Brian rust jazz records, 1917–1934 / Free Personal-Use Edition Not for sale; all commercial use is prohibited. For personal, non-commercial use only. Notice

Vibraphone solos, acc. unknown. New York, April 11, 1933.

B-13220- Try A Little Tenderness

Br 6565

Br 6565

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

18335 Who Takes Care Of The Caretaker's Daughter? (Carolina Club Orchestra; see Hal Kemp)

18463 I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight? (Lou Gold and his Orchestra)

18503 Rose Marie (Harl Smith and his Orchestra)

NAT GONELLA

NAT GONELLA AND HIS TRUMPET: Trumpet solos, with own v, acc. by Harry Jacobson, p­, cel / Al Bowlly, g / Tiny Winters, sb / Bill Harry, d. London, September 14, 1932.

GB-4888-3 I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me

Dec F-3176

68-4889-1 I Heard

Dec F-3176, 492, Mf G-282

NOTE: Mayfair G-282 as EDDIE HINES AND HIS TRUMPET.

Acc. by Alfie Noakes, t / Joe Ferrie, tb / Jim Easton, Ernest Ritte, cl, as / Harry Berly, ts­, vl / Eddie Carroll, p / Al Bowlly, g / Tiny Winters, sb / Bill Hart d. London, November 15, 1932.

GB-5174-2 Rockin' Chair

Dec F-3292, 546, 8726, Mf G-282

GB-5175-2 When You're Smiling

Dec F-3292, 546, 8726, Mf G-282

NOTE: Mayfair G-282 as EDDIE HINES AND HIS TRUMPET.

Acc. by Jim Easton or Ernest Ritte, as / same rhythm section. London, March 3, 1933.

GB-5627-1 Sing (It's Good For You)

Dec F-3531, 492, Br A-81389

GB-5628-2 That's My Home

Dec F-3531, 492, Br A-81389

Acc. by Garland Wilson, p, v. London, May 26, 1933.

GB-5919-2 Stormy Weather - vNG

Br 01537, Dec F-7868

GB-5920-1 Nobody's Sweetheart - vNG-GW

Br 01537, Dec F-7868

Acc. by Brian Lawrence, vn / Monia Liter, p, pac / Eddie Carroll, p / Harry Wilson, sb / Bob Dryden, d. London, May 15, 1934.

GB-6721-1 Georgia On My Mind

Dec F-3992, F-6320, Br A-81067, Olympia 25402

GB-6722-1-2 Sweet Sue

Dec unissued

London, May 25, 1934.

GB-6722-3-4 Sweet Sue

Dec F-3992, Br A-81067, Olympia 25402

NOTE: Belgian Olympia as JAZZ ORCHESTRA WITH HOT TRUMPET.

Acc. by Don Barrigo, ts / Brian Lawrence, vn / Frank Gregori, pac / Harold Hood, p / Mark Sheridan, g / Harry
Wilson, sb / Bob Dryden, d / own v. London, July 2, 1934.

TB-1341-2 Moon Country

Dec F-5108, F-6320

TB-1342-1 Troublesome Trumpet

Dec F-5108

Acc. by Albert Torrance, George Evans, as / Don Barrigo, ts / Harold Hood, p / Arthur Baker­, g / Will Hemmings,

TB-1681-1 Carolina

Dec F-5322, Pol 1870

TB-1682-2 I Can't Dance, I Got Ants In My Pants

Dec F-5322, Pol 1870

NAT GONELLA AND HIS GEORGIANS: As last. London, November 2, 1934.

CE-6702-1 Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong - vNG

Par R-1983, A-6067, Od A-221851

CE-6703-1 Moon Glow - vNG

Par R-1983, A-6067, Od A-221851

CE-6704-1 Fox Trot Medley - Part 1: Troublesome Trumpet / Dinah / Let Him Live

Par R-1982, A-6082, Od A-221850

CE-6705-1 Fox Trot Medley - Part 2: Oh Mo'nah / Georgia On My Mind / Sing (It's Good For Ya)

Par R-1982, A-6078, Od A-221850, A-6078

The following side, out of fifteen issued by Brunswick during 1929 and 1930, is of interest as jazz in view of its good trumpet and tenor sax solos.

