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- MARIUS B. WINTER AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA
- CHIC WINTERS HOTEL GRAMATIN ORCHESTRA
- BILL WIRGES AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- WISCONSIN ROOF ORCHESTRA See Devines Wisconsin Roof Orchestra. WISCONSIN U SKYROCKETS
- WOLVERINE PEPPERPOTS See Grey Gull Studio Bands. WONDER SEXTETTE
- WOODLAND HARMONY ORCHESTRA
- JIMMY WORNELLS HOT BLUE-BOTTLES
- ALLISTER WYLIE AND HIS CORONADO HOTEL ORCHESTRA
- JACK WYNN
- YANKEE TEN (DANCE) ORCHESTRA
GUS WINSON'S ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Summit Z-115 for Lawrence Welk and his Orchestra, q.v. EDNA WINSTON Vocal, acc. by Tom Morris, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Bob Fuller, cl / Mike Jackson, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, November 23, 1926. 36958-3 I Got A Mule To Ride Vic 20407 36959-2 Mama's Gonna Drop Your Curtain Vic 20424 36960-3 Pail In My Hand Vic 20424 36961-1 Peepin' Jim Vic 20407 Fuller doubles on as. New York, February 16, 1927. 37786-1 'Way After One And My Daddy Ain't Come Home Yet Vic 20857 37787-1 Joogie Blues Vic 20654 37788-1 Ever After On Vic 20654 37789-1 Rent Man Blues Vic 20857
Marius B. Winter dir: Arthur Williams, another, t / 2 tb / Hugh Tripp, another, cl, as / Edgar Bracewell, cl, ts / Ted Edbrooke, others?, vn / Wally Wallond, p / John Collins, g / Bob Lamonte, sb / Bill Airey-Smith, d. London, February, March, 1931. LO-882-4 Choo Choo Bcst 3019 London, March, Apri 1, 1931. LO-920 Tap Your Feet (Go Bo-De-Do-De-Doo) - v Bcst 3036, Lyric 3391
Chic Winters dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, May 7, 1926. X-116-A No More Worryin' Gnt 3320, Bel 1049 NOTE: Beltona 1049 as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, June 3, 1926. X-166-A Faded Cherry Blossom Gnt 3340 NOTE: Other titles credited to Chic Winters on Broadway, Carnival, Embassy, Ross, Triangle. etc., are straight commercial performances. On Pennington 1437, this is a pseudonym for Duke Ellington and his Orchestra, q.v.
The following titles by this commercial dance band are known to be of interest as hot dance music. JULIE WINTZ AND GEORGE ZIMMER'S JERSEY COLLEGIANS: Julie Wintz, bj dir: t / tb / Bill Zimmer, cl, as, v / as / ts / p / bb / George Zimmer, d. New York, c. May 10, 1926. 106853 Spanish Mamma PA 36460, Per 14641 106854 Deep Henderson PA 36451, Per 14632 JULIE WINTZ AND HIS HOFBRAU ORCHESTRA: Julie Wintz, bj, dir: t / tb / Bill Zimmer, cl, as, v / as / ts / p / bb / George Zimmer, d. New York, June 14, 1927. 144248-5 Magnolia - vBZ Diva 2438-V, Har 438-H, VT 1438-V 144256-4 Vo-Do-Do-De-O Blues - vBZ Diva 2436-V, Har 436-H, VT 1436-V JULIE WINTZ AND HIS MAYFLOWER ORCHESTRA: Julie Wintz, bj, dir: Johnny __, t / Joe __, tb / Dinty Curtis, cl, as,
149140-1 I Gotta Have You - vIK Diva 3051-G, Har 1051-H, VT 2051-V New York, January 14, 1930. 149755-1 Harmonica Harry (The Harmonica King) - vDC Diva 3104-G, Har 1104-H, VT 2104-V 149756-3 The Man From The South (With A Big Cigar In His Mouth) - vDC Diva 3092-G, Har 1092-H , VT 2092-V JULIE WINTZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably as above. New York, April 16, 1929. 150470-3 After You've Gone Har 1169-H , VT 2169-V
