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ISSUE 15: SIDNEY BECHET
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ISSUE 15: SIDNEY BECHET

The Magazine
One of the most gifted and expressive musicians ever to play jazz, Sidney Bechet was also its first master of the soprano saxophone. In an extraordinary career that began in New Orleans and ended in France, he worked with the finest jazzmen of his time and matched them all.

The Music
Bechet's tone, said Louis Armstrong, was like a jug of golden honey. His ravishing playing on both soprano sax and clarinet is spread over nearly two decades of recordings such as 'Summertime', 'Shag', 'Maple Leaf Rag', 'Nobody Knows The Way I Feel Dis Mornin'' and 'Really The Blues'.
'summertime'...track by track (total running time 62 min 59 sec)
1. Shag [3.05] Jordan
2. Ja Da [2.50] Carleton
3. Summertime [4.12] G & I Gershwin
4. That's A Plenty [4.05] Pollack
5. Really The Blues [3.33] Mezzrow
6. High Society [2.47] Steele
7. Weary Blues [2.57] Matthews
8. Wild Cat Blues [2.59] Waller, Williams
9. Perdido Street Blues [2.57] Dodds
10. Nobody Knows The Way I Feel Dis Mornin' [3.24] T & P Delaney
11. China Boy [3.47] Winfree, Boutelje
12. Egyptian Fantasy [3.04] Bechet, Reid
13. Twelfth Street Rag [2.59] Bowman
14. The Sheik Of Araby [2.06] Smith, Wheeler, Snyder
15. Blues In Thirds [2.52] Hines
16. I'm Coming, Virginia [2.34] Cook, Heywood
17. Out Of The Gallion [2.30] Mezzrow, Bechet
18. Maple Leaf Rag [2.56] Joplin

BONUS TRACKS
19. Apex Blues by Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra [3.03] Noone, Hines, Poston
20. Blue Goose by Duke Ellington & His Orchestra [3.23] Ellington