Gene Krupa - Drummin' Man: Hits & Classic Recordings 1938-50 (2023)
Artist: Gene Krupa
Title: Drummin' Man: Hits & Classic Recordings 1938-50
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: Acrobat Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 02:25:47
Total Size: 394 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Drummin' Man: Hits & Classic Recordings 1938-50
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: Acrobat Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 02:25:47
Total Size: 394 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
CD1
01. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Grandfather's Clock
02. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Fare Thee Well Annie Laurie
03. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Rhythm Jam
04. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Tutti Frutti
05. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Ta-Ra-Ra Boom-De-Ay
06. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Quiet And Roll 'Em
07. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - You Taught Me To Love Again
08. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Jungle Madness
09. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Old Black Joe
10. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Drummin' Man
11. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Say 'Si Si'
12. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Love In My Heart
13. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Boog It
14. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Blue Rhythm Fantasy
15. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Drummer Boy
16. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Rhumboogie
17. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Moon Over Burma
18. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Down Argentina Way
19. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - It All Comes Back To Me Now
20. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - High On A Windy Hill
21. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Tonight (Perfidia)
22. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Who?
23. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - There'll Be Some Changes Made
24. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Drum Boogie
CD2
01. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Just A Little Bit South Of North Carolina
02. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - The Things I Love
03. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Georgia On My Mind
04. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Let Me Off Uptown
05. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - After You've Gone
06. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Kick It
07. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Have You Changed
08. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - The Walls Keep Talking
09. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Keep 'Em Flying
10. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Thanks For The Boogie Ride
11. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Ball Of Fire
12. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Skylark
13. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Bolero At The Savoy
14. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Knock Me A Kiss
15. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - That's What You Think
16. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Massachusetts
17. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Leave Us Leap
18. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Along The Navajo Trail
19. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Chickery Chick
20. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Just A Little Fond Affection
21. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - That Drummer's Band
22. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Boogie Blues
23. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Old Devil Moon
24. Gene Krupa and his Orchestra - Bonaparte's Retreat
Gene Krupa was one of the most admired and influential drummers in the history of jazz, with his impact extending into the pop era, not least through his effective defining of the make-up of the modern drum kit. As a drummer and bandleader in the swing and big band eras of the late 1930s and ‘40s, he became known for what the New York Times called his “frenzied, flashy” drumming which was revolutionary in its day, and elevated the rile of the drummer from pure accompanist to being an important solo voice in the band. This 48-track 2-CD collection features all his 27 career hits on the Brunswick, Columbia, Okeh and RCA-Victor labels, plus selected renowned recordings from across this era. It includes his Top 10 hits “It All Comes Back To Me Now”, “High On A Windy Hill”, “Just A Little Bit South Of North Carolina”, “Along The Navajo Trail”, “Chickery Chick” and “Bonaparte's Retreat”. There are performances by his noted female vocalists Irene Day and Anita O’Day, and by his other featured vocalists Jerry Kruger, Howard Dulaney, Roy Eldridge, Johnny Desmond, Carolyn Grey and Bobby Scots. It offers a fascinating cross-section of his recordings, from the more mainstream pop material that comprised many of his hits to the hard-hitting big band jazz for which he was especially renowned, and it’s an entertaining showcase for his music.