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- HERBERT GORDON AND HIS HOTEL TEN EYCK WHISPERING ORCHESTRA
- REX GORDON AND HIS ACES
- GORMANS SUNDOWNERS
- SAM GOULD See Sam Goold. This artists name is incorrectly spelt Gould on Parlophone E-5062. EMMA GOVER
- LEONARD GRAHAM
- RUDY GRAHAMS DANCE ORCHESTRA
- GRAND PREE NOVELTY ORCHESTRA
- COOT GRANT See Leola B. Wilson. PERCY GRANT AND HIS BAND See the Blue Pacific Dance Band. MIKE GRAVELLES ORCHESTRA
- TONY GRAVELLO AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- GLEN GRAY AND HIS / THE CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA See Casa Loma Orchestra. JANE GRAY
- RUSSELL GRAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- GREEN PARROT INN ORCHESTRA
- HARRY GREENS BLUE BOYS
- JOHNNY GREEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- RAY GREEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- VIOLET GREEN
- GREENWICH VILLAGE ORCHESTRA
- EARL GRESH AND HIS GANGPLANK ORCHESTRA
SAM GOOLD Piano solo. Chicago, June, 1923. 8354-A Whipping The Keys (Sam Goold) OK 4850, Par E-5062 NOTE: Parlophone E-5062 as SAM GOULD.
FANNIE GOOSBY: Vocal, acc. unknown t / p. Atlanta, c. June 14, 1923. 8386-B Grievous Blues OK 8079
Acc. by Tom Morris, c / Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. late September, 1923. 71924-B I've Got The Blues, That's All OK 8095 71925-B Grievious Blues [sic] OK 8095 Acc. unknown (? own) p. New York, c. early October, 1923. 71931-A All Alone Blues OK 8121
Acc. by Eddie Heywood, p. New York, October, 1923. 71939-A I've Got A Do Right Daddy Now OK 8128 71940-B I Believe My Man Is Got A Rabbit's Leg [sic] OK 8128 71941-A Goosby Blues OK 8121 FANNIE MAE GOOSBY: Vocal, acc. by c / ? own p, with Peter Harris, v where shown. Atlanta, c. April, 1928. AT-384 Can't Use You Blues - vPH Br 7029
AT-385 Dirty Moaner Blues - vPH Br 7029
AT-388 Fortune Teller Blues Br 7030
AT-389 Stormy Night Blues Br 7030
EDDIE GORDON'S BAND Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Odeon ONY-36005 Both sides by Arthur Schutt's Orchestra ONY-36008 March Of The Hoodlums (Eddie Lang's Orchestra) ONY-36009 The World's Greatest Sweetheart Is You (Hal Kemp's Orchestra) ONY-36013 Both sides by the Ipana Troubadours ONY-41153 Both sides by Miff Mole and his Little Molers ONY-41173 Both sides by Bix Beiderbecke and his Gang ONY-41204 Both sides by Louis Armstrong's Savoy Ballroom Five ONY-41273 Both sides by Miff Mole and his Little Molers Parlophone PNY-41320 Both sides by Joe Venuti and his New Yorkers
Despite the sobriquet, from which the general style of this band is easy to predict, the following items are of interest, featuring Fud Livingston, cl, ts. Billy Ross, Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, October, 1929. E-31201- I Could Do It For You - vBR Br 4584
E-31203- (Things We Want The Most Are) Hard To Get - vBR Br 4584
E-31207- If I Can't Have You (If You Can't Have Me) - vSL Br 4585