Dick Robertson, v. New York, August, 1929.

E-30613- Lovable And Sweet - vDR

Br 4488

E-30614-G Dulce Y Adorable (Lovable And Sweet)

Br 40937

NOTE: Br 40937 as ORQUESTA DEL AL GOODMAN.

BENNIE GOODMAN'S BOYS (WITH JIM AND GLENN): Jimmy McPartland, c / Glenn Miller, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Vic Breidis, p / Dick Morgan, g / Harry Goodman, bb / Bob Conselman, d, vib. Chicago, January 23, 1928.

C-1652 A Jazz Holiday

Voc 15656, Br 80027

C-1654 Wolverine Blues

Voc 15656, Br 80027, HRS 7

NOTE: This session was originally logged in the Brunswick files as BERNY GOODMAN AND HIS BOYS.

BENNIE GOODMAN'S BOYS: As above, plus Tommy Dorsey, tb / Fud Livingston, cl, ts; Ben Pollack, d, replaces Conselman; Goodman plays c, cl, as, bar, as noted; Goodman, Miller, a. New York, June 4, 1928.

E-27638-A or -B Jungle Blues - c, clBG

Br 4013, 80029, A-7839, A-500201, 602098

E-27639-A or -B Room 1411 (Goin' To Town) - cl, barBG

Br 4013, 80029, A-7839, A-500201, 602098

E-27640-B Blue - asBG

Br 3975, 80030, A-7815, A-500202

E-27641-B Shirt Tail Stomp - clBG

Br 3975, 80030, A-7815

NOTE: Brunswick A-7839 as BERNIE GOODMAN'S BOYS.

Clarinet solos, acc. by Mel Stitzel, p / Bob Conselman, d. Chicago, June 13, 1928.

C-2005-A; E-7397 Clarinetitis

Voc 15705, Mt M-12073, Pan 25017, P-12073, Br A-500202, Bm 1021, JCl 529

C-2006-A; E-7398 That's A Plenty

Voc 15705, Mt M-12073, Pan 25017, P-12073, Bm 1021, JCl 529

BENNIE GOODMAN'S BOYS: Wingy Mannone, t / Benny Goodman, cl / Bud Freeman, ts / Joe Sullivan­, p / Herman Foster, bj / Harry Goodman, sb / Bob Conselman, d. Chicago, August 13, 1929.

C-4035-A After A While

Br 4968, 80028, 01264, A-500318

C-4036-A Muskrat Scramble [sic]

Br 4968, 80028, 01264, A-500318

BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: 2 t / Tommy Dorsey or Glenn Miller, tb / Benny Goodman­, cl / Sid Stoneburn, cl, as / Larry Binyon, cl, ts / 2 vn / p / Eddie Lang, bj, g / sb / d / Benny Goodman, Helen Rowland, Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, November 7, 1930.

E-35341- He's Not Worth Your Tears - vHR

Mt M-12023, Pan P-12000

E-35342- Linda - vBG

Mt M-12024, Pan P-12004

E-35343- And Then Your Lips Met Mine - vSL

Mt M-12023, Emb E-121, Pan P-12023

E-35344- Overnight - v SL

Mt M-12024

NOTE: Embassy E-121 as THE ROXY CLUB ORCHESTRA. The vocal on LINDA is not Harold Arlen, as previously stated, but Goodman himself, performing his first recorded vocal.

Sam Shapiro, vn, added for all except the fourth title; Arthur Schutt, p / Harry Good­man, sb, replace previously unidentified musicians; Paul Small, v. New York, January 14, 1931.

E-35156- I'm Happy When You're Happy - vPS

Mt M-12090, Pan 25032, P-12099, Emb E-124

E-35157- You Didn't Have To Tell Me - vPS

Mt M-12090, Spt S-2197, Pan P-12090, Emb E-134

E-35158- Falling In Love Again - vPS

Mt M-12079, Pan P-12079

E-35924- If You Haven't Got A Girl - vPS

Mt M-12079, Pan P-12079

NOTE: Melotone M-12090 and Panachord 25032, P-12090, and P-12099 as ART KAHN AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Supertone S-2197 as THE CLEVELANDERS; Embassy E-124 and E-134 as THE SOUTHERN SYNCOPATORS.

