9 thoughts on “ One OClock Jump - Count Basie - Volume 3 - 1929-1937 (CD) ”

1. Vol 3 Count Basie Format: Audio CD. See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. One O'Clock Jump Listen My Children (And .

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2. In addition to the title track and a short version of One O'clock Jump the EP boasted two enjoyable duets with Joe Williams & Ella Fitzgerald (Every Day I Have the Blues, Party Blues) and a spirited vocal by Ella (April in Paris) Any Basie fan knows that the term One O'Clock Jump can cover a multitude of CD and LP titles in addition to the /5(20).

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3. William "Count" Basie's first big band sides, in , are fraught with exemplary Kansas City blues spirit, always more jubilation than sadness. Of seventeen selections, "Boogie Woogie" and "One O'Clock Jump" are the swinging riff-blues masterpieces, with trumpeter Buck Clayton soloing on both/5(4).

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4. Count Basie Format: Audio CD. out of 5 stars 3 ratings. See all 16 formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Listen Now with Amazon Music: One O Clock Jump One O'Clock Jump - The Very Best Of Count Basie Count Basie. out of 5 stars 4. Audio CD. $ Next/5(3).

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5. Aug 02,  · Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Count Basie And His Orchestra* - One O'Clock Jump at Discogs. Complete your Count Basie And His Orchestra* collection/5(44).

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6. Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie, Joe Williams ‎– One O'Clock Jump Label: Verve Records ‎– , Verve Records ‎– , Verve Records ‎– MGV

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7. Classic! CD audio, originally issued on 78rpm: Decca - One O’Clock Jump (Basie) by Count Basie & his Orchestra, recorded in NYC July 7, 19HI.

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8. Whatever the origins, "One O'Clock Jump" was recorded by the Basie band for Decca Records on July 7, , and on hearing it later that summer, audiences simply took it as an invitation to dance; and, as this was the era in which dancing was what one did when listening to jazz, "One O'Clock Jump.

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9. Basie recorded "One O'Clock Jump" several times after the original performance for Decca in , for Columbia in 19and on a number of occasions in the fifties. "One O'Clock Jump" became the theme song of the Count Basie Orchestra.

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