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RavePad · Cliff Edwards · Videos

Cliff Edwards

Cliff Edwards Videos : Jean Goldkette and His Orchestra - Sunday (1926)

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trumpet music jean goldkette and his orchestra sunday 1926

Jean Goldkette and His Orchestra - Sunday (1926)

Charted at #11 in 1927. Look at the personnel on this recording! Tommy Dorsey (trombone) Fred "Fuzzy" Farrar (trumpet) Jean Goldkette (leader) Eddie Lang (guitar) Don Murray ( saxophone) Howdy Quicksell (banjo) Bill Rank (trombone) Stanley "Doc" Ryker (saxophone) Joe Venuti (violin) Bix Beiderbecke (cornet) Taddy Keller (vocalist) Nan Keller (vocalist) Ray Lodwig (trumpet) Spiegle Willcox (trombone) Frank Trumbauer (C-melody saxophone) Irving Riskin (piano) Steve Brown (string bass) Chauncey Morehouse (drums) Frank Lynch (vocalist) Edward T. King (director) Recorded October 15, 1926. Written by Ned Miller, Chester Cohn, Jules Stein and Bennie Krueger. Also a #3 hit for Cliff Edwards in 1927, and #11 for Gene Austin in 1927. The other side of the record is "I'd Rather Be the Girl in Your Arms (than the Girl In Your Dreams)".

Original Video uploaded to YouTube by CatsPjamas1 at 7:10 AM Mar 1st

Posted by celebfan at 4:38 PM Mar 18th

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