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- THE SYNCOPATIN SKEETERS
- LORNE TALBOTS ORCHESTRA
- TAMPA BLUE FIDDLERS
- TAMPICO DANCE BAND
- TAR HEELS JAZZ ORCHESTRA
- ERSKINE TATES VENDOME ORCHESTRA
- TAYLOR BROTHERS See T T String Harmony Trio. EDNA TAYLOR
THE SYNCOPATED SIX See Orchestre Syncopated Six. THE SYNCOPATIN' FIVE / SEVEN THE SYNCOPATIN' FIVE: Vernon "Mutt" Hayes, cl, as / Fritz Morris, vn / Russell Stubbs, p / Herb Hayworth, bj / Dusty Roads, d. Richmond, IN, October 27, 1921. 11032-A Maybe I'm Coming Back To You Gnt Special (unnumbered) 11033-A Lips Gnt Special (unnumbered) NOTE: This record was made to the order of the Wallace Music Co., Marion, Indiana. THE SYNCOPATIN' SEVEN: Red Nichols, c / Chuck Campbell, tb / Gilbert Dutton, cl / Ray Stillson, Cm / Russell Stubbs, p / Herb Hayworth, bj / Dusty Roads, d. Richmond, IN, November 22, 1922. 11235,-C Chicago Gnt Special (unnumbered) 11236,-C Toot-Toot-Tootsie (Goo'bye) Gnt Special (unnumbered) 11237 Strutting At The Strutters' Ball Gnt Special (unnumbered) NOTE: CHICAGO/TOOT-TOOT-TOOTSIE exists, on a copy using plain (non-suffixed) takes on both sides, with
It has been suggested that this is the New Orleans Jazz Band; the instrumentation is apparently c / tb / cl / p / d. New York, c. December, 1922. Loose Feet Bell P-205, Globe 7205 Telephone Blues Bell P-205, Globe 7205 T T & T TRIO Banjo and mandolin duets with kazoo. New York, c. October 23, 1925 106338 Isabella (Tell Your Fella) PA 021160, 11145, Per 11233, GP 18547 106339 Stop Flirting PA 021160, 11145, Per 11233, GP 18547 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 11145 as TAYLOR BROTHERS, possibly their real names; Grand Pree 18547 as
Unknown t / 2 as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. 1931 79 San Scully (unnumbered) 80 Sweet Sue Scully (unnumbered) WEN TALBERT Wen Talbert and his Orchestra: Wen Talbert, p, dir. unknown 10-man orchestra; Lethia Hill, v. New York, October 28, 1926. E-4016 / 17 Deep Henderson Voc test
E-4018 / 19 Milenberg Joys - vLH Voc test
WEN TALBERT AND HIS FRIENDS: Wen Talbert, p, dir. unknown instrumentation and personnel; Bob Blake, v. New York, April 8, 1927. GEX-584,-A Red Hot Flo From Kokomo - vBB Gnt unissued GEX-585 Old Folks Shuffle Gnt unissued
Pseudonym on Kismet K-721 for the Goofus Five, q.v. TAMPA BLUE ARTISTS AND THEIR SINGER Pseudonym on Parlophone R-560 for Charles W. Hamp, q.v. TAMPA BLUE BOYS Pseudonym on Parlophone R-3501 for Fred Hall's Sugar Babies, q.v. TAMPA BLUE ENSEMBLE AND THEIR SINGER Pseudonym on Parlophone R-183 and R-223 for Seger Ellis, q.v. TAMPA BLUE FIDDLERS Pseudonym on Parlophone R-3501 for Larry Abbott and his Orchestra, q.v. TAMPA BLUE FIVE [AND THEIR SINGER] Pseudonym on Parlophone R-3461 for Arnold Frank's Rogers Cafe Orchestra (TAMPA BLUE FIVE); and on Parlophone R-165 for Seger Ellis (...AND THEIR SINGER), both q.v. TAMPA BLUE JAZZ BAND Jules Levy, Jr., and usually another, c / Ephraim Hannaford, tb / Joseph Samuels, cl, bsx, vn / Larry Briers, p / d. (This is the same group as Samuels' Jazz Band and the Synco Jazz Band, both q.v.) New York, c. July 25, 1921. 70043-C Get Hot OK / Apex 4397 70044-A Dangerous Blues OK / Apex 4397 New York, c. August 1, 1921. 70054-B-C Mule Blues (The Hee-Haw) OK 4405, Apex 4405 70055-A Bad Land Blues OK 4405, Apex 4405 New York, c. August 13, 1921. 70093-B I've Got The Joys OK 4425
