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Muggsy Spanier on V DISC (1944) - Thats A Plenty

No.424B THATS A PLENTY Pollack Muggsy Spanier and his V-DISC All Stars Spanier-cornet, Lou McGarity-tb, Peewee Russell-cl, Boomie Richmond -tenor sax, Jess Stacy-p, George Wettling-dr, Hi White-...  
 
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bloozmonkey111 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Doesn't get more hothouse than this! Great post, a 5er!
djoutrage18 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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ugh, the thought of all those records being left/distroyed...
I love Mugsy!
wadeharris65 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I have a few V-Discs in my collection; some simply reissue commercial records, but some (like this) were especially recorded for V Disc.

Incidentally, the "V" in "V Disc" did NOT stand for Victory in this case; it represented instead George Vincent. However, with the "V For Victory" mindset at the time, the common assumption was that it did indeed stand for "Victory Disc".
HarunConn (2 months ago) Show Hide
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What a Band!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HarunConn (2 months ago) Show Hide
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watt für ein Sound!!!!!!!!
3vilSox (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Ahh, I got the chills!
MrPetepohl1 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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This V DISK, took Me back a few years! A school pal of mine,had an elder brother who served on a Mechant Ship that had,previously had a USA Crew. He came home with a big bagfull of these V Disks & We spent hours listening to them.
I often wonder what happened to them all! must have been about 1946, We were all a bit younger then.But,the music still sounds just as good ! THANKS FOR POSTING
CMRedford (8 months ago) Show Hide
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man, I had the same feeling! That bit sounds quite similar!
oldhornyman (8 months ago) Show Hide
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lol - I love the jungle book
PeteLindup (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Ha, I'm not the only one who thinks Muggsy inspired "I wanna be like you". And wasn't Terry Gilkysons' "Bare Necessities" based on "Willie the Weeper"?

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