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- IRENE GIBBONS See Eva Taylor (Columbia), whose baptismal name this is. ARTHUR GIBBS AND HIS GANG
- GEORGE GIBSON AND HIS BAND
- BLIND GILBERTS TIN ROOFERS
- JOSEPH GISH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- JACK GLASSNER AND HIS COLONIAL INN ORCHESTRA
GEORGIA STRUTTERS Perry Bradford, v, dir. probably: Jimmy Wade, c / William Dover, tb / Arnett Nelson, cl, as / Antonia Spaulding, p / Stanley Wilson, bj; a cymbal is heard at the end of the first side. New York, August 6, 1926. 142512-2 Everybody Mess Aroun' - vPB Har 231-H, VT 1231-V 142513-3 Georgia Grind - vPB Har 231-H, VT 1231-V New York, October 21, 1926. 142854-3 Wasn't It Nice? - vPB Har 311-H, VT 1311-V 142855-3 Original Black Bottom Dance - vPB Har 311-H, VT 1311-V Perry Bradford, v, dir: Jabbo Smith, c / Jimmy Harrison, tb / Herschel Brassfield, cl / Edgar Sampson, as, vn / Willie "The Lion" Smith, p / ? Gus Horsley, bj / ? Harry Hull, bb / d. New York, May 23, 1927. 144202-3 Rock, Jenny, Rock - vPB Diva 2468-G, Har 468-H, VT 1468-V 144203-3 It's Right Here For You - vPB Diva 2468-G, Har 468-H, VT 1468-V JULIA GERITY Vocal, probably acc. by Estes Monasco, t / Elly Bellare, cl / Walter Ashby, as / vn / Rupe Biggadike, p / Bob Cooke, g. New York, July 6, 1931. 1119 Some Of These Days Vic test
Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone Vic test (unnumbered) See also Snooks and his Memphis Ramblers. TOM GERUNOVICH The following are known to be of interest as jazz or hot dance music, and there may easily be others like them. TOM GERUNOVICH AND HIS ROOF GARDEN ORCHESTRA: Tom Gerunovich dir: George Wendt, t / Frank McMuir, t, vn / Daar Gensal, cl, as / Eddie Swarthout, as / ts / mel / Otto Claire, p / Jimmy Davis, bj, g, v / bb / Steve Bowers, d, v. Los Angeles, August 27, 1928. LAE-253-A There's A Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder - vSB Br 4050 LAE-253-G There's A Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder Br Mood Accompaniment Library 436-L LAE-254- My Gal Sal Br 4050, Br Mood Accompaniment Library 270-L NOTE: 270-L / 436-L are anonymous. LAE-253-G was made for the German market, but no German issue is known. FRANK SHAW: Comedian, acc. by Les Poe, p; the Tom Gerunovich orchestra is featured on this side playing a brief, unidentified selection in exceptionally hot style. San Francisco, September 25, 1928. LAE-279-A A Night At Coffee Dan's - Part 1 Br 4100, 3968 "BIFF" HOFFMAN: Vocal, acc. by Tom Gerunovich and his Roof Garden Orchestra. San Francisco, September 30, 1928. LAE-281-B I Gotta Tell Someone - vBH Br 4115
LAE-282-B Old Man Sunshine (Little Boy Bluebird) - vBH Br 4115
Tom Gerunovich dir: George Wendt, t / Frank McMuir, t, vn / Gary Nottingham, tb, vn / Daar Gensal, cl, as / Eddie Swarthout, as / ts / mel / Otto Claire, p / Jimmy Davis, bj, g, v / bb, sb / Steve Bowers, d, v. San Francisco, December 13, 1928. LAE-378-A (You're Not Asking Me) I'm Telling You - vJD Br 4190 LAE-378-G (You're Not Asking Me) I'm Telling You Br A-8148 LAE-379-A I Found You Out When I Found You In Somebody Else's Arms - vSB Br 4190 LAE-379-G I Found You Out When I Found You In Somebody Else's Arms Br A-8148 With vocal trio. Los Angeles, February 17, 1929. LAE-430-A That's The Good Old Sunny South - v3 Br 4277
LAE-430-G That's The Good Old Sunny South Br A8277
