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["Dos muertos se batían fraternalmente, ovillándose y desentendiéndose. Bix y Eddie Lang (que se llamaba Salvatore Massaro) jugaban con la pelota I'm coming Virginia, y dónde estaría enterrado Bix, pensó Oliveira, y dónde Eddie Lang, a cuántas millas una de otra sus dos nadas que en una noche futura de París se batían guitarra contra corneta, gin contra mala suerte, el jazz."]
Julio Cortázar, Rayuela, Cap 10
Eddie Lang - Souling (1968)
NOLA Guitarist/vocalist Eddie Lang joins Eddie Bo for a fantastically funky tune.
Song: "I Must Be Dreaming"
Composers: Pat Flaherty & Al Sherman
Lyricist: Al Dubin
Okeh Record: 41051 Matrix # 400706
Performed By: Joe Venuti & His New Yorkers (With Ed. Lang): Fred “Fuzzy” Farrar, Leo McConville (tp), Charlie Butterfield (tb), Arnold Brilhart, Max Farley (as, fl), Herb Spencer (ts), Don Murray (cl, bari), Joe Venuti (vln), Arthur Schutt (p, cel), Eddie Lang (g), Hank Stern (tu), Chauncey Morehouse (d, orchestra bells), Harold "Scrappy" Lambert (vcl), Fud Livingston (arr).
Recorded in New York on May 25, 1928
There were more solo blues and accompaniments in 1929, and the first of [Lonnie Johnson's] duets with Eddie Lang was released in January. Lang was a fine white guitarist, who recorded with Lonnie under the name Blind Willie Dunn. He was one of the few guitarists in Lonnie's class and they were very exciting together. Lang was the finer musician, and had probably more knowledge of the guitar's harmonic possibilities than any musician of his period, but Lonnie had an emotional sense and emotional intensity that shaded Lang's brilliance. Their duets were always marked with a careful respect for each other's abilities.
Sam Charters, The Country Blues
Eddie Lang and Ruth Etting: Without That Man 1932
Eddie Lang made only a handful of films before his untimely death in 1933. Here’s a clip from the film A Regular Trouper, with Lang accompanying Ruth Etting in 1932.
-Scott Wenzel
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