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26 original Paramount tracks from Chicago from 1926-28, feat. Klien Tindull, Preston Jackson, Elzadie Robinson, Wilson's T.O.B.A. Band, Pickett-Parham Apollo Syncopators, Jeanette James, D.C. Nelson, Clarence M. Jones
Liner Note Author: Chris Hillman.
Recording information: Chicago, IL (06/1926-12/1928).
Ensembles: Clarence Jones & His Sock Four; John Williams' Synco Jazzers ; Nelson's Paramount Serenaders; Parham-Pickett Apollo Syncopators.
Personnel: Frank Biggs (vocals, drums); Jeanette James, Elzadie Robinson, Willie Lewis (vocals); Leslie Corley, William Washington, Joe Williams (banjo); Artie Starks, Vance Dixon (clarinet, alto saxophone); John Williams (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone); Harry Johnson (trumpet); B.T. Wingfield, Shirley Clay (cornet); Mance Worley, Charles Lawson, Bradley Bullett, Albert Wynn, Preston Jackson (trombone); Clarence Jones, R.J. Jones, Tiny Parham (piano); Junior Gray, Robert Price (drums).
Audio Remasterer: John R.T. Davies.
Alexander, Where's That Band? Music Alexander, Where's That Band? Songs | 1. | Down on the Amazon |
| 2. | So Is Your Old Man, Pt. 1 |
| 3. | So Is Your Old Man, Pt. 2 |
| 4. | It's Tight Jim, Pt. 1 - Preston Jackson and His Uptown Band |
| 5. | It's Tight Jim, Pt. 2 - Preston Jackson and His Uptown Band |
| 6. | Yearning for Mandalay - Preston Jackson and His Uptown Band |
| 7. | Harmony Blues - Preston Jackson and His Uptown Band |
| 8. | Trombone Man - Preston Jackson and His Uptown Band |
| 9. | Houstin Bound - Elzadie Robinson |
| 10. | Steady Roll - Wilson's T.O.B.A. Band |
| 11. | Back Yard Blues - Wilson's T.O.B.A. Band |
| 12. | Alexander, Where's That Band? - Parham-Pickett Apollo Syncopators |
| 13. | Mojo Strut - Parham-Pickett Apollo Syncopators |
| 14. | Midnight Stomp - Jeanette James & Her Synco Jazzers |
| 15. | Downhearted Mama - Jeanette James & Her Synco Jazzers |
| 16. | Bumps, The - Jeanette James & Her Synco Jazzers |
| 17. | What's That Thing? - Jeanette James & Her Synco Jazzers |
| 18. | Goose Grease - John Williams' Synco Jazzers |
| 19. | Down in Gallion - John Williams' Synco Jazzers |
| 20. | Phillips Street Blues - Nelson's Paramount Serenaders |
| 21. | Nelson Blues - Nelson's Paramount Serenaders |
| 22. | New Orleans Breakdown - Nelson's Paramount Serenaders |
| 23. | Coo Coo Stomp - Nelson's Paramount Serenaders |
| 24. | I've Got It All (If That's Any News to You) - Clarence Jones & His Sock Four |
| 25. | 'Mid the Pyramids - Clarence Jones & His Sock Four |
| 26. | Hold It Boy Blues - Clarence Jones & His Sock Four |
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