tiger rag charles dornberger and his orchestra

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Uploaded by on Feb 10, 2008

used to be the theme tune for brian rust's great sunday night jazz radio show on london's capital radio in the early eighties. sigh.

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  • @Mousepie999 i'd love to hear some of those! that would be great!

  • Played at 76 bars a minute. Amazing!

  • @fatsfan70 I have to correct you. Brian was never in a care home. He died after a long illness in Jan 2011. I used to talk to him on the phone from time to time until shortly before the end. A very nice man.

  • @djoutrage18 I have dozens and dozens of episodes on tape and CD. I never missed an episode of from 1980 until it was axed in late 1984.

  • does anybody have any recordings of rust's shows they wouldn't mind sharing with me? i'm 21 and love hot dance music, and of corse missed all the shows!

  • Je pense que ca tourne un peu vite ! Ils jouent en si naturel ! (B)

  • Geofrey Smith just played it on Radio 3 Composer: D.J. LaRocca Performers: Charles Dornberger (cl & as), Max Connett, George Hall (tp), Thurlow ‘Ponzi’ Cranz (tb), C.C. Borland (cl & as), George Gammon (ts), Russ Carlson (p), Perry Dring (banjo), Bob Hill (b), Carl Skinner (d) Recorded: New York 10 May 1927

    Hot Aire, Halcyon Dhal 16, 11 02’50”

  • Geofrey Smith just played it on Radio 3

  • Great Tiger Rag , I remember Brian Rust's Mardi Gras when I first came upone it was in 1974 and then it was on about the same time as jazz record requests Saturday from 5pm -6 pm so i switching from radio 3 to capital radio so as not to miss anything.

    why are the jazz programes so poor these days ,I bought a lot of records thanks to mardi gras anymore like me ALAN MORLAND<DREFACH,LLANELLI,WALES

  • Thank you for posting this. In the 70's as a teenager, it was Brian's show on Sundays that started me off on a lifetime's love of "hot dance music and all that jazz"!

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