Don Redman - NAGASAKI

From my 78rpm record collection.
Columbia-Lucky "DANCE RHYTHMS OF TO-DAY 1936"album S-2(B-side)

Don Redman and His Orchestra

Shirlley Clay, Langston Curl, Sidney De Paris(tp)
Claude Jones, Quentin Jackson, Benny Morton(tb)
Edward Inge, Rupert Cole(as,cl)
Don Redman(as,arr,vo)
Robert Carrol(ts)
Horece Henderson(p,arr)
Talcott Reeves(bj,gt)
Bob Ysaguirre(tu,b)
Manzie Johnston(dr)

Rec. NYC 6,Oct. 1932

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[tlbpabcxyz]

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[DouglasUrantia]

An organist in a department store in Japan used to play this all the time. It's a great snappy tune.

[wolf175]

@lucke001 Nothing really matters. I was just curious, whether this kind of (totally un-Japanese) music could really have that name ... and why. Forgive me! Wolf

[lucke001]

@wolf175 does it really matter its an orginal name :p

[kurtkomit]

Funny enough I just found a Columbia-Lucky copy of Cab Calloway doing Nagasaki here in Toronto! Do you know anything about this label? im assuming its pretty rare in North america

[pompenel]

Excellent!! Mémorable

[Fiftiesflashback]

Fellows, if you're arn I will spin a yarn That was told to me by Able Seaman Jones. Once he had the blues So he took a cruise Far away from night-clubs and from saxophones. He said, "Yo Ho, I've made a certain port And when you talk about real he-man sport": Hot ginger and dynamite There's nothing but that at night Back in Nagasaki Where the fellers chew tobaccy And the women wicky-wacky Woo.

[RatPfink66]

classic.

Hey, did you redo the label type to make it easier to read?

[wolf1750]

You want to say, that was the title of this piece of music?

[chestateegold]

if you think it is because of wwii, you are wrong. at least that is what common sense says. look at when it was recorded. 1936.