IHTSB Aug 28, 2022
The 1930s to the 1950s saw the creation and flourishing of several independent record labels that were dedicated to the developing trends in jazz. These labels produced a wealth of recordings featuring new as well as standard jazz compositions, played by smaller groups of musicians and singers whose talents and styles were as delightful as they were extraordinary. We'll listen today to a selection of recordings made for labels like Commodore, Keynote and Verve, part of a treasury that marked this period as one of the golden ages of the genre. Enjoy some classic jazz!!
IHTSB Aug 28, 2022
Artist\t\t\t\t\tYear\tSong\t\t\t\t\tTime\t
1. Jonah Jones\t\t\t\t1945\tYou Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me\t3:50
2. Eddie Heywood \t\t\t1944\tBlue Lou\t\t\t\t2:53
3. Edmond Hall Sextet\t\t\t1943\tCoquette\t\t\t\t2:59
4. Teddy Wilson\t\t\t\t1936\tWhy Do I Lie to Myself About You\t3:10
5. George Wettling And His Rhythm Kings\t1944\tHow Come You Do Me Like You Do\t\t3:02
6. The Kansas City Five\t\t\t1938\tI Know That You Know\t\t\t3:05
7. Eddie Condon & His Windy City Seven\t1938\tLove Is Just Around The Corner\t\t3:04
8. Miles Davis\t\t\t\t1954\tIt Never Entered My Mind\t\t4:03
9. Chet Baker\t\t\t\t1956\tLove Nest\t\t\t\t4:20
10. Roy Eldridge\t\t\t1954\tSweethearts On Parade\t\t\t4:33
11. Eddie Condon & His Band\t\t1943\tTell 'Em 'Bout Me\t\t\t3:22
12. Muggsy Spanier And His Rag timers\t1944\tAlice Blue Gown\t\t\t\t3:09