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MAYBELLE ALLEN Pseudonym on Broadway for Edith Johnson, q.v. "MOON" ALLEN'S ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Champion 15039 for the Miami Lucky Seven, q.v. PAUL ALLEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Ideal Scala and Scala for the following items listed in this book: 7036 Duck's Quack (California Ramblers) 7078 Easy Melody (California Ramblers) 7117 After The Storm (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 7192 Oh! How I Love Bulgarians (Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra) PHIL ALLEN'S MERRYMAKERS Probably a pseudonym for Jay Wilbur and his Band, used on Eclipse (1932-1933), in which case the personnel is probably: Billy Farrell, t / Claude Findlay, t, tb / Ted Heath, tb solo, a / Sam Acres, tb / Freddy Gardner, Harry Hayes, cl, as / Buddy Featherstonhaugh, ts / Reg Pursglove, vn / Cecil Norman and/or Harry Rubens, p / Jack Simmonds, g / Don Stuteley, sb / Max Abrams, d / Les Allen, v. London, October 17, 1932. JW-875-1-2 Since I Fell In Love With Emmalina - vLA Eclipse 288 NOTE: There are probably other titles so labeled of equal interest as jazz.
Vocal, acc. by c / cl / p. Chicago, c. August 17, 1927. 12998 Hold Everything Blues Gnt unissued 12999 Melancholy Blues Gnt unissued ALL STAR CALIFORNIANS Andy Sannella, as / Joe Venuti, vn / Charles Magnante, pac / ? Frank Signorelli, p / Eddie Lang, g / sb / Irving Kaufman, v. New York, October, 1930. E-35107- Cheerful Little Earful - vIK Mt M-12000, Emb E-117, Pan P-12000 E-35108- I'm Proud Of You - vIK Mt M-12002, Emb E-101, Pan P-12002 E-35109- Never Swat A Fly - vIK Mt M-12002, Emb E-101, Pan P-12002, Emb E-100, Pan P-12001 NOTE: Embassy E-100 and E-101 as WHITE COONS ORCHESTRA; E-117 as MAJESTIC DANCE ORCHESTRA.
Pseudonym on various ARC labels for Vic Irwin and his Orchestra, and on Goodson for the California Ramblers, both q.v. ALL STAR JAM BAND See Leonard Feather. ALL STAR ORCHESTRA Nat Shilkret dir: ? Tommy Gott, ? Del Staigers, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Max Farley, cl, as, f / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / Don Murray, cl, bar / Joe Venuti, vn / ? Milt Rettenberg, p / Carl Kress, bj, g / Joe Tarto and/or Al Armer, bb, sb / Chauncey Morehouse, d, vib / Franklyn Baur, v. New York, December 13, 1927. 41167-2 Chloe (Song Of The Swamp) - vFB Vic 21149, HMV EA-311 41168-1-2 Alexander's Ragtime Band - vFB Vic unissued Ray Lodwig, Fuzzy Farrar, t, replace previous; Tommy Dorsey, tb, replaces Mole; Joe Tarto, sb, is the only bassist. New York, January 3, 1928. 41511-3 I Must Be Dreaming - vFB Vic 21326, HMV B-5579, EA-343 41512-2 My Melancholy Baby - vFB Vic 21212, HMV EA-357 41513-3 I Just Roll Along (Having My Ups And Downs) - vFB Vic 21212, HMV EA-357 Nat Shilkret dir: Jimmy McPartland, Ray Lodwig, Fuzzy Farrar, t / Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Max Farley, cl, as, f / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / Joe Venuti, Lou Raderman, vn / ? Milt Rettenberg, p / Carl Kress, bj, g / Joe Tarto, bb / Chauncey Morehouse, d, vib / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, March 21, 1928. 43384-2 I'm More Than Satisfied - vSL Vic 21605 43385-1 Oh, Baby! - vSL Vic 21423 Nat Shilkret dir: Fuzzy Farrar and 2 others, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Max Farley, cl, as, f / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / 2 others, s / Joe Venuti, Lou Raderman, vn / Milt Rettenberg, p / Carl Kress, bj, g / Joe Tarto,
