Buddy Johnson CD: At The Savoy Ballroom (CD)

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(Archives Of Jazz) 14 tracks incl. Jodi, Traffic Jam, One For A Nickel, Night Shift and more more

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Buddy Johnson: At The Savoy Ballroom (CD)

(Archives Of Jazz) 14 tracks incl. Jodi, Traffic Jam, One For A Nickel, Night Shift and more

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Interpret: Buddy Johnson
Album titlle: At The Savoy Ballroom (CD)
Artikelart CD
Label Archives Of Jazz
EAN: 8711638012526
weight in Kg 0.1

Johnson, Buddy - At The Savoy Ballroom (CD) CD 1
01	(Theme) Walk'em Opus #2	Buddy Johnson
02	Since I Fell For You	Buddy Johnson
03	St Louis Blues	Buddy Johnson
04	Waitin' For The Train To Come In	Buddy Johnson
05	Night Shift	Buddy Johnson
06	Jodi	Buddy Johnson
07	One O'clock Boogie	Buddy Johnson
08	The Other Side Of The Rainbow	Buddy Johnson
09	Exactly Like You	Buddy Johnson
10	One For A Nickel	Buddy Johnson
11	Gee, It's Good To Hold You	Buddy Johnson
12	In There	Buddy Johnson
13	Traffic Jam	Buddy Johnson
14	(Theme) If You Never Return	Buddy Johnson

Buddy Johnson, born Woodrow Wilson Johnson on Jan. 10, 1915, in Darlington, South Carolina,... more

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"Buddy Johnson"

Buddy Johnson, born Woodrow Wilson Johnson on Jan. 10, 1915, in Darlington, South Carolina, moved to New York in 1938. There he recorded for Decca until 1954, and had hits with 'Stop Pretending' (1939), 'They All Say I'm The Biggest Fool' (1946) and 'Because' (1950). Moving to Mercury, his blasting big band arrangements (Johnson's orchestra was immensely popular in the South) provided further hits. Among them were 'I'm Just Your Fool' (1954), 'Upside Your Head' (1955) and 'I Don't Want Nobody' (1956) on which his sister Ella (born in Darlington on June 22, 1923) sang in a coy yet laconic manner.

The duo were responsible for the original version of Johnson's blues ballad standard, `Since I Fell For You'.

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