[Dixielandjazz] Bob Scobey LP - "Rompin' & Stompin'"

[Dan Augustine]

Dave and interested others--
     On the GEMM website (www.gemm.com) type in 'Scobey' into the 
search-box and click on 'go'.  You'll get a bunch of hits of various 
stores around the world who have Scobey recordings, including 
"Rompin' and Stompin'" (the following were not listed together, but i 
just copied and pasted them into this message):

     ROMPIN STOMPIN GOOD TIME JAZZ    LP   USED   $18.00   BUY      Info...
     ROMPIN' AND STOMPIN'             LP   USED   $15.00   Inquire  Info...
     ROMPIN' AND STOMPIN'             LP   USED   $11.00   BUY      Info...
     ROMPIN AND STOMPIN               LP   USED   $12.50   BUY      Info...

Then (for example) by clicking on the first "Info..." link, you can 
get the label and record-number:

          RCA CSP117

This looks on the surface to be a stereo recording.  My copy of the 
LP, however, is RCA LSP-2086 (which is as i recall in stereo), so 
this is somewhat confusing (a reissue perhaps?).  As i recall, the 
sound is pretty good.  Hope this helps.

     Dan
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>From: "Dave Gravatt" <dave at creolejazz.com>
>Date: Fri, 21 May 2004 11:43:35 -0500
>Subject: [Dixielandjazz] Bob Scobey LP - "Rompin' & Stompin'"
>
>Greetings,
>
>A friend of mine sent me the following email. Can anyone help?
>
>====
>(excerpt)...he had bought a used LP, Bob Scobey, ROMPIN' & 
>STOMPIN"(1959). It was monaural and the rhythm section was poorly 
>recorded, tho with good guys: Art Hodes--piano, Richie Madson--tuba, 
>Dave Black--dms. Anyway, he wondered whether I had it in stereo 
>because the rhythm section might sound better. I don't.
>Do you? Is there some way to ask over the net?
>Dan
>====
>Thanks!
>Dave

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