RENÉ DUMONT: Indian love call - Solos! - 1927

[@snookerbee]

Interessant, dass das Solo in voller Länge gespielt wird, ohne an Zugkraft zu verlieren. Das gefällt mir sehr gut. Tolle Platte. Danke!

[@casparpolitman]

WHAT IS ON THAT ALTO! MAGIC IS HAPENING! UNREAL SOLO

[@DasJazzArchiv]

@@casparpolitman For a Dumont Disc this is outstanding, I have to agree

[@tsuwaque]

Someone's been listening to Bix it seems

[@rene.z.dumont]

I love jazz, especially because my uncle, Rene Dumont, was incredibly talented. He could play five different instruments, delivered amazing solos, and was a great band director in 1927.

[@DasJazzArchiv]

@@rene.z.dumont That’s amazing, do you have Bandphotos of the Jazzband? Or do you have any other photos of him? I would be very interested to talk to you about him

[@rene.z.dumont]

@@DasJazzArchiv Hi! I don’t have any band photos at the moment, but I do have a few other photos I can share. What’s the best way for me to contact you and send them over?

[@DasJazzArchiv]

@@rene.z.dumont I have an Email linked in the channel-description, thank you very much!

[@JustABowlOfCherries]

Is René Dumont generally underrated?

[@DasJazzArchiv]

@@JustABowlOfCherries Well there are a few examples where this band played boring. That’s why these discs are cheaper compared to Briggs/Bartholomew

[@casparpolitman]

​@@DasJazzArchiv I'll take those "boring discs" anytime!!!

[@JustABowlOfCherries]

@@DasJazzArchiv Do you know of anybody that has that one with Al Bowlly "Dawn Of Tomorrow" / "While The Others Are Dancing" ?

[@DasJazzArchiv]

@@JustABowlOfCherries Yes I do actually but he doesn’t want his collection to be published on the internet. Why I don’t know but I‘ll try to convince him