Vincent Rose Orchestra × Ragtime Melodies
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seven lengths welded together until the seam disappears — heard through a wall, smeared to a blur, run backwards, a reversed ghost of itself
Where it came from — Vincent Rose Orchestra (1924); The Peerless Quartette, HODGKINS (1913). Vincent Rose and his Montmartre Orchestra of Hollywood perform "Sadie (You are the Lady for Me)" in this recording from 1924. The vocal refrain is by Buddy Burns.
The original recording
Vincent Rose Orchestra — Vincent Rose Orchestra (1924) ↗Ragtime Melodies — The Peerless Quartette, HODGKINS (1913) ↗Cover art — a portrait of a person facing left in profile, showing the head and up, Public domain (CC0), via National Gallery of Art.
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