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JOHN CURTIS Pseudonym on Parlophone for Maurice Elwin, q.v. CLAY CUSTER Although this has been widely accepted as a pseudonym for George W. Thomas, composer of The Rocks, no conclusive evidence has been found to support this identification. Piano solo. New York, February, 1923. 71290-A The Rocks OK 4809, Par E-5394
DABNEY'S BAND: Ford Dabney, p, dir: Cricket Smith, t / Nappy Lee, tb, eu / Edgar Campbell cl / Alonzo Williams, as / John Haywood, bb, vn / Dennis Johnson, d, occasionally augmented by Allie Ross, Bernard "Buttercup" Parker, Nimrod Jones, vn. New York, c. August, 1917. The Darktown Strutters' Ball AV 1204
The Darktown Strutters' Ball AV 1219
Paddle-Addle In Your Little Canoe AV 1219
Cheer Up, Liza (intro: Won't You Follow Me There?) AV 36002 (12") Melody-Land (intro: Beautiful Queen Of The Nile) AV 36002 (12") New York, November, 1917. A-427 That's It AV 1218 The Jazz - "Lazy Blues" [sic] AV 1218 New York, November, 1917. A-455 Sally Trombone AV 1243
Pussy Willow AV 1243
New York, c. May, 1918. 969 Hello, Central, Give Me No-Man's Land AV 36202 (12") 971 I'm Sorry I Made You Cry AV 36202 (12") 973 Slidin' Sid AV 12017 974 There's A Lump Of Sugar Down In Dixie AV 12027 NOTE: Matrix 972 is untraced. New York, c. September, 1918. 1091 Feist's All-Hits Medley AV 36205 (12") New York, c. October, 1918. 1143 Swinging Along AV 12066
1144 Springtime AV 12066
1147 Just Blue AV 12068
New York, c. Decemner, 1918. 1266 Mr. Sousa's Yankee Band AV 36205 1269 / 70 Indigo Blues AV 12097 Johnny's In Town - vAF AV 12101 Sarah, Come Over Here - vAF AV 12101 New York, c. February, 1919. 1483 Rainy Day Blues AV 12105, 13005 1485 A Foxy Cure For The Blues AV 12105, 13005 1486 Lassus Trombone AV 12119
Arthur Fields, v (and top billing). New York, c. April, 1919. 1734 ? Keep Smiling AV 12125 1755 How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm? (intro: My Barney Lies Over The Ocean/Come On Papa) AV 12125 Easy Pickin's AV 12126 Missouri Blues AV 12126 In Miami - vAF AV 12130 You Can't Blame The Girlies At All Av 12130 New York, c. May, 1919. Miss Trombone (A Slippery Rag) AV 12167
Old Glory Goes Marching On AV 12167
New York, c. June, 1919. 2183 Squealing Pig Blues AV 12179 2184 Frisco's Kitchen Stove Rag AV 12179 New York, c. July, 1919. 2287 Beautiful Ohio Blues AV 12195
New York, c. August, 1919. 2372 Slow Drag Blues AV 12195 Arthur Fields, Billy Murray, v (and top billing). New York, c. September, 1919. Spanking The Baby - vAF AV 12206
There's A Lot Of Blue-Eyed Marys Down In Maryland - vAF AV 12206
Florida Blues AV 12211
Lonesome Blues (intro: Broken-Hearted Blues) AV 12211
The Dancing Deacon AV 12217
Sahara (Soon We'll Be Dry Like You) - vBM AV 12241
All The Quakers Are Shoulder Shakers Down In Quaker Town - vBM AV 12241
DABNEY'S NOVELTY ORCHESTRA: Ford Dabney, p, dir: small string band. New York, c. October, 1919. On The Streets Of Cairo AV 12217 Breeze (Blow My Baby Back To Me) AV 12229 I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None O' This Jelly Roll AV 12229 Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me AV 12245 Now I Know AV 12245 DABNEY'S BAND: Ford Dabney, p, dir. t / tb / as / vn / bj / bb / d, possibly others. New York, c. October, 1919. 2692 Camp Meeting Blues AV 12246
New York, December, 1919. 5003 My Laddie Voc 14015, M-1006 5005 What's Worth While Getting Voc 14001 5007 Round The Corner Voc 14001 NOTE: Vocalion M-1006 as ST. GEORGE'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, February, 1920. 5257 Wedding And Shimmie And Jazz [sic] Voc 14031 5260 When My Baby Smiles Voc 14031, X-9038 5262 My Laddie Voc 14015, M-1006 NOTE: Many of the forgoing are straightforward renditions of marches and popular tunes of the day, but are included for the sake of completeness. The following titles are of considerably higher quality. FORD DABNEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ford Dabney, p, dir: Pike Davis, Wesley Johnson, t / John Reeves, tb / Herschel Brassfield, cl, as / ts / Casey Cooper or Willie Carroll, vn / bj / bb / Mose Ross, d. New York, October 26, 1921. 