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- BUNTAS STORYVILLE JAZZ BAND
- BURLINGTON DANCE ORCHESTRA
- BEN BURROWES AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- BOB BURTON AND HIS ROSEMONT ORCHESTRA
- VIC BURTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- SYDNEY BUXTON
- CABARET NOVELTY ORCHESTRA See Bert Firman. CAFE ROYAL BOYS
- LOU CALABRESE AND HIS HOT SKETCHES
- CALIFORNIA MELODIE SYNCOPATORS
- CALIFORNIA MELODY MEN
BILLY BUNCH AND HIS SMOKY RHYTHM Pseudonym on Bluebird B-10305 for Don Redman and his Orchestra, q.v. FRANK BUNCH AND HIS FUZZY WUZZIES Frank Bunch, p, dir: Hunch Vines, t / Joe Britton, tb / cl, ss / Teddy Hill, ss, ts / Carl Bunch, bj / Ivory Johnson, bb / d. Birmingham, AL, August 10, 1927. GEX-791 Fuzzy Wuzzy Gnt 6278, Ch 15366 Birmingham, AL, c. August 20, 1927. GEX-832-A Fourth Avenue Stomp Gnt 6293, Bell 1174, Ch 15398, Her 92044 GEX-833 Congo Stomp Gnt 6293, Ch 15415 GEX-833-A Congo Stomp Her 92044 NOTE: Bell 1174 as LITTLE JOE JACKSON AND HIS BOYS; Champion 15398 as NEW ORLEANS STRUTTERS; 15415 as ALABAMA FUZZY WUZZIES. BUNTA'S STORYVILLE JAZZ BAND Mislabeling on Gazell 1003 for the soundtrack recording of BLACK AND TAN FANTASY by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra, q.v. HATTIE BURLESON Vocal, acc. by H. Hudson Orchestra: Don Albert, t / Siki Collins, ss / Allen Vann, p / John Henry Bragg, bj, g* / Charlie Dixon, bb. Dallas, c. November, 1928. DAL-706-A Jim Nappy Br 7054
DAL-707-A Bye Bye Baby Br 7054
DAL-744-A Superstitious Blues Br 7042*
DAL-745-A Sadie's Servant Room Blues Br 7042*
Acc. possibly Bob Call, p. Grafton, WI, c. November 1930. L-614-1 Clearin' House Blues Pm 13050 L-615-1 High Five Blues Pm 13050 L-616-1 Dead Lover Blues Pm 13138 NOTE: According to Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943, Burleson may actually be Hattie Hudson, q.v. BURLINGTON DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Duophone B-5104 (SUITE 16) for Ben Selvin and his Orchestra, q.v. BILLY BURNS Pseudonym on Oriole for Billy Higgins (q.v., in the Alberta Perkins entry). JOHNNY BURRIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Johnny Burris, p, dir: Dub Shoffner, c / Pee Wee Hunt, Billy Rauch, tb / vn / Gene Gifford, g / Steve Brown, sb / Wally Irvin, d / v. Richmond, IN, April 22, 1929. 15069-B I'll Never Forget - v Gnt 6850
15060 So Comfy Gnt 6850
BEN BURROWES AND HIS ORCHESTRA Instrumentation and personnel unknown. New York, March 22, 1932 PB-11545-A Goin' To Town Br Private Recording PB-11546-A When We're Alone Br Private Recording EARL BURTNETT AND HIS LOS ANGELES BILTMORE HOTEL ORCHESTRA The following records by this popular dance band are of some jazz interest, Earl Burtnett, p, dir: 2t / tb / gas / ts / vn / p / bj / bb / d / male vocal. Los Angeles, October 4, 1926. 142777-3 Song Of The Wanderer Col 787-D, 0658 - v NOTE: Columbia 0658 as DENZA DANCE BAND. Los Angeles, October 20, 1928. LAE-296-A Happy - v4 Br 4104, A-8041 LAE-297-B Sally Of My Dreams - v4 Br 4104, A-8041 Unknown as or Cm featured, in the style of Frank Trumbauer. Los Angeles, August 15, 1930. LAE-858- I Wonder How It Feels (To Be Head Over Heels In Love) - v Br 4881, 01006, A-8830 LAE-858-G I Wonder How It Feels (To Be Head Over Heels In Love) Br unissued? BOB BURTON AND HIS ROSEMONT ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Golden Tongue for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. SAMMY BURTON Pseudonym on Guardsman for various American vocalists, the most interesting for his accompaniments being Irving Kaufman, q.v. VIC BURTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA Misspelling of Vic Berton and his Orchestra, q.v. W. E. BURTON BUDDIE BURTON: Vocal, acc: by own p. Chicago, February, 1928. 20376-4 Ham-Fatchet Blues - Part 1 Pm 12625
