Description:
This CD, the first recordings made by Eddie Vinson for Mercury under his own name following his split from Cootie Williams' septet, track the development of the Vinsn band from a 14 piece juggernaut of modern swing to a pared down jump septet, from the pleasant big band jazz instrumentals "It's A Groovy Affair" and "Bn'er Rabbit", and the 1922 hit "Three O'Clock In The MNorning", the recreations of his earlier hits. The final three tracks of this selection are the result of a St. Louis session where Vinson's regular combo was boosted by a couple of musicians from local bandleader George Hudson's orchestra, including the young Clark Terry. |
 Mr. Cleanhead Steps out
It's A Groovy Affair
I've Been So Good
Juice Head Baby
Br'er Rabbit
Boogie Woogie Holiday
Too Many Women Blues
I Like To Be Home Blues
Three O'Clock In The Morning
Cherry Red Blues
Somebody's Gotta Go
Too Many Women Blues
Just A Dream
Cleanhead Blues
When A Woman Loves
Kidney Stew Blues
King For A Day Blues
Old Maid Boogie
Gonna Sned You Back Where I Got You From
Lazy Gal
Bonus Pay
Luxury Tax Blues
Railroad Porter's Blues
Gonna Send You Back Where I Got You From |
Collective Personnel: Stomp Whitlock, Rip Tarrant, Heavy Swain, Gus Johnson, Lee Pope, Volley Bastine, Clark Terry, Earl Van Riper, more |
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