Lew Stone and His Band - White Jazz

Lew Stone and His Band at The Café Anglais, London.
Recorded in London on November 3rd 1933
Personnel:
Alfie Noakes and Nat Gonella-trumpet / Joe Ferrie and Lew Davis-trombone / Joe Crossman, Jim Easton, Ernest Ritte and Harry Berly-reeds / Eddie Carroll-piano / Al Bowly-guitar / Tiny Winters-string bass / Bill Harty-drums.

[@Underlabelcrack]

What a brilliant version!

[@AndyLeMaitre]

Thanks Underlabelcrack!

[@phredl]

Nice clean job on the transfer. Gene Gifford arrangement.
Nice tribute to the Casa Loma orchestra.

[@AndyLeMaitre]

Thanks for your kind comment phredl. I take a lot more care than I used to!

[@phredl]

Andy LeMaitre
Andy, This has been uploaded a couple of times before and they really sounded awful. This was a big improvement. Keep up the great work!

[@trevorfleisig9056]

I spent some time chatting to Joyce Stone after a dance Band performance at Cadogan Hall. Very nice in deed to meet Lew's wife

[@AndyLeMaitre]

That's very cool!

[@jourwalis-8875]

Very nice and hot!

[@AndreaMimi1984]

Coool.

[@davideliasperez1787]

Sounds like a boss impossible to beat in the cuphead game

[@mabel8179]

This sounds great!!! What stylus did you use? I've got a Chesterson GPO music centre that plays 78s but need to get a stylus to play my Al Bowlly 78 on it.

[@AndyLeMaitre]

Ortofon 2M78 mono cartridge with 2.5 ml stylus.

[@mabel8179]

@@AndyLeMaitre Thank you.

[@blevsnark3839]

Indeed, first rate transfer, and well-recorded in 1933. British Decca sure used better quality shellac than the American counterpart.