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A Salute To Louis Armstrong,Teddy Buckner

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Teddy Buckner
Released 1958

Savoy Blues
03:35
29 plays

That's My Home
02:31
26 plays

Mack The Knife
03:53
26 plays

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- 1
- That's My Home
- 02:31
- 26 plays

- 2
- Oh! Didn't He Ramble
- 03:18
- 24 plays

- 3
- Struttin' With Some Barbecue
- 03:30
- 24 plays

- 4
- Potato Head Blues
- 04:02
- 25 plays

- 5
- My Bucket's Got A Hole In It
- 03:31
- 17 plays

- 6
- My Monday Date
- 02:46
- 17 plays

- 7
- Big Butter And Egg Man
- 03:32
- 20 plays

- 8
- Savoy Blues
- 03:35
- 29 plays

- 9
- Someday
- 04:35
- 24 plays

- 10
- Squeeze Me
- 04:19
- 22 plays

- 11
- High Society
- 04:53
- 20 plays

- 12
- Black And Blue
- 03:46
- 22 plays

- 13
- Save It Pretty Mama
- 05:00
- 16 plays

- 14
- Mahogany Hall Stomp
- 02:58
- 13 plays

- 15
- Saint Louis Blues
- 06:14
- 19 plays

- 16
- Tiger Rag
- 03:34
- 25 plays

- 17
- Mack The Knife
- 03:53
- 26 plays

- 18
- When The Saints Go Marchin' In
- 02:44
- 24 plays

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album review

Teddy Buckner, a fine technical player who spent his life emulating Louis Armstrong in Dixieland settings, logically pays tribute to Satch on this enjoyable set. Mainly using a sextet that also features trombonist John "Streamling" Ewing and clarinetist Joe Darensbourg, Buckner jams through 18 songs that Armstrong recorded in the 1920s and '30s and generally avoids Armstrong's later hits. Buckner does a fine job of interpreting such tunes as "My Monday Date," "Potato Head Blues," "High Society," and "Big Butter and Egg Man." This album will particularly satisfy Dixieland fans. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide