The Dime Notes

$20.99
Label
Frémeaux
Release Date
October 12, 2018
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      VARIOUS
    • PERFORMER
      The Dime Notes
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      October 12, 2018
    • UPC
      3448960855327
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      FA8553
    • LABEL
      Frémeaux
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Jazz
    Works ⌄

    1. Jelly Roll Blues

      Composer: Jelly Roll Morton

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    2. Alabamy Bound

      Composer: Ray Henderson

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    3. Aunt Hagar's Children Blues

      Composer: William Christopher Handy

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    4. Black Stick Blues

      Composer: Sidney Bechet

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    5. The Pearls

      Composer: Jelly Roll Morton

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    6. T'ain't Clean

      Composer: Boyd Senter

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    7. Otis Stomp

      Composer: Andrew Oliver

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    8. Si tu vois ma mèere

      Composer: Sidney Bechet

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    9. Camel Walk

      Composer: J. Tim Brymn, Chris Smith

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    10. The Crave

      Composer: Jelly Roll Morton

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    11. I Believe in Miracles

      Composer: George W. Meyer, Pete Wendling

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    12. Ole Miss

      Composer: William Christopher Handy

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    13. Turtle Twist

      Composer: Jelly Roll Morton

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes

    14. What a Dream

      Composer: Sidney Bechet

      Ensemble: The Dime Notes


"London's most stylish vintage Jazz band!" (Evan Christopher) Amongst vintage jazz bands, The Dime Notes have given themselves the mission of unearthing early pre-swing jazz tunes, dusting them down, reinventing them, and taking them to a wide audience. In so doing they pay tribute to the vanguard of New Orleans jazz, Jelly Roll Morton, Sidney Bechet, King Oliver, and the list goes on. The hippest of the hip, they are the first vintage jazz band with an eponymous organic chocolate bar and they deliver vintage jazz in typically elegant, British style. As London becomes the ebullient new jazz capital, the Dime Notes show that the history of the music is still relevant in all the excitement.