A-20376-2 Ham-Fatchet Blues - Part 2 Pm 12625
BUDDY BURTON: Vocal, acc. by own p. Chicago, March 6, 1928. 13508 Ham-Fatchet Blues - Part 1 Gnt unissued 13509 Ham-Fatchet Blues - Part 2 Gnt unissued Chicago, March 23, 1928. 13610 Time Enough Gnt 6453, Ch 15489, Spr 388 NOTE: Champion as WASHINGTON THOMAS. BLYTHE AND BURTON: Jimmy Blythe, W. E. Burton, p duets. Chicago, April 1, 1928. 13682-B Dustin' The Keys Gnt 6502, QRS R-7016, Ch 15507 13683 Block And Tackle Blues Gnt 6502, QRS R-7016 NOTE: QRS R-7016 as WILLIAMS AND MOORE; Champion 15507 as TOM AND JERRY. BUDDY BURTON: Vocal, acc. by own p. Chicago, April 1, 1928. 13684 Silvery Moon Gnt 6453, Ch 15511, Spr 388 13685 It's No One But You Gnt 6471
NOTE: Champion 15511 as WASHINGTON THOMAS. W. H. BURTON [sic] - MARCUS MOMAN [sic] - CLIFF MOORE: W. E. "Buddy" Burton, p / Marcus Norman, d, v / Cliff Moore, h, bones. Richmond, IN, June 7, 1929. 15159 St. Louis Blues Pm 12787, Her 93012 15160-A Fuzzy Wuzzy Pm 12787, Her 93012 15161-A Do Do Lady - bonesCM Pm 12789
15162 Roll That Jelly - vMN Pm 12789
NOTE: Herwin as HARLEM TRIO. The third title above is labeled W. H. BURTON - MARCUS MOMAN on Paramount; Burton confirmed his own initials were W. E., not W. H., and that his one-time partner was Marcus Norman. The error in labeling the latter as "Moman" undoubtedly arose from the entry in the Gennett files in such a florid handwriting as to make "Norman" look like "Moman" at first glance. ALABAMA JIM AND GEORGE: W. E. "Buddy" Burton, p, cel, v / Marcus Norman, d, v. Richmond, IN, June 10, 1929. 15180-A Crossin' Beale Street (Crossin' Forest Avenue) - vWEB Gnt 6905, Ch 15774, 50063, Spt 9475 15181 Memphis Rhythm (Detroit Rhythm) Gnt 6905, Ch 15774, 50063, Spt 9475 15182 Don't Cry, Pearl - vWEB Gnt 6918
15183 All Over You - vWEB Gnt 6918
15184 Deep Blue Sea - vMN Gnt 6949, Spt 9513 15185 Leave Town Or Be A Clown - vWEB Gnt 6949, Spt 9513 NOTE: Gennett 6918 and 6949 as ALABAMA JIM only; Champions as LOUISIANA JOE AND SLIM. BLACK DIAMOND TWINS: W. E. Burton, Bob Hudson, p duet. New York, March 31, 1932. 11625-3 Block And Tackle Ban 32435, Or 8137, Per 0206, Ro 5137 BUSSE'S BUZZARDS Henry Busse, t, dir:? Roy Maxon, tb / Chester Hazlett, Hal McLean, cl, as / Charles Strickfaden, as, bar / E. Lyle Sharpe, cl, ts / Willard Robison, p / Mike Pingitore, bj / John Sperzel, bb / George Marsh, d. Camden, NJ, July 9, 1925. 32762-2 Deep Elm (You Tell 'Em I'm Blue) Vic 19727, HMV B-5037 Henry Busse, t, dir: Frank Siegrist, t / Wilbur Hall, tb / Hal McLean, cl, as / Charles Strickfaden, as, bar / E. Lyle Sharpe, cl, ts / Joe Venuti, vn / Harry Perrella or Raymond Turner, p / Mike Pingitore, bj / John Sperzel, bb. New York, August 27, 1925. 33351-1-2-3-4 Red-Hot Henry Brown Vic unissued 33352-1-2-3-4 Horn-Tootin' Fool Vic unissued Joe Jordan, a; unknown bcl added*. A cymbal is audible at intervals on the next two sides; Venuti is not heard on the second side. New York, September 14, 1925. 33351-5 *Red-Hot Henry Brown Vic 19782, HMV K-3220 33379-2 Milenberg Joys - aJJ Vic 19782 Venuti omitted. New York, December 28, 1925. 34179-3 The Monkey Doodle-Doo Vic 19934, HMV B-5424 34180-1-2-3-4 Shake That Thing Vic unissued
Buster Elmore, Jack Cawley, g / unknown vc. Memphis, November 24, 1930. 64703-2 Guitar Duet Blues (Cross Tie Blues*) Vic 23257, 23540*, MW M-4084 64704-2 Slow Guitar Blues (Pouring Down Blues*) Vic 23257, 23540*, MW M-4084 NOTE: Victor 23540 as JACK CAWLEY'S OKLAHOMA RIDGE RUNNERS. Other sides by these musicians are of country-music material, and the above are only marginally of jazz interest.
