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3 set 2007 · Crazy Rhythm Review by arwulf arwulf. Living Era's 2007 salute to dance bandleader Roger Wolfe Kahn is named for his biggest hit, "Crazy Rhythm," which was one of the catchiest jazzed-up pop tunes of its day. This entertaining slice of history is packed with 25 recordings dating from 1925-1932.
23 feb 1998 · CD —. Compilation, Remastered. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1998 CD release of "The Quintessential Eddie Lang 1925-1932" on Discogs.
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27 apr 2019 · This fine CD, which also includes a previously unreleased performance of “Rhythm Of The Day,” features such top players as cornetists Tommy Gott and Leo McConville, trombonist Miff Mole, violinist Joe Venuti, guitarist Eddie Lang, and Jimmy Dorsey on alto and clarinet.
4 dic 2006 · The first collection to profile Roger and his popular band, which included at various times Miff Mole, Joe Venuti and Eddie Lang! Includes Clap Yo' Hands; Wouldn't You; Just the Same; Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella; Jersey Walk; the Tap Tap; She's a Great, Great Girl (with Jack Teagarden!), and eight more Victor, Brunswick and Columbia ...
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30 lug 2023 · Kahn knew good music when he heard it and by early 1926, violinist Joe Venuti and trombonist Miff Mole were among his well-paid sidemen. His main band had begun to record for Victor the previous year. Oddly enough, Kahn’s only appearance on record was on alto and tenor during his orchestra’s initial session.
Personnel for this instrumental version on Victor includes distinguished players such as Miff Mole (trombone), Joe Venuti (violin), and Eddie Lang (guitar). Roger Wolfe Kahn, a popular 1920s dance band leader playing the jazz of the day was the son of George Gershwin's friend, financier and supporter of the arts, Otto Kahn as well as of his son .
