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Uploaded by on Aug 30, 2007

Bunk Johnson and his band, recorded New York, 12th November 1945. Sorry that there is no clip to watch, but the photograph was taken in the 1940's when Bunk was discovered working at Conrad's Rice Mill in New Iberia, La. by some american musicologists who (legend has it) got him a new trumpet and dentures and persuaded him to re-form a band.
Whatever the truth of the matter, we know that he chose George Lewis clt. Jim Robinson trb. Alcide 'Slow Drag' Pavagau bs. Baby Dodds dms.Laurance Marrero bjo. to form the band, recorded here, that was one of the major influences on the N.O. revival which took both sides of "the pond" by storm in the 1950' and 60's.

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  • wow, no one's commented on this in a month.

  • O.K. then, I will.

    "I still love it "

  • onvergetelijk mooi

  • Can anyone translate, please? (It sounds rude!!)

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  • it was adopted in 1939, so yeah

  • This tune seems to be very similar, but not exactly the same of "Red flag". Here in Europe we have another theme called "O mein tannenbaum", which is asolutely the same and one as Maryland my Maryland; both are quite sounding as a military march. I heard calling it "La Svizzera" (The Switzerland") here, in Italy: It could be confirm a teutonic origin. Anyway this song is delightful and I enjoy a lot when I play it in "New Orleans Revival" Style. :o)

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  • I love it too. One of Bunk's best.

    Thanks for posting it.

  • @MoleDFigg Unforgettably Beautiful

  • Ohhhhhhhh Tannenbaum.............

  • @MoleDFigg it's dutch for 'very beautiful'

  • I have not heard that Louis recorded this.

    But Gee I love this jazz! Here is authentic New Orleans Jazz!

  • Is it known whether Louis Armstrong recorded this?

  • This really is a great record, Bunk Johnson for ever.Congrats on your achievment,you play terrific music ,keep nit going please.

  • @MoleDFigg so do I, bloody magic.

  • @MoleDFigg

    it means "unforgettable beauty" in Dutch

    (I use Google Translate lol)

  • @MoleDFigg - Not at all - Dutch or Flemish 'unforgettably beautiful.'

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