The following titles by this Harry Reser band are of interest as hot dance music. Harry Reser, bj, dir: Tommy Gott, Earl Oliver, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Larry Abbott and another, cl, as / Norman Yorke, cl, ts / Bill Wirges, p / Tom Stacks, d, v. New York, c. March 11, 1925. 105902 Cheatin' On Me PA 036223, 10963, Per 14404, Hom C-873 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 10963 as HARRY RESER'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochord C-873 as ELDON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. Red Nichols, t, replaces Oliver. New York, c. June 2, 1925. 106061 Pango Pango Maid PA 036262, 10909, Per 14443, GP 18418 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 10909 as HARRY RESER'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Grand Pree 18418 as GRAND PREE NOVELTY DANCE ORCHESTRA. Unknown t replaces Nichols; Bob Oliver, v / unknown bb added. New York, c. December 2, 1925. 106446 Shake That Thing - vBO PA 36352, Per 14533 New York, c. September 29, 1926. 107111 Meadow Lark - vTS PA 36526, 11299, Per 14707, Gra 9271, Leo 23073, GP 18622 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 11299 as HARRY RESER'S ORCHESTRA; Grafton 9271 as GRAFTON ORCHESTRA, Grand Pree 18622 as MARTIN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA.
Jesse Cohen, p, dir: Bunny Berigan, t / Don Bonn, t, cl, ts / as / bj / d. Chicago, c. May, 1928. 20552-2 Slow Beef Pm 12641
20553-1 Dizzy Corners Pm 12642
20554-2 Postage Stomp Pm 12642
20555-1 It's A Sin Pm 12641
WOLVERINE ORCHESTRA Dick Voynow, p, dir: Bix Beiderbecke, c / Al Gande, tb / Jimmy Hartwell, cl, as / George Johnson, ts / Bob Gillette, bj / Min Leibrook, bb / Vic Moore, d. Richmond, IN, February 18, 1924. 11751-A Fidgety Feet Gnt 5408, HRS 22, Br 02204, HJCA HC-120, Tpl 546 11752,-A-B Lazy Daddy Gnt unissued 11753,-A Sensation Rag Gnt unissued 11754-A Jazz Me Blues Gnt 5408, HRS 25, Br 02203, HJCA HC-120, Tpl 546 Gande omitted. Richmond, IN, May 6, 1924. 11852 Oh Baby Gnt 5453, Cx 40336, HRS 25, Br 02501, Tpl 554 11853 Copenhagen Gnt 5453, Cx 40336, UHCA 46, Br 02205, Tpl 554 11854-C Riverboat Shuffle Gnt 5454, Cx 40339, HRS 9, Tpl 536, VJR 19, Tem R-44 11855-A Susie Gnt 5454, Cx 40339, HRS 9, Tpl 536, Tem R-44 11855-B Susie Gnt 5454
11856 Royal Garden Blues Gnt unissued Vic Berton, d, replaces Moore. Richmond, IN, June 20, 1924. 11930-B I Need Some Pettin' Gnt 20062, Reedition Hot R-1001 11931-C Royal Garden Blues Gnt 20062, HRS 26, Br 02204, Tpl 524 11932 Tiger Rag HRS 24, Br 02205, Pol 15387, Tpl 524 Vic Moore, d, replaces Berton; George Brunies, tb, k, added. New York, September 18, 1924. 9079 Sensation Gnt 5542, Cx 40375, St 9595, HRS 23, VJR 8, Poydras MJC-13, Tem 45 9080-A Lazy Daddy Gnt 5542, St 9595, HRS 9 9080-B Lazy Daddy Gnt 5542, Cx 40375, VJR 8, Poydras MJC-13, Tem R-45 NOTE: Claxtonola 40336, 40339, and 40375 as THE JAZZ HARMONISTS. Beiderbecke doubles p*; Brunies omitted. New York, October 8, 1924. 