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Gorgeous version of Body and Soul. Love this!

Unfortunately, this transfer is running slow.

I love this version of a great number. Thank you for sharing this excellent post.

Wonderful to hear this again. It brings back many happy memories. So good you've used the original 78. The sound is brilliant. Can I suggest that you switch the Stereo/Mono switch on the amplifier to mono. It would vastly reduce the surface noise without losing any of the quality. If your amplifier does not this function then using a lead from the pick-up to the amplifier that combines the two channels will have the same effect. However, many thanks again.

McKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS Canden, N.J., July 28, 1930 Joe Smith - Cornet John Nesbitt - Trumpet/Arranger Langston Curl - Trumpet Ed Cuffee - Trombone Don Redman - Clarinet/Alto Sax/Baritone Sax/Leader Benny Carter - Clarinet/Alto Sax George Thomas - Clarinet/Alto Sax/Tenor Sax/Vocals Prince Robinson - Clarinet/Tenor Sax James P Johnson - Piano Dave Wilborn - Banjo Billy Taylor - Brass Bass Cuba Austin - Drums

Perfection

I love the sides Cab recorded in 1932. Thanks!

Classic Al! A fanominal track.

Great Armstrong and classic to own mate... 👍👍👍👍

One of the best versions I have heard.. So glad I clicked on this brilliant upload... 🎺🎷😎😎😎

Great play mate, I even liked the piano solo short as it was, lol... 😉👍👍👍😎😎😎🎺🎷👏

Always surprised by the amount of vintage jazz I actually know, a great classic this, great upload mate...

Thank you for sharing this great post. I love it.

❤❤❤❤cosmic smooth,🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Love a Tram... 👍👍👍👍

So cool... 😎😎😎😎

Love this, brilliant Chick Webb and Ella number...

Thank you for sharing this favourite recording. I love it.

Brilliant !! I love this post and thank you for sharing it.

I love that Channel...🤩✨🤝❤️

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A CW classic! Great stuff! Ella kind of low in her range here, but she tears it up nonetheless, of course. I also really like the little tritone figure at the end of Sandy Williams's solo.

I am singing along with this one, I love it. Thank you for sharing.

CHICK WEBB AND HIS ORCHESTRA New York, December 17, 1937 Mario Bauza - Trumpet Bobby Stark - Trumpet Taft Jordan - Trumpet Sandy Williams - Trombone Nat Story - Trombone Garvin Bushell - Clarinet/Alto Sax Louis Jordan - Alto Sax Ted McRae - Tenor Sax Wayman Carver - Tenor Sax/Flute Tommy Fulford - Piano Bobby Johnson - Guitar Beverley Peer - String Bass Chick Webb - Drums/Leader Ella Fitzgerald - Vocals

Found it! Chip & Dale, 1952. (I was born in 1951.) Little Girl starts at 2:00. ruclips.net/video/y0R5leUkHHs/видео.htmlsi=kjuYNLxFp4D-pKzv

CAB CALLOWAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA New York, December 9, 1932 Lammar Wright - Trumpet Doc Cheatham - Trumpet Edwin Swayzee - Trumpet De Priest Wheeler - Trombone Harry White - Trombone Eddie Barefield - Clarinet/Alto Sax/Baritone Sax Andrew Brown - Clarinet/Alto Sax/Baritone Sax Arville Harris - Clarinet/Alto Sax Walter Thomas - Clarinet/Tenor Sax Benny Payne - Piano/Celeste Morris White - Banjo/Guitar Al Morgan - String Bass Leroy Maxey - Drums Cab Calloway - Vocals/Leader

CARROLL DICKERSON'S SAVOY ORCHESTRA Chicago, May 25, 1928 Willie Hightower - Trumpet Homer Hobson - Trumpet Fred Robinson - Trombone Bert Curry - Alto Sax Crawford Wethington - Alto Sax Jimmy Strong - Clarinet/Tenor Sax Carroll Dickerson - Violin/Leader Gene Anderson - Piano Mancy Cara - Banjo Pete Briggs - Brass Bass Zutty Singleton - Drums

Harold Arlen? The label shown says Ryde - Henry? This song was in a cartoon or some such, with tight female harmony. Great song. Not in Wikipedia ...

JOE SULLIVAN AND HIS CAFE SOCIETY ORCHESTRA New York, February 9, 1940 Ed Anderson - Trumpet Benny Morton - Trombone Edmund Hall - Clarinet Danny Polo - Clarinet/Tenor Sax Joe Sullivan - Piano Freddy Greene - Guitar Henry Turner - String Bass Johnny Wells - Drums Joe Turner - Vocals

JOE VENUTI'S BLUE FOUR New York, June 10, 1931 Joe Venuti - Violin Jimmy Dorsey - Clarinet/Alto Sax/Baritone Sax Frank Signorelli - Piano Eddie Lang - Guitar Harold Arlen - Vocal

Can't beleive I never commented on this one, been listening to it and it's been in the playlist ever since you put it up years back. This still to this day is among one of the best examples of Will's band in 1934. One hell of an arrangement too.

I'm surprised I have this in my collection.

Recorded in New York City on Friday, May 28th, 1937.

Do you have more Dietrich?

Recorded on January 26, 1933. Accompanied by the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra.

FRANKIE TRUMBAUER AND HIS ORCHESTRA New York, April 17, 1929. Frankie Trumbauer - C Melody Sax Bix Beiderbecke - Cornet Andy Secrest - Cornet Bill Rank - Trombone Chester Hazlett - Alto Sax Izzy Friedman - Clarinet/Tenor sax Min Leibrook - Bass Sax Matty Malneck Violin Roy Bargy - Piano Snoozer Quinn - Guitar Stan King - Drums Smith Ballew - Vocals

MARLENE DIETRICH Los Angeles, December 19, 1939 Acc by Victor Young and his Orchestra

Coleman Hawkins and Benny Carter take the reeds section - couldn't wish for anything better! Super record, Brian!!

Nice to hear once again, while on Layover in St Louis.

Wonderful😊

Brilliant !Thank you for sharing this gem.

Yeah!! Like this one.

JEAN GOLDKETTE AND HIS ORCHESTRA New York, January 28, 1927 Bix Beiderbecke - Cornet Fuzzy Farrar - Trumpet Ray Lodwig - Trumpet Speigal Wilcox - Trombone Bill Rank - Trombone Danny Polo - Clarinet/Baritone Sax Doc Ryker - Alto Sax Frankie Trumbauer - C Melody Sax Joe Venuti - Violin Itzy Riskin - Piano Howdy Quicksell - Banjo Steve Brown - String Bass Chauncey Morehouse - Drums Billy Murray - Vocals

Wonderful

Brilliant thanks Brian 👏

Thi one is a new one to me. I like it, and thank you for sharing.