Vinyl Album - Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen - Tribute To Benny Goodman - Atlantic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen
Title:	Tribute To Benny Goodman
Label:	Atlantic
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	1225
Date:	Mar 1956
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	Let's Dance		Rate
A2	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	King Porter Stomp		Rate
A3	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	Where Or When		Rate
A4	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You		Rate
A5	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	When Buddha Smiles		Rate
A6	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	I Must Have That Man		Rate
A7	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	Roll' Em		Rate
B1	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	Don't Be That Way		Rate
B2	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	Blues For Otis Ferguson		Rate
B3	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	Sometimes I'm Happy		Rate
B4	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	Sing, Sing, Sing		Rate
B5	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	You Turned The Tables On Me		Rate
B6	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	Down South Camp Meeting		Rate
B7	Jess Stacy And The Famous Sidemen	Goodbye		Rate

Notes

Jess Stacy was an American jazz pianist who had recieved his formal music training under professor Clyde Brandt in Cape Girardeau, MO. In the 1920's, Mr. Stacy had played piano in Peg Meyer's Melody Kings at Cape Girardeau secondary school, the Bluebird Confectionary and the Sweet Shop in Cape Girardeau. Afterward, Mr. Stacy began to tour with this band in various riverboats that traveled the Mississippi River.

When Mr. Stacy had relocated to Chicago, he became noticed when he played Chicago-style jazz with Paul Mares. However, Mr. Stacy played more frequently with the band of his role model, Earl Hines as a "relief piano player" at the Grand Terrace Cafe.

In 1935, Mr. Stacy earned his big break when Benny Goodman had asked Stacy to join his band. Finally, Jess Stacy had become best known for his performance with the Benny Goodman band at the Carnegie Hall Concert in 1938.

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