This was a real-life husband-and-wife vaudeville team whose real names were Joe and Susie Edwards; they remained in marital as well as professional partnership and even made an LP in 1962, not long before first Susie, then Butterbeans, died. Vocal duets, or solos by Butterbeans (JE) or Susie (SE), acc. by Clarence Williams p, speech.. New York, May, 1924. 72573-B When My Man Shimmies OK 8147 72574-B A Married Man's A Fool - SE, ? CW speech OK 8180 72581-B Get Yourself A Monkey Man, Make Him Strut His Stuff OK 8147 New York, c. June 13, 1924. 72605-B I Got Your Bath Water On - SE OK 8182
Acc. by Joe Oliver, c / Clarence Williams, p. New York, September 12, 1924. 72816-B Kiss Me Sweet OK 8182 72817-B Construction Gang OK 8163 Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, September 15, 1924. 72820-A A To Z Blues OK 8163
72821-B I Can't Use You OK 8180
Acc. by Eddie Heywood, p. Atlanta, c. January 12, 1925. 8859-A Adam And Eve OK 8192 8860-A Leaving Blues OK 8202 8861-A Consolation Blues OK 8192 8862-A Do Right Papa OK 8202 8863-A That Same Dog OK 8199 8864-A How Do You Expect To Get My Lovin'? OK 8199 New York, c. April 26, 1925. 73321-A I've Had These Lonesome Journey Blues All Day OK 8209
73322-A You Ain't Talkin' To Me OK 8233
New York, c. May 2, 1925. 73339-B Don't Start Nothin' Here Tonight OK 8233 73340-B Sue, I Don't Want You No More OK 8209 Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, June 1, 1925. 73385-B Brown Skin Gal OK 8219
73386-B Hydrant Love (Turn It On, Shut It Off) OK 8219
New York, June 3, 1925. 73392-B If You Can't Bring It, You've Got To Send It OK 8224 73393-B I'll Put You Under The Jail OK 8224 New York, c. June 20, 1925. 73452-B Cold Storage Papa (Mama's A Little Too Warm For You) OK 8241
73453-A Bow-Legged Papa OK 8241
Acc. by Eddie Heywood, p. New York, c. March 4, 1926. 74036-A Let The Door Knob Hit You in The Back OK 8303 74037-A Your Folks Will Start Wearing Black OK 8303 74038-A Not Until Then - Part 1 OK 8307 74039-A Not Until Then - Part 2 OK 8307 New York, c. March 5, 1926. 74042-A 'Tain't What You Used To Have, My Friend (It's What You're Holding Now) OK 8319
74043-A Mama Stayed Out The Whole Night Long OK 8319, Par R-3255 GRASSHOPPER (probably Eddie Heywood), replaces Susie*. New York, March 24, 1926. 74068-A Deacon Bite-'Em-In-The-Back OK 8323 74069-A *Love Me And The World Is Mine (Hit Me And The Jail Is Yours) OK 8323 New York, March 25, 1926. 74070-A You Know Why Your Mama Has The Blues OK 8335
74071-A Not Today, Sweet Mama OK 8335
Acc. by Lovie Austin (as LOVEY AUSTIN), p. Chicago, c. June 18, 1926. 9749-A I Can't Do That OK 8355 Acc. by Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five: Louis Armstrong, c / Kid Ory, tb / Johnny Dodds, cl / Lil Armstrong, p / Johnny St. Cyr, bj. Chicago, c. June 18, 1926. 9750-A He Likes It Slow OK 8355
Acc. by Robert Cheek, t (not present*) / Eddie Heywood, p. New York, c. September 10, 1926. 74357-A My Daddy's Got The Mojo, But I Got The Say-So OK 8392 74358-A Da Da Blues OK 8392 74359-B Papa, Don't Hold Back On Me OK 8399* 74360-D Sweet Papa Butterbeans And Sweet Mama Susie OK 8399* Acc. by Eddie Heywood, p. New York, December 5, 1926. 74435-A Hard Luck Blues OK 8432
