Soliloquy - Don Voorhees & his Orchestra

Don Voorhees began recording in 1926 and recorded for several labels in New York including Pathé/Perfect, Columbia and Edison. Soliloquy is a fine 1920s "modernist" jazz piece written by pianist Rube Bloom. Recorded in New York on September 6, 1927. Personnel (from the 6th edition of Jazz Records by Brian Rust): Don Voorhees director. Red Nichols, Leo McConville, trumpet / Miff Mole, trombone / Bill Trone, melophone / Phil Gleason, Fred Morrow, clarinet, alto sax / Paul Cartwright, clarinet, tenor sax / Joe Raymond, violin / Lennie Hayton, piano / Dick McDonough, banjo, guitar / Jack Hansen, tuba / Vic Berton, drums. mx: W 144629-2 Columbia 1129-D