[Dixielandjazz] Dixieland

[Harry Callaghan]

Pat:

Seeing that passage from my original post (which quite honestly seems like
eons ago) reminds me that by my making reference to that record, or the
later sessions with Mercer or WGJB, I was not implying that she was
necessarily a jazz singer.

Instead, my point was that it made no difference to me at all that Bruce
McNichols was saying that she was not.

If my implication in that e-mail contributed to this thread continuing for
as long as it has, I must at least share in a sincere sense of guilt........

Look at me, don't I appear sorrowful and repenting?

Tides
HC

On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 6:46 AM, Pat Ladd <pj.ladd at btinternet.com> wrote:

> I have been a big fan of Teresa Brewer since her first hit record "Music,
>
>> Music, Music" which she first recorded on the London label in 1950 with a
>> dixieland band  (mattafact, the 78 even lists the personnel on the record
>> label)
>>
>
> She certainly hit the jackpot with `Music,music` in the UK but that
> wouldn`t put her in the `jazz singer` category in my book. On the other hand
> the reverse of that 78 which was `Copenhagen` definitely would. Stir, stir,
> fire burn and cauldron bubble.....
>
>
> Pat
>
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