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HORACE HEIDT'S ORCHESTRA The following records are known to be of some interest as jazz for their solo work. Bobby Hackett, c, was a member of the band from the end of 1939 until the summer of 1941, but he does not seem to have contributed any solos of great length to any of the Columbia records made during that time. Leroy Shield dir: Warren Lewis, Jerry Bowne, t, v / Paul Know, tb / Clarence Moore, cl, ss, as bar, vn / Dave Phennig, cl, ss, as, vn / Harold Plummer, cl, ss, as, ts, bar / Harold Moore, Lee Lykins, cl, ss, as, ts, bar, vn, v / Charles Midgley, p / Charles Bradshaw, bj, v / Art Thorsen, bb, sb / Lee Fleming, d. There is a half chorus of hot harmonica on the first side, but it is not known who plays it; the Victor files show the instrumentation as 2 c / tb / 3s / 2 vn / p / bj / bb /
42001-6 Golden Gate - vWL-JB-CB Vic 21310, HMV EA-359 Oakland, CA, March 2, 1928. 42007-5 Every Evening - vLL Vic 21312 Oakland, CA, March 9, 1928. 42072-3 What A Wonderful Wedding That Will Be - vWL-JB-CB Vic 21310, HMV EA-359 4th sax added. San Francisco, March 16, 1929. 50547-1 I'm Ka-Razy For You - vJB&ch (WL-HM) Vic 21957, HMV EA-539 BUD HELMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Champion for the following items listed in this book: 15285 John Williams' Memphis Stompers 15364 Henry Lange and his Orchestra ALMA HENDERSON Mrs. Alma Henderson's maiden name was apparently Rotter (under which all the following records were issued, except for Okeh 8489). Only the following are of any interest as jazz, and then only for their accompaniments. Vocal, acc. by? DeLoise Searcy, p / Lonnie Johnson, g. St. Louis, May 3, 1927. 80825-A-B Why Should I Say I'm Sorry? OK unissued 80826-A-B Bluebirds Bring Me Happiness OK unissued 80827-B Mine's As Good As Yours OK 8489 80828-B Red Lips, Kiss My Blues Away OK 40823 80829-B Where The Wild Wild Flowers Grow OK 40823 80830-A Soul And Body (He Belongs To Me) OK 8489 Acc. by Rube Bloom, p / Andy Sannella, g. (Okeh 40889 credits the guitar to Eddie Lang, but close examination of the solo work on both titles shows that the files are correct and the label wrong.) New York, August 26, 1927. 81278-B Swanee Shore Par R-3461 81279-B Someday You'll Say "O.K." OK 40889, Od 165176 NOTE: Parlophone R-3461 as THE TAMPA BLUE TWO WITH ALMA ROTTER. Acc. by Rube Bloom, p / Eddie Lang, g. New York, August 29, 1927. 81286-A-B Look In The Mirror OK unissued 81287-A Got Everything OK 40889, Od 165176 Acc. by Eddie Lang, g, only. New York, August 31, 1927. 81405-A You Can't Have It Unless I Give It To You OK unissued 81406-A I've Got A Mama Down In New Orleans OK unissued
Vocal, acc. by the Leonard Davis Trio and Charley Lawson [sic]: Leonard Davis, t / Charlie Lawson, tb / ? Cranston Hamilton, p / ? Pete Patterson, bj. St. Louis, April, 1925. 9036-A Discouraged Blues OK 8265
9037-A Jamboree Blues OK 8265
Acc. by? Dave Nelson, c / Will Ezell, p. Chicago, c. July, 1927. 4680-2 Black Bordered Letter Blues Pm 12511, Bwy 5019 4681-1 Six Thirty Blues Pm 12511, Bwy 5019 NOTE: Broadway 5019 as ESTELLE MANN. Other records by this artist, accompanied only by Blind Blake, g, are beyond the scope of this book; see Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943. CATHERINE HENDERSON Pseudonym on Okeh 8240 for Edmonia Henderson, and on Harmony and associated labels for Eva Taylor, both q.v. EDMONIA HENDERSON Vocal, acc. by Lovie Austin and her Blues Serenaders: Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p; some collectors claim to hear a violin on this date. Chicago, December, 1923. 1601-1 Black Man Blues Pm 12084, Sil 3521, 3562 1603-1-2 Worried 'Bout Him Blues Pm 12084, 3562 NOTE: Silvertone 3521 as ETHEL CLARK; 3562 as BABE JOHNSON. Matrix 1601 remains untraced. Charles Harris, as, added. Chicago, February, 1924. 1689-1-2 Brownskin Man (The Song That Made Edmonia Famous) Pm 12095
1690-2 Traveling Blues Pm 12095, Sil 3521 1691-2 Mama Don't Want Sweet Man Any More Pm 12203, Tem R-43 1692-2 Hateful Blues Pm 12203, Tem R-43 1693-2 If You Sheik On Your Mama Mama's Gonna Sheba On You Pm 12097
