The Golden Gate Orchestra

**The Golden Gate Orchestra** was a lively jazz and dance ensemble that lit up the 1920s music scene with their rollicking hot jazz arrangements and infectious energy. Active between 1924 and 1927, this group was closely tied to multi-instrumentalist Adrian Rollini, a jazz legend known for his mastery of the bass saxophone and vibraphone. Their recordings, like the peppy "Tiger Rag" (1925) and the cheeky "Ain’t She Sweet" (1926-1927), captured the carefree spirit of the Jazz Age, blending slick improvisation with danceable rhythms perfect for flapper-era parties. Though likely a studio collective or pseudonym for Rollini’s projects (common practice at the time), their work remains a time capsule of 1920s jazz, featuring collaborations with top musicians and timeless takes on standards like "It Had To Be You." Their sound—brassy, upbeat, and dripping with vintage charm—still delights collectors and retro music fans today.

Genres

Ragtime

Latest Release

Ain't She Sweet (1926 - 1927)

The Golden Gate Orchestra

Album - 15 Tracks - Released January 1, 2012