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Jazz Archives for September 02, 2007
3:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Today's Highlight: "Mamie Smith and Her Jazz Hounds"
Mamie Smith was the first African-American to not only make a recording of blues music, but was also the first to have a hit record---in 1920!!
AND she had some amazing and talented musicians supporting her, too.
Playlist:
Contact Name : Joe Korona
Contact Email : joekjazz@bresnan.net
Program Name : JAZZ ARCHIVES Mamie Smith amd Her Jazz Hounds
Date of Broadcast : Sunday 09/02/07
Host Producer : Joe Korona
Artist/Group - Song/Track - CD/Recording - Year of Release - Composer - Label - Notes
1. Mamie Smith and Her Jazz Hounds - The Crazy Blues - MAMIE SMITH Volume 1 - August 1920 - - Document Records Austrian CD -
2. Mamie Smith and Her Jazz Band - Frankie Blues - MAMIE SMITH Volume 1
- February 1921 - - Document Records Austrian CD -
3. Mamie Smith and Her Jazz Hounds - Darktown Flappers Ball - MAMIE
SMITH Volume 2 - December 1922 - - Document Records Austrian CD -
4. Mamie Smith and Her Jazz Hounds - You Gotta See Your Mama Every Night
Or You Cant See Mama At All - MAMIE SMITH Volume 2 - January 1923 - -
Document Records Austrian CD -
5. Mamie Smith and The Harlem Trio - Lady Luck Blues - MAMIE SMITH
Volume 2 - August 1923 - - Document Records Austrian CD -
6. Mamie Smith with Louis Metcalf Cornet - What You Need Is Me and What
I Need Is You - MAMIE SMITH Volume 4 - September 1924 - - Document
Records Austrian CD -
Montana Public Radio’s Joe Korona produces and hosts Jazz Archives, taking us through the evolution of various genres of music—ragtime, blues, small-group swing, big-band swing, boogie-woogie, bebop and more. Jazz Archives focuses on musical personalities and characters as well as instruments and styles.
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