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- SOUTHERN RHYTHM KINGS
- SOUTHERN SERENADERS ORCHESTRA See Jimmy Ray and his Orchestra. SOUTHERN STATE RAMBLERS
- SOUTHERN STATES DANCE BAND / ORCHESTRA
- SOUTHERN TRIO See the Novelty Blue Boys. THE SOUTHLAND FIVE / SIX
- SOUTHLAND SYNCOPATORS
- SOUTH STREET RAMBLERS
- DICK SPARLING AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- HERBERT SPENCER AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- MAMIE SPENCER
- FRED SPINELLY AND HIS LIDO VENICE BAND AT THE LIDO CLUB
- PHILIP SPITALNY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
SOUTHERN RAG-A-JAZZ BAND Harold Peterson, ss, bcl / Bert Reed, tb / Eddie Cressell, vn / Galen Grubb, p / Danville Fairchild, bj. London, September, 1921. 6984-2 Do You Ever Think Of Me? EBW 3592 6985-1 My Mammy EBW 3592 6986-1 Tiger Rag EBW 3607 Floyd Schulz, d, added. London, October, 1921. 7002-1 When My Baby Smiles At Me EBW 3607
7003-1 Salome EBW unissued Cressell omitted. London, November, 1921. 7048-2 Coal Black Mammy EBW 3625 7049-2 Crooning EBW 3625 The following was recorded under the above name, but it is by a different group. London, November 7, 1923. Someday Imp test (unnumbered) SOUTHERN RHYTHM KINGS Pseudonym for Jimmy Ray and his Orchestra, q.v. THE SOUTHERN SERENADERS Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Bluebird B-7367 Goin' To Town (Luis Russell and his Orchestra) Harmony 4-H I Miss My Swiss (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 5-H Alone At Last (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) Silvertone 2606 Nobody Knows What A Red Head Mama Can Do (California Ramblers) 2770 I've Found A New Baby (Dixie Washboard Band) The following under this name is also of interest: Instrumentation and personnel unknown. New York, c. March, 1923 374-F Runnin' Wild Cam 310, Lin 2001 375-F You've Gotta Mamma Ev'ry Night Cam 310, Lin 2002 Silvertone 2320 (OH SISTER! AIN'T THAT HOT?) (mx. 1-2121, from Federal), also issued under this name, is
Pseudonym on Mayfair G-2014 (EV'RYTHING THAT'S NICE BELONGS TO YOU) for the ARC-Brunswick studio band, q.v., and others on Mayfair of no known interest as jazz. SOUTHERN STATES DANCE BAND / ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Beltona for the following items listed in this book: 320 I Ain't Never Had Nobody Crazy Over Me (The Broadway Syncopators) 371 Both by the Broadway Syncopators 480 Bonnie (The Broadway Syncopators) 592 Susquehanna Home (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) 757 Both by Ben Bernie's Orchestra 825 Panama (McKenzie's Candy Kids) 828 Sweet Georgia Brown (Ben Bernie's Orchestra) 928 Mother Me, Tennessee (Ben Bernie's Orchestra) 945 Shanghai Honeymoon (Bob Deikman's Orchestra) 1014 Mysterious Eyes (Jack Stillman's Orchestra) 1063 Then I'll Be Happy (Bailey's Lucky Seven) 1332 I Ain't Got Nobody (Harry Hudson's Melody Men) 1345 Swing On The Gait (Harry Hudson's Melody Men) 1377 Make My Cot Where The Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows (Harry Hudson's Melody Men) SOUTHERN SYNCOPATORS Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Embassy E-124 I'm Happy When You're Happy (Benny Goodman and his Orchestra) E-134 You Didn't Have To Tell Me (Benny Goodman and his Orchestra) E-136 Moonlight