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Yellow Fire: Franz Jackson and The Salty Dogs

by Franz Jackson

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Zuddan 03:06
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Dinah 05:18
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Bye and Bye 05:02
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If I Had You 03:59
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Yellow Fire 03:09
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Southside 05:25
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Bud Billiken 04:29

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Recorded in 1990 with The Salty Dogs in Chicago, Franz showcases four of his compositions on this CD: “Yellow Fire”, “Zuddan”, “Southside”, and “Bud Billiken”. Although “Yellow Fire” and “Zuddan” were recorded previously by Earl Hines and Jack Teagarden, respectively, here, Franz is able to give the listener his own rendition of how he envisioned the songs. You nearly forget the year when you’re listening to these two tracks in particular because they transport you back to the era when jazz reigned as the music of America’s landscape. The Salty Dogs, a venerable traditional jazz band in its own right, superbly backs up Franz while he shines on such classics as “Lulu’s Back In Town”, “Sweet Georgia Brown”, and “St. Louis Blues”.


Tracks:

1. Dippermouth Blues
2. Lulu’s Back In Town
3. Zuddan
4. Dinah
5. Sweet Georgia Brown
6. When You’re Smiling
7. Bye and Bye
8. St. Louis Blues
9. If I Had You
10. Yellow Fire
11. I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me
12. Southside
13. Bud Billiken


Personnel:
Franz Jackson (tenor, soprano sax and vocals)
Lew Green (cornet)
Bob Neighbor (trumpet)
Kim Cusack (clarinet and alto sax)
John Cooper (piano)
Mike Walbridge (tuba)
Wayne Jones (drums)
Carol Leigh (vocals)

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released December 1, 1990

Released by Delmark Records, Chicago, IL
Produced by Robert G. Koester
Recorded at Riverside Studios, Chicago, IL
Recorded by Paul Serrano

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Franz Jackson Chicago, Illinois

Born in 1912, the late Franz Jackson was a world renown traditional jazz musician who started his career at the age of 16 and continued playing up to the final months of his life when he left us on May 8, 2008 at the age of 95.

Jackson played with most of the greatest musicians of the 20th century including Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday and many others.
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