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ADELAIDE HALL Vocal, acc. by George Rickson, p. New York, June 21, 1928. Baby Vic test (unnumbered) I Must Have That Man Vic test (unnumbered) Acc. by Lew Leslie's Blackbirds Orchestra: Pike Davis, Demas Dean, t / Herb Flemming, tb / Carmello Jejo (or Carmelo Jari?), Albert Socarras, cl, as / Ramon Usera, ts, vn / George Rickson, p / Benny James, bj / Henry Edwards, bb / Jesse Baltimore, d. / Lew Leslie, a*. New York, August 14, 1928. E-28059- I Must Have That Man Br 4031 E-28060-A-B *Baby Br 4031 E-28061- *Dixie Br unissued Acc. by Francis J. Carter, Joe Turner, p. London, October, 1931. R-218 Rhapsody In Love Br 01217, 4445, Or(E) P-103 R-221 Minnie The Moocher Br 01217, 4445, Or(E) P-102 R-222 To Have And To Hold Or(E) P-102 R-225 Too Darn Fickle Or(E) P-108, Br 01307 R-226 Doin' As I Please Or(E) P-103 R-229 I Got Rhythm Or(E) P-109, Br 01307 R-230 Baby Mine Or(E) P-109 R-232 I'm Red-Hot From Harlem Or(E) P-108 NOTE: Matrix R-231 is a piano solo of a Chopin waltz; the rest are untraced. Acc. by ? Manny Klein, t / Benny Waters, cl, as / Art Tatum, Francis J. Carter, p / Dick McDonough, g. New York, August 5, 1932. B-12148-A Strange As It Seems Br 6376, 01348 B-12149-A I'll Never Be The Same Br 6362, 01348 Acc. by Art Tatum, Francis J. Carter, p, with? Larry Gomar, vib*. New York, August 10, 1932. B-12166-A *You Gave Me Everything But Love Br 6376, 01442, Par F-1425 B-12167-A This Time It's Love Br 6362, 01442, Par F-1425 Acc. by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra: Duke Ellington, p, dir / Arthur Whetsel, Cootie Williams, Freddy Jenkins, t / Joe Nanton, Lawrence Brown, tb / Juan Tizol, vtb / Johnny Hodges, ss, as / Otto Hardwick, as / Harry Carney, cl, bar / Fred Guy, bj / Wellman Braud, sb / Sonny Greer, d. New York, December 21, 1932. B-12773-B I Must Have That Man
B-12774-B Baby Col OL-6770 (LP) Acc. by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra: Jenkins omitted; Barney Bigard, cl, ts, added. New York, January 7, 1933. B-12773-C I Must Have That Man Br 6518, 01519, A-9398, A-500257 B-12774-C Baby Br 6518, 01519, A-9398, A-500257 AL HALL AND HIS BAND Pseudonym on Starr 705 for Lou Gold and his Orchestra, q.v. FRED HALL Fred Hall was a prolific songwriter, pianist, and band contractor in New York during the later 1920s. His Okeh records are listed here in full, together with a selection of the best on other labels. Almost all of them contain excellent jazz solo work. FRED "SUGAR" HALL'S SUGAR BABIES: Al Herman dir. Donald Moore, c / Harry Blevins, tb / Harry Gompers, Glenn Wakeman, cl, as / Tom Emerson, vn / Fred Hall, p / Albert Russo, bj / Al Morse, bb / Joseph Mayo, d. New York, c. June 20, 1925. 73449-B Sobbin' Blues OK 40437, LAR A-4301, Od 03302 73450-B Look Who's Here! OK 40410, Par E-5436 73451-A My Sugar OK 40410, Par E-5436 New York, c. July 10, 1925. 73515-B She's Driving Me Wild OK 40442, Par E-5521 73516-B Dallas Blues (Dalles Blues*) OK 40437, LAR A-4301*, Od 03302 FRED HALL'S ORCHESTRA: Al Herman dir. Donald Moore, c / Harry Blevins, tb / Harry Gompers, Glenn Wakeman, cl, as / Tom Emerson, vn / Fred Hall, p / Albert Russo, bj / Joseph Mayo, d. New York, August 13, 1925. 140851-2 Say Arabella Har 19-H FRED HALL'S SUGAR BABIES: As above; ? Eddie Grosso, cl, as, replaces Emerson. New York, c. September 25, 1925. 73652-B Melancholy Lou OK 40482
