1 	The Old Rugged Cross 	6:15
2 	Now Is The Hour 	2:06
3 	Maisie 	4:02
4 	In The Sweet Bye And Bye 	3:50
5 	Listen To The Mocking Bird 	4:30
6 	The Old Spinning Wheel 	4:15
7 	Silverthreads Among The Gold 	3:28
8 	Isle Of Capri 	3:30
9 	Mary Wore A Golden Chain 	2:35
10 	Salutation March 	4:19
11 	Far Away Blues 	3:30
12 	You Always Hurt The One You Love  [Take 2]	3:19
13 	If I Ever Cease To Love  [Take 1]	4:00
14	Martha [Take 1]		4:09
15	In the Sweet By and By [Take 1]		4:31
16  You Always Hurt the One You Love [Take 1]	4:50
17	Mary Wore a Golden Chain [Take 2]	2:31
18	If I Ever Cease to Love		2:06

Banjo – Bjarne Pedersen
Bass – Mogens Seidelin
Clarinet – George Lewis, Jørgen Svare
Drums – Ib Lindschow
Trombone – Arne "Papa Bue" Jensen
Trumpet – Finn Otto Hansen

New Orleans clarinetist George Lewis teamed up with trombonist Papa Bue Jensen's Copenhagen-based Dixieland band for an LP in 1959 that has been reissued on this CD, along with five previously unreleased alternate takes. Lewis sounds a bit erratic in spots, slipping in and out of tune, and Jensen's band (which includes trumpeter Finn Otto Hansen and Jorgen Svare on second clarinet) was not as strong as it would become. The music, which includes "The Old Rugged Cross," "Listen To the Mocking Bird," "Isle of Capri" and "Salutation March," is full of spirit but not essential. ---Scott Yanow, AllMusic Review

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Cd1
01 - Long Deep and Wide [02:44]
02 - Moten Shake [02:59]
03 - Nyboders Pris [03:19]
04 - The Old Rugged Cross [06:25]
05 - The Old Spinning Wheel [04:28]
06 - Schlafe Mein Prinzchen [04:05]
07 - Under the Bamboo Tree [02:44]
08 - Hawaiian Hospitality [04:04]
09 - Wang Wang Blues [03:12]
10 - C. C. Rider [04:34]
11 - The World is Waiting for the Sunrise [03:16]
12 - Struttin' with Some Barbecue [04:58]
13 - Jungle Jamboree [03:38]
14 - The Mooche [04:27]
15 - Everybody Loves Saterday Night [03:00]
16 - Do You Know What it Means to Miss New [04:43] Orleans
17 - How Come You Do Like Me Like You Do [03:09]
18 - Misty Morning [04:48]
19 - Rent Part Blues [04:24]

Cd2
01 - I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You [03:42] Rascal You
02 - Quiet Days [04:19]
03 - Tailgate Ramble [03:55]
04 - Tar Paper Stomp [04:40]
05 - 2-19 Blues [05:58]
06 - Got No Blues [03:13]
07 - High Society [03:58]
08 - That's My Home [03:19]
09 - Darkness on the Delta [04:14]
10 - Ellington Medley- Ol' Man Blues - [12:03] Creole Love Call - Doin' the Voom Voom
11 - Savoy Blues [05:18]
12 - I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan [05:27]
13 - Doctor Blues [02:12]
14 - Stack O'lee Blues [03:28]
15 - I've Find A New Baby [05:06]
16 - Drop that Sack [03:46]

Cd3
01 - Christopher Columbus [08:09]
02 - Black and Blue [04:45]
03 - Save it Pretty Mama [03:16]
04 - When It's Sleepy Time Down South [03:29]
05 - I'm Confessing [03:37]
06 - Mohagany Hall Stomp [04:55]
07 - Muskrat Ramble [03:09]
08 - Cottage for Sale [03:56]
09 - Farfars Blues [04:03]
10 - I Wonder Who's Kissin' Her Now [03:56]
11 - All that Meat and No Potatoes [02:58]
12 - As Time Goes by [04:16]
13 - Stevedore Stomp [03:55]
14 - Lazy River [04:14]
15 - Tivoli Blues [06:41]
16 - Schlafe Mein Prinzchen [03:42]
17 - What A Wonderful World [05:14]

Papa Bue’s Viking Jazzband have been entertaining people worldwide for five decades and are still going strong! Celebrating fifty years of fantastic Scandanavian jazz, this 3CD set contains over 50 songs and arrangements demonstrating the best of Papa Bue throughout the years.

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1. Canal Street Blues 
2. Buddy Bolden Blues 
3. Willie The Weeper 
4. Corinne Corinna 
5. Grandpa's Spells 
6. New Orleans Parade 
7. Birth Of The Blues 
8. Lazy 'Zippy Steamer 
9. White Cliffs Of Dover 
10. Goin' Back To Storyville 
11. Some Of These Days 
12. Sunshine Of Love 
13. Who's Sorry Now 
14. Lead Me Saviour 
15. Old Fashioned Love

Arne "Papa" Bue Jensen (8 May 1930 – 2 November 2011), known as Papa Bue, was a Danish trombonist and bandleader, chiefly associated with the Dixieland jazz revival style of which he was considered an important proponent. He founded and led the Viking Jazz Band, which was active from 1956. The name came from the American journalist and vocalist Shel Silverstein who attended one of their concerts at Cap Horn during a stay in Copenhagen. He subsequently wrote an article about them, calling them the Danish Vikings, explaining that they played the original New Orleans and Chicago jazz even better than any American band at the time. The band adopted the new name and released their first album as the Viking Jazz Band in 1958. In 1960 their "Schlafe Mein Prinzchen" sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc.

At a time when many jazz musicians worked in the Bebop idiom, his style remained based on the Dixieland tradition but also with influences from early swing music. He is considered one of the most significant proponents of his genre. The group remained active into the 1990s, and recorded with musicians such as George Lewis (1959), Champion Jack Dupree (1962), Art Hodes (1970), Wild Bill Davison (1970, 1974), Wingy Manone, Edmond Hall and Albert Nicholas. They also played with George Lewis, Earl Hines, Stuff Smith, Ben Webster. Wild Bill Davison was a permanent band member. Jensen released a large number of albums, many of them issued or reissued on Storyville Records, Timeless Records, and Music Mecca. It was Papa Bue's Viking Jazz Band which recorded Bent Fabricius-Bjerre's theme music for the Olsen Gang series, now a legendary sequence for the Danes. In 1969, Papa Bue's Viking Jazz Band was the only non-American band to participate in the New Orleans Jazz Festival and Jensen was honored with the "Golden Keys to the City".

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