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

The 1916–1920 recordings by this group are not jazz in any sense, although some are of mild interest as examples of ragtime-inflected treatments of the popular tunes of the day. The following are later recordings by members of the group and are of unknown jazz interest.

A. Haston, A. Tuck, W. Vesey, v trio, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, June 17, 1926.

E-3247 / 48 / 49 Chicken Rag

Br unissued

E-3250 / 51 / 52 Papa-De-Da-Da

Br unissued

VICKSBURG BLOWERS

Vance Dixon, cl, as / p / bj. Chicago, March 39, 1927.

12673 Monte Carlo Joys

Gnt 6089, BP 8010, Ch 15285

12673-A Monte Carlo Joys

GS 40108

GS 40111

Gnt 6089, BP 8010, Ch 15266, Pm 12783*

NOTE: Black Patti 8010 as DIXON'S CHICAGO SERENADERS; Champion 15266 and 15285 as GALVESTON SERENADERS; Paramount 12783 as JOE'S HOT BABIES.

VICKSBURG TEN

Pseudonym on Champion 15477 for the Berlyn Baylor Orchestra, q.v.

This body is a contestant for least likely candidate to appear in a jazz discography. However, the following side features a hot trumpet soloist. Those identified in the Victor ledger are Belle Mann, Edna Kellogg, sopranos / Lewis James, Jack Parker, tenors / Elliott Shaw, baritone / Wilfred Glenn, bass; acc. by Nat Shilkret dir: Del Staigers, t / Chuck Campbell­ Tommy Dowd, tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as, stg / Larry Abbott, Sammy Feinsmith, cl, as / Maurice Pierce, cl, ts / Lou Raderman, Murray Kellner, Benny Posner, vn / Milt Rettenberg, Jack Shilkret, p / John Cali or Dick Maffei, bj / Jack Pierce, bb / Al Armer, sb / William Dorn, Joe Green, d. New York, June 28, 1929.

51687-5 Follow Through - Vocal Gems (intro: Button Up Your Overcoat - vBM&ch / My Lucky Star - vLJ / I Want To Be Bad - vBM / You Wouldn't Fool Me, Would You? - vEK&ch)

Vic 35970, HMV C-1780, EB-44

Pseudonym on Victory for Jay Wilbur and his Orchestra, q.v.

Vocal, acc. by Bobby Lee and his Imperial Six: Bobby Lee, p, dir: t / tb / cl / as / bj / bb. Long Island City, NY, c. May, 1922.

Fowler Twist

BS 14115, Pm 12132

Pseudonym on Victor 24084 for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:

Conqueror 7245 Dream Train (Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra)

7401 Moanin' Low (Irving Mills and his Orchestra)

Pseudonym on Phoenix 087 for Fred van Eps, q.v.

Pseudonym on Australian Worth 7048 (I'M JUST WONDERIN' WHO) for Irving Mills and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle for Lou Gold and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Beltona for the following items listed in this book:­

161 Runnin' Wild (The Southland Six)

306 Ivy (Cling To Me) (The Southland Six)

This unit from the Paul Whiteman orchestra served as a sort of house jazz band for Victor in the early 1920s. See also Belle Baker, Frank Crumit, Vernon Dalhart, Jane Green, Wendell Hall, Billy Murray, Isabella Patricola, Georgie Price, Gertrude Saunders, and Aileen Stanley for vocal sides accompanied by this group.

Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, dir: Henry Busse, c / Sam Lewis, tb / Hale Byers, as, f / Don Clark, cl­, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Mike Pingitore, bj / Jack Barsby, bb / Harold MacDonald, d. (The Victor files show no drummer, but the occasional cymbal crashes and chimes may have been played by Eddie King, the musical director for Victor at the time). New York, March 9, 1922.

26240-3 Lonesome Mama Blues

Vic 18895

26241-1-2-3-4-5 My Honey's Lovin' Arms

Vic unissued

Clark omitted. New York, March 22, 1922.