73653-B I Ain't Got Nobody OK 40496, Par E-5550, Od 03329 73654-B Charleston Baby O' Mine OK 40482, Par E-5521, Ar 4148, Od 03311, LAR A-4308 NOTE: Ariel as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA; Odeon 03311 as JACK GARDNER'S ORCHESTRA, q.v. for
New York, c. October 22, 1925. 73735- I'm Gonna Hang Around My Sugar OK 40496, Par E-5550, Od 03329 FRED HALL AND HIS ROSELAND ORCHESTRA: As for c. September 25, 1925. New York, c. February, 1926. I Don't Believe It, But Say It Again - v Em 3007 After I Say I'm Sorry Em 3021 3781-2 Charleston With Me NML 1138 FRED "SUGAR" HALL AND HIS SUGAR BABIES: Fred Hall, p, v, dir: Jack Mollick, t / Eddie Grosso, cl, as / Philip d'Arcy, h, vn, p, w / Albert Russo, bj / Al Morse, bb / Joseph Mayo, d / Arthur Fields, v. New York, August 19, 1927. 81254-B Is It Possible? - vAF, FH OK 40891, Par R-3443, Od 193088, A-189087 81255-B Someday You'll Say "O.K." - vAF OK 40891, Par R-3443, Od 193088, A-189087 New York, November 25, 1927. 81866-C Plenty Of Sunshine - vAF OK 40986, Par R-3501, A-2455, Od 193170, A-189116 81867-B Look In The Mirror (And You'll See Just Who I Love) - vAF OK 40986, Par E-6036, B-25327, Od 193170, A-189116 NOTE: Parlophone E-6036 as WILL PERRY'S ORCHESTRA; R-3501 as THE TAMPA BLUE BOYS. New York, February 7, 1928. 400073-B The Grass Grows Greener ('Way Down Home) - vAF OK 41008, Par E-6035, A-2481, B-25341, Od A-189195 400074-A (No Matter How You Slice It) It's Bologney - vAF OK 41008, Par E-6035, A-2481, B-25341, Od A-189195 NOTE: Parlophone E-6035 as WILL PERRY'S ORCHESTRA. New York, April 14, 1928. 400512-B She's The Sweetheart Of Six Other Guys - vAF OK 41026, Par E-6037, B-25440, Od A-189215 400613-C Waitin' For Katy - vAF OK 41026, Par E-6037, B-25440, Od A-189215 NOTE: Parlophone E-6037 as WILL PERRY'S ORCHESTRA. New York, May 28, 1928. 400714-B C.O.N.S.T.A.N.T.I.N.O.P.L.E. - vAF OK 41055, Od 165377, 165609, 193268, A-182444, A-189913, 07876, Par A-2532, B-25456 400715-C Chilly-Pom-Pom-Pee OK 41055, Od 165377, 165609, 193268, A-182444, A-189913, 07876, Par A-2532, B-25456, Par R-178, Od A-189246 NOTE: Parlophone R-178 as ROOF GARDEN ORCHESTRA; Odeon 07876 as FRED SUGAR AND HIS SUGAR BABIES. New York, July 2, 1928. 400846-B On The Night We Did The Boom-Boom By The Sea - vAF OK 41112, Od 193247, A-189212, Par A-2565, B-25458 400847-C Butternut ('Neath The Beautiful Butternut Tree) - vAF OK 41112, Od 193247, A-189212, Par A-2564, B-25458 FRED HALL AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As above, but Mike Mosiello, t, replaces Mollick; Harry Blevins, tb, added. New York, c. August, 1928. 