CELESTIN'S ORIGINAL TUXEDO JAZZ ORCH

CELESTIN'S ORIGINAL TUXEDO JAZZ ORCH

[@mrjimmienoone2130]

A most charming band. The stop time passages in the last piece are about the best NO jazz you can hear.

[@wa1ufo]

This is the real deal-New Orleans is and was such a great town! From an old New Hampshire bass player.

[@leonblum7898]

UN REFERENTE INEXCLUYENTE DEL VERDADERO JAZZ TRADICIONAL.-TODO MI RESPETO A ELLOS.-SALUDOS DESDE''ARGENTINA''.-

[@PG-lw5bg]

Jeanette Savant was playing piano in Preservation Hall December 1992..I had a chance to speak with this great lady on a break .

[@rogerofford8601]

See Tuba Skinny's wonderful revival of this on youtube "tuba skinny-hot clarinet break(craig flory)-dear almanozer

[@elemerbobok685]

the musicans are:Oscar Celestin George Mc Cullen(cnts), Bill Matthews (tbn), Clarence Hall (cl) Oliver Alcorn (alt), Jeanette Salvant (p) John Marrero(bjo), Simon Marrero (sbs) Josiah Frazier(d) oct 25, 1927

[@chonpincher]

The record sleeve says "recorded in New Orleans [text unclear] 1925".

[@bobboscarato1313]

It sounds like an electric recording; likely from 1927.-

[@bayouswing2595]

Andrew ! man what a great piece ! tell us who where the musicians ...

[@tenorbanjo4]

Papa lives! *****

[@bayouswing2595]

man i agree so much, i say that newer jazz had no feeling to it, it became bullshit intellectual masturbation and of course unpopular .jazz snobs and all dat faing it boy faking the damn thing boy