26241-6 My Honey's Lovin' Arms

Vic 18881

26266-4 Memphis Blues

Vic 18895

26267 3 Cuddle Up Blues

Vic 18881

New York, June 2, 1922.

26606-5 Nobody Lied (When They Said That I Cried Over You)

Vic 18913, HMV B-1421, Zon 3463

26607-4 The Yankee Doodle Blues

Vic 18913, HMV B-1421, Zon 3463

Sleepy Hall, bj, replaces Pingitore. New York, June 30, 1922.

26658-3 Send Back My Honeyman

Vic 18920, HMV B-1555

26659-1-2-3-4-5 Why Should I Cry Over You?

Vic unissued

New York, July 18, 1922.

26659-9 Why Should I Cry Over You?

Vic 18933, HMV K-1726, Zon 3466

26696-3 Blue

Vic 18933, HMV B-1408, K-1726, Zon 3495

New York, August 31, 1922.

26744-1-2-3-4 My Dixie

Vic unissued

26745-2 Early In The Morning Blues

Vic 18946

New York, October 2, 1922.

26917-3 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate

Vic 18965, HMV B-1459, Zon 3538

26918-1-2-3-4 Gee! But I Hate To Go Home Alone

Vic unissued

New York, October 5, 1922.

26918-7 Gee! But I Hate To Go Home Alone

Vic 18965, Zon 3538

Tommy Gott, c, added. New York, October 16, 1922.

26963-2 Kiss Mama, Kiss Papa

Vic 18978, HMV B-1520, K-1767

26964-4 Rose Of The Rio Grande

Vic 19001, HMV B-1592, K-2099, Zon 3531

George Tjordy, vn, added. New York, October 24, 1922.

26993-2 Choo-Choo Blues

Vic 18978, HMV B-1555, K-1767, Zon 3496

Tjordy omitted. New York, November 17, 1922.

27160-4 Teddy Bear Blues

Vic 18992, HMV B-1558

27161-5 Where The Bamboo Babies Grow

Vic 18986, Zon 3502

New York, December 1, 1922.

27197-4 That Da Da Strain (intro: I've Got To Cool My Doggies Now)

Vic 19018

27198-3 Who Did You Fool After All?

Vic 19001, Zon 3531

New York, December 20, 1922.

27247-1- Bees Knees

Vic 19000, HMV B-1592, Zon 3536

New York, January 23, 1923.

27424-1-2-3 He May Be Your Man

Vic unissued

27425-3 Aggravatin' Papa (Don't You Try To Two-Time Me)

Vic 19021, HMV B-1638, AM-83

Eddie King, d, replaces McDonald. New York, February 1, 1923.

27424-5 He May Be Your Man

Vic 19018

27446-3 Aunt Hagar's Blues

Vic 19021, HMV B-1538, AM-83, K-2135

King omitted. New York, February 20, 1923.

27608-1-2-3-4 You Said Something When You Said Dixie

Vic unissued

27609-2 Farewell Blues

Vic 19032, HMV B-1648, AM-82, Zon 3548

New York, February 26, 1923.

27608-7 You Said Something When You Said Dixie

Vic 19048

27622-4 Apple Sauce

Vic 19032, HMV B-1648, AM-82, Zon 3548

New York, March 2, 1923.

27636-4 You Know You Belong To Somebody Else (So Why Don't You Leave Me Alone)

Vic 19040, HMV B-1863, Zon 3560

27637-1-2-3-4-5 Maxie Jones (King Of The Saxophones)

Vic unissued

27638-4 Whoa, Tillie! Take Your Time

Vic 19040

New York, September 6, 1923.

28535-4 The House Of David Blues

Vic 19140, Zon 3629

Roy Maxon, tb, replaces Lewis. New York, September 25, 1923.