NOTE: Non-vocal versions of these titles were recorded on matrices E-31202-G, E-31204-G, and E-31208-G, respectively, presumably for export, but the Brunswick files do not list those issues. REX GORDON AND HIS ACES Pseudonym on Champion for Carl Fenton's Orchestra, q.v. GORGEOUS WEED Pseudonym on XX for Blind Blake, q.v. ROSS GORMAN GORMAN'S NOVELTY SYNCOPATORS: Clarence Gransie, c / Keith Pitman, tb / Ross Gorman, cl / Ted Fiorito, p / Eddie Grossbart, d. New York, September 27, 1919. 78706-1 Barkin' Dog Col A-2844 78707-1-2 Clarinet Moans Col unissued ROSS GORMAN AND HIS EARL CARROLL ORCHESTRA: Ross Gorman, cl, as, bar, dir: Red Nichols, Donald Lindley, James Kozak, t / Miff Mole, tb / Alfie Evans, cl, as, vn / Harold Noble, cl, as, ts / Billy McGill, cl, ts / Barney Acquelina, bsx / Jack Harris, Saul Sharrow, vn / Nick Koupoukis, f, pic / Milton Suskind, Edgar Fairchild, p / Dick McDonough, bj / Tony Colicchio, g / David Grupp, d. New York, August 3, 1925. 140806-1-2-3-4 A Kiss In The Moonlight Col unissued 140807-1-2-3 Somebody's Crazy About You Col unissued New York, August 7, 1925. 140825-2 Oh, Boy! What A Girl Col 435-D, 3782 NOTE: Columbia 3673 and 3782 as DENZA DANCE BAND. New York, August 18, 1925. 140806-5-6-7 A Kiss In The Moonlight Col unissued 140807-4-5-6 Somebody's Crazy About You Col unissued Arthur Fields, Harry Warren, Charles Warren, v; Arthur Schutt, p, replaces Suskind and / or Fairchild. New York, September 9, 1925. 140913-3 Hugo, I'll Go Where You Go - vAF Col 460-D 140919-3 Want A Little Lovin' - vHW-CW Col 460-D, 3819 NOTE: Columbia 3819 as DENZA DANCE BAND. New York, September 11, 1925. 140806-9 A Kiss In The Moonlight Col 459-D 140807-8 Somebody's Crazy About You Col 459-D, 3827 New York, October 29, 1925. 141214-3 I'm Sitting On Top Of The World Col 498-D, 3862 141215-2 Rhythm Of The Day Col 498-D, 3958 NOTE: Columbia 3862 and 3958 as DENZA DANCE BAND. New York, November 24, 1925. 141307-4 I Never Knew Col 516-D, 3933 141308-2 Sleepy-Time Gal Col 516-D, 3913 NOTE: Columbia 3913 and 3933 as DENZA DANCE BAND. Harry Gluck, t, replaces Kozak; Bert Reynolds, ss, as, replaces Evans; Harris omitted. New York, December 29, 1925. 141443-3 Somebody's Eyes Col 563-D, 4047 NOTE: Columbia 4047 as DENZA DANCE BAND. Vernon Dalhart, v. New York, January 4, 1926. 141454-1-2-3-4 The Prisoner's Song - vVD Col unissued Billy Jones, v. New York, January 22, 1926. 141454-6 The Prisoner's Song - VVD Col 563-D, Re G-8598 141540-4 I Want Somebody To Cheer Me Up - vBJ Col 576-D 141541-3 Lo-Nah Col 576-D, 4047 NOTE: Regal G-8598 as RAYMOND DANCE BAND; Columbia 4047 as DENZA DANCE BAND. Ross Gorman, cl, as, bar, dir: Red Nichols, Donald Lindley, Harry Gluck, t / Sunny Clapp, tb / Bert Reynolds, ss, as / Harold Noble, cl, ts / Billy McGill, ts / Saul Sharrow (and another?) vn / Fred Lightner, p / Dick McDonough and / or Tony Colicchio, bj, g / bb / David Grupp, d. New York, March 24, 1926. 141860-3 No More Worryin' Col 615-D, 4O46 141861-3 I'd Rather Be The Girl In Your Arms Col 615-D NOTE: Columbia 4046 as DENZA DANCE BAND. ? Mike Martini, tb, replaces Clapp; Nichols omitted, but it is not known who, if anyone, replaces him; Elliott Shaw, v. New York, April 22, 1926. 141999-3 Valencia - vES Col 631-D 142101-1 Cherie, I Love You Col 631-D, 4093 NOTE: Columbia 4093 as DENZA DANCE BAND. New York, November 3, 1926. 11279- You're Burning Me Up (Turning Me Down) Ed unissued 11280 Idolizing Ed 51876 New York, November, 1926. 2193-C Idolizing Cam 1063, Ro 323 New York, December 7, 1926. 11279- You're Burning Me Up (Turning Me Down) Ed 51896 11354 Hawaiian Rose Ed 51896 ROSS GORMAN'S VIRGINIANS: Possibly including at least some of the following (see note on p. 685): Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, bar, dir: Paul Marlowe, Ben Pasman, t / Porter Melton, tb / Cliff Lowery, cl, ss, as / Cliff Johnson, cl, ts / Jimmy O'Keefe, p, a / Bill Gilmartin, bj / ob / Frank Flynn, d / Fred K. Steele, Billy Heagney, Hal White, v. New York, December 13, 1926. 143179-3 Ev'ry Little While -vFKS-BH-HW Har 379-H, VT1379-V 143180-3 Come Day, Go Day - vHW Har 322-H, VT 1322-V 143181-1 Sidewalk Blues Har 322-H, VT 1322-V ROSS GORMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As above. New York, December 16, 1926. 11376 The Sphinx Ed 51905
11377 Come Day, Go Day Ed 51905
ROSS GORMAN'S VIRGINIANS: As above; Arthur Fields, v. New York, February 2, 1927. 143381-2-3 You're The One For Me - vAF Har 350-H, VT 1350-V 143382-2 She Looks Like Helen Brown - vAF Har 372-H, VT 1372-V 143383-3 Oh, Baby! Don't We Get Along? - vAF Har 372-H, VT 372-V ROSS GORMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As above. New York, February 4, 1927. 11497 High, High, High Up In The Hills Ed 51944, Amb 5317 11498 Never Without You Ed unissued ROSS GORMAN AND HIS FIRE-EATERS: Same instrumentation as for December 13, 1926, and probably the same personnel; Arthur Fields (as JIMMY KERN), v. New York, February 7, 1927. GEX-519-B She Looks Like Helen Brown - vAF Gnt 6057, Ch 15226, Chg 258, Sil 5027, Aco GA-20001 GEX-520, A-B Kickapoo Trail - vJK Gnt unissued GEX-521-A Come Day, Go Day ('Til My Baby Comes Back To Me) - vJK Gnt 6057, Chg 258, KP K-102, Voc B-219* NOTE: Champion as BILL WILLIAMS AND HIS GANG; Challenge as MIAMI GARDEN ORCHESTRA; Aco as DAN HOWARD'S MELODY MAKERS;Vocalion as THE HARLEQUINADERS. *Also appears with a "Kildare" sticker. ROSS GORMAN AND HIS VIRGINIANS: As before; Al Shayne, Jack Kaufman, v. New York, April 13, 1927. GEX-602 Pardon The Glove Gnt 6132 GEX-603-B My Wife's In Europe Today - vAS Gnt 6132 GEX-604-A Kickapoo Trail - vAS Gnt 6118 GEX-605 Phantom Blues Gnt 6118 New York, April 14, 1927. 144029-3 My Wife's In Europe Today - vJK Diva 2403-G, Har 403-H, VT 1403-V 144030-2 Phantom Blues Diva 2427-G, Har 427-H, VT 1427-V 144031-1 Pardon The Glove Diva 2403-G, Har 403-H, VT 1403-V NOTE: According to Billboard for June 18, 1927, Ross Gorman and his Orchestra were then playing in the Swiss Gardens in Cincinnati with the following personnel: Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, bar, dir: Paul Marlowe, Ben Pasman, t / Porter Melton, tb / Cliff Lowery, cl, ss, as / Cliff Johnson, cl, ts / Jimmy O'Keefe, p, a / Bill Gilmartin, bj / unnamed bb / Frank Flynn, d. The band was referred to as having made records for Gennett, Harmony, Cameo, and Edison, but as this notice post-dates the above, it is not certain that this is the same personnel that appeared on records.
