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Clarinet and/or alto saxophone solos, acc. by Leo McConville, Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Alfie Evans,

401877-B Beebe - as

OK 41245, Par R-449, B-27059, Od 165757, 193336, A-189279, A-286001

401878-C Praying The Blues - cl

OK 41245 Col 36063, Par R-511, A-3245, B-27059, Od 165757, 193336, A-2320, A-189291,
A-286012

Acc. by Spike Hughes and his Three Blind Mice: Claude Ivy, p / Alan Ferguson, g / Spike Hughes, sb / Bill Harry, d. London, July 15, 1930.

MB-1618-1 I'm Just Wild About Harry - cl, as

Dec F-1876, F-9003, 703, MG-20604, Lon 344

MB-1619-2 After You've Gone - cl, as

Dec F-1876, F-9003, 703, MG-20604, Lon 344

MB-1620-1 Tiger Rag - cl, as

Dec F-1878

MB-1620-2 Tiger Rag (Paso del Tigre*) - cl, as

Dec F-6142, 8722, X-1300, Od 284378*

MB-1621-1 St. Louis Blues - cl, as

Dec F-6142, Dec F-1878, 8722, X-1300, Od 284378*

Alto saxophone solos, acc. by the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra: Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Fulton Mcgrath, p / Carl Kress, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Stan King, d. New York, July 14, 1932.

B-12071-A Beebe

Br 6352, 01390, A-9293

B-12073-A Oodles Of Noodles

Br 6352, 01361, A-9293, A-500204

B-12073-B Oodles Of Noodles

Col 36063

NOTE: Matrix B-12072 is by Tommy Dorsey, q.v.

Vocal, acc. by ? Troy Snapp, p. Chicago, c. August, 1927.

4750-3 Oh, Wasn't It Nice?

Pm 12521

4751-3 Mattie Blues

Pm 12521

4825 Stingaree Blues

Pm 12554

4826 Love Me Daddy Blues

Pm 12554

TOMMY DORSEY

TOM DORSEY: Trumpet solos, acc. by Eddie Lang, g / Jimmy Williams, bb, sb / Stan King, d, with Arthur Schutt, harmonium*. New York, November 10, 1928.

401308-C *It's Right Here For You

OK 41178, Par R-449, A-3562, Od 193317, A-189279, A-189303, A-286001

401309-C Tiger Rag

OK 41178, Par R-462, A-2794, B-27060, DPY-1010, Od 193317, A-2336, A-189291, A-189303, A-286002, Lucky IX-14

NOTE: Parlophone A-3562 as TOM DORSEY Trumpet Solo. Some copies of Parlophone R-449 are credited to JIMMY DORSEY.

TOM DORSEY AND HIS NOVELTY ORCHESTRA: Tommy Dorsey, t / Frank Signorelli, p / Eddie Lang, g / Stan King, d. New York, April 23, 1929.

401821-B Daddy, Change Your Mind

OK 41422, Od 238128, Par A-2794

401822-C You Can't Cheat A Cheater

OK 41422, Od 238128, Par A-3562

TOMMY DORSEY: Trombone solos, acc. by the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra: Manny Klein, t / Jimmy Dorsey­ cl, as / Fulton McGrath, p / Carl Kress, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Stan King, d. New York, July 14, 1932.

B-12072-A Three Moods

Br unissued

Larry Binyon, ts, added; Dick McDonough, g, replaces Kress. New York, August 6, 1932.

B-12150-A Three Moods

Br 01367, A-9293, A-500204

Bunny Berigan, t, replaces Klein; Binyon omitted. New York, April 8, 1933.

B-13207-A Maybe

Br unissued

MIKE DOTY AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Joe Haymes, a, dir: Roy Wager, t, v / Pee Wee Erwin, t / Ward Silloway, tb, v / Mike Doty, cl, as, v / Toots Mondello or Danny d'Andrea, cl, as / Paul Ricci, Bud Freeman, ts / Paul Mitchell, p / ? Mac Cheikes, bj / Gene Traxler, sb / Charlie Bush, d. New York, November 9, 1933.