28592-4 Down South Blues

Vic 19175

Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, dir: Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Roy Maxon, tb / Hale Byers, cl­, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Jack Barsby, bb / Mike Pingitore, bj / Harold MacDonald, d. New York, November 7, 1923.

28913-1-2-3 Home Town Blues

Vic unissued

28914-1-2-3-4 Melancholy

Vic unissued

Eddie King, d, dir: Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Roy Maxon, tb / Hale Byers, cl­, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Jack Barsby, bb. New York, December 21, 1923.

28913-4-5-6-7 Home Town Blues

Vic unissued

Eddie King, d, dir: Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Roy Maxon, tb / Hale Byers, cl­, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Mario Perry, pac / Jack Barsby, bb. Same as for 28913 / 29155, plus Mario Perry, pac*; Billy Murray, Ed Smalle, v. New York, December 31, 1923.

29167-4 *Hurdy-Gurdy Blues (Hurdy-Gurdy Man*)

Vic 19241, HMV B-1794*

New York, January 24, 1924.

29349-1-2-3-4 Irish Blues

Vic unissued

29350-2 If You'll Come Back

Vic 19264

New York, February 5, 1924.

29379-2 Mindin' My Bus'ness

Vic 19269

29380-4 I've Got A Cross-Eyed Papa (But He Looks Straight To Me)

Vic 19269

Jim Cassidy, tb, replaces Maxon; George Marsh, d, replaces King. New York, March 10, 1924.

29594-3-4 Scissor Grinder Joe

Vic 19292, HMV B-1832

Eddie King, d, dir: Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Roy Maxon, Jim Cassidy, tb / Ross Gorman­, cl, as / Charles Strickfaden, cl, as, bar / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Mike Pingitore, bj / Al Armer or Carl Wagner, bb. New York, April 30, 1924.

29953-3 Shine

Vic 19334, HMV B-1850

Nat Shilkret dir. same personnel, plus George Marsh, d. New York, July 9, 1924.

30371-2 Superstitious Blues

Vic 19419

30372-2 Sioux City Sue

Vic 19439

Three years elapsed before any further records appeared under this name, and then, for a further year only, came the following by the Victor house band using this name:

Nat Shilkret dir: Mike Mosiello, Del Staigers, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Sammy Feinsmith­, Larry Abbott, cl, as / Maurice Pierce, cl, ts / Lou Raderman, Murray Kellner, Benny Posner­, vn / Abe Borodkin, vc / Milt Rettenberg, Jack Shilkret, p / John Cali or Dick Maffei, bj / Andy Sannella, stg / Jack Pierce, bb / Joe Green, d. New York, July 14, 1927.

39659-1 Nothing Could Be Sweeter

Vic 20837 HMV B-5431, AM-857

NOTE: HMV B-5431 and AM-857 as NAT SHILKRET AND HIS ORCHESTRA which is, of course, the true identity of this group.

Andy Sannella, cl, as, added, switching from stg; Franklyn Baur, v. New York, July 21, 1927.

39689-1 It's A Million To One You're In Love - vFB

Vic 20837, HMV B-5365, AM-857, EA-243

Max Farley, cl, as, f, replaces Abbott; ? Peter Eisenberg, vn / ? William Dorn, d, added; Lewis James, v. New York, November 25, 1927.

41107-1 Did You Mean It?- vLJ

Vic 21105, HMV B-5435, EA-292

? Harry Shilkret, t, added; 3 vn only; Harry Reser, bj, replaces Cali or Maffei; Al Armer, sb, added. New York, ­December 29, 1927.

41285-3 In The Sing-Song Sycamore Tree - vLJ

Vic 21219, HMV EA-320

4 vn used; S. Pasternack, vl / Charlie Magnante, pac, added; Pierce, bb, omitted; Scrappy Lambert, Billy Hillpot, v. New York, January 5, 1928.

