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DOUGLAS WILLIAMS Clarinet solos, acc. by Elaine Elliott, p / Sam Sims, d / Thelma Lee, B. Smith, v. Memphis, January 31, 1928. 41813-2 Slow Death Vic 21269, BB B-6151 41814-2 Roadhouse Stomp Vic 21269, BB B-6151 41815-1 Far Away Texas Blues Vic 21413 41816-2 One Hour Tonight - vTL-BS Vic 21413, V-38607, Creole 7 NOTE: Victor 21413 as THELMA LEE - B. SMITH (41816-2 only); V-38607 as SMITH AND LEE; Creole 7 as JOHNNY DODDS, although this recording has no connection whatsoever to Dodds. Edgar Brown, p, replaces Elliott. Memphis, August 31, 1928. 45466-2 Riverside Stomp Vic V-38031 45467-2 Sister Ella Vic 23362 DOUGLAS WILLIAMS FOUR: Nathaniel Williams, c / Douglas Williams, cl / Edgar Brown, p / Sam Sims, d. Memphis, September 4, 1928. 45476-1 Kind Daddy Vic 21695 45477-2 Late Hours Vic 21695 Clarinet solos, acc. by Edgar Brown, p. Memphis, September 10, 1928. 47005-2 Friendless Blues Vic V-38031 47006-1-2 Baby Jane Vic unissued Memphis, September 18, 1928. 47049-2 Buddy George Vic V-38518 47050-2 Neal's Blues Vic V-38518 DOUGLAS WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As for September 4, 1928, plus Melvin Parker, g, v. Memphis, September 26, 1929. 55592-1 Memphis Gal Vic 23362 55593-2 Clarinet Jiggles Vic 23337 55594-2 Undertaker Blues - vMP Vic V-38550 55595-2 P-Wee Strut Vic V-38550 Memphis, October 2, 1929. 56327-2 The Beale Street Sheik Vic 23264 56328-2 Leaving Blues - vMP Vic 23387 56329-2 Thrill Me - vMP Vic 23303, HMV AE-3914, R-14692 56330-1 Don't Treat Me Like A Dog - vMP Vic 23387 NOTE: Victor 23387 as MEL PARKER, acc. by DOUGLAS WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Parker omitted; unknown as added. Memphis, June 5, 1930. 62585-2 Louisiana Hop Vic V-38623 62586-2 Three O'Clock Blues Vic V-38623 62587-1 Darktown Jubilee Vic 23264 62588-1-2 Russian Blues Vic unissued
Pseudonym on Vocalion 15892 for Don Redman and his Orchestra, and Duke Ellington and his Orchestra, both q.v. ELLIS WILLIAMS Harmonica solos, acc. by g, with spoons*. ? Greensboro, NC, October 24, 1929. 149264-1 *Buttermilk Blues Col 14482-D 149265-1 Smokey Blues Col 14482-D FESS WILLIAMS FESS WILLIAMS AND HIS ROYAL FLUSH ORCHESTRA: Fess Williams, cl, as, v, dir: George Temple, t / David "Jelly" James, tb / Perry Smith, cl, ts, v / Henry Duncan, p / Ollie Blackwell, bj / Ralph Bedell, d. New York, September 29, 1925. 9753 Green River Blues Gnt 3182 New York, November 27, 1925. 9873-A-B Caroline - vFW-PS Gnt 3210
9874-A Some Other Time - vFW Gnt 3210
New York, February 19, 1926. 9983;-A Nobody's Business Gnt unissued 9984-A Wimmin, Aah! - vFW Gnt 3259, Gmn 1918 9985,-A I'm Just Wild About My Sweet Gal - vFW Gnt unissued NOTE: Guardsman 1918 as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA. Unknown female v. New York, c. May 6, 1926. 74158-B Caroline - vFW-fem Gnt 3210 74159-B Make Me Know It - vFW Gnt 3210 NOTE: This issue as FESS WILLIAMS AND HIS ROYAL FLUSH SAVOY ORCHESTRA. New York, May 24, 1926. 142244-1-2 Make Me Know It - vFW Har 189-H 142245-2-3 My Mama's In Town Har 189-H New York, June 8, 1926. X-173 It's Breaking My Heart To Keep Away From You - vFW Gnt 3336, Buddy 8056, Ch 15120, Chg 135 X-174-A Ya Gotta Know How To Love - vFW Gnt 3336, Buddy 8056, Ch 15118, Chg 134 NOTE: Challenge issues as MEMPHIS BELL HOPS. New York, October 1, 1926. E-3884 / 85 Messin' Around - vFW Voc 1054
