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Eddie Lang
Released 1963

Running Ragged
03:10
5 plays

Pardon Me, Pretty Baby
03:07
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Tiger Rag
02:52
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songs

- 1
- Goin' Places
- 02:58
- 20 plays

- 2
- Doin' Things
- 02:52
- 15 plays

- 3
- Perfect
- 03:04
- 16 plays

- 4
- Cheese and Crackers
- 02:59
- 19 plays

- 5
- Stringin' the Blues
- 02:37
- 13 plays

- 6
- I'm Somebody's Somebody Now
- 03:09
- 12 plays

- 7
- Two-Tone Stomp
- 03:03
- 24 plays

- 8
- Beatin' the Dog
- 02:41
- 14 plays

- 9
- The Wild Dog
- 02:45
- 12 plays

- 10
- Dinah
- 02:51
- 12 plays

- 11
- In the Bottle Blues
- 02:52
- 12 plays

- 12
- Wild Cat
- 02:59
- 12 plays

- 13
- Guitar Blues
- 03:21
- 14 plays

- 14
- Bull Frog Moan
- 03:19
- 12 plays

- 15
- Jet Black Blues
- 03:04
- 13 plays

- 16
- Penn Beach Blues
- 02:45
- 15 plays

- 17
- It's Right Here for You
- 03:10
- 12 plays

- 18
- You Can't Cheat on a Cheater
- 02:59
- 3 plays

- 19
- Tiger Rag
- 02:52
- 3 plays

- 20
- A Handful of Riffs
- 03:07
- 1 plays

- 21
- Running Ragged
- 03:10
- 5 plays

- 22
- Pardon Me, Pretty Baby
- 03:07
- 3 plays

- 23
- I'll Never Be the Same
- 03:12
- 2 plays

- 24
- I've Found a New Baby
- 03:09
- 1 plays

- 25
- Little Girl
- 03:00
- 1 plays

- 26
- I Got Rhythm
- 03:15
- 1 plays

- 27
- I Wanna Count Sheep (Till the Cows Come Home)
- 03:25
- 0 plays

- 28
- Church Street Sobbin' Blues
- 03:03
- 0 plays

- 29
- Vibraphonia
- 02:49
- 0 plays

- 30
- Hey! Young Fella
- 03:07
- 0 plays

- 31
- Some of These Days
- 02:37
- 0 plays

- 32
- Raggin' the Scale
- 03:00
- 0 plays

album review

This two-LP set (reissued on CD by Koch in 2000) contains a definitive cross-section of the recordings of violinist Joe Venuti and guitarist Eddie Lang. The 32 performances include everything from duets and a few of Lang's meetings with fellow guitarist Lonnie Johnson to examples of Joe Venuti's Blue Four and guest appearances with singer Annette Hanshaw, Clarence Williams, Tommy Dorsey (on trumpet!), and Bing Crosby (on a hot "Some of these Days"). Virtually all of these recordings are superb, with solos also heard from bass saxophonist Adrian Rollini, Don Murray (on clarinet and baritone), cornetist King Oliver, the C-melody sax of Frankie Trumbauer, and Jimmy Dorsey (switching among clarinet, alto, and cornet). Highly recommended for all collections. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide