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A series of great  JAZZ , Personality and Comedy Records

Great performance by LOUIS ARMSTRONG and his Orch in two early performances

Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra* ?– Blue Again / When Your Lover Has Gone
Label:
OKeh ?– 41498

A Blue Again
Written-By – Fields*, Mc Hugh*
B When Your Lover Has Gone
Written-By – Swan*


Recorded April 29, 1931
Track Time 3:08


Recorded in Chicago
Louis Armstrong, trumpet, vocal; unknown, trumpet; Preston Jackson, trombone; Lester Boone, alto saxophone; George James, alto saxophone, clarinet; Albert Washington, tenor saxophone; Charlie Alexander, piano; Mike McKendrick, guitar; John Lindsay, bass; Tubby Hall, drums
Originally released on OKeh 41498


“When Your Lover Has Gone,” a haunting song that Armstrong definitely had a hand in making it the jazz standard it has long since become. The song was written by alto saxophonist Einar Aaron Swan, who played with popular dance bands such as those led by Sam Lanin and Vincent Lopez and even wrote some arrangements for Fletcher Henderson. “When Your Lover Has Gone” would prove to be his best known composition (though he also wrote “In The Middle Of A Dream” for Tommy Dorsey in 1939). The song was written for the James Cagney-Joan Blondell film Blonde Crazy, a fun slice of pre-code Warner Brothers mayhem. The film premiered on November 14, 1931 but the song’s publishers must have been hustling the piece while the film was still in production since it had already been the subject of numerous records before the film was even launched. (A previous Cagney film, Public Enemy, memorably featured “I Surrender Dear” in the background of one of its scenes.)


Orig Issue 10" 78 rpm record

Condition:

FAIR, dull grey surface, many fine scratches 
LOVER plays VG++ very quiet light crackle, BLUE plays VG- quiet some crackle

Still enjoyable

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