AccordionUprising
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There's an Art Tatum recording that says it has an accordionist, Ned Ciashine, playing with him. I can't find any information on this person. Any ideas?
There's no notes though ?, and the little bit it says may have a typo. "The Clib Norman Orchestra." Should that be "Club" Norman?
I've listened once, and a lot of the recordings are from loud club dates and I haven't heard accordion. I wonder if it's a typographical error that got passed down from one discography to another? There's other jazz players listed as playing accordion, when it meant "acc" (accompanied) by some other instrument.
Anyways, Anybody ever heard of Ned Ciashine? (Or the Club Norman Orchestra?) Or does anyone have better information on this record?
I dearly miss album liner-notes, and not just because I might someday be paid to write some.
PS. Art Tatum apparently played accordion as a child and at least once when a club owner wanted him to. But he didn't like it for some reason. Frustrating that biographers didn't ask accordion history questions when these players were still alive.
Live 1949-51, Vol. 4
by Art Tatum
I finally got to hear the record on bandcamp (Great place to actually get money to artists when you purchase music. Tatum isn't getting much of a cut today.)There's no notes though ?, and the little bit it says may have a typo. "The Clib Norman Orchestra." Should that be "Club" Norman?
I've listened once, and a lot of the recordings are from loud club dates and I haven't heard accordion. I wonder if it's a typographical error that got passed down from one discography to another? There's other jazz players listed as playing accordion, when it meant "acc" (accompanied) by some other instrument.
Anyways, Anybody ever heard of Ned Ciashine? (Or the Club Norman Orchestra?) Or does anyone have better information on this record?
I dearly miss album liner-notes, and not just because I might someday be paid to write some.
PS. Art Tatum apparently played accordion as a child and at least once when a club owner wanted him to. But he didn't like it for some reason. Frustrating that biographers didn't ask accordion history questions when these players were still alive.
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