9115-B Tia Juana Gnt 5565, HRS 26, Tpl 552 9116 *Big Boy Gnt 5565, HRS-24, Tpl 552, Br 02203 Jimmy McPartland, c, replaces Beiderbecke; Dave Harmon, v. New York, December 4, 1924. 9218-B When My Sugar Walks Down The Street - vDH Gnt 5620, St 9611, Tem R-24 New York, December 11, 1924. 9231-A Prince Of Wails Gnt 5620, St 9611, Tem R-24 NOTE: According to Variety, September 24, 1924, the Wolverines had made records for "a number of minor recording firms," and Brunswick (which later employed Voynow) was interested in recording them, but there is no trace of any such records if they were made. The name THE WOLVERINES was also used on Brunswick 3332 as a pseudonym for the Tennessee Tooters, q.v. WOLVERINE PEPPERPOTS See Grey Gull Studio Bands. WONDER SEXTETTE Pseudonym on Australian Gibsonia for the Varsity Eight, q.v. WOODING'S GRAND CENTRAL RED CAPS Russell Wooding dir: 2 t / Benny Morton, tb / 2cl, ss, as / cl, ss, ts / p / bj / bb / Percy Robinson, d / Frank Luther, Willie Jackson, v. New York, May 13, 1931. 69607-2 Nina - vWJ Vic 23382 69608-1 Niagara Falls - vWJ Vic 23382 69609-1-2-3 That's My Desire - vFL Vic unissued 69610-1 I Can't Get Enough Of You - vFL Vic 22718 NOTE: Victor 23382 as THE RED CAPS. Albert Socarras, as, f, may be the 4th sax; one of the others doubles o; Dick Robertson, v. New York, May 20, 1931. 69609-4 That's My Desire - vDR Vic 22718 SAM WOODING Variety, on June 17, 1925, referred to the Wooding orchestra as having made titles from THE CHOCOLATE DANDIES for "the German branch of Victor," but they are not known to exist. Wooding's recordings are listed here in their entirety, although not all are of equal interest as jazz or hot dance music. SAM WOODING AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Sam Wooding, p, dir: Bobby Martin, Maceo Edwards, Tommy Ladnier, t / Herb Flemming, tb / Garvin Bushell, cl, as, o / Willie Lewis, as, bar, v / Gene Sedric c, ts / John Mitchell, bj / John Warren, bb / George Howe, d. Berlin, late May, early June, 1925. Berlin, July, 1925. 2357-A O Katharina Vox 01882 2358-A Shanghai Shuffle Vox 01890 2359-A Alabamy Bound Vox 01890 2360-A By The Waters Of Minnetonka Vox 01882 2755-B O Katharina Vox 1883 2756-B Shanghai Shuffle Vox 1883 2757-B Alabamy Bound Vox 1891 2758-B By The Waters Of Minnetonka Vox 1891 THE SAM WOODING BAND: As above, but without Ladnier; Sumner Leslie "King" Edwards, bb, replaces Warren, and Percy Johnson, d, replaces Howe. Berlin, September, 1926. 50bn Dreaming Of Tomorrow DG / Pol 20692 51bn Dreaming Of A Castle In The Air DG / Pol 20690 52bn Am I Wasting My Time On You? DG / Pol 20692 53bn Black Bottom DG / Pol 20689 54bn Behind The Clouds DG / Pol 20689 55bn By The Waters Of Minnetonka DG / Pol 20690 603bk Just A Cottage Small - vWL DG / Pol 20693 604bk Milenberg Joys DG / Pol 20691 605bk Lonesome And Sorry - vWL DG / Pol 20693 606bk Tampeekoe DG / Pol 20691 MAESTRO SAM WOODING Y SUS CHOCOLATE KIDDIES: Sam Wooding dir: Bobby Martin, Doc Cheatham, t, v / Tommy Ladnier, t / Albert Wynn, Billy Burns, tb / Willie Lewis, cl, as, bar, v / Gerry Blake, cl, as, v / Gene Sedric, cl, ts / Freddy Johnson, p, v / John Mitchell, bj / Sumner Leslie "King" Edwards, bb / Ted Fields, d, v. Barcelona, July, 1929. 