E-20398 / 99 Messin' Around - vFW Br 3351*, A-150 E-3886 / 87 Heebie Jeebies - vFW Voc 1054
E-20400 / 01 Heebie Jeebies - vFW Br 3351, A-150 NOTE: Brunswick 3351 and A-150 as BUD JACKSON'S SWANEE SERENADERS. Charles Cooke, a. New York, October 27, 1926. E-4012 / 13 Atlanta Black Bottom - aCEC Voc unissued E-4014 / 15 High Fever -aCEC Voc unissued New York, November 18, 1926. E-4092 High Fever - aCEC Voc 1058, 15492 E-4094 Atlanta Black Bottom - aCEC Voc 1058, 15492 New York, November 30, 1926. 36985-1-2-3 What Did Romie-O-Juliet? (When He Climbed Her Balcony) - vFW Vic unissued 36986-1-2-3 Nobody But My Baby Is Getting My Love - vPS Vic unissued Fess Williams, cl, as, v, dir: George Temple, t / Kenneth Roane, t, a / David "Jelly" James, tb / Otto Mikell, as /
E-4503 / 05 White Ghost Shivers Voc 1085 E-4506 / 08 My Pretty Girl Voc 1085 New York, February 25, 1927. E-4598 / 9 Gambler's Blues - vFW Voc 1087
E-4601 / 2 I Wasn't Scared, But I Just Thought That I Had Better Go - vFW Voc 1087
NOTE: These are listed as tests on the Brunswick-Vocalion recording sheet. Fess Williams, a. New York, March 28, 1927. E-4771; Variety Stomp- aFW E-22361 Br 3532, A-427, Or(E) 1011 E-22362 Variety Stomp - aFW Br 3532 (Australia only) E-4773 Variety Stomp - aFW Voc 15550 E-4774; Phantom Blues - aFW E-22364 Br 3532, A-427, Or(E) 1011, Voc 15550 New York, June 15, 1927. E-6123; Alligator Crawl - aFW E-23633 Br 3589 (UK, US) E-6124; Alligator Crawl - aFW E-23634 Br 3589 (US, Canada), Voc 1117 E-6126 / 28; Ozark Blues - aFW E-23636 / 38 Br 3589, Voc 1117 New York, June 24, 1927. E-23747 Number Ten - aFW Br 3596
E-23750 Razor Edge - aFW Br 3596
The next two titles are actually by Dave Peyton's Regal Theater (Chicago) orchestra, fronted for this session by Williams, who was serving as master of ceremonies at the Regal while Lockwood Lewis managed Williams' Royal Flush Orchestra in New York. These are the only known recordings by the Peyton orchestra. FESS WILLIAMS AND HIS JOY BOYS: Fess Williams, cl, dir. Fats Robinson, t, o / Rueben Reeves, t / Eddie Atkins, William Franklin, tb / Ralph Brown, as, o / Norval Morton, ts, f / Clarence Lee, Bobby Wall, Joe McCutchin, vn / p / Lawrence W. Dixon, bj / Sudie Reynaud, sb / Jasper Taylor, d. Chicago, April 3, 1928. E-7291 Dixie Stomp Voc 15690 E-7292 Drifting And Dreaming Voc 15690 NOTE: These were originally assigned Brunwick matrix numbers C-1867 / C-1868, respectively. FESS WILLIAMS AND HIS ROYAL FLUSH ORCHESTRA: Lockwood Lewis, as, replaces Mikell; Felix Gregory, cl, as, ts / Andy Pendleton, bj added; Emanuel Casamore, bb, replaces Walker. New York, April 17, 1929. 51234-2 Here 'Tis Vic V-38056 51235-1 A Few Riffs Harlequin 2040 (LP) 51235-2 A Few Riffs Vic V-38064, HMV R-14331 51236-2 Hot Town Vic V-38077, BB B-5783, B-6431 Gregory omitted. New York, April 22, 1929. 51198-1 Friction Vic V-38056, BB B-5783, B-6546, HMV JF-18 51199-1 Kentucky Blues Vic V-38077 51900-1 Do Shuffle
