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Sam Lanin and His Orchestra – His 1921-1931 recordings

Sam Lanin and His Orchestra – His 1921-1931 recordings with vocals by Scrappy Lambert, Jack Kaufman, Arthur Hall and Bing Crosby The Lanin name was magic during the Jazz Age. Sam Lanin led a major dance orchestra that began its engagement at the Roseland Ball Room in New York City in 1918. The Roseland Orchestra led by Lanin stayed there for many years throughout the 1920s. This orchestra made many recordings of dance and jazz age tunes under many different names for different record labels. This helped Lanin get around exclusive contracts that he had with specific record companies by recording for other labels under a pseudonym. During the mid to later 1920s many important musicians were taking up side work with his studio groups. It was common to find the Dorsey brothers, Glen Miller, Benny Goodman, Jack Teagarden, Many Klein, Eddie Lang and Joe Venuti sitting in on these sessions. Many beginning vocalists cut their earliest records with his orchestra including Scrappy Lambert, Bing Crosby, Arthur Hall, Smith Ballew to name a few. In this assemblage of recordings are performances recorded between 1921 and 1931. The majority are sourced from 78rpm records from my own collection. The two performances with Bing Crosby on vocal are reissued recordings on CD but important enough to include here. The line up of songs: A Precious Little Thing Called Love - Larry Rich and His Orchestra (Sam Lanin) - Chester Hale (Scrappy Lambert) vocal - Perfect 15114 (108604-1) 1/28/1929 0:05 The Sheik (My Rose of Araby) - Lanin's Roseland Orchestra - Regal 9150 (42068-2B) 11/18/1921 2:56 Wabash Blues - Lanin's Famous Players - Conorized 3029B (actually Gennet matrix G07673) 10/24/1921 6:06 Black Bottom - Broadway Broadcasters (Sam Lanin) - Cameo 985 (2046A3) 7/16/1926 9:27 After I Say I'm Sorry - Sam Lanin and His Orchestra - Arthur Hall, vocal; Perfect 14555 (106529) 1/11/1926 11:57 The Birth of the Blues - Broadway Broadcasters (Sam Lanin) - Cameo 985 (2047A3) 7/16/1926 15:12 My Mother's Eyes - Frank Keyes and His Orchestra (Sam Lanin) - Harold Lang (actually Scrappy Lambert), vocal - Perfect 15095 (108523-2) 12/10/1928 17:47 I'll Get By (As Long as I Have You) - Sam Lanin and His Ipana Troubadors - Bing Crosby, vocal - originally Columbia 1694-D (W147545-2) 12/28/1928 reissued on the CD Album Bing Crosby Lost Columbia Sides, 1928-1933 20:35 If I Had You - Sam Lanin and His Orchestra - Chester Hale (Scrappy Lambert), vocal - Perfect 15107B (mx 36926B) 1/9/1929 23:26 If I Had You - Lanin's Famous Players - Bing Crosby, vocal - originally OKeh 41188 (W401557-B) 1/25/1929 reissued on the CD Album Bing Crosby Lost Columbia Sides, 1928-1933 26:39 When the World Is At Rest - Larry Rich and His Orchestra (Sam Lanin) - Chester Hale, vocal (pseudonym for Jack Kaufman) - Perfect 15114 (108601-1) 01/28/1929 29:47 Where Is The Song of Songs For Me - Sam Lanin and His Orchestra - Harold Lang (Scrappy Lambert) vocal - Perfect 15066 (108452-2) 10/26/1928 32:58 99 Out Of A Hundred Wanna Be Loved By You - Sam Lanin and His Orchestra - Chester Hale (Scrappy Lambert), vocal Regal 10272-B(10409) 2/9/1931 35:52 FAIR USE DISCLAIMER:The Purpose of my channel is specifically educational. All posting on this channel conforms to the U. S. Code: Article 107, Chapter 1, Title 17, "Fair Use" which supersedes any copyright policy, and is presented for the sole purpose of non-profit education, research and comment.