41520-1-2-3-4 After My Laughter Came Tears - vSL-BH

Vic unissued

41521-1-2-3 Away Down South In Heaven - vSL

Vic unissued

Unknown g added (probably Andy Sannella or Harry Reser). New York, January 26, 1928.

41520-6 After My Laughter Came Tears - vSL-BH

Vic 21219, HMV B-5460, EA-320

41521-5 Away Down South In Heaven - vSL

Vic 21228, HMV B-5460, EA-327

Leonard Joy dir. probably: Mike Mosiello, Del Staigers or Harry Shilkret, Tommy Gott, t / Chuck Campbell, Tommy Dowd, tb / Andy Sannella, Sammy Feinsmith, cl, as / Maurice Pierce­, cl, ts / Milt Rettenberg, p / John Cali, bj / Jack Pierce, bb / Al Armer, sb / Joe Green, d. New York, June 8, 1928.

45572-3 Low Down

Vic 21680

VIRGINIA VARSITY BOYS

Pseudonym on Guardsman 1087 (ROSE OF SPAIN) for Ray Miller's Black and White Melody Boys, q.v.

See Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra.

Pseudonym on Guardsman for Edna Hicks, q.v.

Pseudonym on Ariel 4637 (I DON'T MIND WALKING IN THE RAIN) for the Mariners, q.v.

Of the five titles issued on Brunswick under this name, the following is of considerable interest as hot dance music.

Harry Reser, bj, dir: probably: Earl Oliver, Tommy Gott, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Larry Abbott­, cl, ss, as / Norman Yorke, cl, ts / Murray Kellner, vn / Bill Wirges, p / ? Joe Tarto, bb / Tom Stacks, d / Al Bernard, Frank Kamplain, v.

New York, January 27, 1926.

E-17694 Blinky Moon Bay - vAB-FK

Br 3077*

Several early records made under Don Voorhees's direction hold mild interest as hot dance music. Although much of his pre-1929 output is shown here, it should be noted that not all titles listed are of equal quality.

DON VOORHEES AND HIS EARL CARROLL VANITIES ORCHESTRA: Don Voorhees dir. Mike Mosiello, Leo McConville, t / Miff Mole, tb / Bill Trone, mel / Phil Gleason, Fred Morrow, cl­, ss, as / Paul Cartwright, cl, ss, ts / Joe Raymond, vn when used / p / Dick McDonough, bj, g / Jack Hansen, bb / Vic Berton, d / Harold Yates, v. New York, September 26, 1926.

142663-3 Climbing Up The Ladder Of Love - vHY

Col 765-D

142664-3 Hugs And Kisses - vHY

Col 765-D

Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, October 15, 1926.

11249 Just One More Kiss - vSL

Ed 51855

Ed 51855, Amb 5253

Arthur Hart (a pseudonym?), v. New York, November 15, 1926.

11301 Just A Bird's-Eye View Of My Old Kentucky Home (intro: The Little White House)

Ed unissued

11303 Somebody's Eyes - vAH

Ed unissued

New York, November 29, 1926.

11303 Somebody's Eyes - vAH

Ed 51888

Ed 51890

DON VOORHEES AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As above; Herb Hobbs, v. New York, c. December 7, 1926.

107259 Some Day

PA 36567, 11380, Per 14748

107260 Who Do You Love?- vHH

PA 36594, Per 14775

107261 The Sphinx

PA 36567, 11380, Per 14748

107262 Somebody's Eyes - vHH

PA 36594, Per 14775

Red Nichols, t, replaces Mosiello; Cooper Lawley, v. New York, January 17, 1927.

11442 Who Do You Love?- vHY

Ed 51919

Ed 51927

Ed 51919, Amb 5299

DON VOORHEES AND HIS EARL CARROLL VANITIES ORCHESTRA: Don Voorhees dir. Red Nichols, Leo McConville, t / Miff Mole, tb / Bill Trone, mel / Phil Gleason, Fred Morrow, cl, ss, as / Paul Cartwright, cl, ss, ts / Joe Raymond, vn when used / p / Dick McDonough, bj, g / Jack Hansen, bb / Vic Berton, d / Charles Kaley, Harold (Hal) Yates, v. New York, January 24, 1927.

