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Albert Nicholas And His Orchestra - New Orleans Parade Vol 2 [7"] VG+

Albert Nicholas And His Orchestra - New Orleans Parade Vol 2 [7"] VG+

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  • Format: 7"
  • Catalogue No: EPV 1143  
  • Label: Vogue Productions
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Style: Ragtime, Dixieland
  • Released:  1956 UK
  • Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)

Product Review:
From a beautifully preserved collection. Evidence of previous tape along seam. Slight age discolouration to the rear sleeve. A majority of records in this collection are in EX to NM condition. We have graded them conservatively here.

Albert Nicholas was a New Orleans-born clarinettist who played with King Oliver, Jelly Roll Morton, and Louis Armstrong before settling in Europe in the 1950s. This 1956 UK Vogue EP captures him leading a small ensemble through four Dixieland staples including "High Society" and "Wolverine Blues", a tune associated with Jelly Roll Morton.

Release ID: 8505214


Track List:

A1. High Society
A2. Black And Blue
B1. Bugle Call Blues
B2. Wolverine Blues

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Albert Nicholas And His Orchestra - New Orleans Parade Vol 2 [7"] VG+

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