The Hot Sardines - Shanghai'D

Styles: Jazz, Big Band
Year: 2011
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 35:15
Size: 81,5 MB
Art: Front

(3:20)  1. Baby Won't You Please Come Home
(2:31)  2. Dinah
(3:50)  3. Some of These Days
(3:28)  4. Lulu's Back in Town
(4:47)  5. St. James Infirmary Blues
(4:00)  6. C'est Si Bon
(3:29)  7. Meet Me at the Bottom of the Bottle
(2:45)  8. Them There Eyes
(2:55)  9. Bread and Gravy
(0:15) 10. Eddy's Fancy
(3:50) 11. Dinah (Live)

New York's the Hot Sardines are an eight-member jazz ensemble who make 1920s- and '30s-influenced swing and blues. Formed in 2007 after lead singer/washboard player Miz Elizabeth met pianist Evan Palazzo at a jam session, the Hot Sardines eventually grew into a full-fledged group featuring trumpeter Jason Prover, percussionist Alex Raderman, clarinetist/saxophonist Nick Myers, bassist/sousaphonist Evan Crane, and tap dancer Edwin Francisco. In 2011, they released their full-length debut album Shanghai'd. That same year, the band's profile grew even bigger with their breakthrough Bastille Day performance as part of Lincoln Center's Midsummer Night's Swing series. Two years later, they returned with the holiday-themed The Hot Sardines' Lowdown Little Christmas Record. In 2014, they delivered the concert album Live at Joe's Pub, recorded during their15-night residency at the Manhattan club in 2013. 

Bio ~ https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/the-hot-sardines/id453039522

Personnel: 
Vocals: Elizabeth Bougerol, except on Lulu's Back in Town: Evan Palazzo
Piano, Pianny & Accordion: Evan Palazzo
Drums & Assorted Percussive Doodads: Justin Hines
Trumpet & Cornet: Jason Prover, except on Dinah (Live): Drew Nugent
Saxophone & Clarinet: Peter Anderson, except on Meet Me at the Bottom of the Bottle: Jay Rattman and Dinah (Live): Tom Abbott
Trombone: Joe McDonough, except on Dinah (Live): Britta Langsjoen
Bass: Kevin Hseih, except on Dinah (Live): Rob Adkins
Guitar: Nick Russo
Tap: Eddy Francisco

Shanghai'D

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