House Hop/The Lou Stein 3, 4 and 5

RELEASE
June 04, 2002
LABEL
Collectables
GENRES
Jazz, Jazz Instrument, Bop, Piano Jazz

Album Review

Pianist Lou Stein's numerous jazz credentials included full-time stints with Charlie Ventura and Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band, not to mention sporadic featured spots with Coleman Hawkins, Benny Goodman, Lester Young, and Joe Venuti. This Collectables two-fer provides a reminder of Stein's dazzling, yet entertaining jazz chops that were similar to Art Tatum. House Hop is a pleasant set of standards featuring Milt Hinton on bass and Jimmy Crawford on drums. The stronger set is The Lou Stein Three, Four and Five. Not only does it feature Stein's well-known composition "East of the Suez," but it adds additional spice by employing the horns of Peanuts Hucko, Johnny Barrows, and James Buffington. This recommended reissue is an affordable way to acquire these long-out-of-print albums
Al Campbell, Rovi

Track Listing

  1. Goody Goody
  2. Cherry
  3. Why Do I Love You?
  4. All of Me
  5. Dinah
  6. There'll Be Some Changes Made
  7. This Can't Be Love
  8. Truckin'
  9. On the Sunny Side of the Street
  10. Mean to Me
  11. Rose Room
  12. (Back Home Again In) Indiana
  13. Lullaby in Rhythm
  14. Love Walked In
  15. Jeepers Creepers
  16. Jim and Andy's
  17. Gone With the Wind
  18. Prelude to a Kiss
  19. There's a Small Hotel
  20. I Concentrate on You
  21. Ming Tree
  22. East of the Suez
  23. My Baby Just Cares for Me
  24. Jobolou
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