76517-2 I Can't Give You Anything But Love - vTF Par B-25423 76518-2 Bull Foot Stomp - vBM-FJ Par B-25424 76519-2 Carrie - vWL-JB-FJ-TF-DC Par B-25420 76520-2 Tiger Rag - vFJ Par B-25420 76521-2 Sweet Black Blues - vBM-WL-JB Par B-25421 76522-2 Indian Love - vTF Par B-25424 76523-2 Ready For The River - vJB Par B-25422 76524-2 Mammy's Prayer - vWL Par B-25422 76525-2 My Pal Called Sal - vWL Par B-25421 76526-2 Krazy Kat - vWL Par B-25423 SAM WOODING AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Sam Wooding dir: Bobby Martin, Doc Cheatham, t / Albert Wynn, Billy Burns, tb / Willie Lewis, cl, as, bar, v / Jerry Blake, cl, as, v / Gene Sedric, cl, ts / Freddy Johnson, p, v / John Mitchell, bj / Sumner Leslie "King" Edwards, bb / Ted Fields, d, v. Paris, c. October 24, 1929. 300480-1 Smiling Irish Eyes - vWL-JB-TF P X-8697
300481-1 Hallelujah! - vWL-?JB-TF P X-8696, Cellodisc C-8696 300482-1 Downcast Blues - vWL-?JB P X-8684, Cellodisc C-8684 300483-1-2 Weary River - vWL P X-8684, Cellodisc C-8684 Cheatham omitted; Ralph James, cl, as, replaces Blake. Paris, November, 1929. 300501-1 Deep Night - vWL-FJ-TF P X-8697 300502-1 She's Funny That Wag [sic] P X-8693 300503-1 I Lift Up My Finger And Say "Tweet, Tweet" - v P X-8693 300508-1 Button Up Your Overcoat - vWL P X-8696, Cellodisc C-8696 Harmonium used. Paris, November-December, 1929. 300526-1 Le Pirate (Lover, Come Back To Me) - vTF P X-96058 300527-1 The Wedding Of The Painted Doll - vTF P X-8698, Cellodisc C-8698 June Cole, bb, replaces Edwards. Paris, December, 1929. 300538-1 C'est Tout Que J'ai (All I Have) P X-8698, Cellodisc C-8698 300539-1 Breakaway - vWL-?FJ-? P X-8707 300540-1 My Sin - vWL-?FJ-? P X-8707 SAM WOODING'S CHOCOLATE KIDDIES: As last session; Johnson doubles cel. Paris, December, 1929. 28126kp How Am I To Know? - vTF DG / Pol 22994, 521597 2813½bkp Singin' In The Rain - vWL DG / Pol 22993, 521596 2814bkp Can't We Be Friends? - vTF DG / Pol 22994, 521597 2815bkp I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling - vTF DG / Pol 22993, 521596 SAM WOODING AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Sam Wooding dir: Bobby Martin, Teddy Brock, t / Albert Wynn, tb / Willie Lewis, Ralph James, cl, as / Gene Sedric, cl, ts / Justo Barretto, p / John Mitchell, bj, g / June Cole, bb / Ted Fields, d; stg (? Mitchell) where marked *. Paris, late June, 1931. 4385½bkp *Love For Sale Br A-500097 4388½bkp I Have Two Loves Br A-500097 Even If You Love Me Br A-500098 I Surrender, Dear Br A-500098 Sam Wooding, p, a, dir: probably: Frank Newton, John Swan, t / Nat Story, tb / Garvin Bushell, ? another, cl, as / Gene Sedric, cl, ts / g / sb / d. New York, January 29, 1934. 176355-1 My Gal Sal Col test
176356-1 Weary Blues Col test
