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- 06. Roy Eldridge - Wynola.mp3 (17.7 MB)
- 11. Roy Eldridge - Black And Blue [alternate Take]_Alternate Take.mp3 (13.6 MB)
- 02. Roy Eldridge - St. James Infirmary.mp3 (12.2 MB)
- 03. Roy Eldridge - Beale Street Blues.mp3 (11.8 MB)
- 13. Roy Eldridge - Last Call At Jimmy Ryan's [alternate Take]_Alternate Take.mp3 (11.6 MB)
- 10. Roy Eldridge - Last Call At Jimmy Ryan's.mp3 (11.4 MB)
- 04. Roy Eldridge - Black And Blue.mp3 (11.2 MB)
- 12. Roy Eldridge - Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea [alternate Take]_Alternate Take.mp3 (11.1 MB)
- 05. Roy Eldridge - Sing Sing Sing (With A Swing).mp3 (8.1 MB)
- 01. Roy Eldridge - Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea.mp3 (6.4 MB)
- 08. Roy Eldridge - Bourbon Street Parade.mp3 (6.3 MB)
- 09. Roy Eldridge - All Of Me.mp3 (5.9 MB)
- 07. Roy Eldridge - Cute.mp3 (5.2 MB)
- cover.jpg (112.2 KB)
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During the 1970s, Roy Eldridge had a regular gig at Jimmy Ryan's in New York playing music that fell between swing and Dixieland. For this Pablo LP, he sought to play a program with his regular group (Joe Muranyi on clarinet and soprano, trombonist Bobby Pratt, pianist Dick Katz, bassist Major Holley and drummer Eddie Locke) that, although recorded in the studio, would sound like one of the Jimmy Ryan sets.
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ROY ELDRIDGE LITTLE JAZZ AND THE JIMMY RYAN ALL STARS
Label: Original Jazz Classics
Recorded: 1975, CD Released: 2001
Time: 57:49
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1. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea [2:48]
2. St. James Infirmary [5:18]
3. Beale Street Blues [5:09]
4. Black And Blue [4:52]
5. Sing Sing Sing (With A Swing) [3:33]
6. Wynola [7:43]
7. Cute [2:15]
8. Bourbon Street Parade [2:46]
9. All Of Me [2:33]
10. Last Call At Jimmy Ryan's [4:58]
11. Black And Blue [Alternate Take] [5:55]
12. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea [Alternate Take] [4:49]
13. Last Call At Jimmy Ryan's [Alternate Take] [5:04]
One of the most exciting trumpeters to emerge during the swing era, Roy Eldridge's combative approach, chance-taking style and strong musicianship were an inspiration (and an influence) to the next musical generation, most notably Dizzy Gillespie. Although he sometimes pushed himself farther than he could go, Eldridge never played a dull solo.
During the 1970s, Roy Eldridge had a regular gig at Jimmy Ryan's in New York playing music that fell between swing and Dixieland. For this Pablo LP, he sought to play a program with his regular group (Joe Muranyi on clarinet and soprano, trombonist Bobby Pratt, pianist Dick Katz, bassist Major Holley and drummer Eddie Locke) that, although recorded in the studio, would sound like one of the Jimmy Ryan sets. So, in addition to such standards as "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" and "All of Me," Eldridge also performs (and takes occasional vocals on) some older tunes like "St. James Infirmary," "Beale Street Blues" and "Bourbon Street Parade." The music is quite joyful and spirited, with Eldridge in exuberant form.
