Brian rust jazz records, 1917–1934 / Free Personal-Use Edition Not for sale; all commercial use is prohibited. For personal, non-commercial use only. Notice
COMRADE P. C. V. R. SRINAVINEGAR AND HIS RED INDIANS
Download 14.2 Mb.
|
- Navigate this page:
- ARTHUR STAIGER
- NAT STAR AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA
- AL STARITA AND HIS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA
- STARLIGHT TRIO See: Big Time Trio HENRY STARR
- STEAMBOAT JOE AND HIS LAFFIN CLARINET
- AL STEELE AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- JOE STEELE AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- BILLY STENNETTS CAROLINA STOMPERS
- THE STEPPERS
- STERLING SYNCOPATORS
- DAN STEWART
COMRADE P. C. V. R. SRINAVINEGAR AND HIS RED INDIANS Pseudonym on Australian XX for Clarence Williams and his Orchestra, q.v., TOM STACKS AND HIS MINUTE MEN See Harry Reser. JESS STACY Bill Alamsheh, t / Jess Stacy, p. Chicago, c. 1932. When It's Sleepy Time Down South / I'm Confessin' / Ain't Misbehavin' All Of Me Green Recording Studios (unnumbered) NOTE: The above is a 13-inch privately recorded aluminum disc, autographed by both performers. It was reported by Roy Evans in the July, 1978, issue of Record Research. JESSE STAFFORD JESSE STAFFORD AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Jesse Stafford, tb, dir: 2 t / Gene Secrest, cl, as / as / ts / p / bj / Guy Wiedoeft, bb / Adolph Wiedoeft, d. Los Angeles, July, 1928. LAE-219 Shine Br 4048, A-7946 Los Angeles, September 6, 1928. LAE-266 Cinderella Blues Br 4048, A-7946 JESSE STAFFORD AND HIS PALACE HOTEL ORCHESTRA: probably very similar to the above; Charlie Blane, v. San Francisco, June 14, 1929. LAE-529-A I Don't Want Your Kisses (If I Can't Have Your Love) - vCB Br 4548
LAE-529-G I Don't Want Your Kisses (If I Can't Have Your Love) Br A-8517 Lawrence Grey, v. Los Angeles, November 18, 1929. LAE-665-A I'm Following You - vLG Br 4630 LAE-665-G I'm Following You Br 4630 (Argentine), A-8545 LAE-666-A I'm Sailing On A Sunbeam - vLG Br 4630 LAE-666-G I'm Sailing On A Sunbeam Br 4630 (Argentine), A-8545 NOTE: Other titles by this band may be of marginal interest as hot dance music. MARY STAFFORD Vocal acc. by her Jazz Band: Addington Major or Charlie Gaines, t / Earl Granstaff, tb / Nelson Kincaid, Ben Whittet, cl, as / Charlie Johnson, p. New York, January 5, 1921. 79628-3 Royal Garden Blues Col A3365 79629-1 Crazy Blues Col A3365 George Breen, vn, added. New York, March 7, 1921. 79775-2 I'm Gonna Jazz My Way Right Straight Thru' Paradise Col A3390 79776-3 Down Where They Play The Blues Col A3390 Acc. by her Jazz Band: c / tb / cl, as / ? cl, ts / p / bb. New York, May 6, 1921. 79826-2 If You Don't Want Me, Send Me To My Ma Col A3418 79827-2 Strut Miss Lizzie Col A3418 New York, May 24, 1921. 79857-2 Wild Weeping Blues Col A3426 79858-3 I've Lost My Heart To The Meanest Girl Col A3426 New York, June 30, 1921. 79919-1-2 "Shuffle Along" Medley (intro: Bandana Days / Gypsy Blues / I'm Just Wild About Harry) Col unissued New York, September 27 1921. 80001-3 Arkansas Blues Col A3493 80002-3 Down Home Blues Col A3511 80006-2 Blind Man Blues Col A3493 New York, November 3, 1921. 80047-2 Monday Morning Blues Col A3511 Acc. by c / tb / Buster Bailey, cl / p / bj. New York, c. March 30, 1926. 106749 Ain't Got Nobody To Grind My Coffee In The Morning PA 7502, Per 102 106750 Take Your Finger Off It PA 7502, Per 102
