[Dixielandjazz] Marty Grosz

[Bill Haesler]

Marek Boym wrote [in part]:.........many years ago I purchased a Marty Grosz LP recorded either at the Gaslight or Your Father's Moustache.
> A friend wanted it badly, I gave it to him, he passed (or lent) it to someone else, and  it got lost.  But I am quite sure that it was recorded long before the Soprano Summit came into being.

Dear Marek,
My. 
It's amazing how DJML threads have a habit of jumping - and leaving the original question behind.
Is one of these the Marty Grosz LP you recall?

"Banjo At The Gaslight Club" Marty Grosz And His Gaslighters.  Audio Fidelity AFLP1933
Max Kaminsky (t) Cutty Cutshall (tb) Frank Chace (cl) Don Ewell, Gene Schroeder (p) Marty Grosz (bj) John Dengler (tu,bassax) Don MacLean (d) 
Chicago, December 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11, 1959
    Bye Bye Blues    
    Bill Bailey                  
    Hello My Baby                  
    Shine On, Harvest Moon                  
    Rufus Rastus Johnson Brown                  
    Dixie                  
    Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight                  
    Wild Irish Rose                  
    Swanee river                  
    Ida                  
    I Had A Dream Dear                  
    When You and I Were Young, Maggie  

or                

"Roaring Twenties At The Gaslight".  Audio Fidelity AFLP1935 
same personnel and same dates.
    Collegiate   
    Yes, We Have No Bananas                  
    Im My Merry Oldsmobile                  
    Wait Till The Sun Shines Nelly                  
    My Gal Sal                  
    In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree                  
    Frankie and Johnny                  
    Rosie You Are My Posie                  
    Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland                  
    There'll Be Some Changes Made                  
    Down In Jungle Town                  
    Just Funky                  

The first Soprano Summit LP was recorded in December 1973.
The first issued Soprano Summit LP with Marty was recorded on 20 April (my birthday, and significant other). 
Very kind regards,
Bill.