[Dixielandjazz] SPecific to Chris Tyle, but to anyone interested in a great album...

[Craig I. Johnson]

Steve Hoog questioned an unfamiliar (to many) "Sweet Lorraine".
Now, I've not heard the disc he refers to but, I'll bet it is the "Sweet 
Lorraine" recorded by
Johnny Dodds & his Orch.   per:
      Sweet Lorraine
      (Natty Dominique) 1-30-1929 Chicago, Illinois Victor
      V-38038-A
      48842-1
      Sweet Lorraine
      (Natty Dominique) 1-30-1929 Chicago, Illinois Victor
      LPB-558
      48842-2

Note that is from the Johnny Dodds page at redhotjazz.com.
-- as noted it was written by Natty Dominique, whereas the more familiar 
song by that
title was published in 1928 by Cliff Burwell (music) and Mitchell Parrish 
(Lyrics)
Interestingly, there is a :"Sweet Lorraine's Jazz Club in New Orleans on 
Saing Claude Ave.
I'm sure Chris Tyle can provide further info.

Craig Johnson (who love a lead sheet of the Dominique creation.)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "eupher dude" <eupher61 at hotmail.com>
but, what's the deal with Track 2?  Everything I've seen, including the CD 
card, says it's "Sweet Lorraine", but it's not any "Sweet Lorraine" that 
I've ever heard.
>
> What gives?  The roaring mAsses demand knowledge!
>
> steve 'mAssive enough' hoog
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