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by BOB CROSBY and His Orchestra. 79c each
De. 15038 South Rampart Street Parade/ Dogtown Blues. De. 15064 Chain Sang/ Ec Stacy.
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Inspired by the ^festivities Laurence Marrero and Slow Drag, the bassist, and in fact the entire band, outdid themselves. The full tone .Slow Drag pulls from even a battered instrument, as well as his amazing percussive, drive place him among the foremost bassists who have come out of New Orleans. He's a most picturesque performer — when Slow Drag hangs up his hat (on the scroll of his bass), lights up his pipe and goes to work the band is sure to rock.
About one A. M. Monday morning, Bunk & Company wandered in, evidently still continuing their Sat. night celebration. (Bunk can go two or three nights in a row without going to bed.) Nothing could stop Bunk grabbing the beat up horn and demonstrating to his old friends the fact that he is not old at all. He ripped off Panama, Careless Love a couple of time, and settled down into his own blues. Even under the most adverse conditions, with a horn that leaks in a dozen places. Bunk is unapproachable in the blues* Not' without reason was he crowned "the Blues King" forty years ago. And today more than ever he is still the King of the Blues.
The band, scheduled to quit at two, didn't stop till almost three. Maybe they have just as much fun in other cities, but as Telly Roll once said — "There was never that particular kind of fun on the face of the globe but in New Orleans."
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