WOODLAND HARMONY ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Clarité 816 for Al Lentz and his Orchestra, q.v. BABE WOODS AND HIS PALS Pseudonym on Champion 15468 for Lou Calabrese and his Hot Shots, q.v. EVA WOODS Pseudonym on Silvertone for Ozie McPherson, q.v. HARRY WOODS AND HIS NEW JERSEY ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Decca for the following items listed in this book: F-3897 This Little Piggie Went To Market (Victor Young and his Orchestra) F-5085 Both sides by the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra JIMMY WORNELL'S HOT BLUE-BOTTLES Jimmy Wornell, Vernon Mayall, Arthur Coborn, t / Percy Harper, Jack Creedon, tb / Gerry McQuillan, bsn / __ Mitchell, p / George Morris, bj / Tommy Blades, d, harpophone / Tommy Sullivan, scat v. London, March, 1931. LO-909; ET-692 Stomping - vTS Bcst 3033 LO-910; ET-693 Broadway Stomp - vTS Bcst 3033 EMMA WRIGHT Vocal, acc. by? Leroy Williams, c / cl / ? James Moore, p / ? Octave Gaspard, bb. Dallas, December 7, 1928. 147595-1-2 Police Blues Col unissued 147596-2 Lonesome Trail Blues Col 14413-D ALLISTER WYLIE AND HIS CORONADO HOTEL ORCHESTRA The following titles by this commercial dance orchestra are of some interest as hot dance music. Allister Wylie, p, dir: Clarence Forster, t / tb / Kenneth Albrecht, cl, as / as / ts / bsx / 2 vn / Bill Bailey, 2nd p / g / Vincent Vanni, bb / d, vib, x / Rich Richards, v. St. Louis, November, 1928. STL-854-B Come On, Baby! - vRR Br 4143, 3934 STL-857- Some Of These Days - vRR Br 4143, 3934
Mandolins (with rhythm acc.?). London, September 21, 1933. CA-13944-1-2 Stretch Yo' Face Col unissued CA-13945-1-2 Unromantic Blues Col unissued ALBERT WYNN ALBERT WYNN'S GUT BUCKET FIVE: Dolly Jones, c / Albert Wynn, tb / Barney Bigard, ss, ts / Jimmy Flowers, p / Rip Bassett, bj / Lillie Delk Christian, v. Chicago, June 25, 1926. 9789-A When - vLDC OK 8350 9790-A That Creole Band OK 8350 WYNN'S CREOLE JAZZ BAND: Punch Miller, c, v / Albert Wynn, tb / Lester Boone, cl, as, bar / William Barbee, p / Charlie Jackson, bj / Sidney Catlett, d. Chicago, October 2, 1928. C-2381-B Down By The Levee - vPM Voc 1220, V-1018, Br 80042, JSo AA-579 C-2382-B She's Crying For Me Voc 1252, V-1029, Br 80042, JSo AA-579 ALBERT WYNN'AND HIS GUT BUCKET FIVE: As last session above, but Alex Hill, p, replaces Barbee, and may be the unidentified vocalist. Chicago, October 9, 1928. C-2423-B Crying My Blues Away - vPM Voc 1218, Sup S-2234, Decatur 515 C-2424-B Parkway Stomp - vPM Voc 1220, V-1018, Br 80041 JACK WYNN See Jack Winn. BILLY WYNNE AND HIS GREENWICH VILLAGE INN ORCHESTRA The following titles from among the considerable number recorded by this commercial band for Edison, Harmony, and Pathé between the autumn of 1924 and the spring of 1926 are reportedly of interest as hot performances. Billy Wynne, d, dir: Hymie Farberman, Red Nichols, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Larry Abbott and/or Arnold Brilhart, Alfie Evans, cl, as, bar / Jules Nassberg, cl, ts / Frank Farrell, p / Louis Condell, bj / Ken Snell, bb. New York, April 21, 1925. 10329 When My Sugar Walks Down The Street Ed 51549 10330 Lenore Ed 51549 New York, May 22, 1925. 10393 Pango Pango Maid Ed 51566
