That's a Plenty 1939-1944

Step back in time with Eddie Condon and his ensemble as they bring you a vibrant collection of classic jazz, swing, and ragtime tunes from the late 1930s to early 1940s. "That's a Plenty 1939-1944" is a lively journey through the golden age of big band and jazz music, showcasing Eddie Condon's mastery as a bandleader and clarinetist.

This album is a treasure trove of timeless tracks, featuring both well-known standards and hidden gems. From the upbeat and energetic "Ballin' the Jack" and "Fidgety Feet" to the soulful and melancholic "When Your Lover Has Gone" and "Embraceable You," Eddie Condon and his band deliver a performance that is as dynamic as it is heartfelt.

With a runtime of just under an hour, "That's a Plenty 1939-1944" is a concise yet comprehensive exploration of the music that defined an era. The album's release on Amanita ensures that this historic collection is preserved and presented with the highest audio quality, allowing both longtime fans and new listeners to appreciate the rich musical heritage of Eddie Condon and his contemporaries.

Whether you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or a curious newcomer, this album is sure to captivate and delight. So sit back, relax, and let the infectious rhythms and timeless melodies of Eddie Condon and his band transport you to a bygone era of musical excellence.