[Dixielandjazz] Fw: [Red Nichols] The first title of the same session which...

[Mark Johnson]

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From: Hans Eekhoff <fbmessage+yjzc0jf9 at facebookmail.com>
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Sent: Sat, May 28, 2011 6:13:10 AM
Subject: [Red Nichols] The first title of the same session which...


Hans Eekhoff posted in Red Nichols.
 Hans Eekhoff 6:13am May 28  
The first title of the same session which produced "Chinese Blues" and "Bass Ale 
Blues" isssued on Vocalion 15234 as by The Hottentots, is "Tain't Cold", this 
time only issued on Brunswick 3039 as by The Original Memphis Five. The 
personnel is the same - Nichols, Mole, Lytell, Signorelli and Beauduc but in 
spite of what is in "Jazz Records", Tarto can also be heard on this side while 
no banjo is audible. This title was also recorded by a band which included Dick 
Sudhalter on cornet for the soundtrack of the English movie "The Shooting 
Party". Typically, the scene where the music can be heard when a record is 
played on a Victrola, is set in the year 1914! Sudhalter tried to point out the 
error to the film director - without result.
 May 28, 2011 5:30amThe first title of the same session which produced "Chinese 
Blues" and "Bass Ale Blues" isssued on Vocalion 15234 as by The Hottentots, is 
"Tain't Cold", this time only issued on Brunswick 3039 as by The Original 
Memphis Five. The personnel is the same - Nichols, Mole, Lytell, Signorelli and 
Beauduc but in spite of what is in "Jazz Records", Tarto can also be heard on 
this side while no banjo is audible. This title was also recorded by a band 
which included Dick Sudhalter on cornet for the soundtrack of the English movie 
"The Shooting Party". Typically, the scene where the music can be heard when a 
record is played on a Victrola, is set in the year 1914! Sudhalter tried to 
point out the error to the film director - without result.   

 
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