NOTE: Silvertone 3521 as MAE ALIX or ETHEL CLARK. Acc. by Tommy Ladnier, c / Johnny Dodds, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, late September, 1924. 1897-1-2 Jelly Roll Blues Pm 12239, 14002, Sil 3523, JC L-21 NOTE: Silvertone 3523 as ETHEL CLARK; Paramount 14002, Jazz Collector L-21 as TOMMY LADNIER AND [HIS, on JC] ORCHESTRA WITH EDMONIA HENDERSON. Acc. by Fats Robins or Eugene Hutt, c / Mance Worley, tb / Bill Stewart or Harley Washington, cl / Roy Butler, ts / Sammy Stewart, p / Lawrence W. Dixon, bj. Chicago, October 3 or 4, 1924. 1905-1 Lazy Daddy Blues Pm 12239, 14002, Sil 3523, JC L-21 NOTE: Silvertone 3523 as ETHEL CLARK; Paramount 14002 and Jazz Collector L-21 as TOMMY LADNIER AND HIS ORCHESTRA WITH EDMONIA HENDERSON. Vocal, acc. by Eddie Heywood, p. Atlanta, July, 1925. 9243-A Sweet De Papa Blues OK 8240
9244-A Four Thirty Blues OK 8240
NOTE: This issue as CATHERINE HENDERSON. Composer credits are to Edmonia Henderson. Acc. by Johnny Dodds, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, April 20, 1926. E-2880 Who's Gonna Do Your Lovin' (When Your Good Man's Gone Away) Voc 1015, Br A-169 E-2882 Nobody Else Will Do Voc 1015, Br A-169, Or 1005 Acc. by c / as / Jelly Roll Morton, p. Chicago, July 21, 1926. E-3575 Dead Man Blues Voc 1043, Br A-168 E-3576 Georgia Grind Voc 1043, Br A-168
Piano solo. New York, c. February, March, 1921. P-107? Santana (?) BS test
HENDERSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: 2 t / tb / cl / cl, as / cl, ts / Leroy Vanderveer, bj / md or u / bb / d. New York, c. July, 1921. P-138-2 My Oriental Rose BS 2022 P-139-2 Baby Girl BS 2100 F. H. HENDERSON: Piano solo. New York, c. August, 1921. P-148-2 The Unknown Blues BS 2026, PM 12144, 14009 HENDERSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA: As above, plus ? William Grant Still, o; no d. New York, c. September, 1921. P-154-1 Fancies BS 2022 Vn added. New York, July, August, 1922. Love Days BS 2076, 10072 Say It While Dancing BS 2076, 10072 Bamboo Isle BS 2079, 10075 Blue BS 2079, 10075 New York, c. November, 1922. Dumbell
BS 10083 Trot Along BS 10083 NOTE: Black Swan 10083 was announced in the Talking Machine World for January 1923 but appears to have been unissued. Other Black Swan records issued as by HENDERSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA or HENDERSON'S NOVELTY ORCHESTRA are either by Lanin's Southern Serenaders, the Original Memphis Five (both q.v.), or are of no jazz interest, being by white commercial bands of the period taken from Olympic matrices (see Pseudonyms on American Records, 1892-1942, for a detailed listing). F. H. HENDERSON: Piano solos. New York, c. March, 1923. Chime Blues BS 2116, Pm 12143, 14005 I Want To BS 2116, Pm 12143, 14005 HENDERSON'S DANCE PLAYERS: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers and another, t / tb / Don Redman, cl / as / ts / bj. New York, April, 1923. 574 Farewell Blues BS 2125, LaB / MacL / Mel / Oly 1435 575 Wet Yo' Thumb BS 2125, LaB / MacL / Mel / Oly 1435, Pur / Tri 11251 NOTE: Black Swan as SAMMY SWIFT'S JAZZ BAND. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Russell Smith, Elmer Chambers, t / George Brashear, tb / Don Redman, cl, as / ts / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, May 1, 1923. 1392-1-2 Beale Street Mama Pm 20226, Bwy / Pur / Tri 11247, Cx 40226, Fam 3220, Hg 803, Pur 11226 1393-1-2-3 Don't Think You'll Be Missed Pm 20226, Bwy / Pur / Tri 11247, Cx 40226, Fam 3220, Hg 803, Pur 11226 ? Joe Smith, c added. New York, May, 1923. 1406-2-3 Down Hearted Blues Pm 20235, Fam 3229, GG / Rx 1173, Hg 813, Jewel unnumbered, Or 206, Pur 11235, Rx 7012 1413-1 Gulf Coast Pm 20235, Fam 3229, Hg 813 1414-2-3 When You Walked Out Someone Else Walked Right In Pm 20239, Bwy / Pt / Pur / Tri 11255, Fam 3233, Hg 820, Pur 11239 NOTE: Matrix 1413 uses at least two different takes, although all copies show take 1. HENDERSON'S HOT SIX: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers, c / ? George Brashear, tb / Don Redman, cl / Ernest Elliott, cl, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj / bb. New York, May 16, 1923. 81019-1-2-3 Gulf Coast Blues Col unissued 81020-1-2-3 Your Time Now Col unissued HENDERSON'S DANCE PLAYERS: Fletcher Henderson, p, dir: Elmer Chambers and another, c / ? George Brashear, tb / Don Redman, cl, as, a / as / ts / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, c. May, 1923. 