Atlantic Dance Orchestra, The Merry Sparklers - Lazy / There's Yes! Yes! In Your Eyes

Singer: Atlantic Dance Orchestra
Title: Lazy / There's Yes! Yes! In Your Eyes
Label: Edison Records ‎– 51325
Type: Edison Disc
Country: US
Date of released: 1924
Category: Jazz
Style: Dixieland
Size MP3 zip: 1676 mb
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Tracklist Hide Credits

L	–Atlantic Dance Orchestra	Lazy Banjo [Uncredited] – Harry ReserConductor [Uncredited], Leader [Uncredited] – Louis KatzmanTrumpet [Uncredited] – Hymie FarbermanWritten-By – Irving Berlin
R	–The Merry Sparklers	There's Yes! Yes! In Your Eyes Alto Saxophone [Uncredited], Bass Clarinet [Uncredited], Leader [Uncredited], Conductor [Uncredited] – Nathan GlantzBanjo [Uncredited] – John CaliDrums [Uncredited], Xylophone [Uncredited], Marimba [Uncredited] – Joe Green Piano [Uncredited] – Larry BriersTrombone [Uncredited] – Ephraim HannafordTrumpet [Uncredited] – Jules Levy Jr., Julius BerkinWritten-By – Jos. H. Santly

Notes

"Lazy" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWENYti87RI) (matrix 9436 (with take C rejected & takes A & B issued)) was cut on March 26 of 1924.
The Atlantic Dance Orchestra was a pseudonym for Louis Katzman's Orchestra, whose personnel is made up of:
Louis Katzman dir: Hymie Farberman, another (tp), unknown (tb), unknown (cl,as,ss), unknown (cl,ts,ss), unknown (p), Harry Reser (bjo), unknown (bb) & unknown (d).

"There's Yes! Yes! In Your Eyes"(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdUEj3XoKSk) (matrix 9435 (with take C rejected & takes A & B issued)) was cut on March 25 of 1924 & went also issued Edison Blue Amberol cylinder 4875.
The Merry Sparklers was in fact Nathan Glantz's Orchestra, whose personnel is made up of:
Nathan Glantz (as,bcl) dir: Jules Levy Jr., Julius Berkin (tp), Eph(raim) Hannaford (tb), Larry Briers (p), John Cali (bjo), unknown (bb) & Joe Green (d,x,marimba).

Both sides were cut in the Edison Studios from Manhattan's Knickerbocker Building located between the 5th Avenue & the 16th Street (75-79 Fifth Avenue) in New York.

The information about both sides is taken from Richard Johnson & Bernard Shirley's book "American Dance Bands On Record & Film, 1915-1942".

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side L label): 9436
Matrix / Runout (Side R label): 9435