EDITH WILSON 78 HE USED TO BE YOUR MAN BUT HE'S MY MAN NOW COLUMBIA A 3746 V
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Description
HARD TO FIND 78 FROM
EDITH WILSON AND JOHNNY DUNN'S ORIGINAL JAZZ HOUNDS
ON THE ORIGINAL US COLUMBIA LABEL
HE USED TO BE YOUR MAN BUT HE'S MY MAN NOW
b/w DIXIE BLUES
WONDERFUL STUFF!!
Edith Wilson and trumpet player Johnny Dunn first worked together in the musical revue "Put And Take" in 1921 and then went on to perform in Lew Leslie's Plantation Revue in 1922. The group toured the TOBA vaudeville circuit in 1921. Perry Bradford set up the recording sessions at Columbia for Wilson to compete with the Okeh's Mamie Smith's Jazz Hounds records. Instrumental records were also released without Wilson under the name of Johnny Dunn and his Original Jazz Hounds. Dunn had also been a member of Mamie Smith's Jazz Hounds.
RECORD DETAILS:-
US COLUMBIA A 3787 10" 78 rpm SHELLAC
HE USED TO BE YOUR MAN BUT HE'S MY MAN NOW (C.FOWLER-P.BRADFORD) matrix #80683=5
recorded 13th December 1922
DIXIE BLUES (McCOY-HENDRIX) matrix #80683=5 recorded 13th December 1922
Condition = V+/V
light scratches, scuffs & scrapes but plays great for a record nearly 100 years old :)
there is a little noise at the very start of the A side but after that it plays loud and clear
DON'T MISS OUT BUY NOW!
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