1932, Lud Gluskin Orch. Music Hath Charmes, Fit As A Fiddle, medley, Paris, HD 78rpm
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The BEST EVER ON 78 RPM DISC! JAZZ RYTHM EVER RENDITION FOR HISTORY AND FULL GREAT ORCHESTRA EVER! BRAVO! REALLY BRAVO! Emmanuel from PARIS FRANCE
@RatPfink66
5 жыл бұрын
Would you believe they're about one-half a pickup group? Lud cut down to 9 pieces in 1932 due to the depression. Of course he wasn't too tight with a buck to stay on as conductor.
@liberte5847
5 жыл бұрын
@@RatPfink66 great no way?! BRAVO! Emmanuel
Always loved this great French dance orchestra. Wish I had more of their records. Thanks for sharing these, wonderful!
Un jour sans toi ! magnifique chanson d'amour ! Merci
Fit as a Fiddle moves!
"Music Hath Charms" was a complete mystery till now... Harry Barris wrote it, but it's not the tune by that name used to open the pic "King of Jazz," despite Harry's appearance in same. Charley Bradshaw, an L.A. arranger, wrote the stock, which may have been published only overseas. Soloists Alex Renard on trumpet and Coco Kiehn on tenor were well known swing players in prewar Europe. This 1932 Gluskin band is seldom heard - so big thanks to Prozoot for giving us the privilege and pleasure!
Lovely. And the song ,"Un jour sans toi..." is very sweet. Many thanks.
BOY! How did I miss this one! SUPER AWESOME!
Another impeccable recording. Thank You.
I always enjoy this orchestra! Thanks
I don't know how you do it, but it never fails to amaze!!!!
I adore the two vocals, the first enjoyed in French when only known in English, and the pace of the second making a contrast - wonderful medley.
Superb enhancement of old 78s! Thanks for this great posting of a great and much under-appreciated Jazz Age band.
@jnstonbely5215
4 жыл бұрын
Yes: a BIG THANK YOU to and BRAVO Prozoot !
AN incredible soundy document ever NO Way! Jazz no way! Emmanuel from Paris
Never heard of him before, but love it! Thanks for putting it up here.
Grande, big, hermoso, wonderful, maravilloso...
thanks its "wunderbar" (wonderfull).
parabéns lindas orquestras
very nice; i especially like "The Night That Love Was Born" , as its english version was titled...love it. "Fit As A Fiddle" is always a hit in my book. Thank you for this wonderful orchestra....excellent!
@josephmgarcia1143
5 жыл бұрын
Thanks for releasing the title of the second song....been a long time since I took French in high school.
Wonderful post !! Thanks for sharing. Much appreciated.
thanks again
Lud Gluskin was musical director and orchestra leader for Ed Wynn's 1949-50 CBS TV comedy show that originated from Los Angeles.
@RatPfink66
6 жыл бұрын
...and was CBS' Hollywood MD for several years.
Love this!
Thanks again
parabéns suas canções são fantasticas
The power of Swing!
Thanhks again.l
good stuff 👍👍
Where have you got hold of all these high quality records? They must be practically as new, never played with steel needles, otherwise they have been ruined. Sounds like real Hi-Fi from 1932!
@jnstonbely5215
4 жыл бұрын
Jourwalis - My beloved Dad would travel by subway to Manhattan to buy Cactus ; I think they were labeled “Cactai Needles” for our Webcor Phonograph . They cost more than steel needles but they did not “score” the records and the sound was perfect in his entire collection of mostly classical 12 inch records . I haven’t check the web. but they should still be available today..
Beautiful. What's the first song? Thanks.
5:50 is my favourite song
Did the frenchmen have especially good recording equipment in those days? Or more mikes and better consoles?
Love France and French culture
The second part that starts at 5:50 is wonderful; rhythm and energy that "get your feet up". Thank you for that. What is the name of this song?
@charlienew9837
3 жыл бұрын
OK i fand it - "Fit As A Fiddle (And Ready For Love)" :-)
@charlienew9837
3 жыл бұрын
Fit as a fiddle and ready for love I could jump over the moon up above Fit as a fiddle and ready for love Haven't a worry, I haven't a care Feel like a feather that's floating on air Fit as a fiddle and ready for love Soon the church bells will be ringing And I'll march with Ma and Pa How those church bells will be ringing With a Hey, nonny, nonny and hotcha cha! Hi diddle diddle, my baby's okay Ask me a riddle, oh what did she say? Fit as a fiddle and ready for love
4:00 is this "You're Driving me Crazy" in French?
Fit as a Fiddle @5:50
What is the first song called anyone? Love it
@prozootprozoot4126
4 жыл бұрын
....It's called, "Music Hath Charms" -- see record label. Thanks for watching!
@michellehollamby6620
4 жыл бұрын
Prozoot Prozoot thankyou , quirky little number...lots of toe tappin 😀