Glenn Miller, tb definite;? Gene Krupa, d; rest probably as last. New York, February 5, 1931.

E-35834- We Can Live On Love - vPS

Mt M-12120, Pan P-12120

E-35835- When Your Lover Has Gone - vPS

Mt M-12120, Pan P-12111

E-35836- 99 Out Of A Hundred Wanna Be Loved - vPS

Mt M-12100, Spt S-2185, Aur 22000, Emb E-118, Pan 25013, P-12100

E-35837- Auld Lang Syne

Private recording

E-35838- Mine Yesterday, His Today - vPS

Mt M-12100, P-12100

NOTE: Aurora 22000 as STANLEY COOKE AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Supertone S-2185 as THE TIN PAN PARADERS, Embassy E-118 as BROADWAY ORCHESTRA. The Brunswick files for matrix E-35837 note that the recording was made for the "Elk's Magazine Program" and the National Radio Advertising Company.

Charlie Teagarden and another, t / Glenn Miller, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / as / ts / p / Eddie Lang g / sb / Johnny Morris, d, v. New York, March 18, 1931.

E-36481- What Have We Got To Do Tonight (But Dance) - vJM

Mt M-12138, Pan 25046, P-12138

E-36482- Little Joe - vJM

Mt M-12149, Pan 25031, P-12149

E-36483- It Looks Like Love - vJM

Mt M-12149, Emb E-135, E-36484, P-12149

E-36484- I Wanna Be Around My Baby All The Time - vJM

Mt M-12138, Pan P-12138

NOTE: Apparently Goodman had intended to sing the vocal choruses at this session, but his name was crossed out on the recording sheets and Johnny Morris' substituted. Embassy E-135 as SAVOY JAZZ ORCHESTRA.

Bunny Berigan, Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Benny Goodman, cl, as / Sid Stoneburn, as / Larry Binyon, ts,

E-36835- Slow But Sure - vJM

Mt M-12205, Pan P-12197

E-36874- Pardon Me, Pretty Baby (Don't I Look Familiar To You?) - vJM

Mt M-12208, Pan 25069, P-12208, Mf G-2030, Emb E-145

E-36875- What Am I Gonna Do For Lovin'? - vJM

Mt M-12208, Pan 25069, P-12211, Mf G-2030

E-36876- You Can't Stop Me From Lovin' You - vJM

Mt M-12205, Pan 25091, P-12205, Emb 155, Mf G-2033

NOTE: Mayfair G-2030 as CLIFF BRYAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Embassy E-145 as CORINTHIC ORCHESTRA, E-155 as THE BROADWAY ORCHESTRA.

Benny Goodman, cl, as, dir: Charlie Teagarden, another t / Glenn Miller, tb / Sid Stoneburn, as / Larry Binyon, ts / Irving Brodsky, p / Dick McDonough g / sb / Johnny Williams, d / Smith Ballew, v. New York, September 18, 1931.

151794-2 Not That I Care - vSB

Col 2542-D

151795-2 Help Yourself To Happiness - vSB

Col 2542-D

151796-2 Love Letters In The Sand - vSB

Col 2540-D, CB-398, DO-565

151797-2 I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) - vSB

Col 2540-D, Re MR-499, G-21209

NOTE: Columbia 2540-D and Regal G-21209 as THE RADIOLITES; Regal MR-499 as THE MIDNIGHT MINSTRELS; Columbia CB-398 as SMITH BALLEW AND HIS ORCHESTRA; DO-565 as THE COLUMBIA DANCE PLAYERS.

Charlie Teagarden, t, v / Manny Klein, t / Jack Teagarden, tb, v / Benny Goodman, cl / Art Karle, ts / Joe Sullivan,
p / Dick McDonough, g, v / Artie Bernstein, sb / Gene Krupa, d / Arthur Schutt a. New York, October 18, 1933.

265164-2 I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues - vJT

Col 2835-D, 3168-D, CB-692, FB-2822, HJCA HC-96

265165-2 Ain'tcha Glad? - vJT

Col 2835-D, 3168-D, CB-692, FB-2822, HJCA HC-96, DO-1071, Lucky 60400

Frank Froeba, p, replaces Sullivan. New York, October 27, 1933.

