SAVOY ORPHEANS - BLUE EVENING BLUES - ROARING 20'S VICTROLA RADIOLA
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@rordorica Thanks! Yes, he was just the right age at the right time to enjoy the 1920's and produce such good music of the time!
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Great happy tune, being such young and good conductor have some advantages over other bands, energetic and fun arrengements.
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@Edisonfans19 Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
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Very nice tune, very enjoyable!
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Gibbons piano playing was so poor he had to enroll at an English music school to make improvements..In the meantime he was relegated to the third Savoy band (the bostonians) 1927 he took leadership of Orpheans
davidglow3 1 month ago
@davidglow3 Thanks for all the great info! BTW, what caused Gibbons' fairly youthful death at only 50 in 1953, do you know?
VictrolaJazz 1 month ago
@VictrolaJazz He had a very sudden and unexpected heart attack in his suite at the Savoy Hotel
davidglow3 1 month ago
@davidglow3 Thanks! Had sad, but at least how appropriate at the Savoy!
VictrolaJazz 1 month ago
It sounds very American for an English recording! The banjo maybe, during 3 minutes, we are on the bank of the Mississippi!
camille885 1 month ago
@camille885 Thanks! Well the Old South as a subject of 20's songs seems to have been as infectious in Europe as it was the America!
VictrolaJazz 1 month ago