Saving Time (Dick Robertson and his Orchestra) Golden Tongue CW-107 Beautiful (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra) Worth W-7005 Beautiful (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra) Silvertone 2426 No One Knows What It's All About (Original Memphis Five) SOUTHERN TRIO See the Novelty Blue Boys. THE SOUTHLAND FIVE / SIX THE SOUTHLAND SIX: Probably Jules Levy, Jr., c / Miff Mole, tb / Nathan Glantz or Benny Krueger, as / Larry Briers, p / bj or bb / d. New York, c. May 24, 1922. 69711 Blue-Eyed Blues PA 020805, 10360, Per 14038 69712 Rose Of Bombay PA 020805, 10360, Per 14038 THE SOUTHLAND FIVE: Phil Napoleon, t / Miff Mole, tb / Jimmy Lytell, cl / Frank Signorelli, p / Jack Roth, d. New York, October 23, 1922. 80621-1-2-3 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate Col unissued 80622-1-2 That Da Da Strain Col unissued THE SOUTHLAND SIX: Phil Napoleon, t / Charlie Panelli, tb / Jimmy Lytell, cl / Frank Signorelli, p / Ray Kitchingman, bj / Jack Roth, d. New York, December 2, 1922. 10393 Runnin' Wild Voc 14476, Aco G-15237, Bel 161, Clm 1600, Gra 9020, Gmn 1285, Hom H-415, Sc 629 10397 Ivy (Cling To Me) Voc 14476, Bel 306, Gmn 1379 NOTE: Aco G-15237 OHIO NOVELTY BAND; Beltona 161, 306 as VIRGINIA DANCE ORCHESTRA; Coliseum 1660 as NEW YORK CASINO ORCHESTRA; Grafton 9020 as BLACK'S JAZZ BAND; Homochord H-415 as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 1285 as SOUTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA, 1379 as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA; Scala 629 VORZANGER'S BAND. See also: The Cotton Pickers, Jazzbo's Carolina Serenaders, Ladd's Black Aces, Lanin's Southern Serenaders, Original Memphis Five, Savannah Six.
Pseudonym on Vocalion 15544 for Hal Kemp and his Carolina Orchestra, q.v. SOUTH SHORE MELODY BOYS Pseudonym on Champion for the following items listed in this book: 15036 Art Payne and his Orchestra 15037 Art Payne and his Orchestra 15062 Bailey's Lucky Seven 15068 Jack Stillman's Orioles 15638 Art Payne and his Orchestra 15639 Art Payne and his Orchestra SOUTH STREET RAMBLERS Pseudonym on QRS R-7019 for the Barrel House Five, q.v. SOUTH STREET TRIO See Bobby Leecan. BUD SPAIGHT'S HARMONY KINGS Unknown c / tb / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. Grafton, WI, June, 1930. L-359-1 Don't Lose It Bwy 1389
L-360-2 Good Feelin' Blues Bwy 1389
L-372 There's A Wah Wah Girl In Agua Caliente Bwy 1390
DICK SPARLING AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Canadian Aurora A-22008 (ROCKIN' CHAIR) for Duke Ellington and his Orchestra, q.v. BLOSSOM SPEARS Pseudonym on Champion for Katie Winters, q.v. PAUL SPECHT The following titles made under the direction of this famous bandleader are known to be of interest as jazz. Among the large number he made for Columbia between 1922 and 1931, there may well be others similar. SPECHT'S JAZZ OUTFIT: Frank Guarente, t / Ray Stilwell, tb / Johnny O'Donnell, cl, bcl, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Joe Tarto, bb / Chauncey Morehouse, d. New York, June 29, 1922. 1100-1-2 You Can Have Him, I Don't Want Him Blues Ban 1090, Bwy / Pur / Tri 11145, Fam 3142, Pm 20148, Pur 11148, Re 9341 1101-1-2 Hot Lips Ban 1090, Bwy / Pur / Tri 11145, Em 10546, Pm 20148, Pur 11148, Re 9341, Imp 1184 NOTE: Banner 1090, Imperial 1184 always as SPECHT'S SOCIETY SERENADERS; Paramount 20148, Puritan / Triangle 11148 as SPECHT'S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA or SYNCOPATORS; Emerson 10546 as EMERSON DANCE ORCHESTRA; Regal 9341 as THE SOCIETY SYNCOPATORS. PAUL SPECHT AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Paul Specht, vn, dir: Frank Guarente, Donald Lindley, t / Russ Morgan,
