Art Landry and His Orchestra (Recorded 1925 – 1927) (Listen) New CD

Art Landry and His Orchestra (Recorded 1925 - 1927) (Listen) New CD

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Artist:Art Landry and His Orchestra,1920’s Jazz Band
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Release Title:Art Landry and His Orchestra 1920’s Jazz Band
Sub-Genre:Vocal Jazz
Style:Minstrel,Ragtime,Traditional Jazz
Genre:Jazz

We combine shipping on all purchased items. It is now automatically calculated and discounted based on your location. Art Landry (1896-1990) Art Landry led a jazz dance band during the 1920s that made records which are comparable with the best offerings from other bandleaders of the era. Landry was born in Montreal in 1896. Classically trained as a violinist, he served in the U.S. Marines with saxophonist Rudy Wiedoeft. In 1918, they took themselves to San Francisco where they performed with bands led by Art Hickman and Paul Whiteman. Landry also made a point of sitting in with African-American groups in the district known as the Barbary Coast. By 1922 he was leading his own orchestra, which for awhile spent much of its time on the road. In 1924, Art Landry’s Orchestra played the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco and made its first Victor recordings in Oakland. Several important musicians worked with Landry’s band. These included pianist Joe Reichman, later known as the Pagliacci of the Piano; arranger and multi-reed player Lyle ”Spud” Murphy, as well as pianist and songwriter Jerry Livingston. Landry’s biggest recorded hits were ”Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue,” and ”Sleepy Time Gal.” Subsequently, he led radio broadcast bands and toured with theater pit orchestras. He and his wife Ann hosted a TV show on WCAX in Vermont, and then moved to Florida. Landry passed away in Sarasota at the age of 94. There are many hot solos in these arrangements. All selections were digitally restored by Vintage-Recordings.com ******************************* Art Landry and His Orchestra [1920’s Dance Jazz Band] (Recorded 1925 – 1927) Several Items will have a symbol next to a song. You can listen to a sound clip with the windows media player. Track Listing 01 Sleepy Time Gal (Recorded 1925) 02 What Could Be Sweeter Than You (Recorded 1925) 03 Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue (Recorded 1925) Your browser does not support the audio element. 04 Don’t Wait Too Long (Recorded 1925) 05 The Camel Walk (Recorded 1925) 06 Everybody Stomp (Recorded 1925) 07 Tell Me You Love Me (Recorded 1926) 08 Song Of The Wanderer (Recorded 1926) 09 I Don’t Mind Being All Alone (Recorded 1926) 10 Just Around the Corner (Recorded 1926) 11 Slippery Elm (Recorded 1926) 12 That’s Annabelle (Recorded 1926) Your browser does not support the audio element. 13 Walking Around in Circles (Recorded 1926) 14 While The Years Go Drifting By (Recorded 1926) 15 Hello Bluebird (Recorded 1926) 16 Hugs And Kisses (Recorded 1926) 17 Beside A Garden Wall (Recorded 1926) 18 The Whisper Song (Recorded 1927)

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