Various - Rumba Jazz A History Of Latin Jazz And Dance Music 1919-1945 album flac
Performer: VariousTitle: Rumba Jazz A History Of Latin Jazz And Dance Music 1919-1945
Released: 2010
MP3 album: 1146 mb
FLAC album: 1909 mb
Rating: 4.3
Other formats: MPC MOD DXD ASF VOX MP3 VQF
Genre: Jazz / Latin
James Reese Europe - Memphis Blues (1919) (2:39) 06. Lovie Austin And Her Serenaders - Charleston, South Carolina (1924) (2:52) 07. Louis Armstrong - The Peanut Vendor (1931) (3:33) 08. Charles Lavere & His Chicagoans - Ubangi Man (1935) (3:03) 09. Noble Sissle's International Orchestra - Under The Creole Moon (1934) (3:20) 10. Don Azpiazu - El Manisero (1930) (3:34) 11. Alberto Socarras - Masabi (1935) (3:02) 12. Augusto Coen - The Music Goes Round And Round (1936) (2:46) 13.
Augusto Coen & His Golden Casino Orchestra, The Music Goes Round And Round 2:45 13. Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra, Take Me Away From The River 3:19 14. Carl Kress & Dick McDonough, Danzon 3:08 1. Ellen Jewett - Turkish Music for Solo Violin (2019).
Various Artists - Rumba Jazz. A History Of Latin Jazz & Dance Music From The Swing Era 1919-1945 (CD 1. ue. Various Artists - Rumba Jazz. lac. og.
One doesn't usually think of Satchmo, for instance, as being particularly emblematic of "Rhumba" music, does one? My advice is if you're on the fence, listen to some download samples to get an idea of the recording quality (there is definitely a shift in volume, for instance, and some background hiss is of course a slight nuisance in some of the older recordings).
CD: Various Artists - Rumba Jazz. Augusto Coen & His Golden Casino Orchestra, The Music Goes Round And Round 2:45 13. Carl Kress & Dick McDonough, Danzon 3:08 15.
This is a timeline documenting events of Jazz in the year 1919. Births in that year included Art Blakey and Nat King Cole. In 1919, although 70 blacks were killed by white mobs, a monumental step was made when he NAACP promoted the slogan "The new Negro has no fear", which helped the cause of jazz. The Original Dixieland Jazz Band visited England in 1919 and generated new interest in the new music.
Disc One - Samba 1. New St Louis Blues Johnny Dodds 2. La Rosita Eddie South 3. Rumba Negro Bennie Moten 4. Admiration The Jungle Band . El Manisero Don Azpiazu 11. Masabi Alberto Socarras 12. The Music Goes Round And Round Augusto Coén 13. Take Me Away From The River Fletcher Henderson 14. Danzon Carl Kress 15. Heat Wave Joe Venuti 16. Porto Rican Chaos Duke Ellington 17. The Carioca Movita Castaneda 18. Brazil Fred Waring 19. Baia Bing Crosby 20.
Tracklist
| 1.1 | –Johnny Dodds | New St. Louis Blues |
| 1.2 | –Eddie South | La Rosita |
| 1.3 | –Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra | Rumba Negro |
| 1.4 | –The Jungle Band | Admiration |
| 1.5 | –James Reese Europe | Memphis Blues |
| 1.6 | –Lovie Austin | Charleston, South Carolina |
| 1.7 | –Louis Armstrong | The Peanut Vendor |
| 1.8 | –Charles La Vere | Ubangi Man |
| 1.9 | –Noble Sissle | Under The Creole Moon |
| 1.10 | –Don Azpiazu | El Manisero |
| 1.11 | –Alberto Socarras | Masabi |
| 1.12 | –Augusto Coen | The Music Goes Round And Round |
| 1.13 | –Fletcher Henderson | Take Me Away From The River |
| 1.14 | –Carl Kress | Danzon |
| 1.15 | –Joe Venuti | Heat Wave |
| 1.16 | –Duke Ellington | Porto Rican Chaos |
| 1.17 | –Movita Castaneda | The Carioca |
| 1.18 | –Fred Waring | Brazil |
| 1.19 | –Bing Crosby | Baia Ary Barroso |
| 1.20 | –Carmen Miranda | South American Way Al Dubin |
| 1.21 | –Bauduc* & Haggart* | Big Noise From Winnetka |
| 1.22 | –Lecuona Cuban Boys | Tabou Lecuona |
| 1.23 | –Sidney Bechet | Egyptian Fantasy |
| 1.24 | –Haitian Orchestra | Sous Les Palmiers |
| 1.25 | –Jelly Roll Morton | The Crave |
| 1.26 | –Teddy Wilson | Blues In C Sharp Minor |
| 2.1 | –Erskine Hawkins | Satan Does The Rhumba |
| 2.2 | –Louis Armstrong | The Daughter Of A Planter From Havana |
| 2.3 | –Glenn Miller | The Rhumba Jumps |
| 2.4 | –Xavier Cugat | Lady In Red |
| 2.5 | –Mildred Bailey | The Weekend Of A Private Secretary |
| 2.6 | –Benny Goodman | Sing Sing Sing |
| 2.7 | –Artie Shaw | Jungle Dreams |
| 2.8 | –Hot Lips Page | Harlem Rhumbain' The Blues |
| 2.9 | –Andy Kirk | Cuban Boogie Woogie |
| 2.10 | –Bob Zurke | Rhumboogie |
| 2.11 | –Bob Crosby | Yancey |
| 2.12 | –Charlie Barnet | Surrealism |
| 2.13 | –Fats Waller | Mamacita |
| 2.14 | –Art Tatum | Begin The Beguine |
| 2.15 | –Gene Krupa | Perfidia |
| 2.16 | –Duke Ellington | Conga Brava |
| 2.17 | –Antobal's Cubans | El Marquero |
| 2.18 | –Desi Arnaz | La Conga En Nueva York |
| 2.19 | –Cab Calloway | Chili Con Conga |
| 2.20 | –Joe Daniel | Cuban Swing |
| 2.21 | –Edmundo Ros | Los Hijos De Buda |
| 2.22 | –John Kirby | Rhumba In The Dark |
| 2.23 | –Machito | Nague |
| 2.24 | –Edmond Hall | Besame Mucho |
| 2.25 | –Bunk Johnson | Porto Rico |
| 2.26 | –Woody Herman | Las Chiapanecas |
Notes
Professionally pressed cdr, Made in the UKIncludes 32 page booklet
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 5065001126093