80786-2 When You And I Were Young Maggie Blues Col A3817 80787-1-2 Some Of These Days Col unissued PAUL SPECHT AND HIS HOTEL ALAMAC ORCHESTRA: As above, but Elwood Boyer, t, replaces Lindley; Arch Jones, tb, replaces Morgan; Dick Johnson, cl, ts, replaces Smith. New York, January 4, 1924. 81455-1 I'm Goin' South Col 60-D, 3419 PAUL SPECHT AND HIS HOTEL ALAMAC ORCHESTRA: Paul Specht, vn, dir: Frank Guarente, Elwood Boyer, t / Arch Jones, tb / Harold Saliers, cl, bcl, as / Henry Wade, cl, ss, ts / Dick Johnson, cl, as, ts / Al Monquin, bsx, a / Arthur Schutt, p / Russell Deppe, bj / Joe Tarto, bb / Chauncey Morehouse, d. New York, March 12, 1924. 81586-6 I'm All Broken Up Over You Col 104-D Charlie Butterfield, tb, replaces Jones. New York, May 7, 1924. 81763-3 Forget-Me-Not Col 135-D, 3477 81764-3 From One Till Two Col 135-D, 3477 Roy Smeck, bj, g, replaces Deppe. New York, June 5, 1924. 81806-2 I Can't Get The One I Want Col 160-D 81807-2 Mandalay Col 160-D PAUL SPECHT AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Paul Specht, vn, dir: Charlie Spivak, Leo McConville, t / Charlie Butterfield, tb / Larry Abbott, cl, ss, as / Frank Kilduff, cl, as, bar / Henry Wade, cl ss, ts / Arthur Schutt, p / Roy Smeck, bj / Billy Wolfe, bb / Ted Noyes, d. New York, November 28, 1924. 140154-3 Oh Peter (You're So Nice) Col 258-D Paul Specht, vn, dir: Charlie Spivak, Sylvester Ahola, t / Al Philburn, tb / Ernie Warren, Foster Morehouse, cl, ss, as / Jack Cressy, cl, ts / Phil Wall, p / Lou Calabrese, bj / Billy Wolfe, bb / Johnny Morris, d, v. New York, January 14, 1926. 141494-5 Static Strut Col 627-D New York, January 15, 1926. 106540 Sweet Child (I'm Wild About You) - vJM PA 36370, Per 14551 106541 Pretty Little Baby - vJM. PA 36371, Per 14552 106542 I Never Knew How Wonderful You Were PA 36381, Per 14562 106543 Static Strut PA 36392, Per 14573 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 36370, 36371, 36381, Perfect 14551, 14552, and 14562 as CAROLINA CLUB ORCHESTRA. Others as CONSOLIDATED CLUB ORCHESTRA. New York, February 6, 1926. 141607-3 So Does Your Old Mandarin - vJM Col 577-D 141608-3 Roll 'Em, Girls (Roll Your Own) - vJM Col 577-D New York, February 19, 1926. 106652 Goodnight (I'll See You In The Morning) - vJM PA 36399, 11137, P 1950, Per 14582, Gra 9216, Sal 335 106653 Here In My Arms (intro: Bye And Bye) - vJM PA 36393, Per 14574 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 11137 as CAROLINA CLUB ORCHESTRA; Grafton 9216 as WINDSOR ORCHESTRA; other issues as CONSOLIDATED CLUB ORCHESTRA. New York, April 1, 1926. 141901-2 Show That Fellow The Door - vJM Col 627-D, 0513 Joe Lindwurm, t, replaces Ahola; Thurlow Darrow, bb, replaces Wolfe. New York, April 27, 1927. 144054-3 Roll Up The Carpets Col 1186-D, J-377 144055-4 Hot Feet - vJM Col 1186-D, J-377 New York, August 23, 1927. 