Luis Russell - The Luis Russell Collection (1926-1934)

Primary Artist
Luis Russell
Album Title
The Luis Russell Collection (1926-1934)
Release Date
March, 1926 
Time
71:38 
Review by Scott Yanow
Bandleader Luis Russell's most successful recordings were during 1929-30 when his brilliant orchestra featured such soloists as trumpeter Red Allen, trombonist J.c. Higginbotham, clarinetist Albert Nicholas and altoist Charlie Holmes along with what was arguably (thanks to bassist Pops Foster and drummer Paul Barbarin) the top rhythm section of the period. This CD from Collector's Classics, (which is made available through Storyville) only has one session from the prime period (two songs plus a previously unissued version of "The Way He Loves Is Just Too Bad") but has all of Russell's earlier and slightly later recordings. Read More
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