Doc Evans Jazz Heritage
This new Jazzology release brings together the Art Floral recordings
released by Northfield, Minnesota-based JOCO records.
This new Jazzology CD brings together the Art Floral recordings originally released by Northfield, Minnesota-based JOCO records.
Released on 78s in 1949 and 1950, these recordings chronicle the beginnings of jazz. The liner notes were written by John Lucas,
noted jazz historian from Carleton College in Northfield.
Catch Doc in his early years!.
A: Doc Evans, cornet;
Don Thompson, trombone;
Johnny McDonald,
clarinet & tenor sax;
Joyce McDonald, piano; Doc Cenardo, drums.
Feb. 15, 1949
B: Mel Grant, piano. 1950
C: Doc Evans, cornet;
Al Jenkins, trombone; Johnny McDonald,
clarinet; Carroll Lee, piano; Willie Sutton, string bass; Doc Cenardo, drums. 1949
D: Doc Evans, cornet; Al Jenkins, trombone; Art Lyons, clarinet; Mel Grant, piano; Biddy Bastien, String bass, Micky Steinke, drums. 1950
Tunes are Georgia Cake Walk (A),
Raggin’ The Chimes (B),
When The Saints Go Marching In (A),
High Society (A),
Mixin’ It Up (B),
Eccentric Rag (A),
Basin Street Blues (A),
Mel-low Blues (B),
Ballin’ The Jack (A),
Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble (A),
Rock Island Rock (B),
Strut Miss Lizzie (A),
Buddy Bolden’s Blues (D),
Sidewalk Blues (D),
Beale Street Blues (D),
Royal Garden Blues (D),
Tishomingo Blues (D),
Jimtown Blues (D),
Blues Doctor (C),
Bye Bye Blues (D),
Memphis Blues (C),
Dallas Blues (D),
Singin’ The Blues (D) and Weary Blues (D).
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