Pseudonym on Challenge 736 for the California Ramblers, q.v. GOTHAM CLUB ORCHESTRA Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Resona 75400 Red Hot Mama (Original Memphis Five) Silvertone 2400 Red Hot Mama (Original Memphis Five) 2860 Stockholm Stomp (Jack Pettis and his Band)
Vocal, acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, June 19, 1923. 70231 Midnight Blues PA 021006, Per 12065 70232 Down Hearted Blues PA 021006, Per 12065 Acc. by Fletcher Henderson or Horace Henderson, p. New York, September 10, 1923. 70302 Oh Daddy Blues - pHH PA 021060, Per 12073, 70303 M. T. Pocket Blues - FH PA 021061, Per 12074
GOWAN'S RHAPSODY MAKERS [sic]: Brad Gowans, c, cl / George Drewes, tb / as / ts / Frank Cornwell, vn, v / Tony Francini, p / Eddie Rosie, bj / Paul Weston, bb / Fred Moynahan, d / v trio. New York, October 26, 1926. GEX-333 I'll Fly To Hawaii - vFC&ch (2) Gnt 3408, Ch 15183, Chg 210, GS 20152, Ristic 4 NOTE: Champion as FRED SHARP'S ROYAL CUBANS; Challenge as CUBAN DANCE KINGS. Herman Drewes, c / Eddie Edwards, tb / Brad Gowans, c, cl / Jim Moynahan, cl, as / Arnold Starr, vn / Frank Signorelli, p / Paul Weston, bb / Fred Moynahan, d / Frank Cornwell, Bill Drewes, v. New York, January 20. 1927. GEX-471-B Sunny Hawaii - vFC-BD Gnt 6039, Chg 257 GEX-472-A I'm Looking Over A Four-Leaf Clover - vFC-BD Gnt 6039, Ch 15216, Chg 257, 357, Aco GA-20003, Voc X-10004, Ristic 4 NOTE: Champion as FRED SHARP'S DIXIE PLAYERS; Challenge as TWIN CITIES (CITY on 357) DANCE
BRAD GOWANS' NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS: t / tb / cl / ? ts / p / g / ob / d; Gowans could have played t, tb, or cl, or all three. New York, January 20, 1934. 14653- Royal Garden Blues ARC unissued 14654- The Sphinx
Vocal, acc. probably by t / as / p. New York, c. July 11, 1928. GEX-2005 Moanful Wailin' Blues Gnt 6570, Ch 15569, Spt 9429 NOTE: Supertone as MAYBELLE ANDERSON. Acc. by unknown orchestra (possibly Horsey's Hot Five: ? Walter Bennett, c / J. C. Higginbotham, tb / ? Darnell Howard, cl, vn / Mabel Horsey, p / bj). New York, c. September 28, 1928. GEX-2087 Florida Flood Blues Gnt 6708, Ch 15613, Cq 7265 GEX-2088 Breath And Britches Blues Gnt 6708, Ch 15635, Cq 7265 NOTE: Champion 15635 is not pseudonymous; pseudonyms on other issues, if used, are not known.