San Francisco, June 15, 1929. LAE-533-B Am I Blue? - vJD Br 4429, A-8351 LAE-533-G Estoy Triste (Am I Blue?) Br 41055 TOM GERUN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: No mel. Chicago, February 3, 1930. C-5360-B Atta Boy (Old Pal! Old Sock! Old Kid! Old Thing! Old Gold! Old Baby!) - v3 Br 4755, A-8723 C-5360-G Atta Boy (Old Pal! Old Sock! Old Kid! Old Thing! Old Gold! Old Baby!) Br unissued? THE GET-HAPPY BAND Unknown c / Joe Nanton, tb / Sidney Bechet, ss / as, bar / Porter Grainger, p / Sam Speed, bj / d. New York, July 17, 1925. 140773-2 Junk Bucket Blues Col 14091-D 140774-1 Harlem's Araby Col 14091-D Tom Morris, c / Joe Nanton, tb / Bob Fuller, ss, as / Porter Grainger, p / ? Elmer Snowden, bj / d. New York,
141024-3 Puddin' Papa Col 14099-D 141025-2 On The Puppy's Tail Col 14099-D
This American pianist made a large number of records, mostly anonymously (see the New Mayfair Dance Orchestra). The following, however, are billed in his name as piano soloist, accompanied by a small instrumental group that usually features at least one hot solo. Piano solos, acc. by Sylvester Ahola, t / Johnny Helfer, cl, ts / ? Eric Siday, vn / sb. Small Queen's Hall, London, November 29, 1928. Bb-14797-2 I Can't Give You Anything But Love HMV B-2971 Hayes, Middlesex, April 16, 1929. Bb-16435-3 She's Funny That Way HMV B-3031 CARROLL GIBBONS AND HIS PLAYMATES: Carroll Gibbons, p, cel, dir: Norman Payne, t / ? Danny Polo, cl, as / vn / sb / Alma Vane, v. Small Queen's Hall, London, July 12, 1929. Bb-17180-1 Reaching For Someone HMV B-3110 Bb-17181-1 Mean To Me - vAV HMV B-3110, EA-622
Arthur Gibbs, p, dir: Maceo Edwards, Russell Smith or Gilbert Paris, t / James Reevy, tb / John "Jazz" Williams, cl / Percy Green, cl, as / Ray Hernandez, cl, ts / Cordy Williams, vn / Leroy Vanderveer, bj / Jerome Burke, d. New York, April 24, 1923. 27849-4 Louisville Lou Vic 19070 27850-3 Beale Street Mamma Vic 19070 New York, October 10, 1923. 28729-2 Charleston (intro: Open Your Heart) Vic 19165 28730-3 Old Fashioned Love Vic 19165
Vocal, acc. by her Hot Three: Henry Mason, t / J. Neal Montgomery, p / John Smith, g, Atlanta, March 14, 1929. 402311-B I've Got Ford Movements In My Hips OK 8700, JCl 513 402312-B Nothing But Blues OK 8700, JCl 513 GEORGE GIBSON AND HIS BAND Pseudonym on Lewis L-50 for Oscar Rabin and his Band, q.v. MELVILLE GIDEON The pianist of the Original American Ragtime Octet was also a pioneer crooner in England, and two of his vocal records have interesting accompaniments. Hayes, Middlesex, May 26, 1922. Yy-1386-2 Burnt Sugar (A Triple Rag) (M. Gideon) Zon 2231 Vocal, acc. by Sylvester Ahola, t / Van Phillips, as / Eric Siday, vn / Carroll Gibbons, p / sb. Hayes, Middlesex, May 16, 1928. Bb-13331-3 Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man HMV B-2741, EA-510 Hayes, Middlesex, July 6, 1928. Bb-13926-1 Bluebird, Sing Me A Song HMV B-2791, EA-449 BLIND GILBERT'S TIN ROOFERS Blind Gilbert, c / Ray Burke, cl / Chink Johnson, ts / Hal Mirante, p / Henry Walde, bj / Bill Walde, bb / Al Durea, d. New Orleans, October 25, 1927. 145020-1-2 Dump Cart Col unissued 145021-1-2 Cornet Omelet Col unissued EMERSON GILL EMERSON GILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Emerson Gill, vn, dir: Lee Riley, c / Harry Countman, tb / cl, ss / cl, as / Jim Harry, cl, ts / Bill Miller, p / Pinkey Hunter, bj, v / ob / Andy Picard, d. New York, c. March 1, 1924. 