583 Long-Lost Mama MacL / Mel / Oly 1436 The Snakes' Hips [sic] Oly 1437 600 Down By The River Oly / Maj 1434, Oly 1442, Tri 11256 601-1 Trot Along Oly 1442, Tri 11256 NOTE: Mac-Levin / Melody / Olympic 1436 and Olympic 1437 as ST. LOUIS SYNCOPATORS; Triangle 11256 as CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS HENDERSON'S HOT SIX: As for May 16, 1923. New York, June 7, 1923. 81019-4 Gulf Coast Blues Col A3951 New York, June 11, 1923. 81071-2 Midnight Blues Col A3951 FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers, c / Teddy Nixon, tb / Don Redman, cl, as / ? Billy Fowler, ts, bsx / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, c. June 25, 1923. 1459-1-2 My Sweetie Went Away (She Didn't Say Where, When or Why) PM 20251, Fam 3245, Hg 834, Nat 1225I, Pur 11251 2nd as doubles ts added. New York, June 28, 1923. 11662 / 23 Gulf Coast Blues Voc 14636, Gmn 1376 11664 / 65 Down Hearted Blues Voc 14636, Gmn 1376 NOTE: Guardsman as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA. Coleman Hawkins, ts replaces? Fowler; 2nd as, ts omitted. New York, August 9, 1923. 11817 / 19 Dicty Blues Voc 14654, Sil 3022, Gmn 1409 11821 / 22 Do Doodle Oom Voc 14654, Sil 3022 NOTE: Guardsman 1409 as THE CALIFORNIAN DANCE BAND. Hawkins doubles cl; Billy Fowler, bsx; ? Kaiser Marshall, d added; 2nd c possibly added for this session only. New York, September 13, 1923. 81211-3 Dicty Blues Col A3995 81212-3 Do Doodle Oom Col A3995 NOTE: Later pressings of the second title label it as DO DODDLE OOM. No d used. New York, October 5, 1923. 12080 / 81 Just Hot Voc 14691, Bel 400, Gmn 1427 NOTE: Beltona as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, October 6, 1923. 12089 Down South Blues Voc 14691, Bel 400, Gmn 1409 NOTE: Beltona 400 as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as THE CALIFORNIAN DANCE BAND. SEVEN BROWN BABIES: As last session, plus ? Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, mid-October, 1923. 31009-2 Dicty Blues Ajax 17011 31010-1 Charleston Crazy Ajax 17011 31011-1 Do Doodle Oom Ajax 17009, Apex 648 31012-2 West Indian Blues [sic] Ajax 17009, Apex 648 FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers, c / ? Teddy Nixon, tb / Don Redman, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / ? Billy Fowler, bsx / Charlie Dixon, bj / ? Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, October 27, 1923. 12199 You've Got To Get Hot Voc 14726, Sil 3021, Gmn 7000 12200 / 01 Charleston Crazy Voc unissued HENDERSON'S CLUB ALABAM ORCHESTRA: As above; Redman, a. New York, c. November 26, 1923. 70424 Old Black Joe's Blues PA 036042, Per 14223 70425 31st Street Blues PA 036042, Per 14223 FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As for October 27, 1923, plus, Howard Scott, c / 2 as replace Redman. New York, November 27, 1923. 9266 Shake Your Feet Ed 51276 9267 Linger Awhile Ed 51277 Don Redman, cl, as, replaces one unidentified as; Hawkins may double bsx, replacing Fowler if so; no d used. New York, November 30, 1923. 12375 / 76 Charleston Crazy Voc 14726, Sil 3021, Gmn 7001 NOTE: Guardsman 7000 and 7001 as ORIGINAL BLACK BAND. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS SAWIN' SIX: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers, Howard Scott, c / ? Teddy Nixon, tb / Don Redman, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / ? Billy Fowler, bsx / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, mid-December, 1923. 31021-2 I'm Gonna See You (When Your Troubles Are Just Like Mine) Ajax 17017 31022-1 Chattanooga (Down In Tennessee) Ajax 17017 31023-2 Lonesome Journey Blues Ajax 17016 31024-1 Bull Blues Ajax 17016 FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As for the Sawin' Six above, plus ? Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, December 22, 1923. 12482 / 3 Old Black Joe's Blues Voc 14740, Gmn 147B 12484 / 5 Potomac River Blues Voc 14740, Gmn 147B NOTE: Guardsman as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA. HENDERSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA: As last above. New York, December, 1923. 105030 Shake Your Feet PA 036027, Per 14208 105031 Swanee River Blues PA 036027, Per 14208 HENDERSON'S "CLUB ALABAMA" ORCHESTRA: As for the Sawin' Six above. New York, January, 1924. 105073 It Won't Be Long Now PA 036032, Per 14211 105074 Warhorse Mama (intro: Trifling Man) PA 036032, Per 14211 HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers, c / Teddy Nixon, tb / Don Redman, cl, as / ? Lonnie Brown, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj / Ralph Escudero, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, January, 1924. 42524-2 Oh! Sister, Ain't That Hot? Em 10713, World 153, Astral A-50 42525-2 Stepping Out Em 10714
