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Charlie Troutt, as, dir: Jack Cathcart, Pete Underwood, c / tb / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d / Emil Casper, v. Atlanta, March 16, 1926.

9626-A Running After You

OK 40589

9627-A Mountain City Blues

OK 40589

OK 40627

Atlanta, April 7, 1927.

143935-1 Transportation Blues, Part 1: Casey Jones - vch

Col 1030-D, 4479, 0724, J-252

143936-2 Transportation Blues, Part 2: Steamboat Bill - vch

Col 1030-D, 4479, 0724, J-252

Atlanta, November 10, 1927.

145206-2 Transportation Blues, Part 3: Goodbye My Lover, Goodbye - vch

Col 1265-D, 01236

145207-1 Transportation Blues, Part 4: The Wreck Of The Southern Old 97 - vch

Col 1265-D, 01236

Unknown t / tb / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. March 12, 1926.

106711 Great Scott

PA 7508, Per 108

Banjo or guitar duets, or banjo and guitar duets, as shown. San Francisco, October 7, 1927.

144742-2 Wabash Blues - bj / g

Col 1182-D, Re G-20268

144743-1-2 Slue Foot - bj / g

Col unissued

144744-2 Ghost Dance - 2g

Col 1182-D, Re G-20268

Banjo or guitar duets. Los Angeles, April 20, 1928.

145942-2 Burnin Of Rome - 2 bj

Col 1419-D, Re G-20297

145943-2 Chloe (Song Of The Swamp) - 2 g

Col 1419-D, Re G-20297

FRANK TRUMBAUER

Frank Trumbauer always preferred to be known thus, although his records invariably name him "Frankie Trumbauer."

FRANKIE TRUMBAUER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Frank Trumbauer, Cm, dir: Bix Beiderbecke, c / Bill Rank, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Doc Ryker, as, unless marked * / Paul Mertz, p, a / Howdy Quicksell,­ bj / Eddie Lang, g / Chauncey Morehouse, d. New York, February 4, 1927.

80391-C *Trumbology - bjHQ

OK 40871, Col 36280, Par R-3419, R-2465, PZ-11245, Od 165171, A-189128

80392-A Clarinet Marmalade - bjHQ

OK 40772, Col 37804, Voc 3010, 4412, Par R-3323, R-2304, A-7534, Od 165093, 194718,
A-189019, A-286089

80393-B Singin' The Blues - gEL

OK 40772, Br 7763, Col 37804, Par R-3323, R-1838, A-6235, B-27597, PZ-11230, TT-9073, Od 165093, 295124, A-2409, A-189019, A-286085, Lucky 60175

NOTE: Some of the earlier issues of the above add the credit line "with Bix" or "with Bix and Lang."

Quicksell omitted. Don Murray, cl, bar, replaces Dorsey; Irving "Itzy " Riskin, p, replaces Mertz; Bill Challis, a. New York, May 9, 1927.

81071-B Ostrich Walk

OK 40822, Col 37805, UHCA 29, Par R-3349, R-2492, A-7555, B-12501, PZ-11221, Od 165126, 193015, 194718, A-2414, A-189048

81072-B Riverboat Shuffle

OK 40822, Col 37805, UHCA 30, Par R-3349, R-2492, A-7555, B-12501, PZ-11221, Od 165126, 193015, 194786, A-2409, A-189048

New York, May 13, 1927.

81083-B I'm Coming, Virginia

OK 40843, Br 7703, Col 36280, C-6179, M-435, Par R-2687, R-3361, A-4923, PZ-11257, Od 165134, 193050, A-2354, A-189060, Lucky 60190

81084-B 'Way Down Yonder In New Orleans

OK 40843, Voc 3010, 4412, Col 37806, 39581, Par R-2687, R-3361, R-2687, A-4923, PZ-11257, Od 165134, 193050, 194865, A-2354, A-189060

TRAM, BIX AND EDDIE: Bix Beiderbecke, c, p / Frank Trumbauer, Cm / Eddie Lang, g. New York, May 13, 1927.

81085-B For No Reason At All In C

OK 40871, Col 35667, Par R-3419, R-2532, A-7459, Od 165171, A-2338, A-189128

NOTE: Some issues show Arthur Schutt's name on the label, with a reference to "their four-piece orchestra." ­Columbia 35667 and Parlophone A-7459 as TRAM, BIX AND LANG.

