Catalog Number: LSP-2097(e)
Artist: The Dukes Of Dixieland
Genre: Dixieland
Format: LP, Stereo
Year: 1961
Record Label: RCA Victor
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Tracklisting
A1. (03:30) At The Jazz Band Ball
A2. (03:23) Beale Street Blues
A3. (04:30) Muskrat Ramble
A4. (02:53) Blue Prelude
A5. (04:15) That's A-Plenty
A6. (03:26) Original Dixieland One-Step
B1. (03:43) Panama
B2. (02:54) Wolverine Blues
B3. (03:20) Fidgety Feet
B4. (06:51) Tin Roof Blues
B5. (03:36) Tiger Rag
B6. (03:53) When The Saints Go Marching In
Playing Time.........: 00:46:14
Matrix Numbers:
A Side: Center Label: M2PY-3092 LSP2097
B Side: Center Label: M2PY-3092 LSP2097
A Side: Run Out Etching: M2 PY3092-1S
B Side: Run Out Etching: M2 PY3093-1S
Credits
Trumpet: Frankie Assunto
Trombone: Freddie Assunto
Clarinet: Pete Fountain
Piano: Artie Seelig
Bass: Bill Potter
Drums: Roger Johnston
Additional Notes
Reissue of "At The Jazz Band Ball" released in 1955
The Dukes of Dixieland obviously get a tremendous wallop out of music-making. They have always been able to kick into the ensembles like the liner United States plowing into twenty-foot waves. But it was during the time that they were spark-plugged by the hard-driving, albeit soulful and expressive, clarinet of Pete Fountain that they were in their peak form. Here are The Dukes as they were heard during their finest period—the era when their unbeatable combination of great enthusiasm and enormous ability made theirs one of the truly fine jazz groups of all time.
I just found one at the Goodwill, and it's in great shape-- This music is GREAT! I'm playing it on a Technics SL-D205 with an XV-15 cartridge, and it sounds wonderful. If anyone has a chance to get a records with the Assunto Bros. or Fountain, I strongly recommend it!
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