Recorded in New York City in June 6th 1930 featuring Irving Mills director, Bix Beiderbecke cornet, Ray Lodwig trumpet, Jack Teagarden trombone, Benny Goodman clarinet, Larry Binyon tenor sax, Joe Venuti and Matty Malneck violin, Frank Signorelli piano, Lew Green guitar, Min Leibrook bass sax, and Gene Krupa drums.
*"Deep Harlem" is credited to Irving Mills, Frank Signorelli, and Matty Malneck.
During the early 1930's Jack Teagarden was based in Chicago, for a time playing in the band of Wingy Manone and at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago. He sought financial security during 'The Great Depression' by signing an exclusive contract with the "Paul Whiteman Orchestra" from 1933 through 1938. Though it provided him with a steady gig his time with Whiteman also prevented him from playing an active part in the many musical advances of the mid-1930's swing era.
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