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This compact disc is a compilation of the original music which is listened to by the characters in the cult novel Hopscotch. The compilation was put together by the "Comision Discadas" of the Institute of Patafphysical Studies. Between the chapters 10 and 17 the characters of the novel (a collection of bohemians intellectuals from different countries) get together in a flat (in the Latin Quarter of Paris) and listen to jazz music. The writing is woven into the music; there is a strong connection between the structure of the songs and the structure of the chapters, and the action. This compilation is designed to listen to the chapters 10 to 17: Chapter 10 1) "I'm coming, Virginia" (Cook - Heywood) 3.10 m Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra New York 13/5/1927 2) "Jazz me blues" (Delaney) 3.02 m Bix Biederbecke & His Gang New York 5/10/1927 Chapter 11 1) "Four O'clock drag" (Gabler) 2.49 m Lester Young with The Kansas City Six New York 28/3/1944 2) "Save it pretty mama" 3.26 m Lionel Hampton Chapter 12 1) "Wrap your troubles in dreams" 2.43 m Coleman Hawkins New York 1/5/1944 2) "Grooving high" 2.42 m Dizzy Gillispie 3) "Empty bed blues" 3.25 m Bessie Smith New York 20/3/1928 Chapter 13 1) "Don't play me cheap" (Dial - Randolph) 2.54 m Louis Armstrong Chicago 26/4/1933 Chapter 14 1) "After the rain" 4.07 m John Coltrane New York 29/4/1963 2) "Village blues" (Marsala) 2.48 m Sidney Bechet 3) "See see rider" 2.55 m Lonnie Johnson Copenhagen 16/10/1963 Chapter 15 1) "Jelly beans blues" 3.20 m Ma Rainey New York 16/10/1924 2) "Blue interlude" 3.25 m Benny Carter 10/10/1933 3) "When I'm drunk" 8.30 m Champion Jack Dupree En vivo 1971 4) "Black brown and white" 3.06 m Big Bill Broonzy Paris 20/9/1951 Chapter 16 1) "Hot and bothered" 3.16 m Duke Ellington & His Orchestra New York 1/10/1928 2) "I ain't got nobody" 5.40 m Earl Hines New York 7/3/1964 Chapter 17 1) "Mamie's blues" (Desdume) 2.46 m Jelly Roll Morton New York 16/12/1939 2) "Stack O'Lee blues" (Lopez) 2.20 m Waring's Pennsylvanians 18/4/1928 |
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