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(Visually Graded) Vinyl looks  Near Mint and sleeve looks EX. See pics and info for details.

** Rare, Hard-to-find **

Abe Lyman And His Californians ‎– Abe Lyman And His Californians Volume 2 (1926-30)

Label:
 Grannyphone ‎– 03309
Format:
 Vinyl, LP, Compilation, 12", 33 RPM
Country:
 Netherlands
Released:
  1979
Genre:
 Jazz
Style:
 Big Band, Easy Listening, Ragtime

Tracklist

A1     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     Too Bad     
A2     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     There's A Blue Ridge In My Heart, Virginia     
A3     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     Ace In The Hole     
A4     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     Where'd You Get Those Eyes ?     
A5     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     Wistful And Blue     
A6     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     Twelfth Street Rag     
A7     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     New St. Louis Blues     
A8     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     Havin' Lots Of Fun     
A9     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     Varsity Drag (From "Good News"     
B1     –Abe Lyman's Sharps And Flats     Weary Weasel     
B2     –Abe Lyman's Sharps And Flats     San     
B3     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     That's My Weakness Now     
B4     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     My Suppressed Desire     
B5     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     Won't You Tell Me, Hon ?     
B6     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     Don't Be Like That     
B7     –Abe Lyman's Sharps And Flats     Some Rainy Day     
B8     –Abe Lyman's Sharps And Flats     A Jazz Holiday     
B9     –Abe Lyman And His California Orchestra*     Hullabaloo (From "Dancing Sweeties"     
Credits

    Banjo – Charlie Pierce (tracks: A1 to A8), Teddy Powell (tracks: A9 to B9)
    Brass Bass – Ed Landry (tracks: B9)
    Compiled By – Ate van Delden
    Double Bass – Jake Garcia (2) (tracks: A1 to B8)
    Drums – Abe Lyman
    Guitar – Teddy Powell (tracks: B4)
    Piano – Al Newman (3)
    Reeds – Al Baker (3), Jim Welton (2), Horace "Zip" Keyes*
    Sleeve [Design], Transferred By – Harry Coster
    Strings – Harry Podalsky* (tracks: A2, A4 to B1, B3 to B6, B9), John Schoenberger* (tracks: A2, A4 to B1, B3 to B6, B9)
    Trombone – Orlando "Slim" Martin (tracks: A1 to B6, B9), Warren Smith* (tracks: B3 to B9)
    Trumpet – Fred Ferguson (2) (tracks: A9 to B9), Horace Smith (5) (tracks: A9 to B9), Howard Fenimore (tracks: A1 to A8), Ray Lopez (3) (tracks: A1 to A8)

Notes
The record label states "Abe Lyman's Californians, Vol. 2"
Produced in cooperation with Sonclair Nederland VOF, Hilversum

Individual Track Recording Info :
Track A1 : Recorded in Los Angeles, 1 February 1926, Matrix 17843 (Brunswick 3084)
Track A2 : Recorded in Chicago, 12 March 1926, Matrix 18424/6 (Brunswick 3139)
Track A3 : Recorded in New York, 22 June 1926, Matrix 19626 (Brunswick 3241)
Track A4 : Recorded in New York, 22 June 1926, Matrix 19636/8 (Brunswick 3240)
Track A5 : Recorded in New York, 9 September 1926, Matrix 20131 (Brunswick 3317)
Track A6 : Recorded in New York, 9 September 1926, Matrix 20134 (Brunswick A 101)
Track A7 : Recorded in New York, 9 September 1926, Matrix 20136 (Brunswick A 101)
Track A8 : Recorded in New York, 9 September 1926, Matrix 20138 (Brunswick 3286)
Track A9 : Recorded in Chicago, 28 March 1928, Matrix C1834 1/2 A (Brunswick A7701)
Track B1 : Recorded in Chicago, 18 May 1928, Matrix 1953B (Brunswick (E) 3842)
Track B2 : Recorded in Chicago, 18 May 1928, Matrix 1954B (Brunswick (E) 3842)
Track B3 : Recorded in Chicago, 15 or 17 June 1928, Matrix C2019 (Brunswick A7807)
Track B4 : Recorded in Chicago, 2 November 1928, Matrix C2511 (Brunswick 3890)
Track B5 : Recorded in Chicago, 26 November 1928, Matrix C2607 (Brunswick 4175)
Track B6 : Recorded in Chicago, 26 November 1928, Matrix C2608 (Brunswick (E) 3905)
Track B7 : Recorded in Chicago, 28 November 1928, Matrix C2615 (Brunswick 4155)
Track B8 : Recorded in Chicago, 28 November 1928, Matrix C2615 (Brunswick 4155)
Track B9 : Recorded in Los Angeles, 4 September 1930, Matrix LAE 866 (Brunswick A8895)

Notes

- Abe Lyman
Real Name:
Abraham Simon Lymon
Profile:
Popular bandleader from the 1920s and 1940s.
b. 4 August 1897, Chicago, Illinois.
d. 23 October 1957, Beverly Hills, California.
In Groups:
Abe Lyman And His Californians, Abe Lyman And His Orchestra, Abe Lyman's California Orchestra, Abe Lyman's Sharps And Flats

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