31321-1 And Then - vAF Em ?, Gds 113, Welsbach (unnumbered) NOTE: This title was also allocated a Plaza-series matrix number (8502), but there is no trace of its having been issued on Banner, Domino, Oriole, Regal, or associated labels. FRED "SUGAR" HALL AND HIS SUGAR BABIES: As last above, without Blevins. New York, September 21, 1928. 401136-C It Goes Like This (That Funny Melody) - vAF OK 41123, Par E-6131, A-2610, B-25340, Od 193255, A-189199 401137-C Everything We Like We Like Alike - vAF OK 41123, Par E-6131, A-2610, B-25340, Od 193255, A-189199 NOTE: Parlophone E-6131 as COMEDY DANCE ORCHESTRA. FRED HALL'S JAZZ BAND / SIZZLERS: As for the orchestra above. New York, October 11, 1928. 8238-2 Louder And Funnier Ban 6269, Cq 7189, Dom 4207, Or 1416, Re 8648 8244-2-3 West End Blues Ban 7248, Chg 952, Dom 4214, Je 5412, Or 1371 Re 8655 8245-2-3 Missouri Squabble Ban 6264, Chg 952, Dom 4214, Or 1416, Re 8655 NOTE: Challenge, Jewel, and Orioles as as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Conqueror as CALIFORNIA COLLEGIANS. FRED "SUGAR" HALL AND HIS SUGAR BABIES: As for September 21, 1928; a second voice, probably Fred Hall's, is heard scat-singing on some sides. New York, November 12, 1928. 401310-A Come On, Baby - vAF OK 41152, Par R-423, A-2686, Od 165545, 193278, A-189208 401311-A I'm Wild About Horns On Automobiles - vAF OK 41152, A-2686, Od 165545, 193278, A-189208 New York, January 14, 1929. 401530-A She Only Laughs At Me - vAF OK 41183, Par R-338, A-2734, B-12756, Od 193285, A-189248 401531-A Here's That Party Now In Person - vAF OK 41239, Od 165762, Par A-2721 NOTE: Parlophone R-338 as FRED HALL'S COMEDY ENTERTAINERS. New York, January 24, 1929. 401553-C I Faw Down And Go "Boom!" - vAF OK 41183, Par R-338, A-2721, B-12756, Od 193285, A-189248, Ar 4364 401554-B There's A Four-Leaf Clover In My Pocket - vAF OK 41269, Od 193359, A-189230, Par A-2747 NOTE: Parlophone R-338 as FRED HALL'S COMEDY ENTERTAINERS; Ariel 4364 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, c. January-February, 1929. 3310-B Geraldine (Boop-Oop-A-Doop*) - vAF-FH Mad 1653, *5059 NOTE: Madison 1653 as COTTON PICKERS' ORCHESTRA, 5059 as SYNCO JAZZERS. Madison 5059 shows false matrix number 189. New York, March, 1929. 3360-B Emaline - vAF Rx 1712
NOTE: This issue is anonymous. THE HOMETOWNERS: Fred Hall, p, a, dir: Mike Mosiello, ? another, t / Harry Blevins, tb / Eddie Grosso, cl, as / Philip d'Arcy, h, vn, p, w / Albert Russo, bj / Al Morse, bb / Joseph Mayo, d / Arthur Fields, v. New York, March-April, 1929. 3750-B Let's Get Together - vAF Cam 9130, Lin 3157, Ro 932 3751-A What Do You Think Of My Baby? - vAF Cam 9131, Lin 3158, Ro 933 3752- I Love A Ukulele - vAF Cam 9144, Lin 3171, Ro 946 FRED "SUGAR" HALL AND HIS SUGAR BABIES: As above, without Blevins and with only Mosiello, t. New York, April 16, 1929. 