Jack McVea And His Orchestra - Come Blow Your Horn
Review by Vitor Mendes
"Come Blow Your Horn" by Jack McVea and His Orchestra is a classic jazz album that showcases the talent of McVea and his band. Released in 1956, the album features a mix of original compositions and covers, all performed with precision and style.
The album opens with the title track, a lively and upbeat number that sets the tone for the rest of the record. McVea's saxophone skills are on full display here, as he leads the band through a series of intricate solos and riffs.
Other standout tracks include "Roll 'Em Pete", a bluesy number featuring vocals by Wynonie Harris, and "St. Louis Blues", a classic jazz standard that McVea and his band make their own with their unique arrangement.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| I Owe Everybody | ||
| I'll Get Along Somehow | ||
| Tequila Hop | ||
| Ubie Dubie | ||
| You Brought Me Heartaches | ||
| Don't Bruise The Feeling | ||
| Trying To Tell Ya | ||
| Fish Man | ||
| Nobody In Mind | ||
| Fiddlesticks | ||
| Oh How I Miss You Tonight | ||
| Oh That'll Be Joyful | ||
| Cha Cho Hop | ||
| Hoo Doo You Baby | ||
| Chop Chop Boom | ||
| On The Sunny Side Of The Street |
Video
Jack McVea Orchestra - Cha Cho Hop - Rare 50's Instrumental
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Catalog Numbers
CH 147Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Compilation
- Mono
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Compiled By | Ray Topping |
About Jack McVea And His Orchestra
Name Vars
- Jack Mc Vea & His Orchestra
- Jack McBea & Orchestra
- Jack McVea & His Orchestra
- Jack McVea & Orchestra
- Jack McVea And His Orchestra
- Jack McVea Orch.
- Jack McVea's Orchestra
- Jack McVea, Orchestra
Members
- Jack McVea
Summary by Vitor Mendes
Comments
Dig it
It's either putting another song on the B side or leaving it blank - This is probably one of those sides that was only used as filler in the style of instrumental rock 'n' roll singles.
It's a great record, but not for this side, which is OK, meh.. The Sharps is the KILLER group, not the Jack McVea Orch..
I Like it to THX !!
I like it. Guess you can't win them all, lol
Well I know why it's rare. That's one of the worst rock instrumentals I've ever heard. It sounds as if the recording was constantly getting stuck and repeating itself. Rare is not always good.