Pseudonym on Supertone for Seger Ellis, q.v. AILEEN STANLEY The following titles by this popular cabaret artist are of mild interest for the accompaniments; see also Billy Murray. Vocal, acc. by the Virginians: Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, dir. Henry Busse, Tommy Gott, c / Sam Lewis, tb / Hale Byers, as, f / Don Clark, cl, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Sleepy Hall or Mike Pingitore, bj / Jack Barsby, bb / Eddie King, d. New York, March 2, 1923. 27635-4 Don't Think You'll Be Missed - vAS Vic 19039, Zon 3561 Acc. by Max Goldberg, t / ? Ted Heath, tb / cl / vn / Harry Jacobson, p / g / sb / d. London, February 12, 1934. GB-6556-3 Who Walks In When I Walk Out? Br 01706
NAT STAR AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA Through the courtesy of Nat Star's grandson, who lent Nat Star's engagement books, we have a very clear picture of the personnels he was accustomed to using. The following are of interest as jazz. Nat Star, cl, as, dir: Bert Heath, Charles Mead, t / Ted Heath, tb / Walter Chapman, Jack Denahey, cl, as / George Smith, cl, ts / Harry Bidgood, p / Billy Bell, bj / Joc Merrit, bb / Wag Abbey, d. Hayes, Middlesex, February 21, 1928. HH-12746-1 I Ain't Got Nobody Hom D-1231 Jimmy Wornell, t, replaces Mead; Tom Gregory, cl, as, replaces Denahey; Norman Cole, vn, added; S. Jerome, p, replaces Bidgood; Stan Greening, bj, replaces Bell, Warwick Barnes, d, replaces Abbey; Tom Barratt, v. London, March 38, 1931. S-1493 Hello, Beautiful - vTB Sterno 695
Al Starita, cl, as, dir: c / tb / p / bj / bb / d / ? others. New York, c. February 19, 1921. 1178-B Wang-Wang Blues GG L-1055, Ct L-3049, Je L-855 NOTE: For other Al Starita records, see the Gilt Edged Four, the Kit-Cat Band and the Piccadilly Players.
Ray Starita made a vast number of titles for Columbia and Sterno during his sojourn in London between 1925 and 1932. Of these, the following are known to be of interest as hot dance music. RAY STARITA AND HIS AMBASSADORS BAND: Ray Starita, cl, ts, dir: Sylvester Ahola and another, t / Ted Heath, tb / Edgar Bracewell, Chester Smith, cl, as / Ted Edbrooke, vn / Donald Thorne, p / Jack Hill, bj / Arthur Calkin,
WA-7493-2 I Call You Sugar Col 4943 London, June 30, 1928. WA-7574-2 Rhapsody In Rhythm Col 5008
WA-7575-1 That's What I Call Keen Col 5008
