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Front cover of Adrian Rollini And His Orchestra – 1935-1936, RCA Victor, Germany
Adrian Rollini And His Orchestra – 1935-1936, image 2
Adrian Rollini And His Orchestra – 1935-1936, image 3
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Adrian Rollini And His Orchestra

1935-1936

RCA Victor · Germany · Vinyl, LP, Compilation

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Release details

ArtistAdrian Rollini And His Orchestra
Title1935-1936
LabelRCA Victor
Cat #LPM 10125, LPM 10 125
FormatVinyl, LP, Compilation
CountryGermany
GenreJazz
StyleSwing
Speed33 ⅓ RPM
MediaVG+
SleeveVG+
Tracklist
  1. A1Bouncin' In Rhythm2:43
  2. A2Weather Man3:18
  3. A3The Day I Let You Get Away2:42
  4. A4You Hit The Spot2:52
  5. A5Life Begins At Sweet Sixteen2:47
  6. A6A Little Bit Independent2:41
  7. A7I'm On A See-Saw3:08
  8. A8Red Sails In The Sunset2:41
  9. B1The Music Goes 'Round2:54
  10. B2Truckin'3:05
  11. B3Streamlined Gretna Green2:29
  12. B4Loveless Love2:45
  13. B5I Got A Need For You3:11
  14. B6Nagasaki2:23
  15. B7Honeysuckle Rose2:32
  16. B8Jazz O' Jazz2:55
Release notes

A1, A2, B5 to B8 recorded in New York, June 14, 1935
A3 recorded in New York, January 6, 1936
A4 to A6 recorded in New York, November 26, 1935
A7, A8 recorded in New York, October 5, 1935
B1 recorded in New York, December 27, 1935
B2 to B4 recorded in New York, July 31, 1935

Carmen Mastren is listed as a guitar player on June 14th 1935 session. This seems wrong when compared to the booklets of Adrian Rollini - 1934 - 1938 CD (Retrieval, RTR 79042) and Adrian Rollini - Swing Low CD (Affinity, CD AFS 1030) that both list Nappy Lamare in that role. Same goes for second vocal on A2 - it's Lamare, not Putney Dandridge.
Guitar, bass and drums on July 31st 1935 session unknown.
Trombone, tenor sax and bass on 26th November 1935 unknown.
Bill White could be the piano player on B1

Liner notes in German and English.

Record grading guide

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MMint — perfect, usually still sealed. We use this grade very rarely.
NMNear Mint — looks barely played. No visible marks, plays clean.
VG+Very Good Plus — light signs of use, minor sleeve wear. Plays great; our most common grade.
VGVery Good — visible wear, may have light surface noise that doesn't overpower the music.
G+ / GGood — plays through without skipping but with noticeable noise. Priced accordingly.
F / PFair / Poor — filler or collector copies only. Always described in the notes.

Anything worth mentioning that the grade doesn't capture is in the seller notes on each listing.

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