Never knew who the Man was until I was walking in a grave yard A came across this head stone that looked out of place it was black with gold writing on it and a trumpet on it told a photo.
@BLACKTRUTH5114 not too many unfortunately know about tommy ladnier & his work with sidney bechet in the 30s/40s. where did you see his grave?? I´d like to know. thanks
Awesome indeed. The joint jumps. I kinda think the guitar comes in and sows things down tho. But still love this scratches and all. Much thanks for posting. Wish there were 5 more stars to give it.
Der war auch in Deutschland udn Frankreich in der 20ern, Amerika war damals noch sehr rassistisch
Rebestein 2 months ago
beautiful postings, ALL OF THEM, by MoleDFigg, beautiful music also for the so-called "younger generation".... thanks & all the best to you
noweedman 7 months ago
Sehr faszinierend,. Man hat den Eindruck, dass Ladnier in Europa populärer als in den USA ist, was sicherlich an der Empfehlung durch Bechet liegt.
Reichstempler 10 months ago
Never knew who the Man was until I was walking in a grave yard A came across this head stone that looked out of place it was black with gold writing on it and a trumpet on it told a photo.
BLACKTRUTH5114 1 year ago
@BLACKTRUTH5114 not too many unfortunately know about tommy ladnier & his work with sidney bechet in the 30s/40s. where did you see his grave?? I´d like to know. thanks
noweedman 7 months ago
The clarinet player from 1:00 to the end is Bechet while Mezzrow is on tenor throughout.
oldtimejazzfan 1 year ago
maravilloso, muchas gracias.
sirjuandabicho 1 year ago
Awesome indeed. The joint jumps. I kinda think the guitar comes in and sows things down tho. But still love this scratches and all. Much thanks for posting. Wish there were 5 more stars to give it.
betteroffsingle 2 years ago
Clive, Thanks ! awersome!
fredjmp 2 years ago
superb- thanks for the chance to hear it
ivelleh 2 years ago
yea! nice one Mr.
MrPisster 2 years ago