MAMA'S GONE, GOOD BYE - RAY MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA

[bluesbotshuffle]

This makes me want to open a 20s themed bar/club. Any investors about or what?

[ErnieHollerhagen]

Why does Ray Miller not appear in jazz history books? Jazz history has to be written anew. Thanks to Youtube and all the 20ies records which it unearthed.

[jd03150]

It is sad we seem to have so little left of one of the greatest bands of the era.

[lindyhoppers]

@jd03150

...maybe somewhere there's a chest hidden in a basement and it's full of photos of the band and other collector's items!

;-)

one never knows, do one?

[formiggini]

A perfect example why it is belived that Brunswick & Vocalion had one of the best acoustic recording system of the time... !

[sbd650]

Very nice!

[ateleia]

VERY nice. Thanks a lot. Love this version!

[tenorbanjo4]

Thank you for sending the correct link.

Lovable dance music, nice pics and pretty banjo breaks (la ciliegina sulla torta...) Great Enrico!

[maxinDetroit]

great enrico-

mk

[lindyhoppers]

dedicated to people like you that appreciate this beautiful but virtually forgotten music...

[victorcornet21]

Nice job, Enrico! :-)

[MookRyan]

fabulous - and great pix!

[bill3murr]

have a copy of this and have always thought it was one of the best versions....thanks for a great sounding and looking vid.

[VictrolaJazz]

Wonderful sound AND photographs!