[78-L] Marian's ex could really blow

[David Lewis]

Over the weekend my friend Greg Fernandez and I got together and listened to a bunch of 78s. 
One heard was the UHCA issue of McKenzie-Condon Chicagoans. We both noted that -- although 
the "main event" is still Teschemacher's wacky solos -- the solos taken by McPartland are 
exceptionally fine; emotionally deep and soulful. When I saw the title of this thread I thought,
"Ah, some serious discussion of McPartland's merit," but it was not to be.

Nevertheless, I realize the fun spirit in which the thread is intended. I once had a Columbia
of "Beautiful Ohio" that credited it to "Henry Burp" owing to a mis-struck typeface.  

Taylor's titles below sound a lot like real things that Larry Vincent recorded. 
They are barely not so.


I Used To Kiss Her On The Lips (But It's All Over Now).

If I Had It To Do All Over Again (I'd Do It All Over You).

Uncle Dave Lewis
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