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About LinkBacksmine was eddie condon- jammin at condons -columbia,a great lp i still like 50 years later. my taste in jazz has changed a lot since then. lets hear what other fans first lp was. the hardbop grandpop
what was the first jazz album you ever bought?
mine was eddie condon- jammin at condons -columbia,a great lp i still like 50 years later. my taste in jazz has changed a lot since then. lets hear what other fans first lp was. the hardbop grandpop
Sacred Concerts by Duke Ellington.
I remember my first 78, Dodo Marmarose probably bought around 1950, drove my father up the wall, he liked opera and romantic classics, (I still hate opera) first jazz LP probably Mary Lou Williams big band, had some other big bands as well, Lunceford and Elgart. Choice was a bit limited in the RAF in Cyprus so used to listen to Music USA on Voice of America, possibly why the big bands!.
Cheers MIKE.
How many roads must a man walk down ... ... before he admits he's lost?
My very first was a George Shearing 78.
My first and second LPs were "Shorty Rogers Giants" and "The Modern Jazz Quartet (I think Django)".
That was from 60 years ago approx.
Cheers John
Anyone who knows me will not be suprised that it was Jack Teagarden " T for Trombone" Still have it and recently bought a copy (vinyl) for an old friend I had not seen for 35 years who still hums tracks from it.
t for trombone was one of the first lps i ever bought. i still love this album and play it now and then. gord
As a keen Big "T" man myself I seem to have missed that one - I'll hunt Spotify.
My current favourite is "Misery and the Blues" which I fully recommend.
Cheers John
No I cant find it on Spotify or Amazon
john, t for trombone came out on the budget label society in the uk, it was originaly on urania in the usa.when i first saw who the band members were i just had to buy it. ruby braff-lucky thompson-sol yaged- sidney gross-kenny kersey-milt hinton -denzil best with teagarden on trombone and vocal. some critics at the time gave it poor reviews but ithought it was unusual and had a lot of charm. gord
JohnOriginally Posted by OLDUDE
I got my copy from e-bay (on vinyl) . If you can't find it will will dig out the supplier for you.
Teddy
Hot versus Cool a 10 inch vinal MGM I still have it
I had a 12" called Blow Hot Blow Cool when I was in the RAF in Cyprus, recently found a copy on Ebay, not quite as good as I thought, still liked the Marty Paich tracks tho.
Hi Mike,
I was in Cyprus too, RAOC (Famagusta) all through 1957
Cheers John
On your recommendation have just ordered M.and the blues. Can't wait.
Did you manage to find a copy of T for Trombone?
BR
Teddy
Mine was LOUIS ARMSTRONG - THE GREAT CHICAGO CONCERT 1956. Totally opened my ears to jazz. I got it somewhere in the early 1970's.
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