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Pseudonym on Silvertone for Anna Lee Chisholm, q.v.

Instrumentation and personnel unknown, but probably a Bob Haring, q.v. New York, c. May, 1927.

Four Or Five Times

Cam 1154, Re 384

NOTE: Cameo 1154 as THE WESTERN WANDERERS. This title is listed under the name on the subsidiary label rather than the parent label, as it is less obviously a pseud­onym. Romeo 384 bears the false number 246-A.

EDDIE WALTERS' DANCE BAND

Pseudonym on Plaza P-374 (RAINBOW BLUES) for Oscar Rabin and his Romany Band, q.v., and for other titles on the same label by this and probably other bands, of no known interest as jazz.

The following titles by this pop singer and band vocalist are of interest for their accompaniments.

Vocal, acc. by p / ? Andy Sannella, g / own u. New York, March 12, 1929.

148031-2 Makin' Whoopee

Col 1763-D, 5554

148057-1 I'm Ka-razy For You

Col 1763-D, 5554

Acc. by ? Mike Mosiello, t / Andy Sannella, cl / ? Ben Selvin, vn / ? Rube Bloom, p. New York, September 6, 1929.

148982-3 Little By Little

Col 1969-D

158983-3 Collegiate Sam

Col 1969-D

Acc. by Tommy Dorsey, t / Charlie Butterfield, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Adrian Rollini­, bsx / Frank Signorelli, p / Carl Kress, g / own u / Stan King, d. New York, February 27, 1930.

150030-3 'Leven-Thirty Saturday Night

Col 2137-D, DB-151

150031-3 Me And The Girl Next Door

Col 2137-D, DB-169, J-901

Acc. by Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Frank Signorelli, p / Eddie Lang, g / own u /

New York, May 20, 1930.

150515-3 It Must Be Love

Col 2232-D, DB-273

Acc. by Manny Klein, t / Frank Signorelli, p / Eddie Lang, g / own u / Joe Tarto, sb / Stan King, d. New York, June 10, 1930.

150581-3 I Love You So Much

Col 2232-D, DB-273, Re G-20803

Acc. by ? Bob Effros or ? Manny Klein, t / ? Frank Signorelli, p / Dick McDonough, g / sb. New York, September 12, 1930.

150800-3 (Since They're All Playing) Miniature Golf

Col 2290-D, J-1037

150801-2 Go Home And Tell Your Mother

Col 2290-D, J-1037

TOM WALTHAM ET SES "AD-LIBS" (ORCHESTRE DE L'ERMITAGE)

Tom Waltham, an Englishman who lived most of his professional life in France, is claimed by some historians to have employed ODJB trombonist Emile Christian. The following are listed here on the strength of that speculation although the jazz content of most is negligible. Subsequent issues that obviously do not include Christian, and novelty piano solos, are excluded as they have no jazz value.

Tom Waltham, p, pac dir: ? Max Neff, t / ? Emile Christian, tb / __ Mauborg, cl, as / Max Brun­, cl, ts / bj / bb / Bert Matthews, d. Paris, c. October, 1925.

BT-10-1 Naughty Melody

HMV K-3268

BT-11-2 Fooling

HMV K-3268

BT-13-2 C'est Bouche A Bouche

HMV K-3268

Vn added*. Paris, c. March, 1926.

N-7993 Un Bon Mouvement

PA X-6937, P 6937, Sal 446

N-7994 Mon Coeur

PA X-6937, P 6937, Sal 446

N-7995 Pour Danser Le Charleston

PA X-6938, P 6938, Sal 447

N-7996 *La Musique Grisante

PA X-6938, P 6938, Sal 447

Paris, c. Apri 1, 1926.

N-8030 Toujours I Love You

PA X-6953, P 6953, Sal 463

N-8032 Charleston Dolly

PA X-6952, P 6952, Sal 462

N-8033 Pour Vous, Mesdames

PA X-6953, P 6953, Sal 462

N-8034 Kiss-Ball

PA X-6952, P 6952, Sal 463

? Henry Parson, cl, ts, replaces Brun; Billy Williams, as added, also bsx (Williams or Mauborg db?). Paris, c. Apri 1, 1926.