London, September 29, 1928. WA-7905-2 I Just Roll Along (Having My Ups And Downs) Col 5042, 01338 WA-7906-2 Crazy Rhythm - vEGB Col 5137 WA-7908-2 Where Have You Been All My Life? - v3 Col 5137 Ray Starita, cl, ts, dir: Max Goldberg, t, mel / Bert Wilton or Nobby Knight, t / Les Carew, tb / Edgar Bracewell, Ernie Smith, cl, as, bar / Ted Edbrooke, vn / Donald Thorne, p / Jack Hill, bj / Arthur Calkin, bb / Rudy Starita, d / Betty Bolton, v. London, May 4, 1929. WA-8951-2 Wake Up, Chillun, Wake Up t - vBB Col 5380, 01595 RAY STARITA AND HIS BAND: Same, or very similar. London, May 23, 1930. WA-10404-2 I'm That Way Over You Col CB-80, Re 6-20817 NOTE: Regal G-20817 as STELLAR DANCE BAND. Ray Starita, cl, ts, dir: Ben Collins, D. Burgess, t / Lew Davis, tb / Chester Smith, cl, as, bar / Rex Owen, cl, as / George Glover, cl, ts, vn / Eugene Pini, vn / Harry Robens, p / George Oliver, bj, g / Arthur Calkin, sb / Rudy Starita, d, x / Maurice Elwin, v. London, December 3, 1930. WA-10942-2 Put Your Worries Through The Mangle - vME Col / Re CB-195, Re G-20990 NOTE: Regal CB-195 is Spanish; Regal G-20990 as THE MIDNIGHT REVELLERS. RAY STARITA AND HIS AMBASSADORS: Ray Starita, cl, ts, dir: Nat Gonella, t, v / t / tb / 2 cl, as / vn / p / bj / bb,
S-2107 Get Happy - v3 Sterno 861 S-2108 Oh! Mo'nah - v3 Sterno 861 London, January 22, 1932. S-2177 You Try Somebody Else - v Sterno 900 London, February 3, 1932. S-2202 You Rascal You - vNG? Sterno 900 London, June 15, 1932. S-2476 Do The New York - v Sterno 1007 London, August 12, 1932. S-2525 Sing A New Song - v3 Sterno 1020, 4-in-1 3 S-2526 I Got Rhythm - v3 Sterno 1023, 4-in-1 3 NOTE: Sterno 1023 as TWELVE RHYTHM MONARCHS. Unknown female v. London, September 28, 1932. S-2598 How'm I Doin' (Hey, Hey) - vNG&female (+ ?) Sterno 1043, 4-in-1 9 NOTE: Both issues as TWELVE RHYTHM MONARCHS. STARLIGHT TRIO See: Big Time Trio HENRY STARR Piano solos. Los Angeles, c. March, 1928. 1317 Mr. Froggie Flexo 148 (7") 1318 Willow Tree Flexo 148 (7") NOTE: Self-accompanied vocals by this artist are of little or no jazz value.
Natty Dominique, c / Johnny Dodds, cl / Jimmy Blythe, p / Baby Dodds, wb. Chicago, c. August 12, 1927. 12989 There'll Come A Day Gnt 6249, Ch 15344, Pm 14023 12990 The Weary Way Blues Gnt 6232, Ch 15344, GS 40103, Sil 5138, Bm 1086, HJCA HC-40, JC L-106, Tem R-18 12991 Cootie Stomp Gnt 6232, Ch 15399, Bm 1086, HJCA HC-40, JC L-106, Tem -18 NOTE: Champion 15344 as BLYTHE'S BLUE BOYS, 15399 as DOWN HOME SERENADERS; Paramount 14023 as JOHNNY DODDS FOUR Probably the same personnel. Chicago, March 10, 1928. 13529,-A-B My Baby Gnt unissued 13530,-A Pleasure Mad Gnt unissued 13531,-A Oriental Man Gnt unissued Natty Dominique, c / as / Jimmy Blythe, p / W. E. Burton, wb, v. Richmond, IN, April 23, 1928. 13686 My Baby Gnt 6454, Ch 15523, 40115, Dec 7240 13687 Oriental Man Gnt 6692, Ch 15676, 40023, JC L-137, Tem R-15 13688-A Pleasure Mad Gnt 6454, Ch 15551, 40025, Dec 7225, WS 104 13689-A Shanghai Honeymoon - vWEB Gnt 6485 13690-A Some Do And Some Don't Gnt 6552, Ch 15551 13690-B Some Do And Some Don't Ch 40062, Dec 7225 13691-A Tack It Down Gnt 6485, Ch 15528, 40062, Dec 7224, WS 104, JC L-137, Tem R-15 13691-B Tack It Down Gnt 6485 NOTE: Champions as BLYTHE'S BLUE BOYS; Deccas as BLUE JAY BOYS. Baldy McDonald, cl / unknown white teenager, as / W. E. Burton, k, v / Jimmy Blythe, p / Bill Johnson, sb / Cliff Jones, d, v. Richmond, IN, July 18, 1928. 