King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators
2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues »
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2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues »

King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators

France·Original Year: 1975

Catalog #

510 118

Tracks

16

Duration

47:28

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Notes

Catalog numbers: "M.C.A. 510.118" on front cover and spine and "510 118" on labels. Different labels than 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues », this here record has a rainbow label. Subsequent volume of this release: 1926-1928 "Papa Joe". Tracks A1, A2 recorded in Chicago, March 11th 1926. Track A3 recorded in Chicago, July 23rd 1926. Tracks A5 to B1 recorded in Chicago, September 17th 1926. Track B2 recorded in NYC, November 18th 1927. Tracks B3, B4 recorded in NYC, June 11th 1928. Tracks B5 to B8 recorded in NYC, August 13th 1928. Runouts are stamped. Discographical information: A1: Chicago, March 11, 1926 (E-2.632) A2: Chicago, March 11, 1926 (E-2.635) A3: Chicago, March 11, 1926 (E-2.636) A4: Chicago, July 23, 1926 (E-3.556 / C-533) A5: Chicago, September 17, 1926 (E-3.843 / C-657) A6: Chicago, September 17, 1926 (E-3.845 / C-659) A7: Chicago, September 17, 1926 (E-3.847 / C-661) A8: Chicago, September 17, 1926 (E-3.848 / C-662) B1: Chicago, September 17, 1926 (E-3.849 / C-663) B2: New York, November 18, 1927 (E-6.811) B3: New York, June 11, 1928 (E-7.388-A) B4: New York, June 11, 1928 (E-7.390-A/B) B5: New York, August 13, 1928 (E-28.055-A/B) B6: New York, August 13, 1928 (E-28.055-G) B7: New York, August 13, 1928 (E-28.056-A/B) B8: New York, August 13, 1928 (E-28.056-G)

Label

M.C.A. 510.118

Format

1x 12" Vinyl LP, Mono, Stereo
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Tracklist

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Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl

  1. A1

    Too Bad (Take 1)

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    3:03
  2. A2

    Snag It (Take 2)

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    3:01
  3. A3

    Georgia Man

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    3:03
  4. A4

    Tack Annie

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    2:51
  5. A5

    Someday Sweetheart

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    2:53
  6. A6

    Dead Man Blues

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    2:43
  7. A7

    New Wang-Wang Blues

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    2:54
  8. A8

    Snag It No. 2 (Take 1)

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    3:04
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Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl

  1. B1

    Snag It No. 2 (Take 2)

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    3:05
  2. B2

    Sobbin' Blues

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    2:34
  3. B3

    Tin Roof Blues

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    2:52
  4. B4

    Sweet Emmalina

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    2:45
  5. B5

    Got Everything (Take 1)

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    3:11
  6. B6

    Got Everything (Take 2)

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    3:12
  7. B7

    Four Or Five Times (Take 1)

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    3:08
  8. B8

    Four Or Five Times (Take 2)

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    3:09
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Questions about the credits

Who wrote 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators?
The writing on 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators is credited to Billy Myers, Elmer Schoebel, King Oliver, Richard M. Jones, Paul Barbarin, Benjamin Franklin Spikes, John Spikes, Anita Gonzales, Jelly Roll Morton, Buster Johnson, Gus Mueller, Henry Busse, Art Kassel, Vic Berton, Frank Melrose, New Orleans Rhythm Kings, Andy Razaf, Jack Palmer, Byron Gay, and Marco Hellman.
Who performed vocals on 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators?
Vocals on 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators were performed by Teddy Peters, Richard M. Jones, and Clarence Williams.
Who played drums and percussion on 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators?
Drums and percussion on 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators were performed by Paul Barbarin.

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Which company distributed this edition of 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators, which lists France as its release country or market?
This edition of 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators, with France listed as its release country or market, was distributed by C.P.F. Barclay.
Who holds the phonographic copyright for this edition of 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators, which lists France as its release country or market?
The phonographic copyright for this edition of 2 - 1926-1928 « Dead Man Blues » by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators, with France listed as its release country or market, is held by MCA Records.

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