74436-A Yes, I've Been Cheatin' OK 8432
80247-A Deal Yourself Another Hand Okeh unissued Acc. by Tosh Hammed, one-string fiddle / Eddie Heywood, p. New York, March 31, 1927. 80686-A I Wanna Hot Dog For My Roll Col C-30789, KG 30788 (LPs) 80687-A Oh Yeah! OK 8502 Acc. by Eddie Heywood's Jazz Trio: Louis Metcalf, c / Bob Fuller, as / Eddie Heywood, p. New York, May 6, 1927. 81063-B You're A No-'Count Triflin' Man OK 8502
81064-A-B-C Mama's Gonna Shorten Your Days OK unissued 81065-A Gonna Make You Sorry (For Everything You Do) OK 8556
Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, September 24, 1927. 81474-B 'Tain't None Of Your Business OK 8556 81475-B Deal Yourself Another Hand OK 8520 81476-B Jelly-Roll Queen OK 8520 Acc. by Eddie Heywood, p. Chicago, June 27, 1928. 400958-B I Ain't Scared Of You OK 8614
400959-B Fast Fadin' Papa OK 8614
Chicago, June 30, 1928. 400975-A Been Some Changes Made (Since You've Been Gone) OK 8598 400976-A Watch Your Step OK 8598 New York, February 21, 1929. 401634-B Gonna Start Lookin' For A Man To Treat Me Right OK 8701
401635-B Put Your Mind Right On It OK 8701
401636-B Get Away From My Window (Stay Away From My Door) OK 8687
401637-B I Want A Good Man And I Want Him Bad OK 8670
401638-B That's More Than I Can Stand OK 8670
401639-B Get Yourself A Monkey Man (And Make Him Strut His Stuff) OK 8687
Acc. by Eddie Heywood, p, or Eddie Heywood and his Sons of Harmony, as shown: Arthur Williams, t / Robert "Red" Freeman, tb / Lem Spruell, as / Eddie Heywood, p / ? Earl Tryce, bj / Eugene Hill, d. New York, January 30, 1930. 403703-B Radio Papa (Broadcastin' Mama) - EH&SH OK 8911 403704-A Broke Down Mama - EH&SH OK 8893 403705-A You Dirty Mistreater - pEH OK 8893 NOTE: One issues also show matrix numbers 480044-A and 480043-A, respectively. Louis Armstrong, Henry Allen, t, added; the label of the third side reads "With Piano." New York, February 1, 1930. 403711-B What It Takes To Bring You Back (Mama Keeps It All The Time) OK 8950, Har 1085 403712-B Better Stop Knockin' Me Around - EH&SH OK 8769 403713-B Ain't Gonna Do That No More - EH&SH OK 8769 Acc. by Eddie Heywood, p. New York, August 11, 1930. 404285-A Times Is Hard (So I'm Savin' For A Rainy Day) OK 8833
404285-C Times Is Hard (So I'm Savin' For A Rainy Day) OK / Par 8833 404286-B Elevator Papa, Switchboard Mama OK / Par 8833 New York, August 13, 1930. 404293-B Deal Yourself Another Hand OK 8911 404294-B Papa Ain't No Santa Claus (Mama Ain't No Christmas Tree) OK 8950, Har 1085 NOTE: Parlophone R-113 is credited to Butterbeans and Susie, but it is in fact by Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven, q.v., on both sides. SYDNEY BUXTON Pseudonym on Parlophone E-6269 for Lew Bray, q.v.; other Parlophones under this name are of no interest. EZRA BUZZINGTON BUZZINGTON'S RUBE BAND: Instrumentation and personnel unknown but probably similar to that of the second session below. Richmond, IN, July 28, 1925. 