Benny Goodman Victor 25796 78 RPM Sing, Sing, Sing Part 1 Part 2 1937 VG 10"
$
51
$ 51
Sold For
Nov 25, 2019
Sold Date
Nov 15, 2019
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$ 50
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Description
- This 1937 78 RPM Record by Benny Goodman and his Orchestra features the fantastic Big Band song "Sing, Sing, Sing" Parts 1 and 2
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Benny Goodman and his Orchestra
Victor 25796
A Sing, Sing, Sing Part 1 B Sing, Sing, Sing Part 2
1937 10" 78 RPM Shellac
Bass [String Bass] – H. Goodman Clarinet – B. Goodman Drums – G. Krupa Guitar – A. Reuss Piano – J. Stacey Saxophone – A. Rollini, G. Koenig, H. Schertzer, V. Musso Trombone – M. McEachern, S. Ballard Trumpet – G. Griffin, H. James, Z. Elman
To explain the seemingly curious "Introducing 'Christopher Columbus'" credit on the labels: "...When Benny Goodman arranger Jimmy Mundy, who often worked with Goodman’s primary arranger, the brilliant Fletcher Henderson, took the core of the swingin' work by Italian-American bandleader Louis Prima, 'Sing, Sing, Sing (With a Swing)' and tried to stretch it out beyond the usual three minutes (it ended up requiring both sides of a 12" 78-rpm disc at over eight minutes), he incorporated, or 'introduced' 'Christopher Columbus (A Rhythm Cocktail),' recently written by Leon "Chu" Berry from Henderson's band, and successfully recorded by Thomas Fats Waller. The end result, which features 'Christopher Columbus' played in a minor key after the main chorus, remains a popular hit eight decades later...'
* VERY GOOD Condition * Light scratches and scuffs * NO Cracks * NO Breaks * NO Chips * Very shiny * To see a VIDEO of this playing visit The Sultan's Treasure Vault Facebook page
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