Released as Victor 22955.
Recorded in New York City on March 10, 1932.
Featuring solos and breaks by:
Fletcher Henderson – Piano
Harlan Lattimore – Vocals
Coleman Hawkins – Tenor Sax
Bobby Stark – Trumpet
J.C. Higginbotham – Trombone
Category: Jazz
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“I Wanna Count Sheep (Til The Cows Come Home)” – Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra (1932)
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“Bugle Call Blues” – Ford Dabney’s Syncopated Orchestra (1922)
Ford Dabney was a ragtime pianist and composer known for his original compositions (“Haytian Rag”, “That’s Why They Call Me Shine”, “The Georgia Grind”) and his collaborations with James Reese Europe (such as “The Castle Walk”).
Ford Dabney’s Syncopated Orchestra began recording jazz in 1917 on the Aeolian-Vocalion label and recorded over 50 sides betwen 1917 and 1919.
Following the death of his friend and collaborator James Reese Europe in 1919, Dabney’s recorded output slowed to only three sides in 1920 and stopped altogether in 1921.
This record (Famous 3120) was recorded in March of 1922 in New York City and was also released as Paramount 20120, Triangle 11124, and Puritan 11125.
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“She’s Nothing But Nice” – WIlton Crawley (1927)
Clarinet, piano, and banjo.
Recorded in Chicago on December 16, 1927.
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“My Papa Doesn’t Two-time No Time” – Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra (1924)
Columbia 126-D
Recorded April 16, 1924 in New York City. -
“Bass Ale Blues” – Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra
Edison 51826
Recorded in New York on September 2, 1926 -
Paul Howard’s Quality Serenaders – “The Ramble” – Victor V-38068 – Transfer from 78 rpm record
Transferred using Lenco L75 turntable with Shure M91ED cartridge through Pioneer SX-980 phono channel. Digitized via Focusrite Scarlett 2i2. EQ correction (de-RIAA, re-equalized using American 78 setting), mono summing, and normalization in Audacity.
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“When Day is Done” – Dave Nelson and The King’s Men (1931)
Trumpet player Dave Nelson leads a session with members of King Oliver’s orchestra (i.e. the “King’s Men”).
Recorded in New York on January 14, 1931.
Released as Victor 22639.
DAHR reports only 3,847 copies sold.David Nelson – Vocals, Trumpet
Buster Bailey – Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
Arthur Taylor – Guitar
Sam Allen – Piano
Charles Frazier, Wayman Carver – Tenor Saxophone
Glyn Paque – Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
Harry Brown, Melvin Herbert – Trumpet
Wilbur De Paris – Trombone
Simon Marrero – String Bass
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“Charlie’s Idea” – Paul Howard’s Quality Serenaders
Victor V-38070
Recorded in Culver City, CA, on April 28, 1929.Digital Transfer engineered by Matthew WIlson.
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“That Wicked Stomp” – Atlanta Syncopators
Madison 50008
Recorded in November 1929 in New York, New York.