42526-2 Mamma's Gonna Slow You Down Em 10713, World 153, Astral A-26 NOTE: World 153 as AMERICAN JAZZ COMBINATION; Astrals are anonymous. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As last, plus Howard Scott, c; Brown omitted; bsx replaces Escudero. New York, January, 1924. 31509 House Rent Ball Ajax 17023 31510 Darktown Has A Gay White Way Ajax 17023 Old Black Joe's Blues Ajax 17022 Mistreating Daddy Ajax 17022 FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers, Howard Scott, c / Teddy Nixon, tb / Don Redman, cl, as / Charlie Dixon, bj / Ralph Escudero, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, January 29, 1924. 12651 / 52 Cotton Picker's Ball Voc 14759, Gmn 1505 12655 Lots O' Mama Voc 14759, Gmn 1609 NOTE: Guardsman 1505 as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA; 1609 as CRESCENT DANCE ORCHESTRA. HENDERSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA: As above, or very similar. New York, early February, 1924. 105120 Chicago Blues PA 036069, Per 14250 105121 Why Put The Blame On You? PA 036069, Per 14250 FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS CLUB ALABAM ORCHESTRA: As for January 29, 1924, plus Allie Ross, vn. New York, March 11, 1924. 12684 / 86 Sud Busting Blues Br 2592
12687 / 88 War Horse Mama Br 2592
FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As for January 29, 1924, plus Lonnie Brown, as; Marshall possibly omitted. New York, mid-March, 1924. 31542 Wish I Had You (And I'm Gonna Get You Blues) Ajax 17029, Apex 658 31544 Just Blues Ajax 17029, Apex 658 31548 I'm Crazy Over You Ajax 17030 As above, plus Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, c. March 21, 1924. 105221 I Wish I Could Make You Cry PA 036084, Per 14265 105222 Say Say Sadie PA 036084, Per 14265 As for March 11, 1924, but Ross audible only on the first side, on which Redman plays chimes besides cl, as. New York, March 25, 1924. 12932 Chicago Blues Voc 14788, Sil 3023, Gam G-676, Hom H-670 12935 Feelin' The Way I Do Voc 14788 NOTE: Gamage G-676 as GAMAGE DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochord H-670 as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA. As for January 29, 1924, without Marshall. New York, March-April, 1924. 42586-3 Chattanooga (Down In Tennessee) Em 10744, Astral A-28 42587-2 Ghost Of The Blues Em 10744, Astral A-28 NOTE: Astrals are anonymous. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS CLUB ALABAM ORCHESTRA: As for c. March 21, 1924; kazoo by one of the band where shown. New York, April 15, 1924. 13024 Tea Pot Dome Blues Voc 14800, Bel 569, Gmn 7001 13027 Mobile Blues - k Voc 14800, Bel 569, Gmn 7000 NOTE: Beltona 569 as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; both Guardsman issues as ORIGINAL BLACK BAND. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As last above; Don Redman, scat v. New York, April 16, 1924. 81691-2 My Papa Doesn't Two-Time No Time - vDR Col 126-D 81692-3 Somebody Stole My Gal Col 126-D As for March 11, 1924, but Hawkins doubles bsx instead of cl. New York, April 24, 1924. 9481- Dixie Moon Ed unissued; Recorded Publications 77 (LP) 9482- My Papa Doesn't Two-Time No Time Ed unissued; Recorded Publications 77 (LP) FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers, Howard Scott, c / Teddy Nixon, tb / Don Redman, cl, as, o / ? Lonnie Brown, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Allie Ross, vn / Charlie Dixon, bj / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, c. April 28, 1924. 105269 After The Storm PA 036083, 10680, P 1118, Per 14264, Music Services Co. 550, Hom C-682, I-S 7117 105290 Driftwood PA 036090, 10725, Per 14271, Music Services Co. 554, Hom C-681 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 10680 and 10725 as CASINO DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochord C-681 and C-682 as ELDON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Ideal-Scala 7117 as PAUL ALLEN'S ORCHESTRA. The Music Services Co.
