LUD GLUSKIN RARE 1928 78 RPM FRENCH JAZZ HOT OMNIA NEBRASKA 78 TOURS

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Jun 17, 2014 Sold Date

Jun 10, 2014 Start Date

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RARE DISQUE T BON ETAT 78 RPM 78 TOURS SHELLAC Lud Gluskin and his Versatile Juniors Paris, Oktober 25, 1928 8854 Nebraska OMNIA 27906 FACE B FREDO GARDONI REDEMPTION Eddie Ritten, Faustin Jeanjean (tp) Léo Vauchant-Arnaud (tb, cello) Gene Prendergast (as,cl) Maurice Cizeron (as,cl,fl,oboe,vcl) Merrow Bodge (ts,cl) Reuel Kenyon (p) Arthur Pavoni (tu) Ted Goebel (d) Fred Zierer (vln) Gluskin first appears as a drummer with Paul Gason and His Versatile Orchestra. "Ain't She Sweet?" is performed by the Playboys, a Detroit-based band that would soon morph into an expanded and more versatile orchestra under Gluskin's direction. Subsequent billings list the perpetually evolving group as Lud Gluskin and His Versatile Juniors, Lud Gluskin et Son Jazz Orchestre Lud Gluskin, "Lud" Gluskin Ambassadonians, Lud Gluskin and his Ambassadors Orchestra, Jazz-Orchester Lud Gluskin, and finally Lud Gluskin et son Orchestre, which is the name they appeared under most often when serenading patrons at the Casino de Paris. The sound of the band often brings to mind great old-time jazz heroes like the Original Memphis Five, Red Nichols, Miff Mole, Bix Beiderbecke, Frankie Trumbauer, Frank Teschmacher and Jean Goldkette, whose arrangements were in fact used by Gluskin from time to time. Material ranges from hot novelty dance music and traditional pop tunes to substantial jazz numbers like "Tiger Rag," "Milenberg Joys," "Clarinet Marmalade," W.C. Handy's "St. Louis Blues," Fats Waller's "Whiteman Stomp," and Fud Livingston's "Feelin' No Pain."
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