"At the Jazz Band Ball" by:Eddie Condon's All Stars (Blue Note)
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Edmond Hall clarinet, Wild Bill cornet, George Brunis Trombone, Gene Schroeder piano, Eddie Condon Guitar, Bob Carey bass, George Wettling drums, on this track. Some tracks had Dave Tough and some tracks had Pee Wee Russell.." At the jazzband ball" was recorded November 1943 with the first seven musicians.
Edv468 9 months ago
the photo was taken at Eddie Condon's Club which makes it at least 2 yrs.later than the recording.the drummer looks like Dave Tough.
thekrupaman 9 months ago
Confirming. This is a Commodore recording, 1944. I have a copy. Gene(Sonny) has it right. The trombone is played by George Brunis.
Tarzanaxx 9 months ago
The cut was recorded on Commodore not Blue Note in 1944. The cuts made in 1944 are the best Condon records ever!
113355aism 11 months ago
@zerblis You cant compare fruit, but something about Edmond's swing man....
danylongshaft 11 months ago
@after6ty
PeeWee or Edmond, I can't complain!
zerblis 1 year ago
@condonicks
Damn, You gotta be older than me.
Great music!!!
zerblis 1 year ago
The pianist is Gene Schroeder, not Joe Sullivan.
mooncalfwilliams 1 year ago
The photo shows the actual players, Ed Hall, not Pee Wee. Also the trombone in picture is Cutty Cuttshall but the audio is that of George Brunis. Was a regular attendee at W. 3rd St. Condon's, his first.store. Would welcome any interested contacts.or questions ...........Gene (Sonny)
condonicks 1 year ago
@Abriggs500
Play music respectively Edmond Hall vs. PeeWee .... Listen decent following and judge for yourself
after6ty 1 year ago