An interesting danceable "mood piece" from the house orchestra at Edison Labs, recorded on April 23, 1924. Nacio Herb Brown (co-author of "Singin' In The Rain" and "You Stepped Out Of A Dream") wrote this one, and though it wasn't hugely popular its
beguiling mesmerism is undeniable. I don't know who was in the Atlantic Dance Orchestra, but the trumpet player seems to be the only one to take any real liberties with his solo time. It's a pleasant rendition, though very white, and (as usual with
Edison Labs) recorded beautifully. This particular copy was treated well, and was played with good equipment, so there is no wear evident. All this one needed was some rumble removal and it was good to go.
