Coon-Sanders Orchestra – Mine-All Mine / Is She My Girl-Friend? - 78 RPM Victor – 21148

Released in 1928, this Victor 78 RPM features the legendary Coon-Sanders Nighthawks, one of the first and most popular "hot" dance bands of the 1920s. The A-side, "Mine-All Mine," is a quintessential late-Jazz Age fox-trot that showcases the group's tight rhythmic interplay and the spirited, joyful energy that made their Kansas City-rooted sound a sensation during their long-running residency at the Blackhawk Restaurant in Chicago.

The B-side, "Is She My Girl-Friend?", is a playful and infectious vocal-led track that highlights the charismatic delivery and innovative arrangements that helped define the early big band sound. This record is a prime example of the high-fidelity "Orthophonic" electrical recordings Victor produced in the late twenties, capturing the technical brilliance and infectious swing of an orchestra that paved the way for the coming Swing Era.

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