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WILLIAMSON'S BEALE STREET FROLIC ORCHESTRA Charley Williamson, c / Alex Hunt, tb / Albert Mathews, cl, bar / James Alston, p / Thomas Pinkston, bj / Booker T. Washington, d. Memphis, February 27, 1927. 37959-1 Scandinavian Stomp Vic 21410 37960-2 Midnight Frolic Drag Vic 21410 Memphis, March 1, 1927. 37973-1 Memphis Scronch Vic 20555 37974-3 Bear Wallow Blues Vic 20555
Charlie Teagarden, t / Jack Teagarden, tb / Virginia Willrich, pac / Dick McDonough, g / Jack Willrich, d. New York, November 4, 1929. 403227-B Same Old Moon (But Not The Same Old You) OK 41328, Od A-189299 403228-C Through (How Can You Say We're Through?) OK 41328, Od A-189299 WILSHIRE DANCE ORCHESTRA Unknown t / tb / cl / as / p / bj / bb / d. Los Angeles, c. February, 1925. My Best Girl Sunset 1059 WILSON'S T.O.B.A. BAND Emmet Matthews or Andrew Webb, c / Sidney Costello, as / Jane Hemingway, p / Beverley Sexton, d / Willie Lewis (not the saxophonist-leader of the same name), v. Chicago, c. October, 1926. 3023-1-3 Steady Roll - vWL Pm 12408
3024-1 Backyard Blues Pm 12408
BILLIE WILSON Vocal duets with Eddie Green, acc. by Charles Matson, p. New York, c. June, 1924. 1786-2 I'm Leaving You Pm 12226, Sil 3544 1787-2 I'm Sorry For It Now Pm 12226, Sil 3544 NOTE: Silvertone 3544 as MACK AND MITCHELL. Vocal, acc. by t / cl / p. New York, c. July 11, 1928. GEX-2002-A Empty Bed Blues - Part 1 Ch 15549, Spt 9285 GEX-2003-A Empty Bed Blues - Part 2 Ch 15549, Spt 9285 NOTE: Champion 15549 as LUCY COLE; Supertone 9285 as ETHEL TAYLOR
Pseudonym on Mayfair G-306 for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v., and other bands on the same label of no known interest as jazz or hot dance music. DUKE WILSON AND HIS TEN BLACK BERRIES Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Banner 32643 Beale Street Blues (Ben Pollack and his Orchestra) 32733 House Of David Blues (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) Conqueror 8024 Both sides by Joe Haymes and his Orchestra Domino 0127 House Of David Blues (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) Melotone M-12368 Both sides by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra M-12662 House Of David Blues (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) M-12662 Red Devil (Mills' Blue Rhythm Band) 91340 Oh! Mo'nah (Gene Kardos and his Orchestra) 91358 Beale Street Blues (Ben Pollack and his Orchestra) 91381 Got The South In My Soul (Don Redman and his Orchestra) Oriole 2466 How'm I Doin' (Hey, Hey) (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 2488 Beale Street Blues (Ben Pollack and his Orchestra) 2677 House Of David Blues (Fletcher Henderson Orchestra) 2677 Red Devil (Mills' Blue Rhythm Band) Perfect 15603 How'm I Doin' (Hey, Hey) (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 15617 Beale Street Blues (Ben Pollack and his Orchestra) 15632 Bull Fiddle Blues (Dick Robertson and his Orchestra) 15662 Both sides by Joe Haymes and his Orchestra 15697 Both sides by Andy Kirk and his Twelve Clouds of Joy 15738 Goodbye Blues (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 15753 House Of David Blues (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 15753 Red Devil (Mills Blue Rhythm Band) Romeo 1839 How'm I Doin'? (Hey-Hey) (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 1839 Oh! Mo'nah (Gene Kardos and his Orchestra) 1858 Beale Street Blues (Ben Pollack and his Orchestra)
