Duke Ellington - Shout 'Em Aunt Tilly

[joehiggs100]

Thanks! Proper stuff! Duke's big Jungle vibe, as JCJasion says. Great tune which I'd not heard till 10 minutes ago by Paul Adams, guitarist, he's on youtube. - can't post link!

[killerdillr]

I have so many good 78´s to put up - when I have the spare time I will do it

Good to hear this with REAL sound and not "Muted" Cd sound

[75capriceconvertible]

No one beats The Duke! I'll bet Joe Oliver was kicking himself for a long, long time after turning down the engagement. I just want to tell you: I prefer the "live" recording like you do it, as opposed to a direct connection. I do my vids the same as you; I think it gives a more "being-there" feel to it. Hope you will continue this method

[VictrolaJazz]

Super nice record! No wonder Aunt Tilly shouted!

[willgonow]

that's a top tune.

[althazarr]

Nice record and player. I have to agree with the other comments to, a direct connection will sound so much better. It's easy to do. Thanks for posting this. What brand is the player?

[laceup1967]

Yes, I know a direct connection would have been better but that was not possible at the time. The turntable is a Lenco Model B55, made in Switzerland.

[althazarr]

Nice! I've not heard of that brand, but it looks really neat.

[JCJasion]

Classic Cotton Club "Jungle Music"

I have a mint pressing of this honey.

First heard it on an Ed Beach broadcast on the old WRVR 106.7 FM in 1966

[AUDlOPHILE]

Yes, I agree a direct connection would be much better. Check out my videos and you'll see!

[ABrandsma]

Great tune, Dixieland Crackerjacks signature tune.

A real 78?

[laceup1967]

Absolutely. The genuine 78 pressed nearly 77 years ago.

Glad you enjoy.

[sneskid]

Nice! But you should really use a direct connection - would sound a ton better :)