Big T

Auteur(s) Teagarden, Jack (1905-1964) ;Roger Wolfe Kahn and his Orchestra ;Eddie Condon and his Footwarmers ;Ben Pollack and his Park Central Orchestra
Titre(s) Big T / Jack Teagarden.
Editeur(s) Proper Records, 2004.
Autres 4 d.c.

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Contient She' a great, great girl. - Buy, buy for my baby (Or baby will 'bye bye' you). - Makin' friends. - Futuristic rhythm. - I'm gonna stomp, Mr Henry Lee. - That's a serious thing. - Knockin' a jug. - My kinda love. - (Back home in) Indiana. - Dinah. - On the Alamo. - Basin street blues. - Tailspin blues. - From now on. - Lookin' good but feelin' bad. - Dancing with tears in my eyes. - Deep Harlem. - Son of the sun. - Loveless love. - Sweet and hot. - (I'll be glad when you're dead) You rascal, you. - Beale street blues. - After you've gone. - Farewell blues. - Someday, sweetheart. - Dr Heckle and Mr jibe. - Love me. - A Hundred years from today. - Riffin' the scotch. - Fare-thee-well to Harlem. - Davenport blues. - Ain't misbehavin'. - Announcer's blues. - S wonderful. - Embraceable you. - Meet me tonight in dreamland. - Diane. - Serenade to a shylock. - The Blues. - Muddy river blues. - Beale street blues. - Swingin' on the teagarden gate. - Jack hits the road. - Prince of wails. - Big eight blues. - S-H-I-N-E. - The Waiter and the porter and the upstairs maid. - The Birth of the blues. - Harlem jump. - Salt on the devil's tail. - Clambake i B flat. - Casanova's lament. - Solitude. - Stars fell on Alabama. - Deed I do. - East of the sun (And west of the moon). - Chinatown, my chinatown. - Big T blues. - Pitchin' a bit short. - When your lover has gone. - Wherever there's love. - Impromptu ensemble N1. - The Sheik of Araby. - St Louis blues. - Blues after hours. - Jam session at victor. - Say it simple. - Ain't misbehavin'. - Rockin' chair. - Pennies from heaven. - Save it pretty mama. - St James infirmary. - Jack-Armstrong blues. - Some day (You'll be sorry). - Fifty-fiftyy blues. - Nobody knows the trouble I've seen. - Aunt Hagar's blues. - Down among the sheltering palms. - Please, stop playing those blues. - (What did I do to be so) Black and blue. - Royal garden blues. - Lover. - Stars fell on Alabama. - Mahogany hall stomp. - High society. - Baby, won't you please come home. - Way down yonder in New Orleans. - That's a-plenty. - Stardust. - I gotta right to sing the blues. - Love me. - Body and soul.