78521-1 My Galveston Gal - vMD

BB B-5253, Eld 2133, Sr S-3336

78522-1 Puddin' Head Jones - vMD&ch

BB B-5251, Eld 2131, Sr S-3334, MW M-4426

78523-1 Lenox Avenue - vRW

BB B-5252, Eld 2132, Sr S-3335

78524-1 Can This Be The End Of Love? - vWS

BB B-5253, Eld 2133, Sr S-3336

78525-1 Annie Doesn't Live Here Any More - vWS

BB B-5251, Eld 2131, Sr S-3334, MW M-4426

78526-1 Lonely Lane - vWS

BB B-5252, Eld 2132, Sr S-3335

78527-1 You're My Thrill - vWS

BB B-5277, Eld 2151, Sr S-3358

78528-1 It's The Irish In Me - vMD

BB B-5277, Eld 2151, Sr S-3358

NOTE: Bluebird B-5253 as HARLEM HOT SHOTS. See also Joe Haymes.

DOC DOUGHERTY

See Doc Daugherty.

DOUGLAS AND HART

Pseudonym on Grand Pree 18547 for the Taylor Brothers, q.v.

Pseudonym on Columbia for Virginia Childs, q.v.

Pseudonym for Les Reis, q.v.

Pseudonym on Australian Parlophone A-2271 for the Goofus Five, q.v.

Pseudonym on Champion for the following items listed in this book:­

15399 Mean Dog Blues (Dunk Rendleman and his Orchestra)

15399 Cootie Crawl (State Street Ramblers)

Pseudonym on Australian Electron for the following items listed in this book:­

5026 / 5057 There Must Be A Silver Lining (Willard Robison and his Orchestra)

5031 Nobody's Sweetheart (Original Indiana Five)

5067 My Pet (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

5067 Happy-Go-Lucky Lane (Van [Steeden] and his Orchestra)

Pseudonym on Superior 2829 for Floyd Mills and his Marylanders, q.v.

Eddie Droesch, as, dir: Ed Levin, Scotty Cochran, t / Moe Gappell, tb / Irving Philling, as / Buddy Rice, ts / Ben Selvin, vn / Ed Cunliffe, p / bj / Walter André, bb / ? Stan King, d / Dick Robertson, v. New York, November 5, 1931.

351126-2 Last Dollar - vDR

Cl 5407-C, Har 1388-H, OK 41532, VT 2467-V

NOTE: Okeh 41532 as BUDDY CAMPBELL AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Other sides from this session are of no interest.

GEORGE DRUX AND HIS SWEET'S BALLROOM ORCHESTRA

Instrumentation and personnel unknown, other than John d'Ana, g. ? Los Angeles, late 1920s.

Tiger Rag

New Flexo (unnumbered)

Pseudonym on Banner and associated labels for Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra, q.v.

Vocal, acc. by Mutt Carey, c / Kid Ory, tb / Dink Johnson, cl / Fred Washington, p / Ed Garland, sb / Ben Borders, d.

Los Angeles, June, 1922.

Krooked Blues

Nord 3007, Sun 3001, Tem R-22

When You're Alone Blues

Nord 3007, Sun 3001, Tem R-22

NOTE: Sunshine 3001 as ROBERTA DUDLEY AND ORY'S SUNSHINE [or SUNSHINNE] ORCHESTRA.

Piano solos. Richmond, IN, August 28, 1929.

15508-B Avenue Strut

Gnt 7009, Ch 15904

15509 Naptown Special

Gnt 7009

Gnt 7191, Ch 15904

15511 Evening Chimes Waltz

Gnt 7191

NOTE: Champion 15904 as BARBECUE PETE.

THE DUKE OF HARLEM AND HIS FLUNKIES

Pseudonym on Parlophone R-1356 for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Broadway for Elzadie Robinson, q.v.

Pseudonym on Harmony and associated labels for Johnny Marvin, q.v.

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 7, 1927.

37977-1 Pretty Audrey

Vic 20723, HMV B-5385, AE-2075, HJCA HC-14

37978-2 To-Wa-Bac-A-Wa

Vic 20723, HMV B-5385, AE-2075, HJCA HC-14

37979-1 Franklin Street Blues - vLM

Vic 20580, HJCA HC-13

37980-1 Red Onion Drag

Vic 20580, HJCA HC-13

37980-3 Red Onion Drag

Vic 20580

King Oliver, c / J. C. Johnson, p / Eddie Lang, Lonnie Johnson, g / Hoagy Carmichael, percussion and scat vocal / 2nd percussionist. New York, May 1, 1929,

401842-B Jet Black Blues

OK 8689, Col DB-3440, BF-634, DO-3690, DZ-2040, Bm 1007, AF A-055

401843-B Blue Blood Blues

OK 8689, Col DB-3440, BF-634, DO-3690, DZ-2040, Bm 1007, AF A-055

NOTE: The date usually shown for this session is April 30, 1929. This is wrong. See also Eddie Lang.

