78 RPM - Fletcher Henderson - Dicty Blues / Do Doodle Oom - Columbia - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Fletcher Henderson
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	A3995
Date:	Nov 1923
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Fletcher Henderson	Dicty Blues	Henderson, Lyons	Rate
B	Fletcher Henderson	Do Doodle Oom	Porter Grainger, Fletcher Henderson	Rate

Notes

Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra

Elmer Chambers (cornet);
Teddy Nixon (trombone);
Don Redman (clarinet, alto sax);
Coleman Hawkins (tenor sax, alto sax, clarinet, bass sax)
Fletcher Henderson (piano);
Charlie Dixon (banjo);
Unknown (alto sax, tenor sax);
Kaiser Marshall (drums).

A side (mx. 81211-3) recorded New York, NY, September 13, 1923.
B side (mx. 81212-3) recorded New York, NY, September 13, 1923.
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xiphophilos 9th Nov 2019		A side: For comparison, the slightly earlier, Aug. 9, 1923 version:



xiphophilos 9th Nov 2019		B side: For comparison, here is the slightly earlier version on Vocalion 14654, recorded August 9, 1923: Elmer Chambers (cnt); Teddy Nixon (tb); Don Redman (cl,as); Coleman Hawkins (ts) Fletcher Henderson (p); Charlie Dixon (bj); Billy Fowler(?) (bass sax); New York, August 9, 1923.



xiphophilos 9th Nov 2019		Heinz Becker has created a great website for Henderson fans that you may enjoy too: http://www.papabecker.com/fletcher%20henderson.htm BTW, when an artist name is listed on the label, as here, as Fletcher Henderson And His Orchestra, on this site we only enter the name of the artist. You may enter the full name of the orchestra in the Notes.



Mike Gann 9th Nov 2019		dunk78:The date in the info box refers to the date of release, not the date of recording. Opposite sides of a record can have two different recording dates.



dunk78 9th Nov 2019		http://www.redhotjazz.com/fho.html



xiphophilos 9th Nov 2019		Yes, this is clearly a November 1923 release. Interesting that Columbia released blues records recorded by African Americans in their regular popular series, but then didn't consider them mainstream enough to actually advertise them in The Talking Machine World. I wonder if they even bothered distributing them west of Chicago. On the west coast, I see a lot of stuff like "The Columbians Dance Orchestra De Luxe" but never any of these wonderful blues records.



Mike Gann 9th Nov 2019		September 13, 1923 is the recording date. Not listed in Talking Machine World but it should fall in with these. https://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Talking-Machine/20s/Talking-Machine-1923-11.pdf