Hothouse stomp
Subtitle: the music of 1920s Chicago and Harlem : Charlie Johnson's Paradise Orchestra, McKinney's Cotton Pickers, Tiny Parham and his Musicians, and Fess Williams' Royal Flush Orchestra
By: Brian Carpenter's Ghost Train Orchestra
Contributors: Carpenter, Brian, 1971-; Williams, Fess, 1894-1975; Parham, Tiny, 1900-1943; Nesbitt, John, 1900-1935; Johnson, Charlie, 1891-1959
Publisher: Accurate
Published: 2010
Place of publication: United States]
Format: [sound recording] :
Subjects: Ragtime music; Jazz; Big band music; History and criticism
Other titles: Music of 1920s Chicago and Harlem
Notes: Program notes on container insert.

Music transcribed and arranged by Brian Carpenter.

Performed by Brian Carpenter's Ghost Train Orchestra: Brian Carpenter, trumpet, harmonica (1), vocals (5); Dennis Lichtman, clarinet; Andy Laster, alto saxophone; Matt Bauder, tenor saxophone (3-9, 12), alto saxophone (11), clarinet (1, 2, 10); Curtis Hasslebring, trombone; Jordan Voelker, viola, saw (5, 6, 10); Mazz  Swift, violin, vocals (4, 6); Brandon Seabrook, banjo; Rob Garcia, drums; Ron Caswell, tuba; conducted by Brian Carpenter.

Recorded Nov. 2009 at Avatar Studios, NYC and Dec. 2009 at Scotty Hard Studios, NYC.
Table of contents: title: Ghost Train (Orchestra)  -- Brian Carpenter, Brandon Seabrook -- (1:36); title: Mojo strut  -- Tiny Parham -- (2:55); title: Stop kidding  -- John Nesbitt -- (2:30); title: Gee baby, ain't I good to you?  -- Don Redman, Andy Razaf -- (3:43); title: Voodoo  -- Tiny Parham -- (3:01); title: Blues sure have got me  -- Charlie Johnson -- (3:42); title: Hot bones and rice  -- Charlie Johnson -- (4:49); title: Dixie stomp  -- B. Tremaine -- (2:59); title: Lucky  -- Tiny Parham -- (1:59); title: The boy in the boat  -- C. Stanton, Don Redman -- (4:40); title: Slide, Mr. Jelly, slide  -- Fess Williams -- (2:16); title: Hot tempered blues -- Charlie Johnson, Arthur Porter-- (4:09).