[Dixielandjazz] The River Boat Five on a Swinging Date

[Flip Oakes]

Hello Dave,

I have 5 albums of the Riverboat 5, and I know Ed Reed fairly well... Give
him a call..

Ed Reed Contact info:
Ed Reed PO Box 1091 Vista, CA  760-726-1237

Ed Reed was the leader and the Clarinet player of the River Boat 5




>From Natchez To Mobil  Mercury Records 20378

Ed Reed Clarinet Leader
Wray Thomas Trombone
Jim Lunsford Drums
Ed Tedder Tuba
Ted Butterman Cornet
Dargan Fitch Banjo
Keller Merck Piano



The Riverboat 5  In Person Banjo Palace New Orleans Mercury SR60670

Only mentions Ed Reed Leader



The Riverboat 5 On Swinging Date  Mercury MG 20509

Yes it shows, Ray Bauduc (drums) and Nappy Lamar (banjo) are mentioned only
because they appear
 "courtesy of Capitol Records".



The Riverboat 5 Take The Train  Mercury MG 20422

No personal listed.


The Riverboat 5  Ma Their Comin Down The Street  Mercury MG 20379

Ed Reed Clarinet & Sax
Gene Thomas Trumpet
Jim Lunsford Trombone
Louis Tedder Piano
Ted Butterman Tuba & Bass
Milt Fitch Banjo
Keller Merck Drums


All The Best,

Flip Oakes

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on 6/7/09 8:20 AM, Dave Gannett at evidence at otelco.net wrote:

> OK all you Jazz Scientists!
> 
> I'm trying to find out the personnel on the album in the subject line.  The
> vinyl I have is typical of that era - tons of info on what mike was used,
> what process etc., and scarcely a word about the musicians!  Ray Bauduc
> (drums) and Nappy Lamar (banjo) are mentioned only because they appear
> "courtesy of Capitol Records".
> 
> Besides the two mentioned above, there are Rich Matteson on helicon, Rick
> "Cougar" Nelson on trombone and then?
> 
> Trumpet?
> Clarinet?
> Bass? (on a couple of cuts)  (No, it wasn't Don Mopsick - he was already too
> old to play when this was recorded ;-) )
> Piano?
> 
> Your insight and wisdom are greatly appreciated.
> 
> Those who answer all personnel correctly will recieve a weekend with me or a
> ten pound ham.
> 
> Dave Gannett 
> 
> 
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on 6/7/09 8:20 AM, Dave Gannett at evidence at otelco.net wrote:

> OK all you Jazz Scientists!
> 
> I'm trying to find out the personnel on the album in the subject line.  The
> vinyl I have is typical of that era - tons of info on what mike was used,
> what process etc., and scarcely a word about the musicians!  Ray Bauduc
> (drums) and Nappy Lamar (banjo) are mentioned only because they appear
> "courtesy of Capitol Records".
> 
> Besides the two mentioned above, there are Rich Matteson on helicon, Rick
> "Cougar" Nelson on trombone and then?
> 
> Trumpet?
> Clarinet?
> Bass? (on a couple of cuts)  (No, it wasn't Don Mopsick - he was already too
> old to play when this was recorded ;-) )
> Piano?
> 
> Your insight and wisdom are greatly appreciated.
> 
> Those who answer all personnel correctly will recieve a weekend with me or a
> ten pound ham.
> 
> Dave Gannett 
> 
> 
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> To unsubscribe or change your e-mail preferences for the Dixieland Jazz
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