8 thoughts on “ 3 Medley: - Louis Jordan - Jumpin And Jivin At Jubilee (CD, Album) ”

1. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Jumpin' and Jivin' at Jubilee - Louis Jordan on AllMusic - - The material on this collection was culled from 8/

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2. Nov 30,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Jumpin' And Jivin' At Jubilee on Discogs.

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3. Jordan, Louis - Jumpin & Jivin at Jubilee - lakamentistminsdec.storapiphforseroclicaprefulljotil.co Music Skip to main content Hello, Sign in Louis Jordan Format: Audio CD. out of 5 stars 1 rating. fun album, very 40ish, and the band is so tight you can't really believe it's a live performance. It's a lot of fun. Read more. 3 people found this helpful.5/5(1).

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4. No artist was more seminal to the development of R&B and ultimately rock and roll than jumpin', jivin' alto saxist Louis Jordan and his relentlessly swinging Tympany Five. The most popular R&B act of their era with an unbroken string of hits for Decca spanning , Jordan and his compact crew managed to cross over to the pop hit parade in.

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6. Jumpin' And Jivin' At Jubilee is a jump blues music boxset / compilation recording by LOUIS JORDAN released in on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette.

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7. Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five. Kein anderer Künstler hatte eine solch bahnbrechende Bedeutung in der Entwicklung des R&B und letztendlich des Rock'n'Roll wie der jumpende, jivende Altsaxofonist Louis Jordan und seine unfehlbar swingenden Tympany Five.

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8. Louis Jordan was born July 8, in Brinkley, Arkansas, USA and died February 4, in Los Angeles, California, USA. After a few years playing in the “Chitlin circuit” of the s and just after World War II, Jordan launched a revolutionary sound: it wasn’t Blues nor Jazz but the “Jump Blues” sound which evolved into Rhythm And Blues.

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