JOHNNY DUNN

JOHNNY DUNN'S ORIGINAL JAZZ HOUNDS: Johnny Dunn, c / Herb Flemming, tb / Herschel Brassfield, cl, as / Ernest Elliott, cl, ts / Dan Wilson, p / John Mitchell, bj / Harry Hull, bb. New York, December 21, 1921.

80113-1 Bugle Blues

Col A3541

80114-1 Birmingham Blues

Col A3541

The next two sides, although labeled as Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds, are entered in the Columbia files simply as ORIGINAL JAZZ HOUNDS, and neither the cornet work nor the arrangements are typical of Dunn. They may be the sides referred to in The Chicago Defender of May 13, 1922, in connection with Sam Wooding's Orchestra having recently recorded for Columbia (such records, if they were made, were not issued under Wooding's name). If the band is Wooding's, the personnel would be: Elmer Chambers, c / Robert Horton, tb / as / Rollen Smith, ts / Charles E. Jackson, vn / Sam Wooding, p / Charlie Dixon, bj / Bob Ricketts, a. New York, February 24, 1922.

80214-2 Put And Take - aBR

Col A3579

80215-2 Moanful Blues

Col A3579, Re G-7797

NOTE: Regal G-7797 as REGAL JAZZOLA ORCHESTRA.

Johnny Dunn, c / Earl Granstaff, tb / Herschel Brassfield, cl, ss, as, a / Rollen Smith, ts / George Rickson, p / John Mitchell, bj. New York, August 18, 1922.

80529-1-2-3-4 Four O'Clock Blues

Col unissued

80530-2 Hawaiian Blues - aHB

Col A3729

New York, September 21, 1922.

80529-5 Four O'Clock Blues

Col A3729

Sam Speed, bj, replaces Mitchell, ? Harry Hull, bb, added; Perry Bradford and another, v (chanting the word "Hallelujah"). New York, February 14, 1923.

80859-3 Hallelujah Blues - vPB+1

Col A3839

80860-1-2 Spanish Dreams - Española Blues

Col A3839

New York, February 20, 1923.

80866-1-2-3-4 I Promised Not To Holler, But Hey! Hey!

Col unissued

80867-1-2-3 Careless Blues

Col unissued

JOHNNY DUNN'S ORIGINAL JAZZ BAND: As last. New York, March 13, 1923.

80866-5-6-7-8 I Promised Not To Holler, But Hey! Hey!

Col unissued

80898-1-2 Dixie Blues

Col A3878

Unknown cl, as / ? Jesse Baltimore, d, added. New York, April 11, 1923.

80947-2 Sugar Blues

Col A3878

As for August 18, 1922. New York, April 19, 1923.

80975-2 Sweet Lovin' Mama (Please Come Back To Me)

Col A3893

80976-2 Vamping Sal (The Sheba Of Georgia)

Col A3893

JOHNNY DUNN AND HIS JAZZ BAND: Johnny Dunn, c / tb / cl, as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, October 30, 1923.

81321-3 Jazzin' Babies Blues

Col 13004-D

81322-2 I Promised Not To Holler, But Hey! Hey!

Col 13004-D

Cornet solos, acc. by Leroy Tibbs, p (and probably cymbal) / Sam Speed, bj. New York, April 11, 1924.

81685-3 Dunn's Cornet Blues

Col 124-D

81686-1 You've Never Heard The Blues

Col 124-D

JOHNNY DUNN AND HIS BAND: Johnny Dunn, c / Herb Flemming, tb / Garvin Bushell, cl, as / Jelly­ Roll Morton, p / John Mitchell, bj / Harry Hull, bb / ? Mort Perry, d. New York, March 13, 1928.

145759-2 Sergeant Dunn's Bugle Call Blues

Col 14306-D, Bm 1076, HJCA HC-75

145760-2 Ham And Eggs

Col 14358-D, HJCA HC-52

145761-1 Buffalo Blues

Col 14306-D, Bm 1076, HJCA HC-75

145762-3 You Need Some Loving

Col 14358-D, HJCA HC-52

DUNN'S ORIGINAL JAZZ HOUNDS: Johnny Dunn, c / ? Herb Flemming, tb / ? Garvin Bushell, cl­ as / as / James P. Johnson, Fats Waller, p / ? John Mitchell, bj. New York, March 26, 1928.

