The Hot Sides 1926-1931

Hal Kemp and His Orchestra

The Hot Sides 1926-1931

RELEASED: November 30, -0001
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. Peg Leg Stomp 3:06 2. Blue Rhythm 3:36 3. Brown Sugar 2:43 4. Go, Joe, Go 2:49 5. She's a Great, Great Girl 3:02 6. Lovable 2:45 7. Oh, Baby! 3:14 8. Washington and Lee Swing 2:50 9. (Step by Step-Mile by Mile) I'm Marching Home to You 3:03 10. The Eyes of Texas 3:13 11. That's What I Call Heaven 3:02 12. Broadway Rose 2:59 13. Walkin' With Susie 3:07 14. That's You, Baby 2:49 15. H'llo Baby 3:05 16. Carolina 3:02 17. How I'll Miss You (When the Summer Is Gone) 2:58 18. Under a Texas Moon 3:20 19. Can't You Heah Me Callin' Caroline? 3:19 20. Washin' the Blues From My Soul 3:09 21. She Loves Me Just the Same 2:30 22. Them There Eyes 2:45 23. Whistles 2:48 24. I Found a Million Dollar Baby (In a Five and Ten Cent Store) 2:57
The album 'The Hot Sides 1926-1931' by Hal Kemp and His Orchestra showcases a collection of vibrant and energetic jazz recordings from the late 1920s to early 1930s. With a focus on danceable tunes and big band arrangements, it captures the essence of the jazz age, reflecting the musical trends of the time. Kemp's orchestra was known for its lively performances and sophisticated sound, which appealed to both dance enthusiasts and jazz aficionados. This compilation highlights the orchestra's ability to blend popular songs with innovative orchestration, marking a significant contribution to the era's musical landscape.