[Dixielandjazz] Spanish songs from New Orleans

[Bert]

Hello Bill,
Thanks for pointing this out. I was aware of some of these recordings. Love the Sam Morgan stuff. Some of the material I heard just once on the radio, some incredible 25 years ago, but I don't have any rememberance how it actually sounded.
Any "Spanish" or maybe better called "latin" influences on those tracks?
Kind regards,
Bert


> Subject: Spanish songs from New Orleans
> From: bhaesler at bigpond.net.au
> Date: Sun, 25 Oct 2015 09:20:19 +1100
> To: mister_bertje at hotmail.com; dixielandjazz at ml.islandnet.com
> 
> On 24/10/2015 Bert Brandsma wrote:
> > Please always keep in mind that in New Orleans there was no recording equipment at the time! Most of what we call New Orleans Jazz today was recorded in places like Camden, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles (Kid Ory's first records) So distance wise, certainly for those times, pretty much removed from the source... 
> 
> Dear Bert,
> Do not overlook the site recordings made in New Orleans by Victor, Columbia and Okeh.
> In 2002, Listmate Anton Crouch and I alternated six programs on 2MBS FM  featuring a selection from these wonderful sessions
> 
> New Orleans in the 1920s.
>  
> Part 1. March 1924-January 1925. DeDroit; Bolden; Marable; OCCJ; Green; Bayersdorffer; Halfway House; Billy/Mary Mack; Tobin; Parenti; Billy/Mary Mack; Papalia.
>  
> Part 2. January 1925-March 1925. Brownlee; ONORK; OTJO; Boswell; Parenti; Piron; Boswell; NORK. Plus Scranton Sirens.
>  
> Part 3. September 1925-April 1926. Parenti; NO Owls; Halfway House; Parenti; Halfway House; Celestin.
>  
> Part 4. April 1926-April 1927. NO Owls; Jackson; Davis/Dumaine; Cook/Dumaine; Hyman; Mannone.
>  
> Part 5. April 1927-April 1928. Celestin; Morgan; NO Owls; Halfway House; Morgan; Halfway House; Celestin; NO Owls. Plus Glinn; Day; Brown; Glinn.
>  
> Part 6. April 1928-November 1929. Miller; Brunies; Parenti; Hazel; Parenti; Celestin; Brunies; Jones & Collins; Statakos; Quartell and the Jimmy Rodgers' session.
> 
> Very kind regards,
> Bill.