If You See Me Comin' -Teddy Bunn.
Another from my old collection of 78's. Teddy Bunn was (in my opinion) one of the best of the early blues/guitar performers and played with many of the top-line bands before and after WWII.
This recording, made in the 'Bluebird' studios, New York, in 1938 has him playing and singing with the Mezzrow/Ladnier Quintet; which comprised:- Mezz Mezzrow; clt. Tommy Ladnier; tpt. Teddy Bunn; gtr. Pops Foster; bss. and Manzie Johnson; dms.
I can't find a photograph of Manzie (b.1906, d.1971) anywhere, -sorry about that! Also, I must apologise for the surface noise but, after all, this was one of my favourites (purchased in the late 1940's) and got much use.
Having just checked this posting, I see that YouTube have ONCE AGAIN clipped the ending, don't blame me!
Another from my old collection of 78’s. Teddy Bunn was (in my opinion) one of the best of the early blues/guitar performers and played with many of the top-line bands before and after WWII.
This recording, made in the ‘Bluebird’ studios, New York, in 1938 has him playing and singing with the Mezzrow/Ladnier Quintet; which comprised:- Mezz Mezzrow; clt. Tommy Ladnier; tpt. Teddy Bunn; gtr. Pops Foster; bss. and Manzie Johnson; dms.
I can’t find a photograph of Manzie (b.1906, d.1971) anywhere, -sorry about that! Also, I must apologise for the surface noise but, after all, this was one of my favourites (purchased in the late 1940’s) and got much use.
Having just checked this posting, I see that YouTube have ONCE AGAIN clipped the ending, don’t blame me!
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