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V 4 4.. . «second ' chorus,, played at somewhat slower time, is a neat’ clarinet chorusI'Peruna the- nationally V famous played by Henry Gable, ;?■ This is fob ( %Kt song of the Mustangs, has been lowed by five clarinets playing a . recorded by, the Mustang; band on “rhythm chorus” with a muted trum-Brunswick records and the first re- pet taking a aoft lead*and * ‘‘hot* , trum-lease of this popular tune as played by pet, played by Fenton Harding, stand-the S. U. U. band ?will be on sale in mg close to the “mike;**■After - the about three weeks, according to Cy trumpet chorus, the clarinets continue Barcus, director of‘ the band. with their “rhythm but are movedY; . -iv; soniewhat closer to the mike”.and in^ The recording .was ‘ done_ jo th® I the background is a soft trumpet duct.Brunswick studio J^ere JasUfr^ay, and XHcn foUows a m\Q pfcyed by Ed Hu-accordmg to members ^of. the band who L f Qn tU trombone wirtuhe^ reeds and heard a test record ,.t w.U be the mejaphones making 1 the background.* * A ^ c w Then the^band sings a snappy chorus,; Varsity,’ the song of; Alma ;Mater, I «sh'e*n Be Loaded j With Perunais Pla^pn the reverse side of the rec- Whcn She Comes,’* After a few meas-ord. _Fir81 • the entire bandf play s it, ttiert a piano solpl by - ClaudeM. Simpson, Jr., and finally is sung by a male quartet. ■ i; ■ ■ “ /'C:S.|^Peruna has several: clever chor-uses; according, to Jfc Barctis.; For an introduction intc^ the} recotd( the “rodeo yell” is given; then = fblloWs’ the; “flut-if ■ -■’ tsf • • 'll' v- 'm 1 •* « § ' m • *ter- tongue of a trumpet- which is. fa*■toilSur^togame,; ..ThH : lntwJuc«»,, -“Perona, which is played at a fast tempo, .in the*. • W _ ' « \ . . • / 1 • • v • r* • % “ ‘ Iures; of modcrnistic phrases Wilbur Ard play s a hot: saxophone• chorus which Cy says will \;“lrabc^ .’em cold.” As a finale^theeiuemble plays “pe*rtiha” * asit sounds J after? the Mustangfootball;-., teammake*Ja';- touchdown;^ -Throughout the enftre mor^Hidsey Settle is dominant on - theI bafitone inhis interpolation in ' a unique wap of “Peepin’ Thru the Kt»thole^ *‘Piccalowhatyou.
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Dallas Semi Weekly Campus
Dallas, Texas, US
Wed, Nov 06, 1929
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