10394 Brighter Days Ed 51566
Unknown bj / bb, replace Condell and Snell. New York, July 20, 1925. 10507 Say Arabella Ed 51573 10508 Charleston Baby Of Mine Ed 51606 Arthur Hall, v. New York, July 27, 1925. 10522 Cecilia - vAH Ed 51603
10523 Somebody's Crazy About You Ed 51606 Y THE YACHT CLUB BOYS The following, from the many titles by this American comedy quartet, are of interest for their accompaniments. Charles Adler, George Kelly, Jimmy Kern, Billy Mann, v quartet, acc. by Benny Goodman, cl / vn / p / g / sb. New York, January 16, 1934. 152688-2 Sing-Sing Isn't Prison Any More Col 2908-D, DB-1356, FB-1238 152689-2 The Great American Tourist Col 2908-D, DB-1356, FB-1238 152690-2 We Own A Salon Col 2887-D, DB-1357, FB-1237 152691-1 The Super-Special Picture Of The Year Col 2887-D, DB-1357, FB-1237
Leroy Morris and another, t / tb / Rudy Vallee, cl, as / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d / v trio, possibly including Rudy Vallee. New York, September 26, 1927. 11912 You'll Do It Someday (So Why Not Now?) - v3 Ed 52108 New York, December 21, 1927. 18122 Is Everybody Happy Now? Ed unissued 18123 (Hooray, Hooray!) It's Ray-Ray-Raining Ed unissued Bob Bruce, cl, as, a, dir: Stew Pletcher, t, v / Seelye Vidal, Bob Stanley, t / Jim Northam, tb / Hart Leavitt, cl, as / Bob Laidlaw, cl, as, a / Al Thompson, ts / Sidney Fine, p / Tiny Littlefield, g / Alan Lutz, bb, sb / Teddy Pearlman, d / Spike Adriance, v. New York, November 14, 1930. 404551-B And Then Your Lips Met Mine - vSA OK 41474, Od ONY-36162, Par PNY-34154 404552-B What's The Use Of Living Without Love? - vSA / aBB Od ONY-36162, Par PNY-34156 404553-A Blue Again - vSP / aBL OK 41474, Od ONY-36163, Par PNY-34155 100466-1 Blue Again - vSP / aBL Cl 5215-C, Har 1272-H NOTE: Clarion 5215-C and Harmony 1272-H as MISSOURI COLLEGIANS; PNY-34155 as DEAUVILLE SYNCOPATORS, Parlophone PNY-34154 and PNY-34156 as THE MUSICAL STUDENTS. See also Carl Webster's Yale Collegians.
Cal Davis, c / Bill Fitzgerald, tb / Ted Benton, cl / Jules Pillar, cl, ts / Jack McLaughlin, vn / Dick George, p / Irving Matthews, bj / Harrison Hall, bb / Harold Tapson, d. Buffalo, NY, March, 1925. 8990-A I Never Knew How Much I Loved You OK 40335
8991-A Jimtown Blues OK 40348, Od FF-1055 8992-A No One OK 40348, Od FF-1055 8993-A Oh! Those Eyes OK 40335 YANKEE TEN (DANCE) ORCHESTRA Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Broadway 1027 Both sides by the Buffalodians Oriole 684 Baby Face (The Buffalodians) 846 Ain't She Sweet? (Jack Pettis and his Band) 933 Sometimes I'm Happy (The Six Hottentots) 1207 There's Something About A Rose (Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra) 1455 Makin' Whoopee (Ernie Golden and his Orchestra) Paramount 20469 Both sides by the Buffalodians Puritan 11469 Both sides by the Buffalodians "BLIND RICHARD" YATES Vocal and kazoo, acc. by Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. March 29, 1927. 