Another great record!

Listened again.GREAT SOUND for acoustic

I love Roy Johnston, my favorite trumpet man of the California Ramblers. :^D 🎺

Another fox-trot with a charleston syncopation that is a blues. Great trombone solo! The last solo was a kazoo that Stan King used to play. Thank you!

Super excellent

Thank you for this. Lincoln was a outstanding soloist!

@ABrandsma

6 жыл бұрын

Indeed, he was actually the best improvising trombone soloist in entire Jazz until Teagarden started recording in 1928. Esp. Lincoln's solo on San, both takes, knocked me totally out, still does.

@mrjimmienoone2130

5 жыл бұрын

@@ABrandsma Listen to his fine trombone work on a Bobby Hackett record session of 1955, where Jack Teagarden was also present (they had hired Lincoln just in case BigT would not show up). It's the session which produced the classic "New Orleans" by Hoagy Carmichael. To compare BigT's and Lincoln's bone styles is very interesting.

@ABrandsma

5 жыл бұрын

@@mrjimmienoone2130 Indeed, Lincoln was quite a few years nearly invisible in the jazz world, since he could earn more money playing lead trombone in studio orchestra's. Logical choice.

@harryoakley

4 жыл бұрын

@@ABrandsma Interestingly, all solos differ between the two takes of "San" except Rollini's which are virtually identical. I have also noticed that on other recordings with Rollini which exist in more than one take - Rollini's solos are always the same; he obviously prepared a good solo and then stayed safe.

GOD I LOVE THIS RECORD!!!

@lindyhoppers

6 жыл бұрын

me too ;-)

This is so great....Red Nichols and Bix Beiderbecke bands were the best !! Although Louie Armstrong was pretty great , too !

A "HOT" Fox Trot is a understatement!!! This is AWESOME!!! Do You need pot holders to handel this record?

Rollini solos on his bass sax at 2:14. Stan King solos on his kazoo at 2:59. There is no Rollini hot fountain pen solo on this record

Fred Sanford loved this song

I can see how this would fool you into thinking it is electric. Edison's acoustical cutters were THE BEST. He had acoustic recording as good as can be hand before going electric. I actually prefer his last acoustics to any other company, they have clarity, depth, an up close quality, the bass is good, the records are loud, but no distortion. Some of the singing on the late acoustics, has an even more realistic clarity that the electrics. I have used some strange recorders in my experiments, there is a Trumpet solo cylinder I recorded, and the Jammy Awards that have very surprising sound for acoustical recordings.

@VictrolaJazz

6 жыл бұрын

Four years later I also think the hill and dale process was superior to the back and forth of the other formats.

@bruceweaver7641

4 жыл бұрын

The thing that is amazing about all of these recordings is their clarity. I am amazed at how digital technology has finally made them accessible.

@gunnarthefeisty

2 жыл бұрын

@@VictrolaJazz even with worn records, there's no swish

@jazzvictrola7104

2 жыл бұрын

@@gunnarthefeisty(I'm JazzVictrola now) They are amazing records!

@gunnarthefeisty

2 жыл бұрын

@@jazzvictrola7104 for sure! I'm looking forward to buying either a B250 or a C19 when I can afford it.

Теплый ветерок. Супер. Благодарю.

@lindyhoppers

3 жыл бұрын

Пожалуйста!

Was Tom Edison asleep when they recorded this HOT tune?

@nataliep.9047

2 жыл бұрын

Bigband Lou; His son would sneak out the hot stuff behind his old man's back.

@bobboscarato1313

Жыл бұрын

Edison's father was a preacher so he had to watch what he did and said always!

Perhaps Edison didn't like to shake "things" like that ......? !

I'm surprised that they didn't give this one a red star. It's a great song, but so out of the norm for Edison

@chagall56

5 жыл бұрын

Red stars were not used by 1926 when this record came out. Edison wasn't still screening the music on his records.

@brucemercer8458

3 жыл бұрын

Red Stars were assigned by "the committee" for discs that were not expected to sell well and less were press ...the star was a cue for stores to push these records, according to Frow.

@brucemercer8458

Жыл бұрын

Out of the norm by 1926? Sounds like someone got stuck with some War Time "Old Folks at Home" black-labels.

a great early fox trot

Das muss noch eine mechanische Aufnahme sein. Zum Schluss waren die teilweise richtig gut.... hat unten ein Kollege auch angemerkt. Ich habe einige späte mechanische Aufnahmen, das war schon teilweise perfekt gemacht, bevor die Mikrofone kamen.....

Rollini actually solos on the "hot fountain pen", a sort of rudimentary keyless clarinet. (It has only tone-holes.) It has a saxophone mouthpiece and resembles somewhat the Ab piccolo clarinet found in military bands.

@johncoffin9354

6 жыл бұрын

@2:59 there's a kazoo solo, 'hot fountain pen' sounds quite different. I THINK that Rollini's hand-made micro-clarinet was in Ab.

@ABrandsma

6 жыл бұрын

No that is not true, you hear Rollini on bass sax behind the kazoo.

@bixanorak

5 жыл бұрын

Hi there. AFAIK, the first 'hfp' (for short) was in Eb, and is the one Rollini seems generally to have used at first - such as on this recording, which is in Bb. Later, when Rollini was in Europe, a larger version in C was put out by a French company, doubtless by arrangement with Rollini. Can't remember the name. The Eb hfp was marketed in the U.K. by Keith Prowse, also presumably by arrangement with Rollini. It cost 17/6 (today GBP 0.875, today USD 1.12). A normal clarinet reed could be used, but its tail had to be shortened. I once had a hfp in C. It was VERY counter-intuitive to play, because there was a hole for the left little finger which had to be covered for lower notes . Clarinet & sax players (as I used to be) would find this a puzzle until they got used to it! Then it was OK. But Rollini, as a musician, was always something else - whatever he played, he couldn't put a foot wrong even if he tried! Yours sincerely, A Rollini Fan.

@nickdellow6073

3 жыл бұрын

@@ABrandsma Yes, and the kazoo is played by Stan King

Didn't Abe Lincoln play for a time in the 1930s with Ozzie Nelson's band?

@OthO67

5 жыл бұрын

Dachshund Was this the Abe involved with theater? 😲🤘🏾👺

Hottest version and take of this DD I own. I have 60 years of collecting DD that need to be worked up here by whoever did this. How to communicate?

@lindyhoppers

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Mr. Mercer, tell me what you desire and possibly how I can help you. Thanks for the comment.

Orch. by Arthur Lange

@lindyhoppers

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Pete, welcome back!

Recording year, please

@lindyhoppers

5 жыл бұрын

check it out under the video description info...

Ok but abe lyman version pisses on this !