401807-B It Ain't No Fault Of Mine - vAF OK 41269, Par E-6227, A-2811, Od 193359, A-189304, A-189320 401808-B I Got A "Code" In My "Doze" - vAF OK 41239, Par E-6227, Od 165762, 193325, A-189304 NOTE: Parlophone E-6227 as COMEDY DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, August, 1929. 3592-B I Can't Sleep In The Movies Any More - vAF GG / Spm 1764, Mad 5051, Gds 138 NOTE: These issues as BROADWAY MERRYMAKERS; Madison as RADIO SYNCOPATORS. New York, September 4, 1929. 402898-A I Lift Up My Finger And I Say "Tweet Tweet" - vAF OK 41310, Par PNY-41310, Od A-189325 402899-B Sophomore Prom - vAF OK 41310, Par PNY-41310, Od A-189325, Par R-561, A-2914 NOTE: Parlophone PNY-41310 as JOE CURRAN'S ORCHESTRA. ? Philip d'Arcy, pic*. New York, October 23, 1929. 403092-B *Piccolo Pete - vAF OK 41317, Par R-543, A-2914, Ar 4498 403093-A Sergeant Flagg And Sergeant Quirt - vAF-FH Har 1048-H 403094-B Sergeant Flagg And Sergeant Quirt - vAF-FH OK 41317, Par R-543 NOTE: Harmony 1048-H as ARTHUR FIELDS AND FRED HALL; Ariel 4498 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA. THE HOME TOWNERS: Same. New York, November 18, 1929. 9152-3 There's A Czecho-Slovak That's Waiting For Me - vAF Ban 0558, Or 1817, Cr 81291 9153- Yes Indeedy! - vAF Ban 0541 9154- College Days - vAF Ban 0532, Or 1789, Ro 1154, Je 5789, Apex 41135 Leo McConville, t, replaces Mosiello. New York, January 11, 1930. 403610-B Harmonica Harry - vAF OK 41369, Od ONY-36041, 193657, A-221291, Par PNY-34034, R-724, A-2965 403611-B 'Tain't No Sin (To Take Off Your Skin And Dance Around In Your Bones) - vAF OK 41369, Od ONY-36041, 193657, Par PNY-34042, E-6284, A-2965 NOTE: Parlophone PNY-34034 and PNY-34042 as MARK CRANE'S ORCHESTRA; E-6284 as WILL PERRY'S ORCHESTRA. Mike Mosiello, t, replaces McConville. New York, February 6, 1930. 404027-A Maw And Paw And Me - vAF OK 45450, Od A-221483 404028-B Georgia Home - vAF OK 45450
NOTE: Odeon as ROOF GARDEN ORCHESTRA. THE HOME TOWNERS: Same. New York, February 13, 1930. 9357-1 What A Funny World This Would Be - vAF Ca 0226, Ro 1250 9357-3 What A Funny World This Would Be - vAF Ban 0626, Or 1885 9358- What's The Use? - vAF Ban 0624, Cam 0224, Or 1881, Ro1246 9359-3 Headin' South - vAF Je 5883, Or 1883, Cr 81327 NOTE: Crown 81327 as PIERROT SYNCOPATORS. FRED "SUGAR" HALL AND HIS SUGAR BABIES: As for April 16, 1929. New York, May 19, 1930. 404043-C Bury Me In The Tennessee Mountains - vAF OK 41425 404044-A When I Look To The West (I Think Of You) - vAF OK 41425
NOTE: Goodson 114 (OH CONSTANTINE!) is credited to Fred Hall and his Orchestra, but other titles from that session are to be found on other labels credited to Billy James and his Orchestra. A jazz version of MAMA INEZ was made by Fred Hall's Sugar Babies, for the South American market, with vocal in Spanish, on Columbia mx. 703287-3, but the issue is so far untraced. See also the Tin Pan Paraders (Gennett). GEORGE HALL'S ARCADIANS Mike Mosiello, t / Charlie Butterfield, tb / Andy Sannella, Tony Parenti, cl, as / Joe Dubin, ts / ? Jimmy Johnston, bsx / Russ Carlson, p / bj / Joe and/or George Hamilton Green, d, x / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, c. May 23, 1927. 