E-7232 / 3 What's The Use Of Being Alone?

Voc 1176

E-7234 / 5 Original Bugle Blues

Voc 1176

NOTE: The Brunswick file shows Perry Bradford present, but does not state in what capacity.

Alfred Laine, c / Joe Loyocano, tb / Achille Baquet, cl / Jimmy Durante, p / Arnold Loyocano, d. New York, May, 1920.

7246 Why Cry Blues

Gnt 9045, St 9028

Most dance records on the flexible Durium records (British counterpart to the American Hit of the Week label)

Lew Stone, a, dir: Nat Gonella, Bill Shakespeare, t / Paul Fenoulhet, tb / Ernest Ritte, Harry Hines, cl, as / Harry Berly, ts / Harry Reubens, p / Bill Herbert, g / Dick Ball, bb, sb / Bill Harty, d / Al Bowlly, v. London, April 1, 1932.

E-1024-B-C My Sweet Virginia - vAB

Durium EN-9

Probably similar; unknown v. London, c. September, 1932.

E-1081-A We All Wanna Know Why - v

Durium EN-30

BELLE DYSON

Vocal acc. by Harry Hudson, dir: probably: Murray Dempsey or Arthur Niblo, t / Ben Oakley, tb / Sid Philips, cl, as / vn / Jean Paques, p / Bill Herbert, bj / Bill Busby, bb / Sam Webber, d. London, c. October, 1929.

12541-2 I'm The Last Of The Red-Hot Mamas

EBW 4963

EBW 4963
E

EASTON-STEWART: Sidney Easton, or / __ Stewart, one-string fiddle. New York, c. December 4, 1923.

72140-A Window Shoppin' Blues

OK 8116

OK 8116

L-729- Catchin' 'Erbs - Part 1

Pm 13061

L-730- Catchin' 'Erbs - Part 2

Pm 13061

NOTE: The jazz content of the above sides is marginal indeed. Sidney Easton also performed with Babe Matthews in the 1940 Jubilee Pictures film, Paradise in Harlem, which is beyond the scope of this work. See Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943 for information on videotape reissues of this film.

Pseudonym on Herwin for Will Ezell, q.v.

This pianist and composer made many records for Okeh and other labels, of which the follow­ing are of some interest as novelty ragtime performances.

Piano solos. New York, c. February, 1923.

Coaxing The Piano (Zez Confrey)

PA 020944

Knice And Knifty (Roy Bargy - Charley Straight)

PA 020944

New York, c. November 9, 1923.

72026-B Maple Leaf Rag (Scott Joplin)

OK 40018, Par E-5437, Od 03250

Nickel In The Slot (Zez Confrey)

OK 40018

Dizzy Fingers (Zez Confrey)

OK 40076

Fine Feathers (Larry Briers)

OK 40076

New York, c. April 15, 1924.

72442-B Puttin' On The Dog (Ted Shapiro)

OK 40121, Par E-5258

DAL-447-A K.W.K.H. Blues - vEF

Voc 1445

DAL-448-A-B Eddie And Sugar Lou Stomp

Voc 1514

DAL-449-A Yo Yo Blues - vEF

Voc 1445

DAL-450- I Never Miss The Sunshine - vEF

Voc 1455

DAL-451-A Sweet Papa Will Be Gone - vEF

Voc 1514

DAL-452- There'll Be Some Changes Made - vEF

Voc 1455

Dallas, November 1930.

DAL-6798-A Cruel Mama Blues - vEF

Voc 1723

Voc 1714

Voc 1723

Voc 1714

EDDIE EDINBOROUGH AND HIS NEW ORLEANS WILD CATS (or simply NEW ORLEANS WILDCATS WITH

151497-1 Wild Cats On Parade

Col 14599-D

151498-2 Baby Mine - vOE

Col 14662-D

151499-1 Harlem Baby - vOE

Col 14599-D

151500-2 Wild Cat Stomp

Col 14668-D

New York, June 22, 1931.

