Vol. 2-(1927-29) (2000)

Artist: Victoria Spivey
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Product Summary
Label: Allegro Corporation
UPC: 00714298531725
Release Date: 1/31/2008
Buy.com Sku: 203711419
Item#: M3YVGV
Format:  CD


Song Listing
 
Disc 1
Song TitleSample
1. Nightmare Blues------
2. Murder In the First Degree------
3. Jelly Look What You Done Done------
4. Your Worries Ain't Like Mine------
5. Good Man Is Hard To Find, A------
6. My Handy Man------
7. Organ Grinder Blues ~ (take A)------
8. Organ Grinder Blues ~ (take C)------
9. New Black Snake Blues, Pt. 1------
10. New Black Snake Blues, Pt. 2------
11. No, Papa, No!------
12. Toothache Blues, Pt. 1------
13. Furniture Man Blues, Pt. 1------
14. Furniture Man Blues, Pt. 2------
15. Mosquito, Fly And Flea------
16. Toothache Blues, Pt. 2------
17. You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now!, Pt. 1------
18. You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now!, Pt. 2------
19. Funny Feathers------
20. How Do You Do It That Way?------
21. Funny Feathers ~ (Take 1)------
22. Funny Feathers ~ (Take 2)------
23. How Do They Do It That Way ~ (take 1)------
24. How Do They Do It That Way ~ (take 2)------


 
Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
Recorded between October 31, 1927 and September 24, 1929. Includes liner notes by Chris Smith.
Personnel: Victoria Spivey (vocals, piano); Lonnie Johnson (vocals, guitar, percussion); Eddie Lang (guitar); Mancy Cara (banjo); Albert Nicholas, Omer Simeon (clarinet); Charlie Holmes (alto saxophone); Jimmy Strong, Teddy Hill (tenor saxophone); Pops Foster (baritone saxophone); Henry "Red" Allen, Louis Armstrong (trumpet); King Oliver (cornet); Eddie Durham, Fred Robinson , J.C. Higginbotham (trombone); Clarence Williams, Gene Anderson, Luis Russell, Porter Grainger (piano); Paul Barbarin, Zutty Singleton (drums).
Audio Remasterer: Gerhard Wessely.
Liner Note Author: Chris Frazer Smith.
Recording information: New York, NY (10/31/1927-09/24/1929).
Unknown Contributor Roles: Henry Allen & His New York Orchestra; Clarence Williams & His Blue Moaners.
Victoria Spivey, who made her initial reputation with dark and somewhat scary blues lyrics, altered her style during the period covered by this second of four "complete" Document CDs. She is heard in a series of double entendre songs (usually issued in two parts) with singer/guitarist Lonnie Johnson, including "New Black Snake Blues," "Toothache Blues," "Furniture Man Blues," and "You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now." Also, Spivey is heard with an all-star group led by pianist Clarence Williams (including cornetist King Oliver and guitarist Eddie Lang) that unfortunately does not get much space to stretch out; on two classic performances ("Funny Feathers" and "How Do You Do It that Way") on which she is joined by Louis Armstrong's Savoy Ballroom Five (with pianist Gene Anderson in Earl Hines' place); and guesting on two versions apiece of those same two songs with Henry "Red" Allen's Octet (which was really Luis Russell's Orchestra). Spivey, who was a strong singer from the start, is featured throughout in peak form, showing that she could not only sing blues but good-time jazz of the era. ~ Scott Yanow

Producer: Johnny Parth; Johnny Parth (Compilation)

Musical Guests
Lonnie Johnson

 
Compilation Appearances
Vol. 4-(1928-29)
1962-65 American Folk Blues Fe
Vol. 2-Early American Women Bl
Broke Black & Blue
Chamber Music
Dirty Blues
Blues Sisters
When The Sun Goes Down Secret History (Limited Edition)
Blues 1925-1952
American Folk Blues Festival 1962-66
Ladies Sing The Blues
Reefer Madness
Sugar In My Bowl
Century Of The Blues
Late Night Blues
Dirty Blues 2
Wild Women Blues
Lost Blues Tapes
Classic Piano Blues From Smithsonian

 
Associated Artists and Works
Johnson, Lonnie
Roosevelt Sykes
Sykes, Roosevelt

 
Technical Info
Release Date : 05/18/1995
Original Release Date : 2000
Catalog ID : 5317
Label : Document (USA)
Number of Discs : 1
Studio/Live : Studio
Mono/Stereo : Mono
SPAR Code : n/a
UPC : 00714298531725

  
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