265166-2 Dr. Heckle And Mr. Jibe - vCT-JT-DM

Col 2845-D, 3167-D, DB-712, FB-2823, Lucky 60400, Ph B-21325-H, HJCA HC-104

265167-2 Texas Tea Party - vJT

Col 2845-D, 3167-D, CB-712, FB-2823, Ph B-21325-H, HJCA HC-104, Jay 9

As for October 18, 1933, but Shirley Clay, t, replaces Klein; Billie Holiday, v. New York, November 27, 1933.

152568-3 Your Mother's Son-In-Law - vBH

Col 2856-D, CB-786, FB-2826, SE 5009-S

NOTE: Other titles from this session are by Ethel Waters, q.v., acc. by the band. Deane Kincaide, a. New York,

152574-2 Tappin' The Barrel - vJT

Col 2856-D, DB / MC-5014

152575-1-2 Riffin' The Scotch

Col unissued

152576-1 Keep On Doin' What You're Doin'

Col unissued

New York, December 18, 1933.

152599-1 Keep On Doin' What You're Doin' - vJT

Col 2867-D, CB-745, DQ-1178, RZ G-22040

152600-2 Riffin' The Scotch - aDK / vBH

Col 2867-D, DB / MC-5014, SE 5009-S

152651-1 Love Me Or Leave Me - aDK

Col 2871-D, DB / MC-5016, Par A-3812

152652-2 Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me? - aDK

Col 2871-D, 35839, DB / MC-5016, Par A-3812

NOTE: Regal Zonophone G-22040 as THE BROADWAY BANDITS.

Benny Goodman, cl, dir: Manny Klein, Charlie Margulis, t / Sonny Lee, tb / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Arthur Schutt, p,

152701-3 Georgia Jubilee - aAS

Cdl 2907-D, CB-759, Jay 10, JCl 528

152702-2 Junk Man - vMB

Col 2892-D

152702-3 Junk Man - vMB

Col 2892-D, CB-730, Tpl / Sentry 4003

152703-2 Ol' Pappy - vMB / aGB

Col 2892-D, CB-730

152704-2 Emaline - vMB

Col 2907-D, CB-759, RZ G-22040, Jay 10, JCl 528

NOTE: Regal Zonophone G-22040 as THE BROADWAY BANDITS

BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Benny Goodman, cl, dir: Charlie Teagarden, George Thow, t / Jack Teagarden, tb, v / Hank Ross, ts / Teddy Wilson, p / Benny Martel, g / Artie Bernstein or Harry Goodman, sb / Ray McKinley, d. New York, May 14, 1934.

152736-1 I Ain't Lazy - I'm Just Dreamin' - vJT

Col 2923-D, Par R-2695, Od A-272264

152737-1 As Long As I Live - vJT

Col 2923-D, Par R-2695, Od A-272264

152738-1 Moon Glow

Col 2927-D, 35839, CB-786, FB-2826

152739-2 Breakfast Ball

Col 2927-D, DB / MC-5005, CQ-3416, DW-4361

BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS MUSIC HALL ORCHESTRA: Benny Goodman, cl, dir: Russ Case, Jerry Neary, Sam Shapiro, t / Red Ballard, Jack Lacey, tb / Hymie Schertzer, Ben Kantor, as / Arthur Rollini, ts / Claude Thornhill, p / George Van Eps, g / Hank Wayland, sb / Sammy Weiss, d / Benny Carter, Will Hudson, Deane Kincaide, a / Ann Graham, v. New York, August 16, 1934.

CO-15641-1 Take My Word - aBC

Col 2947-D

CO-15642-1 It Happens To The Best Of Friends - aBC / vAG

Col 2947-D

CO-15643-1 Nitwit Serenade - aWH

Col 2958-D, FB-1003, DO-1302, DW-4375, JCl 535

CO-15644-1 Bugle Call Rag - aDK

Col 2958-D, 36109, C-461, DB-3315, FB-1003, DO-1302, DQ-2641, DW-4376, DYC-146, MZ-252,

Harry Goodman, sb, replaces Wayland; Tony Sacco, v (and g, replacing Van Eps?). New York, September 11, 1934.

