Paul Specht & His Orchestra - On With The Dance! / My Annapolis (And You) flac album

Violinist Paul Specht started leading bands in 1916, and throughout the 1920s and first half of the '30s, his orchestra was popular. Specht's ensemble performed and recorded regularly, being more of a dance band than a jazz ensemble. A small group taken out of his orchestra, the Georgians, was very jazz-oriented and featured the underrated trumpeter Frank Guarante as early as 1922. However the music on this CD is taken from a slightly later period  . 18. You're Just Another Memory.

Artist: JOHNNY MORRIS, Paul Specht & His Orchestra, Bob Chester, Larry Alpeter. Album: "Retro-Specht" (1925 - 1931). Download Bob Chester, JOHNNY MORRIS, Larry Alpeter, Paul Specht & His Orchestra - On with the Dance.

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Paul Specht (March 24, 1895 – April 11, 1954) was an American dance bandleader popular in the 1920s. Born in Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania, Specht was a violinist, having been taught by his father Charles G. Specht, a violinist, organist, and bandleader in his own right. Titled "Dear Old Lady", with the Hotel Alamac Orchestra and "Take,Oh Take Those Lips Away". This is on a Columbia record commonly known to record collectors as a "flag label". He toured England several times, beginning in 1922, and set up a "School for Jazz Musicians" there in 1924.

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