Friday, May 9, 2014

Marty Grosz, Keith Ingham & His Paswonky Serenaders - Unsaturated Fats

Size: 161,8 MB
Time: 70:08
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1990
Styles: Early Jazz, New Orleans Jazz
Art: Front

01. St. Louis Shuffle (4:13)
02. Prisoner Of Love (4:37)
03. Georgia Bo Bo (3:40)
04. Breezin' (2:57)
05. That Rhythm Man (4:49)
06. Dixie Cinderella (3:42)
07. Say It Whith Your Feet (3:09)
08. Asbestos (4:43)
09. Keep A Song In Your Soul (3:23)
10. If It Ain't Love (5:30)
11. Old Folks Shuffle (4:42)
12. Say Yes (3:35)
13. Lookin' Good But Feelin' Bad (2:44)
14. My Heart's At Ease (2:31)
15. Midnight Stomp (5:05)
16. Charleston Hound (3:01)
17. Strange As It Seems (3:58)
18. Take It From Me (3:41)

This is a rather unusual CD, for few listeners (including early jazz fanatics) would be able to identify the 18 selections as Fats Waller compositions. Only "Lookin' Good But Feelin' Bad" was actually recorded by Waller and, while "St. Louis Shuffle," "That Rhythm Man" and "If It Ain't Love" were slightly known at one time, it had been quite awhile since anyone recorded "Dixie Cinderella," "Absbestos," "Say Yes" and "Charleston Hound." Grosz (who takes some vocals) doubles on guitar and banjo and is joined by pianist Keith Ingham, cornetist Peter Ecklund, clarinetist Joe Muranyi, trombonist Dan Barrett, bassist Greg Cohen and drummer Arnie Kinsella for the spirited and often-surprising program. ~Review by Scott Yanow

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2 comments:

  1. Thank you Mai Neime I'm looking forward to this one, Marty Grosz can be relied on to produce something different, and the lineup is first rate.

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  2. The links is dead. Can you kindly repost it? Many thanks!

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