15881-1 Learning - vTS

Ban 33191, Mt M-13158, 91862, Or 2989, Per 16001, Ro 2363

15882-1 Stars Fell On Alabama - vTS

Ban 33191, Cq 8432, Mt M-13158, 91862, Or 2989, Per 16001, Ro 2363, Rex 8335

15883-1 Solitude

Ban 33192, Cq 8526, Mt M-13159, 91863, Or 2990, Per 16002, Ro 2364, Voc S-3, S-187, Imp 17041, 35002

15884-1 I'm Getting Sentimental Over You - vTS

Ban 33192, Mt M-13159, 91863, Or 2990, Per 16002, Ro 2364

15884-2 I'm Getting Sentimental Over You - vTS

Mt M-13159, Per 16002, Voc S-187

NOTE: Banner 33191, Conqueror 8432, Melotone M-13158, M-13159, Oriole 2989, Per­fect 16001, and Romeo 2363 as VINCENT ROSE AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Rex 8335 as HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA;all other as THE MODERNISTS (except Vocalion S-3 and S-12, as BENNY GOODMAN'S MODERNISTS, S-187, as BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA; and Imperial 17041 and 35002 as BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS MODERNISTS HARLEM HOT SHOTS; this name is applied to both sides, although the reverse is actually by Wingy Mannone and his Harlem Hot Shots [sic], q.v.

BENNIE GOODMAN ORCHESTRA: Benny Goodman, cl, dir: ? Doc Cheatham or ? Charlie Teagarden, t / ? Jack

Lacey, tb / ts / Teddy Wilson, p / g / ? Artie Bernstein, sb / d / ? Ray Hen­dricks, v. New York, October 16, 1934.

16132-1-2 Stars - v

ARC unissued

BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS (MUSIC HALL) ORCHESTRA: Benny Goodman, cl, dir: Pee Wee Erwin­, Jerry Neary, ? Art Sylvester, t / Red Ballard, Jack Lacey, tb / Toots Mondello, Hymie Schertzer, as / Arthur Rollini, ? Dick Clark, ts / Frank Froeba, p / George Van Eps, g / Harry Goodman, sb / Sammy Weiss, d / George Bassman, Jiggs Noble, a / Helen Ward, Buddy Clark, v. New York, November 26, 1934.

CO-16364-1 I'm A Hundred Per Cent For You - aGB / vHW

Col 2988-D, FB-1023

CO-16365-1 Cokey

Col 3011-D, DO-1362, Par R-2437, JCl 535

CO-16366-1 Like A Bolt From The Blue - aJN / vBC

Col 2988-D, FB-1023

CO-16367-1 Music Hall Rag

Col 3011-D, DB-5011, DO-1362, Par R-2896

Vocal, acc. by her Jazzin' Trio: vn (or k) / p / bj.

New York, c. December, 1923.

31026-2 Chicago Blues

Ajax 17020

31027-2 No One Can Toddle Like My Cousin Sue

Ajax 17020

Acc. by Grainger's Novelty Three: presumably Porter Grainger, p, and two others. New York, c. December, 1923.

Awful Moanin' Blues

Ajax 17018

Ramblin' Blues

Ajax 17018

Acc. by her "Sawin' Trio": instrumentation and personnel unknown. New York, c. February, 1924.

31530 Four-Flushin' Papa (You've Gotta Play Straight With Me)

Ajax 17028

31531 Gonna Get Somebody's Daddy (Wait And See)

Ajax 17028

GOOD OLD JELLY

Pseudonym on XX 13 for Jelly-Roll Morton, q.v.

Pseudonym on Broadway 1214, 1245, Paramount 20655, and 20686 for Ernie Golden and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle 36903, 36924, Perfect 15083, 15084, and 15105 for Irving Mills and his Orchestra, q.v.

This was the name under which Okeh, as well as client labels such as Odeon and Parlophone, issued recordings by the California Ramblers and small units from that band. See also Five Birmingham Babies, Vagabonds, University Six, and Varsity Eight, which are also pseudonyms for the same players.

