"FAREWELL BLUES" Friars Society Orch. (N.O.R.K) Gennett 4966 VV+ 1922 JAZZ 78
  $   25

 


$ 25 Sold For
Jan 5, 2025 Sold Date
Dec 29, 2024 Start Date
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Description

FRIARS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA - later, THE NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS were a pivotal ensemble in early jazz, the next advance on the Original Dixieland Jazz Band.  From their first session in 1922, here is their premiere recording of "FAREWELL BLUES," an instant classic, and some exotica, "ORIENTAL." 


The famous group's personnel included:  PAUL MARES, cornet / GEORGE BRUNIES, trombone / LEON RAPPOLO, clarinet / JACK PETTIS, tenor sax / LOU BLACK, banjo / ARNOLD LOCOYANO, bass / FRANK SNYDER, drums.  


This original 1922 Gennett 4966 is in solid V condition.  This record has even wear, and scratches. The music comes clearly through. 


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