The B side to “I Love Sweet Angeline” also features some great soprano sax work by Doc Berendsohn throughout. Starting at 1:08 he really gets to spread out between the starts and stops of the syncopated rhythms. At 1:50 he switches to clarinet and keeps the vibe going! A really fun listen.
Recorded in New York City circa June-July 1922.
Released as Federal 5211. This is take 2 (mx. 2-1538).
Credits:
Harry Barth – director, tuba
Dave Klein, cornet
Bernhard ‘Doc’ Berendsohn, clarinet & soprano saxophone
Harry Raderman, trombone
Lou Raderman, violin
Dick Reynolds, piano
If you enjoyed this one, be sure to watch Colin Hancock’s excellent curated playlist of other tunes by Harry Barth’s Mississippians:
https://youtu.be/SROAGc_Op8M
Hear the flip side, “I Love Sweet Angeline” at:
https://youtu.be/1XKl3yfF-TY
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