JESSE STAFFORD ORCHESTRA "The Right Kind of Man," Cdn Brunswick 4526

There's a great vocal by one Jane Davies on this uncommon record, which unfortunately has irredeemable groove damage.
Brunswick 4526, Matrix LAE-612, Recorded in Los Angeles, Sept 5, 1929.
Collective Personnel:
Jane Davies - Vocal
Larry Abbott - Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone
Fred Bibesheimer - Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone
Clyde Lucas - Trombone
Leon Lucas - Banjo
Joseph Nemoli - Clarinet
Gene Rose - Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone
Vincent Rose - Piano
Jesse Stafford - Trombone
Jose Sucedo - Banjo
Adolph Wiedoeft -Drums, Xylophone
Gerhardt "Gay" Wiedoeft - Tuba, Bass

[@HarborGuy]

I like the sound of the early30's ........

[@VictrolaJazz]

Well it doesn't sound that bad! That's what the needle does to a record that has real heavy bass--some Shilkrets are full of those white places! Wonderful Stafford and lovely vocal!

[@kennethsnowden9026]

The vocalist sounds like the actress, Mabel Todd. According to Wikipedia, she sang in vaudeville and on the radio in LA before her film career began.