FRANKIE TRUMBAUER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Frank Trumbauer, Cm dir: Bix Beiderbecke, c / Bill Rank, tb / Don Murray, cl, bar / Doc Ryker, as / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Irving "Itzy" Riskin, p / Eddie Lang g / Chauncey Morehouse,
d / Seger Ellis, v / Bill Challis, a. New York, August 25, 1927.

81273-C Three Blind Mice, aBC

OK 40903, Par R-105, PO-56, Od 165223,193090,A-189076,Tpl 553

81274-B Blue River - vSE

OK 40879, Par R-3440, A-2335, A-4904, Od 165173, 193090, 04031

81275-D There's A Cradle In Caroline - vSE

OK 40879, Par R-3440, A-2335, A-4904, Od 165173, 193101, 04031

TRAM, BIX AND LANG: Bix Beiderbecke, c, p / Frank Trumbauer, Cm / Eddie Lang, g. New York, September 17, 1927.

81450-A Wringin' An' Twistin'

OK 40916, Col 37806, Voc 3150, Par R-3504, R-2532, Od 193104, A-2338

NOTE: Some issues show Arthur Schutt's name on the label, with a reference to "their four-piece orchestra."

FRANKIE TRUMBAUER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Frank Trumbauer, Cm dir: Bix Beiderbecke, c / Bill Rank, tb / Don Murray, cl, bar / Bobby Davis, as / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Joe Venuti, vn / Frank Signorelli, p / Eddie Lang, g / Chauncey Morehouse, d. New York, September 28, 1927.

81488-A Humpty Dumpty

OK 40926, Par R-3464, TT-9073, Od A-189075

81489-B Krazy Kat

OK 40903, Par R-105, PO-56, Od 165223, 193101, A-189076

81490-B Baltimore

OK 40926, Par R-3464, Od A-189075

FRANKIE TRUMBAUER'S AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA: As above, plus ? Frank Cush or ? Fred "Fuzzy" Farrar, t; Lang plays bj; Irving Kaufman, v. New York, September 30, 1927.

81499-A Just An Hour Of Love - vIK

OK 40912, R-3463, A-4912, Od A-189070

81500-A I'm Wonderin' Who - vIK

OK 40912, R-3463, A-4912, Od A-189070

NOTES: Sylvester Ahola, often named as second trumpet here, stated specifically to Dick Hill that he never

FRANKIE TRUMBAUER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Frank Trumbauer, Cm, dir: Bix Beiderbecke, c / Bill Rank, tb / Don Murray, cl, ts / Pee Wee Russell, cl, bar / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Frank Signorelli, p / Eddie Lang, g / Joe Venuti,

81570-C Crying All Day

OK 40966, Col 35956, Par R-2176, A-6449, Od 165291, 193217, 279713, A-189125, HJCA
601

81571-B A Good Man Is Hard To Find

OK 40966, Col 35956, Par R-3489, Od 165291, 193217, A-189125, HJCA 601

? Beiderbecke (see note) and possibly another, c; Bobby Davis, cl, as, replaces Russell; Ed Macy, John Ryan, Les Reis, v. New York, October 26, 1927.

81575-B Sugar - vEM-JR

OK 40938, Par R-3489, Od 193134, A-189092

81576-A-B-C Did You Mean It?- vLR

OK unissued

Note: OKeh 40938 as RUSSELL GRAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Beiderbecke's presence has been widely questioned. Rank and Morehouse recalled him as the soloist, albeit intoxicated. Some claim to hear a second cornetist, but none is mentioned in Frank Trumbauer's ledger.

Frank Trumbauer, Cm, v, dir: Charles Margulis, t* / Bix Beiderbecke, c / Bill Rank, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Chester Hazlett, as / Rube Crozier, ts / Min Leibrook, bsx / Matt Malneck, vn / Lennie Hayton, p, cel / Carl Kress, g / Harold McDonald, d. New York, January 9, 1928.

400003-B There'll Come A Time

OK 40979, Par R-3526, R-2097, A-6311, A-7692, DP-255, Od 165330 193128, A-2399, A-189143

400004-C *Jubilee

OK 41044, Par R-161, R-2054, Od 165539, A-189203, A-28601

Crozier omitted; Adrian Rollini, bsx, replaces Leibrook; Bing Crosby, Frank Trumbauer, v. New York, January 20, 1928.