12289-A Brown Jug Blues Gnt 20124 12290-A Back To That Dear Old Farm Gnt 20124 EZRA BUZZINGTON'S RUSTIC REVELERS: k / Otto "Gabe" Ward, cl, pic / Ken Trietsch, bj, g / Frank Kettering, bb, jug / Paul Trietsch, sw, wb / all sing on 14153 / unknown c, tb added on 14154 / Ezra Buzzington, v. Richmond, IN, August 18, 1928. 14153-A Brown Jug Blues - v4 Spt 9039 14153-B Brown Jug Blues - v4 Gnt 6575, Ch 15581, 45163, Iragen 18-29-01 14154 Bass Blues Spt 9039, Iragen 18-29-01 14154-A Bass Blues Gnt 6575, Ch 15581, 45163 NOTE: Champion 15581 as JOSEPH SIMPKINS AND HIS RUBE BAND; Supertone 9039 as SAM PERRY'S RUBE BAND. New York, c. March 13, 1929. GEX-2181,-A-B Back To That Dear Old Farm - vEB Gnt unissued GEX-2182 Alfalfa (I'll Never Love You*) Gnt 6894, Ch 15701, *Spt 9384 NOTE: Champion 15701 as RUSSELL'S ROVING REVELERS. New York, April 3, 1929. GEX-2203 Kansas City Kitty Gnt 6816, Ch 15719, Spt 9380 GEX-2204-A That's The Good Old Sunny South Gnt 6816, Ch 15719, Spt 9380
Vocal, acc. by George W. Thomas, p. Chicago, July 14, 1926. 142440-1-2 Bed Room Blues Col unissued 142441-1-2 Rest Your Hips Col unissued C CABARET DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Guardsman 1861 Everybody Stomp (The Tennessee Tooters) 1878 That Certain Party (The Southerners) 1879 Carolina Stomp (Pinkie's Birmingham Five) 2075 What Do I Care What Somebody Said? (Harry Pollock's Blue Diamonds) Parlophone R-758 Accordion Joe (Cornell Smelser's Orchestra)
Pseudonym on Challenge for the following items listed in this book: 801 Tiny Parham's Forty Five 802 Madlyn Davis and her accompanists 804 Madlyn Davis and her accompanists
Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Ideal Scala 7022 Bebe (California Ramblers) Scala 547 The Sheik (California Ramblers) 548 Both sides by Victor Vorzanger's Famous Broadway Band 594 Stuttering (California Ramblers) LOU CALABRESE AND HIS HOT SKETCHES Lou Calabrese, t, bj / cl / p / bb / d. New York, February 28, 1928. GEX-1106 Lip-Stick Gnt 6421, Spr 363, Ang 3032 GEX-1107 Let's Misbehave Gnt 6421, Ch 15468, Ang 3032 NOTE: Champion as BABE WOODS AND HIS PALS; Angelus as LOU SILVER.
Pseudonym on Conqueror for the following items listed in this book: 7189 Louder And Funnier (Fred Hall and his Orchestra) 7252 Makin' Whoopee (Ernie Golden and his Orchestra) CALIFORNIA MELODIE SYNCOPATORS Pseudonym on Emerson 10852 (SWANEE BUTTERFLY) for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra, q.v., and for the following interesting but unidentifiable item; it may be a Fred Hall group, q.v. Unknown t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / bsx / p / bj / d. New York, c. July, 1926. 3901 Gettin' Happy All The Time Em 3053
Pseudonym on Bell 442 for Fred Hall and his Band, q.v. CALIFORNIA POPPIES Sonny Clay, p, dir: Ernest Coycault, c / Leon White, tb / Leonard Davidson, cl / Bob Farrell, as / Johnny King, ts / Thomas Valentine, bj / Willie McDaniel, d. Los Angeles, sometime in 1923. 2 What A Wonderful Time Sst S-507 3 Lou Sst 5-506 Mama Like To Do It Unissued? NOTE: The first two titles are coupled.