107453; 7274- Positively - Absolutely - vSL? PA36627, 11398, Per 14808, S t/ Leo 23120, Ban 1996, Re 8330, BM 221, Imp 1800, Curry 302 NOTE: Banner 1996 and Re 8330 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND;Curry 302 as CURRY'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, Bon Marché as LAURIE KINLOCK'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. This item was previously listed as by Adrian Schubert's Orchestra. Personnel is similar, but the Pathé issues are original, hence the listing here. HENRY HALL HENRY HALL AND THE GLENEAGLES HOTEL BAND at the Midland Hotel, Manchester: Henry Hall, a, dir: Eddie Cromar, t, as, bar, vn / Cyril Wookey, cl, as, vn / Burton Gillis, cl, ts / Henry Reed, p, a / Spike Hughes, sb / Arthur Haydock, d, vib / Bobby Sanders, v. Midland Hotel, Manchester, April 19, 1931. KB-58-1 I Lost My Girl From Memphis - vBS Dec F-2330 THE BBC DANCE ORCHESTRA directed by HENRY HALL: Henry Hall, dir: Frank Wilson, Arthur Williams, t / Bill Mulraney, Eric Tann, tb / Burton Gillis, Freddy Williams, cl, as / Eddie Cromar, cl, as, bar / Jack Halsall, cl, ts /
CA-14391-1 Wild Ride - aBF Col CB-743 CA-14392-1 East Wind - aBF Col CB-743
Vocal, acc. by unknown instrumental group. New York, c. September 28, 1928. GEX-2084,-A Good Things Come To Those Who Wait Gnt unissued LLOYD HALL AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Crown 81038 for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra. SLEEPY HALL AND HIS COLLEGIANS / ORCHESTRA Sleepy Hall was an actual performer, but his name was inexplicably used as a pseudonym for the ARC-Brunswick studio bands, Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, and the following, all q.v. Edison Bell Winner W-99 Dixie Lee (Jimmie Noone and his Orchestra) W-112 Butterfingers (Adrian Rollini and his Orchestra) W-125 A Thousand Goodnights (Adrian Rollini and his Orchestra) W-126 Waitin' At The Gate For Katy (Adrian Rollini and his Orchestra) Melotone M-12236 Both sides by Red Nichols and his Orchestra M-12256 Both sides by Red Nichols and his Orchestra M-12439 Both sides by Joe Haymes and his Orchestra Panachord P-12229 I Don't Know Why (Red Nichols and his Orchestra) P-12236 Both sides by Red Nichols and his Orchestra 25131 Both sides by Red Nichols and his Orchestra 25183 I Don't Know Why (Red Nichols and his Orchestra) 25436 The One-Note Trumpet Player (Joe Haymes and his Orchestra) Polk P-9078 Both sides by Red Nichols and his Orchestra
The following titles by this ukulele-playing comedian feature good jazz 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, October 23, 1923. 28760-3 Blue Island Blues - vWH Vic 19226 28761-4 Bluebird Blues - vWH Vic 19226 Acc. by the Virginians: Eddie King dir. Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Roy Maxon, tb / Hale Byers, cl, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Mario Perry, pac / Jack Barsby, bb. New York, January 18, 1924. 29330-1-2-3-4 Brother, You've Got Me Wrong Vic unissued 29331-1-2-3-4 31st Street Blues Vic unissued Vocal, acc. by own g / Murray Kellner, vn / Eddie Lang, g / Eddie King, d. New York, May 21, 1927. 144188-2 Headin' Home Col 1028-D 144189-1 There's A Trick In Pickin' A Chick-Chick-Chicken Col 1028-D
