Eddie Condon - 192738 (23 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Eddie Condon
1927-38
Genre: Jazz

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Sugar - Eddie Condon, Alexander, Edna
2. China Boy - Eddie Condon, Boutelje, Phil
3. Nobody's Sweetheart - Eddie Condon, Erdman, Ernie
4. Liza - Eddie Condon, Condon
5. Oh Baby - Eddie Condon, Murphy, Owen
6. (Back Home Again In) Indiana - Eddie Condon, Hanley, James F.
7. I'm Sorry I Made You Cry - Eddie Condon, Clesi, Jeannine
8. Makin' Friends - Eddie Condon, Condon, Eddie
9. I'm Gonna Stomp Mr. Henry Lee - Eddie Condon, Condon, Eddie
10. That's a Serious Thing - Eddie Condon, Condon, Eddie
11. The Eel - Eddie Condon, Freeman, Bud
12. Tennessee Twilight - Eddie Condon, Hill, Alex [1]
13. Madame Dynamite - Eddie Condon, Hill, Alex [1]
14. Home Cooking - Eddie Condon, Condon, Eddie
15. The Eel - Eddie Condon, Freeman, Bud
16. Home Cooking - Eddie Condon, Condon, Eddie
17. Love Is Just Around the Corner - Eddie Condon, Gensler, Lewis
18. Beat to the Socks - Eddie Condon, Condon, Eddie
19. Carnegie Drag - Eddie Condon, Condon, Eddie
20. Carnegie Jump - Eddie Condon, Condon, Eddie
21. Ja Da - Eddie Condon, Carleton
22. Embraceable You - Eddie Condon, Gershwin, George
23. Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland - Eddie Condon, Friedman, Leo

CD Details

All Artists: Eddie Condon
Title: 1927-38
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Jazz Chronological Classics
Release Date: 5/13/1994
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Swing Jazz, Dixieland
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 750582927829

CD Reviews

Eddie Condon: Volume 1

Bomojaz | South Central PA, USA | 12/29/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"
The initial offering on Eddie Condon in the Chronological Classics series. It includes a handful of single-disc sessions for Okeh, Victor, and Parlophone, the last named label the first under his own name and containing a terrific version of INDIANA with Joe Sullivan on piano and the legendary Frank Teschemacher on clarinet.

Fuller recording sessions for Eddie began in 1933 for Brunswick. Two takes of Bud Freeman's classic THE EEL (one issued in the US, the other in England) come from the Brunswick dates; both takes are excellent and it's impossible to choose between them. His first Commodore session is included, with the beautiful Bobby Hacket on cornet and the unique Pee Wee Russell on clarinet, especially fine on LOVE IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER. A great CD, filled with wonderful examples of small-group swing recordings. Worth a spot in everyone's jazz library."