BD-4016-2 Est, Ce Que Je To Memande?

HMV K-3248, K-5447

BD-4017-2 Raymond

HMV K-3248, K-5447

BD-4018-2 Quand On N'en A Pas

HMV K-3247

Pseudonym on Silvertone for Sodarisa Miller, q.v.

Pseudonym on Oriole for Buster Bailey, q.v.

Frank E. Ward, ts, dir: Sylvester Ahola, Eddie Brown, t / Eddie Foley, tb / Foster Morehouse­, as / Harry Baltimore,

133 The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else

Lin unissued

134 Lots O' Mama

Lin unissued

158-2 There's Yes! Yes! In Your Eyes

Lin unissued

NOTE: Although this session has been cited as taking place in Framingham, Massachusetts, that probably refers to the site of the Cameo Record Corporation's pressing plant, which also pressed Cameo's subsidiary Lincoln label; a studio is not known to have operated there. Despite the gaps in the matrix numbers (which are not in the standard Cameo matrix series for this time), Sylvester Ahola confirms all three sides were made on the same date, his first recording session.

2t / tb / 3-4 cl, ss, as, ts / p / g / bb / d / v trio. New York, c. November 19, 1928.

3476-C Traffic Jam

Cam 9026, Lin 3055, Ro 830

3477-A Scorchin' - v3

Cam 9026, Lin 3055, Ro 830

Hot Licks

Bell 585

The following by this unknown band is said to be of interest as hot dance music; other titles are non-jazz items.

Unknown t / tb / 2 as / ts / vn / p / bj / bb / d. New York, June 21, 1928.

170314-1 At Sundown

Ward's Trail Blazer W-110

OZIE WARE

Pseudonym on various labels for Ozie McPherson, q.v.

The following titles by this famous dance orchestra are known to contain solo work of some interest as jazz.

Fred Waring, v, dir: Nelson Keller, t / Jim Gilliland, tb / Fred Campbell, cl, as, bar, f / Si Sharp, as / Elton Cockerill, cl, ts / Bill Townsend, vn / Tom Waring, p, v / Fred Buck, bj / Jimmy Mullen, bb / Poley McClintock, d. Camden, NJ, October 16, 1923.

28665-5 Stack O'Lee Blues

Vic 19189, HMV B-1760

? George Culley, t, added. Camden, NJ, January 2, 1924.

29239-5 Dancin' Dan

Vic 19257, HMV B-1810

Camden, NJ, January 3, 1924.

29242-2 Oh Baby! (Don't Say "No," Say "Maybe")

Vic 19254, HMV B-1884, Zon 3724

Camden, NJ, March 26, 1924.

29694-5 Down Home Blues

Vic 19303

Camden, NJ, June 6, 1924.

30250-2 Just Hot!

Vic 19377, Zon 3777

Camden, NJ, December 10, 1924.

31258-1 Oh! Mabel

Vic 19533, HMV B-1984

3rd t / Clare Hanlon, tb, v / Frances Foster, Fred Culley, vn added; Will Morgan, cl, as, v / Earl Gardner, as, replace Sharp; Ed Radel, bb, replaces Mullen. New York, March 9, 1928.

43103-7 Collegiana - vFW-TW&ch

Vic 21307, HMV B-5483

One vn omitted. New York, March 28, 1928.

43187-3 Farewell Blues - vFW-0

Vic 21508

4th t / 3rd vn added. Camden, NJ, April 18, 1928.

28665-12 Stack O' Lee Blues

Vic 21508

4th t omitted. Camden, NJ, October 12, 1928.

46193-6 I'm Sorry, Sally - vCH

Vic 21755, HMV B-5587, EA-462

Charles Henderson and/or Frank W. Hower, p, replace Tom Waring. New York, December 14, 1928.

