Fisbach's Charleston Orchester's rendition of I Never Realized is one of the highlights of European jazz of the 1920s. The arrangment of the song was quite "modern" for 1925 and feature solos on the saxophone, piano, trumpet and a bass brass instrument. The song was written in 1919 by American songwriter Melville Gideon and was included in the musical revue "Buddies" which opened in New York in 1919 and in London in 1920, but it is Fisbach's jazz treatment of the song that makes it interesting.

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Title Recording Date Recording Location Company
A Kiss In The Moonlight
(Clarence Gaskill)		 12-1925 Berlin, Deutschland Vox
8080-A
Alone At Last
(Ted Fiorito / Gus Kahn)		 12-1925 Berlin, Deutschland Vox
8099-B
I Never Realized
(Melville Gideon)		 12-1925 Berlin, Deutschland Vox
8096-B
Vox
30053
Normandy
(Robinson / Little / Britt)		 12-1925 Berlin, Deutschland Vox
8097-B
Seminola
(Harry Warren / Robert King)		 12-1925 Berlin, Deutschland Vox
8080-B
Suite 16
(Billy Mayers / Art Kassel / Elmer Schoebel)		 12-1925 Berlin, Deutschland Vox
8099-A
With You Dear In Bombay
(Charlie Chaplin)		 12-1925 Berlin, Deutschland Vox
8096-A
Vox
30053
Yes Sir That's My Baby
(Walter Donaldson / Gus Kahn)		 12-1925 Berlin, Deutschland Vox
8097-B
Artist Instrument
R. Allan Drums
B. Astor Banjo
E. Benson Saxophones
Van der Notte Bass Brass
Roger Fisbach Alto Saxophone, Leader
S. Mougin Piano
G. Paquinet Trombone
A. Pico Trumpet
Charles Vidal Saxophones
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