Frank Johnson And Friends, Frisco Joe's Jazz Band, Frank Gow, Graham Coyle - 1954 56

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Review by Louis Rosner

The album '1954-56' by Frank Johnson and Friends, Frisco Joe's Jazz Band, Frank Gow, and Graham Coyle is a musical journey that takes the listener back in time to the golden era of jazz. The album features a collection of classic jazz tunes performed by some of the most talented musicians of their time.

The album opens with the upbeat and lively 'Royal Garden Blues' performed by Frisco Joe's Jazz Band. The track sets the tone for the rest of the album, with its infectious rhythm and catchy melodies. The track is followed by 'Basin Street Blues' performed by Frank Johnson and Friends, which showcases the smooth and soulful voice of Frank Johnson.

Other standout tracks on the album include 'St. James Infirmary' performed by Frank Gow, which features haunting vocals and a somber piano melody, and 'Mack the Knife' performed by Graham Coyle, which is a lively and energetic rendition of the classic tune.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
St. Louis Blues	3:06
Over In The Glory Land	2:54
Got No Place To Go	2:57
Steal Away Blues	3:01
Tea Garden Rag	2:26
Down South	2:56
Sweet Patootie	3:13
Wocka The Fish	2:59
When The Saints Go Marching In	2:31
Let's Get Together	3:06
Dill Pickles Rag	2:37
Tiger Rag	2:56
The Tickle Rag	2:43
Silver Bell's March	2:41

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S1325

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Swaggie Records

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Credits

Role	Credit
Trumpet	Frank Johnson

Notes

Frank Johnson's Fabulous Dixielanders
A1 A2 A4 A5 A6 A& B7
Frisco Joe's Jazz Band
B1 B2 B4 B5
Frank Gow
A3
Graham Coyle
B3 B6

About Frank Johnson And Friends, Frisco Joe's Jazz Band, Frank Gow, Graham Coyle

Australian trumpeter, born 22 May 1927, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Among the pioneers of traditional jazz in Australia in the years after World War II, Johnson played vigorous trumpet in several bands before forming his own. The bands popularity with audiences for live appearances, on radio and in record sales continued into the 50s. By the middle of the decade, however, like so many bands of its kind in Australia and elsewhere, it was severely challenged by changing tastes in popular music. Johnson folded the band but continued to play whenever opportunities presented themselves during succeeding decades.

Real Name

Francis Walter Johnson

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Frank Johnson And Friends
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Summary by Louis Rosner

'1954-56' is a must-have album for jazz lovers and anyone who appreciates good music. The album is a testament to the talent and creativity of the musicians who performed on it and is sure to leave listeners tapping their feet and humming along to the catchy tunes.