1938 PAUL WHITEMAN CONCERT ACETATE DISCS ARTIE SHAW RAYMOND SCOTT JACK TEAGARDEN
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Description
“Paul Whiteman Carnegie Hall Concert” from December 25, 1938. Approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes on these 16 (sixteen), 12 inch, 78 rpm black acetate discs
These discs were recorded for Paul Whiteman by Universal Recording Company, New York
Music is by Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra with featured soloists listed below:
The Farmer Leaves The Hay
The Blue Bells of Harlem
The Cowbell Serenade
Quonk
The Seventh Day
The Bell Fugue
Blues – Artie Shaw soloist
Gay Mood Opus
Cuban Overture
Nursey Ballet (March of The Clowns / Doll Gets Broken / Little Girls Don’t Fight)
Bumpy Weather Over Newark – Raymond Scott Quintet
Suicide Cliff – Raymond Scott Quintet
Mexican Jumping Bean – Raymond Scott Quintet
Trylon And Perisphere
Shadrack – vocal Louis Armstrong with The Lyn Murray Chorus
Nobody Knows The Trouble I Have Seen – vocal Louis Armstrong with The Lyn Murray Chorus
Rhapsody In Blue
Personnel include Jack Teagarden, Miff Mole, Charlie Teagarden. Announcer and emcee is Deems Taylor who provides excellent introductions and descriptions of the music to be played
The clarinet solo work on the long Blues number by Artie Shaw is outstanding
Discs are in excellent or better condition with excellent or better sound. These discs are absolutely beautiful with beautiful sound. You can hear so much detail in the recordings, these are some of the finest sounding discs from this era that I have come across. All discs have the original labels. These discs are very stable with no cracks or other damage, beautiful discs that have been well cared for – incredible condition considering these are over 80 years old!
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