Kid Ory

ABlanche Touquatoux(38)
BThe Girls Go Crazy About the Way I Walk

Label: Vocalion
Catalogue number: V1001
Genre: Jazz
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #21531

This Vocalion pressing reissues the pioneering 1922 Kid Ory Sunshine Orchestra sides, often cited as the first jazz recordings made by a black New Orleans group; Ory was a key trombonist who later worked with both King Oliver and Louis Armstrong.

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AHigh society
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AJazz band
Bditto

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AMuskrat Ramble(38)
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AOh! Didn't he ramble
BMaryland, my Maryland

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ASavoy Blues
B12th Street Rag

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ATiger Rag
BEh, la bas

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AWeary blues
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