Tuesday, March 9, 2010

The Big Talent of "Tiny" Parham (FILES RESTORED 8-2-10)

Here is some of THE best jazz music of the late 1920s--two CDs' worth. Scans of the set's booklet are also included. I didn't do the covers, 'cos they're uglier than sin.

Ripped at 320 for your musical enjoyment!

CD 1 is HERE (new upload!) and CD 2 resides HENCE.

I wrote a review of this CD set for Tim Gracyk's long-departed Victrola and 78 Journal 12 years ago. I'm gonna stick to my opinions of 1998, which you can read below:


Hope this gets more action than Charlie Rich. Not a soul has downloaded the music from my previous post.
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4 comments:

  1. I agree, GREAT music- he's been a favorite since I heard him on the old RCA lp "Jugs, Washboards and Kazoos", Sodbuster's Dream is a great title don't you think? Thank you!

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  2. Dear Musenick,

    This is a truly marvelous collection. Thank you! Any thoughts on the second CD?

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  3. Hi Julian...

    Get CD 2 here: http://rapidshare.com/#!download|854tl|361284199|TinyParhamCD2.rar|172934

    there's also a link in the article above. Thansk for your kind comments. Tiny is the best!

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  4. Anyway to download just the liner notes? (I bought the music from Amazon).

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