California Ramblers (as Golden Gate Orch) - Charleston (HOT!)

Here are The California Ramblers (under the alias of "The Golden Gate Orchestra") with "Charleston."

Here's a look at the personnel:

Red Nichols and Frank Cush - trumpets / Tommy Dorsey - trombone / Jimmy Dorsey or Bobby Davis - alto sax, clarinet / Arnold Brilhart - alto sax / Freddy Cusick - tenor sax / Adrian Rollini - bass sax, second piano / Irving Brodsky - piano / Tommy Felline - banjo / Stan King - drums.

Recorded in New York City on April 2nd, 1925 and released on Edison #51542.

WOULD JA? - California Ramblers

"Would-Ja?" is the question put forward by The California Ramblers under the nom de plume of The Golden Gate Orchestra.

Recorded on August 31, 1926 in New York City and released on Edison #51824.

Singapore Sorrows- California Ramblers-1928

Time for some toe-tappin' music from The California Ramblers, "Singapore Sorrows."

Recorded on January 14, 1928 in New York City and released on Columbia #1314-D.

When The Red Red Robin by Golden Gate Orchestra (California Ramblers),1926

From the California Ramblers (a.k.a. The Golden Gate Orchestra), we being you "When The Red, Red, Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobblin' Along."

This July, 1926 recording was released on Edison #11101.

Crazy Words Crazy Tune by California Ramblers, 1927

Time to open November with "Crazy Words-Crazy Tune" by the California Ramblers under the nom de plume of Golden Gate Orchestra.

Recorded in March of 1926 and released on Edison #11566.

1931 Wally Edwards (California Ramblers) - I Never Knew Till Now (Elmer ...

Time for music by The California Ramblers (under the nom de plume of Wally Edwards and His Orchestra) as the boys play "I Never Knew Till Now."

Wally, I mean, Elmer Feldkamp handles the vocal here.

Recorded in New York City on January 30, 1931 and released on Clarion #5226-C.

Clarion was a Columbia Records subsidiary, perhaps an economy label.

1930 California Ramblers - I Love You So Much (Campus Trio, vocal)

From the RKO Radio Picture "The Cuckoos," which starred Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, we bring you "I Love You So Much" by the California Ramblers, with vocal by the Campus Trio.

This Harry Ruby-Bert Kalmar composition was recorded on June 12, 1930 and released on Columbia #2231-D.

The Vagabonds (California Ramblers) S L U E Foot. Gennett 1927

Time for music by The California Ramblers (under the nom de plume of The California Vagabonds), "S L U E Foot."

Recorded on May 2, 1927 and released on Gennett #6170.

After You've Gone - Palace Garden Orchestra (The California Ramblers)

Time for "After You're Gone," as recorded by the California Ramblers (under the nom de plume of the Palace Garden Orchestra).


Recorded on June 24, 1927 and released on Pathe #36653.

Copenhagen - The California Ramblers

Here are the California Ramblers with "Copenhagen."


Recorded in New York City on October 23, 1924 and released on Columbia #236-D.

SHAKE THAT THING - California Ramblers

Here are The California Ramblers (under the nom de plume of The Golden Gate Orchestra) with "Shake That Thing."


Recorded in New York City on April 16, 1926 and released on Edison #10930.