51900-2-3 Do Shuffle Vic V-38064, HMV JF-18, R-14331, El EG-1525 Ralph Brown, Felix Gregory, as, replace Lewis. Camden, NJ, May 15, 1929. 50882-2 Snag Nasty Vic V-38128 50883-2 Big Shot Vic V-38128 Camden, NJ, May 16, 1929. 50889-1 Sell It Harlequin 2040 (LP) 50889-2 Sell It Vic V-38062, HMV R-14262, El EG-1527 50890-1 Betsy Brown Vic V-38062, HMV R-14262, El EG-1527 50890-2 Betsy Brown Harlequin 2040 (LP) Fess Williams, cl, as, v, dir: George Temple, t / John Brown, t, v / David "Jelly" James, tb / Ralph Brown, Felix Gregory, as / Perry Smith, cl, ts, v / Henry Duncan, p / Ollie Blackwell or Andy Pendleton, bj / Emanuel Casamore, bb / Ralph Bedell, d, v. Camden, NJ, September 20, 1929. 55928-1 Sweet Savannah Sue - vFW Vic V-38085 55929-3 Ain't Misbehavin' - vFW-JB-PS-RB Vic V-38085 55930-1 Buttons Harlequin 2040 (LP) 55930-3 Buttons Vic V-38095 55931-1 Musical Campmeeting Harlequin 2040 (LP) 55931-2 Musical Campmeeting Vic V-38095 Bobby Holmes, cl, as, replaces Gregory or Brown. New York, December 6, 1929. 57197-1 Goin' To Get 'Cha [sic] Vic V-38106 57198-1 Hot Mama
57199-2 Your Smilin' Face Harlequin 2062 (LP) 57200-2 Slide, Mr. Jelly, Slide Vic V-38106 Fess Williams, cl, as, v, dir: George Temple, John Brown, t / David "Jelly" James, tb / Bobby Holmes, cl, as / Ralph Brown or Felix Gregory, as / Perry Smith, cl, ts / Henry Duncan, p / Andy Pendleton or Ollie Blackwell, bj / Emanuel Casamore, bb / Ralph Bedell, d / Frank Marvin, v. New York, April 18, 1930. 59757-1 She's Still Dizzy Vic 23025, HMV B-4839, K-6263 59758-1 Hot Mama Vic 22864, HMV B-4898 59759-1 'Leven, Thirty Saturday Night - vFM Vic V-38131 59760-2 I'm Feelin' Devilish - vFW Vic V-38131 Emanuel Clark, t, replaces Temple; Walter "Fats" Pichon, p, replaces Duncan. New York, July 10, 1930. 62335-1 All For Grits And Gravy Vic 23025, HMV B-4840, K-6263 62336-1 Playing My Saxophone - vFW Vic 24153, HMV B-4944 62336-2 Playing My Saxophone - vFW Harlequin 2040 (LP) 62337-1 You Can't Go Wrong - vFW Harlequin 2040 (LP) 62337-2 You Can't Go Wrong - vFW Vic 24153, HMV B-4991 62338-1-2 Geechee Dance - vFW Vic unissued New York, July 23, 1930. 63302-1-2 Dinah - vFW Vic unissued 63303-1-2 Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider - vFW&ch Vic 23005 63304-1-2 Just To Be With You Tonight - vFW Vic unissued 63305-1-2 Everything's O.K. With Me - vFW Vic unissued Camden, NJ, July 31, 1930. 63302-4 Dinah - vFW Vic 23005 63304-3-4-5 Just To Be With You Tonight - vFW Vic 23003 63305-3 Everything's O.K. With Me - vFW Vic 23003
Vocal, acc. by studio orchestra, featuring Bob Effros, t. New York, August, 1929 E-30710 Bottoms Up Br 4503
E-30711 Bigger And Better Than Ever Br 4503
GEORGE WILLIAMS Vocal duets with Bessie Brown, acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, August 2, 1923. 81157-3 Satisfied Blues Col A-3974 81158-1 Double-Crossin' Daddy Col A-3974 New York, October 25, 1923. 81292-1 You Need Some Lovin' Col 14017-D 81293-1-2-3-4 Wish I Had You Col unissued New York, November 9, 1923. 81341-1-2-3 You Can't Do What My Last Man Did Col unissued 81342-3 If Mama Quits Papa, What Will Papa Do? Col 13006-D New York, November 10, 1923. 81347-1-2-3-4 He's Never Gonna Throw Me Down Col unissued 81348-2 Papa, Don't You Mean Your Mama No Good? Col 13006-D Vocal, acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, November 14, 1923. 81351-3 A Woman Gets Tired Of One Man All Of The Time Col 14002-D 81352-3 The Gal Ain't Born Who Can Treat Me Like You Do Col 14002-D 81353-1 I'm Goin' Out Tonight And Strut My Stuff Col 14015-D Vocal duets with Bessie Brown, acc. by Alexander Brown, p; or solo*. New York, February 8, 1924. 