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March 18, 2013 - I'm now using various file sites with varying success. With over 200 albums listed here, obviously I cannot upload everything at once. So if you're dying to hear something, please post a comment on that particular post and I will move it up in the priority queue. Enjoy!
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04 March 2014
Hello Gorgeous
Time flies, only it hasn't been fun putting in 60-70 hours/week. Well, here at last is some more Chick Bullock with Volume 2 of 1932. I've got several of these on 78s, and the Waring tunes appear elsewhere, however for expediency I've opted to pull all of these from mp3s that I've acquired from other sources. I think my hard drive with my Bullock rips is stored away at the moment, and these are all I have access to at the moment, and it's been too long since I've posted more tunes from my favorite artist of the era. Some of these tunes are rather mundane with bland arrangements, but then there are some really nice gems. It would be hard to equal the versions by the Mills Brothers', but both Shine and I Heard are very nice. Dixie and Business in F are nice and jumpy, as they should be, backed by Gene Kardos and His Orchestra. A different Kardos version of the latter is available elsewhere in the blog. Oh, Monah features Dick Robertson backed by a chorus that includes Chick Bullock, which may be the only time he sang back-up (he did trade verses with Cab Calloway on one tune). Another tune, If You Were Only Mine, has a melody that I swear is used in another Bullock recording. I think it may be Crying Myself To Sleep, but I could be mistaken. So much of the music from this era blurred the lines between originality and plagiarism, if not wipe them out altogether. It's amazing that it wasn't known as the Litigious Age. Another enjoyable side is Is I In Love, I Is, backed again by the Kardos orchestra. Listeners may be more familiar with the Dick Robertson version, as he also recorded many of the same tunes presented here. Well, enough of my drivel. On to the music, and let's hope the next installment isn't so far off. *Note: I suggest deleting the image in the download in favor the one above. Enjoy! +
Tracks
21 April 1932 Chick Bullock and His Levee Loungers
01 - Hello Gorgeous
02 - Dixie
21 April 1932 Gene Kardos and His Orchestra
03 - Business In F
04 - Oh, Monah (with Dick Robertson)
13 May 1932 Lou Gold and His Orchestra
05 - Hummin' To Myself
13 May 1932 Gene Kardos and His Orchestra
06 - Is I In Love I Is!
07 - Why Don't You Get Lost
13 May 1932 Carolina Club Orchestra
08 - Goofus
09 - I Beg You Pardon Mademoiselle
2 June 1932 Studio Orchestra
10 - When You Are Getting Along with Your Gal
11 - Who Besides Me Sits Beside You
12 - When We Ride On The Merry-Go-Round
22 June 1932 Ted Black and His Orchestra
13 - In A Shanty In Old Shanty Town
25 June 1932 Chick Bullock and His Levee Loungers
Mannie Klein-t/Jimmy Dorsey-cl/Matty Malneck-vn/Joe Meresco-p/Carl Kress-g/Artie Bernstein-sb/Stan King-d
14 - Shine
15 - I Heard
16 - The Night When Love Was Born
17 - If You Were Only Mine
27 June 1932 Waring's Pennsylvanians
18 - Holding My Honey's Hand
19 - Old Man Of The Mountain
1 July 1932 Chick Bullock and His Levee Loungers
20 - Rain, Rain, Go Away
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