Benny Goodman Featuring Jack Teagarden (1949) (Full Album)

A1 I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues 0:00
A2 Ain´tcha Glad 3:11
A3 Texas Tea Party 6:39
A4 Dr. Heckle and Mr. Jibe 10:01
B1 Basin Street Blues 13:28
B2 Beale Street Blues 16:41
B3 Moonglow 19:54
B4 As Long as I Live 23:26

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[bobboscarato]

Absolutely needed record for all Jazz lovers!

[johndowson]

Two genius' , they went together like hand in glove .

[germansurdey]

many thanks. a nice surprise for me. i am an old (81) jazz fan since i was 15. i like all styles BUT free jazz. i was more cool and west=coast oriented but also very much bop and hard bop. and swing ( mainstream or middle jazz as it is also called) and New Orleans and Chicago. this is REAL MUSIC BY REAL MUSICIANS, and, of course, BLUES and GOSPEL .

[doobeedoo]

Jack really sings with some force here.

[michaelconnors]

Looking through BG
On The Record by D. Russell Connor and Warren W. Hicks published in 1978, these songs were recorded between Oct. 18, 1933-May 14, 1934, in New York. It's possible these recording, when re-released in 1949 outsold his Capitol Records recordings collected in Undercurrent Blues.

[osocooltoo]

Dr Jeckyl and Mr Jibe was recorded in 1933 so this album appears to be a reissue of older 1930s hits.

[fromthesidelines]

A1-4) October 18, 1933
B1) February 9, 1931 {originally issued as "The Charleston Chasers"}
B2) October 22, 1931 {originally issued as "Joe Venuti-Eddie Lang and their All-Star Orchestra"}
B3-4) May 14, 1934

[germansurdey]

Please, could the specialists among you give the list of the musicians on those dates ? many thanks.

[michasch]

The year in the video's title ist irritating... The records were made in the beginning 30s