[Dixielandjazz] Name this Tune PLEASE

[Mike Durham]

Hi Charlie: can't help with the tune, but agree about the Original Indiana 
Five. We recorded their arrangement of "Mean, Mean Mama" for Stomp Off a few 
years back, learned it off an old 78 record. Now Jazz Oracle have issued 
their entire output on four CD's in perfect sound quality, so OIF lovers can 
overdose on their music!

Mike D.


>From: "Charles Coleman" <charliew8fim at ncool.net>
>To: <dixielandjazz at ml.islandnet.com>
>Subject: [Dixielandjazz] Name this Tune PLEASE
>Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 22:54:25 -0500
>
>Hello, listees;    I am having trouble finding the title of  tune I can't 
>get out of my head.  It sounds like a Fats Waller composition, but it's not 
>in my Waller collection.   So how does it go?  hummm humm - no that won't 
>work.    If I remember how to write chords, the tune follows the chord 
>structure and pretty well defines the melody:
>     II    V7    /    I    IV    /    III7    vi    /    iv        /  
>(first 4 bars)
>Also, the tune starts on the second scale step.
>     Also re: ODJB and the 5's (Napoleon, etc.) My personal favorite is  
>the Original Indiana Five   - they had a LOT to say.   Strangely not much 
>recognition.
>     Charlie (hum - de - humm hummmm????)    Coleman
>
>
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