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LA JAVA DOUDOUNNE MISTINGUETT & JEAN GABIN Synfonic Jazz du Casino de Paris sous la direction de Fred Melé, Odéon 1928 Tags: LA JAVA DOUDOUNNE MISTINGUETT JEAN GABIN 1928 78 TOURS |
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OUI- MISTINGUETT & HENRY GARAT 1929 after Jean Gabin Garat was the new protégé of la Mis, the woman who made the men famous Tags: OUI- MISTINGUETT HENRY GARAT 1929 78 rpm Odéon |
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O muto asil, TODOR MAZAROFF tenor 1907-1975, 1940's The tenor, Todor Mazaroff, was born in Pavel Banja on 2 January 1907. After teaching at a folk school for two years he began his career with the Sofia National Opera. His debut there was in 1935 in a production of Prince Igor. In 1937 Mazaroff won a singing competition in Vienna and so impressed Bruno Walter that he was immediately awarded a contract with the Vienna State Opera. His debut was on September 9, 1937 as Radames. Since he spoke only Bulgarian at the time, his first roles there were sung in Bulgarian while the rest of the cast sang in German. He remained active there until 1953. Due to the outbreak of World War II he was unable to develop an international career. In 1939 he appeared at the Maggio Musicale in a new production of William Tell singing the difficult role of Arnoldo with great success. He repeated the same role at La Scala and the Rome Opera. In 1947 Mazaroff turned to the great tenor, Pertile, to study the role of Don Carlo. International appearances took him to La Scala, La Fenice, Prague, Moscow, Paris, Buenos Aires, etc. His appearances in the United States included Chicago, New York and San Francisco. While teaching at the Conservatory in Vienna between 1962 and 1964 he retired from singing in 1963. He gave his farewell tour in Bulgaria in 1968. Major roles in his career included Don Jose, Otello, Radames, Arnoldo, Canio, Manrico, Andrea Chenier, Turrido and the Calif in Turandot. Todor Mazaroff died in Vienna on September 19, 1975. Tags: TODOR MAZAROFF tenor 1907-1975 Guillaume Tell Rossini |
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"Valencia" Mistinguett 1925 Another continental hit by Mis Tags: "Valencia" Mistinguett 1925 78 rpm |
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"Panama" Luis Russell & his orch. 09/05/1930 OKEH Great Jazzband of the 1920' and early 30's Tags: "Panama" Luis Russell his orch. 09/05/1930 OKEH |
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"Gosse de Paris" Mistinguett 1929 Orchestre "martyre" du Casino de Paris dir. Fred Melé Tags: "Gosse de Paris" Mistinguett 1929 78 rpm |
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"Ca c'est Paris" Mistinguett & Fred Melé's Orch. 1926 Maybe Mis greatest populair hit, people in many countries of Europe sang it for pleasure in pubs and on parties, as a kid in the 1950's it was one of the first songs I could sing not through the radio or disc but through the elderly members of my family. I never found it on 78 rpm disc, records of Mis are rarities, the song must have been made popular through sheet music. Tags: "Ca c'est Paris" Mistinguett Fred Melé's Orch. 1926 78 rpm record |
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"Static Strut" played by Erskine Tate's Vendome orch. with the young Louis Armstrong 1926 "Static Strut" played by Erskine Tate's with the young Louis Armstrong 1926. Erskine Tate was a violinist and leader of a band that played at the Vendome Theatre in Chicago from 1919 to 1928. Among the musicians who played with the Vendome Orchestra were Louis Armstrong, Lil Hardin-Armstong and Freddie Keppard. Erskine Tate was active in Chicago as a bandleader until the mid-30's. This hot record was made for Brunswick on May 28th, 1926 Tags: "Static Strut" played by Erskine Tate his orch. with the young Louis Armstrong 1926 Brunswick 78 rpm |
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"Buffalo Rhythm" Jack Hylton & his Orch. other sound trial new sound trial, YouTube is compressing every new clip. Tags: "Buffalo Rhythm" Jack Hylton his Orch. 24/10/1927 |
