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King Oliver & His Orchestra (1929-1930) [RCA France] ()

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King Oliver & His Orchestra (1929-1930) [RCA France] - King Oliver
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  1. West End Blues
  2. I've Got That Thing
  3. Call of the Freaks
  4. The Trumpet's Prayer
  5. Freakish Light Blues
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  1. West End Blues
  2. I've Got That Thing
  3. Call of the Freaks
  4. The Trumpet's Prayer
  5. Freakish Light Blues
  6. Can I Tell You?
  7. My Good Man Sam
  8. What You Want Me to Do
  9. Sweet Like This
  10. Too Late
  11. I'm Lonesome, Sweetheart
  12. I Want You Just Myself
  13. I Can't Stop Loving You
  14. Everybody Does It in Hawaii
  15. Frankie and Johnny]
  16. New Orleans Shout
  17. St. James Infirmary
  18. I Must Have It
  19. Rhythm Club Stomp
  20. You're Just My Type
  21. Edna
  22. Boogie Woogie
  23. Mule Face Blues
  24. Struggle Buggy
  25. Don't You Think I Love You?
  26. Olga
  27. Shake It and Break It
  28. Stingaree Blues
  29. What's the Use of Living Without Love?
  30. You Were Only Passing Time with Me
  31. Nelson Stomp
  32. Stealing Love
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Much more complete than any domestic reissue, this double-CD from French RCA in their Jazz Tribune series (a straight duplication of the earlier two-LP set) features the influential cornetist King Oliver in many of his final recordings. Oliver was finding it increasingly painful to play during this era (in fact Louis Metcalf and Punch Miller substitute for him on the first seven selections), but ironically, he had one of his finest bands at the time. He does take a particularly heroic solo on "Too Late" (one of the ...

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