25672-1-2-3 Sweet Cookie Vic unissued 25673-1-2-3-4 Dapper Dan Vic unissued FORD DABNEY'S SYNCOPATED ORCHESTRA: As last above, both vn present? New York, March, 1922. 1017-2-3 Sweet Man O' Mine Pm 20120, Pur 11120, 11121, Ban 1061 1018-2-3 Bugle Call Blues Pm 20125, Fam 3120, Pur / Tri 11124, Pur 11125 New York, May, 1922. 1043-1-2 Doo Dah Blues Pm 20120, Belvedere / Pur / Tri 11122, Ban 1061 Test (unknown origin) FRANK DAILEY FRANK DALY'S [sic] BELL RECORD ORCHESTRA: Possibly Frank Dailey, vn, dir: Phil Baird, ? Harry Gluck, t / William Burger, tb / Louis Martin, Henry Muller, as / William Wachsman, ts / John Klessy, p; Jack Margolin, bj / Al Weber, bb / Fred S. Eckert, d. New York, c. January 1925. Prince Of Wails Bell 323
NOTE: It is not certain that this issue is by Frank Dailey. His orchestra made many Bell records during this period, labeled FRANK DAILEY'S MEADOWBROOKS, but unlike the above, they are of little jazz interest. FLORA DALE Pseudonym on Domino for Ida G. Brown and for Rosa Henderson, both q.v. SALLY DALE Pseudonym on Domino for Nellie Potter, q.v. VERNON DALHART The following titles by this prolific artist are of some jazz interest, primarily for their accompaniments. Vocal, acc. by the Virginians: Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, dir. Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Hale Byers, as, f / Don Clark, cl, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Sleepy Hall or Mike Pingitore, bj / Jack Barsby, bb. New York, September 11, 1923. 28550-2 Stavin' Change (The Meanest Man In New Orleans) Vic 19189 Vocal duet with Ed Smalle, acc. by the Virginains: Eddie King, d, dir. Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Roy Maxon, Jim Cassidy, tb / Ross Gorman, cl, as / Charles Strickfaden, cl, as, bar / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Mike Pingitore, bj / Al Armer or Carl Wagner, bb. New York, April 30, 1924. 29952-2 Bringin' Home The Bacon Vic 19334 Vernon Dalhart, k, u / Ed Smalle, k / Harry Reser, bj. New York, c. July 3, 1924. 72651-B Boll Weevil Blues OK 40156 Vocal, acc. by Murray Kellner, vn / Carson Robison, g. New York, February 3, 1927. 143389-1-3 Muddy Water (A Mississippi Moan) Diva 2351-G, Har 351-H, VT 1351-V NOTE: This issue as MACK ALLEN.
Coley Jones, md, v / unknown md / ? Sam Harris, g / Marco Washingon, sb. Dallas, December 6, 1927 145343-2 Dallas Rag Col 14290-D 145344-3 Sweet Mama Blues - vCJ Col 14290-D Dallas, December 8, 1928 147612-1 So Tired - vCJ Col 14389-D 147613-1 Hokum Blues - vCJ Col 14389-D Dallas, December 9, 1928 147622-2 Chasin' Rainbows - vCJ Col 14410-D 147623-2 I Used To Call Her Baby Col 14410-D Dallas, December 6, 1929 149568-2 Shine Col 14574-D 149569-1 Sugar Blues - vCJ Col 14574-D
Pseudonym on Guardsman 1856 for Peggy English, q.v. DALY'S DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Vox Humana VH-9 for Lou Gold and his Orchestra, q.v. FRANK DALY'S BELL RECORD ORCHESTRA See Frank Dailey and his Orchestra. DAN AND HARVEY'S JAZZ BAND Dan Kildare, p / Harvey White, v, dir: vn / bj / d. London, late December, 1918. 76333-1 The Jazz Band Col 725
76335-1 I Love Them All - vHW Col 725
76336-1 Allah's Holiday Col 749
76337-2 Sirens Col 749
76338-1 If You Look In Her Eyes (intro: The Tickle Toe) Col 750
NOTE: Columbia 725 apparently was cancelled before release. Matrix 76334 is a waltz, of no jazz interest. London, late April, 1919. 76425-1 Smiles Col 737
76426-1 Till The Clouds Roll By Col 738
76427-1 Hindustan Col 737
THE DANCING CHAMPIONS Pseudonym on Champion 15183, 15184, and 15185 for Fred Rich and his Orchestra, q.v. THE DANCING STEVEDORES Pseudonym on Silvertone 3054 and 3056 for McKenzie's Candy Kids, q.v. JACK DANFORD AND HIS BEN FRANKLIN HOTEL ORCHESTRA Jack Danford, as, bsx, dir: Frank Miller, Lu Watters, c / Stan Gates, mel / Smokey Warner, cl, as / Gene Holling, p / Joe Granello, g / Forrest Brown or Ted Bearing, bb / Bud Capura, d. San Francisco, 1929. AEL-108- Alabama Stomp PRCSF (unnumbered) AEL-109- On The Alamo PRCSF (unnumbered) NOTE: This is a privately recorded issue and is coupled.