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"Buffalo Rhythm" Piccadilly Revels Band 20/10/1927 As good as Jack Hylton. Band under the direction of Ray Starita, London 20/10/1927, Columbia 4610/WA 6358, take 3. Tags: Buffalo Rhythm Piccadilly Revels Band Ray Starita Columbia 78 rpm Jazzy |
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"Buffalo Rhythm" Jack Hylton & his Orch. 24/10/1927 Fantastic arrangement HMV record B5379/Bb 11555-4 Tags: "Buffalo Rhythm" Jack Hylton his Orch. 24/10/1927 |
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John O'Sullivan (1878-1948) tenor "O Paradiso" 1926 The Irish tenor John O'Sullivan was the possessor of a powerful and brilliant tenor voice and his clarion high notes were greatly appreciated by his countryman, James Joyce. It is a remarkable instrument; the high notes, in a big theatre, must have made a tremendous impression but his singing is verry provincial, too vehement, the line not securely based. A pronounced vibrato present throughout the voice makes it impossible for him to produce the sustained legato necessery for Vasco's "O Paradiso". Tags: John O'Sullivan (1878-1948) tenor "O Paradiso" (It.) 1927 Columbia |
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Vina Bovy, soprano "La Traviata" Grand air part 2, 1936 second part of the great aria of Violetta in the first act of "La Traviata", what I like in Bovy's voice is the sensual timbre of the voice, the coloratura roles are not her cup of tea, but as a lyrical french schooled soprano she was a must. Here live recordings at the Met give us a better idea than her few studio recordings. Probably she felt that only a part of her talent was captured by the microphone and therefor her recorded legacy is small. About a dozen sides for HMV and 4 with Thill for Columbia. Pictures from my personal collection, no copywright. Tags: Vina Bovy soprano "La Traviata" Grand air part 1936 |
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Vina Bovy, soprano "La Traviata" Grand air part 1, 1936 First part of Violetta's great aria in french, recorded in Paris, orchestra conducted by Henri Busser, Disque Gramophone. Pictures are part of my own collection (YouTube is removing some of my clips because of complaints regarding 80 years old pictures I've used)this I received: This is to notify you that we have removed or disabled access to the following material as a result of a third-party notification claiming that this material is infringing: John O'Sullivan (1877-1955) tenor "Pays Merveilleux" (It.) 1926 Tags: Vina Bovy soprano "La Traviata" Grand air part 1936 78 rpm Klassiek |
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"En parlant un peu de Paris" Henri Garat & Paul Godwin and his orchestra of the 1932 film "Il est Charmant" (music by Willemetz), this are still the days when a musical film contained 3 or 4 big hits. Tags: "En parlant un peu de Paris" Henri Garat 1932 |
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CAN'T WE BE FRIENDS - PATHE HOUSE ORCHESTRA Vocal by Jerry W hite, Pathé X 6322 no 9096 about 1931 (other side Harry Reser) Tags: CAN'T WE BE FRIENDS HOUSE ORCHESTRA vocal Jerry White Pathé record |
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"Cocktails pour deux" (Cocktails for two) Henry Garat 1934 orchestra unkwown, rather french jazz band than the usual Jean Lenoir or Fred Melé orchestra's of his 1931-1932 recordings. Tags: "Cocktails pour deux" (Cocktails for two) Henry Garat 1934 78 rpm |
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Punch and Judy show Xylophone solo by Harry Robbins Jack Hylton and his orchestra about 1930. Tags: Punch and Judy show Xylophone solo by Harry Robbins with Jack Hylton's Orchestr |
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"Speaking of Kentucky Days" 1931 Jack Hylton's Orch. Jack Hylton & his orchestra Tags: JACK HYLTON SPEAKING OF KENTUCKY DAYS 1931 |
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You call it madness, but I call it Love/Billy Cotton & Band Compare with my CD recording of the same disc. Billy Cotton & His Band Columbia CB 365 Tags: You call it madness Billy Cotton His Band Columbia CB 365 |