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I Thought It Was the End of the World Then the End of the World Happened Again songs This collection takes its name fairly literally; the majority of these names were not found topping the American pop charts during the year in question. But that just makes it all the more enjoyable, adding a sense of discovery (at least for Americans and non-club-goers) to GLOBAL HITS 2002. While a wide variety of artists are represented, from the disco diva sounds of Rapture ("Tastes so Sweet") to the postmodern hijinks of Daft Punk ("One More Time") who make futurist kitsch out of the same elements Rapture tackles in seeming earnest. But the one thing threading all these artists together is their pure danceability. Nonstop club beats keep things hopping throughout GLOBAL HITS 2002; you won't find any wistful singer-songwriters or pretentious nu-metal thuglets mucking things up, just pure dance music presented in a seamless and scintillating fashion that should appeal to boogie people on either side of the big pond. This is a continuous in-the-mix CD. Atc/Bond/Ann Lee/Safri Duo/Mod Jo/Daft Punk/Roger Sanchez/ Audio Remixer: Christian B. Unknown Contributor Role: Safri Duo.

I Thought It Was the End of the World Then the End of the World Happened Again songs Wilbur Sweatman has often been overlooked or written off in jazz history as a primitive clarinetist who, even with the passing of time, sounded like a vaudevillian. Listeners tend to forget just how far back Sweatman goes, for he was born in 1882 and performing professionally as early as 1895, making him a near-contemporary of Buddy Bolden. Sweatman worked in theater orchestras and extensively in vaudeville, learning his craft independent of the New Orleans jazz world. He became famous for playing three clarinets at once although unfortunately, he never recorded that feat. However in December 1916 he recorded two versions apiece of his "Down Home Rag" and "My Hawaiian Sunshine," two months before the Original Dixieland Jazz Band made "Livery Stable Blues," which is considered the first jazz record. Listening to Sweatman's debut (which was preceded by a long-lost 1903 cylinder) makes one wonder a bit, for he sounds as if he is improvising jazz a bit, so perhaps he was really the first to record jazz. Sweatman next recorded with a saxophone quartet in April 1917 (influenced by the Six Brown Brothers) and then made most of his recordings with a rambunctious series of groups during 1918-1920. Those performances, which are mostly all-ensemble, lack any real subtlety although Sweatman does get to show off his technique and some of the tricks that he learned in vaudeville. All of Wilbur Sweatman's recordings are on this two-CD set and they also contain later performances from 1924 (including the first of five versions of Sweatman's "Battleship Kate," which may have Duke Ellington on piano), 1926, 1929, 1930, and four final numbers from 1935. While Wilbur Sweatman would never be considered as important to jazz as such clarinetists as Sidney Bechet and Johnny Dodds, this two-fer inspires one to re-evaluate his standing in jazz history. He was also one of the first worthwhile jazz bass clarinetists, too. ~ Scott Yanow (2-CD set) excludes alternate takes. The set begins with an Emerson recording in December 1916 and concludes with a Vocalion song in March 1935. In between are recordings for Edison, Victor, Gennett, Radiex, Little Wonder, Crescent, Pathe and La Belle Liner Note Author: Mark Berresford. Recording information: New York, NY (12/??/1916-03/27/1935). Authors: Dave Peyton; Garvin Bushell; Perry Bradford. Personnel: Wilbur Sweatman (clarinet, bass clarinet); Walter Gray (banjo); Nathan Glantz (violin, C-melody saxophone); George Smith's Orchestra (violin); Henry "Rubberlegs" Williams (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Percy Green (alto saxophone); Ramon Hernandez (tenor saxophone); The Russell Smith Orchestra, William Hicks, Crickett Smith, Charlie Gaines, Arthur Briggs (trumpet); Bud Aiken (cornet); Calvin Jones , Arthur Reeves, John Reeves, Frank D. Withers (trombone); Jerome Jones (tuba); Duke Ellington, Dan Parrish, Bobby Lee (piano); James I. Lent, Henry Bowser (drums). Audio Remasterer: John R.T. Davies.

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