The Dutch Swing College Band With Neva Raphaello - Careless Love Blues / Doctor Jazz FLAC
| Genre: |
Jazz |
| Performer: |
The Dutch Swing College Band With Neva Raphaello |
| Title: |
Careless Love Blues / Doctor Jazz |
| Style: |
Swing |
| Date of release: |
1953 |
| Label: |
Philips |
| Catalog Number: |
P 17216 H |
| Country: |
New Zealand |
| FLAC album size: |
1288 mb |
| MP3 album size: |
1437 mb |
Tracklist
| 1 | Doctor JazzWritten-By – John "King" Oliver |
| 2 | Careless Love BluesWritten-By – Koenig, S. Williams, Handy |
Versions
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|
| P 17216 H | The Dutch Swing College Band With Neva Raphaello | The Dutch Swing College Band With Neva Raphaello - Careless Love Blues / Doctor Jazz (Shellac, 10") | Philips | P 17216 H | Netherlands | 1953 |
| P 17216 H | Neva Raphaello With The Dutch Swing College Band | Neva Raphaello With The Dutch Swing College Band - Careless Love Blues / Doctor Jazz (Shellac, 10") | Philips | P 17216 H | Australia | 1953 |
| 317 216 PF | The Dutch Swing College Band With Neva Raphaello | The Dutch Swing College Band With Neva Raphaello - Careless Love Blues / Doctor Jazz (7") | Philips | 317 216 PF | Germany | 1953 |
| 317 216 PF | Neva Raphaello With The Dutch Swing College Band | Neva Raphaello With The Dutch Swing College Band - Careless Love Blues (7") | Philips | 317 216 PF | Italy | 1953 |
| 317 216 PF | The Dutch Swing College Band With Neva Raphaello | The Dutch Swing College Band With Neva Raphaello - Careless Love Blues / Doctor Jazz (7") | Philips | 317 216 PF | Netherlands | 1953 |
Credits
- Banjo – Arie Ligthart (tracks: A, B)
- Bass – Bob van Oven (tracks: A, B)
- Clarinet – Dim Kesber (tracks: A, B), Peter Schilperoort (tracks: A, B)
- Drums – Andre Westendorp (tracks: A)
- Piano – Joop Schrier (tracks: A, B)
- Trombone – Wim Kolstee (tracks: A, B)
- Trumpet – Wybe Buma (tracks: A, B)
- Vocals – Neva Raphaello (tracks: A, B)
- Washboard – Andre Westendorp (tracks: B)
Notes
Recorded in Hilversum, The Netherlands on August 17th, 1953.
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