Mal Hallett, cl, as, dir: Bill Carlin, Carl Swearingen, t / Andy Russo, tb / Ollie Ahearn, Nelson Arguesso, cl, ss, as / Sam Sherman, ts / Frank Guilfoyle, p, a / Vic Mondello, bj / Larry de Laurence, bb / Frank Friselle, d / John Ryan, v. New York, c. April 8, 1926. 106785-A She's A Cornfed Indiana Girl (But She's Mama To Me) - vJR PA 36437, Per 14618 Tess Gardella (AUNT JEMIMA), v. New York, March 25, 1927. 143709-3 Does She Love Me? Positively - Absolutely - vTG Col 967-D, Re G-8904, G-20064 143710-3 My Idea Of Heaven - vTG Col 967-D, 0734 NOTE: Both Regal issues as RAYMOND DANCE BAND. Personnel probably similar to that of c. April 8, 1926; Frank Marvin, v. New York, October 30, 1927. 144930-3 My New York - vFM Col 1287-D Mal Hallett dir: Carl Swearingen, Chet Gonier, t / Brad Gowans, c, vtb, cl / Andy Russo, tb / Toots Mondello, Nelson Dowd or George Mealey, cl, as / Joe Holmes, cl, ts / Frank Guilfoyle, p, a / Vic Mondello, bj, g / Joe Carbonaro, bb, sb, vn / Frank Friselle, d. New York, October 2, 1929. N-1170 Wang-Wang Blues Ed unissued N-1171 When The Butterflies Kiss The Buttercup Ed 14080
New York, October 3, 1929. N-1177 Boomerang Ed 14080 N-1178 Beale Street Blues Ed unissued
Henry Halstead, vn, dir: Ted Schilling and another, t / Ross Dugat, tb / Ernie Reed, Chuck Moll, cl, as (one doubles bsx) / Abe Maule, cl, ts, vn / Hal Chanslor, p / Zeke Mann, bj / bb / d. Oakland, CA, June 19, 1924. PB-38-1-2-3-4 Sweet Little You Vic unissued PB-39-5 Bull Frog Serenade Vic 19511 Oakland, CA, June 20, 1924. PB-40-4 Panama Vic 19514 PB-43-2 Frantic Vic 19513 Oakland, CA, August 30, 1924. PB-38-6 Sweet Little You Vic 19406 PB-45-2 Tessie, Stop Teasing Me Vic 19474 Oakland, CA, September 12, 1924. PB-53-3 I Don't Know Why Vic 19482 Oakland, CA, May 12, 1926 PBVE-215-3 Give Me Today Vic 20061 No vn used*. The Rounders (Dudley B. Chambers, Ben McLaughlin, tenors; Otto Plotz, Richard C. Hartt, baritone; Armand L'Ecuyer, bass), v. Los Angeles, May 16, 1927. PBVE-318-4 My Idea Of Heaven - vR Vic 20689 PBVE-319-5 *Rosy Cheeks Vic 20691 PBVE-320-5 Pal Of My Lonesome Hours Vic 20688 PBVE-321-4 Ain't That Too Bad? Vic 20691 NOTE: HENRY HALSTEAD AND HIS CONGRESS ORCHESTRA is a pseudonym on Australian Electron 5027 and 5050 (by Johnny Sylvester and his Orchestra). JACK HAMILTON AND HIS ENTERTAINERS Jack Hamilton, t, dir: tb / as / ts / p / Maceo Jefferson, bj, v / Rudy Bayfield Evans, d, v. Paris, late 1928-early 1929. 4748 That's My Weakness Now - v2 Azurephone 1008 4749 Virginia - v2 Azurephone 1009 4750 A Room With A View - v3 Azurephone 1008 4751 You're The Cream In My Coffee - v Azurephone 1009 4756 Wedding Bells - v2 Azurephone 1012 4757 I'm More Than Satisfied - v3 Azurephone 1013 4758 Ol' Man River Azurephone 1011 4759 I'm Ka-razy For You - v2 Azurephone 1012 4760 Don't Be Like That - v Azurephone 1013 4761 San
