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New Orleans Owls
The Owls' Hoot!
Genres: Jazz, Pop

Track Listings (26) - Disc #1
1. Stomp off, Let's Go - New Orleans Owls, Schoebel, Elmer
2. Oh Me! Oh My! - New Orleans Owls, Barr
3. The Owl's Hoot - New Orleans Owls, White, Benjie
4. Picadilly - New Orleans Owls, Schoebel, Elmer
5. Tampeekoe - New Orleans Owls, Panico, Louis
6. Dynamite - New Orleans Owls, Henderson, Fletcher
7. Pretty Baby - New Orleans Owls,
8. West End Romp - New Orleans Owls, Ferrer, Eduardo
9. Blowin' off Steam - New Orleans Owls, Davis
10. White Ghost Shivers - New Orleans Owls, Swan
11. The Nightmare - New Orleans Owls, Handler
12. Brotherly Love - New Orleans Owls, Meyers, Billy
13. Eccentric - New Orleans Owls, Robinson, J. Russel
14. That's A-Plenty - New Orleans Owls, Gilbert, Ray
15. Meat on the Table - New Orleans Owls, Christansen, Sigfre
16. The New Twister - New Orleans Owls, Krise
17. Goose Pimples - New Orleans Owls, Henderson, Fletcher
18. Throwin' the Horns [Take 1] - New Orleans Owls, Bolman
19. She's Crying for Me - New Orleans Owls, Pecora, Santo
20. She's Crying for Me - New Orleans Owls, Pecora, Santo
21. Everybody Loves Somebody Blues (But Nobody Loves Me) - New Orleans Owls, Long, Glyn Lea "Red
22. Everybody Loves Somebody Blues (But Nobody Loves Me) - New Orleans Owls, Long, Glyn Lea "Red
23. Ain't Love Grand? (Don't Get Funky) - New Orleans Owls, Peck
24. Ain't Love Grand? (Don't Get Funky) - New Orleans Owls, Peck
25. Alligator Blues (Lagniappe) - New Orleans Owls, Diaz, Horace
26. Alligator Blues (Lagniappe) - New Orleans Owls, Diaz, Horace

CD Details

All Artists: New Orleans Owls
Title: The Owls' Hoot!
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Frog UK
Release Date: 6/23/1998
Genres: Jazz, Pop
Style: New Orleans Jazz
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 641654760225

CD Reviews

An absolute must have CD!!!

Aaron The Baron | 09/28/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This CD has every track (including alternate takes) ever recorded by this obscure hot big band in New Orleans called The Owls in the 20's. This is rare and hot stuff, get it while it's still in print. Essential."

Trad jazz fan

Brian | Australia | 08/07/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I am a lover of trad / Dixieland jazz and wanted to add to my collection with music with an "old" jazz sound from earlier in the 1900s.

Having researched what was available, I chose "The Owls' Hoot" with a 1920's group and I am delighted with it.

It rounds off my jazz selection as it gives me a coverage of trad sounds from all eras.

Brian."