[Dixielandjazz] searching for Don Goldie

[dingle at baldwin-net.com]

Berry Zand Scholten wrote:

> Hello Lewis,
>
> Just read the correspondence between you and Bill Haesler.
>
> Bill is right.....here are not too much Goldie CD's available.
>
> But....maybe you'll know dat Goldie recorded with Jack Teagarden.  I 
> have - somewhere in the attic - a record of Jack and him.
>
> Better and more interesting news for you is probably:   Just recently 
> there's a very affordable CD on the market of T. and Goldie, called  
> 'Mis'ry and the Blues'.  It's recorded in (or around)  1961 in 
> Chicago. Studirecording.  The price is only $ 9.75. and you can order 
> the CD at www.cduniverse.com ,  in the U.S.
>
> Musicians: Jack Teagarden, trombone (and wonderful vocals....!), Don 
> Goldie (trumpet), Don Ewell (piano), Shay Torrent (organ), Stan Puls 
> (bass), Barrett Deems (drums) and a few others.
>
> Songs as: 'Don't tell a man about his woman', 'Basin Street Blues'  
> (with Goldie soloing a bit  over the top...) , 'Froggie Moore Blues', 
> 'I don't want to miss the Mississippi any more', 'Mis'ry and the 
> blues', (Terrific vocals of Teagarden..) , 'Original Dixieland One 
> Step', 'Love lies' and others.
>
> I hope that I could give you some additional information in your 
> search to Don Goldie.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Berry Zand Scholten, trombonist.
> Pepperhouse Swing Factory, The Netherlands
>
>
>
> --- Original Message ----- From: <Custode at aol.com>
> To: <dixielandjazz at ml.islandnet.com>
> Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 4:31 AM
> Subject: [Dixielandjazz] searching for Don Goldie
>
>
>> Can anyone tell me where I can find CDs of Don Goldie (Billy  Franklin)?
>> I've only been able to track down two CDs to date.  Thanks in 
>> advance  for
>> your help.
>>
>> Lewis D.  Custode, Jr., CLU, ChFC, CASL
>> Trumpet/Vocals: The Bar-Room Buzzards
>> Buffalo, NY
>>
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The majority (but not all) of the material  was by composer Willard 
Robson. Perfect material for the vocals of Mr. T's down home style.
Not sure, but I think that Henry Cuesta was on Clarinet on these sides. 
Correctme if my memory is fauilty.
Don Ingle