144550-2 St. Louis Shuffle Col 1307-D, J-430 New York, August 24, 1927. 144558-2 Cornfed Col 1307-D, J-430 New York, April 5, 1929. 148177-3 The Things That Were Made For Love - vJM Col 1807-D Paul Specht, vn, dir: 2 t / Larry Altpeter, tb / 2 cl, as / Bob Chester, cl, ts / p / bj, g / bb, sb / Johnny Morris, d, v. New York, May 13, 1929. 148518-3 Hittin' The Ceiling - vJM Col 1836-D, 01629, Re G-9414 NOTE: Regal G-9414 as THE RHYTHMIC TROUBADOURS. New York, January 23, 1930. 149799-2 Keepin' Myself For You - vJM Col 2106-D, CB-52, 01930 149910-2 The Harbor Of My Heart - vJM Col 2106-D, CB-52, 01930 New York, April, 1930 490067-A My Mad Moment Od ? Artie Shaw, cl, as, present. New York, May 28, 1931. 151572-1 You Forgot Your Gloves - vJM Col 2472-D, CB-360 See also The Georgians, a small hot unit from the full Specht orchestra. MIKE SPECIALE The following from Mike Speciale's considerable number of dance records are of some interest as hot dance music. MIKE SPECIALE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Mike Speciale, vn, dir: 2 t / tb / Jesse Berkman, cl, ss, as / cl, as / ts,
106426 Mammy Chasing Blues PA 36345, Per 14526 106427-A I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) - vJF PA 36355, 11055, Per 14536, Gra 9188, GP 18531, VH 64 106428 I "Wanna" Go Where You Go - Do What You Do (Then I'll Be Happy) - vJF PA 36345, 11054, Per 14526, Gra 9187, VH 60 NOTE; Pathé Actuelle 36345 and 36355 as LENOX DANCE ORCHESTRA; Grafton 9187 as BAR HARBOUR ORCHESTRA, 9188 as WINDSOR ORCHESTRA; Grand Pree / Vox Humana as BRYAN'S DANCE BAND. New York, December 8, 1925. 141360-2 A Cup Of Coffee, A Sandwich And You Har 86-H NOTE: This issue as CARLETON TERRACE ORCHESTRA. New York, January 12, 1926. 141478-3-4 Drifting Apart Har 97-H, Re G-8599 NOTE: Harmony 97-H as CARLETON TERRACE ORCHESTRA; Regal G-8599 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA. Arthur Hall (as FRANK NICHOLS), v. New York, c. February 5, 1926. 106610-A-B Tentin' Down In Tennessee - vAH PA 36387, Per 14568 106611 Dinah - vAH PA 36388, Per 14569 MIKE SPECIALE AND HIS BAMBOO GARDENS ORCHESTRA: Probably same. New York, c. March 5, 1926. 106692 Let's Grow Old Together - vAH PA 36417, 11114, Per 14598, Gra 9212 NOTE: Grafton 9212 as MARLBOROUGH ORCHESTRA.
Herbert Spencer, cl, ts, dir. a band featuring good t / tb / cl / p / Irving Kaufman. New York, March 9, 1928. 7838-3 She's A Great, Great Girl - vIK Ban 7055, Chg 593, Dom 4119, Je 5259, Or 1181, Re 8516, Voc XA-18070 NOTE: Jewel 5259, Oriole 1181 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND. Other titles by this group are of no interest as jazz.
Pseudonym on Oriole for Helen Baxter, q.v. WALLY SPENCER'S GEORGIANS Pseudonym on Champion for Johnny Ringer's Rosemont Orchestra, q.v. SPIKES' SEVEN PODS OF PEPPER ORCHESTRA Mutt Carey, c / Kid Ory, tb / Dink Johnson, cl / Fred Washington, p / Ed Garland, sb / Ben Borders, d. Los Angeles, June, 1922. Ory's Creole Trombone Nord 3009, 5001, Sun 3003, Px 3, JC L-33, AF-A-032, Tem R-53 Society Blues Nord 3009, 5001, Sun 3003, Px 3, JC L-33, AF-A-032, Tem R-53 NOTE: Sunshine 3003 as ORY'S SUNSHINE (or SUNSHINNE) ORCHESTRA; the labels of this issue are pasted over the original Nordskog labels. Paradox 3 and Nordskog 5001 as KID ORY'S SUNSHINE ORCHESTRA.