72369-B Pasadena OK 40066, Par E-5202, Od 03189 72370-B On Saturday Night OK 40065, Od 03188 72371-B Days Of Yesterday OK 40066, Od 03189 72372-A Mobile Blues OK 40065, Od 03188 NOTE: Parlophone E-5202 as ERNEST GILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Cleveland, c. February 17, 1925. 8927-B You Should Have Told Me (You Were Only Fooling) OK 40315 8928-A Birmingham Bound OK 40369, MLR-2, Par E-5402, Od 03292 8929-B That's My Gal - vPH OK 40315, Par E-5431, A-2078 8930-A No Wonder (That I Love You) OK 40313, Par E-5380, A-2036 Cleveland, c. February 21, 1925. 8951-A My Name Will Always Be Chickie - vPH OK 40313 EMERSON GILL AND HIS CASTLE OF PARIS ORCHESTRA: Emerson Gill, vn (when used), dir: Nat Natoli and another, t / Hugh Sellers, tb / Ray Putnam, Menden Frye, cl, as / Jim Harry, cl, ts / p / Pinkey Hunter, bj, v / Pierre Olker, bb / Floyd St. Clair, d. Chicago, March 1, 1926. 9543-A My Bundle 0f Love - vPH OK 40594, Par E-5615 9544-A The Roses Brought Me You - vPH OK 40577, Par E-5595 9545-B (I Don't Believe It But) Say It Again OK 40590, Par E-5616, Ar 4192 NOTE: Ariel as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA. Chicago, March 2, 1926. 9553-A The Rhythm Rag OK 40594, Par E-5615 9554-A Weary (Of Waiting For You) OK 40615, Par E-5651 9555-A It Must Be Love OK 40577
9556-A Lo-Nah OK 40615, Par E-5651 EMERSON GILL AND HIS BAMBOO GARDEN ORCHESTRA: Emerson Gill, vn, dir: Joe Aumend, Duke Krovonas, Unknown t / Don Dupre, tb / Menden Frye, Willard Pott, cl, as / Jim Harry, cl, ts / Eddie Robinson, p / Pinkey Hunter, bj, v / Imo Smith, bb / Andy Picard, d. Chicago, March 27, 1928. 145841-2 The Yale Blues - vPH Col 1355-D 145842-3 Will You Be Sorry? - vPH Col 1396-D 145843-3 That's What I Call Keen - vPH Col 1396-D 145844-4 Dance Of The Blue Danube - vPH Col 1355-D, 01151 145845-1 Ready For The River - vPH Col 1408-D NOTE: Columbia 01151 as DENZA DANCE BAND. Columbia 2416-D is credited on both sides to Emerson Gill and his Orchestra; it is by Ben Selvin and of no interest. ART GILLHAM "The Whispering Pianist" made many records for Columbia between 1924 and 1931, mostly self-accompanied, but the following have more ambitious instrumental support, and feature hot soloists. Vocal, acc. by Louis Hooper, p / Horace Seavey, bb. New York, March 18, 1926. 141823-1-2 It Don't Do Nothing But Rain Col unissued 141824-2 I'm Leaving You Col 685-D, 0640 141825-1-2 If You're Old Fashioned You're Long Underwear Col unissued New York, March 24, 1926. 141823-4 It Don't Do Nothing But Rain Col 657-D, 0640 Acc. by his Southland Syncopators: probably Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as, f / Rube Bloom, p / Eddie Lang, bj, g. New York, April 26, 1927. 144049-3 I Crave You Col 1007-D, 0728 144050-3 Twiddlin' My Thumbs (Fiddlin' My Time Away) Col 1194-D, 0912 144051-3 Flutter By, Butterfly Col 1116-D, 0816 New York, April 27, 1927. 144056-1 Now I Won't Be Blue Col 1253-D, 01017 144057-3 I'd Walk A Million Miles (To Be A Little Bit Nearer To You) Col 1116-D, 0816 144058-2 I Love You But I Don't Know Why Col 1152-D, 0950 Acc. by Andy Sannella, cl, as, stg / Murray Kellner, vn / Rube Bloom, p / Eddie King, cel. New York, January 9, 1928. 145491-3 Gee! But I'm Blue Col 1392-D, 01183 145492-3 Nobody's Lonesome But Me Col 1492-D, 01202 145493-3 Just For Tonight Col 1619-D Sannella plays f also; King omitted. New York, January 11, 1928. 