Pseudonym on Grafton for the following items in this book: 9234 Who? (Lou Gold and his Orchestra) 9271 Meadow Lark (Bill Wirges and his Orchestra) 9273 Side By Side (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)
Pseudonym on Regal for Noble Sissle, q.v. PAUL GRAHAM AND HIS CRACKERS Instrumentation and personnel unknown apart from Cass Sanders, v. New York, c. May 3, 1929. GEX-2233,-A Four Or Five Times - vCS Gnt unissued New York, c. May 25, 1929. GEX-2240,-A-B I'm Still Caring - vCS Gnt unissued
Pseudonym on Phantasie 14250 for the Cardinal Jazz Band, q.v. PORTER GRAINGER Most of this vocalist-composer's solo records are of no interest as jazz, but the following is exceptional. See Blues and Gospel Records for other Grainger records, which are beyond the scope of this work. Vocal, acc. by Fats Waller, p. New York, c. May, 1924. 31578 In Harlem's Araby Ajax 17039
Pseudonym on Australian Grand Pree for the following items listed in this book: 18333 Both sides by the Texas Ten 18418 Pango Pango Maid (Bill Wirges and his Orchestra) 18458 I Like Pie, I Like Cake (Barth's Mississippians) 18591 Hello, Aloha! How Are You? (Brilhardt's Orchestra) COOT GRANT See Leola B. Wilson. PERCY GRANT AND HIS BAND See the Blue Pacific Dance Band. MIKE GRAVELLE'S ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Romeo 286 for Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra, q.v. TONY GRAVELLO AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Romeo 307 and 336 for Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra, q.v. BETTY GRAY Vocal, acc. by p / g. New York, September, 1927. 2638-A Mean Old Bed Bug Blues Cam 1248, Lin 2714, Ro 479 2639-B Loud And Wrong Cam 1248, Lin 2714, Ro 479 CHRISTINA GRAY Vocal, acc. by Joe Robechaux, p, with Joe Lawrence, v. New Orleans, December 13, 1929. 403404-C Dirty Mistreating Blues OK unissued 403405-C Window Show Case Shopping Blues OK unissued 403406-A The Reverend Is My Man OK 8757
403407-A Just Like You Walked In, You Can Walk Out - vJL OK 8757
GENEVA GRAY Vocal, acc. by p. Atlanta, November 4, 1926. 9869-A Fortune Teller Blues OK 8449
9870-A Lonesome Mountain Blues OK 8449
GLEN GRAY AND HIS / THE CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA See Casa Loma Orchestra. JANE GRAY The following by this popular comedienne are of interest for their accompaniments. See also the University Six. Vocal, acc. by Cliff Jackson, p. New York, July 21, 1927. 144475-2 Who's Wonderful - Who's Marvelous - Miss Annabelle Lee Har 464-H 144476-1 Are You Happy? Har 464-H
Pseudonym on Okeh for the following items listed in this book: 40846 Ain't That A Grand And Glorious Feeling? (The Goofus Five) 40938 Sugar (Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra) GREAT WESTERN SERENADERS Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle 36401, 36403, and 36439 for the Synco Jazz Band, q.v. GREEN BROTHERS' NOVELTY BAND The following titles, from the hundreds by this and similar units under the direction of Joe and George Hamilton Green, are of some interest as jazz. There may be others equally so. The personnel probably includes Earl Oliver, t / Charles Randall, tb / Frank Banta, p / John Helleberg, bb / Joe Green, George Hamilton Green, d, x, marimba. New York, March 12, 1924 9417 New Orleans Wiggle Ed 51321 New York, January 20, 1925. 9949 Those Panama Mamas (Are Ruinin' Me) Ed 51493 See also George Hamilton Green. GREEN PARROT INN ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Champion for Eddie Miles and his Florentine Club Orchestra, q.v. AL GREEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Mayfair G-2200 for Chick Bullock and his Levee Loungers (We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye). BOB GREEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Oriole for the following items listed in this book: 717 Al Lentz and his Orchestra (Sweet Thing) 722 Joe Candullo's Everglades Orchestra 882 Side By Side (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra) 1313 Ready For The River (Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra) 1593 Sure Enough Blues (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra)