43688-2 Add A Little Wiggle Vic 21423 43689-1-2-3 Alexander's Ragtime Band - vGA Vic unissued Nat Shilkret dir: Del Staigers, Mike Mosiello, Fuzzy Farrar, t / Chuck Campbell, ? Tommy Dorsey, tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as, stg / Max Farley, cl, as, f / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / Lou Raderman, vn / Milt Rettenberg or Jack Shilkret, p / John Cali, bj / Joe Tarto, bb / Dick Cherwin, sb / Joe Green, d / Johnny Marvin, v. New York, August 9, 1928. 46354-2 There's A Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder Vic 21667, HMV B-5584, EA-436, El EG-1183 46355-2-3 She Didn't Say "Yes," She Didn't Say "No" (She Only Said "Maybe") - vJM Vic 21667, EA-436, El EG-1183 Farley and Cherwin omitted; Nat Brusiloff or possibly Murray Kellner, vn, added; Don Howard, v. New York, July 15, 1929. 55609-2 My Dream Memory - vDH Vic 22054, HMV EA-608 Carl Kress, g, replaces Cali; the Melody Three (Phil Dewey, Frank Luther, Johnny Parker), v. New York, July 30, 1929. 55642-1 Waiting At The End Of The Road - vMT Vic 22073, HMV EA-664, X-3300 Nat Shilkret dir: Mike Mosiello, Del Staigers, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as, stg / Sammy Feinsmith, cl, as / Maurice Pierce, ts / Lou Raderman, Yascha Zayde, ? Murray Kellner, vn / Milt Rettenberg, p / Carl Kress,
55653-1 Too Wonderful For Words - vFM Vic 22104, HMV B-5718, EA-621 55654-1 You Made Me Love You, Why Did You? - vDH Vic 22106, HMV EA-647 55655-1 Steppin' Along Vic 22104, HMV B-5718, EA-621 NOTE: Victor 22106 as NAT SHILKRET AND THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA. As for the last above, with the Melody Three, v. New York, November 8, 1929. 57533-3 Deep In The Arms Of Love - vMT Vic 22197
Pseudonym on Harmony, Clarion, and Velvet Tone for Joe Venuti's Rhythm Boys, q.v. ALL STAR TROMBONE OCTET Personnel unknown. New York, May 23, 1933. B-13371 Riff Song; Naughty Waltz Br unissued B-13372 Crazy Rhythm Br unissued BX-13373 Without A Song Br unissued BX-13374 Stormy Weather Br unissued B-13375 A Dream Br unissued ALL STAR TROUBADOURS Pseudonym on Grey Gull for the California Ramblers, q.v. ALOMO GARDEN JAZZERS See Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra. DANNY ALTIER AND HIS ORCHESTRA Muggsy Spanier, c / Johnny Carsella, tb / Maurie Bercov, cl / Danny Altier, as / Phil Robinson, ts / Jess Stacy, p / Ray Biondi, g / Pat Pattison, bb, sb / George Wettling, d / Frank Sylvano, v. Chicago, October 22, 1928. C-2466-B I'm Sorry, Sally - vFS Voc 15740 C-2467-A My Gal Sal (They Called Her Frivolous Sal) Voc 15740, Decatur 504 JOSE ALVARADO AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Embassy for the following items listed in this book: 8084 How Am I To Know? (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) 8092 Sing, You Sinners (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra) THE AMBASSADORS The following sides recorded for Vocalion between 1923 and 1929 are of some interest as jazz. There may be others as well. Phil Napoleon, Earl Oliver, t / Miff Mole, tb / Bennie Krueger, ? Sammy Feinsmith, cl, as, ts / Frank Banta, p / ? John Cali, bj / bb / d. New York, June, 1923. 11638 / 39 When You Walked Out, Someone Else Walked Right In Voc 14620, Bel 319, Gmn 1340, Hom H-470, B-361, Cymot 778 NOTE: Beltona as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Cymot as CORONET JAZZ BAND; Guardsman as SOUTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochord H-470 as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA, B-361 as HOMOCORD JAZZ BAND. New York, October 3, 1923. 