145505-3 Chinatown, My Chinatown Col 1619-D 145506-2 My Heart's Aching For My Old Gal Col 1472-D, 01299 145507-3 Who Gives You All Your Kisses? Col 1319-D, 01083 BARREL-HOUSE PETE: Piano solos. New York, January 23, 1928. 145562-2 I'm Just A Rollin' Stone Col 14308-D 145563-2 Pussy Col 14308-D New Orleans, April 24, 1928. 146181-1-2 St. Louis Blues Col unissued 146182-1-2 Memphis Blues Col unissued 146183-1-2 Some Of These Days Col unissued 146184-1-2 Hesitation Blues Col unissued NOTE: It is not certain that these four sides are by Art Gillham, although his role as co-composer of the last title, and his confirmed presence on the previous "Barrel-House Pete" session, suggest that is the case. Vocal, acc. by ? Red Nichols, c / own p. New York, August 16, 1928. 146848-3 The Lamp Of Aladdin Col 1663-D 146849-3 Right Or Wrong Col 1540-D, 01313 146850-2 Somebody Else May Be Telling Her Something She'd Love To Hear From You Col 1572-D, 01399 Acc. by Red Nichols, c / Andy Sannella, cl / Ben Selvin and another, vn / Rube Bloom, p / Eddie Lang, g / Harry Barth, sb. New York, February 28, 1929. 148008-2 Some Sweet Day Col 1726-D, 01515 148009-2 Sweetheart Of All My Dreams Col 1726-D, 01515 ? Bob Effros, t, replaces Nichols. New York, March 6, 1929. 148036-1 What Wouldn't I Do? Col 1802-D New York, March 18, 1929. 148047-5 Blue Little You And Blue Little Me Col 2016-D Acc. by Manny Klein, t / Benny Goodman, cl / Ben Selvin, vn / Rube Bloom, p / Eddie Lang, g. New York, July 24, 1930. 150661-2 Good Evenin' Col 2291-D, DO-256 150662-1 Confessin' (That I Love You) Col 2265-D Acc. by Alex Hill, p. New York, October 7, 1930. 150865-1 Passing Time With Me Col 2331-D 150866-1 When They Changed My Name To A Number Col 2331-D, Re G-20965
Piano duets, with d*. New York, December 17, 1931. 70980-1 Some Of These Days Vic 23316 70981-1 *Rockin' Chair Vic 23316 THE GILT-EDGED FOUR Al Starita, cl, as; Ray Starita, cl, ts / Sam Bellizzia, p / Rudy Starita, x. New York, c. May, 1920. Beale Street Blues Grey Gull L-1014, H-1007 NOTE: Al Starita made other Grey Gull recordings at this time, with the Gilt-Edged Four and the Starita Saxophone Sextette, but they are of no interest as jazz. L-1014 is a lateral-cut recording, H-1007 vertical-cut. Max Goldberg, t, mel / Al Starita, as, bsx / Sid Bright, p / Len Fillis, bj, g. London, mid-June, 1925. A-2170 Hot Miss Molly Col 3703 A-2171 Best Black Col 3704
A-2173 I Can't Realise Col 3710 NOTE: A-2172 is a waltz, of no jazz interest. London, late June, 1925. A-2199 Don't Bring Lulu Col 3703
A-2200 My Sugar Col 3704
A-2201 Tell All The World Col 3711
Herb Finney, cl, as / Max Bacon, d, added. London, December 4, 1925. WA-2633-1-2 Military Mike Col unissued WA-2635-1-2 The Camel Walk Col unissued WA-2636-1 The Piccadilly Strut Col 3840 NOTE: A-2634 is a waltz, of no jazz interest. Buddy Lee, v, acc. by the Gilt-Edged Four; Joe Brannelly, g, replaces Fillis. London, May 17, 1926. WA-3256-2 Fascinating Rhythm - vBL Col 3981 WA-3257-1 Lady, Be Good - vBL Col 3981 WA-3258-1 Tentin' Down In Tennessee Col 4002 WA-3259-2 Then I'll Be Happy - vBL Col 4169 London, May 20, 1926. WA-3277-1 If My Sweetie Comes Back To Me - vBL Col 4169, 0639 WA-3278-1 Everything's Gonna Be All Right - vBL Col 4077
WA-3279-1 Who'd Be Blue? - vBL Col 4077
WA-3280-2 Honey Bunch Col 4002
NOTE: All but the last of the above eight titles as BUDDY LEE, accomp. by THE GILT-EDGED FOUR. Ray Starita, cl, ts, replaces Phillips; Eric Siday, vn / ? Alfred Fields, bb, added. London, October 19, 1926. WA-4285-2 Scatter Your Smiles Col 4177
