1926 Jazz 78 COOK'S DREAMLAND ORCH w Freddie Keppard - Brown Sugar HEAR
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*** 1926 Jazz classic ***
Fabulous Chicago Jazz recorded while this band was still the house band at Paddy Harmon's Dreamland Ballroom located on the Near West Side of Chicago at the intersection of Paulina and Van Buren streets.
While at the Dreamland Cook's band recorded under various names like Cookie's Gingersnaps and Doc Cook and his 14 Doctors of Syncopation and the outfit heard here Cook And His Dreamland Orchestra.
This 78 is most notable for including New Orleans legend Freddie Keppard!
Keppard was an important musician who succeeded Buddy Bolden as "king" of the cornet players in N.O.. He started playing around 1906, leading the Olympia Orchestra and playing in marching bands, funerals and Storyville clubs. He also played with Bill Johnson asked him to round up a group of musicians and come to Los Angeles with the promise of work. This band became known as the Original Creole Orchestra and from 1914 to 1918 it toured the country in vaudeville shows, giving northern audiences their first taste of authentic New Orleans Jazz. Like so many New Orleans musicians, he settled in Chicago in the early 1920's. He worked with several bands in the city including, Doc Cook's Dreamland Orchestra, Erskine Tate, Ollie Powers and with Charles Elgar Creole Orchestra at the Savoy Ballroom. By the time Jazz became widely recorded Freddie's better days were behind him, but his wild and ragged style is well represented by the song Stock Yard Strut that he recorded with his Jazz Cardinals in 1926. Keppard was an alcoholic, and became an unreliable band member. He continued to work up until 1928, when he came down with tuberculosis. He suffered with the disease until it took his life in 1933.
artist: Cook And His Dreamland Orchestra titles: Brown Sugar / High Fever year: 1926 label: Columbia - 813-D deadwax: W142415 2-A-6 / W142416 1-B-7 condition: (grading is from 1 to 10 with 10 being new) visually: 6 out of 10 (light scratches - dulling surface/greying - there's a potential crack in the middle of the shellac on Brown Sugar side - it does not show on the other side and is not to the label or run-in groove, see 6th and 7th picture. The long line on "Fever" side is just a superficial scratch and is in a different spot). Note the "crack" has been stable for over 30 years) plays: 8 out of 10 (great player) Looks V+ plays a strong E
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