NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS

NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS

[@bobboscarato1313]

Staccato trombone reminds me of Santo Pecora!

[@howiesmith1504]

GREAT sound fidelity on these transfers!!! Titles are "Weary Blues," "That Da Da Strain," and Jelly Roll Morton's "Wolverine Blues," all mid-period, 5-piece NORKs.

[@jamesadkins1471]

been in love with this music since my paternal grandmother introduced me at age 10. . . . I've been playing trombone for 60 years. .. I still get goose bumps listening to this stuff !!

[@gothikgem2707]

Solid, smooth and c-o-o-l.....feel-good nostalgic listening. They don't make them like that any more!

[@JazzmanBerlin]

wow, lovely sounds and fascinating rhythm.

[@tereroli1]

Amazing sound indeed.

[@sammckinstry]

Great to hear a cleaned up disc of the NORK. Is that Mr Jelly on his tune? Superb piano anyway!

[@christopherwibberley8984]

“0h you like jazz “people say “who do you listen to?”-“The NORK and the OM5 I reply “-I am greeted with disdain-why?

[@quixoticquest]

I named my band the Colin Williams Rhythm Kings after these guys.

[@bayouswing2595]

Deep south baby!

[@bobboscarato1313]

Unsurpassed!

[@maxchristiansen106]

some good things for ur ears - just listen and tab ur feets - u just can't stop :-)))

[@wesm65]

Is that Leon Rapollo on Clarinet? I've always enjoyed his playing. Great band.

[@bummblebeesinacanwow4769]

Cool stuff, lo-fi, but still Jammin' and fun to hear.
The 2nd song sounds familiar at 4:23-4:49, does anyone know the name?

[@STEAMBOATSTOMPERS]

I would click a "like" if 1920's HOT JAZZ indicated the usual infos of any LP or CD. It sounds familiar indeed - but the names ???

[@terencemorgan1840]

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