WA-4288-1 Pretty Cinderella Col 4177
Rudy Starita, x, added; Norah Blaney, Al Starita, v. London, November 4, 1926. WA-4387-1 Sonny Boy - vAS Col 4176 WA-4388-1 Swingin' Along Col 4176 WA-4390-1 Yes Sir, I Prefer Brunettes - vNB Col 4164 Al Starita, as, gfs / Ray Starita, cl, ts / Eric Siday, vn / Sid Bright, p / ? Alfred Fields, bb / Max Bacon, d, v. London, February 24, 1927. WA-4918-1 Brotherly Love Col 4311
WA-4919-1 Yiddisher Charleston - vMB Col 4311
Goldberg, Al and Ray Starita, Siday, Bright, Fillis, Bacon; Dorothy Dickson, v . London, September 13, 1927. WA-6154-1 A Tree In The Park - vDD Col 4540 WA-6155-2 Where's That Rainbow? - vDD Col 4540 WA-6156-2 Gonna Get A Girl Col 4611 WA-6157-1 Cornfed (no vn) Col 4611 NOTE: First two sides labeled as DOROTHY DICKSON, accomp.by THE GILT-EDGED FOUR. JOSEPH GISH AND HIS ORCHESTRA Joe Gish, bb, dir: 2 c / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / d. ? Kansas City, c. October, 1925. 271 Milenberg Joys New Flexo 311 272 You Are Just A Vision New Flexo 311 NOTE: Although these are usually cited as Chicago recordings, New Flexo's studio was in Kansas City at the time.
The following by this most prolific saxophone soloist, sideman, and nominal bandleader are of mild jazz interest. GLANTZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Nathan Glantz, as, dir. Jack Stillman, t (possibly Hymie Farberman, 2nd t) / tb / cl / p / bj / bb / New York, early December, 1922. 69965 Loose Feet PA 020883, 10456, Per 14076 69966 Running Wild PA 020883, 10456, Per 14076 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 020883 and Perfect 14076 as MAJESTIC DANCE ORCHESTRA. Harry Gluck or Phil Napoleon, t, added; also ts (one of the saxes doubles bcl). New York, July-August, 1924. 5585-3 San Ban 1399, Bell P-298, Dom 378, Or 256, Re 0695, Apex 8242 NOTE: Banner 1399 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND; Bell P-298 as ORPHEUM MELODY MASTERS; Domino 378 as LUCKY STRIKE DANCE ORCHESTRA; Oriole 256 as BALTIMORE SOCIETY SYNCOPATORS; Regal 9695 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; Apex 8242 as THE MASTER PLAYERS. Probably similar. New York, c. September 15, 1924. 105558-A Glad Eyes PA 036153, 11242, P 1876, Per 14334, GP 18605 NOTE: Grand Pree 18605 as WESTERN SERENADERS. New York, c. October 15, 1924. 5676-1 Everything You Do (Todo Que Fazes*) Ban 1429, Dom 404, PA 036171, Per 1435, Re 972, Apex 8272, Imperador 1006 (Brazilian)* 5946 Oh! That Sweet In Suite 16 PA 036253, Per 14434 NOTE: Banner and Regal as HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Domino 404 as HAL WHITE'S SYNCOPATORS; Apex 8272 as THE MASTER PLAYERS; Imperador 1006 as AMERICAN JAZZ BAND; Pathé 036253 and Perfect 14434 as SOUTHAMPTON SOCIETY ORCHESTRA. New York, c. July 6, 1925. 106133 Charleston Baby Of Mine PA 036295, Per 14476 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 036295 as MAJESTIC DANCE ORCHESTRA. Unknown pac added; Vaughn De Leath, v. New York, August 12, 1926. GE-226 I Don't Want Nobody But You - vVDL Gnt 3362, Ch 15160 NOTE: Gennett as BROADWAY NIGHT CLUB SERENADERS. These issues used Glantz's name, but his part in the first two is doubtful, and he had nothing to do with the others: Apex 8398 Milenberg Joys (Seven Missing Links) Homochord C-594 Do Doodle Oom (Synco Jazz Band) C-650 It Had To Be You (California Ramblers) C-789 Back Where The Daffodils Grow (California Ramblers)
