Latest Updates - Bix Beiderbecke

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Comment by Sigurbjorn SUBS:

Moved older labels to top

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Comment by Mike Gann:

This record was originally released by Victor in 1927 as a special pressing by Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra. One side is a fox trot version with vocals, the other is an instrumental waltz.

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Comment by Leedon:

Earlier Pressing Added.

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Comment by Leedon:

Images Added.

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Comment by Mike Gann:

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Comment by Mike Gann:

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Comment by han enderman:

Par R-2833 - 2 label variants of Margie added, #3a & 4. Type #4 is a late pressing, with prefix R followed by dot; apparently rare as only this A-side image has been found. Main type #3 exists with 2 A-side versions: #3a with 2 publ. logos as on #2 (rare), and #3b with 3 publ. logos, as subsequently on #4.

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Comment by scrough:

'Louisiana' was previously released on Parlo R-298 in April 1929, with flipside Frankie Trumbauer's New Rhythm Orchestra - 'Sentimental Baby' (Okeh 41128).

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Comment by han enderman:

Par R-2833 - This is the last gold label Parlophone, released 1 Feb 1942 with Margie, an unknown Bix recording. Announcement in Melody Maker of 411206 added.

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Comment by cyeaman SUBS:

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Comment by cyeaman SUBS:

Added images of an Indianapolis pressing.

This release contains the following:

Side A - mx. BVE-63632 take 3, which was dubbed from B. 8419 on September 15, 1939. because the master had been destroyed.

Side B - mx. BVE-40945 take 4, which was previously unissued. An alternate take 2 had been issued on 21103 in January 1928.

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Comment by cyeaman SUBS:

"Margie" capped off a busy recording week for Bix, during which he recorded multiple takes of twenty different pieces of music. This included George Gershwin's "Concerto in F Major" with Paul Whiteman's Orchestra, which would be released on three 12" discs (7171-M, 7317-M), in addition to seven other tracks with Whiteman and three with Frank Trumbauer's orchestra. A high point of the week was Bix's incredible 32-measure solo on "Sweet Sue—just you" (50103-D).

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Comment by cyeaman SUBS:

It's interesting that labels credit Lenny Hayton on piano and George Marsh on drums on both tracks. Most sources, including the IAJRC link provided below, credit Roy Bargy on piano and put Lenny Hayton on drums on "Margie". Bargy is also credited as pianist on "Somebody Stole My Gal" and Stan King is thought to be the drummer on this one. George Marsh isn't credited on either recording. Source: "Bix: The Leon Bix Beiderbecke Story" by Philip R. Evans & Linda K. Evans, Prelike Press (1998).

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Comment by xiphophilos:

The copy here is a repress with an N tax code stamped into the area around the spindle hole. This tax code was in force between April 16, 1953 and October 27, 1955, see http://www.78rpm.net.nz/mechcopy/mech7.htm.

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Comment by tomaszposzwinski:

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