1941 Jimmy Dorsey Orc LATIN AMERICAN FAVORITES Helen O'Connell DECCA ALBUM A-427
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A series of great Jazz and Dance Records from early Ragtine to Swing and Bebop on 78 rpm Victrola Records
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Great Latin Swing of the Jimmy Dorsey Orch
Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra – Latin American Favorites
Label: Decca – A-427
Format:
4 x Shellac, 10", 78 RPM, Album,
A Green Eyes = Aquellos Ojos Verdes
Written-By – E. Rivera*, E. Woods*, Nilo Menendez*
B The Breeze And I
Adapted By – Toots Camarata*
Written-By – Al Stillman, Ernesto Lecuona
C Amapola (Pretty Little Poppy)
Written-By – Albert Gamse, Joseph M. Lacalle*
D Maria Elena
Written-By – Lorenzo Barcelata, S. K. Russell*
E Yours = Quiereme Mucho
Written-By – Gonzalo Roig, Jack Sherr
F Always In My Heart
Written-By – Ernesto Lecuona, Kim Gannon
G Brazil = Aquarela Do Brasil
Written-By – Ary Barroso, S. K. Russell*
H At The Cross-Roads = Malagueña
Written-By – Bob Russell, Ernesto Lecuona
Manufactured By – Decca Records, Inc.
Vocals [Vocal Chorus] – Bob Eberly, Helen O'Connell (tracks: A, C, E, G)
B: Adapted from "Andalucia"
A mx: 68840; recorded New York, NY, March 19, 1941. Previously released on Decca 3698.
B mx: 67584; recorded New York, NY, April 18, 1940. Previously released on Decca 3150.
C mx: 68652; recorded New York, NY, February 3, 1941. Previously released on Decca 3629.
D mx: 68834; recorded New York, NY, March 19, 1941. Previously released on Decca 3698.
E mx: 68653; recorded New York, NY, February 3, 1941. Previously released on Decca 3629.
F mx: 70438; recorded New York, NY, March 4, 1942. Previously released on Decca 4277.
G mx: 71055; recorded New York, NY, July 14, 1942. Previously released on Decca 18460.
H mx: 71056; recorded New York, NY, July 14, 1942. Previously released on Decca 18467.
Complete 4x10" 78 rpm record w orig Album
Condition:
EXCELLENT close to PRISTINE faint scuffs, plays very Quiet faint hiss. Album like new, tiny split 5 mm top of spine
A Superb Copy
Tommy was Jimmy's younger brother and the more temperamental of the two. He was generally blamed for the feuding between the two that eventually brought about the demise of the Dorsey Brothers band. As a youngster, Tommy shared the same musical gift as his older brother and was equally adept at both trumpet and his main instrument the trombone.
Tommy was a hot player at heart, having recorded a few hot sides by 1927 and continued to play with smaller ensembles throughout his career. During the 1930's after the break-up of the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra Tommy formed his own group from the remnants of the old Joe Haymes' Orchestra. During this period Tommy also led a number of smaller hot groups that were formed with members of the big band. He also freelanced and played with a number of legendary jazzmen including Louis Armstrong, Mezz Mezzrow, George Wettling, Jack Teagarden, Red Allen, Eddie Condon and Pops Foster.
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