12062 Old Fashioned Love (intro: Charleston) Voc 14686, Bel 403, Clm 1886, Hom H-536 NOTE: Beltona as PALM BEACH PLAYERS; Coliseum as MAYFIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochord as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA. Bcl and vn added. New York, April, 1924. 13065 Savannah (The Georgianna Blues) Voc 14810, Aco G-15515, Bel 687, Clm 1675, Gmn 7007, Hom H-638 NOTE: Aco as THE OLD VIRGINIANS; Beltona as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Coliseum as MARYLAND DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as ORIGINAL BLACK BAND (which may be why this title was formerly thought to be by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra); Homochord as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA. Louis Katzman, t, vn, dir: / t / tb / cl, ss / cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb. New York, May, 1924. 13185 (If You Don't Want Me) Stop Doggin' Me 'Round Voc 14823 13186 Tell Me If You Want Somebody Else Voc 14823 May Breen, u, added. New York, c. May 19, 1924. 13211 Ukulele Blues Voc 14829, X-9483 Breen omitted. New York, c. May 29, 1924. 13281 June Night (intro: Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider) Voc 35042, K-05137 13284 Oh Peter (You're So Nice) (intro: Some Of These Days) Voc 35042, K-05137 Willie Creager, d, dir: Jack Axelrod, Manny Klein, t / Harry de Paola, tb / Sammy Feinsmith, Maurice Pierce, cl, as / Ted Green, ts / Joe Meresco, p / John Cali, bj / Alex Goldfarb, bb. New York, July 24, 1924. 13371 Pleasure Mad Voc 14851, Aco G-15535, Gmn 1613, Hom H-672 NOTE: Aco as THE OLD VIRGINIANS; Guardsman as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochord as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, October, 1924. 13818 Cuddle Up A Little Closer Voc 14907, Bel 720, Clm 1717, Gmn 1669 NOTE: Beltona as AVENUE DANCE ORCHESTRA; Coliseum as MARYLAND DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA. Gene Austin, v. New York, October, 1924. 13883 Choo Choo (Gotta Hurry Home) - vGA Voc 14916, X-9523 Phil Napoleon, t / Miff Mole, tb / ? Gus Sharp, cl / as / ts / vn / ? Frank Signorelli, p / bj / Joe Tarto, bb. New York, November, 1924. 13940 Too Tired Voc 14928, Bel 729, Clm 1729, Gmn 1684, Sc 731 NOTE: Beltona as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Coliseum as MAYFIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as PALL MALL DANCE ORCHESTRA; Scala as PAVILION ORCHESTRA. Phil Napoleon, t / Miff Mole, tb / ? Gus Sharp, cl / Jack Pettis, Cm / ? Frank Signorelli, p / bj / Joe Tarto, bb / d / Irving Kaufman, v. New York, November, 1924. 13990 Oh! How I Love My Darling - vIK Voc 14933, Aco G-15625, Bel 721, Clm 1724, Gmn 1685, Hom H-737, Sc 731 13991 The "Throw-Down" Blues Voc 14933, Gmn 7012 NOTE: Aco as THE OLD VIRGINIANS; Beltona as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Coliseum as
Louis Katzman, dir; personnel unknown apart from Harry Reser, bj / New York, November 24, 1925. E-16950 / 52 Spanish Shawl Br 2989
