Claude McLin Discography of CDs

Claude McLin music CDs Claude McLin's 1963 single "Jambo" is one of the all-time great obscure (and absurd) rock & roll novelties. There are no real "words" save a jew's-harp-sounding vocal of nonsense syllables, slurs, and airplane-swooping vocalese punctuated by exhortatory shouts of "everybody," "I said," and "and ...

Claude McLin discography Another entry in the Bear Family's ROCKS series, this Amos Milburn collection gathers the '40s jump blues pianist and singer's greatest sides, which pointed the way to the commercial R&B of the early '50s and after, especially the piano-based New Orleans variety. Aside from ...

Claude McLin albums THE COMPLETE LIVE PERFORMANCES ON SAVOY comes with a 60-page booklet complete with rare photographs, liner notes by Orrin Keepnews, an essay by Paul Bacon, and song-by-song annotation by Loren Schoenberg. Digitally remastered by Paul Reid III (Denon Digital Industries, Madison, Georgia). A dream come true ...

Claude McLin CD discography Few artists in the history of recorded music have made alcoholism seem quite as appealing as Amos Milburn did on his run of hits for Aladdin Records in the '40s and '50s. Milburn was one of the biggest rhythm & blues stars of the ...

Claude McLin music CDs Recorded between 1945 & 1950. Includes liner notes by Zan Stewart. Bird After Dark combines tracks off several of alto saxophonist Charlie Parker's various Savoy label sessions, including Newly Discovered Sides and Bird at the Roost: The Savoy Years, Vol. 1. Given that these albums ...

Claude McLin songs Originally issued on Savoy five years after Parker's death as Volume One in their "Jazz Immortal Series," the LP has now been digitally remastered and reissued on CD. The four tunes on AN EVENING AT HOME were, in fact, taped at Parker's apartment ...