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LP:  Clarence Williams — Clarence Williams no.1 1927 -1935
Classic Jazz Masters
 
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Archiv-Objekte
LP-05771
Label: Philips
Label-Nummer / Spuren: 13653 A-JL*
Tonträger: 1 LP
Aufnahmedatum: 1927-35
Land: US
Aufnahmeort: New York
extern: Discogs   
Liner Notes Verfasser: Brian Rust
Mitwirkende / weitere Interpreten- Clarence Williams' Jug Band;
- Clarence Williams and his Orchestra;
- Clarence Williams' Washboard Five;
- Clarence Williams' Washboard Four;
- Clarence Williams Novelty Band.
 
Musiker:
NameLandInstr.
Clarence WilliamsUSld, p, voc,
Cecil ScottUScl,
William "Buster" BaileyUScl, voc,
Arville HarrisUScl,
Cyrus St.ClairUStub,
James P. JohnsonUSp,
Willie "The Lion" SmithUSp,
Herman ChittisonUSp,
Ikey RobinsonUSbjo, fl,
Eddie E.J. AllenUSco,
Floyd CaseyUSwbd,
Roy SmeckUSg,
Eva TaylorUSvoc,
Dick RobertsonUSvoc,
Chick BullockUSvoc,
Clarence ToddUSvoc,
Willie WilliamsUSwbd,
Bruce JohnsonUSwbd,
Wilbur DeParisUStb,
Claude HopkinsUSp,
 
Tracks / Sessions:
1-1Clarence Williams' Jug Band and the Lowland Singers (voc-Trio) — Shim sham shimmy dance
1-2Clarence Williams' Jug Band and the Lowland Singers (voc-Trio) — Organ grinder Blues
1-3Clarence Williams and his Orchestra — Beer garden Blues
1-4Clarence Williams' Jug Band — Chizzlin' Sam
1-5Clarence Williams' Jug Band — You ain't too old
1-6Clarence Williams' Washboard Five — Sweet Emmaline
1-7Clarence Williams and his Orchestra — Ooh looka there, ain't she pretty
1-8Clarence Williams and his Orchestra — What if we do
1-9Clarence Williams Washboard Four — Yama yama Blues
1-10Clarence Williams ' Novelty Band — He wouldn't stop doin' it
1-11Clarence Williams' Jug Band — High society
1-12Clarence Williams and his Orchestra — Mike cow Blues
1-13Clarence Williams' Novelty Band — You're bound to look like a monkey
1-14Clarence Williams and his Orchestra — He's a colonel from Kentucky
1-15Clarence Williams' Jug Band — Mister will you serenade
1-16Clarence Williams' Washboard Five — Walk that broad