Eddie South - Eddie South 1923 1937 (24 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Eddie South
Eddie South 1923 1937
Genre: Jazz

Track Listings (24) - Disc #1
1. Someday, Sweetheart - Eddie South, Spikes, Benjamin
2. La Rosita - Eddie South, Dupont, Paul
3. The Voice of the Southland - Eddie South, Austin, Gene
4. By the Waters of the Minnetonka - Eddie South, Lieurance, Thurlow
5. My Ohio Home - Eddie South, Donaldson, Walter
6. That's What I Call Keen - Eddie South, Fio Rito, Ted
7. Doin' the Raccoon - Eddie South, Coots, J.Fred
8. Two Guitars - Eddie South, Traditional
9. Marcheta - Eddie South, Lucchesi
10. Hejre Kati - Eddie South, Traditional
11. Old Man Harlem - Eddie South, Carmichael, Hoagy
12. No More Blues - Eddie South, Barksdale, Everett
13. Nagasaki - Eddie South, Dixon, Mort
14. My! Oh, My! - Eddie South, Gordon, Mack
15. Mama Mocking-Bird - Eddie South, South, Eddie
16. Gotta Go! - Eddie South, Rich
17. Eddie's Blues - Eddie South, South, Eddie
18. Sweet Georgia Brown - Eddie South, Bernie, Ben
19. Oh, Lady Be Good - Eddie South, Gershwin, George
20. Dinah - Eddie South, Akst, Harry
21. Daphné - Eddie South, Reinhardt, Django
22. Somebody Loves Me - Eddie South, DeSylva, Buddy
23. I Can't Belileve That You're in Love With Me - Eddie South, Gaskill, Clarence
24. Improvisation Sur le Premier Mouvement du Concerto en Ré Mineur de ... - Eddie South, Gaskill

CD Details

All Artists: Eddie South
Title: Eddie South 1923 1937
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Classics
Release Date: 12/9/1997
Genre: Jazz
Style: Swing Jazz
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

CD Reviews

Some of the music here is fantastic...

SWboy | hometown USA | 01/19/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"...and the rest is interesting. It features the great 1937

sessions with Django Reinhardt and Stephan Grapelly, including

Lady Be Good, Dinah, Daphne, Sweet Georgia Brown. These cuts

are outstanding examples of jazz violin.

Much of the other music on both volumes is not really jazz.

It's what I'd call "high society cafe-music", without improvisation.

Beautifully played violin though..."