143346-2 Who Do You Love? - vCK

Col 881-D, 0635

143347-2 Muddy Water (A Mississippi Moan) - vCK

Col 881-D, 0635

New York, February 28, 1927.

11541 Never Without You - vHY

Ed 51963

Ed 51963

Ed 51962

2378-A-B-C Calling

Cam unissued

2379-A-B-C That's My Hap-Hap-Happiness

Cam unissued

2380-C Pardon The Glove

Cam 1134, Ro 369

NOTE: Romeo as ROY KING AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

New York, March 21, 1927.

143696-1-2-3-4 The Same Old Moon - vCK

Col unissued

143697-2 Dancing The Devil Away - vCK

Col 954-D

William Grant Still, a. New York, March 31, 1927.

143696-7 The Same Old Moon - vCK

Col 990-D

143730-2 Fantasy on St. Louis Blues, Pt. 1 - aWGS

Col 1078-D

143731-3 Fantasy on St. Louis Blues, Pt. 2 - aWGS

Col 1078-D

Vaughn de Leath, J. Donald Parker, v. New York, April 11, 1927.

11640 Dancing The Devil Away - vVdeL

Ed 51999

11641 I'll Always Remember You - vVdeL

Ed 51997

11642 The Same Old Moon - vJDP

Ed 51999

New York, April 20, 1927.

2378-F Calling

Cam 1146

2379-F That's My Hap-Hap-Happiness

Cam 1146

Cam 1169

NOTE: Cameo 1146 and 1169 as LARRY MURPHY AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

Unknown t replaces Nichols. New York, May 16, 1927.

11699 Room For Two - vHY

Ed 52024

Ed unissued

11701 With Someone Like You

Ed 52024

11780 Show Me That Kind Of A Girl

Ed 52070

11781 Oh! Doris, Where Do You Live?- vAF

Ed 52072

11782 Two Little Pretty Birds

Ed 52070

DON VOORHEES AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As above, but Lennie Hayton, p, cel, replaces the un­known; Irving Kaufman (as VINCENT VAN TUYL), v. New York, September 6, 1927.

144629-2 Soliloquy

Col 1129-D, 4682, 0981, J-356

144630-3 Highways Are Happy Ways - vIK

Col 1124-D, 4683, J-354

NOTE: Columbia 0889 as DENZA DANCE BAND; 1131-D, 4873 as IDEAL SERENADERS.

Irving Kaufman (as BILLY DAY), v. New York, September 7, 1927.

144634-3 Dawning - vIK

Col 1131-D, 4873, 0889, J-359

144635-1-2-3 Say It With A Red, Red Rose - vIK

Col unissued

144636-3 Rain - vIK

Col 1126-D, 4684, CS-8, J-355

144637-3 When The Morning Glories Wake Up In The Morning (Then I'll Kiss Your Two Lips Goodnight) - vIK

Col 1124-D, 4683, J-354

New York, September 8, 1927.

144646-1-2-3 Lolita - vNC

Col unissued

Lewis James, v. New York, September 9, 1927.

144651-3 My Blue Heaven - vLJ

Col 1129-D, 4684, 0836, J-356

144652-2 A Shady Tree - vLJ

Col 1131-D, 0889, J-357

NOTE: Columbia 1131-D as IDEAL SERENADERS; 0836, 0889 as DENZA DANCE BAND.

Irving Kaufman (as FRANK HARRIS), v. New York, September 10, 1927.

144641-2 Baby's Blue - vIK

Col 1123-D, 4682, 0981, CS-8, J-353

144642-3 Clementine (From New Orleans) - vIK

Col 1180-D

Vaughn de Leath, Wilfred Glenn, v. New York, January 7, 1928.

