David H Silverman over A Waltz In
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seven pieces bolted over a stolen bar, all sounding at once — crushed to 6 bits, crushed to 8 bits, warped like worn tape, heard through a wall
Where it came from — David H Silverman Orchestra (1923); FREDERICK KINSLEY, Mitchell Parish and Alfred Solman (1925). Early Jazz by the David H Silverman Orchestra, "Blue Grass Blues" was recorded on November 1st, 1923. The arrangement is very similar to another version of the same tune made in the same year by the Chicago Blues Dance Orchestra, which is also on this Archive.
The original recording
David H Silverman Orchestra - Blue Grass Blues — David H Silverman Orchestra (1923) ↗A Waltz In The Moonlight And You — FREDERICK KINSLEY, Mitchell Parish and Alfred Solman (1925) ↗Cover art — a woman seated on a rock, holding an infant in her arms, Public domain (CC0), via National Gallery of Art.
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