Bob Crosby CD recommendations?

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#16 Post by anton » Mon May 02, 2011 11:59 am

Rag Mop is indeed great. It's on my list of close-to-overplayed tracks.

I received two of the Halycon discs today, and, yes, they sound horrible. Almost unlistenable and definitely not DJ-able. Vol 6 was slightly better than Vol 3, but still very poor. Underneath all the distortion and noise I did however hear a nice version of Big Chief de Sota [1936].

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#17 Post by Gong-Oh » Tue May 03, 2011 12:47 am

anton wrote:Rag Mop is indeed great. It's on my list of close-to-overplayed tracks.
Bob (and Bing) Crosby definitely recorded a significant number of songs originally by Western Swing and Country artists, more than any other Jazz artists I know:
Rag Mop (originally recorded by Johnny Lee Wills),
It Makes No Difference Now (o.r.b. Cliff Bruner),
Walking the Floor Over You (o.r.b. Ernest Tubb),
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... Underneath all the distortion and noise I did however hear a nice version of Big Chief de Sota [1936].
This one?

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#18 Post by anton » Tue May 03, 2011 9:13 am

Yup, that's the one (although misspelled - De Soto does not rhyme with Dakota ;)) Sounds like the same transfer.

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