Bill Moore, c / Adrian Rollini, gfs / Irving Brodsky, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Stan King, d, k. New York, August 11, 1924.

72745-B Tessie, Stop Teasin' Me

OK 40179

72746-B Them Ramblin' Blues

OK 40179, Par E-5538

Unknown scat singing, this session. New York, September 24, 1924.

72848-B Go, Emmaline

OK 40208

72849-B Hey Hey! And Hee Hee! (I'm Charleston Crazy)

OK 40208

72932-8 Choo Choo (Gotta Hurry Home)

OK 40233

72933-B Go 'Long, Mule - vEH

OK 40233, Par E-5327

New York, November 25, 1924.

72998-C Everybody Loves My Baby

OK 40244, Par E-5326; Od 03162

72999-B Oh! How I Love My Darling

OK 40244, Par E-5326; Od 03162

Billy Jones, v. New York, December 16, 1924.

73020-A Oh! Mabel - vBJ

OK 40261

73021-C I Ain't Got Nobody To Love - vBJ

OK 40261

New York, January 14, 1925.

73099-B Alabamy Bound

OK 40292

OK 40292

73159-B You Better Keep The Home Fires Burning (Cause Your Mamma's Getting Cold) - vBV

OK 40314

73160-A Hot Tamale Molly - vER

OK 40314

Unknown t, replaces Moore; Ernest Hare, v. New York, March 16, 1925.

73238-B I Had Someone Else Before I Had You (And I'll Have Someone After You've Gone)

OK 40340, Od 03036

73239-B (I Like Pie, I Like Cake) I Like You Best Of All - vEH

OK 40340, Od 03036

Red Nichols, t, replaces unknown. Sam Ruby, ts, added. New York, June 12, 1925.

73432-B Yes, Sir! That's My Baby

OK 40423, Par E-5421, Od 03313, FF-1112

73433-B Honey, I'm In Love With You

OK 40423, Par E-5421, Od 03313, Nac 9415

Chelsea Quealey, t, replaces Nichols. New York, July 10, 1925.

73518-D Are You Sorry?

OK 40464, Par E-5552

73519-B I'm Gonna Charleston Back To Charleston

OK 40442, Nac 9417

New York, September 9, 1925.

73598-B Loud Speakin' Papa

OK 40464, Par E-5552

73599-B Sweet Man

OK 40474, Par E-5538, Od 03294

New York, October 28, 1925.

73742-B Clap Hands! Here Comes Charley!

OK 40500, Par E-5539

73743-C I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight?

OK 40500, Par E-5539

Ed Kirkeby, v comments. New York, December 21, 1925.

7386?-B That Certain Party - vBJ-EK

OK 40534, Par E-5578

Chelsea Quealey, t / Abe Lincoln, tb / Bobby Davis, cl, ss, as / Sam Ruby, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Irving Brodsky,

74168-B Poor Papa (He's Got Nothin' At All)

OK 40624, Par E-5618, A-2099, Od 03390

74169-B I Wonder What's Become Of Joe?

OK 40624, Par E-5618, Od 03390

New York, June 29, 1926.

74198-B You Gotta Know How To Love

OK 40644, Par E-5637, Od A-60292

74199-B Where'd You Get Those Eyes?

OK 40649, Par E-5652, Od 03393

Rollini, bs, doubles gfs; Ernest Hare, v. New York, July 15, 1926.

74226-B Mary Lou - vEH

OK 40661, Par E-5669, A-2125

74227-B Someone Is Losin' Susan

OK 40661, Par E-5669, A-2125

New York, September 15, 1926.

80115-A Crazy Quilt

OK 40687, Par E-5716

80116-A Sadie Green (The Vamp Of New Orleans)

OK 40687, Par E-5716

New York, September 24, 1926.

80137-E Heebie Jaebies - vEH

OK 40690, Od 74362

80138-C Tuck In Kentucky And Smile - vEH

OK 40690, Od 74362

Les Reis (as RUSSELL DOUGLAS), v. New York, December 24, 1926.

