"That Certain Party" (Kahn - Donaldson) played by "The Southerners"

That Certain Party (Kahn-Donaldson)
played by “The Southerners”
Gennett 3204 (78 rpm record)
Brian Rust, in his Jazz Records discography, states that the personnel are unknown for this recording, but that it might share something in common with Judd Hill's Blue Devils, and nothing in common with Eddie Edwards' band of 1926, "Eddie Edwards and his Southerners." Rust gives a recording date of November 26, 1925, according to the studio's records.
Johnson & Shirley (American Dance Bands on Record and Film 1915 - 1942) have a little more information on it. They don’t state it explicitly, but they give the impression that they also examined the studio files from Gennett. They give the following personnel:
Bill Moore (cornet); unknown trombone; Bobby Davis (clarinet, sop sax, alto sax); Second unknown clarinet, sop sax, alto sax; unknown tenor sax; possibly two unknown piano players; possibly Roy Atkinson (banjo); unknown brass bass; Murray Wachsman (“Waxy”) (drums). New York, November 25, 1925.
Red Nichols was playing on some of their earlier recordings, but not this one.
Although I no longer own this record (I made this transcription about 20 years ago, and regret letting go of it), this is one of my favourite recordings. I love how these madcap musicians are having so much fun! Noise removal by using Vinyl Studio software, and image from discogs.com.

[@johnleifert3205]

Never heard this GREAT version of this song before! Bravo!! K🤔😃 2:43

[@MatthewDLDavidson]

Glad you liked it too! Thanks for listening and your positive comments! 😊

[@Andrea-kx6dc]

😊🎉❤

[@johnleifert3205]

1:12

[@ludmillaannaovna]

From the first notes my feet started dancing on their own.

[@MatthewDLDavidson]

So glad you liked the music, thank you for your kind words! 😊

[@ludmillaannaovna]

@@MatthewDLDavidson You know, as a French, I am not used to this kind of music except in ancient American movies. So it's a pleasure to discover it. I am very pleasantly surprised by the finesse of the musicians' interpretations. If you have a lovely lullaby from that era, I'll take it.

[@MatthewDLDavidson]

@@ludmillaannaovna I'm not sure if this is a lullaby, but it is a much quieter song about 10 + years later: ua-cam.com/video/8ysilMLssmQ/v-deo.html ("I Ain't Got Nobody" played by Thomas "Fats" Waller). Hope you enjoy it.