NOTE: This title was originally recorded on November 9, 1925, by Ray Miller and his Orchestra, but was rejected; the Ambassadors remake shown above retained Miller's name for issue. AMBASSADOR'S DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Embassy 8071 for the Rose Room Orchestra, q.v. AMBROSE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Bert Ambrose directed what many connoisseurs, at the time and since, regarded as the finest British dance band. Among the many records it made for Brunswick, HMV, and Decca, the following stand out as being of considerable jazz interest. There may well be others of similar quality, despite unpromising titles. AMBROSE AND HIS MAYFAIR ORCHESTRA: Bert Ambrose, vn, dir: Henry Levine, George Ratcliffe, t / Sam Acres, tb / Louis Martin, Jack Miranda, cl, as / Joe Crossman, ts / Sidney Lipton, vn / George Posnack, p / Lee Conna,
Take Your Finger Out Of Your Mouth Br 108 AMBROSE AND HIS ORCHESTRA at the May Fair Hotel, London: Bert Ambrose, vn, dir: Leslie Berkin, George Ratcliffe, t / Sam Acres, tb / Perley Breed, Jack Miranda, cl, as, bar / Joe Crossman, cl, ts / Leo Kahn, p / Joe Brannelly, bj, g / Dick Escott, bb / Max Bacon, d / Lew Stone, a. Hayes, Middlesex, February 14, 1928. Bb-12721-1 Without You, Sweetheart HMV B-5464 Ted Heath, tb, replaces Acres. Hayes, Middlesex, April 2, 1928. Bb-13144-1 Singapore Sorrows HMV B-5464 Hayes, Middlesex, June 27, 1928. Bb-13591-3 Sweet Sue - Just You HMV B-5508, EA-492 Sylvester Ahola, George Ratcliffe, t / Ted Heath, tb / Arthur Lally, cl, as, bar / Joe Jeannette, cl, as, ts, f / Joe Crossman, cl, ts, bar / Eric Siday, Reg Pursglove, Ernie Lewis, vn (when used) / Bert Read, p, a / Joe Brannally, bj, g /
Bb-14882-3 Didn't I Tell You? - vEP, TB, PA HMV B-5560 Hayes, Middlesex, January 31, 1929. Bb-15706-3 That's Her Now - vEP, TB, PA HMV B-5598 Bb-15707-3 The Whole World Knows I Love You - vEP, TB, PA HMV B-5598 Danny Polo, cl, as, bar, replaces Lally. Chelsea, London, June 2, 1929 MB-204-1 Do Something Dec M-31 MB-205-3 Sugar Is Back Dec M-33 Chelsea, London, June 13, 1929. MB-232-2-4 Walking With Susie - vEG / aLS Dec M-37
MB-233-1 Breakaway Dec M-49
Sylvester Ahola, George Ratcliffe, t / Ted Heath, tb / Danny Polo, cl, as, bar / Joe Jeannette, cl, as, ts, f / Joe Crossman, cl, ts, bar / Eric Siday, Reg Pursglove, Ernie Lewis, vn (when used) / Bert Read, p, a / Joe Brannelly, bj , g / Dick Escott, bb, sb / Max Bacon, d / Eddie Grossbart, Lou Abelardo, Sam Browne, v. Chelsea, London, July 9, 1929. MB-295-3 Louise - vEG Dec M-49 MB-296-4 Reaching For Someone - vEG / aLS Dec M-55 Chelsea, London, September 12, 1929. MB-444-2 Hittin' The Ceiling - aLS Dec M-70
MB-445-3 Makin' Whoopee - vLA Dec M-71
MB-446-3 Singing In The Rain - aLS Dec M-70
Liverpool and Victoria Hall, London, September 17, 1929. MB-495-2 I'm Bringing A Red, Red Rose - vLA Dec M-75 Liverpool and Victoria Hall, London, October 11, 1929. MB-551-2 Lovable And Sweet - vLA / aLS Dec M-80
Chelsea, London, December 31, 1929. MB-794-1 Painting The Clouds With Sunshine - vLA / aLS Dec M-110 Crossman omitted. Chelsea, London, January 2, 1930. MB-798-1 Piccolo Pete - vLA Dec M-111 Chelsea, London, January 29, 1930. MB-904-3 Happy Days Are Here Again - vLA Dec M-117 Chelsea, London, February 18, 1930. MB-976-3 The One I Love Just Can't Be Bothered With Me - vSB Dec M-121 Hayes, Middlesex, March 28, 1930. Bb-19080-3 Moanin' For You - vSB HMV B-5813 Hayes, Middlesex, April 8, 1930. Bb-19081-4 Cryin' For The Carolines - vSB HMV B-5814, K-5964 Bb-19082-4 When A Woman Loves A Man - vSB HMV B-5813 Leslie Sarony, v. Small Queen's Hall, London, April 24, 1930. Bb-19261-1 The Empire Party - vLS HMV B-5825 Bb-19263-1 I'm In The Market For You - vSB HMV B-5824 Small Queen's Hall, London, May 22, 1930. Bb-19328-3 A Bench In The Park - vSB HMV B-5842 Bb-19329-3 A Japanese Dream - vSB HMV B-5858, EA-786 Bb-19330-2 'Leven-Thirty Saturday Night - vSB HMV B-5847, EA-786 