400033-A *From Monday On - vBC-FT

OK unissued

400034-A *Mississippi Mud - vBC-FT

OK 40979, Par R-3526, R-2097, A-6311, A-7692, DP-255, Od 165330, 193128, A-2399, A-189143, ND-5040-S, 031816, Bm 1029

NOTE: A rumor persists that copies exist of Australian Parlophone A-6311 using matrix 400033-A when 400034-A was intended.

Frank Trumbauer, Cm, dir: Charles Margulis, t / Bix Beiderbecke, c / Bill Rank, tb / Irving "Izzy" Friedman, cl, as / Chester Hazlett, as / Min Leibrook, bsx / Matt Malneck, vn / Lennie Hayton, p / Eddie Lang, g / Harold McDonald, d. New York, April 3, 1928.

400188-A Our Bungalow Of Dreams - vNT

OK 41019, Par R-142, A-4543, Od 165362, 193172, A-189148, 04074, Tpl 542

400189-B Lila - vNT

OK 41019, Par R-141, Od 165362, 193172, A-189148, Tpl 542

Frank Trumbauer, Cm, dir: Bix Beiderbecke, c / Charlie Margulis, t / Bill Rank, tb / Irving "Izzy" Friedman, cl / Chester Hazlett, as / Min Lei­brook, bsx / Lennie Hayton, p / Eddie Lang, g / Harold McDonald, d / Scrappy Lambert, v / Bill Challis, a. New York, April 10, 1928.

400603-B Borneo - vSL / aBC

OK 41039, Par R-203, Od 165360, 193190, A-189159 Col 20674

400604-C My Pet - vSL / aBC

OK 41039, Par R-141, Od 165360, 193190, A-189159

NOTE: Parlophone R-203 as THE GOOFUS FIVE AND THEIR ORCHESTRA.

Frank Trumbauer, Cm, as, v, dir: Bix Beiderbecke, c / Bill Rank, tb / Irving "Izzy" Friedman, cl / Chester Hazlett, as, bar / Min Lei­brook, bsx / Matty Malneck, vn / ? Roy Bargy, p / George Rose, g / Harry Gale, d / Scrappy Lambert, Dee Orr, Marlin Hurt, v / Bill Challis, a. Chicago, July 5, 1928.

400989-C Bless You! Sister - vFT-DO-SL-MH

OK 41100, Par R-1882, A-3992, B-25293, B-27597, TT-9073, 22006, Od 165488, 193236,

400990-B Dusky Stevedore - vFT-DO-SL-MH

OK 41100, Par R-265, B-27597, 22006, Od 165488, 193236, A-19190

Hazlett, Malneck omitted; Trumbauer and Friedman double as; Wilbur Hall, g, replaces Rose; Lennie Hayton, d, replaces Gale; Scrappy Lambert, Marlin Hurt, v. New York, September 20, 1928.

401133-B Take Your Tomorrow (And Give Me Today) - vFT-MH

OK 41145, Col 37807, DCH-339, Par R-265, R-2564, A-7534, Od 165526, 182473, 193297,

401134-C Love Affairs - vSL

OK 41145, Od 165526, 182473, 193288, A-189210, Bm 1103

401135-A-B-C Sentimental Baby - vMH

OK unissued

Frank Trumbauer, Cm, as, v, dir: Bix Beiderbecke, c / Charles Margulis, t / Bill Rank, tb / Irving "Izzy" Friedman, cl, as / Rube Crozier*, bar, bsn / Wilbur Hall, g / Lennie Hayton, p / unknown d. Charles Gaylord, v. New York, October 5, 1928.

401195-B The Love Nest - vCG

Par R-2645, Decatur 501

401196-C *The Japanese Sandman - vFT

Par R-2176, A-6449, Bm 1103

401197-A *High Up On A Hill Top - vCG

OK 41128, Par R-2644, A-2682, A-4573, Od 193254, A-189241

401198-A *Sentimental Baby - vCG

OK 41128, Par R-298, A-4573,Od 193254, A-189241, Decatur 501

Frank Trumbauer, Cm, as, v, dir: Bix Beiderbecke, Andy Secrest, c / Bill Rank, tb / Chester Hazlett, as / Irving "Izzy" Friedman, cl, ts / Min Leibrook, bsx / Matty Malneck, vn / Lennie Hayton, p / Snoozer Quinn, g / Stan King, d. New York, March 9, 1929.