Vocal, acc. by Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds: Johnny Dunn, c / tb / ? Garvin Bushell, cl / vn / p. New York, September 12, 1921. 79983-1-2-3-4-5 Nervous Blues Col unissued New York, September 15, 1921. 79983-6 Nervous Blues Col A-3479 79989-2 Vampin' Liza Jane Col A-3479 New York, September 23, 1921. 79993-1-2-3 Old Time Blues Col unissued New York, September 29, 1921. 80014-1-2-3 Frankie Col unissued Vn omitted. New York, October 6, 1921. 79993-6 Old Time Blues Col A-3506 80014-4 Frankie Col A-3506 Acc. by her Jazz Hounds: Johnny Dunn, c / Herb Flemming, tb / Ernest Elliott, Herschel Brassfield, cl, as / Dan Wilson, p / John Mitchell, bj / Harry Hull, bb. New York, December 21, 1921. 80111-2 I Don't Want Nobody Blues Col A-3537 80112-2 The West Texas Blues Col A-3537 Earl Granstaff, tb, replaces Flemming; Brassfield and Hull omitted; Leroy Tibbs may be the pianist. New York, January 20, 1922. 80150-4 Wicked Blues Col A-3558 80151-1 Birmingham Blues Col A-3558 Probably similar acc. New York, April 11, 1922. 80304-1-2-3-4 That Thing Called Love Col unissued 80305-1-2-3-4 Stingaree Blues Col unissued Acc. by Johnny Dunn, c / Herb Flemming, tb / Garvin Bushell, cl / Will Tyler, vn / Dan Wilson or Leroy Tibbs, p / John Mitchell, bj. New York, May 19, 1922. 80356-3 Mammy I'm Thinking Of You Col A-3634 80357-3 Take it 'Cause It's All Yours Col A-3634 Tyler omitted. New York, June 9, 1922. 80382-4 He May Be Your Man (But He Comes To See Me Sometimes) Col A-3653 80383-4 Rules And Regulations "Signed Razor Jim" Col A-3653 New York, July 13, 1922. 80449-2 Lonesome Mama Blues Col A-3674 80450-4 What Do You Care (What I Do)? Col A-3674 New York, September 18, 1922. 80554-1-2-3 Evil Blues Col unissued 80555-1-2-3 Pensacola Blues (Home Again Croon) Col unissued New York, October 2, 1922. 80554-5 Evil Blues Col A-3746 80555-4 Pensacola Blues (Home Again Croon) Col A-3746 New York, November 22, 1922. 80683-1-2-3 Dixie Blues Col unissued 80684-1-2-3 He Used To Be Your Man But He's My Man Now Col unissued Acc. by her Jazz Hounds: Johnny Dunn, c / Herb Flemming, tb / Ernest Elliott, cl / George Rickson, p / John Mitchell, bj. New York, December 14, 1922. 80683-5 Dixie Blues Col A-3787 80684-6 He Used To Be Your Man But He's My Man Now Col A-3787 Acc. by Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds: Probably very similar to the above. New York, December 16, 1922. 80735-1-2-3-4 Memphis Tennessee Col unissued 80736-1-2-3 What Did Deacon Mose Do (When The Lights Went Out) Col unissued Acc. by her Jazz Band: Elmer Chambers, c / Teddy Nixon, tb / Don Redman, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, January 12, 1924. 81478-2 Daddy, Change Your Mind Col 14008-D, Diva 6025-G, VT 7051-V 81479-3 I Don't Know And I Don't Care Blues Col 14008-D, Diva 6025-G, VT 7051-V Acc. by Roy Smeck (as ALABAMA JOE), g. New York, June 18, 1924. 81831-4 How Come You Do Me Like You Do? Col 14027-D 81832-2 Muscle Shoals Blues Col 14027-D Acc. by her Jazz Hounds: c / tb / cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj. New York, December 17, 1924. 140189-1 He's A Mean, Mean Man (But He's Good To Me) Col 14054-D 140190-1 Double-Crossin' Papa (Don't Double-Cross Me) Col 14054-D Vocal duets with Doc Straine, acc. by Earres Prince, p. New York, March 6, 1925. 140415-1 It's Gonna Be A Cold, Cold Winter Col 14066-D 140416-1 There'll Be Some Changes Made Col 14066-D Vocal, acc. by Sam Wooding and his Orchestra: Probably similar to the Sam Wooding Parlophones made in Barcelona in 1929 (q.v.). Berlin, 1928. Unknown titles DG / Pol unissued Acc. by Charlie Gaines, t / Wilbur de Paris, tb / Emerson Harper, cl / Harry Brooks, p / Sam Speed, bj. New York, c. November, 1929. E-31558- (What Did I Do To Be So) Black And Blue Br 4685 E-31559- My Man Is Good For Nothing But Love Br 4685 Acc. by c / cl, as / cl, ts / vn / p / g / sb. New York, October 6, 1930. 63371-3 My Handy Man Ain't Handy No More Vic V-38624 63372-2 I'll Get Even With You Vic V-38624 Acc. by c / p / g. New York, October 28, 1930. 63371-4 or -5 My Handy Man Ain't Handy No More Vic V-38624
