This man is so hip. I hope at some point he and the great jazz clarinetist Sidney Bechet met. This had to have been from some time in the '20s or '30s. Anyone know for sure?
@danafriedman64 Here's what I was able to find out about the recording:
"in 1941, Brandwein returned to the recording studio for the last time. He recorded under the more Anglicized name of "Nifty" Brandwein. The recordings—"Klayne Princesin" ("Small Princess"), "Naftule's Freylekhs," "Freylekher Yontef" ("Happy Holiday") and "Nifty's Eygene" ("Nifty's Own") delineate Brandwein's development during his 14-year absence from the studio. " —Yale Strom
This man is so hip. I hope at some point he and the great jazz clarinetist Sidney Bechet met. This had to have been from some time in the '20s or '30s. Anyone know for sure?
danafriedman64 2 months ago
@danafriedman64 Here's what I was able to find out about the recording:
"in 1941, Brandwein returned to the recording studio for the last time. He recorded under the more Anglicized name of "Nifty" Brandwein. The recordings—"Klayne Princesin" ("Small Princess"), "Naftule's Freylekhs," "Freylekher Yontef" ("Happy Holiday") and "Nifty's Eygene" ("Nifty's Own") delineate Brandwein's development during his 14-year absence from the studio. " —Yale Strom
Shekhina01 6 hours ago