80262-B I Need Lovin' - vLR

OK 40739, Par E-5777, A-2141

80263-A I've Got The Girl - vLR

OK 40739, Par E-5777, A-2139

Ed Kirkeby (as TED WALLACE), v. New York, December 30, 1926.

80273-C I Met Her In The Moonlight, But She Keeps Me In The Dark - vEK

OK unissued

From this point on, the records of the Goofus Five were issued in Great Britain on the more expensive purple Parlophone R series, under the name of THE GOOFUS WASH­BOARDS, although at no time was a washboard used. The one exception to this was Parlophone R-108, which was issued as by the Goofus Five. Parlophone

New York, February 8, 1927.

80402-B Farewell Blues

OK 40767, Par R-3327, Od 193040, A-189029

80403-B I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate

OK 40767, Par R-3327, Od 193040, A-189029

80404-A-B-C Some Of These Days

OK unissued

Lincoln omitted; Rollini sometimes doubles 2nd p. New York, April 14, 1927.

80730-C Muddy Water - vTW

OK 40809, Par R-3337, A-2193, A-2247, Od 165115, 193007, 194995, A-189017

80731-A The Wang-Wang Blues

OK 40817, Voc 3138, Par R-3350

80731-B The Wang-Wang Blues

OK 40817

80732-B The Whisper Song - vTW

OK 40821, Par R-3337, A-2228, Od 165125, 193013, 194995, A-189017

80733-B Arkansas Blues

OK 40817, Voc 3138, Par R-3350, Od 193013, A-189032

NOTE: Parlophone A-2247 as AL JACK AND HIS CRACKERJACKS.

As for July 15, 1926, but Al Philburn, tb, replaces Lincoln; Jack Russin, p, replaces Brodsky; Ed Kirekby (as TED WALLACE), v. New York, June 15, 1927.

81015-C Lazy Weather

OK 40841, Par R-3381, Od 193039, A-189031, 07626

81016-B Vo-Do-Do-De-O Blues - vEK

OK 40841, Par R-3407, Od 193039, A-189031

81017-C Ain't That A Grand And Glorious Feeling? - vEK

OK 40846, Par E-5854, A-2271, A-4924, Ar 4259, Od A-189061

NOTE: Okeh 40846 as RUSSELL GRAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Parlophone E-5854 and A-4924 as THE PARLOPHONE MELODIANS; Parlophone A-2271 as RUSSELL DOUGLAS AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Ariel as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Chelsea Quealey, t / Al Philburn, tb / Bobby Davis, cl, ss, as / Sam Ruby, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx, gfs / Jack Russin, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Herb Weil, d / Beth Challis (as SADIE GREEN), v. New York, August 10, 1927.

81207-A Clementine (From New Orleans) - vBC

OK 40886, Par R-3421, A-4908, Od 193110, A-189086

81208-B Nothin' Does-Does Like It Used To Do-Do-Do - vBC

OK 40997, Par R-3490, A-2493, Od 165332, 193164, A-189118

New York, August 12, 1927.

81219-B I Left My Sugar Standing In The Rain - VBC

OK 40886, Par R-3421, A-4908, Od 193110, A-189086

Henry Levine, t, added; Pete Pumiglio, Bob Fallon, cl, as, replace Davis; Spencer Clark, bsx, replaces Rollini; Les Reis (as RUSSELL DOUGLAS), v. New York, November 3, 1927.

81772-B Blue Baby, Why Are You Blue? - vLR

OK 40940, Par R-108, Od A-189094

81773-C Make My Cot Where The Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows - vLR

OK 40997, Par R-108, Od 165332, 193164, A-189118

81774-A Is She My Girl Friend? - vLR

OK 40940, Par R-3490, A-2549, Od A-189094

NOTE: The Goofus Five accompanied Al Bernard (q.v.) in two titles on November 14, 1927.

THE GOOFUS FIVE AND THEIR ORCHESTRA: Collective personnel includes Angel Rattiner, Al King­, Tony Russo, Frank Cush, Nick Casti, Mickey Bloom, t / Carl Loeffler, Ted Raph, Frank Fer­retti, Reg Harrington, tb / Pete Pumiglio and Carl Orech or Harold Marcus, cl, as / Sam Ruby, cl, ts / Larry Kosky, Joe LaFaro, Al Duffy, vn / Chauncey Gray, p / Tommy Felline, bj, g / Ward Lay, bb, sb / Stan King, d / Scrappy Lambert, Ed Kirkeby (as TED WALLACE), v. Usually the instrumentation is 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / 1 or 2 vn / p / bj, g / bb or sb / d. New York, May 29, 1928.