151622-1-2 Some Of These Days - vEE

Col 14613-D

151623-2 Wild Cat's Ball - vEE

Col 14613-D

151624-2 Brown Baby - vEE

Col 14629-D

151625-2 Hot Stuff Red - vEE

Col 14629-D

EDDIE EDINBOROUGH AND HIS WASHBOARD BAND: Oswald Edinborough and another, k / Wesley "Socks" Wilson, p / Bobbie Leecan, g / v imitation of bb / Eddie Edinborough, wb / Billy Banks, v. New York, May 3, 1932.

11768-A Dinah - vBB

Voc 1702

11769-A Nobody's Sweetheart - vBB

Voc 1702

11770-A Dream Sweetheart - vBB

Voc 1701

11771-A Lawd, You Made The Night Too Long - vBB

Vic 1701

Vocal, acc. by Wesley "Socks" Wilson, p. New York, July 22, 1932.

152240-2 Do You Call That A Buddy ?

Col 14669-D

This name was applied to the resident studio dance orchestra of Edison Bell Records, and to such American

2 c / tb / cl, as / bcl, as / ts / vn / p / bj / bb / d. London, c. February, 1925.

9167-1 Eat More Fruit

EBW 4175

Vocal, acc. by Howard Joyner (Bob Howard), p. New York, February 10, 1932.

405144-A Fattening Frogs For Snakes

OK 8938

OK 8938

152130-1 Gettin' Lots Of Lovin'

Col 14652-D

152131-1 Dirty Mistreater

Col 14652-D

CLIFF EDWARDS (UKULELE IKE)

The following by this comedian and light vocalist are of some interest as jazz for their accompaniments.

Vocal, acc. by own u / Adrian Rollini, bsx. New York, February, 1925.

105863 That's All There Is (There Ain't No More)

PA 025132, 10855, Per 11566

Acc. by his Hot Combination: Red Nichols, c / Miff Mole, tb / Bobby Davis, as / Arthur Schutt or Irving Brodsky, p / Dick McDonough, bj / own u / Joe Tarto, bb / Vic Berton, d. New York, October, 1925.

106315-A-B Oh! Lovey, Be Mine

PA 025159, 11039, Per 11593, Starck 159

106316-A-B Say! Who Is That Baby Doll ?

PA 025159, 11039, Per 11593, Starck 159

Davis and Tarto omitted. New York, October, 1925.

106328 How She Loves Me Is Nobody's Business

PA 025160, 11040, Pen 11594

106329 The Lonesomest Girl In Town

PA 025160, 11040, Pen 11594

Davis and Tarto return. New York, November, 1925.

106384 Someone's Stolen My Sweet, Sweet Baby

PA 025163, 11020, Pen 11597, Starck 163

106397 How Can You Look So Good ?

PA 025167, 11037, Per 11601, Starck 167

New York, December, 1925.

106434-A-B Dinah

PA 025164, 11085, Per 11598, Starck 164

106435 Keep On Croonin' A Tune

PA 025164, 11085, Per 11598, Starck 164

106482 Clap Hands! Here Comes Charley

PA 025167, 11042, Per 11601, Starck 167

McDonough omitted. New York, January, 1926.

106493 Sweet Child (I'm Wild About You)

PA 025173, 11042, Per 11607

106494 I Want Somebody To Cheer Me Up

PA 025169, 11043, Per 11603

Acc. by own u / Adrian Rollini, bsx. New York, April, 1926.

106789 I Don't Want Nobody But You (I Ain't Got Nobody*)

PA 025192, 11290*, Per 11626

Acc. by his Hot Combination: Red Nichols, c / Miff Mole, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Dick McDonough, g / own u / Vic Berton, d. New York, October, 1926.

107160-A-B Sunday

PA 25199, Per 11633, Starck 199

107161-A-B I Don't Mind Being All Alone

PA 25198, Per 11632, Starck 198

Acc. by his Hot Combination: Red Nichols, c / Miff Mole, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Dick McDonough, g / own u / Vic Berton or Ray Bauduc, d. New York, November, 1926.

107181 Meadow Lark

PA 25199, 11341, Per 11633, Starck 199

107182 I Never Knew What The Moonlight Could Do

PA 25200, 11365, Per 11634, Starck 200

Mole omitted; Joe Venuti., vn, added. New York, November, 1926.

107194 I'm Tellin' The Birds, Tellin' The Bees

PA 25200, 11341, Per 11634, Starck 200

Acc. by his Hot Combination: Red Nichols, c / Jimmy Lytell, Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Bill Haid, p / John Cali, bj / own u / ? Joe Tarto, bb / Vic Berton or Ray Bauduc, d. New York, December, 1926.