FLETCHER HENDERSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA: As above, without Ross, with Ralph Escudero, bb. New York, c. May 6, 1924. 5497-1-2-3 Feeling The Way I Do Ban 1364, Re 9658, Apex 8194, Starr 8205 5498-1-2-3 Red Hot Mama Ban 1364, Dom 369, Or 245, Re 9658, Apex 8194, Starr 8205 NOTE: Domino as CLUB ALABAM' ORCHESTRA; Oriole as SAM HILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS CLUB ALABAM' ORCHESTRA: Probably as last above. New York, May 13, 1924. 13037 / 38 / 39 San Francisco Blues Br unissued 13100 / 01 / 02 Old Black Joe's Blues Br unissued Hawkins plays bsx only; Brown and Escudero omitted. New York, May 21, 1924. 13232 I Don't Know And I Don't Care Voc 14828, Sil 3024 13234 Strutter's Drag (Stutter's Drag') Voc 14828, Sil 3024 NOTE: The Silvertone issue omits reference to the Club Alabam. Hawkins plays ts only; Ralph Escudero, bb, returns; Rosa Henderson, v. New York, May 28, 1924. 13275 Do That Thing - vRH Voc 14838 13278 "Those Broken Busted"( Can't Be Trusted Blues) Voc 14838 FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As above; ? Lonnie Brown, as. New York, c. June 10, 1924. 5526-1-2-3 Oh! Eva (Ain't You Coming Out Tonight?) Ban 1375, Re 9672, Imp 1332 5527-1-2 Jimminy Gee Ban 1361, Re 9655, Apex 8222 Hawkins doubles bsx. New York, c. June 17, 1924. 5532-2 Jealous Apex 8218 5533-2 Wait'll You See My Gal Apex 8218 New York, c. June 19, 1924. 5532-3-4 Jealous Ban 1372, Dom 354, Re 9673 5533-4 Wait'll You See My Gal Ban 1373, Dom 356, Re 9673 5534-1-2-? I Can't Get The One I Want (I Can Get The One I Want*) Ban 1384, Bwy / Lyra / Tri 11384, Dom 356, Em 10773, Fed 5399, Globe / GG / Nad / Rx 1222, NML 1099, Or 219, Pm 20339, Pur 11339, Reg 9682, Res 75399, Sil 2399, Apex 8223, Ka K-908, Max 1515, *Us 284 5535-1-2 You Know Me, Alabam' Ban 1372, Dom 355, Re / Amf 9668, Apex 8223 NOTE: All Dominoes as CLUB ALABAM ORCHESTRA except 5536 (RIALTO DANCE ORCHESTRA); Emerson as PENNSYLVANIA SYNCOPATORS; Federal, Resona, and Silvertone as THE CAROLINERS; Globe / Grey Gull / Nadsco / Radiex and Oriole as BROADWAY MUSIC MASTERS; NML as MANHATTAN MUSICIANS; Pennington as PENNINGTON ORCHESTRA; Apex as FLETCHER'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. (Globe 1222 and possibly others as IF I CAN'T GET THE ONE I WANT.) FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers Howard Scott, c / Teddy Nixon, tb / Don Redman, cl, as / ? Lonnie Brown, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts, bsx / Charlie Dixon, bj / Ralph Escudero, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, June 21, 1924. 81838-1 Houston Blues Col 164-D 81839-2 Muscle Shoals Blues Col 164-D Charlie Green, tb, replaces Nixon. New York, c. July 15, 1924. 5554-3-4 Hard-Hearted Hannah Ban 1383, Dom 366, Or 271, Re / Amf 9681, Ajax 17098, Apex 8230, Imp / Butterfly 1329, Oly(E) 2046, Wp 426 NOTE: Domino as CLUB ALABAM' ORCHESTRA; Oriole as BILLY JAMES' DANCE ORCHESTRA; Ajax and Apex as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; English Olympic as DANCE ORCH. New York, c. July 21, 1924. 5561-1-2 Where The Dreamy Wabash Flows Ajax 17098, Ban 1388, Dom 368, Hg 955, PA 036122, Per 14303, Re 9684, Apex 8230 5562-1-2 The Grass Is Always Greener (In The Other Fellow's Yard) Ban 1388, Dom 370, Re 9683, Apex 8233 NOTE: Dominoes as CLUB ALABAM ORCHESTRA; Harmograph, Pathé Actuelle, and Perfect as FRY'S MILLION DOLLAR PIER ORCHESTRA. Brown omitted; Hawkins plays ts, bar. New York, c. July 30, 1924. 5570-1-2 Charley, My Boy Ban 1383, Dom 371, 21011, Fed 5399, Lenox 104, NML 1097, Or 242, Re 9680, Res 75399, Sil 2399, Apex 8250, Imp 1321 NOTE: Domino 371 and 21011 as CLUB ALABAM' ORCHESTRA; Federal, Resona and Silvertone as THE CAROLINIANS; Lenox as LIBERTY SYNCOPATORS; NML as N.M.L. DANCE ORCHESTRA; Oriole as BILLY JAMES' DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, July 31, 1924. 