107448-B Sore Bunion Blues PA 7527, Per 127 107449-C I'm Gonna Moan My Blues Away PA 7527, Per 127 Levee Blues PA 7521, Per 121 Wayward Roamer Blues PA 7521, Per 121 NOTE: These issues as UNCLE CHARLIE RICHARDS. Vocal and kazoo, acc. by Louis Hooper, v. New York, April 6, 1927. GEX-577-A I'm Gonna Moan My Blues Away Gnt 6104, BP 8021, Ch 15264 GEX-578-A Sore Bunion Blues Gnt 6104, BP 8021, Ch 15281 HARRY A. YERKES Yerkes, who first recorded in 1906 as a xylophone soloist, became a successful band contractor, and between 1917 and 1924 he booked many sessions on Columbia and other labels using the various groups under his management, sometimes with results of interest as ragtime or rudimentary jazz. Some of these appeared as The Happy Six (q.v.); the others known to come within this definition are listed below. YERKES MARIMBAPHONE BAND: Joe Green, George Hamilton Green, William Dorn x, marimba / bsx / John Burkhart, p. New York, November 26, 1918. 49555-1 Sensation Col A-6116 (12") YERKES JAZARIMBA ORCHESTRA: c / Tom Brown, tb / ? Ed Violinsky, vn / p / Joe Green, George Hamilton Green, d, x. New York, February 24, 1919. 78315-1-3 Bevo Blues (Bone Dry) Col A-2720 NOVELTY FIVE: c / tb / cl / p / d / Al Bernard, v. New York, c. February, 1919. Bluin' The Blues - vAB AV 12117 Don't Cry, Frenchy, Don't Cry (intro: Jazz Baby) AV 12117 Shake Rattle And Roll - vAB AV 12124 Idol (intro: In Soudan) AV 12124 New York, c. March, 1919. I Want To Hold You In My Arms - vAB AV 12135
Lonesome Road Blues AV 12135
New York, c. April 1919. St. Louis Blues AV 12148 Venus Blues AV 12148 New York, c. May, 1919. Sand Dunes AV 12164
Where The Lanterns Glow AV 12164
YERKES' NOVELTY FIVE: unknown, cl , as / unknown, ts / Ted Fiorito, p / ? Arthur Lange, bj / George Hamilton Green, Joe Green, d, x. New York, June 2, 1919. 49637-2 Easy Pickin's Col A-6116 (12") Probably: Tom Brown, tb / Ross Gorman, as / Ted Fiorito, p / George Hamilton Green, d / others? New York, c. July 1919. 2263 Alcoholic Blues AV 12183
2265 India AV 12183
NOVELTY FIVE: Probably similar to the first session under this name, or to the last one above. New York, c. September, 1919. The Vamp
AV 12210 You'll Be Sorry AV 12210 2496 Just Leave It To Me (intro: You'll Be Sorry) AV 12216 YERKES' TRIO: ? Rudy Wiedoeft, as / p / bj. 2500 Yum Yum AV 12216
YERKE'S [sic] NOVELTY FIVE: Earl Oliver, c / Tom Brown, tb / Rudy Wiedoeft, as / ? Ted Fiorito, p / George Hamilton Green, d. New York, c. October, 1919. 12014 Missouri Blues Lyric 4207, Concert 1003 12015 At The High Brown Babies' Ball (intro: There's A Lot Of Blue-Eyed Marys Down In Maryland) Lyric 4207, Concert 1003 NOTE: Concert 1003 and 1004 as CONCERT NOVELTY FIVE. Lyric 4207 was announced in a November, 1919, Talking Machine World ad as BIG CHIEF BLUES / "OLD JOE" BLUES, by the same group, but it is not known if any such issues were actually pressed. The number was relisted in the January, 1920, TMW Advance Record Bulletin with the above titles. HARRY A. YERKES DANCE ORCHESTRA: As above, plus Ed Violinsky, vn; Rudy Wiedoeft, as, may replace
