78 RPM - Frank Assunto And The Dukes Of Dixieland - Bourbon Street Parade / Glory Of Love - Imperial - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Frank Assunto And The Dukes Of Dixieland
Label:	Imperial
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	5157
Date:	Nov 1951
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Frank Assunto And The Dukes Of Dixieland	Bourbon Street Parade	P. Barbarin	Rate
B	Frank Assunto And The Dukes Of Dixieland	Glory Of Love	Billy Hill	Rate

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A-side "Vocal - Frank Assunto"
B-side "Vocal - The Duchess"

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laviolet 22nd Oct 2018		This is the Imperial version. And here's the B side "Glory of Love" with singer Betty Owens (Freddie Assunto's wife), known as "The Duchess."



whitewhale1965 7th Oct 2018		artist a.k.a. Frank Assunto's Dukes of Dixieland



slholzer 4th Jan 2015		Dixieland jazz was never better represented than by the Assunto-led Dukes Of Dixieland. They were true born sons of New Orleans and they played like it. Their detractors claimed they used arrangements instead of improvising. If so, you couldn't tell.They had the swing and the spirit it took to sell the Dixie idiom. Moreover, they kept fast company. If I'm not mistaken, the clarinet on this clip is Pete Fountain, and I know he's not arranged. You always found the best men in their rhythm sections. And, like true entertainers, they sang well, too. makes me want to get out the albums...



laviolet 3rd Dec 2014		Added better quality A-side image. Alternate labels with minor variations exist.



laviolet 23rd Nov 2014		Freddie Assunto (1929-1966) and his younger brother Frank (1932-1974) formed The Dukes Of Dixieland as teenagers in 1949. Vocalist "The Duchess" was Freddie's wife Betty Owens. Both "Bourbon Street Parade" writer Paul Barbarin (1899-1969) and Frank Assunto died on the day before Mardi Gras. See here for a retrospective of the Assuntos' career with the original Dukes. The Imperial version of "Bourbon Street Parade" appeared on the 2000 Hip-O compilation Mardi Gras Essentials. Here's a later version. In the photograph, from left: Freddie Assunto, father "Papa Jac" and Frank.

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