145485-3 Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man - vVdeL

Col 1284-D, 4901, 01046

145486-3 Ol' Man River - vWG

Col 1284-D, 4901, 01046

VICTOR VORZANGER AND HIS BROADWAY BAND

Among the number of sides recorded by this unit for Aco and Scala, the following are of unusual interest, in that they must rank as the first records to be issued by a racially mixed jazz band. (The cornet, trombone, and drums are played by black American musicians, the others being white Europeans). There may be other titles of equal merit as jazz, albeit somewhat crude.

Victor Vorzanger, vn, dir: "Horns-in-F" Warne, c / Ellis Jackson, tb, v / __ Richardson, as / Horace Ainsley, p / Mark Sheridan, bj / Al Young, d, v. London, July, 1922.

CH-1107 Yoo-Hoo - vAY

Sc 536

CH-1108 Sally

NOTE: Coliseum 1486 as VORZANGER'S BAND.

London, August, 1922.

CH-1120 Tell Her At Twilight

Sc 538

CH-1121 Roaming - vAY

CH-1123 Dapper Dan - vEJ-AY

Sc 539

CH-1124 Stumbling

CH-1126 Cutting The Cake (A Wedding Fox Trot)

Sc 540

CH-1127 You Can't Sting A Nigger In The Same Place Twice - vEJ

CH-1128 Vamping Rose - vAY

Sc 539

CH-1129 Buzz Mirandy

NOTE: Matrix CH-1122 is untraced; matrix 1125 is a waltz, of no jazz interest.

THE BROADWAY BAND: As above. London, September, 1922.

CH-1141 Ilo

Sc unissued

CH-1142 I'm Getting Better Every Day

Sc 558

CH-1145 I Want Some Money

CH-1146 Goodbye, Shanghai

Sc 548

CH-1148 Ty-Tee

NOTE: Scala 548 as "CAIRO" RAMBLERS. Matrices CH-1143, 1144, and 1147 are untraced. Sample pressings of matrices CH-1129 and CH-1141 exist, both bearing the inked date September 22, 1922, which though not the

THE BROADWAY BAND: Victor Vorzanger, vn, dir: "Horns-in-F" Warne, c / Ellis Jackson, tb / Nat Star, as / Horace Ainsley, p / Mark Sheridan, bj / Al Young, d, v. London, c. December, 1922.

C-5385 Caravan

Aco G-15127, Bel 111, Gmn 1234

C-5386 My Sweet Hortense - vAY

Aco G-15128, Bel 111, Gmn 1234, Sc 576

NOTE: Beltona 111 as AVENUE DANCE ORCHESTRA; Scala 576 as JAGGERS ELITE ORCHESTRA..

London, c. February, 1923.

C-5438 Swanee Bluebird

Aco G-15176

C-5439 Hot Lips

Aco G-15162, Bel 133

NOTE: Beltona 133 as AVENUE DANCE ORCHESTRA.

THE FAMOUS BROADWAY BAND: Same. London, c. April 1, 1923.

C-5568 Oogie-Oogie-Wa-Wa - vAY

Aco C-15179

C-5569 All Muddled Up

Aco G-15176, Mto S-1308

C-5570 Oh! Star Of Eve

Aco G-15195

C-5571 Little Rover - vAY

Aco G-15179

NOTE: Meloto as MELOTO DANCE ORCHESTRA.

The name VORZANGER'S BAND was also a pseudonym on Scala for the following items listed in this book:

615 Loose Feet (Original Memphis Five)

629 Runnin' Wild (The Southland Six)

Red Nichols, t, a, dir: Manny Klein, t / Miff Mole, tb / Arnold Brilhart,? Jimmy Crossan, cl, as / Fud Livingston, cl,

E-28194-B Get Out And Get Under The Moon- vDR

Duo D-4024

E-28195-A That's My Weakness Now - vDR-CS

Duo D-4001

New York, September 12, 1928.