401703-B Futuristic Rhythm - vFT

OK 41209, Par R-2625, B-27002, Od 165684, 193308

401704-D Raisin' The Roof

OK 41209, Par R-2644, B-27002, Od 165684, 193308

Roy Bargy, p, replaces Hayton; Smith Ballew, v. New York, April 17, 1929.

401809-B Louise - vSB

OK 41231, Par E-6208, A-4948, B-27029, PNY-41231, Od 165736, 182672, 193316, A-189282, A-189287

401810-C Wait Till You See Ma Cherie - vSB

OK 41231, Par R-398, A-4948, B-27029, PNY-41231, Od 165736, 182672, 193316, A-189282, A-189287

401811-C Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?- vFT

OK 41286, Cl 5469-C, Har 1422-H, Od ONY-41286, 165843, A-2336, A-286087, 025412,

NOTE: Parlophone PNY-41231 as JOE CURRAN'S BAND; E-6209 as WILL PERRY'S ORCHESTRA; Clarion

Kurt Dieterle, Mischa Russell, vn, added; Smith Ballew, v. New York, April 30, 1929.

401840-B No One Can Take Your Place - vSB

Par R-420, 22430, Od A-189259

401841-C I Like That

OK 41286, Par R-714, 22523, Od ONY-41286, 165843, A-2318, A-286019

Charlie Margulis, t, replaces Beiderbecke; Joe Venuti, vn, replaces Malneck, Dieterle, and Russell; George Marsh, d, replaces King; Hayton doubles cel. New York, May 21, 1929.

401952-C Nobody But You - vSB

OK 41252, Par PNY-41252, R-434, 22407, B-27028, Ar 4445, Od 238942, A-189276

401953-B Got A Feelin' For You - vSB

OK 41252, Par PNY-41252, R-434, 22407, B-27028, Od 182754, 238942, A-189276

NOTE: Ariel 4445 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

New York, May 22, 1929.

401961-D Shivery Stomp

OK 41268, Par R-511, B-27061, Od 238080, A-2320 A-189272, A-189303, A-28601

401962-C Reaching For Someone - vSB

OK 41268, Par R-420, 22430, B-27061, Od 238080, A-189259, A-286012

New York, September 18, 1929.

402963-B-C Love Ain't Nothin' But The Blues - vSB

OK 41301, Par PNY-41301, R-644, R-2541, A-4968, 22565, Ar 4537, Od 165912

402964-A How Am I To Know?- vSB

OK 41301, Pan PNY-41301, R-618, 22565, Od 165912, A-2327, A-286013

NOTE: Parlophone PNY-41301 as JOE CURRAN'S BAND; Ariel 4537 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Hoagy Carmichael, p, cel, replaces Hayton; Matty Malneck, Kurt Dieterle, vn, added, but Margulis, Rank,

403050-B **Turn On The Heat - vSB

OK 41313, Par PNY-41313, R-499 A-2916, 22628, Ar 4483,Od 16581, 193426, A-189302,
A-221187

403050-C **Turn On The Heat - vSB

Par PNY-41313

403051-C *Manhattan Rag

OK 41330, Par R-1978, A-6235, Od 165949, 193497, A-2334, A-286087, 025412

403052-B Sunny Side Up - vSB

OK 41313, Par PNY-41313, R-499, A-2916, 22628, B-27129 Ar 4483, Od 165881, 193246,
A-189302, A-221187

NOTE: Parlophone PNY-41313 as JOE CURRAN'S BAND.

Lennie Hayton, p, cel, replaces Carmichael. New York, October 15, 1929.

403068-A-B-C Great Day!- vSB

OK unissued

New York, October 19, 1929.

403068-D-E Great Day! - vSB

OK unissued

403082-A My Sweeter Than Sweet - vSB

OK 41326, Par R-583, R-2564, A-2915, Od 165882, 193515, A-189298

403083-B What Wouldn't I Do For That Man? - vSB

OK 41330, Par R-583, 22680, Od 165949, 193515

Frank Trumbauer, Cm, as, v (and c, cl**), dir: Andy Secrest, c / Harry Goldfield, t / Bill Rank, tb / Charles Strickfaden, as / Izzy Friedman, cl­, ts / Min Leibrook, bsx / Joe Venuti, vn / Roy Bargy, p / Eddie Lang, g / George Marsh, d / Jeannie Lang, Smith Ballew, v. New York, May 8, 1930.

