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5.0 out of 5 stars
Varied performances, well played, rousing "Saints" version.
This pairing of Sidney Bechet with Muggsy Spanier has varied performances, from bluesy, to boppy, to a highly spirited and uptempo, rousing, version of When The Saints Go Marchin' In, to end the recording [reference to cassette version]. The quality isn't bad (considering these were made in the middle 20th century). It would be nice if someone might reissue these...
Published on November 9, 2004 by M. Chlanda
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The sound is insufferable.
This was a classic session, inspired by the success of the Django-Rex stewart Paris session, but the sound is terribly hoked up with an echo chambre. I find it intolerable.
Published on October 3, 1998 by Richard A. Walker
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Varied performances, well played, rousing "Saints" version., November 9, 2004
This review is from: Double Dixie (Audio CD)
This pairing of Sidney Bechet with Muggsy Spanier has varied performances, from bluesy, to boppy, to a highly spirited and uptempo, rousing, version of When The Saints Go Marchin' In, to end the recording [reference to cassette version]. The quality isn't bad (considering these were made in the middle 20th century). It would be nice if someone might reissue these recordings (originally released on Drive Archive). I hope to pick up the out of print cds. Others include: Don Byas-Tenor Giant; Woody Herman-Blowin' Up A Storm, Fats Waller's last recordings, and others. Worth a listen.
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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The sound is insufferable., October 3, 1998
This review is from: Double Dixie (Audio CD)
This was a classic session, inspired by the success of the Django-Rex stewart Paris session, but the sound is terribly hoked up with an echo chambre. I find it intolerable.
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