400722-C Mama's Grown Young, Papa's Grown Old- vSL

OK 41110, Par R-203, Od 193269, A-189171, A-221089

400723-C Right Or Wrong - vSL

OK 41110, Od 193269, A-189173, Kismet K-721

NOTE: Odeon 193269 as ED KIRKEBY AND HIS ORCHESTRA, Kismet as LORINE TALBOT'S ORCHESTRA. The reverse of Parlophone R-203, also labeled THE GOOFUS FIVE AND THEIR ORCHESTRA, is actually by Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra, q.v.

Spencer Clark, bsx. New York, June 27, 1928.

400834-A-B I Can't Give You Anything But Love - vSL

OK 41069, Par R-218, A-2718, A-4550, Od 193216, A-189155, A-221087, 04077, Ar 4318

400835-B Ready For The River - vSL

OK 41069, Par R-218, A-2723, A-4550, Od 193216, A-189155, A-22107

NOTE: Some copies of Australian Parlophone A-2723 exist with a semi-circular Capitol label pasted over the upper half of the original. Ariel 4318 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

New York, August 27, 1928.

401069-B Vaniteaser - vTW

OK 41113, Par A-2587, B-25459, Od 165435, 193248, A-189197

401070-B All Of The Time - vTW

OK 41113, Par A-2587, B-25459, Od 165435, 193248, A-189197

NOTE: Parlophone B-25459 as ED KIRKEBY Y SU ORQUESTA.

Irving Kaufman, v. New York, November 1, 1928.

401281-A My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now - vIK

OK 41138, Par R-315, A-2655, A-4562, Od 165524, A-189217, 04092, Ar 4360

401282-B Sonny Boy - vIK

OK 41138, Par R-300, A-2655, A-4562, B-25466, Od 165524, A-189217, A-221112, 04092, 193428, Ar 4352

401283-C Blue Shadows - vIK

OK 41141, Par R-300, A-2653, A-4557, Od A-189223, A-221112, 04086

NOTE: Okeh 41141 and Parlophone R-315 as ED KIRKEBY WALLACE AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Parlophone

Cyril Pitts­, Tom Muir, Ed Kirkeby, v. New York, December 13, 1928.

401451-A Sweetheart Of All My Dreams, vCP-TM-FA

OK 41169, Par R-315, A-2774, A-4574, B-12749, Od 165582, A-189227, A-189252

401452-A My Troubles Are Over - vCP-TM-EK

Par R-364

401453-A That's How I Feel About You, Sweetheart - vCP

OK 41169, Par R-364, A-4574, B-12749, Od 165582, A-189227, A-189252

NOTE: All Parlophones except A-2774 as ED KIRKEBY WALLACE AND HIS GOOFUS ORCHESTRA; A-2774 as ED KIRKEBY & HIS ORCHESTRA.

New York, January 7, 1929.

401493-A Rambling Wreck From Georgia Tech - vCP-TM-EK

OK 41177, Har 1147-H, Par R-355, A-2719, Od 165616, 193286, A-189237

401494-C Alma Mater Georgia Tech. - vCP-TM-EK

OK 41177

OK unissued

Adrian Rollini may be present, playing half a chorus on what could be his "hot fountain pen" on the third side. Smith Ballew, v. New York, February 28, 1929.

401675-C Deep Night - vSB

OK 41220, Par R-380, Od 165765, A-221143

401676-B Dream Train - vSB

OK 41202

401677-B Caressin' You - vEK

OK 41202, Par R-380, Ar 4412, Od A-221143

NOTE: Okeh 4120 as THE NEW YORK SYNCOPATORS; Parlophone and Odeon A-221143 as ED KIRKEBY WALLACE AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Odeon 165765 as THE DORSEY BROTHERS' ORCHESTRA; Ariel as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.