78 RPM - The Savannah Syncopators - Jackass Blues / Deep Henderson - Brunswick - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	The Savannah Syncopators
Label:	Brunswick
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	3245
Date:	Jul 1926
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	$75
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PRICE GUIDE

$75

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	The Savannah Syncopators	Jackass Blues	Kassell, Stitzel	10.0 Rate
B	The Savannah Syncopators	Deep Henderson	Rose	10.0 Rate

Notes

A: With Vocal Chorus [by Georgia Taylor]

Savannah Syncopaters (a.k.a. King Oliver and His Dixie Syncopaters)

Joseph "King" Oliver (cornet, director); Bob Shoffner (trumpet); Edward "Kid" Ory (trombone); Albert Nicholas (clarinet, alto saxophone, soprano saxophone); Darnell Howard (alto saxophone, soprano saxophone); Barney Bigard (tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone); Luis Russell (piano); Bud Scott (banjo); Bert Cobb (tuba); Paul Barbarin (drums); Georgia Taylor (vocals on A).

A side: recorded Chicago, IL, Apr. 23, 1926.
B side: recorded Chicago, IL, Apr. 21, 1926.

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xiphophilos 7th Jun 2017		A side:



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slholzer 3rd Jun 2017		The Savannah Syncopators are a pseudonym on this disc for Joe "King" Oliver's Dixie Syncopators. For those who are new to jazz, especially that brand of jazz known to enthusiasts as "hot" jazz, "King" Oliver was the widely acknowledged top dog of the New Orleans jazz community, assuming his mantle after the previous "King", Buddy Bolden, suffered a psychotic break event during a parade and was committed to an asylum. Oliver eventually came to Chicago, where he was equally venerated, at least by musicians. It was Oliver who brought Louis Armstrong from New Orleans to be second cornet in his Chicago band and mentored him until he inevitably eclipsed even the "King" himself.