Description
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
WE SHIP WORLDWIDE. Record has one or two light surface marks. Front laminated flip-back sleeve has some bumping to the corners, back cover is discoloured. UK 1965 pressing on Allegro Records.
Notes:
A1 Is ‘That’s A Plenty’ by “Wild Bill” Davison And His Commodores, 1944 [Eddie plays the Guitar on it]
A2 Is ‘Ballin’ The Jack’ by Eddie Condon And His Band, 1939
A3 Is ‘Wherever There’s Love There’s You And I’ by Eddie Condon And His Orchestra, 1945
A4 Is ‘Royal Garden Blues’ by George Brunies And His Jazz Band, 1950 [Eddie plays the Guitar on it]
A5 Is ‘(Back Home Again In) Indiana’ by Art Hodes And His Orchestra, 1954 [Eddie plays the Guitar on it]
B1 Is ‘When The Saints Go Marching In’ by Bourbon Street All-Star Dixielanders, 1957.
B2 Is ‘Herbie’s Blues’ by Maxwell Davis & His Orchestra… I Can’t pinpoint when Herbie’s Blues was released.
B3 Is ‘Billboard March’ by Maxwell Davis & His Orchestra, once again, I can’t pinpoint the release date.
B4 Is ‘Mumbo Gumbo’ by Pete Fountain
A1. That’s A Plenty
A2. Ballin’ The Jack
A3. Wherever There’s Love
A4. Royal Garden Blues
A5. (Back Home Again In) Indiana
B1. When The Saints Go Marchin’ In
B2. Deep Royal Blues
B3. Billboard Dixieland
B4. Sunset In Paradise
