[Dixielandjazz] Definitive Stomp

[Stan Brager]

The 3rd take was actually recorded in 1958 according to the website.
However, on the Goldkette take 1, was that Don Murray playing the clarinet
solo? And who was the trombonist behind him - Spiegel Wilcox or Bill Rank?

Stan
Stan Brager

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From: Ulf Jagfors [mailto:ulf.jagfors at telia.com] 
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 Here is the link to nearly all Goldkette recordings. There are three takes
 of My pretty Girl to listen to.
 http://www.redhotjazz.com/goldo.html
 Ulf Jagfors

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>> Hi Listees - Had to jump in here re STOMP.   IMHO the best example would 
>> be "My Pretty Girl (Stomp)" recorded in 1927 when the Jean Goldkette 
>> organization was at it's superlative best.  Victor 20588 if you're 
>> fortunate to have it is a tour-de-force for Steve Brown, Venuti, 
>> Trumbauer and all.   Bix doesn't solo, but it's a great side.  Regards, 
>> Charlie "Stomp" Coleman
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