Small Queen's Hall, London, June 19, 1930. Bb-19829-2 Livin' In The Sunlight, Lovin' In The Moonlight - vSB HMV B-5857 Jean Pougnet, vn, replaces Lewis and Pursglove; Joe Crossman, cl, ts, added. Small Queen's Hall, London, July 14, 1930. Bb-19896-2 The Free And Easy - vSB HMV B-5869, R-14533 Sylvester Ahola, George Ratcliffe, t / Ted Heath, tb / Jack Shields, cl, as / Joe Jeannette, cl, as, ts, f / Joe Crossman, cl, ts, bar / Eric Siday, Jean Pougnet, vn (when used) / Bert Read, p, a / Joe Brannelly, bj, g / Dick Escott, bb, sb / Max Bacon, d / Sam Browne, v. Small Queen's Hall, London, September 26, 1930. Bb-20239-2 Good Evenin' - vSB HMV B-5908 Small Queen's Hall, London, October 13, 1930. Bb-20237-3 Bye Bye Blues - vSB / aBR HMV B-5908 Bb-20259-1-4 My Baby Just Cares For Me - vSB HMV B-5909 Bb-20282-1 My Bluebird Was Caught In The Rain - vSB HMV B-5920 Bb-20283-2 A Girl Friend Of A Boy Friend Of Mine - vSB HMV B-5909 Small Queen's Hall, London, November 18, 1930. Bb-20390-2 What Good Am I Without You? - vSB HMV B-5942 Small Queen's Hall, London, February 21, 1931. OB-382-1 I'm Just Wearing Out My Heart For You - vSB HMV B-5980 Small Queen's Hall, London, July 15, 1931. OB-1291-1-2 St. Louis Blues HMV unissued Max Goldberg, Harry Owen, t / Ted Heath, tb / Billy Amstell, Joe Jeannette, cl, as, ts / Joe Crossman, cl, as, ts, bar / Ernie Lewis, Teddy Sinclair, Peter Rush, vn / Bert Read, p, a / Joe Brannelly, bj, g / Dick Escott, sb / Max Bacon, d / Sam Browne, The Carlyle Cousins (Cecile Petrie, Pauline Lister, Lilian Taylor), v. Small Queen's Hall, London, September 16, 1931. OB-1377-1 Me - vSB HMV B-6068, R-14666 Small Queen's Hall, London, September 22, 1931. OB-1389-2 The Queen Was In The Parlour - vSB, CC HMV B-6075, EA-983, R- 14710, Vic 24002 Kingsway Hall, London, October 1, 1931. OB-1121-1 Yes Yes (My Baby Said "Yes") - vSB HMV B-6079, EA-983 Danny Polo, cl, as, bar, replaces Grossman; Harry Hines, as, added; Don Stuteley, sb, replaces Escott. Kingsway Hall, London, November 7, 1932. OB-3485-2 Here Lies Love - vSB RZ MR-770, G-21616 OB-3486-2 Please - vSB RZ MR-770 AMBROSE AND HIS ORCHESTRA at the Embassy Club, London: Bert Ambrose dir: Max Goldberg, t, mel / Harry Owen, t / Ted Heath, Tony Thorpe, tb / Danny Polo, cl, as, bar / Sid Phillips, cl, as, bar, a / Joe Jeannette, as / Billy Amstell, cl, ts / Ernie Lewis, Reg Pursglove, sometimes others, vn (when used) / Bert Read, p, a / Joe Brannelly,
GB-6426-1 My Hat's On The Side Of My Head - vSB Br 01662 Bert Barnes, p, a, replaces Read. London, November 20, 1934. GB-6771-2 The Continental Dec F-5317, F-7204 AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Beltona for the following items listed in this book: 242 Peggy Dear (Gene Fosdick's Hoosiers) 243 Who's Sorry Now? (Ben Bernie and his Orchestra) 312 Both sides by Gene Fosdick's Hoosiers 319 When You Walked Out (The Ambassadors) 359 Both sides by the Broadway Syncopators 400 Both sides by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra 569 Both sides by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra 661 Any Way The Wind Blows (Bar Harbor Society Orchestra) (cont. on page 26) 667 Doddle Doo Doo (Ben Bernie and his Orchestra) 687 Savannah (The Georgianna Blues) (The Ambassadors) 721 Oh! How I Love My Darling (The Ambassadors) 729 Too Tired (The Ambassadors) 930 Both sides by the Tennessee Tooters 991 After I Say I'm Sorry (Bailey's Lucky Seven) 992 Dinah (Bailey's Lucky Seven) 1035 Don't Wait Too Long (Bailey's Lucky Seven) 1049 No More Worryin' (Chuck Winters' Hotel Gramatin Orchestra) 1079 That Certain Party (The Southerners) 1080 Sweet Man (The Tennessee Tooters)
