The Speakeasy Jazz Babies - The Speakeasy Jazz Babies Album

Tracklist

1	From Monday On
2	Hard Hearted Hannah
3	Every Time I Fall In Love
4	Mahogany Hall Stomp
5	I'm In The Market For You
6	Everybody Loves My Baby
7	Once In A While
8	Limehouse Blues
9	Save It Pretty Mama
10	Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans
11	Doin' The New Lowdown
12	The Love Nest

Credits

• Clarinet – Joe Licari
• Cornet – John Bucher
• Cover – Marshal Sudderth
• Drums – Richie Baron
• Guitar – Carmen Mastren (tracks: 1, 4 to 9), Marty Grasz (tracks: 2, 3, 10 to 12)
• Remastered By – Jim Balantic
• Trombone – Dick Dreiwitz
• Tuba – Barbara Dreiwitz
• Vocals – Betty Comora, Marty Grasz (tracks: 2, 3, 10 to 12)
• Written-By – Crosby (tracks: 11), Bates (tracks: 4), Furber (tracks: 12), DeLange (tracks: 8), Jenkins (tracks: 5), Barris (tracks: 11), Palmer (tracks: 7), Yellen (tracks: 4), Manley (tracks: 2), Fields, McHugh (tracks: 9), David (tracks: 3), McCarthy (tracks: 2), Alter (tracks: 8), Hirsch (tracks: 10), Agar (tracks: 4), Harbach (tracks: 10), Denniker (tracks: 3), Brahm (tracks: 12), Bigelow (tracks: 4), S. Williams (tracks: 1), Williams (tracks: 7), Butler (tracks: 6)

Notes

Composition credits taken from original LP self-released 1980 under catalog #SJB-100

Companies

• Recorded At – DeGangi Studios

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