New York, September, 1921. 70204-B The Missing Link OK / Apex 4453 New York, October, 1921. 70264-B Brother Low Down OK / Apex 4461 ? Nathan Glantz, as, added on some sides. New York, c. November 8, 1921. 70304-B Sax-O-Phoney Blues OK 4485, Beka / LAR A-4134, Eko NS-1671 70305-B Torrid Dora OK 4485, Beka / LAR A-4134, Eko NS-1671 New York, c. November 14, 1921. 70313-B Down Home Blues OK 4499
70314-B Every Day OK 4499
Billy Jones, v. New York, December, 1921. 70383-B Atta Baby - vBJ OK 4522 70384-B Uncle Bud (Tennessee Blues) - vBJ OK 4522 New York, February 2, 1922. 70440-A Hurry Back Home OK 4544
70441-B Dying With The Blues OK 4573
70442-B 8 Rock Blues OK 4544
New York, c. March 27, 1922. 70574-C Ain't Got Nothin' Blues OK 4595 70575-C The West Texas Blues OK 4595 New York, c. August 10, 1922. 70772-B Houston Blues OK 4663, Od 312904 70773-B Hot Lips Apex 4559 70773-C Hot Lips OK 4663, Par E-5045, Od 312905 70774-B Haunting Blues OK 4671, Od 312913 NOTE: Okeh 4663 (HOUSTON BLUES) as JOSEPH SAMUELS' JAZZ BAND; Odeon 312904, 312905, and 312913 as AMERICAN JAZZ BAND. New York, c. January 1, 1923. 71140-B-C Four O'Clock Blues OK 4773, Od 03219 71141-A Loose Feet OK 4773, Od 03219 71142- At The Weeping Widow's Ball OK 4777, LAR A-4153 New York, February, 1923. 71246-B The Cootie Crawl OK 4791 71247-B The Fives OK 4791 71248-B Sunny Jim OK 4803, Od 03185 New York, March, 1923. 71324-C Railroad Man OK 4816
71325-B Keep Off My Shoes OK 4816
71326-C Maxie Jones OK 4826, Od 03159 TAMPA BLUE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on English and Australian Parlophone for the following items listed in this book: A-3207 One More Time (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) A-3209 Two Little, Blue Little Eyes (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) A-3218 There Ought To Be A Moonlight-Saving Time (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) A-3219 Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) A-3366 Both sides by Ben Selvin and his Orchestra R-463 True Blue Lou (Justin Ring and his Okeh Orchestra) R-3335 That's My Hap-Hap-Happiness (Irwin Abrams and his Hotel Manger Orchestra) R-3335 The Cat (Ted Wallace and his Orchestra) R-3380 Both sides by Ted Wallace and his Orchestra R-3418 Miss Annabelle Lee (Justin Ring and his Okeh Orchestra) TAMPA RED The following sides, from the hundreds made by Hudson Whittaker as TAMPA RED from 1928 to 1942, are of interest for their accompaniments to his blues vocals, or for his guitar solos. (See Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943 for this artist's other recordings.) TAMPA RED'S HOKUM JUG BAND: Marcel Pettiford, k, g / Thomas A. Dorsey, p / Hudson Whittaker, g / Carl Reid, jug, jazzhorn / Herman Brown, wb / Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon, v. Chicago, October 31, 1928. C-2504- Good Gordon Gin - vFJ Voc 1254 C-2505- Down The Alley - vFJ Voc 1254 Chicago, November 9, 1928. C-2535- It's Tight Like That - vFJ Voc 1228, Spt S-2230 C-2537-A How Long How Long Blues - vFJ Voc 1228, Ban 32560, Or 8169, Per 0218, Ro 5169 C-2544- You Can't Come In - vFJ Voc 1237
