[78-L] Raunchy old Kay Starr 78

[Taylor Bowie]

A great session.  I don't have a lot of post-war 78s but I recently won a 
nice copy of Snuggled On Your Shoulder b/w Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong 
because it was interesting to see two 30s pop tunes covered in 1947,  and 
because I like Kay Starr a lot.

I noticed that another track from the session on Julian's list is listed as 
"There Ain't No Sweet Man" and I'm assuming that this is the 1928 Fred 
Fisher tune covered so well by Whiteman with Bix and Bing.

"So Tired" was a big hit for Starr,  right?  It was also a big hit for  Russ 
Morgan the same year.


Taylor


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Julian Vein" <julianvein at blueyonder.co.uk>
To: "78-L Mail List" <78-l at klickitat.78online.com>
Sent: Monday, July 13, 2009 11:58 AM
Subject: Re: [78-L] Raunchy old Kay Starr 78


Jim Whipkey wrote:
.  I have a Capitol record by Kay Starr called Steady Daddy.  Would
presume it was recorded at least 50 years ago, maybe more, but--------I
was dumbfounded by the  lyrics!  Even by todays standards, it seems
pretty racy.  I can't imagine how it got  recorded  back then, unless
the censors were so naïve to not recognize what I  am hearing now. Or
maybe  it's a case of the old joke which has the punch line, "Don't
blame me, you're the one drawing the dirty pictures".  The record is
Capitol 2718Z,  says Blues Vocal with Orchestra, Steady Daddy (Vernon
White) Kay Starr with Dave Cavanaugh's music, featuring  Red Norvo,
vibes:  Arnold Ross, Piano:  Jack Marshall, guitar.   It's a song  about
  a woman telling a man "you know what I like, take it slow", etc.
What does anyone know about  this record?  The flip side is So Tired,
which only says Kay Starr with Orchestra.
>

>
>   Jim Whipkey
> _______________________________________________
It was good enough for Mae West, and Julia Lee who was recording similar
material for Capitol at the time.
Here are the full session details:

Kay Starr (vcl) acc by Dick Anderson (cl) Dave Cavanaugh (ts) Red Norvo
(vib) Arnold Ross (p,celeste-1) Jack Marshall (g) Red Callender (b) Jack
Turner (d)
Los Angeles, December 1, 1947
2645-2    I haven't changed a thing    Mosaic MD12-170 [CD]
2646-2    There ain't no sweet man    Cap 15288, Mosaic MD12-170 [CD]
2647-4    Snuggled on your shoulder    Cap 15087, Mosaic MD12-170 [CD]
2648-3    Between a kiss and a sigh    Mosaic MD12-170 [CD]
2649-4    Don't let your love go wrong    Cap 15087, Mosaic MD12-170 [CD]
2718-3    Steady daddy    Cap 15314, H/T211, V-Disc 900, Mosaic MD12-170
         [CD]
2719-1    Please love me (da,dc,rn out; ar p&cel,1)    Cap 15288, Mosaic
MD12-170 [CD]
2720-2    Believe it beloved    Mosaic MD12-170 [CD]
Note: Mosaic MD12-170 [CD] titled "Classic Capitol Jazz Sessions"; rest
of this 12 CD box by others.

As you can see it was also issued on V-Disc, so I doubt if it corrupted
the troops, although they were probably fed bromide!

      Julian Vein



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