Louis Jordan

Auteur(s)Zamith, Pédro (Auteur) ;Jordan, Louis (Interprète)

Titre(s)Louis Jordan / Pedro Zamith ; interpr. Louis Jordan.

Editeur(s)Paris : Nocturne, 2005.

Collection(s)(BD Jazz ; 34).

ContientCD 1: Let the good times roll (1942-1949) =. - It's a low-down dirty shame. - Is you is, or is you ain't my baby. - G.I. jive. - Your socks don't match. - Caldonia boogie. - Buzz me. - It's so easy. - Choo-choo ch'boogie. - Let the good times roll. - Sure had a wonderfull time. - I know what you're puttin' down. - Open the door, Richard. - Barnyard boogie. - Early in the morning. - You're much too fat. - You broke your promise. - Push-ka-pee she pie. - Baby's gonna go, bye bye. - Heed my warning. - Don't cry, cry baby. - CD 2: Nobody knows you when you're down and out (1949-1954)=. - School days. - Baby, it's cold outside. - Love you 'til your money's gone blues. - Saturday night fish fry, part 1 & 2. - I want a roof over my head. - Blue light boogie, part 1 & 2. - 'ain't nobody's business but my own. - I'll never be free. - It's a great, great pleasure. - You will always have a friend. - Trouble then satisfaction. - Life is so peculiar. - Happy birthday boogie. - Cock-a-doodle-doo. - Azure-te. - Oil weel, Texas. - You didn't want me baby. - I want you to be my baby. - Nobody knows you when you're down and out. - Messy Bessy.

RésuméAu cours des années quarante, pas moins de dix-huit titres de Louis Jordan se seront hissés à la tête du classement de Billboard, catégorie rhythmn blues. Le chanteur-saxophoniste était devenu la star noir-américaine N°1, loin devant Nat King Cole et autres Ella Fitzgerald et avait été surnommé « king of the juke boxes ».

Notes2 CD + 1 bande dessinée 24 pages.

Sujet(s)Jordan, Louis (1908-1975) Jazz Jazz- phonogramme

Indice(s)741.5 ; 1.3