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EXISTENTIALISM: REVIVAL JAZZ OF THE 60`S

[sub]TRACKS:
Disc 1: Chris Barber’s Jazz Band, Live in Europe, 1954/1955
# Hiawatha Rag
# Jeep’s Blues
# If I Ever Cease To Love
# Merrydown Blues
# Goin’ To Town
# Lord, Lord, Lord (You’ve Sure Been Good To Me)
# Someday Sweetheart
# When I Move To The Sky
# Shout’em Aunt Tillie
# Spanish Mama
# See See Rider
# Black Cat On The Fence
# Papa De Da Da
# Keystone Blues
# Jail House Blues
# High Society

Disc 2: Chris Barber’s Jazz Band, Live in Europe, 1955/1956
# Bye And Bye
# Magnolia’s Wedding Day
# Jelly Bean Blues
# Everywhere You Go
# Tiger Rag
# Can’t Afford To Do It
# Original Tuxedo Rag
# Bogalusa Strut
# How Long Blues
# Whistling Rufus
# Reckless Blues
# Panama
# Back Water Blues
# Big House Blues
# The Royal Telephone

Disc 3: Bill Davison featuring Edmond Hall and Eddie Condon – At The Jazz Band Ball
# At The Jazz Band Ball
# That’s A Plenty
# Baby, Won’t You Please Come Home
# Panama
# Original Dixieland One Step
# Muskrat Ramble
# Riverboat Shuffle
# Clarinet Marmalade
# Squeeze Me (Take One And Two)
# Royal Garden Blues (Take Five)
# That Da Da Strain (Take One)
# That Da Da Strain (Take Two)
# Carolina In The Morning (Take One)
# Carolina In The Morning (Take Two)
# Weary Blues (3 False Starts And Complete Take)

Disc 4: Ken Colyer’s All Star Jazzmen - Hot Time In The Old Town
# I Want To Be Happy
# Go Down Sunshine
# Sister Kate
# Basin Street Blues
# Hot Time In The Old Town
# Cheek To Cheek
# It’s Only A Paper Moon
# One Sweet Letter From You

Disc 5: Humphrey Lyttelton & His Band - Georgia Man
# In Swinger
# Toot’n In Kamen
# Talk Of The Town
# One For Buck
# Harry Looyah
# St. Louis Blues
# The New Bad Penny Blues
# Georgia Man

Disc 6: Terry Lightfoot & His Band - Sentimental Journey
# Barnyard Blues
# This Little Light Of Mine
# Happy Bird Shuffle
# 12th Street Rag
# Old Man Mose
# That’s A Plenty
# Tishomingo Blues
# Buena Sera
# Sentimental Journey
# Dippermouth Blues

Disc 7: Eddie Condon And His All Stars – Oh, Sister Ain’t That Hot
# Ballin’ The Jack
# I Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll
# Sensation
# Fidgety Feet
# Jack Hits The Road
# Forty-Seven And State
# Muskrat Ramble
# That Da-Da Strain
# Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble
# At The Jazz Band Ball
# Prince Of Wails
# After Awhile
# Oh, Sister Ain’t That Hot
# Georgia Grind
# That’s A Plenty
# Panama
# Original Dixieland One Step
# Baby Won’t You Please Come Home
# Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out
# Rose Room
# I Must Have That Man
# When Your Lover Has Gone

Disc 8: Rod Mason Band - High Society
# High Society
# Beale Street Blues
# You’re Driving Me Crazy
# Sweet Georgia Brown
# Georgia On My Mind
# Carry Me Back
# You Made Me Love You
# Salutation
# Hushaby
# Basin Street Blues

Disc 9: Max Collie’s Rhythm Aces - Stomp Off, Let’s Go
# Stomp Off, Let’s Go!
# Chimes Blues
# Doctor Jazz
# Brownskin Mama
# High Society
# Snag It
# Moarie
# Baby Brown
# Cakewalking Babies From Home

Disc 10: Monty Sunshine’s Jazzband - Riverboat Shuffle
# Wolverine Blues
# Yellow Dog Blues
# Sweet Sue
# Bugle Boy March
# Wild Cat Blues
# Margie
# The Glory Of Love
# Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet
# Riverboat Shuffle
# Mood Indigo
# What’s The Reason

In the 1950s arose the stereotype of the melancholic, mostly black-dressed young existentialist, who oscillated between jazz-cafe and university. A general reorientation of ideology preceded the new style. Promoters were not only the American Rock ‘n‘ Roll records, but also the traditional jazz of Ken Colyer, Chris Barber and other dixieland aficionados. At that time, Paris became the second home of many black jazz musicians, because there was no discrimination.[/sub]