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An intriguing, if flawed, session. Banjo player Dick Oxtot teamed with clarinetist Clem Raymond to record an album of New Orleans stomps, blues and struts in 1958. The results have recently been issued on CD by Delmark, and they're recommended mainly due to Raymond's squiggly, entrancing solos and charming vocals on "Clem's Blues," "Keep Du Dah" and "Just A Little While to Stay Here." Much of the backing band is little more than competent, although they sound enthusiastic and don't bog down the proceedings. But it's Raymond and Oxtot's contributions that make this worthwhile, and a find for traditional jazz fans. ~ Ron Wynn
w. Dick Oxtot's group, late 50's, obscure clarinetist
Recorded in 1958.
Personnel: Clem Raymond (vocals, clarinet); Dick Oxtot (banjo); P.T. Stanton (trumpet); Bill Bardin, Bob Mielke (trombone); Bill Young , Billy Young (drums).
Liner Note Author: Philip Elwood.
Recording information: 1958.
Photographer: Peter Amft. Clem Raymond Lost Clarinet Songs | 1. | Boogaloosa Strut |
| 2. | Pontchartrain Blues |
| 3. | Wolverine Blues |
| 4. | I Can't Give You Anything But Love |
| 5. | Tell Me Your Dreams |
| 6. | When You Wore a Tulip |
| 7. | Clem's Blues |
| 8. | Just a Little While to Stay Here |
| 9. | Reep du Dah |
| 10. | Piedmont Blues |
| 11. | B-Flat Blues |
| 12. | Shine |
| 13. | Haunted Blues - (alternate take) |
| 14. | Boogaloosa Strut - (alternate take) |
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