Piano solos, with own v where shown. New York, May 18, 1931. 230205-1 Dear Old Southland / Limehouse Blues Col Special (12") 230206-2 St. James Infirmary - vGW / When Your Lover Has Gone Col Special (12") New York, September 11, 1931. 151783-1-2 Little Joe Col unissued 151784-1-2 The Viper Song Col unissued New York, February 2, 1932. 405134-A Memories Of You OK 41556, Par R-1862, A-3424 405135-A Rockin' Chair OK 41556, Par R-1194, A-3424, Od A-286060 Nina Mae McKinney, v. Paris, c. November, 1932. 5962bkp Blues En Si Bemol (Blues In C Flat*) Br A-500220, 01476*, A-9501 5963bkp Get Up, Bessie Br A-500220, 01476*, A-9501 5964bkp Minnie The Moocher's Weddin' Day - vNMM Br A-500221, 01468, Od 294189 5965bkp Rhapsody In Love - vNMM Br A-500221, 01468, Od 294189 NOTE: All issues from 5964 / 5965 credited to NINA MAE MCKINNEY. Paris, c. December, 1933. 5747bdp Mood Indigo Br A-500358, 01692 5748bdp China Boy Br A-500358, 01692 5749bdp The Way I Feel Br A-500359, 01784 5750bdp You Rascal You Br A-500359, 01784
George Wilson, k, g / Jimmy Hinton, h, wb, or bellboard. Long Island City, NY, c. December, 1928. 317-A Myrtle Avenue Stomp, gGW / wbJH QRS R-7051 318 D. C. Rag - kGW / wbJH QRS R-7051 319-A Chicken Wilson Blues - gGW / hJH QRS R-7052, Pm 12843 320 House Snake Blues - gGW / hJH QRS R-7052, Pm 12843 321-A Frog Eye Stomp - k, gGW / hJH QRS R-7060 333 Station House Rag - gGW / wbJH QRS R-7060 NOTE: QRS R-7051 and R-7052 as CHICKEN WILSON AND SKEETER HINTON.
Pseudonym on Edison Bell Winner W-67 for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v., and on W-118 for the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra, q.v. JIMMY WILSON'S PINE FOREST ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Embassy 8006 (OL' MAN RIVER) for the Castle Farms Serenaders, q.v. LENA WILSON Vocal, acc. by the Jazz Masters: c / tb / cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / bb. Long Island City, NY, c. September, 1922. The Wicked Fives' Blues BS 14129, Pm 12134 You've Got Everything A Sweet Daddy Needs But Me BS 14129, Pm 12134 Acc. by the Nubian Five: t / tb / cl / p / d. New York, January 31, 1923. 70041 He Used To Be Your Man But He's My Man Now PA 020910, Per 12044 70042 Memphis, Tennessee PA 020910, Per 12044 NOTE: Aurally, the Nubian Five is not the Original Memphis Five, as has often been claimed. It is believed to be the Synco Jazz Band (q.v.) or a similar white studio group. Acc. by Johnny Dunn's Jazz Hounds: Johnny Dunn, c / Earl Granstaff, Herb Flemming or Calvin Jones, tb / Garvin Bushell, Ernest Elliott and/or Herschel Brassfield, cl, as / Leroy Tibbs, George Rickson, or Dan Wilson, p / John Mitchell or Sam Speed, bj; others? New York, February 26, 1923. 80875-1-2-3 I Don't Let No One Man Worry Me Col unissued 80876-1-2-3-4 Humming Man Col unissued Acc. by Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools: Probably similar to the last above. New York, Apri 1, 1923. 1362-1-2 Deceitful Blues Pm 12029, Cx 2542, Hg 2543 1363-1-2-3 I Don't Let No One Man Worry Me Pm 12029, Cx 2542, Hg 2543 1378-2-3 Here's Your Opportunity Pm 12042
1379-3 Memphis, Tennessee Pm 12042
Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, May g, 1923. 27894-3 'Tain't Nobody's Biz-ness If I Do Vic 19085 27895-4 Triflin' Blues (Daddy Don't You Trifle) Vic 19085 Acc. by her Jazz Hounds: ? Gus Aiken, c / Herb Flemming, tb / Garvin Bushell, cl / ? George Rickson, p / John Mitchell, bj. New York, May 12, 1923. 81009-1 Deceitful Blues Col A-3915 81010-3 Memphis, Tennessee Col A-3915 Acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, May 23, 1923. 11480 Your Time Now ('Twill Be Mine After A While) Voc 14631, Sil 3009 Acn. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, June 5, 1923. 11557 I Need You To Drive My Blues Away Voc 14631, Sil 3009 Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, June 15, 1923. 10853 Sad 'n' Lonely Blues Br unissued New York, June 29, 1923. 10973 Bleeding Hearted Blues Br 2464
10976 Chirpin' The Blues Br 2464
Acc. by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra: Fletcher Henderson, p, dir. Elmer Chambers, c / Teddy Nixon, tb / Don Redman, cl / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj; or by Fletcher Henderson, p only*. New York, August 9, 1923. 11823 Afternoon Blues Voc 14651, Sil 3010, Gmn 7002 11825 / 6 *Michigan Water Blues Voc 14651, Sil 3010 NOTE: Guardsman 7002 as NELLY COLMAN. Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, August 22, 1923. 28398-1-2-3-4 'Tain't No Tellin' Vic unissued 28399-1-2-3 Wish I Had You Vic unissued Acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, October 18, 1923. 28399-4-5-6 Wish I Had You Vic unissued New York, c. November 17, 1923. 70411 Mistreatin' Daddy PA 032015, Per 12094 70412 Love Ain't Blind No More PA 032015, Per 12094 New York, c. November, 1923. Down South Blues Ajax 17014 Tantalizin' Mama Ajax 17014 Acc. by Conaway's Rag-Pickers: Lincoln M. Conaway, stg / Clarence Conaway, u / ? Sterling Conaway, g. New York, February 14, 1924. 12524 / 26 Hula Blues Br 2590
12527 / 29 Four-Flushin' Papa (You've Gotta Play Straight With Me) Br 2590
Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, c. March, 1924. 31551 He Wasn't Born In Araby, But He's A Sheikin' Fool Ajax 17025 31553 If You Love Me, Act Like It Ajax 17025 Acc. by p (? Porter Grainger). New York, c. March, 1924. 42582-2 'Tain't No Tellin' (What The Blues Will Make You Do) Em 10745
42583-2 I Don't Love Nobody (So I Don't Have No Blues) Em 10745
Acc. by Cliff Jackson, p. New York, February 4, 1930. 149960-2 Baby, It Upsets Me So Cl 5036-C, Diva 6038-G, VT 7064-V 149961-3 Chiropractor Blues Cl 5036-C, Diva 6045-G, VT 7071-V New York, February 6, 1930. 149970-3 I'm A Stationary Mama (Looking For A Permanent Man) Diva 6038-G, VT 7064-V 149971-3 Find Out What They Like (And How They Like It) Diva 6045-G, VT 7071-V Acc. by Cliff Jackson, p. New York, July 17, 1931. 151690-2 What's Your Price? Col 14618-D 151691-1 My Man O' War Col 14618-D
Leola B. Wilson, nee Pettigrew and wife of "Kid" Wesley Wilson, recorded under both her maiden and her married names, and as Coot Grant, solo and with her husband. The following are interesting as jazz, rather than blues offerings. (See Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943 for recordings that are beyond the scope of this work.) COOT GRANT AND KID WESLEY WILSON: Vocal duets, acc. by Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra: Louis Armstrong, c / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj / Kaiser Marsball, d. New York,
