Vo-Do-De-O Blues - Savoy Orpheans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- ***** I should like to thank Michael Railton of Sphere Videos for the filming and editing of this video *****
When searching through records it really is a pleasure to find a title that is not only so redolent of the 1920's but also contains a powerful performance to boot! Whilst the label credits the Sylvians it's actually the Savoy Orpheans, Cyril Ramon Newton's vocal just compliments this vibrant arrangement.
Recorded 21st October 1927
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Simply wonderful, both the music and knowing/seeing that PLETHORA of acetates/78's, etc...
Great sounds 🥰...
absoluty superb
bumpin banger
Probably the most beautiful of all portable machines. What a beautiful sound.
I See the Man in the Video has got a Extensive library and he Must have been Collecting for years
Completely wonderful. I want to come over to your place and dance!
beautiful collection
Wow great sound from that black box, great looking room too. You must be single !!!
some folks just KNOW how to Live! ^..^
Cheers to you, Sir.
I love this tune, wish I could have one myself
I like very much your video. Of course, the tune too
Woah! This one had me swaying!
Love the video style when you do it like this!
The vocal chorus really evoked the perfect feeling for the tune too.
This vid is going right to my ''favorites''
Thank you for yet another great upload : )
This tune was written by Jack Yellen & Milton Ager. They also composed "Crazy words, crazy tune". The style is similar, a song about someone not liking modern rhythm but at the same time the tune makes the most of it.
Glad you liked it. Thanks.
Lay that tuba in there, cat! And if I had your den, I would hire someone to change records while I sat there and listen to great music all day.
First audition for me. My ear was caught by the Goofus Five version when I began to listen jazz. Interesting in this one is the verse played in such a shadowy way, but that is because the poor guy was very annoyed by the musical craze of the time. No solos but a powerful rendition! Thank you very much for shearing your cozy music room and your Columbia portable phonograph!
Loved the video! You have a very impressive collection!
It's taken a long time to amass - 45 years next month.
jackpaynefan It's unusual for a young boy of just two years old to start collecting records!
Panachord You made me laugh, lol in fact.
Memory Lane arrived this morning. Read it at lunch time at work. Never has my lunch time gone so quickly. Your story of Jack Payne is nothing short of fascinating. Part 3 is eagerly awaited and later to discuss it with you when the story is concluded.
jackpaynefan I'm very pleased you like the Jack Payne articles, especially with your admiration for Jack and his music. It makes the hours of research very worthwhile.
Great record and a marvelous machine....
Superb number from the Savoy Orpheans and a wonderful video to watch! So nice to see you enjoying the music, as well. An excellent posting!
It is indeed an excellent number from the Savoy Orpheans. I particularly admire the drum work on this record.It rather sets it apart from most of their work at that time.
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bom dia parabéns lindas musicas
That Columbia portable sounds even better than an HMV model 101. 'Portable' should be taken with a huge pinch of salt though, it is incredibly hevy. Even though it hs a very short horn, the bass is incredibly deep for an acoustic gramophone.
A delightful video and song. So nice to see more of your amazing record room!
1927 was a great year for Savoy Orpheans recordings. Indeed your recent Orpheans upload is from the session before this - only four days apart!
Indeed. It's testament to their high skill as a recording outfit that they were able to produce such high calibre records on days so close together
Nice song and video!
Thank you.
Man that's a real beuty. Is that a Grafonola 160? or 163?
It's a 113a model. Apologies for late reply.
@@jackpaynefan well I guess late is better than never. I'm seeing a lot of Columbia machines recently that are made in a very similar style to the 163.
beua disque ...belle collection...beau columbia 113 ou équivalent ...mais on se passe du paersonnage qui dodeline du col en rythme !