here are two more tracks by the wonderful gordons that are not in the discographies:
https://archive.org/details/78_st-louis-blues_the-gordons-handy-teddy-brannon_gbia0393668a
https://archive.org/details/78_swanee-river_the-gordons-s-foster-teddy-brannon_gbia0393668b
who are the soloists? sounds the same like the session from february 1954 that produced the single track "babs" for columbia. but this is for okeh. (isn´t columbia the mother label from okeh)?
discogs has different labels: https://www.discogs.com/de/release/14917639-The-Gordons-St-Louis-Blues-Swanee-River
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marcel
13. april 1939: duke and his orchestra disembarks in copenhagen:
https://www.danmarkpaafilm.dk/embed/68681/L2tsaXAvZHVrZS1lbGxpbmd0b24tYW5kLWhpcy1vcmNoZXN0cmE%3D
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marcel
i think it Comes from a Radio Show called "lyon´s busy" with Jimmy Lyons. i found one from 12.12.1949 with the Dave Brubeck trio playing various rhthms with "crazy rhythm", "fascinating rhythm" (vocal by Barbara ritchie again), after the Commercial a Little bit of "Lover" and than variations of "how high the moon". unfortunately only part 1 here:
https://www.otrr.org/OTRRLibrary/otrrlibrary.html?idp=12802
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marcel
ricky riccardi has alway high praise for all satchmo (including hello dolly.....)
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marcel
(...i know: shit storm is comming over me.... :-)