81538-3 You Ain't Quittin' Me Without Two Weeks' Notice Col 14011-D, Diva 6027-G, VT 7053-V 81539-3 *I Won't Stand No Leavin' Now Col 14015-D 81540-4 It Takes A Brownskin Man To Make A High Yellow Blue Col 14011-D, Diva 6027-G, VT 7053-V 81543-2 He's Never Gonna Throw Me Down Col 14017-D Vocal duets with Bessie Brown, acc. by Howard Scott, c / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charles Thomas, effects. New York, June 27, 1924. 81847-1 No Second-Handed Lovin' For Mine Col 14033-D 81848-2 If You Hit My Dog I'll Kick Your Cat Col 14033-D Vocal, acc. by Don Redman, as / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, June 30, 1924. 81854-3 Hard-Headed Gal Col 14030-D 81855-1 I'm Tired Of Begging You To Treat Me Right Col 14030-D Vocal duets with Bessie Brown, or solo*, acc. by? Howard Scott, c / Charlie Green, tb / Fletcher Henderson, p (on 81887-3); ? Scott and Henderson (on 81888-1-2-3); or Henderson only (on 81889-3). New York, July 29, 1924. 81887-3 I Can Do What You Do Col 14046-D 81888-1-2-3 *When I Get The Devil In Me Col unissued 81889-3 *Chain Gang Blues Col 14049-D Acc. by Howard Scott, c / Charlie Green, tb / Fletcher Henderson, p (on 81917-1). Green is probably absent from 81889-4-5. New York, August 15, 1924. 81888-4-5 *When I Get The Devil In Me Col unissued 81917-1 When You Go Huntin' I'm Goin' Fishin' Col 14046-D Acc. by Don Redman, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, February 26, 1925. 140396-1-2 Will You Love Me When I'm Gone? Col unissued Acc. by Lemuel Fowler, p. New York, February 28, 1925. 140405-1 Scat! Mr. Sweetback Col 14065-D 140406-2 Bald-Headed Mama Blues Col 14065-D Acc. by Charlie Green, tb / Don Redman, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, March 13, 1925. 140429-2-3 She's My Sheba, I'm Her Sheik Col 14071-D New York, March 14, 1925. 140432-2 Cheatin' Blues Col 14071-D Vocal, acc. by Lemuel Fowler, p. New York, March 17, 1925. 140440-2 What Makes Papa Hate Mama So? Col 14078-D 140441-2 Oh! Dark Gal Col 14078-D Acc. by Harry Tate, c / Louis Hooper, p. New York, March 31, 1926. 141897-3 Some Baby, My Gal Col 14148-D 141898-1 Levee Blues Col 14148-D Vocal duets with Bessie Brown, acc. by Louis Hooper, p. New York, April 2, 1926. 141902-2 You Can't Proposition Me Col 14135-D 141903-3 Hit Me But Don't Quit Me Col 14135-D Vocal, acc. by Roy Banks, p. New York, April 7, 1926. 141927-3 When I Get The Devil In Me Col 14201-D 141928-3 West Virginia Blues Col 14201-D Vocal duets with Bessie Brown, acc. by Roy Banks, p. New York, April 8, 1926. 141932-1-2-3 Bootlegging Daddy Col unissued 141933-1-2-3 Road House Blues Col unissued Vocal, acc. by p. New York, May 20, 1930. 150445-3 It Ain't A Doggone Thing But The Blues Col 14543-D 150446-1 Yodelin' The Blues Away Col 14543-D