14065-A Endurance Stomp Ch 40025, Dec 7224 14065-B Endurance Stomp Gnt 6552, Ch 15615, 40025, Dec 7224, Creole 20, JC L-130, Tem R-12, Sto J-4, XX 1 14066 Tuxedo Stomp Gnt 6589 14067-C Brown-Skin Mama Gnt 6560, Ch 15676, 40023, Dec 7240, JC L-130, Tem R-12, Sto J-4, XX 1 14072 St. Louis Nightmare Gnt 6692 14073 Yearning And Blue Gnt 6641 NOTE: Matrices 14068 through 14071 are by Marie Grinter, q.v., acc. by the State Street Ramblers. Decca 7224 and 7240 as BLUE JAY BOYS; all Champions as BLYTHE'S BLUE BOYS; XX 1 as THE BACK BEACH PIRATES. Richmond, IN, July 19, 1928. 14074-A Tell Me, Cutie Gnt 6589, Ch 15570, 40115 14075 Someday You'll Know Gnt 6641, Ch 15615 14076,-A Five O'Clock Stomp Gnt unissued 14077,-A Barrel House Baker Gnt unissued 14078,-A Handful Of Keys Gnt unissued 14079,-A Searching For A Flat Gnt unissued 14080 How Would You Like To Be Me? - vCJ Gnt 6569, Ch 15570 NOTE: Champion 15570, 15615 and 40115 as BLYTHE'S BLUE BOYS. Alfred Bell, k, wb, v / Roy Palmer, tb / Darnell Howard, cl, as / Jimmy Blythe, p / Ed Hudson, v, ? bj, Richmond, IN, March 19, 1931. 17619 Tiger Moan (Tiger Moon') Ch 16247, 40086*, Spr 2755, Sav 503 17620 Barrel House Stomp Ch 16320, 40007, JCl 515, JC L-88 17621 Georgia Grind - vAB Ch 16279, 40009, Spr 2648, HJCA HC-71, JC L-47, XX 15 17622 Careless Love - vEH Ch 16464, 40086 17623-A Kentucky Blues Ch 16320, 40007, Spr 2670, Sav 503, JCl 515, JC L-88 17624 I Want To Be Your Lovin' Man Ch 16350, Spr 2797 17625 South African Blues Ch 16279, 40070, Spr 2755, Sav 504, JCl 516, JC L-83 17626 Me And The Blues Ch 16247, Spr 2670 17627-A Sic 'Em, Tige' Ch 16464, 40070, Spr 2738, JCl 516, JC L-83 NOTE: Superior 2648, 2670, 2738, 2755, and 2797 as SPEED JEFFRIES AND HIS NIGHT OWLS; XX 15 as THE BACK BEACH PIRATES. Palmer and Howard omitted. Richmond, IN, March 20, 1931. 17628-A Wild Man Stomp - vAB Ch 16297, 40013, Spr 2648, Sav 504, Dec 7424, Voc V-1023 17629 Stomp Your Stuff - vAB Ch 16297, 40013, Spr 2728, Dec 7424, Voc V-1023 17631 Richmond Stomp - vAB- Ch 16350, 40009, Spr 2797, HJCA HC-71, JC L-47, XX 15 NOTE: Matrix 17630 is a blues recording not connected with this session; Champion 16297, 40013 as THE CHICAGO STOMPERS; Superior 2648, 2728, and 2797 as SPEED JEFFRIES AND HIS NIGHT OWLS; XX 15 as THE BACK BEACH PIRATES. STATE STREET STOMPERS Junie Cobb, cl, ts, v / Alex Hill, p / Hudson Whittaker (Tampa Red), g / Jimmy Bertrand, d / Thomas A. Dorsey (Georgia Tom), speech. Chicago, December 14, 1928. 48755-1-2 Rolling Mill Stomp - vJC
48756-1 Panama Blues - spTAD Collector's Item 019, LC-5 (LPs) STEAMBOAT JOE AND HIS LAFFIN' CLARINET Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, April 6, 1927. GEX-575 Texas Shuffle Gnt 6103, BP 8020 GEX-576 Mississippi Valley Blues Gnt 6103, Ch 15263, BP 8020 NOTE: Champion 15263 as HUNK LUNSFORD AND HIS CLARINET.
