78 RPM - Johnny Dodds Black Bottom Stompers - Weary Blues / New Orleans Stomp - Vocalion Origins Of Jazz - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Johnny Dodds Black Bottom Stompers
Label:	Vocalion Origins Of Jazz
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	V.1008
Date:	1952
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Johnny Dodds Black Bottom Stompers	Weary Blues	Artie Matthews	Rate
B	Johnny Dodds Black Bottom Stompers	New Orleans Stomp	Hardin, Armstrong	Rate

Notes

Johnny Dodds Black Bottom Stompers comprises -
Louis Armstrong - Trumpet
Gerald Reeves - Trombone
Johnny Dodds - Clarinet
Barney Bigard - Tenor and Baritone Sax.
Earl Hines - Piano
Bud Scott - Banjo
Baby Dodds - Drums

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Number: 2373507

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Description: Side A

Number: 2373508

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Description: Side B

Number: 2737577

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Description: 'Crossed out' Matrix Number ?

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scrough 29th Aug 2021		The USA Vocalion 15362 issue (click on it) is for the original Brunswick take C794 (the crossed out matrix above) so its fairly safe to assume that the other matrix (E 22723) - only 1 different from the ranges quoted - went through the same process. DAHR and its sources are never 100% accurate.



Bamboo 29th Aug 2021		Very interesting indeed. However, at the risk of missing something obvious, I don't see the numbers in my photograph, quoted / shown on the page you linked. Why is that please Scrough ?



scrough 29th Aug 2021		The answer is here. The original recording was for USA Brunswick in 1927 and it was released on USA Vocalion about the same year. But Brunswick later updated the matrix and this 1952 UK Vocalion issue reflects this.



Bamboo 29th Aug 2021		I noticed while playing this record that both sides have crossed out Matrix Numbers (I think they are called). Photograph up-loaded as 'above'. Was this usual I wonder ? What does it mean ? Was there maybe an error which needed correcting ?

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