13447 The Gouge Of Armour Avenue Voc 14859, Sil 3025 13450 Hard-Hearted Hannah Voc 14859, Sil 3025 Hawkins plays cl, ts, bsx; ? 3rd sax added; Redman doubles gfs. New York, August 21, 1924. 81948-4 That's Georgia Col 202-D 81949-3 You'll Never Get To Heaven With Those Eyes Col 202-D Hawkins plays cl, ts, only. New York, August 29, 1924. 13629 A New Kind Of Man (With A New Kind Of Love For Me) Voc 14880, Sil 3026, Aco G-15651, Gmn 7007 13632 The Meanest Kind Of Blues Voc 14880, Sil 3026, Gmn 7005 NOTE: Aco G-15651 as OHIO NOVELTY BAND, both Guardsman issues as ORIGINAL BLACK BAND. Redman plays cl, as, only. New York, September 8, 1924. 81981-3 He's The Hottest Man In Town Col 209-D 81982-3 I Never Care 'Bout Tomorrow Col 209-D Redman also plays gfs; Hawkins also plays bsx. New York, September 24, 1924. 13756 Forsaken Blues Voc 14692 13759 Cold Mamas (Burn Me Up) Voc 14692, Gmn 7005 NOTE: Guardsman as ORIGINAL BLACK BAND. Louis Armstrong, t, added / Cecil Scott or Buster Bailey (less likely), cl, as, replaces previous unidentified 3rd sax; Hawkins plays cl, ts only. New York, October 7, 1924. 140092-3 Manda Col 228-D 140093-2 Go 'Long, Mule - aDR Col 228-D, Re G-8293 NOTE: Regal G-8293 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers, Howard Scott, Louis Armstrong, t / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Don Redman, cl, as, a / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj / Ralph Escudero, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, c. October 13, 1924. 105604 Tell Me, Dreamy Eyes PA 036157, 10889, Per 14338, Hg 9822, Hom C-816 105605 My Rose Marie PA 036156, Per 14337, Sil 1298 105606 Don't Forget, You'll Regret Day By Day PA 036266, Per 14447 105607 Shanghai Shuffle - aDR PA 036157, Per 14338, Hg 982 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 036266 and 10889 as HENDERSON'S WONDER BOYS; Homochord C-816 as ELDON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. Redman plays cl, as only. New York, October 30, 1924. 13925 / 26 Words Voc 14926, Clm 1723, Gmn 7006 13928 / 29 Copenhagen - aDR Voc 14926, JCl 538, AF A-036 NOTE: Coliseum 1723 as MARYLAND DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 7006 as ORIGINAL BLACK BAND. Bailey doubles ss, some sessions. New York, November 7, 1924. 13950 Shanghai Shuffle - aDR Voc 14935, Gmn 7009, JC L-538 13953 Naughty Man Voc 14935, Gmn 7009 NOTE: Guardsman 7009 as KENTUCKY TOOTERS. New York, c. November 10, 1924. 5712-1 One Of These Days Ban 1457, Dom 426, Or 245, 374, Re 9753, JC L-109, Tem R-28, AF A-035 5713-1-2 My Dream Man Ban 1475, Dom 430, Or 290, Re 9767 NOTE: Dominoes as CLUB ALABAM' ORCHESTRA; Orioles as SAM HILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA. New York, November 14, 1924. 140138-4 The Meanest Kind Of Blues Col 249-D 140139-3 Naughty Man Col 249-D New York, c. November 17, 1924. 5728-1-2-3 How Come You Do Me Like You Do? Ban 1445, Dom 415, Or 304, Re 9739, JC L-122, Tem R-34 5731-1-2 Araby Ban 1470, Dom 3441, Or 303, Re 9775 NOTE: Domino 415 as CLUB ALABAM' ORCHESTRA, 3441 as ROSELAND DANCE ORCHESTRA; Orioles as SAM HILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Louis Armstrong, v. New York, c. November 24, 1924. 5748-1 Everybody Loves My Baby - vLA Dom 3444, Ajax 17109, Apex 8300 5748-3 Everybody Loves My Baby Ban 1471, Dom 3444, Or 303, Re 9774, Imp 1476 5749-3 Naughty Man Or 437