2279-1 You Dirty Mistreater Pm 12324 2280-2 Come On Coot Do That Thing Pm 12317, UHCA 80, JI 6, Amp R-104, JSo AA-506 2281-2 Have Your Chill, I'll Be Here When Your Fever Rises Pm 12317 2282-1-2 Find Me At The Greasy Spoon (If You Miss Me Here) Pm 12337 NOTE: UHCA 80 as FLETCHER HENDERSON'S ORCHESTRA. Kid Wesley Wilson omitted*; acc. by Joe Smith, c / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, c. September, 1925. 2283-1 *Speak Now Or Hereafter Hold Your Peace Pm 12324, JSo AA-506 2284-1 When Your Man Is Going To Put You Down (You Never Can Tell) Pm 12337 GRANT AND WILSON: Vocal duets, acc. by c / tb / cl / p. Chicago, July, August, 1926. 2607-4 Scoop It Pm 12379
COOT GRANT: Vocal, acc. by c / tb / cl / p. Chicago, August, 1926. 2617-1 Stevedore Man Pm 12379 LEOLA B. WILSON: Vocal, acc. by ? B. T. Wingfield, c / ? Tiny Parham, p. Chicago, c. September, October, 1926. 3021-1 Dishrag Blues Pm 12403
3022-1-2 Rollin' Mill Blues Pm 12403
GRANT AND WILSON: Vocal duets, acc. by ? Rex Stewart, c / ? Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / ? as / Fletcher Henderson, p; Kid Wesley Wilson omitted*. New York, November, 1928. 3489-B Ducks Cam 9015, Ro 819 3490-A Mama Didn't Do It And Papa Didn't Do It Cam 9015, Lin 3044, Ro 819 108670 Mama Didn't Do It And Papa Didn't Do It PA 7540, Per 140 3492-1 *Stevedore Blues Cam 9240, Lin 3267, Ro 1042 NOTE: Matrix 3491 is by a unit from the Fletcher Henderson orchestra (q.v.). Matrices 3490-A / 108670 are identical performances. ROY WILSON AND HIS GEORGIA CRACKERS Ezell Watson, cl, ts, dir: Jack Purvis, Ted Fisher, Phil Fisher, t / Bill Robertson, tb / Tommy Christian, Pat Davis, cl, as / Gabe Gelinas, cl, ts / Virgil King, p / Mart Britt, bj / Carl Smith, bb, sb / Art Wallston, d. New York, November, 1930. E-35056-A Deserted Blues Mt M-12026, Polk P-9029 E-35057-A Swamp Blues Mt M-12026, Polk P-9029 TEDDY WILSON Piano solos. New York, May 22, 1934. 152751-1 Somebody Loves Me 152752-1 Sweet And Simple 152753-1 Liza (All The Clouds'll Roll Away) 152754-1 Rosetta All the above: Merritt 4 (LP)
The following sides by this pioneer radio artist are of interest for the musicians providing the accompaniments. Sylvester Ahola, t / Phil Wall, p / Dale Wimbrow, u, v / Johnny Morris, d. New York, November 18, 1926. 143121-3 It Takes A Good Woman (To Keep A Good Man At Home) Col 821-D 143122-2 Country Bred And Chicken Fed Col 821-D New York, November 22, 1926. Sleepy Time Vic test (unnumbered) So Long North (I'm Headin' South) Vic test (unnumbered) New York, December 2, 1926. 11346 Country Bred And Chicken Fed Ed 51894 11347 So Long North (I'm Headin' South) Ed 51894
Pseudonym on Grafton for the following items listed in this book: 9093 An Orange Grove In California (California Ramblers) 9107 Ain't My Baby Grand? (California Ramblers) 9149 Collegiate (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) 9188 I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) (Mike Speciale and his Orchestra) 9206 Horses (California Ramblers) 9216 Goodnight (I'll See You In The Morning) (Consolidated Club Orchestra; see Paul Specht) 9217 Poor Papa (The Red Heads) 9230 Who'd Be Blue? (Jack Stillman's Orioles) 9231 Am I Wasting My Time On You? (California Ramblers) 9238 Hi-Ho The Merrio! (California Ramblers) 9239 Talking To The Moon (Jack Stillman's Orioles) 9256 I've Got The Girl (Johnny Sylvester and his Orchestra) 9259 How Could Red Riding Hood? (Tommy Morton's Grangers) 9265 Everything's Made For Love (Joe Candullo's Everglades Orchestra) WINDY CITY JAZZERS Ed Smalle, Vernon Dalhart, k / p / Harry Reser, bj. New York, c. June 23, 1924. 8954-A Hard Hearted Hannah Gnt 5494, Cx 40346, St 9573, EBW 4104 8955-A Bringing Home The Bacon Gnt 5494, Cx 40346, St 9573 NOTE: Claxtonola 40346 as MOBILE JAZZERS; Edison Bell Winner 4104 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.