E-28199-B My Ohio Home - vSL

Duo D-4005

E-28200-B My Pet - vSL

Duo D-4012

Carl Kress, g, replaces Botkin; Chauncey Morehouse, d, replaces Krupa; Phil Baker­, Eddy Thomas (as TOM EDWARDS), v. New York, September 14, 1928.

E-28220-B Chloe - vPB

Duo D-4006

E-28221-B Ready For The River - vPB

Duo D-4008

E-28222-A Sweet Sue, Just You - vPB

Duo D-4009

New York, September 18, 1928

E-28225-B She's A Great, Great Girl - vET

Duo D-4007

E-28226-B Because My Baby Don't Mean "Maybe" Now - vET

Duo D-4003

E-28227-A Oh! Baby - vET

Bwy LP-103, JA 21 (LPs)

NOTE: Matrices E-28223 / E-28224 are by Ben Bernie's Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra (no jazz interest) on the same date.

Louis Metcalf, c / J. C. Johnson, p / Bernard Addison, g. New York, March, 1929.

3382-A Hoppin' 'Round

GG / Rx 1711, Sr 33009

3383-A-B Lone Western Blues

GG / Rx 1714, Rx 7039, VD 77039

3384-A-B Coal Black Blues

GG / Rx 1710, Rx 7039, VD 77039

NOTE: Radiex 1710 is anonymous; Sunrise 33009 as DIXIE REVELERS; Van Dyke 77039 as MISSISSIPPI TRIO.

See also NOVELTY BLUE BOYS for other sides issued as by the Wabash Trio; still others are of no known interest as jazz.

JIMMY WADE

WADE'S MOULIN ROUGE ORCHESTRA: Jimmy Wade, c, dir: William Dover, tb / Arnett Nelson, cl­, as / Vernon Roulette, cl, ts / Eddie South, vn / Teddy Weatherford, p / Louis "Buddy" Gross, bb / Edwin Jackson, d. Chicago, December, 1923.

1620-1-2 Someday Sweetheart

Pm 20295, Hg 893, Pur 11295

1621-1-2 Mobile Blues

Pm 20295, Hg 893, Pur 11295

NOTE: Paramount 20295 as WADE'S MOULIN ROUGH ORCHESTRA.

WADE'S MOULIN ROUGE ORCHESTRA: Jimmy Wade, t / William Dover, tb / Arnett Nelson, cl, as / Vernon Roulette, cl, ts / Eddie South, vn / Teddy Weatherford, p / Louis "Buddy" Gross, bb / Edwin Jackson, d. Chicago, February, 1924.

1686-1 You've Got Ways I'm Crazy About

Pm 20301, Emb / Mit / Pur / Tri 11363

NOTE: Paramount 20301 as AL SIEGEL'S ORCHESTRA; the reverse side, also credited thus, really is by Al Siegel's Orchestra, q.v.

JIMMY WADE'S CLUB ALABAM ORCHESTRA: Same, but Roulette and South omitted, Antonia Spaulding, p,

GEX-571 All That I Had Is Gone - vPB

Gnt 6105, BP 8019, Ch 15266

GEX-572 Original Black Bottom Dance - vPB

Gnt 6105, BP 8019, Ch 15263

NOTE: Champion 15263 and 15266 as HARVEY HOFFMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

JIMMY WADE AND HIS DIXIELANDERS: Jimmy Wade, c, dir: Punch Miller, c, v / Charles Lawson­, tb / ? Arnett Nelson and another, cl, as / ts / Alex Hill, p, a / Charles Jackson or Stanley Wilson, bj / bb / Cliff Jones, d, k. Chicago, October 10, 1928.

C-2428-A-B Mississippi Wobble

Voc 1236

C-2429-A Gates Blues - vPM

Voc 1236, V-1029, Br 80041