The following sides are reportedly by a group very similar to that of the Charleston Chasers of February 9, 1931. If so, the personnel would be Ruby Weinstein, Charlie Teagarden, t / Glenn Miller, tb, a / Jack Teagarden, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Sid Stoneburn, as / Larry Binyon, ts / Arthur Schutt, p / Dick McDonough, bj, g / Harry Goodman, bb / Gene Krupa, d (who has confirmed his presence) / Phil Dannenberg, v. New York, February 10, 1931. 404840-A I've Found What I Wanted In You - vPD Od ONY-36192, Par PNY-34187, R-910 100485-1 I've Found What I Wanted In You - vPD Har 1286-H, VT 2317-V 404842-A All On Account Of Your Kisses Od ONY-36193, Par PNY-34184, R-917 100500-1 (I'm No Account Any More) - vPD Har 1292-H, VT 2392-V NOTE: Odeon ONY-36192 as RAY SEELEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA; ONY-36193 as ED LOYD'S ORCHESTRA; Parlophone PNY-34184 as EARL MARLOW'S ORCHESTRA; PNY-34187 as SAM NASH AND HIS ORCHESTRA; R-910 as ROOF GARDEN ORCHESTRA. DANSORKESTER Pseudonym on Swedish Cameo 2029 for Chick Bullock and his Levee Loungers, q.v. D'ARCY'S CABARET COMBINATION Pseudonym on Scala 761 (HEADIN' FOR LOUISVILLE) for Pinkie's Birmingham Five, q.v. DOT DARE Pseudonym on Harmony and associated labels for Annette Hanshaw, q.v. DOC DAUGHERTY AND HIS ORCHESTRA Doc Daugherty, cl, as, bsx, dir: Howard Emery and another, c / Arthur Haagland, tb / Wayne Breckman, as / Carl Jeremias, ts, t / vn / Tom Strohauser, p, a / ? Billy Van, bj / Gus Hadale, bb / Billy Hamilton, d / Fred Erdman, v. Camden, NJ, July 1, 1929. 49442-1-2 Because You Love Me, Baby - vFE Vic unissued 49443-2 Ninety In The Shade Vic V-40111 49444-1-2 Baby Girl - vFE Vic unissued 49445-1 Alcoholic Blues Vic V-40111 Camden, NJ, July 19, 1929. 49442-4 Because You Love Me, Baby - vFL Vic V-40119 49444-4 Baby Girl - vFL Vic V-40119 Same instrumentation, plus 2nd t; personnel probably somewhat different. Camden, NJ, January 22, 1931. 67848-1-2 Tie A Little String Around Your Finger - vFL Vic unissued 67849-1-2 She's A Gorgeous Thing! - vFL Vic unissued Camden, NJ, January 30, 1931. 67848-4 Tie A Little String Around Your Finger - vFL Vic 23040 67849-4 She's A Gorgeous Thing! - vFL Vic 23040, Zon EE-252
Pseudonym on Timely Tunes for Dave Nelson and the King's Men, q.v. CHARLES "COW COW" DAVENPORT CHAS. DAVENPORT: Probably speech, acc. by own p. Richmond, IN, May 26, 1925. 12251 What It Takes To Get A Dime From Me Gnt unissued 12252 What It Takes To Keep My Wife From Running Around Gnt unissued COW COW DAVENPORT: Vocal, acc. by own p, with B. T. Wingfield, c, or Leroy Pickett, vn, as noted. Chicago,
4085-3 Jim Crow Blues - cBTW Pm 12439, Cen 3021 4086-2 Goin' Home Blues - cBTW Pm 12439 4088-2 New Cow Cow Blues - cBTW Pm 12452, SD 104 4095 Stealin' Blues - vnLP Pm 12452, SD 104 NOTE: The previous four sides probably represent two sessions, possibly separated by several days. Matrices 4087, 4089, 4092, and 4094 are by Ivy Smith, q.v., 4090 and 4091 are by Vance Dixon, and 4093 is untraced. COW COW DAVENPORT: Piano solos, with speech by self and/or Ivy Smith where shown. Chicago, July 16,
