[Dixielandjazz] Question about a film

[Gregory McCurty]

Greetings All,
  A bit of digging yielded a YouTube clip of "Sweet Georgia..." linked
specifically to the Brooks film.
It contained the information copied here:

   Great hot recording by Oliver Naylor's Orchestra, whose personnel is:
Oliver Naylor (p) dir: Edward "Pinky" Gebrecht, Leo McConville (tp), Pete
Beilman (tb), Jerry Richel, Jack Howard (cl,as), Lester "Gilly" Bouchon
(cl,ts), Bob Zurke (p), Jules Bauduc (bjo), Cal Hansen (d), Louis Darrough
(d) & William "Bill" Perry (arr). Recorded in Camdem, May 1, 1925. Issued
on Victor 19688 & british HMV B-2078. Thanks!

  A separate search for Oliver Naylor's Orchestra brought me to another
posting of the same recording.
I hope this is correct, as I don't have a way to further corroborate the
information.

 Thanks,   Greg McCurty




On Sun, Aug 3, 2014 at 2:24 AM, Robert Ringwald <rsr at ringwald.com> wrote:

> A friend sent me the following question.
>
> Anyone on the List have the answer?
>
> -Bob
>
>
> The other night I was watching the old Mel Brooks movie "To Be or Not To
> Be" Great
> movie, anyway, at the end of the movie while they were running the credits
> there
> was a Dixie Band playing "Sweet Georgia Brown" great band with an
> outstanding trumpet
> player!  Would you have any way of finding out who the musicians were in
> that band?
> Especially the trumpet player!  Best version of Sweet Georgia Brown by a
> Dixie Band
> I've ever heard!
>
> -Bob Ringwald
> Amateur (ham) Radio Operator K6YBV
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