Volume ten in the Doctor Jazz Series and number two for Bobby Hackett and his band. Without question the most lyrical of all the trumpeters and cornetists ever associated with Eddie Condon's Sunday-Go-To-Session crowd, Bobby Hackett was also the most stylistically versatile. Not only was he able to lead a swinging Dixieland-styled ensemble, but he could also turn around and caress the inside of a rarely played ballad. His clear, centered tone was nothing like those of his colleagues. It had the simmering, evanescent delicacy and gentility of Bix at his most tender and reflective, yet it also contained a majesty and power suggestive of his other, even more enduring influence, Louis Armstrong. Hear for yourself this classic selection which in its time appealed to both the jazz crowd and sophisticated romantics alike.
Bobby Hackett, trumpet; Gene Sedric, Vie Dickenson, trombone; Teddy Roy, piano; Irv Manning/John Giuffrida, bass; Kenny John/Morey Feld/Buzzy Drootin, drums.
Theme: Way Down Yonder In New Orleans
Muskrat Ramble
Tin Roof Blues
Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone
There’s Danger In Your Eyes, Cherie
Sunday
Skeleton Jangle
Basin Street Blues
Perdido
Wolverine Blues
Solitaire
Jitterbug Waltz
When The Saints Go Marching In
Sugar
At The Jazz Band Ball
Original Dixieland One Step