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DECCA RECORDS 2820A from Chicago session of May 15,1939, matrix number 91731. Romy Gosz, trumpet; Dave Kruswick, trumpet, Rudy Plocar, trumpet & clarinet; Norman Skornicka, clarinet & baritone sax; Don Kruswick, clarinet & tenor sax; Fritz Puls, tuba; Gordy Kohlbeck, piano; Dick Fricke, drums.Some music experts say this was the best musical Romy Gosz era, partly because he had hired Don Kruswick and Rudy Plocar, jazz clarinet players, that played rifts, frills and runs, like no other polka orchestra could imitate. It is rumored that Decca label-mate, Bing Crosby, had introduced some jazz musicians to Romy Gosz, including perhaps Don Kruswick already way back in 1936. Romy Gosz recorded a tune Romy entitled "Decca Joe" 2575A at the 1939 Chicago Decca session, matrix number 91735, also to thank Bing Crosby. "Decca Joe" was the name of a race horse owned by Bing Crosby, which Bing Crosby had named his race horse in honor (and humor) of Decca record producer Joe Perry, the best in the business, and a close friend of Decca Records owner Jack Kapp.