V. RARE CHARLESTON CHASERS w RED NICHOLS 78 " DELIRIUM " US COLUMBIA 1076-D E/E+
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Sep 26, 2012 Sold Date
Sep 16, 2012 Start Date
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 AN EXCELLENT COPY OF THIS VERY RARE 78 FROM THE CHARLESTON CHASERS under the direction of RED NICHOLS

"DELIRIUM"

Title Recording Date Recording Location Company Delirium
(Arthur Schutt) 18th May 1927 New York, New York Columbia
1076-D

The Charleston Chasers recording sessions were often a pseudonym for Red Nichols Five Pennies

Artist Instrument Red Nichols Cornet Miff Mole Trombone Arthur Schutt Piano Jimmy Dorsey Clarinet, Alto Saxophone Vic Berton Drums + Dick McDonough - Banjo /guitar     and Joe Tarto - Bass brass

 

b/w  DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS WASHINGTONIANS

"DOWN IN OUR ALLEY BLUES"

In September of 1923 Elmer Snowden's Washington Black Sox Orchestra landed a six month gig at the Hollywood Club in Manhattan. After about three months the name of the group was shortened to the Washingtonians and because of a disagreement over money,banjoist Snowden was forced out of the band and Duke Ellington was elected as the new leader. Ellington and the band continued to play at the club until January of 1925 when the place was closed for repairs. Trumpeter Bubber Miley was the main attraction in the group and gave it its unique sound, with his use of the plunger mute. The style which featured Miley's growling, drunken, wah-wah trumpet playing was called the "jungle sound". Ellington's early theme song East St. Louis Toodle-Oo is a good example of this style of playing. When the Hollywood Club reopened in the spring of 1925 it was renamed the Kentucky Club. The band then became known as Duke Ellington and his Kentucky Club Orchestra although they also continued to record as the Washingtonians up until 1929

Down In Our Alley Blues
(Duke Ellington / Otto Hardwick) 22 March 1927 New York, New York Columbia
1076-D

ON A SUPERB LAMINATED US COLUMBIA 78 PRESSING

CONDITION -  EX/EX+

 

A SUPERB COPY OF THIS RARE 78 
 

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