Jazz Record 1007 B Art Hodes Jazz Record Six SOMEDAY SWEETHEART

“Someday Sweetheart” is a warm, blues-inflected traditional jazz performance of the early jazz standard by John Spikes and Reb Spikes. Art Hodes leads the Jazz Record Six with his earthy Chicago-style piano, supported by Henry Goodwin on trumpet, George Lugg on trombone, Cecil Scott on clarinet, Pops Foster on bass, and Kaiser Marshall on drums. The performance has the relaxed two-beat drive and collective improvisation characteristic of Hodes’ traditional-jazz recordings of this period. Discographical sources identify this session as having been recorded in New York on March 20, 1946. The record was issued as Jazz Record 1007, paired with “Wolverine Blues.” Billboard listed Jazz Record 1007 among its advance record releases in its June 29, 1946 issue, supporting a June 1946 release date. Release date: June 1946 Label: Jazz Record 1007 Recorded: March 20, 1946 Style: Traditional jazz / Chicago jazz Composers: John Spikes & Reb Spikes