Pseudonym on German Odeon principally for Joseph Samuels' Jazz Band, q.v., but on 311915 and 311919 (coupled) for Mamie Smith's Jazz Hounds, q.v., and on Brazilian Imperador 1006 (EVERYTHING YOU DO) for Nathan Glantz and his 0rchestra, q.v. AMERICAN MARIMBAPHONE BAND Joe Green, George Hamilton Green, x, marimba / p / bb, possibly others. New York, June 28, 1918. 77933-4 Tishomingo Blues (intro: Some Chocolate Drops) Col A-2634 TESSIE AMES Pseudonym on Silvertone for Trixie Smith and Priscilla Stewart, both q.v. MISSOURI ANDERSON Female vocal, acc. by probably: Joe Thomas or Dewey Jackson, c / ? cl / Miles Davis, p, with unknown speaker. St. Louis, June 21, 1926. 986; E-3443 Gamblin' George Blues Voc 1041 988; E-3445 Somebody Else's Blues Voc 1041
Walter Anderson, d, dir: Eddie Bratton, t / Norman Hendrickson, tb / Dick Hall, cl, as / Arthur Swaline, p / Les Backer, bj, g, v / Gordie Greene, bb. St. Paul, MN, September 23, 1927. 13094 Alabama Stomp Gnt 6342, GS 40106 13098 Melancholy Gnt 6265, Bell 568, Ch 15364, Chg 360 13100, -A Shakes Gnt unissued St. Paul, MN, September 29, 1927. 13104, -A Hold Everything Gen unissued 13108-A Sugar Foot Strut Gnt 6278, Ch 15363 St. Paul, MN, October 7, 1927. 13124 Mokus Gnt 6342, GS 40105 13128 What'll We Do For Dough? - vLB Gnt 6279
NOTE: Gennett 6278 and all Champions as NORTH-WEST MELODY BOYS. Other titles are of no jazz interest. ANGELUS DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Angelus for the following items listed in this book: 3005 Rio Rita (Johnny Sylvester and his Orchestra) 3039 Song Of The Vagabonds (Lou Gold and his Orchestra) ANONYMOUS The following records were issued without artist credit. Details will be found under the names shown. Ariel 319 Original Capitol Orchestra 2329 Original Capitol Orchestra Austral A-85 Original Memphis Five A-122 Original Memphis Five A-145 Original Memphis Five Clifford 5291 Bert Lown and his Orchestra Grey Gull 1701 Wilbur Sweatman Trio 1702 Wilbur Sweatman Trio 1706 Wilbur Sweatman Trio Grey Gull 1724 Clarence Williams and his Orchestra Grey Gull 7029 Novelty Blue Boys Grey Gull 7037 Wilbur Sweatman Trio Pathé 7051 Mitchell's Jazz Kings Popular 1012 Varsity Eight Popular 1042 Johnny Johnson and his Orchestra Salabert 100518 Synco Jazz Band 100519 Synco Jazz Band Usiba 263 Texas Ten Victor X-16189 Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra The following anonymous issues are of interest but have not yet been traced to any definite band: Unknown t / tb / Andy Sannella, cl / jewsharp / p / bj / bb / d / v. New York, c. April, 1928. 3050-A Sure Enough Blues - v GG / Rx 7028 The following records have considerable interest, but no clue to artist or origin is available: Unknown medium-sized band. Date and location unknown. OX-37363 San (part side) Private issue? NOTE: This was probably for public demonstration purposes. It is not a Brunswick matrix. 2 t / tb / cl, as / cl, ts / p / bb / d. Los Angeles, c. December, 1924. 247 No One Knows What It's All About Test? 248 Mean Blues Test? Unknown c / tb / cl / p / d / others? Roger Bean Record Studios, Indianapolis, IN, date unknown. At The Jazz Band Ball Private recording Sensation Stomp Private recording 2 t / tb / as / cl, ts / p / g / sb / d. London, c. December, 1933 563 Corinne Corinna Or(E) unnumbered (private recording, single-sided)
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