Dive into the vibrant world of swing, ragtime, and jazz with Stuff Smith's captivating album, "With The Henry Chaix Trio: Late Woman Blues." Released on November 20, 2001, under the Storyville label, this album is a treasure trove of timeless classics and enchanting melodies that showcase Smith's virtuosity on the violin and his unique contributions to the jazz genre.
The album opens with the iconic "C Jam Blues," a tune that sets the stage for a journey through a collection of well-loved standards and hidden gems. Tracks like "Perdido," "How High The Moon," and "Take The A Train" are performed with a fresh energy and a distinctive flair that only Stuff Smith can deliver. His collaboration with the Henry Chaix Trio adds a rich, dynamic layer to these performances, highlighting the chemistry and synergy between the musicians.
"Late Woman Blues," the title track, is a standout piece that showcases Smith's expressive playing and emotional depth. Other notable tracks include "Body And Soul," "After You've Gone," and "Oh, Lady Be Good," each offering a glimpse into the artist's versatility and mastery of various jazz styles.
The album's duration of 1 hour and 2 minutes ensures a satisfying listening experience, allowing you to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of sounds and rhythms that define Stuff Smith's musical legacy. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to his work, this album is a delightful exploration of the timeless appeal of jazz and swing music.
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