Trumpet on the Wing
San Sue Strut
Cat’s Head
Muskrat Ramble
Wailing Blues
Shake That Thing!
Tar Paper Stomp
Strange Blues
Never Had No Lovin’
Panama
Tin Roof Blues
Sensation Rag
The Blues Have Got Me
Nickel In The Slot
Breeze, Blow My Baby Back To Me
About A Quarter To Nine
Love Is Just Around The Corner
You’re An Angel
The Isle Of Capri
I’m In Love All Over Again
I Believe In Miracles
Let’s Spill The Beans
Sliphorn Sam
Bouncin’ In Rhythm
A Smile Will Go A Long, Long Way
I’ve Got A Feelin’ You’re Foolin’
I’ve Got A Note
The Broken Record
Please Believe Me
You Started Me Dreaming
Goody, Goody!
Dallas Blues
Tormented
Swingin’ At The Hickory House
Limehouse Blues
Blue Lou
Rhythm On The River
Dinner For The Duchess
Memphis Blues
The Tailgate Ramble
If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight
Shake The Blues Away
At The Jazz Band Ball
Box Car Blues
Real Gone
The Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi
Burlecue
Trumpet On The Wing
Corrine, Corrina
The Isle Of Capri
Pawn Shop Blues
The Birth Of The Blues
Way Down Yonder In New Orleans
Mississippi Mud
Sidewalks Of New York
Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans?

Wingy Manone, trompette
Bing Crosby
Chu Berry
George Brunies
Bud Freeman
Nappy Lamare
Joe Marsala
Matty Matlock
Eddie Miller
Jelly Roll Morton
Artie Shaw
Jack Teagarden
Benny Goodman & his Boys
Barbecue Joe & his Hot Dogs
the New Orleans Rythm Kings
Russ Morgen & his Orchestra
Adrian Rollini & his Tap Room Gang
Wingy Manone & his Orchestra
Wingy Manone & his Dixieland Band
Wingy Manone & his New Orleans Buzzards
Nappy Lamare & his Louisiana Levee Loungers

Adding to Retrospective’s growing roster of great jazz trumpeters is this, the finest 2CDset available devoted to the career of one of the all-time great jazz entertainers, one-armed trumpeter Wingy Manone. The New Orleans trumpeter, Joseph “Wingy” Manone (1904-1982) was one of those rare artists who overcame physical disability to reach the very top. Despite losing his right arm in a road accident as a child, he became one of the finest front-line soloists the hometown of jazz ever produced. Trumpet On The Wing (also the title of his autobiography) uniquely traces his career from his earliest dates with the Arcadians Serenaders and Barbecue Joe's Hot Dogs (Tar Paper Stomp later became transformed into In The Mood!), through to his vintage years leading his own band. New to CD are a dozen rare and underrated tracks from 1957/62. His forthright, exuberantly Louis Armstrong-inspired cornet and trumpet playing is featured throughout, but, like Armstrong, he also became popular for his zany vocals, especially after his huge 1935 hit The Isle of Capri. He was a true entertainer.