Doc Evans And His Band Featuring Knocky Parker
Traditional Jazz Vol. 7 (Dixieland, Of Course)
1x 12" Vinyl

Traditional Jazz Vol. 7 (Dixieland, Of Course)

Doc Evans And His Band Featuring Knocky Parker

United States·Original Year: 1956

Release Date

1956

Catalog #

AP-34

Tracks

8

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Notes

Label variant: Clef symbol has red, different pressing ring, track titles are centered and "use mono or stereo pickup" (plays mono). Quoted from the back cover of this release: " This record is playable with the usual 1 mil stylus, but it also can be played with a 1/2 mil stylus with improved reproduction quality". "Audiophile records No. AP-33 and AP-34 mark a new high in musical achievement in the history of Doc Evans and his band." "Both of these records were recorded directly following a concert given by the group at the Walker Art Center at Minneapolis. We refer you to notes on AP-33."

Label

Format

1x 12" Vinyl LP, Mono · Red Translucent
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Tracklist

album

Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl

  1. A1

    When The Saints Go Marching In

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  2. A2

    Corrina, Coririna

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  3. A3

    Temptation Rag

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  4. A4

    Mabel's Dream

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album

Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl

  1. B1

    Lena - She's The Queen Of Palestina

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  2. B2

    If I Could Be With You

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  3. B3

    Dardanella

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  4. B4

    Song Of The Islands

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Questions about the credits

Who played drums and percussion on Traditional Jazz Vol. 7 (Dixieland, Of Course) by Doc Evans And His Band Featuring Knocky Parker?
Drums and percussion on Traditional Jazz Vol. 7 (Dixieland, Of Course) by Doc Evans And His Band Featuring Knocky Parker were performed by Red Maddock.

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Which record company is associated with the 1956 edition of Traditional Jazz Vol. 7 (Dixieland, Of Course) by Doc Evans And His Band Featuring Knocky Parker, which lists United States as its release country or market?
The record company associated with the 1956 edition of Traditional Jazz Vol. 7 (Dixieland, Of Course) by Doc Evans And His Band Featuring Knocky Parker, with United States listed as its release country or market, is Audiophile Records, Inc..

Credits & Production

Credits

7 roles · 7 credits

Companies & Places

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