Latest Updates - Will Osborne

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Comment by DeweyGill SUBS ●:

Added non-perfect image set

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Comment by han enderman:

De 1534 - label images added, from archive, where the music is available. - Track order should be corrected. [mod- done]

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Comment by han enderman:

Melotone M-13039 - label images added, from archive, where the music also can be heard. Archive usually shows the runout, and thus we see that the A-side is take 2. Rust's ADBD mentions take 3 only, and the Notes above give take 1. - Would it be useful to save (copies of) images showing interesting runout details in the 'hidden' section?

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Comment by Mike Gann:

[YouTube Video]

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Comment by Mike Gann:

[YouTube Video]

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Comment by jakal68:

[YouTube Video]

[YouTube Video]

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Comment by jakal68:

[YouTube Video]

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Comment by edlongus SUBS:

[YouTube Video]
[YouTube Video]

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Comment by Mike Gann:

@ edlongus We don't use "And His Band" or "And His Orchestra"

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Comment by xiphophilos:

I don't hear a trumpet, but definitely saxophone(s) on both sides (in addition to violins, piano, guitar, bass, drums, and what is probably a celesta). On "Hello Beautiful, the alto saxophone has solos between 1:20-1:29, 1:50-2:09, 2:20-2:27. At 2:51-3:00 is a clarinet solo. On "One Little Raindrop", the celesta starts solo and is then joined by a sax at 0:06-0:16.

Ross Laird, Brunswick Records, page 827, gives the personnel as 3 violins, 3 saxes, guitar, piano, bass, drums (he leaves out the celesta, but it's audible on both sides).

Here's a fascinating video on the history and production of celestas:
[YouTube Video]

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Comment by C Porter1:

This record has previously been reported to have brass in the personnel by Rust and others decades ago. But it's clear that they never obtained this record to listen to, as both sides feature no brass. No George McGhee or Jack Stacey ever was part of the creation of this. However there was two other sides by the Osborne orchestra recorded on this same session for February 10th, 1931. By My Side / By The River Of St. Marie. Neither of which has been made audibly available to date. Maybe they feature there, although it's rather unlikely.

Both sides of this record can be found on Youtube:

[YouTube Video]

[YouTube Video]