Item ID: 6968495bc459e1272dec8f5bCategory: Music > Vinyl Records > LP (12-inch)

About the product

Eddie Condon was a prominent jazz guitarist and bandleader known for his contributions to traditional jazz and Dixieland styles, popular in the mid-20th century. This album showcases his Jazz Concert Orchestra, blending lively jazz arrangements with smooth vocals by Liza Morrow and Hot Lips Oran Page, capturing the essence of classic jazz concert performances. The album features a rich selection of jazz standards and originals: - That's a Plenty - Cherie - The One I Love Belongs to Somebody Else (vocals by Liza Morrow) - When My Sugar Walks Down the Street (vocals by Oran "Hot Lips" Page) - Ballin' the Jack - Someone to Watch Over Me (vocals by Liza Morrow) - Sweet Georgia Brown - Uncle Sam's Blues (vocals by Oran "Hot Lips" Page) These tracks highlight the band's dynamic energy and individual solos, combining swinging rhythms with heartfelt vocal performances. Item & condition: This vinyl and sleeve show moderate wear consistent with age. Vinyl plays well with some surface marks, and the sleeve has edge wear and minor creasing but remains intact.

Product details

Condition

Good

Color

Black

Brand

Other / Generic

Edition Type

Standard

Release Year

Before 1990

Record Weight

Other / Generic

Record Material

Vinyl