404007-C Happy Feet - vSB

OK 41421, Od ONY-36091, 193495, 238286, A-286018, Par PNY-34084, R-701

404008-A I Like To Do Things For You - vJL

OK 41421, Od ONY-36091, 193495, 238286, Par PNY-34085, R-702

NOTE: Parlophone PNY-34084 and PNY-34085 as TOM BARKER AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

New York, May 10, 1930.

404009-D **Get Happy - vFT

OK 41431, Par R-2625, Od ONY-6015, 238121

404010-B Deep Harlem - vFT

OK 41431, Cl 5461-C, Har 1415-H, VT 2521-V, Par R-1946, A-6266, Od 238121, A-272014

NOTE: Clarion 5461-C, Harmony 1415-H, and Velvet Tone 2521-V as TENNESSEE MUSIC MEN, Odeon

Frank Trumbauer, Cm, as, v, dir: Andy Secrest, Harry Goldfield, Nat Natoli, t / Bill Rank­, Jack Fulton, tb / Charles Strickfaden, as / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / Min Leibrook, bsx / Matt Malneck, vn / Lennie Hayton, p, cel / Eddie Lang, g / George Marsh, d / Smith Ballew, v. New York, July 22, 1930.

404268-D What's The Use?- vSB

OK 41437, Od ONY-36128, 238187, A-286045, Par PNY-34119, R-1013

404269-C Hittin' The Bottle - vFT

OK 41437, Od ONY-36128, 238187, A-2322, A-286024, Par PNY-34120, R-795

NOTE: Parlophone PNY-34119 and PNY-34120 as TOM BARKER AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

Rank omitted. New York, September 8, 1930.

404433-B Bye Bye Blues - vSB

OK 41450, Par R-796, 80447, Od 238228, A-2326, A-286025

404434-B Choo Choo (El Tren*)

OK 41450, Cl 5467-C, Har 1420-H, VT 2527-V, Par R-821, B-27294, TT-9010, Od 183240*, 238228, A-2323, A-286026

NOTE: Clarion 5467-C, Harmony 1420-H, and Velvet Tone 2527-V as TENNESSEE MUSIC MEN.

Frank Trumbauer, v, Cm, as, dir: Nat Natoli, t / Bill Rank, tb / Rosy McHargue, cl, as / Matty Malneck, vn / Dave Rose, p / John Tobin, bj / Dan Gaybe, sb / Bob Conselman, d / Art Jarrett, v / v trio. Chicago, April 10, 1931.

C-7693- Georgia On My Mind - v3

Br unissued

C-7694- Bass Drum Dan - v3

Br 01225

Br 6093

C-7875-A In The Merry Month Of Maybe - vAJ&3

Br 6146, 01261

C-7876-G In The Merry Month Of Maybe

Br A-9110

C-7877-A Crazy Quilt - vAJ&3

Br 6146, 01261

C-7878-G Crazy Quilt

Br A-9110

C-7879-A Georgia On My Mind - vAJ&3

Br 6159, 01192, A-9116

C-7880-A Honeysuckle Rose - vAJ

Br 6159, 01192, A-9116

Frank Trumbauer, Cm, as, v, dir: Max Connett, Vance Rice, t / Joe Harris, tb / Gail Stant, Mac Elstead, as / Harold Jones, ts / Leon Kaplan, vn, g / Frederick Saping, vn, g, v / Herman Crane, p / Craig Leitch, g, v / Charles McConnell, sb / Leroy Buck, d, v / The Nitecaps, v trio / Helen Rowland, Johnny Blake, Johnny Mercer, v. New York, April 5, 1932.

255004-1 Sizzling One-Step Medley (intro: Dinah - vJM-N / My Honey's Lovin' Arms - vJM / Nobody's Sweetheart - vN)

Col 18002-D

255005-2 Medley of Isham Jones Dance Hits (intro: On The Alamo / Swinging Down The Lane - vHR / I'll See You In My Dreams - vJB)

Col 18002-D

Chicago, August 17, 1932.