NOTE: Matrices C-2538 / 9 are by Laurence Salerno, C-2540 / 3 inclusive are untraced. Supertone 8-2230 as HONEY BOY SMITH'S BINGHAM BAND. TAMPA RED, "THE GUITAR WIZARD": Guitar solos. Chicago, January 16, 1929. C-2807- How Long How Long Blues Voc 1258
C-2808- It's Tight Like That Voc 1258
TAMPA RED'S HOKUM JUG BAND: Herman Brown, k, wb / p / Hudson Whittaker, g / Bill Johnson, sb / Carl Reid, jug, jazzhorn / Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon, v. Chicago, c. April 15, 1929. C-3289- Mess, Katie, Mess - vFJ Voc 1281 C-3290- Sho' Is Hot - vFJ Voc 1281 Chicago, c. April 19, 1929. C-3314- Boot It Boy - vFJ Voc 1274, BRS 994, Square 2 C-3315- My Daddy Rocks Me (With One Steady Roll) - vFJ Voc 1274, BRS 994, Square 2 NOTE: BRS 994 as TAMPA RED'S HOKUM JAZZ BAND. TAMPA RED, "THE GUITAR WIZARD": Guitar solos. Chicago, June 22, 1929. C-3685- Prison Bound Blues Voc 1404
C-3686- You Got To Reap What You Sow Voc 1404
TAMPA RED AND HIS HOKUM JUG BAND: Hudson Whittaker, g / Thomas A. Dorsey, p / Bill Johnson, sb* / Jasper Taylor, wb / Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon, v. Chicago, July 9, 1929. C-3805-A I Wonder Where My Easy Rider's Gone? (Easy Rider Blues*) - vFJ Voc 1420, JC L-58*, AF A-029 C-3806- *Come On' Mama, Do That Dance - vFJ Voc 1420 Chicago, July 24, 1929. C-3939-A Mama Don't Allow No Easy Riders Here - vFJ Voc 1430, Ban 32560, Or 8169, Per 0218, Ro 5169, Spt S-2231 C-3940- Saturday Night Scrontch - vFJ Voc 1430, Spt S-2231 NOTE: Supertone S-2231 as HONEY BOY SMITH'S BINGHAM BAND. TAMPA RED, "THE GUITAR WIZARD": Guitar solos. Chicago, February 7, 1930. C-5270- Moanin' Heart Blues Voc 1484, Spt S-2230 C-5272- Chicago Moan Blues Voc 1484
NOTE: Supertone S-2230 as HONEY BOY SMITH. Matrix C-5271 is untraced. TAMPA RED AND HIS HOKUM JUG BAND: Hudson Whittaker, g / Thomas A. Dorsey, p / jug / Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon, v. Chicago, mid-August, 1930. C-5998-A You Rascal You - vFJ Voc 1540
C-5999-A-B She Can Love So Good - vFJ Voc unissued Chicago, August, September, 1930. C-6079-A She Can Love So Good - vFJ Voc 1540 Guitar solos. Chicago, December, 1930. C-7135- A-B Dying Mercy Blues Voc unissued C-7136- A-B Broken Love Voc unissued C-7137-A-B Boogie Woogie Dance Voc unissued C-7138- A-B Bumble Bee Blues Voc unissued Chicago, January 28, 1931. VO-105- Dying Mercy Blues Voc 1572 VO-106- Broken Love Voc 1572 VO-107- Boogie Woogie Dance Voc 1619 VO-108- Bumble Bee Blues Voc 1619
Pseudonym on Grand Pree 18644 for Lee Morse's Blue Grass Boys, q.v. TANZ-ORCHESTER Pseudonym on German Imperial for the following items listed in this book: 23055 Gene Kardos and his Orchestra 23061 Adrian Rollini and his Orchestra TAR HEELS JAZZ ORCHESTRA Unknown c / tb / cl / p / bj. Camden, NJ, October 23, 1924. 31357-1-2 Bugle Call Rag Vic unissued CARROLL C. TATE Vocal, acc. by Bert Howell, vn / Fats Waller, or. Camden, NJ, November 14, 1927. 40078-2 Gone But Not Forgotten, Florence Mills Vic 21061 40079-2 You Live On In Memory Vic 21061 NOTE: The performances are of no jazz interest and are included here solely owing to the presence of Waller.