48406-5 Glorianna - vCH

Vic 21836, HMV B-5618

Stuart Churchill, t, as, x, replaces Culley; D. Wade Schlegel, t, replaces (or may even be) the 3rd t; 2vn only. New York, December 17, 1929.

58115-2 Hello Baby - vWM

Vic 22266

Frank Zullo, t, v / 2 t / Clare Hanlon, tb / 2 as / ts / bsx / p / g / Poley McClintock, d, v / Chick Bullock, v. New York, June 27, 1932.

73037-2 Old Yazoo - vFZ-O

Vic 24062

73039-2 The Old Man Of The Mountain - vCB-PM

Vic 24062

BUD WARNER AND HIS RED CAPS

Pseudonym on Bell 1174 for Henry Johnson's Boys, q.v.

Byron H. Warner, p, dir: Tom Brannon, Jack Cathcart (on 8376-B only), t / Don McIlvaine, tb / C. J. Buckner, Eli Pritchett, cl, as, ts, bar / Ralph Bennett, cl, as, vn, v / Bob Pittman, bj, v / Jim O'Neal, bb / M. C. "Shucks" Park, d,

8367-B Wonder If She's Lonely Too?

OK 4911, LAR A-4179

8368-A Lonesome Lovesick Got-To-Have-My-Daddy Blues

OK 4924

8369-A-B Mean Blues (Too Late Blues)

OK 4924

8376-B In A Tent

8378-A Eddie (Steady)

OK 4888, LAR A-4168

8379-A Dream Girl Of Pi K. A.

OK 4911, LAR A-4179

NOTE: Lindström A-4168 and A-4179 as WARNER'S SEVEN AGES. Matrix 8377 is untraced. A photograph of the band in The Talking Machine World of October 15, 1923, announcing some of the above records, shows its composition as t / 2 as / vn / p / bj / bb / d, but the records indicate a larger group, nearer the instrumentation above.

Atlanta, c. April 9, 1924.

8627-B Ace Of Spades

OK 40080, Od 03229

8628-A I'd Like To Be Your Sheik For Awhile

OK 40080, Od 03229

Atlanta, August 27, 1924.

8718-A Bessie Couldn't Help It - vJLR

OK 40198

OK 40198

8733-A Love Time

OK 40201

Atlanta, August 30, 1924.

8743-A Rock-A-Bye My Baby Blues (waltz)

OK 40201, Par E-5311

George MacMillan, bb, v, replaces O'Neal. Atlanta, January 28, 1925.

140286-2 When My Sugar Walks Down The Street

Col 305-D, Re G-8378

140287-1-2 The Blues Have Got Me

Col 336-D

NOTE: Regal G-8378 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Atlanta, January 30, 1925.

140302-2 Cheatin' On Me

Col 305-D

140303-1-2 One Stolen Kiss

Col unissued

Ralph Bennett assumes leadership; Ed Lally, p, replaces Warner; J. T. Bourne, t, v, added. Atlanta, September 30, 1925.

141068-2 Go Get 'Em, Caroline

Col 491-D

Atlanta, October 1, 1925.

141069-1-2 The Camel Walk

Col unissued

141070-1 Breakin' The Leg

Col 605-D

141071-1-2 Tweedle-Dee, Tweedle-Doo - vRS-GM-JTB

Col 491-D

George McCullough, cl, as, added. Atlanta, April 19, 1926.

142046-1 Hangin' Around

Col 752-D

142047-2 Who'd Be Blue?

Col 752-D

142048-1-2 When Spring Comes Peeping Through

Col unissued

142049-1-2-3 Betty - vRB

Col unissued

142050-2 You've Got Those "Wanna Go Back Again" Blues - vRB-BP

Col 656-D

142051-2 So Is Your Old Lady - vMCP&ch

Col 656-D , 4068

NOTE: Columbia 4068 as DENZA DANCE BAND.