Vocal, acc. by Jesse Crump, p. Richmond, IN, July 20, 1923. 11555,-A Louisville Lou (The Vampin' Lady) Gnt unissued (?) 11558,-A Farewell Blues Gnt unissued (?) NOTE: Matrices 11556 and 11557 are by Nina Reeves, q.v.
Unknown t / tb / cl, as / ts / ?Arthur Scutt, p / g / bb / d. New York, April 18, 1929. E-29707-A Singin' The Blues Br unissued BLUE STEELE AND HIS ORCHESTRA The following titles by this Texas dance orchestra are of interest as big-band jazz and hot dance music. Blue Steele, tb, mel, v, dir: Frank Martinez, Frank Krisher, t / Sunny Clapp, tb / Roger Sanford, as / Kenny Sargent, cl, as, bar, v / Pete Schmidt, ts, v / Sol Lewis, p / Ted Delmarter, bj, g, v / Marvin Longfellow, bb, a / Tom Summers, d. Savannah, GA, August 26, 1927. 39852-3 Sugar Babe, I'm Leavin'! - vBS-KS-PS Vic 20971, BB B-5867, HMV B-5440 Blue Steele, tb, v, dir: Sam Goble, Goof Morrison, t / Ole Hoel, eu / John Langley, cl, as / Kenny Sargent, cl, as, bar, v / Pete Schmidt, cl, ts / Sol Lewis, p / Ted Delmarter, bj, g, v / Marvin Longfellow, bb, a / Henry Cody, d / Bob Nolan, v. Atlanta, October 26, 1927. 40355-2 Betty Jean - vBS Vic 21183 Pat Davis, ts, replaces Schmidt. Memphis, February 2, 1928. 41829-3 Beyond The Sunset - vKS-TD-BN Vic 21530 Hoel omitted. Memphis, February 7, 1928. 40355-7 Betty Jean - vBS Vic 21183 Memphis, February 8, 1928. 41865-3 Be My Baby - vKS Vic 21355 Memphis, February 10, 1928. 41877-2 Because You Are My Dream Girl - vBN Vic 21400 Memphis, February 13, 1928. 41892-3 Washington And Lee Swing - vch Vic 21262 41893-2 Where Has My Old Gang Gone? - vKS-TD-BN Vic 21262 Blue Steele dir: ? Clyde Davis, and another, t / ? Jesse James, tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / ? Brick English and another,
55544-3 Coronado (Brings Memories Of You) - vGM Vic V-40140 Memphis, September 19, 1929. 55550-1-2-3 Freddy's Fog Vic unissued 55551-3 Are You Lonesome? Vic V-40182 Blue Steele dir: ? Clyde Davis and another, t / ? Jesse James, tb / Frank Myers, cl, as, v / Jack Eacholls, cl, as / Ernie Wimburn, ts, v / ? Brick English, vn / Galen Grubb, p / Red Rountree, bj, g / Cookie Trantham, bb / d / Kay Austin, Mabel Batson, George Marks, v. Memphis, May 14, 1930. 59922-1-2-3 Pumpernickel Vic unissued 59923-3 You Darlin'! - vEW Vic 22436 59924-1-2-3 All Muggled Up - vFM Vic unissued Memphis, May 15, 1930. 59923-4 You Darlin'! - vEW Vic unissued 59924-4 All Muggled Up - vFM Vic 23014, HMV B-4916, R-14562 59925-2 Shooin' Flies - vKA Vic 23014, HMV B-4916, R-14562 Memphis, May 16, 1930. 59928-1-2 There's A Tear For Every Smile In Hollywood - vEW Vic unissued 59928-3 There's A Tear For Every Smile In Hollywood - vMB Vic 22436
