1929, Will You, Won't You, Be My Babe? McKinney's Cotton Pickers, Hi Def, 78RPM
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42 videosYouTube Mix for McKinney's Cotton Pickers- 3:19
1929, What Kind A Man Is You? Irving Mills Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot1,609 views
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1931, Who's Your Little Who-Zis?, Arden-Ohman Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot4,962 views
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1927, Clementine, Don Voorhees Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot1,917 views
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1929, Would You be Blue?, Willie Creager Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot1,405 views
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1928, Smiling Skies, Coon Sanders Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,766 views
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1929, Ploddin' Along, Anson Weeks Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,308 views
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1927, Zulu Wail, Al Lentz Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,347 views
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1933, Lucky Fella, Tom Coakley Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot1,810 views
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1927, P D Q Blues, Fletcher Henderson Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,819 views
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1929, There's Too Many Eyes, Ipana Troubadours, Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot1,977 views
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1938, With A Smile And A Song, Guy Lombardo Orch. Hi Def 78RPM .wmvby Prozoot1,870 views
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1932, All of a Sudden, Lew Conrad Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,854 views
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1931, If I Ever Lost You, Jack Payne Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,485 views
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1930, Not a Cloud in the Sky, Isham Jones Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,891 views
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1931, The South's Been a Mother to Me, Harris Brothers Texans, Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot874 views
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1932, Quand Je Sors Du Cine, Lud Gluskin Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,086 views
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1933, Shame on You, Leon Belasco Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,389 views
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1932, Baby, Ted Fio Rito Orch. Hi Def, 78RPM, Fox Trotby Prozoot2,098 views
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1929, I Don't Want Your Kisses, Jesse Stafford Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,164 views
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1930, Red Head, Phil Spitalny Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot1,690 views
Don Redman, who did arrangements for Fletcher Henderson, also worked with McKinney's band. This sounds like it could be one of his. He later led his own group in the early thirties.
everybodylovesmybaby 5 months ago
The tuba work is outstanding on many of these pre- 1930s recordings.
Bull fiddle or electric bass can't match a tuba in a jazz band!
GooglFascists 5 months ago
Buenísimo,en especial me encanta ese llamado a la conga sudamericana de la época.
ondaleo 8 months ago
I was all set with this song until I saw the band name.
Then I laughed uncontrollably.
CalvinMcMurray 8 months ago
Wonderful song. You sure do a swell job with the posting of pictures and record sleeves. Do bring back the good old days.
rudiherold84 1 year ago
made in detroit!
maxinDetroit 1 year ago
I think the Gershwin Brothers were listening to the chord changes of the A section of this song when they were thinking about telling the story in the A section of "I Got Rhythm" I think they lifted the bridge's chord changes from the bridge of the 1926 tune "Sunday" This is all speculation however.
JCJasion 1 year ago
@RatPfink66 - Yup, I met Dave "Mr. Perpetual Motion" Wilborn with the New Cotton Pickers on their swing east to New York City in 1974! Got his autograph too.
JCJasion 1 year ago
Gotta love them Cotton Pickers! I spent my teenage years in Detroit and heard the "New Cotton Pickers" on several occasions, with original "picker" Dave Wilborn still singing (about a third lower in pitch by then :) ).
By the catalog number, we see that this side sat in the vault till early 1932. The style of playing was modern in 1929 and fresh even today, but in the deep depression before the swing era, few people could stand to hear anything so "every tub."
RatPfink66 2 years ago
I love this song and this is a very good rendition! Many thanks!
Masquerade03 2 years ago