THE SEVEN ACES: Ralph Bennett, cl, vn, v, dir: Tom Brannon, J. T. Bourne, t / Don McIlvaine­, tb / C. J. Buckner, George McCullough, Eli Pritchett, cl, as, ts, bar / Ed Lally, p / Bob Pitt­man, bj / George MacMillan, bb / M. C. "Shucks" Park, d, v / The Peabody Trio (Ralph Bennett, George MacMillan, J. T. Bourne), v. Atlanta, November 1, 1926.

143006-3 Who'll Be The One? - vP3

Col 863-D, J-206

143007-1 Don't Take That Black Bottom Away

Col 816-D, J-134

143008-3 Have You Forgotten? - vP3

Col 863-D, J-206

Atlanta, November 2, 1926.

143013-4 That's My Girl - vRB

Col 816-D, J-134

143014-1-2 Sweetie Pie - vMCP

Col unissued

143015-1-2-3 Never Without You - vRB

Col unissued

Atlanta, March 28, 1927.

143789-2 I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me - vRB

Col 1001-D, J-247

143791-2 That's My Hap-Hap-Happiness - vRB

Col 1046-D

143792-2 There's Everything Nice About You - vP3

Col 1001-D, 0818, J-247

NOTE: Columbia 0818 as DENZA DANCE BAND. Matrix 143790 is an unissued waltz.

Atlanta, March 29, 1927.

143793-3 When Jenny Does That Low Down Dance - vMCP

Col 1046-D

143794-1-2-3 Dream Girl Of Pi K. A. - vRB

Col unissued

Pseudonym on Oriole 1274 for Bob Fuller, q.v.

FIVE RHYTHM KINGS: k / p / g / wb / Jake Fenderson, Dallie Foster, v. Camden, NJ, April 2, 1931.

64084-1 Minnie The Moocher - vDF

Vic unissued

64085-2 Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone - vJF

Vic 23269, HMV B-4866

64086-1 Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone - vJF

Vic unissued

64087-1 Minnie The Moocher - vJF

Vic 23269

WASHBOARD RHYTHM KINGS* or THE RHYTHM KINGS**: t / as / p / bj / Teddy Bunn, g / wb / Buck Franklin, v. Camden, NJ, May 8, 1931.

69021-1 One More Time - vBF

69021-2 One More Time - vBF

Vic 23276**

69022-1 Walkin' My Baby Back Home - vBF

69022-2 Walkin' My Baby Back Home - vBF

Vic 23276**

69023-1 A Porter's Love Song To A Chambermaid - vBF

Vic 22719*, BB B-5042*, Sr S-3139*

69024-2 Every Man For Himself - vBF

Vic 22719*

THE RHYTHM KINGS: cl, as / p / bj / Teddy Bunn, g / wb / Buck Franklin, Jake Fenderson, The Melody Four, v. Camden, NJ, June 4, 1931.

68217-1 Please Tell Me - vJF

Vic LPM-10018 (LP)

68217-2 Please Tell Me - vJF

Vic 23283, BB 1829, B-5027, Sr S-3116, Zon EE-283

68218-1 You Rascal You (You Salty Dog) - vJF

Vic 23279

68219-2 Crooked World Blues - vBF

Vic 23310

68220-2 Call Of The Freaks - vM4

Vic 23279, BB 1848, B-5028, Sr S-3114, HMV B-4917, HE-2381, El EG-7790

68221-2 I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby - vM4

Vic 23289

68222-2 Because I'm Yours Sincerely - vM4

Vic 23289

NOTE: Vic 23310 as BUCK FRANKLIN, 23289 as THE MELODY FOUR.

Unknown cl, as / Eddie Miles, p, v / Steve Washington, bj, and / d, wb / Jake Fenderson, v. Camden, NJ, July 9, 1931.