__ Kurtz, as / Sol S. Wagner, p / __ Cottle, bj. New York, May 10, 1920. Weary Blues Vic test (unnumbered) WINDY RHYTHM KINGS Jimmy Cobb, c / Junie Cobb, cl, ts / Ernie Smith, bsx / ? Frank Melrose, p / Tommy Taylor, d. Chicago, April 1, 1929. 21255-1 South African Blues Pm 12770, Bwy 1294, Cen 3009 21256-1 Piggly Wiggly Blues Pm 12770, Bwy 1294, Cen 3009 NOTE: Broadway 1294 as LEE'S BLACK DIAMONDS.
Frank Winegar, bj, g, u, dir: Norman Moran, Herman Drewes, t / Bill Drewes, tb / Frank Sollecito, ss, as, bar / Jack Linden, cl, as / Larry Hart, cl, ts, bar, pic / Elliott Russell, vn / Bill Haid (not the same as the Chicago-based banjoist and bandleader), p, a / Billy Wolfe, bb / Don Nyer, d. Orange, NJ, January 25, 1928. 18191-A-B-C A Good Man Is Hard To Find Ed unissued 18192-C Since My Best Girl Turned Me Down Ed 52221
New York, February 10, 1928. 18192-H Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down Ed 52221, 52241 New York, May 4, 1928. 18468 Ida Ed 52321
18469 My Gal Sal Ed 52305, Amb 5535 N-235 My Gal Sal Ed unissued ANONA WINN The following titles by this Australian BBC broadcaster have accompaniments of interest as jazz. Vocal, acc. by Carroll Gibbons, p, dir: Sylvester Ahola, t / Van Phillips, as / ? George Hurley, vn / Joe Brannelly, g / ? Dick Escott, sb. Hayes, Middlesex, April 19, 1928. Bb-13212-1-2 There's A Cradle In Caroline HMV unissued Bb-13214-2 I've Got A Feeling For Somebody HMV B-2745 Johnny Helfer, as, replaces Phillips. Hayes, Middlesex, September 28, 1928. Bb-14473-4 Sweet Ukulele Maid HMV B-2841 Van Phillips, as, added; Helfer plays ts; Rudy Starita, d, vib, added. Hayes, Middlesex, November 5, 1928. Bb-14884-2 Heaven For Two HMV B-2874, EA-584 Acc. by Ray Noble dir: Norman Payne, t / ? Laurie Payne, as / 2vn / vc / Harry Jacobson, p / ? Tiny Stock, sb / ? Rudy Starita, d. Hayes, Middlesex, September 11, 1929. Bb-17625-1 Am I Blue? HMV B-3174, EA-658 JACK WINN'S / WYNN'S DALLAS DANDIES Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Brunswick 02001 Melancholy (Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers) Melotone M-12008 Both sides by the Original Memphis Five M-12027 Both sides by Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers M-12051 Both sides by Irving Mills' Hotsy Totsy Gang M-12064 Melancholy (Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers) M-12064 Someday, Sweetheart (King Oliver and his Dixie Syncopators) Panachord 25008 Both sides by the Original Memphis Five 25035 Someday, Sweetheart (King Oliver and his Dixie Syncopators) Polk P-9034 Melancholy (Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers) P-9034 Someday, Sweetheart (King Oliver and his Dixie Syncopators) P-9035 Both sides by Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers Vocalion 15860 Both sides by Irving Mills' Hotsy Totsy Gang Directory: 2016 2016 -> Senate, No. 627 State of new jersey 217th legislature 2016 -> 2017 afoCo Landmark Scholarship Program 2016 -> Instructions for the Preparation of Camera-Ready Contributions to the Conference Proceedings 2016 -> Strategic Plan South Sudan Country Office Context 2016 -> Original: English 2016 -> Step student Scholarships for Year 10-13 2016 -> Resolution 2016 -> American bar association adopted by the house of delegates Download 14.2 Mb. Share with your friends:
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