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Freddy Johnson
Freddy Johnson 1933 1939
Genre: Jazz

Track Listings (25) - Disc #1
1. Sing About the Swanee - Freddy Johnson, Waller, Fats
2. My Baby's Gone - Freddy Johnson, Waller, Fats
3. Sweet Georgia Brown - Freddy Johnson, Bernie, Ben
4. Foxy and Grapesy - Freddy Johnson, Johnson, Freddy [Pi
5. Wo Ist Der Mann? - Freddy Johnson, Kolpe
6. Sweet Madness - Freddy Johnson, Johnson, Freddy [Pi
7. Harlem Bound - Freddy Johnson, Johnson, Freddy [Pi
8. I've Got Rhythm - Freddy Johnson, Gershwin, George
9. I've Got Rhythm - Freddy Johnson, Gershwin, George
10. Tiger Rag - Freddy Johnson, Costa, Harry Da
11. I Want to Dance - Freddy Johnson, Jones
12. Harlem Hot Club Stomp - Freddy Johnson, Johnson, Freddy [Pi
13. You Took Advantage of Me - Freddy Johnson, Hart, Lorenz
14. Jungle Fever - Freddy Johnson, Dietz, Howard
15. Ain't Misbehavin' - Freddy Johnson, Brooks, Harry
16. Big Wig in the Wigwam - Freddy Johnson, Waller, Fats
17. The Blue Room - Freddy Johnson, Hart, Lorenz
18. Jam With Bacon - Freddy Johnson, Johnson, Freddy [Pi
19. Frenchie's Blues - Freddy Johnson, Combelle
20. Hi-Diddle-Diddle - Freddy Johnson, Carlton
21. Zumba - Freddy Johnson, Lara
22. Sweet Lorraine - Freddy Johnson, Burwell, Clifford R
23. Shine - Freddy Johnson, Brown, Lew
24. Panama - Freddy Johnson, Tyers, William
25. Rhythm Is Our Business - Freddy Johnson, Cahn, Sammy

CD Details

All Artists: Freddy Johnson
Title: Freddy Johnson 1933 1939
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Classics
Release Date: 6/9/1998
Genre: Jazz
Style: Swing Jazz
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 789368204526

CD Reviews

My Uncle Freddy

Louis A. Johnson | Nevada.USA | 01/21/2001

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Freddy Johnson though poor, never worked at odd jobs, he loved the piano and worked playing under aged in speakeasys until 1922 when he became an accompanist for Florence Mills. Formed his own band in N.Y. 1924. He was born in N.Y. 3/12/04 and Died in N.Y. 3/24/61.Settled in Europe in 1929 and recorded and arrainged on European Labels with musicians such as Coleman Hawkins, Benny Carter, et. el.before being interned by The German War Machine In Dec. 1940 in Holland.Returned to USA in a prisoner exchange in 1944 shortly after which he opened his studio on B'way As a vocal coach and arrainger. Where he remained until his death from cancer in March of 1961.He was a prolific writer of music."