68265-2 Star Dust - vEM

Vic 23285, Zon EE-284

68266-1 You Can't Stop Me From Loving You - vEM

Vic 23285

68266-2 You Can't Stop Me From Loving You - vJF

Vic 23285, Zon EE-284

68267-2 Boola Boo - vJF

Vic 23303, HMV K-6500, R-14629

68268-1 Boola Boo - vJF

Vic unissued

68269-1-2 Who Stole The Lock (Off The Hen House Door) - vJF

Vic unissued

68270-1 Who Stole The Lock (Off The Hen House Door) - vJF

Vic 23283, Zon EE-283

NOTE: Victor 23285 and Zonophone EE-284 as CHICAGO HOT FIVE.

Dave Page, t / Ben Smith, as / Carl Wade, ts / Eddie Miles, p, v / Steve Washington, bj, g / Jimmy Spencer, d, wb, v. Camden, NJ, September 23, 1931.

70529-1 Blues In My Heart - vEM

70530-1 Just One More Chance - vEM

Vic 23300

70531-1 Many Happy Returns Of The Day - vEM&ch

Vic 22814, BB B-8228

70532-1 Shoot 'Em - vJS&ch

Vic 22814, BB B-5062, Sr S-3147, HMV R-14695, GW-650

70533-1 Wake 'Em Up

Vic 23300, BB 1829, B-5027, Sr S-3116

70534-1 Georgia On My Mind - vEM

Vic 23301, BB B-6150

NOTE: Bluebird 1829, B-5027, and Sunrise S-3116 as GEORGIA WASHBOARD STOMPERS; Victor 23300 as CHICAGO HOT FIVE.

Dave Riddick, t / Jimmy Shine, as, v / Carl Wade, ts / Eddie Miles, p, v / Steve Washing­ton, bj / Jimmy Spencer, wb, v. Camden, NJ, March 1, 1932.

70596-1 Pepper Steak - vJShine

Vic 22958, BB B-5042, Sr S-3139, HMV B-4954, JK-2474

70597-1 If You Don't Love Me - vEM

Vic 23323

70598-1 You Can Depend On Me - vEM

Vic 23326

70599-1 All This World Is Made Of Glass - vJS

Vic 23337, BB B-5127, Sr S-3210

70600-1 Was That The Human Thing To Do? - vJS

Vic 23323

72001-1 Oh! What A Thrill - vEM

Vic 23326

NOTE: Victor 23326 as CHICAGO HOT FIVE.

Taft Jordan, t / Ben Smith, cl, as / Carl Wade, ts / Eddie Miles, p, v / Steve Washington, bj, v / Ghost Howell, sb, v / H. Smith, wb. Camden, NJ, July 6, 1932.

72691-1 Just Another Dream Of You - vEM

Vic 23348

72692-1 Depression Stomp - vSW

Vic 23357

72693-1 My Silent Love - vEM

Vic 23348

72694-1 Tiger Rag - vGH&ch

Vic 24059, JA-1011, BB B-6084, MW M-4892, HMV B-6289, AE-4227, JK-2011

72695-1 Hummin' To Myself - vSW

Vic 24065

72696-1 Holding My Honey's Hand - vSW

Vic 24065, HMV X-4085

NOTE: Montgomery Ward M-4892 as GEORGIA WASHBOARD STOMPERS.

Valaida Snow, t, replaces Jordan; Jerome Carrington, as / Bella Benson, Lavada Carter, v, added. New York, October 5, 1932.

12426-A Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia - vSW

Voc 1724, Br A-86014

12427-A It Don't Mean A Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing - vSW

Voc 1724, Br A-86014

12428-A I Would Do Anything For You - vLS

Voc 1734

12429-A Somebody Stole Gabriel's Horn - vLS

Voc 1725

12430-A Spider Crawl - vBB

Voc 1734

12431-A The Scat Song - vSW

Voc 1725

As for July 6, 1932; Bella Benson, v. Camden, NJ, October 18, 1932.