Erskine Tate, bj, dir: Freddy Keppard, James Tate, c / Fayette Williams, tb / Angelo Fernandez, cl / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Norval Morton, ts / Adrian Robinson, p / Jimmy Bertrand, d. Chicago, June 23, 1923. 8399-A Cutie Blues OK 4907, LAR A-4176 8400-A Chinaman Blues OK 4907, LAR A-4176 Erskine Tate dir: Louis Armstrong, ? James Tate, t / Eddie Atkins, tb / Angelo Fernandez, cl / as / Stump Evans, as, bar / Norval Morton, ts / Teddy Weatherford and another, p / Frank Ethridge, bj / John Hare, bb / Jimmy Bertrand, d, wb. Chicago, May 28, 1926. E-3140 Static Strut Voc 1027, 15372, Or 1004, Br A-183, 80061, 03594 E-3141 / 42 Stomp Off, Let's Go Voc 1027, 15372, Or 1004, Br A-183, 80061, 03594 NOTE: The above were originally assigned the following matrix numbers: one take from C-334 / 35 /36 (E-314), and C-337 / 38 (E-3141 / 42). ART TATUM Piano solos. New York, March 21, 1933. B-13162-A Tea For Two Br 6553, 01554, A-9905, A-500337, SF 5015-S, Od 286291 B-13163-A St. Louis Blues Br 6543, 01506, A-9433, A-500265, Col DO-1227 B-13163-B St. Louis Blues Br 6543
B-13164-A Tiger Rag Br 6543, 01506, A-9433, A-500265, Col DO-1227 B-13165-A Sophisticated Lady Br 6553, 01554, A-9905, A-500337, SE 5015-S New York, August 22, 1934. 38387-A Moon Glow Dec 155, Br 01877 38388-A (I Would Do) Anything For You Dec 1373, Br 02015, A-9790 38388-C (I Would Do) Anything For You Od 284465 38389-A When A Woman Loves A Man Dec 741, Br 01978 38390-A Emaline Dec 155, BM-1204, M-30777, Br 01862 38391-A Love Me Dec 156, Br 02015, A-9790 38392-A Cocktails For Two Dec 156, M-30777 New York, August 24, 1934. 38426-A After You've Gone Dec 468, BM-1204, Br 01862, A-505015 38427-C Star Dust Dec 306, BM-1203, Br 02051 38428-A-B I Ain't Got Nobody Dec unissued 38429-A III Wind (You're Blowin' Me No Good) Br 02051, Dec BM-1203 38430-A The Shout Dec 468, Br 01877, A-505015 38431-C Beautiful Love Dec 306, Br 02489, A-81298 38431-D Beautiful Love Dec 306
38432-A Liza Dec 1373
New York, October 9, 1934. 38388-C (l Would Do) Anything For You Dec 1373, Br 80102, Od 284030, 284465 38389-D When A Woman Loves A Man Dec 741, Br 01978, Od 286320 38426-C After You've Gone Dec 468, Br 80141 38428-C I Ain't Got Nobody Dec 741, Br 01978, Od 284030 38432-D Liza Dec 1373, Br 80131, 02489, A-81298, Od 286310
Vocal, acc. by ? Tommy Ladnier, c / unknown p. Chicago, June, 1923. 1432-3 Jelly's Blues Pm 12057 1433-2 Good Man Blues Pm 12057
ETHEL TAYLOR Pseudonym on Supertone 9285 for Billie Wilson, q.v. EVA TAYLOR Irene Gibbons (Mrs. Clarence Williams) is better-known under this name than her real one. For this reason, her entry is here, rather than under her real name. Vocal, acc. by ? Johnny Dunn, c / ? Garvin Bushell, cl / as / ? Clarence Williams, p. (the label merely states "Piano acc."). New York, c. September, 1922. New Moon
BS 2103 Acc. by Ernest Elliott, cl / Clarence Williams, p, and others. New York, September 5, 1922. 64171-1 I Got To Cool My Doggies Now Unissued test NOTE: It is not known what company recorded the above test, which was owned by Clarence Williams. Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. November 25, 1922. 71056-B I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate OK 4740
71057-B Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? OK 4740
IRENE GIBBONS AND JAZZ BAND: Vocal, acc. by ? Tom Morris, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Ernest Elliott, cl, ? as / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj / d. New York, December 5, 1922. 80723-4 My Pillow And Me Col A-3922 80724-1-2-3 That Da Da Strain Col unissued Clarence Robinson, cl, may replace Elliott. New York, January 6, 1923. 80724-6 That Da Da Strain Col A-3834 Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. January 10, 1923. 71152-C Down Hearted Blues OK 4805, 8047 71163-B You Missed A Good Woman When You Picked All Over Me OK 8047 IRENE GIBBONS: Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, February 7, 1923. 80838-3 Last Go Round Blues Col A-3834 Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. February 8, 1923. 71242-B You Can Have My Man (If He Comes To See You Too) OK 8050 71243-B I'm Going Away Just To Wear You Off My Mind OK 8051 New York, c. February 14, 1923. 71260-A 12th Street Rag OK 4805, 8049 71261-B My Pillow And Me OK 8051
