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Chuck Hedges : Just Jammin"
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The genre is swinging chamber jazz, possibly what the pioneering Benny Goodman sextet might sound like today, if BG, Lionel Hampton, Teddy Wilson, et al, were still alive and playing. Amazingly, nothing here sounds dated. These cats have stayed current.
Genre: Jazz: Traditional Jazz Combo
Release Date: 2002
Just Jammin" Record Label: Arbors Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Broadway 8:52 Album Only
Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans? 5:37 Album Only
Sugar 7:00 Album Only
I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance With You 9:51 Album Only
I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart 6:33 Album Only
Do Nothin Till You Hear From Me 7:54 Album Only
Lullaby In Rhythm 6:59 Album Only
In My Solitude 3:19 Album Only
The Man I Love 8:11 Album Only
Midnight Sun 6:11 Album Only
Samba Dese Days 5:03 Album Only
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Album Notes

Chuck Hedges - Clarinet Dave Sullivan - Guitar
Gary Meisner - Piano Henry (Bucky) Buckwalter - Vibes
Mike Britz - Bass Andy LoDuca - Drums

The genre is swinging chamber jazz, possibly what the pioneering Benny Goodman sextet might sound like today, if BG, Lionel Hampton, Teddy Wilson, et al, were still alive and playing. Amazingly, nothing here sounds dated. These cats have stayed current.
Leader, Chuck Hedges is featured, as a musician of high international standing. A Milwaukee area resident, Hedges has long commuted to his former Chicago home for a regular gig Monday Evenings 5:00 - 8:30 pm at Andy's. Several times a year, he flies to concerts and/or record dates around the world.
For years, Chuck Hedges has wanted to record with his "Milwaukee Connection." This CD'S producer, Hedges' fan and friend, Dave Rampacek, has afforded them, and us, this splendid opportunity, which Arbors Records has released. You'll note that its 75 minutes comes with just 11 tunes. That means that the boys take their time stretching out on solos, which contributes to the CD'S relaxed Just Jaminin' feeling. Except for the Ellington ballad Solitude, which runs a little over three minutes, each number goes on for five minutes plus. Another ballad, Victor Young's fine Ghost of a Chance, receives a 10-minute treatment, with some especially contemplative solos. - Notes by Mike Drew -

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Just Jamin
author: George Alevisatos
Really enjoy the cd. very fond of Claranet not many people feturing it any more, since Goodman. Artie Shaw, Pete Fountain,etc. Thank you for keeping it alive.
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