NOTE: Domino as HAL WHITE'S SYNCOPATORS; Orioles as SAM HILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA New York, November-December, 1924. 1973-1-2-3 Prince Of Wails Pm 20367, 14003, Ban 1490, Dom 3456, Pen 1455, Pur 11359, 11367, Re 9788, Tri 11455, Apex 8327 1974-1-2 Mandy Make Up Your Mind Pm 20367, Pur 11367, EBW 4197, Max 1517 NOTE: Banner 1490, Regal 9788, and Apex 8327 as HENRI GENDRON AND HIS STRAND ROOF ORCHESTRA; Domino 3456 as STRAND ROOF ORCHESTRA; Edison Bell Winner 4197 as REGENT ORCHESTRA. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably similar to, if not exactly as for, the next session below; the following titles were remade using the same matrix numbers and vocalist (Trixie Smith) but with a white quintet strongly suggesting the Original Memphis Five, q.v., still bearing the artist credit FLETCHER HENDERSON'S ORCHESTRA on the labels (although some appeared as TRIXIE'S DOWN HOME SYNCOPATORS). New York, January, 1925. 1995-1-2 Everybody Loves My Baby - vTS Pm unissued 1996-1-2 How Come You Do Me Like You Do? - vTS Pm unissued Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers, Howard Scott, Louis Armstrong, t / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, Don Redman, cl, as, a / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj / Ralph Escudero, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, c. January 12, 1925. 5810-1 I'll See You In My Dreams Ban 1470, Ajax 17114, Dom 3445, Re 9775, Apex 8311 5811-2 Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me? Ajax 17123, Em 10834, Apex 8316 NOTE: Domino as ROSELAND DANCE ORCHESTRA, Emerson as LENOX DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, probably a few days later than previous session. 5810-5-6 I'll See You In My Dreams Ban 1470, Dom 3445, Or 341, Re 9775, Imp 1454, Beeda 104 5811-4-5-6 Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me? Ban 1476, Or 348, Re 9770, JC L-122, Tem R-34 NOTE: Orioles as SAM HILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Hawkins doubles Cm. New York, January 23, 1925. 140356-2 Bye And Bye Col 292-D 140357-2-3 Play Me Slow Col 292-D New York, c. January 30, 1925. 5835-2-3-4 Alabamy Bound - aDR Ajax 17113, Ban 1488, Dom 3458, 21045, Or 347, Re 9789, Apex 8309, Mic 22001, St 10018, Imp 1420, AF A-036 5836-1-2-3 Swanee Butterfly (Alabamy Bound*) Ban 1508, Dom 3475, Em 10852, Or 365, Re 9803, Sil 2507, *Imp 1420, Apex 8317 NOTE: Domino 3458 as CLUB WIGWAM ORCHESTRA; Orioles as SAM HILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Emerson as CALIFORNIA MELODIE SYNCOPATORS; Silvertone believed to be labeled THE CAROLINERS; Apex as CRITERION IDLE HOUR ORCHESTRA. Unknown g (or u?) audible toward the end of the third side. New York, c. February 4, 1925. 105829 Poplar Street Blues PA 036214, Per 14395 105830 12th Street Blues PA 036214, Per 14395 105831 Me Neenyah (My Little One) PA 036213, 10844, Per 14394, Hg 1020, Hom C-777 NOTE: Perfect 14394 as LENOX DANCE ORCHESTRA, 14395 as SOUTHAMPTON SOCIETY ORCHESTRA; Pathé Actuelle 10844 as HENDERSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Harmograph 1020 as F. HENDERSON AND ORCHESTRA; Homochord C-777 as LANIN'S ARCADIANS. New York, February 20, 1925. 399½ / 400 / 01W King Porter Stomp Voc unissued 402 / 03 / 04W She's My Sheba, I'm Her Sheik Voc unissued Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers, Joe Smith, Louis Armstrong, t / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, Don Redman, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts, bsx / Charlie Dixon, bj / Ralph Escudero, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, April 18, 1925. 729W Memphis Bound - A Hectic Fox Trot Voc 15030, Gmn 7014 732W When You Do What You Do Voc 15030, Gmn 7017, Hom H-820, JC L-109, Tem R-28, AF A-035 NOTE: Guardsman as PETE MASSEY'S ALL BLACK BAND; Homochord as ROY HENDERSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Elmer Chambers, Joe Smith, Louis Armstrong, t / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Don Redman, as, ts / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj / Bob Escudero, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, May 19, 1925. 