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Uploaded by Stompy23 on Dec 18, 2008
Thomas Morris Past Jazz Masters: The Bull Blues (E flat No. 1 Blues)
A classic 1920s Jazz recording on an unusual German release:
Beka A 4157 [Originally Okeh 8075 (Mx. No.: S-71583-C)]
New York, May 1923
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Wonderful label! As for the recording, it is up to Okeh's high standards.
kspm01 3 years ago
Undoubtedly, Beka (as well as Odeon) was a German label owned by the Lindström company. If you listen carefully, you notice the paradox difference: While Lindström's own (German) recordings sound pretty average, all their borrowings from Okeh are technically superior. However for historical reasons, and in many cases for better pressing quality, I always prefer German copies!
Stompy23 3 years ago