Wire Brush Stomp (1938-1941)

Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

Wire Brush Stomp (1938-1941)

RELEASED: September 01, 1995
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
Track Listing
1. The Madame Swings It 2:57 2. Jam on Toast 2:24 3. Bolero at the Savoy 2:45 4. Murdy Purdy 3:07 5. Nagasaki 2:27 6. Some Like It Hot 2:27 7. Meet the Beat of My Heart 2:42 8. Marchetta 2:45 9. Symphony in Riffs 2:51 10. Alreet 2:36 11. Wire Brush Stomp 2:11 12. Slow Down 3:08 13. Flamingo 3:29 14. Manhattan Transfer 3:18 15. Watch the Birdie 3:08 16. The Big Do 2:43
Historical Archive
Wire Brush Stomp (1938-1941) showcases the vibrant sound of Gene Krupa and His Orchestra during the late 1930s and early 1940s, a period marked by the transition from swing to more modern jazz forms. The album features a collection of tracks that highlight Krupa's innovative drumming style and his ability to blend various musical elements, making it a significant contribution to the big band genre. The lively arrangements and energetic performances exemplify the spirit of the era, creating a timeless listening experience that continues to resonate with jazz enthusiasts.