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This is a wonderful rendition of a great number. I love it and thank you for sharing.

What a lovely tune. And what a lineup!

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Alex Mendham brought me here :)😊

Great post. I love it. Thank you for sharing.

This would go well with a super 8 film I bought recently for my other channel... love it mate, some great uploads from the library bud!

On one of my downers at the moment and this made me tap my foot, great upload, brilliant!! 👍🎷🎺👏

Have a 78 record of this unique artist singing Jealous of Me probably as scratchy as this recording.

This one is new to me and I love it. Thank you for sharing.

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

KING OLIVER AND HIS ORCHESTRA New York, January 9, 1931 King Oliver - Trumpet Dave Nelson - Trumpet Bill Dillard - Trumpet Ward Pinkett - Trumpet/Vocals James Archey - Trombone Buster Bailey - Clarinet Henry L. Jones - Alto Sax Bingie Madison - Tenor Sax Fred Skerrett - Baritone Sax Gene Rogers - Piano Goldie Lucas - Guitar Richard Fullbright - Brass Bass Bill Beason - Drums

LUIS RUSSELL AND HIS ORCHESTRA New York, December 17, 1929 Henry Allen - Trumpet Otis Johnson - Trumpet J.C. Higginbotham - Trombone Albert Nicholas - Clarinet/Alto Sax Charlie Holmes - Soprano Sax/Alto Sax Teddy Hill - Tenor Sax Luis Russell - Piano/Leader Will Johnson - Banjo/Guitar Pops Foster - String Bass Paul Barbarin - Drums/Vibes

MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS New York, June 30, 1931 Red McKenzie - Comb/Vocals Muggsy Spanier - Cornet Jimmy Dorsey - Clarinet/Alto Sax Coleman Hawkins - Tenor Sax Jack Russin - Piano Eddie Condon - Banjo Jack Bland - Guitar Al Morgan - String Bass Josh Billings - Drums

Ray Ludwig; Min Leibrook.

classic x

am back again x

Unfortunately, this British label got the trombone soloist wrong. It is not Keg Johnson, but Claude Jones.

I love this marvelous recording, and I thank you so much for sharing it.

Awesome!!!! What an incredible voice!!!! Thank you Marion Morgan...

Nice Jolson... A bit slow for me though... 😊 😉

Nice first issue find mate... 👍👍👍👍

Charleston Chasers are another band I need to listen to more, cheers mate, great post...

Nice Cab mate... 🎵🎶👍👍

Thank you for sharing this post. I love it.

When I saw this picture in Cuba many years ago I love this song.

Classic

Sounds a lot like the wedding of the painted doll. Very nice

JOE VENUTI AND HIS NEW YORKERS New York, May 22, 1930 Roy Ludwig - Trumpet Manny Klein - Trumpet Jack Teagarden - Trombone Izzy Friedman - Clarinet Arnold Brilhart - Alto Sax Bernie Daly - Tenor Sax Min Liebrook - Bass Sax Joe Venuti - Violin Lennie Hayton - Piano Eddie Lang - Guitar Herb Quigley - Drums Smith Ballew - Vocals

SPENCER TRIO New York, May 15, 1938 Buster Bailey - Clarinet Billy Kyle - Piano O'Neil Spencer - Drums

TEDDY WILSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA New York, July 2, 1935 Roy Eldridge - Trumpet Ben Webster - Tenor Sax Teddy Wilson - Piano John Trueheart - Guitar John Kirby - String Bass Cozy Cole - Drums Billie Holiday - Vocals

BOB HARING AND HIS ORCHESTRA New York, August 15, 1927

Nice Al Jolson 78!

I love this post and thank you for sharing.

AL JOLSON New York, November 11, 1927 Acc by Bill Wirges and his Orchestra

Nice that. Like his rich voice

He just keeps rolling along… at 6.15 in the morning

DON VORHEES AND HIS ORCHESTRA New York, Jan 7, 1928

a verry crackly and worn copy of Gene Austin's Weary River..

GENE AUSTIN New York, January 24, 1929 Accompanied by Nat Shilkret and his Orchestra

Lovely.

Love Red! But mere "Nichols" wouldn't be nearly as much of what I'd give to go back in time to see his band and other greats play my cares away!😌 Ah, well, I'll enthusiastically listen to these preserved masterpieces...thank God for that!🤗 My thanks, Brian!💖

Deliciously crackly! Nice 🐯🐯🐯

Love the harmony!!!

Love it!!!!!!!!! Cab is my all-time favorite!!!!

It's great listening to the forgotten music of the past. Thank you for your passion.

Henry Hall & his BBC Dance Orchestra does a great version as well

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