Edward "KID" Ory - Creole Jazz Band 1956 Good Time Jazz L-12016

Edward “KID” ORY—Creole Jazz Band 1956—Good Time Jazz L-12016
The Legendary “KID” At 70!
Kid Ory, trombone—Alvin Alcorn, trumpet—Phil Gomez, clarinet—Lionel Reason, piano—Jullian Davidson, guitar—Wellman Braud, bass—Minor Hall, drums.

Side 1
Mahogany Hall Stomp, Sugar Blues, At A Georgia Camp Meeting, Snad It, There’ll Be Some Changes Made.
Side 2
At The Jazz Band Ball, Wang Wang Blues, By And By, Make Me A Pallet On The Floor, Shine.

An extraordinary career that began when jazz began in New Oreleans before the turn of the century. His associates were such monumental figures as King Oliver, Sidney Bechet, Louis Armstrong and Jelly Roll Morton. By 1910 he was a successful bandleader. In 1916 he and Oliver had what Louis Armstrong calls “one of the hottest bands to ever hit New Orleans”. In 1921, in Los Angeles, he made the first recordings by a New Oreleans Creole jazz band.. Ory gave Armstrong his first job; made the famous Hot Five records with him in the mid ‘20s.

Ory was dubbed “THE KID” in New Orleans because he was so successful so young, but never was the name more appropriate than today.

Condition: Vinyl is in NM condition. Cover EX. If paying by PayPal please add 3.5%. Thanks for looking.