Meade “Lux” Lewis And Jimmy Yancey And Pete Johnson And Albert Ammons – Barrelhouse Boogie (CD, Comp, RE, RM) (Near Mint (NM or M-))

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Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

Location: TWL115-R

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Tracks 7, 8, 14, 17, 18 available on compact disc only.
℗ 1989 BMG Music
Made in U.S.A.; Printed in U.S.A.
All Meade Lux Lewis selections composed by Meade Lux Lewis, published by Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. (ASCAP)
All Yancey selections composed by Jimmy Yancey, published by MCA Music (ASCAP)
All Ammons and Johnson selections composed by Albert Ammons and Pete Johnson, published by MCA Music (ASCAP)
Digital transfers and audio restoration by Paul Goodman
ADD
“NoNoise” reprocessing by Sonic Solutions
©℗ 1989 BMG Music
Mfg & Dist by BMG Music, New York, NY
All selections recorded prior to 1972
On CD inner ring – 8/89 1DA1 and 83342RB
12 page booklet with track listing, credits, discography and liner notes (really a memoir by Art Hodes)

Discography:
Honky Tonk Train Blues
Master number BS-06301-1
First issued on Victor 25541
Recorded Chicago, May 7, 1936
Originally a test recording – T961

Whistlin’ Blues
Master number BS-06302-1
First issued on Victor 25541
Recorded Chicago, May 7, 1936
Originally a test recording – T962

Yancey Stomp
Recorded – Chicago, October 25, 1939
BS-044006-1/Victor 26589

State Street Special
Recorded – Chicago, October 25, 1939
BS-044007-1/Victor 26589

Tell ‘Em About Me
Recorded – Chicago, October 25, 1939
BS-044008-1/Victor 26590

Five O’Clock Blues
Recorded – Chicago, October 25, 1939
BS-044009-1/Victor 26590

Slow And Easy Blues
Recorded – Chicago, October 25, 1939
BS-044010-1/Victor 26591

The Mellow Blues
Recorded – Chicago, October 25, 1939
BS-044011-1/Victor 26591

Crying In My Sleep
Recorded – Chicago, September 6, 1940
BS-053436-1/Bluebird 8630

Death Letter Blues
Recorded – Chicago, September 6, 1940
BS-053437-1/Bluebird 8630

Yancey’s Bugle Call
Recorded – Chicago, September 6, 1940
BS-053438-1/Victor 27238

35th And Dearborn
Recorded – Chicago, September 6, 1940
BS-053439-1/Victor 27238

Boogie Woogie Man
Recorded – New York, May 7, 1941
BS-063861-1/Victor 27505

Boogie Woogie Jump
Recorded – New York, May 7, 1941
BS-063862-1/first issued on Victor album LEJ-1

Barrelhouse Boogie
Recorded – New York, May 7, 1941
BS-063863-1/Victor 27504

Cuttin’ The Boogie
Recorded – New York, May 7, 1941
BS-063864-1/Victor 27504

Foot Pedal Boogie
Recorded – New York, June 17, 1941
BS-066116-1/Victor 27507

Walkin’ The Boogie
Recorded – New York, June 17, 1941
BS-066117-1/Victor 27505

Sixth Avenue Express
Recorded – New York, June 17, 1941
BS-066118-1/Victor 27506

Pine Creek
Recorded – New York, June 17, 1941
BS-066119-1/Victor 27506

Movin’ The Boogie
Recorded – New York, June 17, 1941
BS-066120-1/Victor 27507

1. Meade “Lux” Lewis – Honky Tonk Train Blues 2:58
2. Meade “Lux” Lewis – Whistlin’ Blues 3:31
3. Jimmy Yancey – Yancey Stomp 2:46
4. Jimmy Yancey – State Street Special 2:38
5. Jimmy Yancey – Tell ‘Em About Me 2:43
6. Jimmy Yancey – Five O’Clock Blues 2:40
7. Jimmy Yancey – Slow And Easy Blues 2:33
8. Jimmy Yancey – The Mellow Blues 2:39
9. Jimmy Yancey – Crying In My Sleep 2:55
10. Jimmy Yancey – Death Letter Blues 2:55
11. Jimmy Yancey – Yancey’s Bugle Call 2:40
12. Jimmy Yancey – 35th And Dearborn 2:39
13. Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons – Boogie Woogie Man 2:41
14. Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons – Boogie Woogie Jump 2:42
15. Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons – Barrelhouse Boogie 3:01
16. Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons – Cuttin’ The Boogie 2:17
17. Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons – Foot Pedal Boogie 2:27
18. Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons – Walkin’ The Boogie 2:47
19. Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons – Sixth Avenue Express 2:40
20. Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons – Pine Creek 2:34
21. Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons – Movin’ The Boogie 2:43