Clap Yo' Hands - Roger Wolfe Kahn and His Orchestra - 1926 (Victrola Alhambra)

"Clap Yo' Hands" played by Roger Wolfe Kahn and His Orchestra; Victor 20327-B, take 2 (10"). Electrically recorded in New York on 4 November 1926.
Personnel:
Roger Wolfe Kahn: director.
Tommy Gott: trumpet.
Leo McConville: trumpet.
Miff Mole: trombone,
Arnold Brilhart: clarinet, alto saxophone, flute, oboe.
Alfie Evans: clarinet, alto saxophone, baritone saxophone.
Harold Sturr: clarinet, tenor saxophone.
Joe Raymond: violin.
Irving Brodsky: piano, arranger.
Tony Colucci: banjo, guitar.
Arthur Campbell: brass bass.
Vic Berton: drums.
Played with Burmese Colour Needle on a 1926 Victrola Alhambra I.

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So crisp and clear!

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Kahn had an interesting life, much of privilege (came from a wealthy family) He had his own band at age 18 in 1925 and started cutting records that year. What he didn't have was longevity as he died at age 54 in 1962.
I enjoyed his work as I have this and some other 78s of his songs. The flip side of this one (George Olsen's 'Do Do Do") is also a good number.

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Does this rare Orthophonic Victrola have a brass or potmetal reproducer?

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The original soundbox was an early pot-metal version, but as it was swollen and crumbling and the needle-bar pivots were out of alignment, I'm currently using a later pot metal soundbox (from a Victrola VV 2-55 portable).