Year of release 2023

Songs 22

Album time 01:06:05

Genre list Jazz

1
Gravier Street Blues
 
3:02
2
Candy Lips (Version 1)
 
2:46
3
Nobody But
 
2:41
4
Candy Lips (Version 2)
 
2:45
5
Cushion Foot Stomp (Version 1)
 
3:02
6
Cushion Foot Stomp (Version 2)
 
2:56
7
P. D. Q. Blues (Version 1)
 
2:57
8
P. D. Q. Blues (Version 2)
 
2:53
9
Cushion Foot Stomp
 
3:23
10
Take Your Black Bottom Outside
 
3:04
11
Black Snake Blues
 
2:58
12
Old Folks Shuffle
 
2:52
13
Baltimore (Version 1)
 
2:56
14
Baltimore (Version 2)
 
2:59
15
Take Your Black Bottom Dance Outside
 
3:06
16
Slow River (Version 1)
 
3:16
17
Slow River (Version 2)
 
3:15
18
Zulu Wail (Version 1)
 
3:13
19
Zulu Wail (Version 2)
 
3:04
20
Shooting The Pistol
 
2:43
21
(I'm Goin' Back To) Bottomland (Version 1)
 
3:13
22
(I'm Goin' Back To) Bottomland (Version 2)
 
3:11

The catalog page for Classic Jazz, 1927 (Hq Remastered 2023) by Clarence Williams & His Orchestra brings the main album facts together The entry keeps the album title, artist information, track list and page metadata in one place.

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The track list starts with Gravier Street Blues, Candy Lips (Version 1), Nobody But, Candy Lips (Version 2), Cushion Foot Stomp (Version 1), Cushion Foot Stomp (Version 2), P. D. Q. Blues (Version 1), and P. D. Q. Blues (Version 2). The song names add concrete text around the album and help identify the exact release.

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