107281 Lonely Eyes

PA 25203, Per 11637

107282 Since I Found You

PA 25203, Per 11637

107283 I Know That You Know

PA 25204, Per 11638, Spt 25201, Starck 204

Acc. by his Hot Combination: ts / vn / p / sb / d. New York, March, 1927.

107418 I'm Back In Love Again

PA 25207, Per 11641, Starck 207

Acc. by his Hot Combination: v, tb / bsx / as / ts / Al Duffy, vn / p / g / d. New York, c. March, 1927.

Oh, Baby! Don't We Get Along ?

PA 25206, Per 11640

Side By Side

PA 25206, Per 11640

Acc. by his Hot Combination: p, cel / own u / bb. New York, c. April, 1927.

One O'Clock Baby

PA 25208, Per 11642

The Whisper Song

PA 25208, Per 11642

Acc. by Andy Sannella, cl / vn / p / own u / sb. New York, July 3, 1928.

146622-3 I Can't Give You Anything But Love

Col 1471-D

146623-1-2-3 That's My Weakness Now

Col unissued

Unknown bar replaces vn. New York, July 12, 1928.

146623-5 That's My Weakness Now

Col 1471-D, 5068, 01265

Acc. by Andy Sannella, cl, as, g / own u / ? Joe Tarto, bb, sb. New York, July 25, 1928.

146797-1-2-3 Stack O'Lee - Part 1

Col unissued

146798-1-2-3 Stack O'Lee - Part 2

Col unissued

Acc. by t / tb / cl, as / p / own u, k / sb / d. New York, August 15, 1928.

146839-3 Halfway To Heaven

Col 1523-D, 5113

Acc. by Andy Sannella, cl, as, g / own u / ? Joe Tarto, bb, sb. New York, August 29, 1928.

146797-4-5-6 Stack O'Lee - Part 1

Col unissued

146798-5-6-7 Stack O'Lee - Part 2

Col unissued

NOTE: Matrix 146798-4 was never allocated.

Acc. by Andy Sannella, as / Eddie Lang, g / Joe Venuti, vn / own u, k / vc (the files list vc in the acc. but sb is audible). New York, September 21, 1928.

147028-3 Good Little, Bad Little You

Col 1705-D, 5185, 01369

Acc. by ? Jimmy Lytell, cl / Eddie Lang, g / own u, k / ? Joe Tarto, sb. New York, October 3, 1928.

146797-8 Stack O'Lee - Part 1

Col 1551-D, 1820-D, Cl 5449-C, Har 1408-H, VT 2509-V, Voc 3324

146798-9 Stack O'Lee - Part 2

Col 1551-D, 1820-D, Cl 5449-C, Har 1408-H, VT 2509-V, Voc 3324

NOTE: Matrix 146798-9 was used in error on some copies of UHCA 103; see Ben Pollack.

Acc. by the Californians: t / cl / vn / p, cel / Dick McDonough, g / ? Artie Bernstein, sb / Larry Gomar, d. New York, May 4, 1932.

B-11772- Dream Sweetheart

Br 6307, 01314

B-11773-A Great Big Bunch Of You

Br 6319, 01350, A-9283

B-11774-A All Of A Sudden

Br 6307, 01350

B-11775- Crazy People

Br 6319, 01314, A-9283

Acc. by own u, k / t / Jimmy Dorsey, cl / vn / Dick McDonough, g / d. New York, October 13, 1933.

B-14143-1-2 It's Only A Paper Moon

Br unissued

B-14144-1-2 Come Up And See Me Sometime

Br unissued

B-14145-1-2 You're My Past, Present And Future

Br unissued

B-14146-1-2 Night Owl

Br unissued

Acc. by own u, k / Dick McDonough, g / p / Artie Bernstein, sb. New York, October 24, 1933.

14146-3 Night Owl

Voc 2587, Br 01646, RZ G-21950

14209-1 Hush My Mouth (If I Ain't Goin' South)

Voc 2578, Br 01685

Bernstein omitted. New York, October 26, 1933.

14143-3 It's Only A Paper Moon

Voc 2587, Br 01646, RZ G-21950

14217-1 I Wanna Call You Sweet Mama

Voc 2578, Br 01685