Pocket Jazz Band, by The Late Risers

Pocket Jazz Band

by The Late Risers

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1.	Cornet Chop Suey 03:21	info	buy track
2.	Bye Bye Blackbird 02:46	lyrics	buy track
Pack up all my cares and woe, Here I go, Singin' low, Bye bye blackbird Where somebody waits for me, Sugar sweet, So is she, Bye bye blackbird, No one seems to love or understand me, Oh what hard luck stories they all hand me, Pack my bags and light the lights, I'll be home, Late tonight, Blackbird, Bye bye
3.	Goin' With The Flow 03:18	info	buy track
4.	Ain't She Sweet 02:34	lyrics	buy track
Ain't she sweet? I see her walkin' down the street, So I ask you very confidentially, Ain't she sweet? Ain't she nice? I looked her over once or twice So I ask you very confidentially, Ain't she nice? Just take a glance In her direction, Oh me or my, Ain't that perfection, Oh yeah So I repeat, Don't you think she's rather neat, So I ask you very confidentially, Oh, ain't she sweet? ---(Insert tuba solo & some playful jabs)
5.	Swan Lake 03:13	info	buy track
6.	That's A Plenty 02:36	info	buy track
7.	Whispering 03:38	info	buy track
8.	The Old Feeling 03:20	lyrics	buy track
I saw you last night and got that old feeling, When you came in sight I got that old feeling, The moment that you danced by, I felt a thrill, And when you caught my eye, My heart stood still, Once again I seem to get that old yearning, And I knew the spark of love was still burning, There will be no new romance for me, It's foolish to start, For that old feeling, Is still in my heart
9.	Singin' The Blues 03:10	info	buy track
10.	Lunch Break 03:11	info	buy track
11.	I'm Beginning To See The Light 03:10	info	buy track
12.	The King's Shilling 02:42	lyrics	buy track
Well a voice was heard in the market one day, Two lads who gazed out to the sea, "Come take The King's Shilling, and follow your dreams, I'll make you a sailor like me," Well the first one to speak was the carpenter's lad, Tim Barlow was is darlin' name, He said "I'll come with you and follow the flag," Young Daniel cried "I'll do the same" Well the ship left the harbor that very same day, Young Daniel gazed back at the shore His mother was crying and waving goodbye She knew she'd see Daniel no more, For sailor's will sleep in the deep so they say, And deream of the land that they love, There's no turning back once the salt's in their veins, Their spirits fly free like a dove, They met with the fleet and the ships of the line, And straight way set sail for the West, The weather turned dark and that North wind did blow, Young Daniel was put to the test, He was climbing the rigging as the wind hung around, And the ship like a toy, it was tossed, He fell from the main mast and never was found, To the sea a young soul had been lost, Then Tim lost his sight in the battle that raged, With a tin cup he sits by the door, He hears a voice come in the market some days, "Come lads! We're away to the war!" For sailor's will sleep in the deep so they say, And deream of the land that they love, There's no turning back once the salt's in their veins, Their spirits fly free like a dove,
13.	After You've Gone 03:12	info	buy track

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Pocket Jazz Band is the debut album by The Late Risers, a four piece Jazz ensemble from Boston, MA. The music ranges from Traditional-Jazz and Swing of the 1920s-40s to original compositions and covers of Classical and Bluegrass music in the Jazz idiom.

credits

released March 5, 2019

Sam Dechenne - Trumpet/Vocals
Austin Yancey - Clarinet/Vocals
Tev Stevig - Banjo/Tenor Guitar/Ukulele
Josiah Reibstein - Tuba

Recorded by Joel Edinberg @ ZUMIX
Mixed by Joel Edinberg @ Q Division Studios
Mastered by Mike Quinn

Album artwork by Josiah Reibstein
Album layout by Kay

Special thanks to Club Passim & The Iguana Fund grant for funding the pressing and physical distribution of this album.

www.thelaterisers.com

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The Late Risers Boston, Massachusetts

The Late Risers perform music of the 1920s-40s, covers of popular tunes and original compositions.

Whether playing at night clubs, swing dances, Great Gatsby-themed costume events, parties, weddings, or just strolling the streets of Boston, the Late Risers elicit smiling faces and dancing feet from their audiences.

Simply put, their music brings people together. ... more