Annette Hanshaw - Nothin` (1927).wmv

Annette Hanshaw - Nothin' (1927) (1927 Handman / Turk) April 14, 1927 New York, New York Pathé Actuelle 11471 Thursday 14th of April 1927, was a recordable day - I mean, I learned that a lot of bands recorded their music on that day. The Goofus Five with Chelsea Quealey recorded for Okeh, Roger Wolfe Kahn and his Hotel Biltmore Orchestra for Victor, featuring Eddie Lang on guitar, Sam Morgan appeared with his jazz band in the Columbia studios in New Orleans and Red Nichols was to be found in the New York studios of Pathé Actuelle with his Original Memphis Five featuring the great vocalist Annette Hanshaw. Annette Hanshaw recorded on that day three sides with the Original Memphis Five, that had some great names in it, like Red Nichols on trumpet, Miff Mole on trombone, George Bohn on reeds, Frank Signorelli on piano and Ray Beauduc on drums. They recorded on this memorable day four sides: Play It, Red - Wistful And Blue - What Do I Care What Somebody Said? and Nothin' . The first tune was an instrumental recording without Annette Hanshaw.