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Paul Biese And His Orchestra & Henry Halstead And His Orchestra – 1924
Actress Gloria Swanson, circa 1924 “Bye Bye Baby” Paul Biese And His Orchestra September 6, 1924 (Victor 19474-B) “Tessie! Stop Teasin’ Me” Henry Halstead And His Orchestra August 30, 1924 (Victor 19474-A) From the Edward Mitchell collection, here … Continue reading
Meyer Davis’ Le Paradis Band & Coon-Sanders Original Nighthawk Orchestra – 1925
“Stop Flirting” Meyer Davis’ Le Paradis Band July 10, 1925 (Victor 19728-B) “Alone At Last” Coon-Sanders Original Nighthawk Orchestra; J. L. Sanders, vocal July 13, 1925 (Victor 19728-A) From the Edward Mitchell collection, here are two recordings from the … Continue reading
Tuxedo Orchestra (Harry Reser) 1925
“Just A Little Drink” Tuxedo Orchestra; Irving Kaufman, vocal March 19, 1925 (Vocalion B 15007) “I Love You California” Tuxedo Orchestra; Irving Kaufman, vocal March 19, 1925 (Vocalion B 15007) From the Edward Mitchell collection, here are two recordings … Continue reading
Six Black Diamonds – 1925
“Charleston” Six Black Diamonds May 14, 1925 (Regal 9835 A mx 6014) “Sweet Georgia Brown” Six Black Diamonds circa May 1925 (Regal 9835 A mx 6015) From the Edward Mitchell collection, here are recordings featuring “hot” arrangements of two … Continue reading
Kenn Sisson and His Orchestra with Vaughn DeLeath – 1927
“Whether It Rains Whether It Shines” Kenn Sisson And His Orchestra; Vaughn DeLeath, vocal November 4, 1927 (Brunswick 3703-A) “It Was Only A Sun Shower” Kenn Sisson And His Orchestra; Vaughn DeLeath, vocal November 4, 1927 (Brunswick 3703-B) … Continue reading
Jimmie Lunceford And His Orchestra – 1939
“You Set Me On Fire” Jimmy Lunceford and His Orchestra; Dan Grisson, vocal January 31, 1939 (Vocalion 4712 mx 24054) Jimmy Lunceford’s band was one of the more popular bands of the mid-to-late 1930s and was regarded by some … Continue reading
Bennie Moten’s Kansas City Orchestra – 1926
“Thick Lip Stomp” Bennie Moten’s Kansas City Orchestra December 13, 1926 (HMV B-5302 mx A 37232) “Harmony Blues” Bennie Moten’s Kansas City Orchestra December 13, 1926 (HMV B-5302 mx A 37233) From the Edward Mitchell collection, here are two … Continue reading
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La Banda de Zapadores – 1905
View from the Cafe to Chapultepec Castle, Mexico City “Morir Soñando” La Banda de Zapadores July 28, 1905 (Victor 62009-A) Here is a recording that, having turned 121 years old a few days ago, is too old for Radio … Continue reading
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Harry Reser & Meyer Davis Orchestras On British Duophone – 1928
“I Don’t Care” The Victorian Syncopators; Jack Parker, vocal September 10, 1928 (Duophone D-4003 mx E-28191 B) “Buy Buy For Baby” The Cross Roads Inn Orchestra; Smith Ballew, vocal circa November 1928 (Duophone D-4044 mx E-28645 A) “You’re Wonderful” … Continue reading
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The Jazz Pilots – 1925
Terminal Station in Atlanta, Georgia. Built in 1905 and destroyed in 1972 “Rambling Wreck From Georgia Tech” The Jazz Pilots; Johnny Marvin, vocal November 6, 1925 (OKeh 40502 A mx 73-749 a ) “Sleepy … Continue reading
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Tagged 1920s recordings, Harry Reser, Johnny Marvin, Tom Stacks
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