Jack Teagarden – T For Trombone

Jack Teagarden – T For Trombone

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Jack Teagarden – T For Trombone

Jack Teagarden – T For Trombone

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Jack Teagarden – T For Trombone

Showcasing the unmistakable sound of one of jazz's greatest trombonists, Jack Teagarden – T For Trombone is a superb collection that highlights the warmth, virtuosity, and effortless swing of a true jazz pioneer. Revered for his rich tone, expressive phrasing, and distinctive vocal style, Teagarden helped redefine the role of the trombone in jazz and remains one of the instrument's most influential players.

Having performed alongside legends including Louis Armstrong, Bix Beiderbecke, Benny Goodman, and Paul Whiteman, Jack Teagarden enjoyed a career spanning more than four decades. His unique blend of New Orleans jazz, blues, and swing made him one of the most respected musicians of the Swing Era, while his relaxed, melodic approach continues to inspire jazz performers today.

T For Trombone features a selection of timeless standards that perfectly showcase Teagarden's exceptional musicianship. From the lively interpretation of Lover and the nostalgic charm of A Hundred Years From Today to the haunting blues of St. James Infirmary Blues, each performance demonstrates his expressive trombone playing and unmistakable musical personality. Side B continues with swinging favourites including After You've Gone, the beautiful ballad Stars Fell On Alabama, and the sophisticated Blue And Esoteric, rounding off a wonderful collection of classic jazz performances.

An essential LP for collectors of traditional jazz, Dixieland, swing, and classic American jazz recordings, T For Trombone is a fitting tribute to one of the true masters of jazz trombone.

Tracklist

Side A

  1. Lover
  2. A Hundred Years From Today
  3. St. James Infirmary Blues

Side B

  1. After You've Gone
  2. Stars Fell On Alabama
  3. Blue And Esoteric

Record Details

Label Society Records
Catalogue Number SOC 922
Year of Release 1963
Country of Pressing UK
Speed 33 RPM
Decade 1950's
Media Condition VG+
Sleeve Condition VG
Format Notes Vinyl LP

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