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Great song and singer

'BEAUTIFUL SONG, DESPITE ALL THE SURFACE NOISE.

my favourite part was when the guy started barking like a dog

Wonderful masterwork!!!what a gem!Noone solo Is fantastic!thank you so much!!!

Picked up a set of Tempo records in the album from Hoffman Radio. Gal gave me hundreds for free. She said haul them away!!

A joy ! Thank you.

Ain't you Nathaniel B?

That's most definitely Earl Oliver playing the trumpet solos on this side. Bossen is playing second here it seems. Oliver uses growls and rather short, staccato phrases when soloing and Bossen tends to be "stretchy" and more akin to the Red Nichols schooling of bending notes and jumps. This means that Earl Oliver is also definitely present on the other side and the trumpet team on this record comprises of Earl Oliver & Andy Bossen. Oliver Takes lead on this side while Bossen the other side. Also Ben Selvin is one of the voices in the group vocals.

Thanks for posting both sides of this very fun record. Ben Selvin was a very prolific artist, and his mid-late 1920s recording tend to have elements of hot jazz with some of the finest musicians of the day. I'm no expert, but the hot trumpet towards the end does have the very Earl Oliver sound to it (per the Harry Reser's recordings). In fact. much of the band sounds like a Harry Reser recording without Reser. I wonder if several of the unknown musicians, especially the bass sax player, are from the Reser ensemble. Just speculation, though.

Andy Bossen is lead trumpet and solos here. Second could be any number of Selvin regulars including: Red Nichols, Hymie Farberman, Earl Oliver, etc

I've seen Dennis (misspelled on label) Lotis in some British pictures (notably "Horror Hotel", but never heard him sing. He has a great voice and style! Thank you!

Where did you discover the nice song?

Thanks for sharing this peppy tune that I have never heard before

Never knew this was thing, thanks for sharing

Almost 100 years ago. Wow!

BUENO BUENO BUENISIMO me encanto

Buenisimo amigo gracias

The Merry Go Round Broke Down in 1991

Brilliant. Thank you for sharing.

Wow! Early Sam Lanin!

Another sweet find C Dey! Bob Effros and Bob Biers on horns 🎶🎺🎶 Grandpa was with Vincent Lopez from 1921-1927.

Just caught this peppy Vincent Lopez number w Grandpa Bob Effros and Bob Biers on trumpets and various slide horns. 🎶🎺🎶 Thanks C. Dey

I didn't know May Aufderheide had any 78 rpm recordings. This is an excellent discovery.

Nice and bouncy

This doesn´t sound very "Orthophonic" to me!

Great vocal

Magnifico

The vocalist is George Wilton Ballard.

My kind of music.Encore Maestro!

One thing about BG - he *loved* what he was doing.

BIX GOT AROUND. HE WENT THROUGH A LOT OF BANDS. AND SAT IN WITH A LOT MORE. STARTING WITH THE WOLVERINES.

I've read that this was actually recorded in 1934.

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

I had a copy of this. Pretty good piece.

Great twenties tune!

Delightful

I am blessed to have several Nick Lucas records...I don't have this one , tho'..many thanks . He was very popular in his day .

Magnifique

Arthur Shirley means Jimmy Shirley (I love him) 78rpm is out of my reach, so I recently bought a MOSAIC box and have been listening to it a lot.😃

LOVE IT

Recorded on November 1, 1927. Also released on Cameo 1252 and Lincoln 2717.

Also released on Cameo 1252 and Lincoln 2717.

Thanks. I really enjoyed it.

tengo 80 años y esto me trae los recuerdos mas lindos de mi adolecencia en argentina cuando por ejemplo siempre que tocaba nuestra banda de palomar estabamos ahi inolvidable y maravillosa musica hacian los THE KANSAS CITY STOMPER

Thank you for uploading these.

Essentially the Tommy Dorsey band recording as "The California Ramblers".

Why 78, 26 rpm?

As expected, Dodds is nice, and as expected, the teacher's explanation section is perfect.😃😃😃

Making coffee and enjoying this , at this moment all is good . Thankyou for uploading 👌

A clip of this song is in the 1973 film "Paper Moon". I've had this 78 for years.