Johnny Dodds - Oh Daddy

Review by Janet E. Brown

Oh Daddy by Johnny Dodds is a classic jazz album that showcases the talents of one of the most influential clarinetists of the early 20th century. With its upbeat rhythms, catchy melodies, and soulful solos, this album is a must-have for any jazz enthusiast.

The album features a range of styles, from the Dixieland-inspired "Clarinet Wobble" to the bluesy "Perdido Street Blues" and the swing-infused "Wild Man Blues." Each track is expertly crafted and showcases Dodds' virtuosic skills on the clarinet.

One standout track is "Oh Daddy Blues," a hauntingly beautiful ballad that showcases Dodds' ability to convey emotion through his playing. The track features a simple yet powerful melody that is sure to stay with listeners long after the album has ended.

Artist: Johnny Dodds
Album: Oh Daddy

Germany

Jazz

1997

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Potato Head Blues	3:02
Beale Street Blues	3:21
Come On And Stomp, Stomp, Stomp	2:58
Oh! Daddy	2:22
When Erastus Plays His Old Kazoo	2:47
19th Street Blues	2:46
Frog Tongue Stomp	2:34
In The Alley Blues	2:55
Jackass Blues	2:57
Melancholy Blues	3:04
Piggly Wiggly	2:52
There'll Come A Day	2:48
Joe Turner's Blues	2:43
Riverside Blues	2:59
Someday Sweetheart	2:54
Wild Man Blues	3:15
Chicago Buzz	2:41
New Orleans Stomp	2:44
Oriental Man	2:46
After You've Gone	3:12
Mr. Jelly Lord	2:52
Loveless Love	2:33
East Coast Trot	2:53
Wolverine Blues	3:25

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TPZ 1060

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Topaz Jazz

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Role	Credit
Compiled By	Colin Brown , Tony Watts
Compilation Producer	Colin Brown , Tony Watts
Liner Notes	Tony Watts

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Barcode: 2703119692

About Johnny Dodds

American jazz & blues clarinetist, born 12 April 1892, he grew up in New Orleans. Largely self taught, Dodds gained valuable early experience with such legendary bands as the Eagle and the Tuxedo. Years (ca.)1911 to 1916 found him working with trombonist . By 1920 he had moved north to Chicago to join celebrated . His first recordings came with this band in 1923, followed by a concentrated period before the great Depression which included recordings with and with . With the economic collapse of 1928, and Dodds, not shifting to New York as did many of his contemporaries, was no longer playing in the spotlight. Remaining in Chicago he recorded just a few sides in the 1930's and died of a cerebral hemorrhage in 1940. He was brother of the jazz drummer , and also played alto & soprano saxophone Born : April 12, 1892 in Waveland, Mississippi. Died : August 08, 1940 in Chicago, Illinois.

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Summary by Janet E. Brown

Oh Daddy is a timeless album that showcases the best of early jazz. With its infectious rhythms, soulful melodies, and virtuosic solos, it is a must-have for any jazz lover's collection.