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Decca really hit the pack pot with four splendid albums, each of which is nn event in its own right. We’ll start with the Latin, move through the jazx, and thon present the classical.CONGASHere is an album with ten sides of brilliant conga music recorded by the very beat bands in that field. Among those leaders present are Don Arres, Henry King. Pancho, and Ruby Newman. The selections range all the way from •One, Two, Three Kick’ to a conga version of ’Dinah.' Don’t miss this album if you over expect to throw a party. You’ll have lot* of fun with it.DRUMMER BOYKeeping up with ite policy of presenting the very finest musicians in representative selections, Decca has released this album which contains the work of the host drummers in the field. In this one you can hear Itauduc, Carlson, Daniels, Downes. Krupa. McKinley, Pollack, Singleton, nnd Webb. Don't get the impression that it's only a succession of drum solos, though. It’s really top notch music which features among others the drummers mentioned above. Another in the long list of Decca hits. KANSAS CITY JAZZYou'll find the Count. Andy Kirk, .Mary Lou Wiliams. Joe Turner, and Pete Johnson among the famous leaders with their outfits representing K. C. type of jar* in this excellent album. The records themselves are splendid, but also top notch are the remarks and short history written by Dave Dexter, Jr., for this album. Add this one to your collection. MORTON GOULDTurning to the more serious side of music, Decca offers Morton Gould, one of America’s leadingTheCoflOur hear the phi lad* ing credit u although 01 beat the Pc day, the it was n moi del ph inns a h e a d 1 i n lt;BEATEN.” The storj an 11-3 win with all th news rrpor the hands incidentally hidden on of the sport Now. we than one li end at the paid the athletic tea It seems th' to admit a F page. And of a real po matter, uni alumnus bi and takes o' But right the poor ui the sports 1 we think so let them kn that game 5 Editor’s I capital letti graphs is noBy this t ably gotten more in RC to the infi elbow. Thi had no soo door nnd ro the wound e. pounced on
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Easton Lafayette
Easton, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Apr 24, 1941
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