Joe Steele, p, dir: Ward Pinkett and Jack Wilson or Langston Curl, t / Jimmy Archey, tb / Charlie Holmes, cl, ss, as / E. Eugene Mikell, ts / Joe Garland, bar / Percy Richardson, bj / Frank Smith, bb / Gerald Hobson, d. New York, June 4, 1929. 53808-1 Coal-Yard Shuffle Vic V-38066 HMV R-14293 53808-2 Coal-Yard Shuffle Vic 741057 (LP) 53809-1 Top And Bottom Vic V-380666 53809-2 Top And Bottom Vic 741057 (LP) STELLAR DANCE BAND Pseudonym on Australian Regal for the following items listed in this book: G-20243 Fascinatin' Vamp (Jan Garber and his Orchestra) G-20272 I Want To Be Alone With Mary Brown (The Piccadilly Players) G-20380 Both sides by the Ipana Troubadours G-20788 Here Comes Emily Brown (Jack Payne and his BBC Dance Orchestra) G-20802 Watching My Dreams Go By (Merle Johnston and his Ceco Couriers) G-20817 I'm That Way Over You (Ray Starita and his Band) BILLY STENNETT'S CAROLINA STOMPERS Billy Stennett, t, vn, dir: Simon Carlson, t / Arthur Roehre, tb / Cecil Fransen, as, vn / Albert Grossberg, as / Albert Stainbeck, ts / Larry Jacques, p / Raleigh Carroll, bj, g / Leslie Eckert, bb / Earl Riggs, d, v. Chicago, c. June 14, 1928. 20672-3 Somebody Sweet Is Sweet On Me - vER Bwy 1193
20673-2 Down Where The Sun Goes Down - vER Bwy 1193
20674-1 Buffalo Rhythm Bwy 1194
20675-1 "Red Nichols" Five Pennies [sic] Bwy 1194
THE STEPPERS Pseudonym on Tremont 0529 (LUCKY KENTUCKY) for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. STERLING DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Sterling 1111 (GET OUT AND GET UNDER THE MOON) for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. HEW STERLING'S ORCHESTRA Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Domino 31008 My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now (Ernie Golden and his Orchestra) Sterling 281308 Rainy Weather Rose (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra) STERLING SYNCOPATORS Pseudonym on Australian Grand Pree 18187 for the Synco Jazz Band, q.v. CARLYLE STEVENSON'S EL PATIO ORCHESTRA Carlyle Stevenson, as, dir: Leslie Moe, Ralph Markey, t / Harley Luse, Doc Garrison, tb / Harry Vaile, Leslie Lyman, cl, as, ts / Bob Sawyer, p / Carrol McManus, bj / Oscar Martin, bb / Buddy Johnson, d / Walter Dupre, Carl Edwards, v. Los Angeles, c. May, 1925. 161/163 Eccentric Hwd 1024
One tb only present. Los Angeles, c. July-September, 1925. 819 I Miss My Swiss Sst 1114 820 Charleston Sst 1114 829/30 Milenburg Joys [sic] Sst 1117 825 Don't Bring Lulu Sst 1115 843 Yes Sir! That's My Baby - vCE Sst 1117 855/6 Cecilia - vCE Sst 1119 858 Collegiate - v3 Sst 1120 859/60 Summer Nights - vCE Sst 1119 861 You Told Me To Go - vWD Sst 1120 Remember
Sst 1134 887 I'm Tired Of Everything But You Sst 1121 Thanks For The Buggy Ride Sst 1133, Silver Screen 143 B-1136 Sleepy-Time Gal Sst 1136 NOTE: Other titles by this band on Sunset are waltzes or otherwise of no jazz interest. DAN STEWART Piano solo, with speech. Chicago, December 8, 1929. C-4921- New Orleans Blues Voc 1536 MAE STEWART Pseudonym on Silvertone for Priscilla Stewart, q.v. PRISCILLA STEWART Vocal, acc. by Jimmy Blythe, p. Chicago, April, 1924. 1760-2 You Ain't Foolin' Me Pm 12205, Sil 3520 1761-2 True Blues Pm 12205
