Trouble In Mind Avos Jan 2025

Harmony Hotshots Jazz Band
The Harmony Hotshots is a traditional jazz band featuring loosely defined improvisational arrangements. We are in Northern Colorado and started performing in 2022. We welcome good musicians of any age who would like to learn traditional jazz, and, of course, we welcome skilled trad players as well.
The Harmony Hotshots work closely with the Northern Colorado Traditional Jazz Society to expand the community of traditional jazz fans both on-stage and in our ever-growing audience.
This live recording was made January 26, 2025 in Ft. Collins, Colorado. Ted Turner (leader, banjo, vocals), Andrew Vogt (clarinet, saxophones, vocals), Reece Pullen (drums), Chris Norton (bass), Mark Manges (trumpet, vocals), Fred Smith (piano), Steve Tyler (trombone).
This recording was made with a Samsung S23 Ultra, sound EQ'ed with Mixbus 10.
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"Trouble in Mind" is a vaudeville blues song written by jazz pianist Richard M. Jones. The earliest known recording was by singer Thelma La Vizzo in 1924, with Jones accompanying her on piano. However, it was Bertha "Chippie" Hill's 1926 rendition, featuring Jones and trumpeter Louis Armstrong, that popularized the song and cemented its status as a blues standard.
The song's lyrics express deep sorrow and despair, yet they also convey a sense of hope for better days. This blend of melancholy and optimism has resonated with audiences, leading to numerous interpretations across various genres. Over the years, "Trouble in Mind" has been covered by a wide array of artists, including Dinah Washington, Nina Simone, Big Bill Broonzy, Harmony Hotshots, and Sam Cooke, each bringing their unique style to the piece.
In 1952, Dinah Washington's rendition reached number four on the Billboard Rhythm & Blues chart, marking the song's first appearance on the record charts. Nina Simone also achieved chart success with her 1961 version, which peaked at number 11 on the R&B chart and number 92 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The enduring appeal of "Trouble in Mind" lies in its universal theme of overcoming adversity, making it a timeless piece that continues to be performed and cherished by musicians and audiences alike. - Chat GPT
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