1927, Swanee Shore, Hurricane, Baltimore, Kiss and Make Up, Beautiful, Jack Crawford Orch. HD 78rpm
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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"Swanee Shore" 1927
"Who's That Pretty Baby?" 1927
"I'd Walk a Million Miles" 1927
"Baltimore" 1927
"Kiss and Make Up" 1927
"Hurricane" 1927 (unissued test)
"Beautiful" 1927
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0:00 "Swanee Shore" 1927
2:45 "Who's That Pretty Baby?" 1927
5:38 "I'd Walk a Million Miles" 1927
8:46 "Baltimore" 1927
12:03 "Kiss and Make Up" 1927
15:09 "Hurricane" 1927 (unissued test)
18:11 "Beautiful" 1927
In a time of gloom a Joy.
Хроники вечного. Супер. Благодарю.
Simply amazing; thanks for introducing me to Jack Crawford’s “hot” style...wonderful stuff!
Your work in reclaiming these 78's is remarkable!! I have enjoyed many recordings, of the style and age you present, NEVER before have I heard the level of both noise reduction and unobstructed sound quality you achieve!! I've been listening to recording such as these for nearly 70 years and have never heard the like. I play your offerings on good equipment, electrostatic speakers and so on, so your work is well appreciated, THANK YOU!
....thank you so much for the kind words!
MAN! You are just AWESOME! I LOVE These!
Super excellent
Noch gut erhaltener sound
Fantastic recordings from 1927! And a great restoration job!
....thank you!
While everyone was debating between Paul Whiteman and Don Redman, I think we can safely declare Jack Crawford to be the largest bandleader of the 20s and 30s...until Tiny Hill came around, at least.
Tiny Parham? Teddy Roy?
@@danielweinstein5252 Teddy Brown. End of story.
@@kafenwar lol
5:00 wow that clarinet!!
Again, thanks! My last note to you about being near St.Louis and offering 78’s to you was that I’m always willing to share my collection for recording so all can enjoy this music! My 12 year old would disown me if I got rid of my collection!!! Let me know if you need any photos of the bands of the 20’s and 30’s
Truly enjoyable
fantastico videos parabens
Great video!!
Video?
This is wonderful!
Hurricane starts at 15:09.
"Hurricane" starts at 21:08, btw... I have a Victor TP of it that says "unissued." Was it ever issued or is this version another test pressing transfer? It's the exact same take.
"Hurricane" was never issued even though Victor made a master of the 2nd take and "held" the third take. No proper explanation as to why it was never issued. Crawford's Orchestra attempted three titles that day (September 27, 1927), of which only "Baltimore" was issued. The third title was "Give Me A Night in June," but - unlike the unissued takes of "Hurricane" - the Victor engineers destroyed all three takes of that title. All told, Crawford's band was only recorded a handful of times in 1927, then nothing. Of the 10 titles they attempted, only six were issued (with the unissued "Hurricane" master discovered much later). "Swanee Shore" was very popular - it remained in the Victor catalog until 1934. A shame we only have the seven extant records - it's a very lively, excellent band.
"The Clown Prince Of Jazz"
Hi Prozoot! I want to apologize for my yesterdays comments in earlier videos you have been pulblishing. It was definitly not my intention to bother you. And yes... I know Andreas Schmauder. Many, many years ago I bought from him records when he was located in Freiburg. I will try to contact him. And yes.... it is not my intention to pass within the next future. But who knows. God only. All my best regards to you. AND: keep swinging :-)
Andreas, ....your comments are always appreciated and very welcomed -- no need to apologize for anything. I wish I could give you better advice for placement of your records -- the new group of collectors is not as acquisitive as us old-timers. Thank you again for the kind words. ....Roger
@@Prozoot Roger..... very kind of you! Thought I wrote too much yesterday. Let's keep us swinging. My very best regards from Germany...... wish to be friends....
Goes to show, this isn't Facebook here, so think long and hard before hitting the "enter" button!
@@JohnHowieson Yes, you are absolutely right! I do not drive my car with red wine. But sometimes I write comments with. I work on that to do not so in the future. So yes.... I am full accordance with you! Shame on me :-)
Just the Cream of Jack Crawford Orch. .....with the exeption of Baltimore wich to my oppinion is far inferior to the ultimate orchestration of Ted Weems band recorded in the same year....thank for sharring
The bass drum is too loud -
That is how these bands sounded live--they used HUGE bass drums in those days.
Me too the more the better
Super excellent