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The Pennsylvania-based Boilermaker Jazz Band named their seventh album Give Me Your Telephone Number after a song recorded for the OKeh record label in February 1930 by trombonist J.C. Higginbotham & His Six Hicks, a scaled-down edition of the Luis Russell Orchestra. This is entirely appropriate as trombonists Jay Cosentino and Gerry Gagnon firmly anchor the band throughout the proceedings and are especially impressive on the title track. Paul Cosentino is the leader of this fine hot jazz and swing band, and he ought to be proud of this particular offering, as it might well be the strongest album the Boilermakers have given listeners so far. Certainly the group sounds tighter and more "well oiled" than it did on Honky Tonk Town, which was originally released on Biograph in 1997. That album conveyed the impression that this was a homey little Dixieland band with a tendency to swing like the dickens. Give Me Your Telephone Number is more substantial and reveals the workings of an ensemble that has clearly attained new heights of collective excellence.
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Sammy Kahn, Composer - Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist
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Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist - Buton Lane, Ralph Freed, Composer
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Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist - Django Reinhardt, Sephan Grapelli, Composer
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Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist - Fred Coots, Sam Lewis, Composer
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Irving Berlin, Composer - Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist
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Gus Kahn, Ted Fiorito, Composer - Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist
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Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist - Wil Jason, Val Burton, Composer
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Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist - Jimmy Eaton, Terry Shand, Composer
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Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist - Sammy Kahn, Jules Style, Composer
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Buddy Bolden, Composer - Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist
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Irving Berlin, Composer - Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist
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Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist - Ted Snyder, Bert Kalmer, Composer
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Boilermaker Jazz Band, MainArtist - James Monaco, Mack Gordon, Composer
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Album review
The Pennsylvania-based Boilermaker Jazz Band named their seventh album Give Me Your Telephone Number after a song recorded for the OKeh record label in February 1930 by trombonist J.C. Higginbotham & His Six Hicks, a scaled-down edition of the Luis Russell Orchestra. This is entirely appropriate as trombonists Jay Cosentino and Gerry Gagnon firmly anchor the band throughout the proceedings and are especially impressive on the title track. Paul Cosentino is the leader of this fine hot jazz and swing band, and he ought to be proud of this particular offering, as it might well be the strongest album the Boilermakers have given listeners so far. Certainly the group sounds tighter and more "well oiled" than it did on Honky Tonk Town, which was originally released on Biograph in 1997. That album conveyed the impression that this was a homey little Dixieland band with a tendency to swing like the dickens. Give Me Your Telephone Number is more substantial and reveals the workings of an ensemble that has clearly attained new heights of collective excellence.
© arwulf arwulf /TiVo
About the album
- 1 disc(s) - 17 track(s)
- Total length: 01:05:10
- Main artists: Boilermaker Jazz Band
- Composer: Various Composers
- Label: Boilermaker Jazz Band
- Genre: Jazz
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