Pseudonym on Bluebird B-5519 for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v. JANE GREEN The following, of a number of records Green made for Victor and Harmony, have interesting accompaniments. Vocal, acc. by the Virginians: Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, dir: Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Roy Maxon, tb / Hale Byers, cl, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Jack Barsby, bb. New York, December 4, 1923. 29103-2 Mama Loves Papa, Papa Loves Mama - vJG Vic 19215 29104-2 Mama Goes Where Papa Goes - vJG Vic 19215 Vocal, acc. by Mike Mosiello and another, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as / ? Lou Raderman, vn / Milt Rettenberg, p / ? John Cali, bj / Jack Pierce, bb / ? Joe Green, d. New York, February 18, 1927. 37795-3 You Went Away Too Far, And Stayed Away Too Long Vic 20509, HMV B-2482 37796-2 I'm Gonna Meet My Sweetie Now Vic 20509, HMV B-2482 GEORGE HAMILTON GREEN The following from this popular xyloponist's extensive output are interesting performances of his own novelty rags. See also Green Brothers Novelty Orchestra. Xylophone solo, acc. by studio orch. New York, c. October, 1919. 68141 Chromatic Fox Trot (George Hamilton Green) P 22276 6814? Stop Time (George Hamilton Green) P 22276 New York, c. May 1920. Chromatic Fox Trot (George Hamilton Green) Em 10182
41070-2 Stop Time (George Hamilton Green) Em 10182
JOHNNY GREEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA This composer of popular songs was also a bandleader whose records include the following mildly interesting sides. Johnny Green, p, dir: Manny Klein and another, t / tb / Benny Goodman, cl / as / ts / 2 vn / g / sb / d / Lee Wiley, Howard Phillips, v. New York, March 17, 1934. B-14962-A Live And Love Tonight - vHP Br 6797, 01799, Col DO-1248 B-14963-A Easy Come, Easy Go - vLW Br 6855, 01757 B-14964-A Repeal The Blues - vLW Br 6855, 01757 B-14974-A Cocktails For Two - vHP Br 6797, 01799, Col DO-1248
Pseudonym on Silvertone 2542 (LOW DOWN DADDY BLUES) for Josie Miles, q.v., and for the unidentified singer on the reverse, which is of no particular interest as jazz as it is accompanied by an unknown pianist only. RAY GREEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Angelus 3004 and 3048 for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. ROSA GREEN Pseudonym on Domino for Rosa Henderson, q.v. RUTH GREEN Vocal, acc. by Morris Rouse, p. New Orleans, March 17, 1924. 8568-A Sad And Lonely Blues OK 8140
8569-A Mama's Got Something, I Know You Want It OK 8140
SADIE GREEN Pseudonym on Oriole for Bessie Brown, on Parlophone R-3386 for Vaughn de Leath, and on Parlophone R-3421 for Beth Challis, vocalist with the Goofus Five, all q.v. The singer on the following sides is unidentified, however. Vocal, acc. by c / p. New York, c. January 15, 1927. 107317 Alley Man (Haul My Ashes) PA 7524, Per 124 107318 Don't Wear Your Welcome Out PA 7524, Per 124
Pseudonym on Okeh for Clara Smith, q.v. JOHN GREENING Piano solo. London, July 1932. 314 After You've Gone / Some Of These Days Or(E) private recording GREENING'S DANCE ORCHESTRA Stan Greening, bj, dir: Frank Biffo, Charles Mead, t / Ted Heath, tb / Nat Star, cl, as / Dan McKinnon, cl, as, bar / George Smith, ts / Fred Cooke, p, a / Jock Merrit, bb / Wag Abbey, d / Peter Rush, v. London, March 19, 1928. 4777-3 There's A Trick In Pickin' A Chick-Chick-Chicken Imp 1856 See also Corona Dance Orchestra, Hannan Dance Band. Other titles under this artist's name are of no jazz interest. GREENWICH VILLAGE ORCHESTRA Unknown t/ tb / cl, as / p / bj / d. New York, c. November 26, 1923. 1577-1 Ringside Blues Pm 20288, Bwy / Pur / Tri 11277, Cx 40288, Hg 886, Pen 1288 1578-1-2 House Of David Blues Pm 20288, Bwy / Pur / Tri 11277, Cx 40288, Hg 886, Pen 1288 , Max 1512, Us 292 NOTE: Usiba 292 as LONDON PICCADILLY-JAZZ.