152280-2 Cinderella's Wedding Day - vLB

Col 2897-D, CB-542, Par A-3860

152281-2 I Think You're A Honey - vN

Col 2710-D, DO-824, Lucky LX-17

152282-2 Business In Q

Col 2710-D, CB-542, DO-824, Lucky LX-17

152283-2 Bass Drum Dan - vLB

Col 2897-D, CB-580, Par A-3860

152284-2 The Newest St. Louis Blues (St. Louis Blues*)- vLB

Col 2729-D, CB-580*, DO-867

152285-2 Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea - vFT-LB

Col 2729-D, DB-5007, DO-867

Frank Trumbauer, Cm, as dir: Nat Natoli, Charlie Teagarden, t / Jack Teagarden, tb, v / Benny Bonacio, Charles Strickfaden, cl, as / John Cordaro, cl, ts / Roy Bargy, p / Dick McDonough, g / Art Miller, sb / Herb Quigley, d. New York, January 12, 1934.

B-14586-A Break It Down

Br 6763, 6912, 01812, A-9555, A-500399, 4929 (Italian)

B-14587-A Juba

Br 6763, A-9555, A-500399

B-14588- How Am I To Know?

Br unissued

Natoli and Bonacio omitted; Mischa Russell, vn, added. New York, February 23, 1934.

TO-1382 China Boy

Br equipment test

B-14848-A China Boy

Br 6912, 01812, A-9596, A-500423, 4929, Col DO-1253

B-14849-A Emaline - vJT

Br 6788, 01767, A-9594, A-500424, Col DO-1253

B-14850-A In A Mist

Br 6997, 01979, A-9596, A-500423

B-14851-A 'Long About Midnight - vJT

Br 6788, 01767, A-9594, A-500424

Frank Trumbauer, Cm, as dir: Nat Natoli, Bunny Berigan, t / Glenn Miller, tb / Artie Shaw­, cl, as / Jack Shore, as / Larry Binyon, ts / Roy Bargy, p / Lionel Hall, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Jack Williams, d / Dick Robertson, v. New York, November 20, 1934.

86219-1 Blue Moon - vDR

Vic 24812, HMV BD-119, GW-1098, K-7454

86220-1 Plantation Moods

Vic 24834, JA-975, HMV 80-158, X-4454

86221-1 Down 'T Uncle Bill's - vDR-FT

Vic 24812, HMV BD-119, EA-1459, GW-1098

86222-1 Troubled

Vic 24834, HMV BD-158, X-4454, Decatur 512

Martell Pettiford, bj, g, kazoo, speech / Herman Brown, wb, k, bicycle horn, speech, v / Carl Reid, jug, jazzhorn. Chicago, June 11, 1928.

20652-3 Washboard Rag - spMP-HB

Pm 12682

20653-1 Lady Quit Her Husband Onexpectinly [sic] - vTAD

Pm 12682

Pm 12671

Chicago, June 13, 1928.

20671-2 San

Pm 12671

NOTE: The exact date of this session is according to Carl Reid, who also claimed that untraced matrices 20669 and 20670 were unissued recordings by this group.

BESSIE TUCKER

Vocal, acc. by K. D. Johnson, p. Memphis, August 29, 1928.

45436-2 Bessie's Moan

Vic V-38526, JCl 514

45437-1-2 The Dummy

Vic 21708

45440-1 Fort Worth And Denver Blues

Vic 21708

45440-2 Fort Worth And Denver Blues

X LVA-3016, HMV 7EG-8085 (LP / EP)

45441-2 Penitentiary

Vic V-38526, JCl 514

45444-1 Fryin' Pan Skillet Blues

45444-2 Fryin' Pan Skillet Blues

Vic V-38018

45445-1 My Man Has Quit Me

Vic 21692

NOTE: Matrices 45438 / 45439 and 45442 / 45443 are all by Ida May Mack.

Memphis, August 30, 1928.

45448-1 Got Cut All To Pieces

45448-2 Got Cut All To Pieces

Vic V-38018

45449-2 Black Name Moan

Vic 21692

Acc. by K. D. Johnson, p / Bo Jones or Carl Davis, g, with bb*; the vocal chorus prob­ably consists of the accompanists. Dallas, August 10, 1929.

