag" Pavageau, "Papa John" Joseph (bass); Joe Watkins (drums).
In 1999, Collectables released Jazz at Preservation Hall: George Lewis Band of New Orleans/Pure Blues, which contained two complete albums -- Jazz at Preservation Hall: George Lewis Band of New Orleans by George Lewis (1963, originally released on Atlantic) and Pure Blues by Jimmy Yancey (1951, originally released on Atlantic) -- on one compact disc. ~ Jason Birchmeier
Originally released on Atlantic (1411).
Originally released on Atlantic (1283).
2 LP's on 1 CD: George Lewis: JAZZ AT PRESERVATION HALL (1963)/Jimmy Yancey: PURE BLUES (1958).
JAZZ AT PRESERVATION HALL:
Personnel: Jimmy Yancey (piano); Mama Yancey (vocals); Israel Crosby (bass).
Personnel: George Lewis (clarinet); Jimmy Yancey (piano); Mama Yancey (vocals); Emanuel Sayles (banjo); Avery Howard (trumpet); Jim Robinson (trombone); Snookum Russell (piano); Joe Watkins (drums).
Liner Note Author: Art Hodes.
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