Dixieland Dance Date - Red Nichols

 

Satan Takes A Holiday

Dixieland Dance Date

Red Nichols And The Five Pennies

Produced by Bill Miller

Capitol Records  T1297

1960

From the back cover: The group that performs them here so admirably includes versatile Bobby Hammack at the piano, Bill Wood on clarinet, drummerman Rollie Culver, Pete Beilmann, Sr., playing those good things on trombone, and the incomparable Joe Rushton, Jr., whose mighty bass sax sounds the full, reedy bottom notes that have become a Red Nichols trademark.

From Billboard - February 8, 1960: A couple of traditional Dixieland offerings are included, plus standards like "September Song" and "My Funny Valentine." The latter type receive the benefit of delicate and imaginative arrangements and are much more effective than the quasi-Dixieland. Nichols' old following plus new fans derived from his recent film biography can make this a profitable item.

Johnson Rag

My Funny Valentine

Satan Takes A Holiday

Love Walked In / Someone To Watch Over Me

Baby, Won't You Please Come Home

Stop, Look And Listen

September Song

Ballin' The Jack / How Come You Do Me Like You Do / Ja-Da

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