1930, Stealing Love, Olga, King Oliver Orch. HD 78rpm

[@stefanschutz5166]

Prozoot, you enriched my life with this great music. Amazing sound quality, too.Thank you once again from Amsterdam.

[@Prozoot]

....thanks -- happy to hear from you!

[@roybo1930]

I LOVE THIS! My type of Music indeed! "Stealing Love" has that Sassy slow fox trot Bluesy sound I LOVE! "Olga" is AWESOME!

[@docmurph8681]

A wonderful performance. It even makes the snowflakes coming down outside dance. Beautiful sound. Nice crisp brass. It is great to know that the old technology did stuff a lot of full range sound into the record grooves, and you've extracted them very well to listen to again.

[@Prozoot]

....Doctor, your kind comments are medicine for the soul. Always appreciated!

[@emiliolopezify]

I love this tune Stealing Love so much. I discovered it when Tuba Skinny played it. The original version is very similar to their performance from 2019. Thank you so much for finding and sharing here.

[@Prozoot]

....you are welcome -- and thank you for tuning in!

[@javiperez7767]

😉WHAT A WONDERFULL MUSIC🙂THANKS A LOT FOR UPLOADING💯

[@bobboscarato1313]

Beautiful dance music; great solos. Sad ending for King Oliver!

[@NicholasMelanchook]

Dreamy quality, very neautiful

[@Prozoot]

....I always thought Camden had better sound than New York, but in these tracks, I can hardly tell the difference.

[@patrickmargulis1927]

This Stealing Love is something to take to a desert Island, great transfer !!

[@rustybeltway2373]

Once upon a time I took a History of Jazz class. King Oliver was mentioned as one of the band leaders that helped move the music from the older Dixieland style toward the Swing/Big Band era and style. (If I remember correctly. It was an 8am lecture.)

[@kafenwar]

King Oliver actually helped to create the "Dixieland" style back in the late 1900s-early 1910s, in addition to helping create the Big Band style 10-15 years later.

[@rustybeltway2373]

@@kafenwar Solid! Thanks.

[@joaorobertocosta6879]

Nice to hear

[@scottferguson325]

Great! 👏👏👏🎶

[@hamburgareable]

👏 👏 👏 👏 Keep em coming to your channel, dude! Freaking awesome! Im getting jazzy vibes already! Those songs Stealing Love and OLGA are equally great!!

[@malfattio2894]

The bass is suprisingly good on this

[@tadeodewiesent1482]

¡¡¡Bravísimo...!!! ¡Qué preciosura! ¡Qué perfección! 👍👍👍👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏🌷

[@InGoodwitrust]

3.25 wonderful✨😍✨😍 👍🇺🇸❤🇬🇧❤🙏to this music l wolk around New York🗽 City. Mom l want and love❤ New🗽 York.

[@femmcclure2213]

Gorgeous!! Just listen to them blow those horns! Ah, yeah......

[@waltergray7722]

Brilliant Post. Love it to bits ! Thank you for sharing.

[@Prozoot]

....thanks so much for tuning in!

[@mainaccount131]

Super excellent

[@bruceweaver7641]

Louis Armstrong worked with Oliver King. Marvelous!!

[@danvanlandingham3854]

Armstrong joined Oliver in 1922 and stayed until 1924 when he left to join Fletcher Henderson's band.

[@fromthesidelines]

1) Recorded on September 19, 1930 2) May 22, 1930

[@AURELIAN-restitutororbis]

I love your channel so much. Where do you get all these songs from?

[@bobboscarato1313]

James Archie on trombone; Ed Nelson was King Oliver's nephew.-

[@scotnick59]

When did King Oliver cease recording with his Band; anyone know?

[@kafenwar]

1931.

[@danvanlandingham3854]

I believe Oliver wasn't playing cornet on those recordings due to his bad teeth and other health problems.I believe the cornet soloist may be Dave Nelson.I know he kept the band together under the dom de disque of "The King's Men".

[@kafenwar]

Yes and no. Sometimes Oliver could manage on good days. But it's hard to tell who's who on these 1930-1 Olivers.

[@stephenandrews2957]

Oliver plays the wa-wa solo in the last chorus of Stealin' Love, and, I believe, the muted solo in Olga.