Louis kahn philadelphia house Videos

• 1. Eddie Lang - Eddie's Twister (1927)
• 2. Eddie Lang, Joe Venuti and their All Star Orchestra - After You've Gone (1931)
• 3. Joe Venuti's Blue Four - The Wolf Wobble (1931)
• 4. Joe Venuti and his New Yorkers - Doin Things (1928)
• 5. Eddie Lang and Joe Venuti's New York Sessions - I'll Never be the Same (1932)
• 6. Eddie Lang, Joe Venuti and their All Star Orchestra - Someday Sweetheart (1931)

Eddie Lang - Eddie's Twister (1927)

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Trombonology Erstwhile commented on 04 Apr 2013

Brilliant. Lang remains a standard of excellence, by which guitar-playing to this day is judged.

chkjns commented on 09 Apr 2013

Thanks for introducing me to Eddie Lang! Geniuses like these must be remembered. chuck

MrJimmienoone commented on 05 Feb 2014

No Django Reinhardt without Eddie Lang first to show the way. 

SmallDays1 . commented on 04 Apr 2013

Just the best - Thanks so much, Best wishes, Dave

Juraj Bartos commented on 04 Apr 2013

Wonderful. Thank you.

Eddie Lang, Joe Venuti and their All Star Orchestra - After You've Gone (1931)

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Stanley Booth commented on 30 Oct 2014

There is nothing in the world today to match this. Eddie Lang was never a member of the Whiteman Orchestra, because Whiteman's partner was a guitarist, but he recorded with the band on numerous occasions. At this time Bing Crosby was part of a vocal trio that worked with Whiteman, and Bing's roommate was Bix Beiderbecke. One day Bing asked Eddie, "Eddie, where'd you go to school?" Eddie replied, "What is school?"

alfred kuhn commented on 26 Jul 2013

Great tribute to a great musician. His work with Bix is unforgettable. Thanks.

phredl commented on 09 May 2013

Four sides recorded that day, all classics!

Trombonology Erstwhile commented on 08 May 2013

Masterful -- what an assemblage of talent!

Arthur Muhlenberg commented on 03 Aug 2014

Amazing Jack Teagarden's vocal. 

vonbushwick79 commented on 17 Apr 2014

My fav version of this song.

Joe Venuti's Blue Four - The Wolf Wobble (1931)

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Trombonology Erstwhile commented on 11 Apr 2014

Whoops -- that's "Knockin' a Jug," by Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra: Satchmo + Jack Teagarden, Happy Caldwell, Joe Sullivan, Eddie Lang, Kaiser Marshall

phredl commented on 11 Apr 2014

I don't think Edmundusrex even listens to what he uploads. This should be taken down

Max Seligmann commented on 29 Apr 2014

LOVE IT

Joe Venuti and his New Yorkers - Doin Things (1928)

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Trombonology Erstwhile commented on 23 Feb 2012

One of the best from the Venuti-Lang team. Thanks!

Bruce Farris commented on 15 Apr 2015

Love Joe Venuti !!!!!

Eddie Lang and Joe Venuti's New York Sessions - I'll Never be the Same (1932)

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jo luttringer commented on 18 Oct 2013

To Trombonology : "Yes..and after, Django and Stephane performs nice later.. To edmundrex : many thanks for all uploads trough you awesome recordings collection. Jo Luttringer (France). Friendly wishes: have a nice week-end...in (with) music.

2ndviolinist commented on 20 Apr 2014

Wonderful playing, unfortunate transfer that gets rid of the hiss and much of the frequency range. Too bad but thanks for the upload.

Trombonology Erstwhile commented on 18 Oct 2013

Marvelous -- Venuti and Lang are jazz's greatest duo!

jdub117 commented on 19 Oct 2013

Beautiful music.

Eddie Lang, Joe Venuti and their All Star Orchestra - Someday Sweetheart (1931)

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phredl commented on 28 May 2014

Considered by many as one of the greatest recording sessions ever. Also heard were Jack and Charlie Teagarden, Benny Goodman,Frank Signorelli, Ward Lay and Neil Marshall. Benny once said about the session. Everything was in place that day.Four sides , some of the most incredible recordings ever made.

jdub117 commented on 27 May 2014

Lang & Venuti. Reinhardt & Grappeli. If Lang hadn't had a life ending tonsillectomy, just consider the wonderful competition that would have existed.

jdub117 commented on 27 May 2014

Trombonology, I played trombone from age 9 through 20. I still own a King 4B bass trombone acquired new by me in the late '50s for ~$400.

Trombonology Erstwhile commented on 27 May 2014

All-Star is right -- incredible band!

dick12235 commented on 27 May 2014

Thanks: A treat.

frycook48 commented on 07 Feb 2016

Wow :)