All of our content is now posted online, including reviews for these items, so this column will not be continued… look at the full issue here: June 2018
You’re probably here for Tuba Skinny, that review is here: Tuba Skinny, Stars of the New Orleans Renaissance: Three Albums Reviewed
Here are links to albums reviewed in our June issue so you can purchase them knowing the artists will receive as much as possible. In general we’d prefer you buy the CD so you can enjoy the liner notes, and support the small labels producing such good music. The experience of reading liner notes while listening can be a better education than any reference work and has over time produced many a well informed jazz ear.
Joe Bebco’s Reviews:
Catching up with New Orleans Part One
Tuba Skinny
CD’s and sometimes vinyl available here.
Digital Downloads are available on Bandcamp:
Twerk Thomson Plays Unpopular Songs:
CD availalable at Louisiana Music Factory, or digital download from Bandcamp
On The Levee Jazz Band: Swinging New Orleans Jazz for Dancing- or Just Listening Big Al Records BACD 701 Buy CD, you can preview the full album on SoundCloud.
Pops Coffee’s books are available in ebook or paperback from Amazon, click the image for link.
Scott Yanow’s reviews:
Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong Cheek To Cheek: The Complete Duet Recordings 4CD Box Set or Streaming from Amazon
Andy Schumm and his Sink-O-Pators- Futuristic Rhythm: Imagining the Later Bix Biederbecke CD or MP3
Jen Hodge All Stars CD or Digital from Bandcamp
Dick Cary, John Plonsky & Don Stratton: Dixieland Goes Progressive and Modern Jazz With Dixieland Roots Buy CD
Scott Yanow’s Jazz Classic of the Month:
The Original Memphis Five Collection Vol. 1 – 1922-1923 American copyright restrictions limit you to buying this CD or Download from Amazon UK
Norman Vicker’s reviews:
Steel Jazz Trio and Friends: Black Licorice Streaming or Physical CD
Allan Vache: It Might as Well Be Swing Arbor Records ARCD 19461 Digital Download or Physical CD