SUNNY AND THE D'C'NS: Otto Hardwick, as / Duke Ellington, p / Fred Guy, bj / Sonny Greer, d. New York, c. November, 1924. T-2008-1 Oh! How I Love My Darling B-D T-1003, UTD 1003 SONNY GREER AND HIS MEMPHIS MEN: Arthur Whetsel, Freddy Jenkins, t / Joe Nanton, tb / Barney Bigard,
149640-1 That Rhythm Man - asJH / cl, barHC / vSG&ch Col 36157 148641-3 Beggars Blues - cl, barHC Col 1868-D, 2833-D, DB-5033, GN-5012, MC-5033, MZ-488, Voc 3012, HJCA 606 148642-1 Saturday Night Function - asJH Col 1868-D, 2833-D, DB-5033, GN-5012, MC-5033, MZ-488, Voc 3012, HJCA 606 NOTE: Columbia 36157 as DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS MEMPHIS MEN. The third title on Columbia 2833-D is dubbed (it bears the original matrix number, but take -3). Some copies of Columbia 1868-D use matrix 152199-1 (Claude Hopkins and his Orchestra, q.v.) instead of 148641-3. EARL GRESH AND HIS GANGPLANK ORCHESTRA Earl Gresh, vn, dir: Edward Bonnelly, Robert Samone, t / Ray Stilwell, tb / Everett Stump, Fred Potter, Merritt Davis, cl, ss, as, ts / Edward Bourne, p / William Owen, bj / Thomas Snead, bb / Norman Hanson, d / v by members of the orchestra. New York, June 30, 1925. 140737-3 Row, Row, Rosie - vO Col 424-D, 3743 NOTE: Columbia 3743 as DENZA DANCE BAND. New York, July 14, 1925. 140762-2 She Was Just A Sailor's Sweetheart - vO Col 424-D New York, September 22, 1925. 141028-1 Freshie - vO Col 469-D 141029-2 Help! - vO Col 469-D Art Vastein, p, replaces Bourne. New York, May 14, 1926. 142202-2 Tenderly Col 693-D, 0554 142203-1 Ace In The Hole Col 672-D 142204-2 The Pump Song - vO Col 672-D, 0528, Re G-8684 NOTE: Regal as RAYMOND DANCE BAND; Columbia 0554 as DENZA DANCE BAND. Max Kortlander, 2nd p, added*. New York, May 15, 1926. 142208-1 Ah! Ah! Aw! Aw! (Papa Mustn't Do That) - vO Col 841-D 142209-2 *Scatter Your Smiles - v Col 693-D, Re G-8746 142210-1-2-3 'Way Down South In Chicago Col unissued NOTE: Regal G-8746 as RAYMOND DANCE BAND. Earl Gresh, vn, dir: Merrill Conner and Edward Bonnelly or Robert Samone, t / Ray Stilwell, tb / Pat Kelly, cl, as / cl, as, and cl, ts from Everett Stump, Fred Potter, Merritt Davis / Art Vastein, p / William Owen, bj / Dave Sproul, bb / Sid Conway, d / Irving Kaufman, v. New York, April 30, 1927. 144071-1-2-3-4 When It's Moonlight In Brooklyn - vIK Col unissued New York, May 5, 1927. 144094-1 Where The Wild, Wild Flowers Grow - vIK Col 1031-D New York, May, 1927. 107521-A White Ghost Shivers PA 36637, 11455, Per 14818 107522 'Deed I Do PA 11419, Gra 9276 NOTE: Grafton 9276 as WINDSOR ORCHESTRA.
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