C-2063-A Cow Cow Blues Voc 1198 C-2063-B Cow Cow Blues Br 80022 C-2064-A State Street Jive - spIS Voc 1198 C-2064-B State Street Jive - spIS Br 80022 COW COW DAVENPORT, IVY SMITH: As above. Chicago, October 2, 1928. C-2378-A Chimin' The Blues Voc 1253
C-2379-A Alabama Strut - spCCD-IS Voc 1253
COW COW DAVENPORT: Vocal, acc. by own p. Chicago, October 25, 1928. C-2477-B Alabama Mistreater Voc 1227 C-2478-B Dirty Ground Hog Blues Voc 1227 CHARLIE DAVENPORT: Piano solos, with own v and Buster Johnson, g where shown. Richmond, IN, April, 1, 1929. 14978,-B Chimes Blues (Southern Jack Chimes*) Gnt 6838, Ch 15726, 50033, Pm 12800, Bwy 5046, Voc 02792*, Cen 3019, JC L-34, Tem R-14, AF A043 14979 Struttin' The Blues Gnt 6838, Spt 9517 14983-B Givin' It Away - vCCD / gBJ Gnt 6829, Ch 15756, Spt 9455 14985 Slow Drag (Beale Street Drag*) Gnt 6869 Pm 12800, Bwy 5046, Voc 02792*, Var 6058, Cen 3019, JC L-34, Tem R-14, AF A-013 14986,-A Atlanta Rag Gnt 6869,Ch 15726, 50033, Spt 9517 NOTE: Matrices 14980, 14981, 14988, 14989 are by the Southern Blues Singers accompanied by Cow Cow Davenport; 14982, 14984, 14987, 14990 are by Ivy Smith, also accompanied by Davenport (both artists q.v.). Paramount, Broadway, Century, Jazz Collector, and Tempo as COW COW DAVENPORT; Champion 15726, 15756 as GEORGE HAMILTON; Varsity as BAT "THE HUMMING BIRD"; Vocalion 02792 as THE GEORGIA GRINDER (this issue uses matrices 15475-1 / 15476-1, which were dubbed by ARC, at an incorrect speed, on July 30, 1934). COW COW DAVENPORT AND SAM THEARD: Vocal duets, acc. by Cow Cow Davenport, p / possibly Hudson Whittaker ("Tampa Red"), g. Chicago, April 10, 1929. C-3276- That'll Get It Voc 1408
C-3277- I'm Gonna Tell You In Front So You Won't Feel Hurt Behind Voc 1408
COW COW DAVENPORT: Piano solos, with own v or speech where noted. Chicago, May 1, 1929. C-3418-A Back In The Alley Voc 1282, Creole 23 C-3419-A Mootch Piddle - spCCD Voc 1282, Creole 23 NOTE: Some copies of Creole 23 as HOOTCH PIDDLE. Chicago, May 22, 1929. C-3530- We Gonna Rub It - spCCD Voc 1291 C-3531- Texas Shout Voc 1291 Chicago, June 22, 1929. C-3695-A Mama Don't Allow No Easy Riders Voc 1434
C-3696-C Slum Gullion Stomp Voc 1434
SAM AND COW COW: Sam Theard, Cow Cow Davenport, v, acc. by ? Davenport, p. Chicago, July 22, 1929. TC-3922 Back Bitin' Voc / Br test TC-3928 Back Bitin' Voc / Br test Walter Fennell or Bayless Rose, g, added. Richmond, IN, June 7, 1930. 16731, A-B Railroad Blues - vCCD / g Gnt unissued 16734, A Casey Jones Blues - vCCD Gnt unissued 16741 Avenue C Blues Gnt unissued NOTE: Matrices 16736 and 1678 are by Ivy Smith (q.v.), accompanied by Cow Cow Davenport. Other missing numbers are blues items by Walter Fennell or Bayless Rose (see Blues And Gospel Records, 1902-1942). Other records on which this artist contributes the piano accompaniment are mostly male country blues, and outside the scope of this work. JED DAVENPORT Harmonica solos, acc. by g. Memphis, c. September 19, 1929. M-197- How Long How Long Blues Voc 1440, Spt S-2229 M-198- Cow Cow Blues Voc 1440, Spt S-2229 JED DAVENPORT AND HIS BEALE STREET JUG BAND: Jed Davenport and another, h, v / 2 g / jug. Will Shade, of the Memphis Jug Band, says that Al Jackson and Dub Jenkins were members of the Davenport band, but their instruments are not known. Memphis, c. January, 1930. MEM-734- Beale Street Breakdown Voc 1478 MEM-735- You Ought To Move Out Of Town Voc 1513 MEM-763- The Dirty Dozen Voc 1478 MEM-764- Jug Blues Voc 1504 MEM-774- Save Me Some Voc 1513 MEM-775- Piccolo Blues Voc 1504
