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Don Redman
Don Redman 1933-1936
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Classic Rock

Track Listings (25) - Disc #1
1. Mommy, I Don't Want to Go to Bed - Don Redman, Cook
2. How Can I Hi-De-Hi (When I Feel So Low-De-Low) - Don Redman, Redman, Don
3. Shuffle Your Feet/Bandanna Babies - Don Redman, Fields, Dorothy
4. Sophisticated Lady - Don Redman, Ellington, Duke
5. I Won't Tell - Don Redman, Redman, Don
6. That Blue-Eyed Baby from Memphis - Don Redman, Palmer, Jack [1]
7. It's All Your Fault - Don Redman, Parish, Mitchell
8. Lazy Bones - Don Redman, Carmichael, Hoagy
9. Watching the Knife and Fork Spoon - Don Redman, Cook
10. I Found a New Way to Go to Town - Don Redman, Brooks, Shelton
11. You Told Me But Half the Story - Don Redman, Kreiger
12. Lonely Cabin - Don Redman, Kreiger
13. She's Not Bad - Don Redman, Redman, Don
14. No One Loves Me Like That Dallas Man - Don Redman, Brooks, Shelton
15. Our Big Love Scene - Don Redman, Brown, Nacio Herb
16. After Sundown - Don Redman, Brown, Nacio Herb
17. Puddin' Head Jones - Don Redman, Bryan, Al
18. My Old Man - Don Redman, Hanighen, Bernie
19. Tired of It All - Don Redman,
20. Keep on Doin' What You're Doin' - Don Redman, Kalmar, Bert
21. I Wanna Be Loved - Don Redman, Green, Johnny [1]
22. Got the Jitters - Don Redman, Loeb, John Jacob
23. Christopher Columbus - Don Redman, Berry, Chu
24. A Little Bit Later On - Don Redman, Levinson, Jerry
25. Lazy Weather - Don Redman, Kahal

CD Details

All Artists: Don Redman
Title: Don Redman 1933-1936
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Classics France/Trad Alive
Original Release Date: 2/2/1933
Re-Release Date: 10/4/2002
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Classic Rock
Style: Swing Jazz
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

CD Reviews

Don Redman and His Orchestra 1933-1936

John Berry | Pompano Beach, Florida | 02/17/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This CD contains a rainbow of Redman's great work and features some wonderful vocals by Harlan Lattimore, Chick Bullock and Redman, himself.The touching "Mommy, I Don't Want To Go To Bed" starts things off and includes Redman's classic singing style--half sung and half spoken.The medley of "Shuffle Your Feet/Bandanna Babies" features Lattimore, as does many other including "It's All Your Fault," "Lazy Bones," "You Told Me But Half The Story" and "Lonely Cabin."These masterpieces show why Harlan Lattimore was considered by his peers one of the finest singers of his day. Chich Bullock had a fine voice, as well, and his style and class are represented perfectly on "Tired Of It All."To top things off, Redman sings--or, more accurately half sings and half talks--his way through "A Little Bit Later On." It's wonderful and, if you listen closely to the words, you might hesitate a bit before threatening your lover after a spat!And, of course, Redman's version of "Sophisticated Lady" simply encases that fifth star on this CD...JB"