Vocal duet with Sara Martin, acc. by Tom Morris, c / Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. April 24, 1923. 71465-A Yodeling Blues OK 8067 Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Tom Morris, c / ? Charlie Irvis, tb / Ernest Elliott, cl / as / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. May 4, 1923. 71499-A Farewell Blues OK 3055 (12") 71500-A Gulf Coast Blues OK 3055 (12") Acc., by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. May 8, 1923. 71512-B From Now On Blues OK 8069
71513-B Church Street Sobbin' Blues OK 8069
New York, c. May 15, 1923. 71533-B You'll Never Have No Luck By Quittin' Me OK 8068 71534-A I'm Gonna See You Wnen Your Troubles Are Just Like Mine OK 8068 Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Tom Morris, c / ? Charlie Irvis, tb / ? Ernest Elliott, cl / as / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. May 17, 1923. 71538-B Barefoot Blues OK 8073
71539-A Do It A Long Time Papa OK 8073
The following remake session fits at this point in the discography, as pointed out by Tom Lord in his Clarence Williams discography. The personnel for the next two titles is undoubtedly the same as for the previous session, suggesting they were either all made on the same date or on two separate dates on consecutive, days. Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Tom Morris, c / ? Charlie Irvis, tb / ? Ernest Elliott, cl / as / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. May 17-18, 1923. 71499-F Farewell Blues OK 3055 (12") 71500-F Gulf Coast Blues OK 3055 (12") Vocal duets with Sara Martin, acc. by Tom Morris, c / Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. June 20, 1923. 71640-B That Free And Easy Papa O' Mine OK 8082 71641-B Hesitation Blues OK 8082 Vocal, acc, by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Tom Morris, c / John Mayfield, tb / Sidney Bechet, cl / Clarence Williams, p, v / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. August 11, 1923. 71747-B Oh! Daddy Blues - vCW OK 4927
71748-B I've Got The Yes! We Have No Banana Blues OK 4927
? Charlie Irvis, tb, replaces Mayfield, Bechet omitted. New York, c. August 27, 1923. 71803-B Original Charleston Strut OK 8089 71804-A If You Don't, I Know Who Will Original Charleston Strut Acc. by Clarence Williams Trio: Sidney Bechet, ss / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. September 29, 1923. 71910-A Irresistible Blues OK 8129
71910-C Irresistible Blues OK 8129, Par E-5261 71911-B Jazzin' Babies Blues OK 8129, Par E-5261 Vocal duets with Lawrence Lomax, acc. by Tom Morris, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Sidney Bechet, ss / Clarence Williams. New York, c. November 10, 1923. 72028-C Old Fashioned Love OK 8114
72029-B Open Your Heart OK 8114
Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams' Harmonizers: Tom Morris, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / ? Lorenzo Tio, cl / Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. May 16, 1924. 72531-B When You're Tired Of Me (Just Let Me Know) OK 8145 72532-A Ghost Of The Blues OK 8145 Vocal duets with Clarence Williams, acc. by Tom Morris, c / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. October 17, 1924. 72912-B Terrible Blues OK 8183
72913;-B Arkansaw Blues [sic] OK 8183
At this point, two sessions of two sides each took place, one of each pair being issued as by Eva Taylor, the other as by Clarence Williams' Blue Five, q.v., who accompanied Miss Taylor on both dates (January 8 and March 4, 1925). Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. July 11, 1925. 73524-B Far As I'm Concerned OK 8228
73525-B Get Off My Money Blues OK 8228
Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. July 1, 1926. 74206-A Señorita Mine OK 40655 74207-B Charleston Hound OK 40655 Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: c / Charlie Irvis, tb / cl / Clarence Williams, p / bj. New York, c. August 6, 1926. 74243-B When The Red, Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along OK 40671 74244-B (There's A Blue Ridge In My Heart) Virginia OK 40671 Acc. by Clarence Williams' Morocco Five: Buster Bailey, ss, as / ? Arville Harris, cl, ts / Eddie South, vn / Clarence Williams, p / ? Leroy Harris, bj. New York, October 5, 1926. 