Jimmie’s Joys - Jimmie's Joys

Singer: Jimmie’s Joys
Title: Jimmie's Joys
Label: Jazz Oracle ‎– BDW 8067
Type: CD, Compilation, Mono
Country: Canada
Date of released: 2011
Category: Jazz
Style:
Size MP3 zip: 1436 mb
Size FLAC zip: 1856 mb
Rating: 4.7✭
Format: MP3 ADX AA MP1 WAV RA MIDI FLAC FLAC

Jimmie’s Joys - Jimmie's Joys
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Jimmie’s Joys - Jimmie's Joys
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Tracklist

1	–Jimmie’s Joys	Sobbin’ Blues
2	–Jimmie’s Joys	Wolverine Blues
3	–Jimmie’s Joys	No, No Nora
4	–Jimmie’s Joys	Tiger Rag
5	–Jimmie’s Joys	Bugle Call Rag
6	–Jimmie’s Joys	St. Louis Blues
7	–Jimmie Joys’ St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Milenburg Joys
8	–Jimmie Joys’ St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Clarinet Marmalade Blues
9	–Jimmie Joys’ St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Mama Will Be Gone
10	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Memphis Bound
11	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Riverboat Shuffle
12	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Indian Dawn
13	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Be Yourself
14	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	China Girl
15	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Wild Jazz
16	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Springtime Is Love Time
17	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Red Hot Henry Brown
18	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	My Sweet Gal
19	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Fallin’ Down
20	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Hay, Foot, Straw Foot
21	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Everybody Stomp!
22	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	St. Louis Blues
23	–Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra*	Stomp It, Mr. Kelly
24	–Jimmy Joy And His Orchestra*	From Monday On
25	–Jimmy Joy And His Orchestra*	The Yale Blues
26	–Jimmy Joy’s Orchestra*	You’re The First Thing I Think Of In The Morning

Credits

Engineer – Hans Eekhoff
Sleeve Notes – Dick Raichelson

Notes

The complete Golden and OKeh recordings by Jimmie (Maloney) Joy, a Texas clarinetist who led a college jazz band at the University of Texas in the early 1920s. After turning professional in 1923, the band became nationally known, recording for Golden in Los Angeles, OKeh in Dallas and Kansas City and, later, for Brunswick in Chicago.