NOTE: Silvertone 3520 as MAE STEWART. Chicago, c. August, 1924. 9025-1-2 Mecca Flat Blues Pm 12224
Stump Evans, Cm or as, added. Chicago, c. August, 1924. 9030? Delta Bottom Blues Pm 12240 NOTE: All copies of this issue so far inspected have only the control number 224 in the wax, and the above matrix number is deduced from this. Acc. by J. H. Shayne, p. Chicago, c. August, 1924. 9034-1-2 Mr. Freddie Blues Pm 12224 1832- Mr. Freddie Blues Pm unissued? Acc. by Jimmy Blythe, p. Chicago, c. October 9, 1924. 1916-1-2 I Never Call My Man's Name Pm 12240
Jimmy O'Bryant, cl, added*. Chicago, c. November, 1924. 9085-1 Tall Brown Blues (Can't Take My Man*) Pm 12253, Sil 3576* 9086-4 The Woman Ain't Born (High Yellow Blues*) Pm 12253, Sil 3576* NOTE: Silvertone 3576 as TESSIE AMES. The bracketed subtitles appear on Silvertone in addition to the Paramount titles. Chicago, April, 1925. 2090-1 I Was Born A Brownskin And You Can't Make Me Blue Pm 12286, Sil 3518 2091-1-2 Priscilla Blues Pm 12286 NOTE: Silvertone 3518 as MAE STEWART. Acc. by Clarence Johnson, p. Chicago, c. July, 1925. 2198-2 Switch It, Miss Mitchell Pm 12299, Sil 3541 2199-1 Going To The Nation Pm 12299, Sil 3541 NOTE: Silvertone 3541 as MAE STEWART. Acc. by Jimmy Blythe, p. Chicago, c. May, 1926. 2534-1 It Must Be Hard Pm 12360 2535-1 Somebody's Chewin' You Too Pm 12360 Acc. by ? Myrtle Jenkins, p. ? / unknown c (possibly Shirley Clay) added*. Chicago, c. July, 1926. 2643-2 *Biscuit Roller Pm 12402
2659-2 Jefferson County Pm 12402 Acc. by Jimmy Blythe, p. Chicago, c. March, 1927. 4251-1 Lonesome Hour Blues Pm 12463 4252-1 New Mr. Freddie Blues Pm 12463 Chicago, April, 1927. 4344-2-3 P. D. Q. Blues Pm 12465
4354-2 Someday Sweetheart Pm 12465
Acc. by Tiny Parham, p. Chicago, c. December, 1928. 21042-1 A Little Bit Closer Pm 12740 21043-2 I Want To See My Baby Pm 12740
REX STEWART'S HARLEM SERENADERS: Rex Stewart, c / probably t / tb / 2-3 cl, as, ts / p / bj / bb / d / Andy Razaf, v. New York, April 4, 1927. E-4793 / 94 Ten O'Clock Blues Voc unissued E-4795 / 97 Oh Malinda - vAR Voc unissued REX STEWART AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Rex Stewart, c, v / George Stevenson, tb / Rudy Powell, cl, as / Bingie Madison, cl, ts / Roger Ramirez, p / Billy Taylor, sb / Jack Maisel, d. New York, December 12, 1934. 16410-1 Stingaree Voc 2880, Dec F-5458, Br A-500519 16411-1 Baby, Ain't You Satisfied? - vRS Voc 2880, Dec F-5458, Br A-500519
Directory: 2016 2016 -> Senate, No. 627 State of new jersey 217th legislature 2016 -> 2017 afoCo Landmark Scholarship Program 2016 -> Instructions for the Preparation of Camera-Ready Contributions to the Conference Proceedings 2016 -> Strategic Plan South Sudan Country Office Context 2016 -> Original: English 2016 -> Step student Scholarships for Year 10-13 2016 -> Resolution 2016 -> American bar association adopted by the house of delegates Download 14.2 Mb. Share with your friends:
|