Vocal duets, acc. by probably: Earl Baker, c / Glenn Miller, tb / Gil Rodin, as / Wayne Allen, p / John Kurzenknabe, bj / Ben Pollack, d. Chicago, December 15, 1926. 37244-1-2 I've Grown So Lonesome Thinking Of You Vic unissued 37245-1-2 Sunday Vic unissued JOHN WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS' SYNCO JAZZERS: Henry McCord, t / Bradley Bullett, tb / John Williams, as, bar / Mary Lou Burley (Mary Lou Williams), p / Joe Williams, bj / Robert Price, d. Chicago, February, 1927. 4187-2 Down In Gallion Pm 12457, Poydras 5, Ristic 9 4188-1-2 Goose Grease Pm 12457, Her 92018, Poydras 5, Ristic 9 Chicago, March 1, 1927. 12615,-A-B My! My! My! Gnt unissued 12616,-A Kansas City Yellow Front Gnt unissued Chicago, March 3, 1927. 12620, -A Tiger Rag Gnt unissued 12621, -A Someday, Sweetheart Gnt unissued Chicago, March 5, 1927. 12626-A Pee Wee Blues Gnt 6124, 40109, BP 8009, Ch 15285 12627-A Now Cut Loose Gnt 6124, 40109, BP 8009 12628 San Gnt unissued NOTE: Gennett 6124 as DUKE JACKSON'S SERENADERS; 40109 as DUKE JACKOSN Y SUS TROVADORES. Champion 15285 as BUD HELMS AND HIS BAND; Black Patti 8009 as JOHN WILLIAMS AND HIS MEMPHIS STOMPERS. JOHN WILLIAMS' BAND: Probably as above. New York, May 21, 1927. GEX-657,-A Tiger Rag Gnt unissued GEX-653,-A San Gnt unissued GEX-659,-A-B Someday, Sweetheart Gnt unissued JOHN WILLIAMS AND HIS MEMPHIS STOMPERS: Andy Kirk, bsx, bb, dir: Gene Prince, Harry Lawson, t / Allen Durham, tb / John Harrington, cl, as / John Williams, as, bar / Lawrence Freeman, ts / Claude Williams, vn / Mary Lou Williams, p, a / William Dirvin, bj, g / Edward McNeil d. Kansas City, c. November 9, 1929. KC-600-A Sumpin' Slow And Low Voc 1453
KC-601-A Lotta Sax Appeal Voc 1453
LEONA WILLIAMS AND HER DIXIE BAND Vocal, acc. by the Original Memphis Five (as HER DIXIE BAND): Phil Napoleon, t / Miff Mole, tb / Johnny Costello, cl / Frank Signorelli, p / Jack Roth, d. New York, January 23, 1922. 80156-4 Cruel Daddy Blues Col A-3565 80157-3 Decatur Street Blues Col A-3565 New York, March 13, 1922. 80239-1-2 Achin' Hearted Blues Col unissued 80240-1-2-3 Struttin' Blues Col unissued New York, March 25, 1922. 80239-5 Achin' Hearted Blues Col A-3599 80240-7 Struttin' Blues Col A-3599 Jimmy Lytell, cl, replaces Costello. New York, May 22, 1922. 80362-1-2-3-4 It Makes No Difference Now Col unissued 80363-1-2-3 Got To Cool My Doggies Now Col unissued New York, June 3, 1922. 80362-5 It Makes No Difference Now Col A-3642 80363-6 Got To Cool My Doggies Now Col A-3642 New York, August 10, 1922. 80517-2 Sugar Blues Col A-3696 80518-3 The Meanest Man In The World (Milady's Blues) Col A-3696 New York, September 18, 1922. 80556-3 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate Col A-3713 80557-1 If You Don't Believe I Love You, Look What A Fool I've Been Col A-3713 New York, October 3, 1922. 80583-2 Uncle Bud Blues (Bugle Blues) (intro: Skeeter Skoot) Col A-3736 80584-2 Mexican Blues Col A-3736 Charlie Panelli, tb, replaces Mole. New York, January 10, 1923. 80777-3 I'm Goin' Away (Just To Wear You Off My Mind) Col A-3815 80778-1 Bring It With You When You Come Col A-3815 New York, February 5, 1923. 80834-1 That Teasin' Squeezin' Man O' Mine Col A-3835 80835-3 If Your Man Is Like My Man Col A-3835
LEROY'S DALLAS BAND: Leroy Williams, c / Fred Millet, tb / Lawson Brooks or Roosevelt Harris, as / James Moore, p / Percy Darensbourg, bj / Octave Gaspard, bb / Percy Bagsby, d, v. Dallas, December 5, 1928. 147564-1 Tampa Shout - vPB Col 14402-D, Creole 22 147565-1 Going Away Blues - vPB Col 14402-D, Creole 22 Cornet solos, with own v, acc. by ? James Moore, p. Dallas, December 5, 1929. 149532-2 Lullaby Baby - vLW Col 14500-D 149533-2 Welcome Stranger Col 14500-D
