Every Man a King Ernie Carson

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  • Release Date: 12/01/1995
  • Sales Rank: 153,453
  • Label: GHB RECORDS
  • UPC: 762247532729

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Every Man a King

1LISTENWith a Pack on My Back / The Castle Jazz Band 4:37
2LISTENBarefoot Days / The Castle Jazz Band 7:41
3LISTENA Real Live Girl / The Castle Jazz Band 5:51
4LISTENSunshine / The Castle Jazz Band 6:44
5LISTENYou Can Tell Her Anything But You / The Castle Jazz Band 5:39
6LISTENRoses and Rainbows / The Castle Jazz Band 4:48
7LISTENSoft Shoe Shuffle / The Castle Jazz Band 3:45
8LISTENPopsey Wopsey / The Castle Jazz Band 5:46
9LISTENAt the Mardi Gras / The Castle Jazz Band 5:16
10LISTENI've Got Everything But You / The Castle Jazz Band 5:38
11LISTENThe Villain / The Castle Jazz Band 4:38
12LISTENLivin' out of a Suitcase / The Castle Jazz Band 3:08
13LISTENEvery Man a King / The Castle Jazz Band 5:48

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Cornetist Ernie Carson and his Castle Jazz Band can always be relied upon for a solid set of San Francisco-style trad jazz. Sometimes Carson takes too many vocals, but on this release he only engages in relatively brief singing on five of the 13 selections; his colorful cornet solos compensate. Most of the material is quite obscure (only "I've Got Everything But You" comes close to being a standard) and includes such rarities as "A Real Live Girl," "Soft Shoe Shuffle," "Livin' Out of a Suitcase" and "Every Man a King." Carson shares the solo space with clarinetist Kim Cusack, trombonist Tom Bartlett and pianist Pete Clute, while banjoist Debbie Schreyer, tuba player Mike Wallbridge, and drummer Wayne Jones are fine in support. Nothing surprising occurs, but there are plenty of good feelings throughout the well-played date. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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