The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-22
Rating The Records
BY j. Henry Randall For AMP

~ Randall For AMP

Horn Blowers
One could for hours at time, exto the virtues of
the LIP system of Photographic recording Such things as
the better and more faithful tona reproductions upwards
of five times much music, ETC., could be cited
Aside from these there is another factor which serves TO
entrenched the LIP system further into our favor.
This week, we heard ''The Man With the Horn -
Trumpet Solos by Famous Jazz Men,. Definitely colec
tors item consists of eight familiar tunes especially Sc
ected and played by equal number Of artists who have
long been counted among the revered few in jazz inner
circle"
The tunes are especially selected to show the tech
niques ideas and their interpretations which have made
the eight Waived horn manipulators symbols of jazz.
There's Mr.. Jazz himself - Louis Armstrong do
ing instrumenalvocal that remember from years
his artistry :Man With the Horn title OF the album
package.
version of YOU TOOK ADVANTAGE OF ME-, with the
Blue Boys accompanying Though the number isn't what
would have thought it would be - 7 Cant Get Start
ed 80 you know it's Berrigan and his horn.
Others included and remembered are Bobby Hackett
MORE THAN YOU KNOW; Roy Eldrdge - STAR
DUST; Billy Butterfield WHATS NEW; Muggsy
Spanier - HESTATING BLUES; and Howard McGhee
with Andy Kinks Clouds of Joy - McGHEE SPECIAL
without question there are others who could have
been included in such set But them the disc represents
small portion cross-ecton of the 'jazzmen with the
horn" Perhaps this is but the first of series hope
In any event. it's worth listen and listing among col
lector's items. (Decca.)
NckIe Crabbers
Ruth Brown, backdropped by chorus and ork under
OF MINE and WHERE CAN GO (Atantc) s. Even
those who can't quite Dixie land will appreciate the
the Eddie Condor ork doing BLACK BOTTOM and
CHARLESTON The vocal by Peggy Ann Ellis however is
bit stlted Decca.) stH
The Ray-O-Vacs opponents of the subtle deep-toned
hop, have more of that "Tll Always Be In Love
With YOU in their new pair BESAME MUCHO and YOU
GOTTA LOVE NE BABY TOO. Lester Harris as usual
does the vocazing Decca) Another disc to hear is the
Gene Gbeaux ork doing I'VE GOT WHAT 1T TAKES
Bike Crawford and Choo Choo Trahe lyrics. Mate is
the Don Hill alto solo DYNAFLOW. This side CO
auhored by Hill and Gilbeaux earlier done by Wild
Bill Moore Regal and few others (Vctor)
Larry Darnell has succeeded in getting pair of
cellent for his newest Disc To shuttle time it's MY
KIND OF BABY; and at a slower pace LOVE MY
BABY Regal And Annie Laurie with Paul Gayton gets
away foxily a tram growl AMT GONNA LET YOU
IN. Flip is NEED YOUR LOVE (Regal)
Sy Oliver has a neat arrangement for ANT GOT
NOBODY and WAGON WHEELS. wild opener on the
former mixed in with interesting play of reeds against
rhythm BASE glovet his vocal in the Dream
of Me" manner The mate is ambing rolling vehicle,
excellent conceived with twist Slow paced Decca)
Larry Green of the piano joins the Three Suns and paints
an old world atmosphere in PETITE WALTZ. Mate is the
reted (Victor) Also pianong is frankie Carrie with his
LOLLYPOP BALL and CRAZY LITTLE MOONBEAM
(Victor)
Sammy Cotton, youthful newcomer to records,
cries his heart out HEART FULL OF PAIN and COOL
PLAYIN MAMA. The Paul Clayton backs him
(RegaD
SpirituaIs
The second LIP disc release by the DePaur Infantry
Chorus that singing group of exGps to out of the
last world war; has collection Of five work songs and
spirituaIs under the title of Work Songs and Spuas
Under the direction Of Leonard DePaur the group four
DePaur arrangements - WATER BOY, TOL MY CAIN
JERRY and SWEET JESUS BOY.
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