Red Maddock Discography of CDs

Red Maddock albums Cornetist Doc Evans is presented in his prime on this 16 track CD consisting of two releases put out on the Audiophile label in 1959 and 1957, the albums Spirituals & Blues and Traditional Jazz. Featuring Hal Runyon on trombone, Dick Pendleton on clarine Personnel: Doc Evans (cornet); Red Maddock (vocals, drums); Knocky Parker (piano); Warren Thewis (drums). Liner Note Author: Allan Evans.

Red Maddock CD discography This dixieland LP is more creative than usual. Cornetist Doc Evans and his septet/octet (which also includes pianist Knocky Parker) perform fresh versions of three songs by Jelly Roll Morton, two by Clarence Williams, the standard "Fidgety Feet" and Evans' original "King Bolden on Parade." A special bonus is "Fantasy on Muskrat Ramble" which takes the warhorse through a variety of surprising changes. This LP has been out-of-print for several years but is well worth picking up; Doc Evans was always an excellent player. ~ Scott Yanow This music on this CD was originally produced and recorded by Ewing Nunn and released on the Audiophile label in 1957 and again in 1959. This CD contains 9 bonus tracks not available on the original 8 track LP. Features Hal Runyon, Dick Pendleton, Knocky Personnel: Doc Evans (cornet). Additional personnel: Red Maddock, Knocky Parker, Hal Runyon, Dick Pendleton, Bill Peer, George Tupper.

Red Maddock music CDs This 25 track collection contains the multitalented Al Trace's huge hit "Mairzy Doats" from 1943. Trace performs vocals with his big band, as do vocalists Toni Arden, Jackie Van, Red Maddock, Nate Wexler, Bob Vincent and vocal ensemble. Personnel: Red Maddock, Toni Arden, Jackie Van, Nate Wexler, Bob Vincent.

Red Maddock discography Done during the peak of trumpeter Doc Evans' career, and with one of his finest bands, this album was recorded in beautiful fidelity by the legendary E.D. Nunn. Doc's sidemen include Knocky Parker on piano, Harry Blons on clarinet, and Red Maddock on dru Personnel includes: Doc Evans ...