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1. LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS Last Cent: Basin Street Blues VOCALION original

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2. Details about LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS "Basin Street Blues / Last Cent" BRUNSWICK [78 RPM] Fredric Fradkin Russian Lullaby / So Blue 78rpm Shellac 10" Brunswick $ shipping: THE LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS "BASIN STREET BLUES / LAST CENT "End date: Jul 20,

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3. V+ (78) G+ LP. Wear is moderate but playing is generally free from distortion. Surface noise not overly pronounced. V- (78) G- (LP). Quite playable still, but distortion and heavy greying in loud passages/5(K).

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4. "Basin Street" provides a nice example of Jack Teagarden 's early singing style, although the song is slightly soured by a somewhat misogynistic lyric. The recordings made on September 10, , are a bit more perfunctory, probably because Davey Tough sounds 8/

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5. The Louisiana Rhythm Kings Basin Street Blues/Last Cent. Item Information. Instant Purchase Price: $ Shipping Costs (Shipping details) Item Location Vocalion , by The Louisiana Rhythm Kings featuring jazz greats, Red Nichols, Jack Teagarden, Pee Wee Russell Bud Freeman, Joe Sullivan and Dave Tough. Vocal by Teagarden.

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6. Jan 04,  · Performer(s): «Louisiana Rhythm Kings» «Basin Street Blues» Audio: Very Hq - CD Quality Sound -- MP3 Kbps Album: «Louisiana Rhythm Kings» by «Louisiana Rhythm Kings .

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7. Louisiana Rhythm Kings And Red And His Big Ten Louisiana Rhythm Kings And Red And His Big Ten - (Sixteen All-Star Jazz Performances Starring Red Nichols, Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, The Dorsey Brothers, Adrian Rollini, Babe Russin, Gene Krupa) ‎ (LP, Comp, Ltd, Gre).

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8. The Basin Street Blues Songfacts tells us that Basin Street is a section of New Orleans, in Louisiana, which is a thoroughfare running through the Storyville Quarter. The area earned a name in the early days of jazz music as being a hub for jazz and blues singers and bands to make a name for themselves. Basin Street was where the red lights district was located - and where Louis got his start.

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