Vocal, acc. by t / p. New York, July 10, 1928. 400857-A-B Old Commandment Blues, Part 1 OK unissued 400858-A-B Old Commandment Blues, Part 2
Piano solos. Chicago, c. April 24, 1930. C-5724-C Night Life Br 7178, 80033, 01625, A-9507, A-500327, UHCA 37 C-5725-C Drag 'Em Br 7178, 80033, 02507, UHCA 38 MIDGE WILLIAMS Vocal, acc.by "Columbia Jazz Band": Hisashi Moriyama, Masuo Obata, Fumio Nanri, t / Fujio Tsuruta, tb / Mitsuru Ashida, Jyun Hashimoto, as / Shine Matsumoto, ts / Roger Segure, p / Takashi Tsunoda, g, vn* / Ryo Watanabe, sb, ldr / Kazuo Tanaka, d; Tommy Missman, a. Tokyo, February 14, 1934. M-38550 St. Louis Blues Col 28213 (Japanese) Tokyo, February 15, 1934 M-38558 Lazy Bones Col 27874 (Japanese) M-38559 Bye Bye Blues* Col 27827 (Japanese) Tokyo, February 21, 1934. M-38567 Paradise Columbia 27827 (Japanese) M-38568 Dinah Columbia 27884(Japanese) RALPH WILLIAMS RALPH WILLIAMS AND HIS RAINBO ORCHESTRA: Ralph Williams, bj, dir: 2 c / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / pac / vn / Vic Lubowski, p / bb / d, k. Chicago, November 7, 1924. 31146-1-2-3-4 You Should Have Told Me Vic unissued 31147-3 Get Lucky Vic 19504 31148-3 Prince Of Wails Vic 19504 Chicago, November 12, 1924. 31163-1-2-3-4 Seal It With A Kiss Vic unissued 31164-1-2-3-4 Wait Till You See Me With My Baby (That Little Somebody Of Mine) Vic unissued 31165-2 Cocaine Dance Vic 19775 (not issued) Chicago, November 18, 1924. 31146-7 You Should Have Told Me Vic 19528 31164-7 Wait Till You See Me With My Baby (That Little Somebody Of Mine) Vic 19573 RALPH WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ralph Williams, bj and sometimes 2nd p, dir: Doc Lawlor and another, c / Ted Huber, tb / Ralph Boas, Ted Rickard, cl, as / Verne Rickard, cl, ts, pac / Fred Glickman, vn / Russ Carlson,
34032-1 My Darling Vic 19957, HMV B-5080 34033-1 I Could Fall In Love With Someone Like You - vpS Vic 19958 34034-3 You Know I Do - vPS Vic 19957
Piano solos. Chicago, c. November, 1923. 402 House Of David Blues Auto (unnumbered) 403 I've Got A Song For Sale Auto (unnumbered) Chicago, c. August, 1924. 605 Mandy, Make Up Your Mind Auto (unnumbered) 611 Mama's Gone, Goodbye Auto (unnumbered)
Piano solo. St. Paul, MN, c. June 17, 1927. 12861 Mississippi Shivers Gnt 6353, Ch 15372, GS 20339, Spr 329 SID WILLIAMS: Piano solo. Chicago, April 2, 1928. C-1858-B; E-7285 St. Louis Blues Voc 15691 Other Vocalion records by this artist are of novelty pieces of no jazz interest. SPEED WILLIAMS' ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Superior 2818 for Wingy Mannone and his Orchestra, q.v. SUSAN WILLIAMS Pseudonym on Lincoln for Viola McCoy, q.v TE ROY WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Elmer Snowden, bj, dir: Ed Allen, c / Te Roy Williams, tb / Prince Robinson, cl / cl, as / Joe Garland, cl, ts / Freddy Johnson and another, p / Bob Ysaguirre, bb / Walter Johnson, d. New York, May 25, 1927. 144214-2 Oh Malinda Har 439-H 144215-3 Lindbergh Hop Har 439-H NOTE: The Columbia files list this band as Te Roy Williams' Eight Stompers. It was actually Elmer Snowden's Nest Club orchestra, according to Snowden, who recalled that Williams left the band shortly after this date.
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