Get all 20 Leroy Jones releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of My Cherie Amour / Feel Like Makin' Love, New Orleans Brass Band Music Vol. 2, Sweeter Than A Summer Breeze, March Of The Toddlers, Leroy Jones & Katja Toivola VOL. II, I'm Talkin' Bout New Orleans, We Shall Not Be Moved, Paradise On Earth, and 12 more.
1. |
Mahogany Hall Stomp
04:05
|
|||
2. |
Darktown Strutter's Ball
04:48
|
|||
3. |
Esko's Delight
03:38
|
|||
4. |
||||
5. |
St. Louis Blues
08:28
|
|||
6. |
Careless Love
06:32
|
|||
7. |
||||
8. |
Old Rugged Cross
04:11
|
|||
9. |
Bourbon Street Parade
06:59
|
|||
10. |
Amazing Grace
05:21
|
|||
11. |
||||
12. |
St. James Infirmary
05:15
|
|||
13. |
That's a Plenty
05:30
|
Leroy Jones New Orleans, Louisiana
The legendary jazz trumpeter Leroy Jones is known to music lovers as the "keeper of the flame" for traditional New Orleans jazz and to critics as one of the top musicians ever produced by the Crescent City.
If you like Mahogany Hall Stomp, you may also like:
Passages
by Gord & Olivier Clements Quintet
Sonorous, gentle, melodic jazz from this Victoria BC-based multi-instrumentalist that soothes and enraptures.
go to album
One Of A Kind
by Freddie Hubbard
This schorching live set from legendary trumpet player Freddie Hubbard captures the bebop icon at the peak of his powers.
go to album
Magic Moments
by Arkadia Jazz All-Stars
Four of Arkadia’s frequent collaborators are featured on this invigorating compilation album.
go to album
Thank You, Duke!
by Arkadia Jazz All-Stars
The Arkadia Jazz All-Stars deliver a low-lit, elegant take on Duke Ellington classics, each note delivered with tenderness and grace.
go to album
The Stars of Jazz #1
by Arkadia Jazz All-Stars
This LP makes good on its title, with appearances by Pat Metheny, Bill Frisell, Randy Brecker, and more.
go to album
ONE DAY
by Jaz Sawyer | Tongo Eisen-Martin
featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 1, 2022
go to album
A collection of jazz standards from this Chicago artist recalls the genre’s swing era, with waltzing rhythms and skipping guitars.
go to album
