Eugen Jahn mit seinem Orchester
Hallo Benny:
http://www.box.net/shared/e5xa1zx87c
Segelfoxtrott:
http://www.box.net/shared/v8pxit7abb
Phonoton 1027 - Berlin, 1941
Another proof that Jazz wasn't dead at all even during the dark years in Germany. Of course, "Hallo Benny" is an obvious appreciation for Benny Goodman. And this was already too subtle for the census to find out...
Eugen Jahn Orchestra - Hallo Benny
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Re: Eugen Jahn Orchestra - Hallo Benny
Thanks for these two sides, also...am I correct in translating ‘Segelfoxtrott’ as ‘Sailing Foxtrot’?
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Re: Eugen Jahn Orchestra - Hallo Benny
Exactly, David. Your German is much better than you admit!
Re: Eugen Jahn Orchestra - Hallo Benny
Great tune Norman. "Hello Benny" is just great. You always seem to be able to turn up these great disks - which given the turmoil of the late war and the post war years its amazing that any disks from this period survive at all...let along in this condition.
Just listening to the second tune now.....another great one...isn't it amazing that both these recordings sound so american!
RJ
Just listening to the second tune now.....another great one...isn't it amazing that both these recordings sound so american!
RJ