74388-B Nobody But My Baby Is Getting My Love OK 8407 74389-B Morocco Blues OK 8407 Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Seven: Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy Harrison, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris, bj. New York, November 16, 1926. 80214-A Candy Lips (I'm Stuck On You) OK 8414, 40715 80215-A Scatter Your Smiles OK 8414, 40715 Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Instrumentation and personnel unknown apart from Clarence Williams, p. New York, December 15, 1926. 80251-A-B I Want Somebody To Tell My Troubles To OK unissued 80252-A If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight OK unissued Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Jabbo Smith, c / ? Charlie Irvis, tb / Clarence Williams, p / g. New York, February 10, 1927. 80412-A I Wish You Would (Love Me Like I'm Loving You) OK 8444 80413-B If I Could Be With You OK 8444 Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Ed Allen, c / Buster Bailey, cl / ? Howard Nelson, vn / Clarence Williams, p. New York, April 16, 1927. 80739-B Smile Your Bluesies Away OK 8463 80740-A Red Hot Flo (From Ko-Ko-Mo) OK 8463 Acc. by Clarence Williams' String Four: 2 vn / vc / Clarence Williams, p. New York, September 29, 1927. 81491-A-B Longing OK unissued 81492-A-B-C I'm Goin' Back To Bottomland OK unissued New York, October 13, 1927. 81492-D-E I'm Goin' Back To Bottomland OK unissued Acc. by David Martin, vc / Clarence Williams, p. New York, November 4, 1927. 81786-B May We Meet Again (Florence Mills) OK 8518
81787-B She's Gone To Join The Songbirds In Heaven OK 8518
NOTE: This issue is of no jazz interest, being straight renditions of two sentimental songs memorialzing Florence Mills. It is included solely for the sake of completeness. IRENE GIBBONS: Vocal, acc. by Noel Clukies, vn / Marion Cumbo, vc / Clarence Williams, p. New York, February 17, 1928. 145652-1 Longing Col 14296-D 145653-2 Let Me Forget Col 14296-D Vocal, acc. by Ed Allen, c / Buster Bailey, cl, ss or as / Albert Socarras, f / David Martin, vc / Clarence Williams, p. New York, June 2, 1928. 400738-B Chloe OK 8585
400739-A Back In Your Own Back Yard OK 8585
IRENE WILLIAMS: Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, July 31, 1928. 401040-C My Different Kind Of Man OK 41104 401041-A You're A Real Sweetheart OK 41104 IRENE GIBBONS AND CLARENCE WILLIAMS JAZZ BAND: Vocal, acc. by King Oliver, c / Omer Simeon, cl / Clarence Williams, p / Eddie Lang, g. New York, September 18, 1928. 147012-2 I'm Busy And You Can't Come In Col 14362-D 147013-2 Jeannine I Dream Of Lilac Time (waltz) Col 14362-D Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams' Orchestra: Ed Allen, c / Albert Socarras, cl, f / cl, as / Russell Procope, as / Clarence Williams, p / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, December 20, 1928. 401469-A Happy Days And Lonely Nights OK 8665 401470-B If You Want The Rainbow (You Must Have The Rain) OK 8665 Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, July 30, 1929. 19325 Have You Ever Felt That Way? Ed 52646
19326 West End Blues Ed 52646
N-1049-C Have You Ever Felt That Way? Ed 14046
N-1050-A-B West End Blues Ed 14046
NOTE: Both the above issues subtitle Eva Taylor QUEEN OF THE MOANERS. New York, October 3, 1929. N-1173 Oh Baby! What Makes Me Love You So? Ed unissued N-1174-A You Don't Understand
N-1175 In Our Cottage Of Love Ed unissued N-1176 I'm Not Worryin' Ed ZM-473202, Recorded Publications 77 (LPs) Acc. by Ed Anderson, c / Clarence Williams, James P. Johnson, p. New York, December 16, 1929. 57782-2 What Makes Me Love You So? Vic V-38575 57783-1 You Don't Understand Vic V-38575 Acc. by Ed Anderson, c / Albert Socarras, cl / Garvin Bushell, as / Clarence Williams, p. New York, February 13, 1930. 149983-2 What If We Do? Diva 6050-G, VT 7076-V 149984-1 Keep It To Yourself Diva 6040-G, VT 7066-V NOTE: These issues as CATHERINE HENDERSON. Acc. unknown. New York, 1931-1932. A-566 De Trouble I See [sic] Durium Junior A-5 (4") NOTE: This is a cardboard-based flexible record; the only known copy is too damaged to be playable. EVA TAYLOR'S SOUTHERNAIRES: Vocal, acc. by Albert Nicholas, cl / ? Willie "The Lion" Smith, p / Jimmy McLin, g / Clarence Williams, jug, v / ? Willie Williams, wb. New York, May 15, 1933. TO-1301 I Like To Go Back In The Evening Col test; Swaggie 811 (LP)
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