Clarinet solos, acc. by Lemuel Fowler, p. New York, July 3, 1925. 140744-1 Stomp 'Em Down Col 14088-D 140745-1 Steaming Blues Col 14088-D JACK GLASSNER AND HIS COLONIAL INN ORCHESTRA 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, February 1926. 73973-B I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) OK 40559
73974-A Hot Coffee OK 40559
LILLIAN GLINN Vocal, acc. by Willie Tyson, p, and Octave Gaspard, bb (or unknown c or g, as shown). Dallas, December 2, 1927. 145312-1 All Alone And Blue - c Col 14300-D 145313-2 Come Home Daddy Col 14300-D 145314-1 Doggin' Me Blues Col 14275-D 145315-2 Brown Skin Blues - g Col 14275-D Acc. by unknown p, plus c / bb*. New Orleans, April 24, 1928. 146176-3 The Man I Love Is Worth Talking About Col 14330-D 146177-2 Best Friend Blues Col 14330-D 146178-2 Lost Letter Blues Col 14360-D 146179-2 Packing House Blues Col 14360-D 146180-1 *Shake It Down Col 14315-D Acc. by c / cl / p / bb. New Orleans, April 25, 1928. 146190-2 Where Have All The Black Men Gone? Col 14315-D Acc. by Pete Underwood, t / Taylor Flannagan, p / ? Perry Bechtel, g. Atlanta, April 9, 1929. 148212-1 I'm A Front Door Woman With A Back Door Man Col 14433-D 148213-2 Atlanta Blues Col 14421-D 148214-1 All The Week Blues Col 14421-D 148215-2 Cannon Ball Blues Col 14617-D Atlanta, April 10, 1929. 148225-2 Wobble It A Little, Daddy Col 14617-D 148226-2 Black Man Blues Col 14433-D Acc. by p / bj / ? Octave Gaspard, bb. Dallas, December 6, 1929. 149550-2 I'm Through (Shedding Tears Over You) Col 14559-D 149551-2 I Love That Thing Col 14559-D 149552-1 Don't Leave Me, Daddy Col 14493-D 149553-2 Shreveport Blues Col 14519-D 149556-2 Moanin' Blues Col 14493-D 149557-2 Cravin' A Man Blues Col 14519-D
Vocal / yodeling* acc. by John Byrd, g, v, sp. Richmond, IN, July 29, 1929. 15392 Shake It Daddy - spJB Gnt 6964, Ch 15814, 50051, Spr 2642, Spt 9474 15393 Pig Meat Mama (Pig Meat Papa*) - yMG Gnt 6948, Ch 15858, Spr 2739, Spt 9509, Var 6063* 15395-A I Ain't Givin' Nobody None - spJB Gnt 6948, Ch 15814, 50051, Spr 2739, Spt 9474 15396-A Gas Man Blues - vJB Gnt 7040, Ch 15858, 50037, Spr 2642 15401,-A Hard Ridin' Papa Gnt unissued Acc. by Charles O'Neil, p, with James Parker, t*, v, as noted. Richmond, IN, February 24, 1931. 17545-B *My Man Blues Ch 16238, Spr 2783 17546-A Grasshopper Papa - vJP Ch 16351, Var 6053 17547,-A *Vampire Woman Ch unissued 17548 *Forty-Four Blues (Big Gun Blues*) Ch 16351, Spr 2783, Var 6053* 17549 *Skeeter Blues Ch 16238, Spr 2668 17550-C *The Country Farm Blues Ch 16268 17551-B *Hoboken Prison Blues Ch 16268, Spr 2826 17552,-A Prison Bound Blues Ch unissued 17553 Plantation Blues Ch 16408 17554 North Wind Blues Ch 16408 17557 Two Timin' Mama Ch 16244, 50037, Spr 2668 17558 Good Hearted Woman Ch 16244, Spr 2826, Var 6066 NOTE: All Superior issues as ALBERTA WASHBURN; Varsity 6063 as MAE MUFF, 6066 as SALLY SAD. Champion 16351 (matrix 17546-A) as MAE GLOVER AND JAMES PARKER. LUD GLUSKIN The following sides by this bandleader are of jazz interest, and there may well be others similar. Lud Gluskin dir: Eddie Ritten, Faustin Jeanjean, t / Leo Vauchant, tb / Gene Prendergast, Maurice Cizeron, cl, as / Merrow Bodge, cl, ts / Fred Ziehrer vn / Raoul Kenyon, p / Howard E. Kennedy, bj / Arthur Pavoni, bb / Ted Goebel, d. Paris, February 10, 1928. N-8406 Tiger Rag P X-6226 Gene Prendergast, v. Paris, April 4, 1928. B-8472 Miss Annabelle Lee - vGP P ?
