1928年11月06日(6-11-1928 New York)Victor
(JELLY ROLL MORTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA)
JELLY ROLL MORTON(1890~1941) Victor Hot Jazz Series Vol.5 Jelly Roll Morton
2/4B
1931年 January Brunswick Collectors' Ceries
Originally Brunswick6038
(E35801)Album No. B1000 8 sades-3
(DUKE ELLINGTON And His Orchestra)
DUKE ELLINGTON (1899~1974)
Cootie Williams, Arthur Whetsel, Freddy Jenkins
: trumpets
Tricky Sam Nanton, Juan Tizol : trombones
Barney Bigard , Johnny Hodges, Harry Carney
: reeds
Duke Ellington : piano Freddy Guy : banjo
Wellman Braud : bass
Sonny Greer : drums 80001A
(John Sikes-Benjamin Spikes-Ferd Morton)
昭和03年 Brunswick Recorded Jan.1928 Orignally
Brunswick 4013
(E27639)Album B-1007(8 sides-5)
Benny Goodman;Clarinet and baritone sax
Glenn Miller;Trombone
Jimmy McPartland;Cornet
Fud Livingston;Tenor Saxophone
Vic Breidis;Piano
Dick Morgan;Guitar
Harry Goodman;Tuba
Ben Pollack;Drums
80029A
※Louis Savich：This is the re-issue 78 of "Room 1411"
which was first released in 1943 as part
of a 78 album containing four 78 records.
This album was also subsequently released
as a 33 and 1/3 LP circa 1950. The album
was entitled Chicago Jazz Classics. The
1943
78 re-release on Brunswick was 80029A,
side
5 of eight 78 sides. The 78 album on Brunswick
was B-1007. The Matrix # was E-27639. The
recording was first released in 1928 as
a
78 single as by "Bennie Goodman's
Boys".
The instrumental was composed by Glenn
Miller
and Benny Goodman. Glenn Miller was part
of the band at that time. The title comes
from the apartment number of the room that
Miller and Goodman shared in New York at
The Whitby. The 1943 78 album release was
reviewed in Billboard magazine. Two takes
of "Room 1411" were released.