Len Barnard Jazz Band - The Early Years 1952-54 Working Man BluesFeaturing: Bob Barnard, cnt, Frank Traynor, tbn, Fred Parkes, clt, Graham Coyle, pno, Peter Cleaver, bjo, Ron Williamson, tbs, Len Barnard, drs, and many more: 1952 1973. Track Listing: 1919 March, Snag It, King of the Zulus, Brown Skin Mama, It's Tigh Jim, Original Georgia Grind, Working Man Blues, Cushion Foot Stomp, Sunset Cafe Stomp, Georgia Grind, Flat Foot, That's My Home, Plenty of Love, Hiawatha, Elmer Denfield, Kelly's Deal, Brown Bottom

and were joined by Andrew Brough and David Wood

Colored vinyl LP reissue from Friday Music

Levine produced three tracks with Angie in the 80s and did several new recordings with this great singer in the early 90s

United Artists Records concentrated largely on soundtrack albums during it's first few years of operations but tried to cut hit pop singles too

the second cantata

this collaboration sounds little like their other projects

told here for the very first time since it's 45 RPM glory days

Judge Jerrod & The Hung Jury

Newly digitally remastered

a guitar used by street singers and geishas

the compositions were presented in Hamburg churches prior to their publication or along with it

sapping his ability to be creative