59030-1 If You Were Only Mine - vSW&ch

Vic 23367

59031-1 Ash Man Crawl - vBB

Vic 23367

59032-1 The Boy In The Boat (The Big Boat*) - vGH

Vic 23368, JA-1011*

59033-1 I'm Gonna Play Down By The Ohio - vSW&ch

Vic 23364, BB 1848, B-5028, Sr S-3114, HMV B-6362

59034-1 Somebody Stole Gabriel's Horn - vBB&ch

Vic 23368

59035-1 Say It Isn't So - vSW

Vic 23364

NOTE: All the above six titles as WASHBOARD RHYTHM BOYS.

Frank Benton, v, (and wb?) dir: Dave Page, t, v / Ben Smith, cl, as / Jimmy Shine or Jerome Carrington, as / Carl Wade, ts / Eddie Miles, p / Wilbur Daniels, bj, g, u, v / Leo Watson, sb, v / Bruce Johnson, wb. Camden, NJ, November 23, 1932.

71790-2 Underneath The Harlem Moon - vWD-LW

Vic 23373

71791-1 Ikey And Mikey - vDP

Vic 23380, VicJr / BB B-5063, B-6051, Sr S-3148

71792-1 How Deep Is The Ocean? - vWD-LW

Vic 23373, BB B-8174

71793-1 Sloppy Drunk Blues - vFB

Vic 23380, BB B-5389, B-8164, HMV B-4954, JK-2194

71794-1 A Nickel For A Pickle - vFB

Vic 23375, VicJr / BB B-5063, B-8164, Sr S-3148, HMV JK-2194

71795-1 Fire - vDP

Vic 23375, BB B-5062, B-8174, Sr S-3147, HMV B-6362

Unknown t / cl, as / as / Carl Wade, ts / p / Steve Washington, bj, v / ? Ghost Howell, sb / wb. New York, December 14, 1932.

12716-A Oh, You Sweet Thing - vSW

Voc 1730, Br X-1730

12717-A Something's Gotta Be Done - vSW

Voc 1730, Br X-1730, Dec F-5176

12718-A Yes Suh!- vSW

Voc 1731, Br 01504, A-86019, X-1731

12719-A Angeline - vSW

Voc 1731, A-86019, X-1731

12720-A Old Yazoo - vSW

Voc 1733

12721-A Gotta Be, Gonna Be Mine - vSW

Voc 1729, Dec F-3781, Br A-81318, A-86017

12722-A Wah-Dee-Dah - vSW

Voc 1732, Br A-86018, X-1732

12723-A Blue Drag - vSW

Voc 1732, Br A-81318, X-1732, Dec F-3781

12724-A Syncopate Your Sins Away - vSW

Voc 1729, Br 01504, A-86017

12725-A I'm Getting Sentimental Over You - vSW

Voc 1733, Dec F-5176

WASHBOARD RHYTHM BAND: Taft Jordan, t, v / unknown, tb / Ben Smith, cl, as / ? Jerome Carrington, as / Carl Wade, ts / ? Clarence Profit, p / Steve Washington, bj, g / wb. New York, March 8, 1933.

265082-2 Midnight Rhythm - vTJ

Col CB-626

265083-2 A Ghost Of A Chance - vTJ

Col CB-626

265084-2 Hustlin' And Bustlin' For Baby - vTJ

Col CB-611, DF-1262

265085-2 Shuffle Off To Buffalo - vTJ

Col CB-611, CQ-1125, DF-1262, 14680-D

265086-2 Swing Gate - vTJ

Col CB-642

265087-2 The Coming Of Hi-De-Ho - vTJ

Col CB-642

265088-1 Going, Going, Gone - vTJ

Col 14680-D

265089-1-2 Trust Me For A Hamburger - vTJ

Col unissued

WASHBOARD RHYTHM KINGS: Dave Page, t, v / John Haughton, tb / Ben Smith, cl, as / ? Jerome Carrington,
as / Carl Wade, ts / ? Clarence Profit, p / ? Steve Washington, g / ? Ghost Howell, sb / wb / Cal Clement, v. Camden, NJ, June 1, 1933.

