Kid Ory and His Orchestra - The Original Jazz (1960) [2015] DXD352

Kid Ory was the original "tailgate" trombonist: his enormous brassy sound, audacious glissandi and loud sense of humor came to dene the New Orleans trombone sound. A key element in the groups of King Oliver, Jelly Roll Morton and Louis
Armstrong, Ory led the rst African-American ensemble to record jazz, and he composed many early jazz hits, including
"Ory's Creole Trombone" and "Muskrat Ramble." In the 1940s, he was a leader of the Dixieland revival movement.
Edward Ory was born in La Place, Louisiana on December 25, 1886. Ory began playing music with his friends there, about
30 miles West of New Orleans, when he was eleven years old. He started a string band out of makeshift instruments that
became well-known around La Place. He would occasionally visit his sister in New Orleans, where he was exposed to the
nascent sounds of early jazz. He saved up to buy a trombone from a New Orleans music shop at age 13, and was offered a
job with cornetist Buddy Bolden. His family, however, insisted that he was too young to play with Bolden and so he
remained in La Place until 1907

Tracks:

01. Baby Face
02. Spanish Shawl
03. IDA
04. Down by the Riverside
05. Sweet Lorraine
06. The World is Waiting for the Sunrise

Personnel:

Edward "Kid" Ory, trombone
Marty Marsala, trumpet
Darnell Howard, clarinet
Cedric Haywood, piano
Frank Haggerty, guitar
Charles Oden, bass
Earl Watkins, drums