Azurephone 1011 PAUL HAMILTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Vocalion 2662, 2708, 2721, Edison Bell Winner W-113, W-117, W-124, and W-138 for the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra, q.v. FRED HAMM AND HIS ORCHESTRA Fred Hamm, c, v, dir: Joe Harris, tb / cl / Dave Bennett, cl, as / cl, ts, bar / ? Chauncey Gray, p / bj / bb / d. Camden, NJ, April 21, 1925. 32528-1-2-3-4 Stomp Off, Let's Go Vic unissued 32529-1-2-3-4-5 Ah, Ha! - vFH Vic unissued 32530-1-2-3-4 She's Got 'Im Vic unissued 3253k, 1-2-3-4 Bye Bye Blues - vFH Vic unissued Camden, NJ, April 27, 1925. 32528-5-6-7 Stomp Off, Let's Go Vic unissued 32529-6-7-8-9 Ah, Ha! - vFH Vic unissued 32530-5-6-7 She's Got 'Im Vic unissued 32531-5-6-7 Bye Bye Blues - vFH Vic unissued 32544-1-2-3-4 Just A Little Drink - vFH Vic unissued Camden, NJ, April 30, 1925. 32528-9 Stomp Off, Let's Go Vic 19672 32529-10-11-12-13 Ah, Ha! - vFH Vic unissued 32530-8-9-10 She's Got 'Im Vic unissued 32531-8-9-10-11-12 Bye Bye Blues - vFH Vic unissued 32544-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12 Just A Little Drink, vFH Vic unissued Camden, NJ, May 1, 1925. 32530-13 She's Got 'Im Vic 19737, HMV EA-1 32531-13 Bye Bye Blues - vFH Vic 19662 32566-1-2-3-4 Montmartre Rose Vic unissued 32577-3 Flag That Train (To Alabam') - vFH Vic 19672 NOTE: The above four sessions by this orchestra are entered in the Victor files as the Benson Orchestra of Chicago. Matrix 32577 was originally numbered 32567 (a Jan Garber title) in error. Unknown c, tb, added; 2 tbn used*; ? Bert Lown, vn, replaces one cl; ? Jack Gardner, p, replaces Gray. Chicago, December 17, 1925. 34037-4 Want A Little Lovin' - vFH Vic 19915 34038-1-2-3-4-5 Hangin' Around Vic unissued 34039-3 *Sugar Foot Stomp Vic 20023, HMV B-5173, K-5437, El EG-408 34039-4 *Sugar Foot Stomp Vic 20023 Instrumentation and personnel unknown. New York, May 21, 1928. 146312-1-2 Shout Hallelujah! 'Cause I'm Home - v Col unissued FRED HAMM AND HIS COLLEGIANS: Fred Hamm, t, dir: t / tb / 2 as / ts / p / bj, g / bb / Dusty Rhodes, d, vib, v / Frank Sylvano, v. Chicago, February 26, 1929. C-3007-C True Blue - vFS Br 4294, 3994 C-3008- He, She, And Me - vFS Voc 15784 NOTE: Brunswicks as FRED HAMM AND HIS COLLEGIANS; Vocalion as THE WOLVERINES (Richard Voynow, dir). Chicago, March 25, 1929. C-3167- True Blue - vFS Voc unissued? C-3168- My Castle In Spain Is A Shack In The Lane - vFS Vocalion 15795 C-3169- Some Sweet Day - vFS Vocalion 15795 NOTE: Vocalion as THE WOLVERINES (Richard Voynow, dir). Chicago, December 3, 1929. C-4787-A Remarkable Girl - vDR Br 4689 C-4787-G Remarkable Girl Br unissued? C-4788- We Love Us - vDR Br 4689 C-4788-G We Love Us - vDR Br unissued? 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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