Julian Porret, t / Billy Bartholomew, cl, as, f / Joe Kreklow, p / John Castellucci, bj, replace Jeanjean, Cizeron, Kenyon, and Kennedy, respectively. Paris, June 21, 1928. N-8673-1 Gonna Get A Girl P X-8549 Emile Christian, tb / Maurice Cizeron, cl, as / Jack O'Brien, p / Howard E. Kennedy, bj / Bart Curtis, d, replace Vauchant, Bartholomew, Kreklow, Castellucci, and Goebel, respectively. Paris, November 14, 1928. N-8902-1 St. Louis Blues P 35703
Ritten, Christian, Kennedy, vocal trio. Paris, November 15, 1928. N-8928 Ten Little Miles From Town - vER-EC-HWK P X-8584 N-8932 Clarinet Marmalade P X-8584 Berlin, December (17?), 1928. MO-2188 Tiger Rag Tri-Ergon TE-5463 Faustin Jeanjean, t / Georges Charron, ts / Spencer Clark, cl, bsx, x / Paulie Freed, p, a, replace Porret, Bodge, Cizeron, and O'Brien, respectively. Berlin, January 16, 1929. C-437-D Tiger Rag Hom 4-3021 Berlin, January 18, 1929. MO-2224 Clarinet Marmalade Tri-Ergon TE-5493 LUD GLUSKIN TANZ-ORCHESTER: Same. Berlin, January 23, 1929. 1536br Crazy Rhythm Gr / Pol 22041 LUD GLUSKIN AMBASSADONIANS: Same. Berlin, February, 1929. MO-2281 Add A Little Wiggle Tri-Ergon TE-5514 JAZZ-ORCHESTER LUD GLUSKIN: Jim Kelly, d, replaces Curtis. Berlin, March, 1929. 03512 I Can't Give You Anything But Love Artiphon D-03512 LUD GLUSKIN AMBASSADONIANS: As above. Berlin, March, 1929. MO-2425 Milenberg Joys Tri-Ergon TE-5543 LUD GLUSKIN TANZ-ORCHESTER: Same. Berlin, April, 1929. High Tension Gr / Pol 22192 Raphael Brogiotti, vn, replaces Ziehrer; Ritten-Christian, Prendergast, Clark, Freed, Kennedy, Kelly only*. Berlin, October, 1929. 2496½br *Milenberg Joys Gr / Pol 22939 2508br Bee-ology Gr / Pol 22939 2582br Doin' The New Low-Down Gr / Pol 22833 LUD GLUSKIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Lud Gluskin dir: Eddie Ritten, Faustin Jeanjean, t / Howard Mulvany, tb / Gene Prendergast, cl, as / Spencer Clark, cl, bsx, x / Georges Charron, cl, ts / Raphael Brogiotti, vn / Paulie Freed, p, a / Howard E. Kennedy, bj / Arthur Pavoni, bb / Jim Kelly, d, v; Serge Glykson, f / Mike Danzi, g, added for the first title only. Berlin, November, 1930. H-83220- Sweeping The Clouds Away Hom H-3935 Berlin, December, 1930. H-83250- Let's Be Domestic Hom H-3948 H-83260- So I Picks Up My Ukulele - vJK Hom H-3949 H-83262- March Of The Hoodlums Hom H-3950 Lud Gluskin dir: Arthur Briggs, Alax Renard, t / Guy Paquinet, tb / Gene Prendergast, Max Blanc, cl, as / Georges Charron, cl, ts / Raphael Brogiotti, vn / George Sellers, pac / Paulie Freed, p, a / Don Baird, g / __ Belloni, bb / Jim Kelly, d / Freddy Johnson, John Macklin, v. Paris, c. March, 1932. 301577 Home - vJM P ? 301580 Oh! Mo'nah! - vFJ P ? Arthur "Strut" Payne dir; The Kentucky Singers, v. Paris, c. May, 1932. 301613 Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho - vKS P ?
Danny Polo, cl, as, replaces Prendergast, who switches to cl, ts, bar, and replaces Charron. Paris, c. September, 1932. 301627 Dinah P ?
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