What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry- Abe Lyman's California Orch -1926
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Channel: maynardcat · 2010 · Music
What Can I Say After I say I'm Sorry, the flip side of Shake That Thing by Abe Lyman's California Orch, vocal by Charles Kaley, and written by Abe Lyman and Walter Donaldson. Recorded from the original, very worn, Brunswick 1926 78 rpm record, and played on a dual turntable,and notice it doesn't reject no lead out grooves at the end on some older records. .Drummer Abe Lyman, born Abraham Simon in Chicago, led an orchestra that was successful at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. Records made in the 1920s for the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company were very popular, and Lyman continued to make records into the 1940s. His ensemble recorded numbers that were tastefully arranged for dancing but it occasionally played "hot" arrangements, such as "Shake That Thing," which was cut as Brunswick 3069 on February 1, 1926.
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