76240-1 Dinah - vDP

BB B-5127, MW M-4892, Sr S-3210

76241-1 Sophisticated Lady

BB B-5089, Eld 2005, Sr S-3164, Vic 24942

76242-1 Happy As The Day Is Long - vCC&3

BB B-5088, Eld 2204, Sr S-3163

76243-1 Nobody's'Sweetheart - vDP

BB B-5092, Sr S-2175

76244-1 My Pretty Girl - vCC

BB B-5089, Eld 2005, Sr S-3164, Vic 24942

76245-1 Bug-A-Boo

BB B-5092, Sr S-3175

76248-1 Dinah - vDP

Vic 23403

76249-1 Sophisticated Lady

Vic 23405

76250-1 Happy As The Day Is Long - vCC&3

Vic 23405

76251-1 Nobody's Sweetheart - vDP

Vic 23403

76252-1 My Pretty Girl - vCC

Vic 23408, HMV B-8655

76253-1 Bug-A-Boo

Vic 23408

NOTE: According to the RCA Victor files, the above titles were all made at two sessions on the same date, although there is not the slightest difference between the Bluebird and Victor issues of the same tunes. All except the Victor and HMV issues as GEORGIA WASHBOARD STOMPERS.

WASHBOARD RHYTHM BOYS: 3 t / John Haughton, tb / Ben Smith, ? Jerome Carrington, as / Carl Wade, ts / p /
bj / Ghost Howell, sb, v / wb. New York, August 19, 1933.

13839-1 St. Louis Blues - vGH

Ban 32867, Dom 145, Mt M-12794, Or 2763, Per 15823, Ro 2136, Voc 2688, Br A-86013

13840-1 Lazybones - vGH

Ban 32854, Mt M-12781, Or 2755, Per 15815, Ro 2128

13841-1 Some Of These Days - vGH

Ban 32867, Dom 145, Mt M-12794, Or 2763, Per 15823, Ro 2136, Voc 2688, Br 02075, A-9908, A-86013

13842-1-2 Learn To Croon - vGH

Ban 32853, Dom 133, Mt M-12780, Or 2754, Per 15814, Ro 2127

13843-1 Dog And Cat - vGH

Ban 32978, Dom 177, Mt M-12928, Or 2850, Per 15893, Ro 2263

13844-1-2 I Cover The Waterfront - vGH

Ban 32853, Dom 133, Mt M-12780, Or 2754, Per 15814, Ro 2127

13845-1 Old Man Blues

Ban 32978, Dom 177, Mt M-12928, Or 2850, Per 15893, Ro 2263

13846-1 Mississippi Basin - vGH

Ban 32854, Mt M-12781, Or 2755, Per 15815, Ro 2128

NOTE: Vocalion 2688 as ALABAMA WASHBOARD STOMPERS.

Harold Randolph, k / Clarence Profit, p / Teddy Bunn, g / Bruce Johnson, wb, v / Gladys Bentley, v. New York, March 24, 1930.

59548-1 Kazoo Moan - vBJ

Vic V-38127, BB B-5790, B-6633, HMV B-6289, JK-2011

59549-1 Washboards Get Together - vBJ-GB

Vic V-38127, BB B-5790, B-6633, HMV B-5114

Henry Allen, t, replaces Randolph. New York, March 31, 1930.

59568-2 Teddy's Blues

Vic V-38610

59569-2 Tappin' The Time Away

Vic V-38610, HMV B-6303, El EG-2760, EG-6676

NOTE: Grand 707 as MIAMI BEACH BAND. Halcyon 2038 (LP) includes a number described as STOMP from a film called "Feel The Spirit", featuring The Washboard Serenaders.

Pseudonym on Paramount 12682 for the Tub Jug Washboard Band, q.v.

Pseudonym on Silvertone 3548 and 3549 for Jimmy O'Bryant's Washboard Band, q.v.

Pseudonym on Superior for Mae Glover, q.v.