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T-Bone Walker: T-Bone Jumps Again
T-Bone Walker (voc,g) John "Teddy" Buckner (tp) Hubert "Bumps" Myers (ts) Lloyd Glenn (p) Arthur Edwards (b) Oscar Lee Bradley (dr)...and more
My baby left me / Come back to me Baby Blues / She is going to ruin me / I can´t stand being away from you / No worry Blues / Don´t leave me baby / Bobby sox baby / I´m gonna find my baby / I know your wig is gone / T-Bone jumps again / Call it stormy monday (But tuesday´s just as bad) / She had to let me down / Glamour girl / Strollin´ with Bone / The sun went down / You don´t love me / Travelin' Blues / The hustle is on / Baby broke my heart / Evil hearted woman / When the sun goes down / Pony tail / Wanderin´ heart / I´ll always be in love with you
Zusammen mit Lonnie Johnson gehört er zu den anerkanntesten Blues-Gitarristen bei den Jazz Kritikern. Die CD konzentriert sich auf 6 Sessions, die zwischen 1945 und 1953 in einem wichtigen Kapitel der Blues-Gitarre aufgenommen wurden. Purer Blues mit einem swingenden Touch, gekennzeichnet vom frischen, elektrischen Sound der Gitarre und seiner weichen, leisen Stimme im Kontrast zu den aggressiven Mustern anderer Bluesmen.
Original Aufnahmen- Gutes Remastering - Ausführliches Booklet - CD mit MultiMedia Track (Biografie, Diskografie, Informationen, Fotos)
Ocium /rec 1945-53 /Mainstream/Klassiker /CDs: 1
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T-BONE WALKER and MARL YOUNG'S ORCHESTRA
Aaron Thibeaux "T-Bone" Walker (vcl, g); Melvin Moore, Nick Cooper (tp, background vocals); Nathan Jones, Frank Derrick (as); Moses Gant (ts); Marl Young (p, background vocals); Micky
Sims (b); Theodore "Red" Saunders (d).
Chicago, December 19, 1945
1. MY BABY LEFT ME (Walker-Glenn) Rhumboogie 3307? / Mercury 409-2 (2:53)
2. COME BACK TO ME BABY BLUES (Walker-Glenn) " 3312? / " 410-2 (3:07)
3. SHE IS GOING TO RUIN ME (*) (Walker-Glenn) " 3314? / " 411 (2:55)
4. I CAN'T STAND BEING AWAY FROM YOU (Walker) " 3313? / Imperial 496 (3:09)
(*) Entitled later "Fast Woman" on Imperial
(?) The Rhumboogie matrix numbers are apparently lost, but these ones were left unaccounted for. Perhaps 3307 was a remake of something that didn't go well in the previous Oct. 1944 session (mx.3305 to 3311). "I Can't Stand Being Away From You" was first issued on a 1964 VV.AA LP
entitled A Bucket of Blues Vol. VI (Constellation CS-6).
T-BONE WALKER & His Guitar with JACK McVEA All-Stars
T-Bone Walker (vcl, g); Joe "Red" Kelly (tp); Jack McVea (ts); Tommy "Crow" Kahn (p);
Frank Clarke (b); Rabon Tarrant (d).
Hollywood, LA May 12, 1946
(Other sources date this session on September 30, 1946)
5. NO WORRY BLUES (Walker-Lou Baxter) Black & White BW 410-2 (2:43)
6. DON'T LEAVE ME BABY (Walker-Baxter) " " BW 411-2 (2:48)
7. BOBBY SOX BABY (*) (Dootsie Williams) " " BW 412-2 (2:39)
8. I'M GONNA FIND MY BABY (John L. Crainer-Walker) " " BW 413-4 (2:54)
(*) A considerable number of releases give "Bobby Sox Blues" as title tune, however T-Bone clearly
sings "Booby Sox Baby".
T-Bone Walker (vcl, g); John "Teddy" Buckner (tp); Hubert "Bumps" Myers (ts); Lloyd
Glenn (p); Arthur Edwards (b); Oscar Lee Bradley (d).
Hollywood, LA September 13, 1947
9. I KNOW YOUR WIG IS GONE (R.E. George-Walker) Black & White BW 635-3 (2:44)
10. T-BONE JUMPS AGAIN (Walker) " " BW 636-1 (2:42)
11. CALL IT STORME MONDAY
(But Tuesday's Just As Bad) (Walker) " " BW 637-3 (3:01)
12. SHE HAD TO LET ME DOWN (Walker) " " BW 638 (3:13)
T-Bone Walker (vcl, g); Eddie "Go Go" Hutcherson (tp); Edward Hale (as); Eddie Davis (ts); "Big" Jim Wynn (ts, bs); Zell Kindred (p); Buddy Woodson (b); Robert "Snake" Sims (d).
Los Angeles, April 5 & 6, 1950
13. GLAMOUR GIRL (B. Carter) Imperial IM 174-5 (2:43)
14. STROLLIN' WITH BONES (Vida Lee Walker-Eddie Davis) " IM 175-3 (2:28)
15. THE SUN WENT DOWN (Boyd Lewis) " IM 176 (2:19)
16. YOU DON'T LOVE ME (V.L. Walker) " IM 177 (2:54)
17. TRAVELIN' BLUES (H.E. Owens) " IM 178 (2:19)
18. THE HUSTLE IS ON (H.E. Owens) " IM 179 (2:29)
19. BABY BROKE MY HEART (Lou Baxter) " IM 180 (2:40)
20. EVIL HEARTED WOMAN (B. Carter) " IM 181 (2:35)
T-BONE WALKER with DAVE BARTHOLOMEW'S BAND
T-Bone Walker (vcl, g); Dave Bartholomew (tp, leader); Wendell Duconge (as); Lee Allen (ts);
Herb Hardesty (bs); Walter Nelson (g); Salvadore Doucette (p, unconfirmed) Frank Fields (b); Cornelius Coleman (d).
New Orleans, November 6, 1953
(Other sources give Los Angeles as a recording place)
21. WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN (Leroy Carr) Imperial IM 651 (2:30)
22. PONY TAIL (Dave Bartholomew) " IM 652 (2:20)
23. WANDERIN' HEART (V.L. Walker) " IM 653 (2:30)
24. I'LL ALWAYS BE IN LOVE WITH YOU (Ruby-Green-Stept) " IM 654 (2:14)
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