5197 Mystery Voc 14024, X-9001, Hom H-172,61070 NOTE: Homochord H-172 as MELLOR'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homokord 61070 as JAZZ BAND. New York, c. January 1920. 5400/1 Shake Your Little Shoulder (intro: Dixieland Is Happy Land) Voc 14041, Hom H-350 5403 Oh, By Jingo! Voc 14041 5405 Swanee Voc 14024, X-9010 NOTE: Homochord H-350 as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA. NOVELTY FIVE: c / Tom Brown, tb / Alcide Nunez, cl / Ross Gorman, as / Ted Fiorito, p / George Hamilton Green, d. New York, c. January, 1920. 5420 Railroad Blues Voc 14047 5423 Good-Night Boat Voc 14047, X-9008 NOTE: Some copies of Vocalion 14047 are labeled YERKES NOVELTY FIVE, giving the title as LEFT ALL ALONE AGAIN BLUES (as do all copies of Vocalion X-9008). As this tune forms the major part of the performance, copies so labeled are obviously more accurate. YERKES SOUTHERN FIVE: Tom Brown, tb / Alcide Nunez, cl / Ted Fiorito, p / ? Arthur Lange, bj / George Hamilton Green, d. New York, March 5, 1920. 79024-1-2-3 Railroad Blues Col A-2929, LaB AL-5088 79025-1-2-3 Old Grey Mare Blues Col unissued NOTE: LaBelle AL-5088 as JAZZ BAND; labels are pasted over the Columbia originals. New York, March 12, 1920. 79043-1-2-3-4 I Never Had The Blues (Until I Left Old Dixieland) (Intro: I'm Dying With The Worried Blues) Col unissued NOVELTY FIVE: __ Falvo, c, tb / Tom Brown, tb / Ross Gorman, cl / Ted Fiorito, p / George Hamilton Green, d. New York, c. April 1920. 5703 *Laughing Hyena Voc 14061, X-9008, Hom H-220 5706 Barking Dog Voc 14061, Hom H-220 NOTE: Homochord H-220 as THE MISSISSIPPI COONS. HARRY A. YERKES' JAZARIMBA BAND: c / Tom Brown, tb / Ross Gorman,as / Jim Falco, bsx / Ted Fiorito, p / Joe Green, George Hamilton Green, d, x. New York, c. April- May, 1920. 5798 Syncopated Dream Voc 14071 5800 Dance-O-Mania Voc 14071 YERKES SAXOPHONE SEXTET: ss / Ross Gorman, ? Rudy Wiedoeft, as / ? Cm / ts / Jim Falco, bsx. New York, c. July, 1920. 7359 Frogs Legs Gnt 9089 Gmn 1101 7360 Squealing Pig Blues Gnt 9089 Gmn 1101 YERKES BLUEBIRD ORCHESTRA: Harry A. Yerkes dir. Clarence Grancy, c / Keith Pitman, tb / Ross Gorman, as / Jack Wasserman, ts / Ed Owen or James D. Richmond, p / James I. Lent, d. Montreal, c. September, 1920. Dance-O-Mania HMV 216188 YERKES SAXOPHONE SEXTETTE: ss / 2 as / ts / bar / bsx. Montreal, c. September, 1920. Frogs Legs HMV 216190 YERKES' S. S. FLOTILLA ORCHESTRA: Unknown vn dir: Hymie Farberman, t / Tom Brown, tb / ? Arnold Brilhart, Bob Johnson, cl, ss, as, ts / 2nd vn / ? vc / p / bj / bb / d. New York, November, 1921. 8243 Arkansas Blues Voc 14272, M-1035, Hom H-294 8244 Stop! Rest Awhile Voc 14272, Clm 1489 NOTE: Vocalion M-1035 as ST. GEORGE'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochord H-294 as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Coliseum 1489 as NEW YORK CASINO ORCHESTRA. YERKES' NOVELTY FIVE: c / Tom Brown, tb / cl / p / d. New York, Apri 1, 1922. 578-C On The 'Gin 'Gin 'Ginny Shore GG 1102
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