REB'S LEGION CLUB 45s: Andrew Blakeney, Andrew Massingale, t / Leon White, tb / Les Hite, cl, as, v / William Calhoun, cl, ts, v / Reb Spikes, bsx / Gene Wright, p / Lionel Hampton, d. Los Angeles, c. November, 1924. Steppin' High Hwd (unnumbered) Sheffield Blues - vLH-WC Hwd (unnumbered) My Mammy's Blues Hwd (unnumbered) REB SPIKES MAJORS AND MINORS: Reb Spikes dir: George Morgan and another, t / William B. Woodman, Sr., and another, tb / __ Slocum and another, cl, as / ts / Roland Bruce, vn / Fritz Weston, __ Gordon, p / 2 bj / bb / George Craig, d. Los Angeles, October 15, 1927. 144765-3 My Mammy's Blues Col 1193-D, J-487 144766-2 Fight That Thing Col 1193-D, J-487
Fred Spinelly, d, dir: Steve Goslin, t / Tom Marshall, tb / Charles Spinelly and another, cl, as / ts, bsx / George Hurley, vn / Fred Aspinall, p / Jack Stephens, bj / George Shannan, bb. London, October, 1927. 11230-5 I'm Coming, Virginia EBE 0188
11231-2 Baltimore EBE 0195
11232-1 Just The Same EBE 0188
11233-1 She Don't Wanna EBE 0195 THE SPIRITS OF RHYTHM Leo Watson, Wilbur Daniels, Douglas Daniels, tiples, v / Teddy Bunn, g / Virgil Scoggins, d, suitcase, v. New York, September 20, 1933. TO-1334-1 Nobody's Sweetheart TO-1335-1 I Got Rhythm TO-1336-1 I've Got The World On A String*
New York, September 29, 1933. 14092- That's How Rhythm Was Born ARC unissued 14093- I'll Be Ready When The Great Day Comes ARC unissued 14094- Nobody's Sweetheart ARC unissued 14095-A-B I Got Rhythm ARC unissued FIVE SPIRITS OF RHYTHM: Same. New York, October 24, 1933. B-14095-C I Got Rhythm Br 01715, A-9583, Par R-2662 New York, October 31, 1933 B-14092- That's How Rhythm Was Born ARC unissued B-14094- Nobody's Sweetheart ARC unissued New York, November 20, 1933. B-14358-A-B I'll Be Ready When The Great Day Comes ARC unissued B-14359-A Rhythm Br 01715, A-9583, Par R-2662 New York, November 23, 1933. B-14371-A-B My Old Man Br unissued B-14372-A-B Her Majesty, My Sugar Br unissued Wilson Myers, sb, added. New York, December 6, 1933. B-14358-C I'll Be Ready When The Great Day Comes Br 6728, 01698, Col DO-1200 B-14426-A My Old Man Br 6728, 01698, Col DO-1200 NOTE: This session is entered in the ARC recording files as by THE NEPHEWS. New York, September 14, 1934. 38662-A Junk Man Dec 160, Br 01944 38663-A Dr. Watson And Mr. Holmes Dec 160, Br 01944 38664-A That's What I Hate About Love Br 02058 38665-A Shoutin' In That Amen Corner Br 02058
Ed Kirkeby dir: 2 c / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / cl, ss, ts / p / bj / bb / d / Dennie Looney, v. New York, June 29, 1926. 35727-4 Hello Baby - vDL Vic 20115 35728-2 Jackass Blues Vic 20108, HMV K-5332 35729-2 Up And At 'Em Vic 20108 35730-4 Rippin' It Off Vic 20475 NOTE: Later titles from this group's considerable output usually are straightforward dance music.
This artist's real names was Addie Spivey; she was Victoria Spivey's sister. SWEET PEA: Vocal, acc. by Henry Allen, t / Charlie Holmes, as / Luis Russell, p / Will Johnson, g. New York,
57554-1 Day Breakin' Blues Vic 23361 57555-2 Heart-Breakin' Blues Vic V-38565 57556-1 Leavin' You Baby Vic 23361 57557-1 Longing For Home Vic V-38565
Vocal, acc. by own p. St. Louis, May 11, 1926. 9651-A Black Snake Blues OK 8338
9652-A Dirty Woman's Blues OK 8351
Acc. by Pierce Gist, c / De Lloyd Barnes, p. St. Louis, May 13, 1926. 9678-A Long Gone Blues OK 8351 9679-A No More Jelly Bean Blues OK 8338 Acc. by John Erby, p; or Erby's Fidgety Five*: Possibly: Jimmy Wade, c / William Dover, tb / Arnett Nelson, cl / John Erby, p / Edwin Jackson, d. New York, August 12, 1926. 74260-A Hoodoo Man Blues OK 8370
74261-A Spider Web Blues OK 8370
74262-A It's Evil Hearted Me OK 8410
74263-A Santa Fe Blues OK 8410
74264-A *Humored And Petted Blues OK 8389
