Oliver Naylor & His Seven Aces
Oliver Naylor 1924-1925
- Type CD
- Label Retrieval
- UPC 0608917900811
- Catalog number RTR 79008
- Release date 06 November 2006
About the album
"A highly recommended purchase.. the driving sounds of a "forgotten" New Orleans band."
- Vintage Jazz Mart
One of the most under-rated bands in early jazz history.
A white band, several of whose members came from New Orleans, this is a classic Dixieland of the early ‘20s.
Largely overlooked by jazz historians and therefore little known to collectors until the original Fountain/Retrieval label issued an LP some years ago which drew favourable attention to this fine group. We are making it available again with the addition of the two splendid larger band titles from Victor and the two titles made by the allied Pinkie’s Birmingham Five. ‘Slowin’ Down Blues’ from Victor was only issued as a British 78 and is a much sought after collector’s item.
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11High Society
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12Oh. Johnny! Please Don't Mom-Ma!
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13Ringelberg Blues
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14Hugo (I Go Where You Go)
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15She Wouldn't Do What I Asked Her To
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16I've Got A Crossed Eyed Papa (But He Looks Straight To Me)
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17You
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1831st Street Blues
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19Ain't That Hateful?
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110Twilight Rose
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111So I Took The Fifty Thousnd Dollars
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112Driftwood
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113Say, Say, Sadie
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114Susquehanna Home
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115You And I
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116Take Me
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117Bey-Bye Baby
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118Headin' For Louisville
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119Carolina Stomp
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120Sweet Georgia Brown
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121Slowin' Down Blues