1926 CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS AKA GOLDEN GATE ORCH Edison DD Up and At them ME TOO 78

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A series of great  JAZZ Records from early Ragtime to Beb-Bop on 78 rpm Victrola Records

 CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS in HOT EDISON JAZZ (if that's not a contradiction) as the GOLDEN GATE ORCHESTRA
The Golden Gate Orchestra was none other than the geographically challenged California Ramblers (who were actually based in Ohio and never did so much as a single documented gig in California) doing a bit of moonlighting. The band, whatever its ts name of the day, generally centered around the considerable talents of bass saxophonist Adrian Rollini and featured at one time or another Red Nichols, Stan King and the Dorsey Brothers, among others. They recorded numerous sides between 1925 and 1929 under various group names for the Edison Company (yes, the energy giant, which in the '20s had its fingers in a lot of pies, including the nascent recording business, although none of the tracks presented here was ever officially issued). The California Ramblers/Golden Gate Orchestra were about as hot as a dance band full of white jazz musicians ever got in those heady days of hip flasks, raccoon coats and the Charleston, and a quick listen to the early versions of "Ain't She Sweet" and "When the Red Red Robin" that are included here reveals a smooth, limber and confident ensemble unafraid to break out and just roll. If it all sounds a bit quaint and even a little alien in the 21st century, it was cutting edge back in the day, and Rollini in particular was undeniably in a class of his own.

Condition:

VERY GOOD PLUS PLUS/ VG, rubs and fine scratches esp on ME TOO. Me Too label is dark and loose.

BUT RIM CHIP ON UP first 4 mm. Plays well on modern turntable with harsh clicks at start, then very quiet.

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