Mezz Mezzrow Buck Clayton Pee Wee Russell Bud Freeman - Los Grandes Del Jazz 29

Review by Joshua Sloan

"Los Grandes Del Jazz 29" by Mezz Mezzrow, Buck Clayton, Pee Wee Russell, and Bud Freeman is a must-have for any jazz enthusiast. The album features some of the most iconic names in jazz history, and their performances on this album are nothing short of brilliant.

The album opens with Mezzrow's "Really the Blues," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features Mezzrow's signature clarinet playing, which is both soulful and energetic. Buck Clayton's trumpet playing on "Swingin' at the Daisy Chain" is another highlight of the album, as is Pee Wee Russell's clarinet work on "Canal Street Blues."

Bud Freeman's tenor saxophone playing on "The Eel" is also noteworthy, as is his work on "China Boy." Overall, the musicianship on this album is top-notch, and the chemistry between the players is evident in every note.

The album also features some great arrangements, such as the swinging rendition of "Blue Lou" and the Dixieland-inspired "I Found a New Baby."

Summary by Joshua Sloan

In short, "Los Grandes Del Jazz 29" is a timeless jazz album that showcases the talents of some of the genre's greatest musicians. It's a must-have for any jazz collection and is sure to be enjoyed for years to come.