File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:12
Size: 142,4 MB
Art: Front
(7:01) 1. See See Rider
(5:59) 2. Just a Little While to Stay Here
(4:59) 3. Martha
(6:36) 4. Blues for Guesnon
(3:23) 5. Girl of My Dreams
(5:26) 6. Tishomingo Blues
(5:41) 7. Milneberg Joys
(6:57) 8. What a Friend We Have in Jesus
(3:25) 9. Bogalusa Strut
(3:50) 10. The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise
(7:51) 11. Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans
Doc Houlind International New Orleans Style Jazz Band can present the band and the music Søren Houlind has worked towards through his more than 50 years as a professional musician. The band consists of younger as well as very experienced musicians. Everyone owns the greatest passion for the true New Orleans style, as it was introduced to us by the first American bands that came to Europe representing the jazz revival period. It was precisely he who developed the European jazz boom in the 60s.
The most prominent examples of these groups that came to Europe and made people go crazy were e.g. Kid Ory's band. Perhaps even more Louis Armstrong with his soloist brilliance, and certainly not to forget the George Lewis Ragtime Band who took the breath away from everyone with their unique ensemble playing with a hugely fluctuating rhythmic foundation.The orchestra has played in almost all Danish jazz clubs and in most of Europe. Including an annual intensive tour to England. South Africa, Arabia and the Far East have not missed out either.
The repertoire is deeply rooted in the New Orleans tradition, All orchestra members are deeply passionate about the style, and are all experts on each their instrument. We play serious ragtime compositions, blues, gospel and good old American pop melodies (which were often published in a Danish version!). All in the catchy and inciting rhythmic "revival tradition" which i.a. George Lewis' Band and Louis Armstrong are known for. More well known is perhaps Papa Bue's style of play, from which we have of course borrowed their biggest hits. The orchestra has long been known for being the best of its kind in Europe… Today it is perhaps the only one…Translate By Google https://dochoulind.dk/band/
Personnel: Drums – Doc Houlind; Bass – Walter Payton; Clarinet – Jesper Larsen; Cornet – Ib K. Olsen; Piano – Marcello Bona; Trombone – Bjarne Emilo; Banjo – Søren Bryder
The most prominent examples of these groups that came to Europe and made people go crazy were e.g. Kid Ory's band. Perhaps even more Louis Armstrong with his soloist brilliance, and certainly not to forget the George Lewis Ragtime Band who took the breath away from everyone with their unique ensemble playing with a hugely fluctuating rhythmic foundation.The orchestra has played in almost all Danish jazz clubs and in most of Europe. Including an annual intensive tour to England. South Africa, Arabia and the Far East have not missed out either.
The repertoire is deeply rooted in the New Orleans tradition, All orchestra members are deeply passionate about the style, and are all experts on each their instrument. We play serious ragtime compositions, blues, gospel and good old American pop melodies (which were often published in a Danish version!). All in the catchy and inciting rhythmic "revival tradition" which i.a. George Lewis' Band and Louis Armstrong are known for. More well known is perhaps Papa Bue's style of play, from which we have of course borrowed their biggest hits. The orchestra has long been known for being the best of its kind in Europe… Today it is perhaps the only one…Translate By Google https://dochoulind.dk/band/
Personnel: Drums – Doc Houlind; Bass – Walter Payton; Clarinet – Jesper Larsen; Cornet – Ib K. Olsen; Piano – Marcello Bona; Trombone – Bjarne Emilo; Banjo – Søren Bryder
In New Orleans (feat. Walther Payton & Ib K. Olsen)