55328-1 *Better Boot That Thing - vch

Vic V-38542

55329-2 *Katy Blues

Vic V-38542

55330-1 Mean Old Jack Stropper Blues

Vic V-38538

55331-1 Old Black Mary

Vic V-38538

Dallas, October 17, 1929.

56404-2 Key To The Bushes Blues

Vic 23385, BB B-5218, Sr S-3208

56405-1 Bogy [sic] Man Blues

Vic 23385, BB B-5218, Sr S-3208

56406-1 Mean Old Master

Vic 23392

56407-1-2 Pick On Me Blues

Vic unissued

Dallas, October 21, 1929.

56447-1-2 Whistling Woman Blues

Document DLP-556 (LP)

56448-2 T. B. Moan

Vic 23392

GEORGE TUCKER AND HIS NOVELTY BAND

Pseudonym on Champion for Lawrence Welk and his Orchestra, q.v.

The following sides by this vaudeville and musical comedy great are of jazz interest for the accompanying artists; Sophie Tucker does not sing on the first two titles.

SOPHIE TUCKER'S FIVE KINGS OF SYNCOPATION: Eddie Richmond, c / Bobby Jones, as / Irving Rothschild,
vn / Julius Berken, vc / Jules Buffano, p / Danny Alvin, d / Al Beilan, v. New York, c. March, 1921.

Don't You Throw Me Down - vAB

Arto 9065

Wait Until You See My Madeline

Arto 9065

SOPHIE TUCKER: Vocal, acc. by her Five Kings of Jazz: Irving Solow, c / Al Levine, as / Irving Roths­child, vn / George Coon, p / Danny Alvin, d. New York, c. February 23, 1922.

70499-A Jig Walk

OK 4590

OK 4565

70505-A Bluebird, Where Are You?

OK 4617

New York, c. March 2, 1922.

OK 4565

70564-A Pick Me Up And Lay Me Down In Dear Old Dixieland

OK 4590

70565-A Complainin' (It's Human Nature To Complain)

OK 4617

Acc. by the Arcadia Peacock Orchestra of St. Louis: Bob Pope, t / Tommy Moore, tb / Bud Hassler, cl / Jules Schneider, ts / Ted Shapiro, p / Porter Brown, bj / Chick Harvey, bb. St. Louis,January, 1924.

8514-B I've Got A Cross-Eyed Papa (But He Looks Straight To Me)

OK 40068, Par E-5429, E-5430

8515-B Hula Lou

OK 40068, 40129, 14083, Par E-5429

Evidently at this point, Sophie Tucker made some records in Chicago accompanied by Muggsy Spanier, c, and Volly de Faut, cl, and members of the Benson Orchestra of Chicago. Both musicians recalled the date independently, but nothing was ever issued from it, apparently. Okeh was recording extensively in Chicago just prior to the St. Louis date above, and Muggsy Spanier and Volly de Faut recorded just a month later with the Bucktown Five, q.v.

Featured vocalist with Ted Lewis and His Band: Ted Lewis, cl, as, dir: Walter Kahn, Dave Klein, c / George Brunies, tb / Maurice Aten, bj / Frank Ross, p / Sol Shapiro, vn / Harry Barth, bb / John Lucas, d. Chicago, November 23, 1926.

142955-2 Some Of These Days

Col 826-D, 3169-D, 36300, 4269, FB-2812

Acc. by Miff Mole's Molers: Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Ted Shapiro, p / Eddie Lang, g / Joe Tarto, bb / Vic Berton, d. New York, April 11, 1927.

80716-B After You've Gone

OK 40837, Par R-3353, A-2588, A-4568, Od 165138, 04099

80717-C I Ain't Got Nobody

OK 40837, Par R-3353, A-2588, A-4568, E-5483 (Japanese), Od 165138, 04099

New York, April 15, 1927.

80737-B One Sweet Letter From You (One Sweet Letter From Home*)

OK 40813, Par R-3342*, A-2219, A-4569, Od 165137, A-189053, 04100

80738-A Fifty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong

OK 40813, Par R-3342*, A-2219, A-4569, Od 165137, A-189053, 04100

Acc. by Leonard Joy dir. unknown black band: c / tb / cl / 2 p / hj / bb / d. New York, July 10, 1929.

55602-2 Some Of These Days

Vic 22049, BB B-6835, HMV B-3720, EA-744