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    Coatlition Wild Bill Davison

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    • Release Date: 12/03/1999
    • Sales Rank: 194,802
    • Label: JAZZOLOGY
    • UPC: 762247622123

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    Coatlition

    1Oh, Lady Be Good / Art Hodes 6:49
    2Squeeze Me / Art Hodes 4:55
    3Hindustan / Art Hodes 4:34
    4I'm Coming Virginia / Art Hodes 7:40
    5Sunday / Art Hodes 4:22
    6When It's Sleepy Time Down South / Art Hodes 7:35
    7A Monday Date / Art Hodes 5:03
    8St. James Infirmary / Art Hodes 5:05
    9Big Butter and Egg Man / Art Hodes 7:45
    10Someday You'll Be Sorry / Art Hodes 7:02
    11Avalon / Art Hodes 5:43

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    Recorded just six months before cornetist Wild Bill Davison's death, the music on this CD is surprisingly viable. Davison (83 at the time) and veteran pianist Art Hodes are joined by four fine English musicians from a group led by drummer John Peters. Although Davison no longer hit high notes, his sound was still pretty strong and he had certainly not lost any of his enthusiasm. Hodes, who was 84 himself, still had four years left and is typically rollicking on the more up-tempo tunes. There are no surprises in the repertoire which consists of 11 Dixieland standards (including "Hindustan," "Sunday," "A Monday Date," and "Big Butter and Egg Man") but the interpretations sound far from tired or overly predictable. Fun music from a couple of classic greats who never ran out of steam. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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