Pseudonym on Odeon 193286 for the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra, q.v. JACK DAVIES' KENTUCKIANS Pete Dailey, c, bsx / Howard Casey, t / Jack Davies, cl, as, v / Dorren Davidson, ts, v / Ted Hatfield, p, v / Max Miller, g, chimes, v / Fred Christy, d. Richmond, IN, December 8, 1930. 17356 Sick O' Licks - vJD-TH Ch 16607
17356-A Sick O' Licks - vJD Spr 2610
17357,-A Just Pretending - vJD Ch unissued 17358,-A My Bluebird Was Caught In The Rain - vMM Ch unissued 17359,-A On A Little Balcony In Spain - vDD Ch unissued CHARLIE DAVIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Charlie Davis, p, dir: Ted Campbell, t / Lorin Schulz, tb / Reagan Carey, as / Fritz Morris, vn / Ed East, bj / Doc Stultz, d. Richmond, IN, October 24, 1924. 12058 There'll Be Some Changes Made Gnt unissued Charlie Davis dir: Harry Williford, t, v / Ralph Hayes, t / Earle Moss, t, a / Charlie Fach, Phil Davis, tb / Reagan Corey, Karl van der Walle, as / Ray Schonfeld, Paul Miller, ts / Fritz Morris, Ralph Bonham, Myron Fisher, vn / Bob Adamson, vc / Kenny Knott, p / Dick Powell, bj / Lew Turman, sb / Ralph Lillard, d. Indianapolis, IN, June 25, 1928. E-7474 When - vHW Voc 15701 E-7475 The Drag Voc 15701 NOTE: Other recordings by this band of no interest as jazz. EDDIE DAVIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Eddie Davis, vn, dir: 2 t / tb / Gene Fosdick, another, as / bsx / Mike Markel, p / bj / d. New York, September, 1922. 633-A-C Hot Lips GG 1120
634-A-B Lonesome Mama Blues GG 1120
NOTE: Other recordings by this band of no interest as jazz. GENEVIEVE DAVIS Vocal, acc. by Louis Dumaine, c / Earl Humphrey, tb / Willie Joseph, cl / Louis James, ts / Morris Rouse, p / Leonard Mitchell, bj, v / Joe Howard, bb / James Willigan, d. New Orleans, March 5, 1927. 37975-1 Haven't Got A Dollar To Pay Your House Vic 20648 37975-2 Rent Man
37976-1 I've Got Something - vLM Vic LP-7003 37976-2 I've Got Something - vLM Vic 20648
Vocal, acc. by Clarence Black, vn / Bessie Marshall, p. Chicago, June 19, 1926. 9755-A Another Sweet Daddy OK 8371
9756-A My Man Jean OK 8395
9757-A Jazzophobia Blues OK 8371
9758-A Mail Box Blues OK 8395
JASPER DAVIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA See the Georgia Gigolos. JOHNNIE DAVIS DAVIS TRIO: Johnnie Davis, t, v / Bob Henderson, p / Lennie Johnson, g. New York, October 4, 1932. 73748-1 How Could You Be So Mean ? Vic unissued 73749-1 Angeline Vic unissued 73750-1 Ain't I The Lucky One ? Vic unissued 73751-1 Down Among The Hee-Jee-Wee-Jees Vic unissued JOHNNIE DAVIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Johnnie Davis, t, v / ? Bunny Berigan, t / ? Floyd O'Brien, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / as / ts / ? Bob Henderson, p / ? Lennie Johnson, g / sb / Stan King, d. New York, October 15, 1934. 38844-A You Gotta Give Credit To Love - vJD Dec 271, Br 01962 38845-A College Rhythm - vJD Dec 272, Br 01935 38846-A Take A Number From One To Ten - vJD Dec 272, Br 01935 38847 Between Showers - vJD Dec 271 New York, October 22, 1934. 38866-A Don't Stop Me If You've Heard It Before - vJD Dec 256, Br RL-240 38867-A Were You Foolin' - vJD Dec 256, Br RL-240 38868-A A Hundred To One It's You - vJD Dec 257