This prolifically recorded dance orchestra was also known as the Golden Gate Orchestra on subsidiary labels such as Puritan (from Paramount) or Regal (from Emerson), and such items are marked* after the relevant catalogue number. Because all Edison Diamond Discs, Blue Amberol cylinders, Harmony, and Pathé records (and their associated labels) are always so described, however, they are not marked *. Records by the Five Birmingham Babies, the Goofus Five (and their Orchestra), the Vagabonds, the University Six, the Varsity Eight, and Ted Wallace and his Orchestra, which are substantially the California Ramblers, are shown under their own headings. Lloyd Baker and another, t / Jim Gilliland, tb / Jimmy Duff, cl, as / as / ts / Preston Sargeant p / Ray Kitchingman,
8261 The Sheik Voc 14275, Aco G-15044, Bel 101, Clm 1507, Gmn 1182, Hom H-307, Mto S-1187, Sc 547 8263 The Sheik Voc 14275 8264 Georgia Rose Voc 14275 8265 Georgia Rose Voc M-1025 8266 Georgia Rose Voc 14275, Clm 1489, Gmn 1180, Sc 529 NOTE: Vocalion and Aco as THE CALIFORNIAN RAMBLERS; Beltona as PALM BEACH PLAYERS; Coliseums as NEW YORK CASINO ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochord as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Meloto as MELOTO DANCE ORCHESTRA; Scala 529 as THE PRESIDENT ORCHESTRA; Scala 547 as THE "CAIRO" RAMBLERS. Lloyd Baker, t / __ Rothwell, tb / Jimmy Duff, cl, as / Sylvan Solomon, ts / Oscar Adler, vn / Preston Sargeant, p / Ray Kitchingman, bj / Otto Yedla, bb / Max MacIntosh, d. New York, December 14, 1921. Ka-Lu-A
Arto unissued? The Sheik Arto 9114, Bell P-114 New York, December 21, 1921. 42114-1 April Showers Em 10494*, Re 9165*, Sym 4382* 42115-3 Georgia Rose Em 10494*, Re 9160* New York, December 29, 1921. 80126-3 Smilin' Col A3554 New York, January 6, 1922. 80126-5 Smilin' Col A3554 New York, January 13, 1922. Play That Song Of India Again Arto 9115, Bell P-115 New York, January 16, 1922. 80136-2 Bow Wow Blues Col A3554 8490 Eddie Leonard Blues Voc 14300, Hom H-319 NOTE: Homochord as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, January 30, 1922. 979-1 Granny (You're My Mammy's Mammy) Pur 11102 979-2 Granny (You're My Mammy's Mammy) Pm 20102, Ban 1033* 980-1 My Mammy Knows Pm 20102, Pur 11102*, Ban 1033* 985-1 While Miami Dreams Ban 1035*, Pm 20103, Pur 11103 NOTE: Paramount 20103 and Puritan 11103 as FRISCO SYNCOPATORS New York, January 31, 1922. 8545 My Mammy Knows Voc 14300, M-1044, Hom H-319 NOTE: Vocalions as CALIFORNIAN RAMBLERS; Homochord as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, February 2, 1922. 70438-C My Mammy Knows OK 4547
70439-C While Miami Dreams OK 4547
New York, February 3, 1922. 42170-1 Lo La Lo Em 10518, Re 9199* 42171-1 Who (Believed In You)? Em 10509, Re 9189*, Sym 4382* New York, March 3, 1922. Old-Fashioned Girl Arto 9130, Bell P-130 Smilin' Arto 9130, Bell P-130 New York, March 9, 1922. 80227-1-2-3 Honey Lu Col unissued 80231-1-2-3 Bygones Col unissued NOTE: Matrices 80228 - 80230 inclusive are by other artists on other dates. New York, March 13, 1922. 1009-1 Little Grey Sweetheart Of Mine Pm unissued 1010-1-2-3 Bygones Pm 20115, Ban 1051, Bwy / Pur / Tri 11115, Cx 40115, Fam 3109, Master Tone 116, Re 9311* New York, March 16, 1922. 1016-1-3 California Pm 20116, Ban 1052, Bwy / Pur / Tri 11116, Fam 3110, Re 9311* New York, March 18, 1922. Boo Hoo Hoo Arto 9138, Bell P-138, Globe 7138 California Arto 9138, Bell P-138, Globe 7138 Arthur Hand, vn, dir: Frank Cush, Bill Moore, t / Lloyd "Ole" Olsen, tb / Jimmy Duff, cl, as / Freddy Cusick, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Ed Sutton, Joe LaFaro, Sid Harris, vn when used / Irving Brodsky, p, a / Ray Kitchingman, bj / Fred Henry, d. New York, April 3, 1922. 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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