Irving Peskin Discography of CDs

Irving Peskin discography Although Thomas Alva Edison initially opposed the use of his phonograph recording technology for anything more "frivolous" than Opéra bouffe, by the late 1920s he was begrudgingly allowing jazz-inflected dance music to become available on his heavyweight platters. In 2006, as if to celebrate ...

Irving Peskin albums One of many early blues and jazz women who were overshadowed and ultimately eclipsed by Ma Rainey, Ethel Waters, and Bessie Smith, Martha Copeland made about three dozen recordings during the 1920s that were reissued seven decades later on two CDs by the Document label. The second ...

Irving Peskin CD discography Recording information: Los Angeles, CA (12/??/1924-10/26/1933); New York, NY (12/??/1924-10/26/1933). Personnel: Cliff "Ukelele Ike" Edwards (vocals, ukulele); Dick McDonough, Eddie Lang (guitar); Andy Sannella (clarinet, alto saxophone); Steve Brown (baritone saxophone); Mike Mosiello, Irving Peskin (cornet); Charlie Butterfield (trombone); Joe Tarto (tuba, piano); Frank Signorelli (piano).