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Muddy Water (A Mississippi Moan) - FoxTrot and Slow Drag

Music by Peter DeRose and Harry Richman
Words by Joe Trent
Published by Broadway Music Corp. (Harry Von Tilzner) 1926

Don Voorhees and His Earl Carroll's "Vanities" Orchestra

Don Vorhees, dir / Red Nichols, c / Leo McConville, tpt / Miff Mole, tbn / Bill Trone, mel / Phil Gleason, Fred Morrow ,clt, ss, as / Paul Cartwright, clt, sop, ts / Arthur Schutt, pno / Dick McDonough, gtr / Joe Raymond, vl / Jack Hansen, bbs / Vic Berton, dms

Recorded February 1927
Columbia Recording Studios
145 W. 45th Street New York, New York
Record no. 881-D
Matrix - 143347

Here's an interesting rendition of the late 20s blues-jazz number "Muddy Water" (A Mississippi Moan) by the star-studded Don Voorhees Earl Carrol's Vanities Orchestra. Among the famous names in this group are Ernest Loring "Red" Nichols on cornet, Leo McConville on trumpet, Miff Mole on trombone, Arthur Schutt on piano, Dick McDonough on guitar and Vic Berton on drums, as well as the famous 1920s singer and actor Charles Kaley, doing the vocals. Notable in this recording are Nichols cool, modernist solo over the verse, Kaley's vocal, McDonough's resonator guitar solo and the Nichols/Mole style intro and coda, complete with Berton percussion. There are times where I'm not sure if this the Voorhees band or the Red Heds. Please Enjoy!