"Swingville Volume 23: Blue Stompin'" is a captivating journey into the world of roots rock and French jazz, masterfully crafted by the legendary Hal Singer. Released on January 31, 2014, under the Sinetone AMR label, this album is a treasure trove of timeless tunes that span a mere 38 minutes but leave a lasting impression. Singer's prowess as a musician shines through in each of the six tracks, from the energetic "Blue Stompin'" to the sultry "Midnight." The album's unique blend of genres creates a rich tapestry of sounds that will appeal to both jazz aficionados and rock enthusiasts alike. The vinyl release, complete with a few nostalgic crackles, adds an authentic touch, transporting you back to the golden age of jazz. Whether you're a fan of Hal Singer's previous works or new to his music, "Swingville Volume 23: Blue Stompin'" is sure to become a staple in your collection.
Hal Singer, the big-toned tenor saxophonist born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, was a pivotal figure in both jazz and R&B scenes, particularly in the 1940s. Known for his powerful and expressive playing, Singer honed his skills with territory big bands, notably those led by Ernie Fields and Jay McShann. His breakthrough came in 1948 with the hit single "Cornbread," which launched his career as a bandleader and allowed him to tour extensively with his own group. Singer's discography spans a variety of genres, including roots rock and French jazz, showcasing his versatility and enduring influence. His music, recorded under labels like Savoy, Acorn, Mercury, and Coral, continues to captivate audiences with its timeless appeal. Singer's legacy is celebrated in compilations that highlight his extensive catalog, offering a rich tapestry of his musical journey.
1,190 Followers
Compare reliable providers and find the cheapest option. View the current prices below.
Price unknown - In most cases, this means the album isn't available on LP or is no longer offered on LP by our trusted sellers.