Acc. by Lonnie Johnson, vn, g / ? John Erby, p. New York, August 13, 1926. 74265-A Big Houston Blues - g OK 8401 74266-A Got The Blues So Bad - vn OK 8401 Acc. by Erby's Fidgety Five: as above. New York, August 16, 1926. 74275-B Blue Valley Blues OK 8389
Acc. by John Erby, p / Lonnie Johnson, g. St. Louis, April 27, 1927. 80766-B Steady Grind OK 8464 80767-B Idle Hour Blues OK 8464 80768-B Arkansas Road Blues OK 8481 80769-B The Alligator Pond Went Dry OK 8481 80770-B No. 12 Let Me Roam OK 8494 80771-B T. B. Blues OK 8494 New York, October 28, 1927. 81583-C Garter Snake Blues OK 8517
81584-A Christmas Morning Blues OK 8517
81585-A Dope Head Blues OK 8531
81586-B Red Lantern Blues OK 8550
New York, October 31, 1927. 81589-A Blood Thirsty Blues OK 8531 81590-A Nightmare Blues OK 8581 New York, November 1, 1927. 81596-B Murder In The First Degree OK 8581
81597-B Jelly Look What You Done Done OK 8550
81598-A Your Worries Ain't Like Mine OK 8565
81599-A A Good Man Is Hard To Find OK 8565
Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: King Oliver, c / Ed Cuffee, tb / Omer Simeon, cl / Clarence Williams, p / Eddie Lang, g. New York, September 12, 1928. 401114-B My Handy Man OK 8615 401115-A Organ Grinder Blues Spivey 2001 (LP) 401115-C Organ Grinder Blues OK 8615 Vocal duets with Lonnie Johnson, acc. by his g and own p. New York, October 13, 1928. 401222-A New Black Snake Blues - Part 1 OK 8626
401223-A New Black Snake Blues - Part 2 OK 8626
Acc. by Clarence Williams, p; Johnson does not play, but taps the back of his guitar on 401242-B and does not sing*. New York, October 17, 1928. 401242-B *No, Papa, No! OK 8634 401243-B Toothache Blues - Part 1 OK / Par 8744, Voc 03243 New York, October 18, 1928. 401244-A Furniture Man Blues - Part 1 OK 8652, Voc 03260 401245-B Furniture Man Blues - Part 2 OK 8652, Har 1087, Voc 03260 401246-B *Mosquito, Fly, And Flea OK 8634
401247-A Toothache Blues - Part 2 OK / Par 8744, Voc 03243 Acc. by own p / unknown g. New York, July 3, 1929. 402491-B You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now, Part 1 OK 8733 402492-B You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now, Part 2 OK 8733 Vocal, acc. by Louis Armstrong, t / Fred Robinson, tb / Jimmy Strong, ts / Gene Anderson, p / Mancy Cara, bj / Zutty Singleton, d. New York, July 10, 1929. 402525-C Funny Feathers OK 8713, Par R-2177, JCl 568 402526-A How Do You Do, It That Way? OK 8713, Par R-2177, JCl 568 Acc. by Henry Allen, t / J. C. Higqinbotham, tb / Charlie Holmes, ss / Luis Russell, p / Will Johnson, g / Pops Foster, sb or bb**. New York, October 1, 1929. 56732-1 Blood Hound Blues Vic V-38570, BB B-8619 56733-1 Dirty T. B. Blues Vic V-38570 56734-1 Moaning The Blues Vic V-38546, BB B-8619 56735-1 **Telephoning The Blues Vic V-38546 Acc. by Luis Russell, p / Will Johnson, g. New York, February 4, 1930. 59142-1 New York Blues Vic V-38584 59143-1 Lonesome With The Blues Vic V-38598 59144-2 Showered With The Blues Vic V-38584 59145-2 Haunted By The Blues Vic V-38598 Vocal duets with Porter Grainger (as HAROLD GREY), acc. by the latter, p / Teddy Bunn, g. New York, June 26, 1930. 62291-2 You've Gotta Have What It Takes, Part 1 Vic V-38609 62292-2 You've Gotta Have What It Takes, Part 2 Vic V-38609 62293-2 Baulin' Water Blues - Part 1 Vic 23349 62294-2 Baulin' Water Blues - Part 2 Vic 23349 Vocal, acc. by? Charles Avery or Thomas A. Dorsey, p / Hudson Whittaker (Tampa Red), g*. Chicago, March 20, 1931. VO-147- Nebraska Blues Voc 1606
VO-148- *He Wants Too Much Voc 1606
VO-149- *Low Down Man Blues Voc 1640
VO-150- *Don't Trust Nobody Blues Voc 1640
Acc. by own p. Chicago, c. June, July, 1931. Telephoning The Blues Br unissued
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