[78-L] Who dat?

[David Lennick]

Sorry, no..

dl

On 6/29/2011 1:11 AM, Malcolm Rockwell wrote:
> Thanks, Julian. This is possible except for the Hobson Street Blues cut,
> which is also a piano solo. Love to hear it with Bauduc on drums, though!
> Maybe Mssr. Lennick has the LP??
> Dave?
> Mal
>
> *******
>
> On 6/28/2011 7:49 AM, Julian Vein wrote:
>> On 28/06/11 18:44, Malcolm Rockwell wrote:
>>> On my way to locate a record that's still being elusive I found a Presto
>>> lacquer of an unknown piano player doing Maple Leaf Rag, Hobson Street
>>> Blues and Cannon Ball (Rag) as piano solos. The last two are on one side
>>> and MLR is on the other. They're all under 2 minutes each and the piano
>>> player is pretty good, ala Fats Waller, but I don't think it's him and
>>> it's certainly not James P! Probably recorded post WW2.
>>> Any ideas?
>>> Mal
>>> _______________________________________________
>>> It could be from these sessions:
>> Marvin Ash
>>
>> Jazz Piano Of Marvin Ash:
>> Marvin Ash (p)
>> Santa Monica, Ca., mid 1940's
>>        Cannon ball    Fairmont LPM-104
>>        Sugar            -
>>        Lonesome lovesick blues            -
>>        Peg o' my heart            -
>>        Tin roof blues            -
>>        Smokey mokes            -
>>        Maple leaf rag            -
>>        These foolish things            -
>>        Squeeze me            -
>>        You took advantage of me            -
>>        Take me to the midnight cakewalk ball            -
>> Note: Unknown source, previously unissued, prob from Capitol transscriptions
>>
>>
>> Marvin Ash
>> Marvin Ash (p) Morty Corb (b) (1) John Freeling (d) (2) Ray Bauduc (d) (3)
>> "Rendezvous Ballroom', Santa Monica, September 1947
>>        Pearl house rag    Fairmont LPM-104
>>        Hobson Street blues (version 1)(1,2)            -
>>        Hobson Street blues (version 2)(1,3)            -
>>
>>         Julian Vein
>>
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