King Oliver & His Dixie Syncopators
2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues »
Compilations
2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues »
King Oliver & His Dixie Syncopators
Original Year
1975
Tracks
16
Duration
47:28
Releases
2
Sources:Discogs
Tracklist
album
Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl
A1
3:033:03Too Bad (Take 1)
expand_more- Banjo
- Cornet
- Tenor Saxophone Slap
- Trombone
- Vocals Vocal Break
A2
3:013:01Snag It (Take 2)
expand_more- Soprano Saxophone
- Soloist
- Trombone
- Vocals
- Vocals Vocal Break
- Writer
A3
3:033:03Georgia Man
expand_more- Writer
A4
2:512:51Tack Annie
expand_more- Alto Saxophone
- Cornet
- Soprano Saxophone
- Trombone
- Tuba
- Writer
A5
2:532:53Someday Sweetheart
expand_more- Clarinet
- Cornet
- Tenor Saxophone
- Trombone
- Tuba
A6
2:432:43Dead Man Blues
expand_more- Banjo
- Clarinet
- Cornet
A7
2:542:54New Wang-Wang Blues
expand_moreA8
3:043:04Snag It No. 2 (Take 1)
expand_more- Cornet
- Soprano Saxophone
- Trombone
- Tuba
- Writer
album
Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl
B1
3:053:05Snag It No. 2 (Take 2)
expand_more- Cornet
- Soprano Saxophone
- Trombone
- Tuba
- Writer
B2
2:342:34Sobbin' Blues
expand_more- Tenor Saxophone
- Soloist
- Clarinet
- Cornet
- Tuba
- Writer
B3
2:522:52Tin Roof Blues
expand_more- Clarinet
- Cornet
- Piano
- Trombone
B4
2:452:45Sweet Emmalina
expand_more- Alto Saxophone
- Cornet
- Piano
- Tenor Saxophone
- Trombone
- Vocals
- Writer
B5
3:113:11Got Everything (Take 1)
expand_more- Alto Saxophone
- Cornet
- Trombone
- Vocals Vocal Duet
- Writer
B6
3:123:12Got Everything (Take 2)
expand_more- Alto Saxophone
- Clarinet
- Cornet
- Piano
- Trombone
- Writer
B7
3:083:08Four Or Five Times (Take 1)
expand_more- Soloist
- Clarinet
- Piano
- Vocals Vocal Duet
- Writer
B8
3:093:09Four Or Five Times (Take 2)
expand_more- Alto Saxophone
- Clarinet
- Piano
- Trombone
- Writer
Questions about the credits
- Who wrote 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver & His Dixie Syncopators?
- The writing on 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver & His Dixie Syncopators is credited to Billy Myers, Elmer Schoebel, King Oliver, Richard M. Jones, Paul Barbarin, Benjamin Franklin Spikes, John Spikes, Anita Gonzales, Jelly Roll Morton, Buster Johnson, Gus Mueller, Henry Busse, Art Kassel, Vic Berton, Frank Melrose, New Orleans Rhythm Kings, Andy Razaf, Jack Palmer, Byron Gay, and Marco Hellman.
- Who performed vocals on 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver & His Dixie Syncopators?
- Vocals on 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver & His Dixie Syncopators were performed by Teddy Peters, Richard M. Jones, and Clarence Williams.
- Who played drums and percussion on 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver & His Dixie Syncopators?
- Drums and percussion on 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver & His Dixie Syncopators were performed by Paul Barbarin.
Credits & Production
Credits
23 roles · 95 credits- Writer
- Drums
- Trombone
- Liner Notes
- Alto Saxophone
- Alto Saxophone Probably
- Artwork Maquette
- Clarinet
- Tenor Saxophone
- Curated By Slection
- Supervised By
- Drums Probably
- Tuba Probably
- Soloist
- Tenor Saxophone Slap
- Vocals Vocal Break
- Vocals Vocal Duet
Companies & Places
5 companies · 5 relationships- Phonographic Copyright (p)
- Printed By
- Trademark Owner
- Licensed From
- Distributed By
Available Releases
2 releasessearch
2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues »
MCA Records
1975
France
1x 12" Vinyl·16 tracks
“Catalog numbers: "M.C.A. 510.118" on front cover and spine and "510 118" on labels. Subsequent volume of this release: 1926-1928 "Papa Joe". Tracks A1, A2 recorded in Chicago, March 11th 1926. Track A3 recorded in Chicago, July 23rd 192...”
Cat#: 510 118 · M.C.A. 510.118
2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues »
MCA Records
1x 12" Vinyl·16 tracks
“Catalog numbers: "M.C.A. 510.118" on front cover and spine and "510 118" on labels. Different labels than 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues », this here record has a rainbow label. Subsequent volume of this release: 1926-1928 "Papa Joe". ...”
Cat#: 510 118 · M.C.A. 510.118