38869-A Congratulate Me - vJD Dec 257, Br 01962 JULIA DAVIS Vocal, acc. by Lovie Austin and her Blues Serenaders: Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, c. November, 1924. 10002-4 Ska-Da-De Pm 12248
10003-4 Black Hand Blues Pm 12248
MADLYN DAVIS Vocal, acc. by her Red Hot Shakers: c / ? Cassino Simpson, p / bj, g. Chicago, c. June, 1927. 4568-3-4 Worried Down With The Blues Pm 12498
4573-2 Climbing Mountain Blues Pm 12498
Acc. by k, sw / ? Cassino Simpson, p / bj, g. Chicago, c. September, 1927. 4801-2 Hurry Sundown Blues Pm 12528, Chg 802 4802-2 Landlady's Footsteps Pm 12528, Chg 804 NOTE: Challenge as CAFE ROYAL BOYS; reverse under same credit (except one reported copy of 804 as CHALLENGE DANCE ORCHESTRA), but of no jazz interest. MADLYN DAVIS AND HER HOT SHOTS: Vocal, acc. by as / ? Richard M. Jones, p / bb. Chicago, c. November, 1927. 20194-1 Winter Blues Pm 12615 20195-2 Kokola Blues Pm 12615 Vocal, acc. by Thomas A. Dorsey ("Georgia Tom"), p / Hudson Whittaker ("Tampa Red"), g. Chicago, c. October, 1928. 20906-1 Gold Tooth Papa Blues Pm 12755
20907-2 Death Bell Blues Pm 12755
20908-1-2 It's Red Hot Pm 12703
20909-1-2 Too Black Bad Pm 12703
NOTE: Paramount 12703 as RED HOT SHAKIN' DAVIS. MEYER DAVIS' SWANEE SYNCOPATORS Meyer Davis' career extended over half a century, but few of his products are of interest as jazz. However, the following titles, recorded by Brunswick for the British market, are exceptional. The Brunswick files show a date only for the last session; Davis' only contribution was probably to arrange the sessions. Probably Mickey Bloom, Fuzzy Farrar, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Arnold Brilhart, as / Babe Russin, ts / vn (some titles) / Frank Signorelli, p / Perry Botkin, bj / Joe Tarto, sb / Chauncey Morehouse, d / Scrappy Lambert, Smith Ballew, and another, v. New York, c. November, 1928. E-28630-B Blue Grass - v Duo D-4021 E-28657-B Do You ? (That's All I Want To Know) - vSB Duo D-4034, D-4046 E-28668-A I Can't Give You Anything But Love - v Duo D-4028 E-28678-A Down Where The Sun Goes Down - vSL Duo D-4019 E-28679-A Ho, Ho, Hogan - vSL Duo D-4041 E-28680-A Tiger Rag Duo D-4034 E-28681-B I Ain't Got Nobody - vSL Duo D-4020 E-28682-A Louisiana Duo D-4030 E-28683-B Mississippi Mud - vSL Duo D-4020 NOTE: Duophone D-4019 as TIP TOP CLUB ORCHESTRA; D-4020 as MIDNIGHT BROADCASTERS (I AIN'T GOT NOBODY), THE HOME TOWNERS (MISSISSIPPI MUD); D-4021 as DAVY'S BROADWAY SYNCOPATORS; D-4028 as COLLEGIATE DANCE ORCHESTRA; D-4030 as CROSS ROADS INN ORCHESTRA; D-4034 as THE HOME TOWNERS; D-4035, D-4046 as THE MIDNIGHT BROADCASTERS; D-4041 as DAVY'S BROADWAY SYNCOPATORS. Probably Tex Brewster and another, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, ? Arnold Brilhart cl, as / ts / ? Ernest Charles, p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. November 13 or 14, 1928. E-28752-B Let's Do It (Let's Fall In Love) - vSB Duo D-4045 NOTE: This issue as CROSS ROADS INN ORCHESTRA. 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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