[78-L] Ray Hetherton

[Dan Van Landingham]

I wasn't aware of that recording.I am more familiar with Crosby by way of the 
Victors Bix Beiderbecke
recorded between 1927 and '28.And then there were the Columbias from 1929.What 
year did White-
man return to Victor?I have a Victor of Whiteman doing a song called "I Don't 
Suppose" with a vocal 

by his trombonist Jack Fulton.I bought it back in 1978 along with that Columbia 
I have of Crosby on "I
Kiss Your Hand,Madame".That's the only Columbia I have of Crosby on that 
label.I'm familar with all 

the records he did for OKeh with Trumbauer and Bix as well as his solo work for 
Brunswick.I had a
very battered Brunswick of him doing Charmichael's "Star Dust".




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From: J. E. Knox <rojoknox at metroeast.org>
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Sent: Mon, October 25, 2010 5:03:46 PM
Subject: Re: [78-L] Ray Hetherton

Greetings from FixitLand!

Dan Van Landingham wrote:

> Crosby began recording for Whiteman in late 1927 for Victor.

Well, not so late -- "Muddy Water" was recorded 7 March (Victor 20508- 
B, BVE 38143-3).

Take care,


Joe
--
"If cats are 'pets' and people are 'masters' why am I the one  
standing here with a Pooper Scooper?"--Karl Knox (1960-2005)




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