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Jelly Roll Morton - Kansas City Stomp - 1923
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Re: Jelly Roll Morton - Kansas City Stomp - 1923
Oh how fun—I have this record also. Very quintessential 1920’s sound isn’t it?
Thanks for the post,
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Thanks for the post,
Steven
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Re: Jelly Roll Morton - Kansas City Stomp - 1923
Funny- I have one too. And I agree! I have to laugh at eBay sellers that hawk how "RARE!!" it is, when there are 3 copies just in this here thread! 
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Re: Jelly Roll Morton - Kansas City Stomp - 1923
Yes, and the number of common Caruso records being peddled the same way. I’ve even seen cracked or broken records offered at crazy prices.gramophone-georg wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 2:51 am Funny- I have one too. And I agree! I have to laugh at eBay sellers that hawk how "RARE!!" it is, when there are 3 copies just in this here thread!
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Re: Jelly Roll Morton - Kansas City Stomp - 1923
Recorded June 11, 1928 in New York. Both Bluebird B-7757 and Victor V-38010 call this song "Kansas City Stomps". Probably a typo.