Juanita Hall Sings The Blues DCC Test Pressing 180g LP

Juanita Hall

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Description

Rare DCC Test Pressing! Out of print only 1 copy available! Warehouse find, won't last long!

This first LP re-release of Juanita Hall's classic album from 1957 was made from the original stereo master tapes, long thought lost. Featuring jazz greats Claude Hopkins, Coleman Hawkins, Buster Bailey, and many others. Hall, the original Bloody Mary in South Pacific, sings her heart out in the best Bessie Smith tradition. Featuring: Lovin' Sam From Alabam', Gimme A Pigfoot, A Good Man Is Hard To Find and many others.

Features:
Mastered by Steve Hoffman on an all vacuum tube cutting system

Musicians:
Juanita Hall, vocals
Claude Hopkins, piano, arrangement
Coleman Hawkins, tenor sax
Buster Bailey, clarinet
Doc Cheatham, trumpet
Jimmy Crawford, drums
George Duvivier, bass

Selections:
1. Hold that Train
2. You've Been a Good Old Wagon
3. After You've Gone
4. Nobody Wants You When You're Down and Out
5. I Don't Want It Second Hand
6. A Good Man Is Hard To Find
7. Baby Won't You Please Come Home
8. Gulf Coast Blues
9. Second Fiddle
10. Downhearted Blues
11. Gimme A Pigfoot
12. Lovin' Sam From Alabam'

Recorded at Beltone Studios, NYC, 1957