140616-1 I'll Take Her Back If She Wants To Come Back Col 383-D 140617-1 Money Blues Col 383-D, 35669, DF-3466, Br 8223 Hawkins doubles cl; Redman, cl, as, a. New York, May 29, 1925. 140639-2 Sugar Foot Stomp - aDR Col 395-D, 35668, DO-2272, S-10002, Voc 3322 140640-2 What-Cha-Call-Em Blues - aDR Col 395-D, 35568, Voc 3323, Par R-2825, A-7543, PZ-11150 New York, August 6, 1925. 140812-1-2-3 Red Hot Henry Brown Col unissued 140813-1-2-3 Loud Speaking Papa (You'd Better Speak Easy To Me) Col unissued THE SOUTHERN SERENADERS: Although a certain amount of controversy still centers around the products of this session issued under this name, the Columbia files bear an obliterated artist credit to what looks like FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA, the above pseudonym written in above. Had this been a Sam Lanin session, as Walter C. Allen and other authorities contended, surely his name would have been entered, even if it had subsequently been obliterated also. A record date by a collaboration of Henderson and Lanin musicians is dimly remembered by some of each (and vigorously denied by others), according to various collectors who interviewed them, although such a collaboration is unlikely as long ago as 1925. In view of the evidence on the Coumbia file card and the sound of the sides themselves, I am prepared to accept the assertion of Louis Armstrong and Don Redman that the band responsible was Henderson's, with white vocalist Billy Jones added for one side. New York, August 7, 1925. 140819-2 I Miss My Swiss - vBJ / aDR Har 4-H, Re G-8471 140820-2 Alone At Last - aDR Har 5-H NOTE: Regal G-8471 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA. Hawkins plays cl, ts, bsx. New York, October 21, 1925. 141170-1 T.N.T - aDR Col 509-D 141171-4 Carolina Stomp Col 509-D Russell Smith, t, replaces Armstrong; Don Redman, v; Hawkins plays cl, Cm, ts. New York, November 16, 1925. 6293-1-2-3 Sleepy-Time Gal Ban 1639, Dom 3613, 21097, Or 536, Re 9948, Apex 8419, 8456, Beeda 114, Mic 22046, St 10079 6297-1-2 Then I'll Be Happy - vDR Ban 1654, Dom 3625, 21108, NML 1133, Or 528, Re 9961, Fos 9961 NOTE: National Music Lovers 1133 as MASTER MELODY MAKERS, Oriole 528 and 536 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND (vocalist GERALD NELSON); Microphone 22046 as ERDMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Silvertone 2682 as SID TERRY'S COLLEGIANS. Some copies of Regal 6293 incorrectly show matrix 5619 on the label. New York, November 19, 1925. E-1759 / 60 / 61 Peaceful Valley Voc unissued E-1762 / 63 / 64 Hay Foot, Straw Foot Voc unissued THE DIXIE STOMPERS: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Joe Smith, t / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, Don Redman, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, bsx / Charlie Dixon, bj / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, November 23, 1925. 141301-2 Spanish Shawl Har 70-H 141302-3 Clap Hands! Here Comes Charley! Har 70-H 141303-1-2-3 Florida Stomp Har unissued FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably the full band as shown for the next session. These two titles were remade on December 14, 1925, by a studio band under the direction of Ben Selvin, using the same matrix numbers and miscredited to Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra on Canadian issues on Apex, Leonora, and Starr Gennett. New York, November 27, 1925. 6311-1-2-3? Who? Plaza unissued 6312-1-2-3? Spanish Shawl Plaza unissued Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Russell Smith (?), Joe Smith, t / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, Don Redman, cl,
E-1911 / 13 Peaceful Valley Voc 15174, Aco G-15932 E-1914 / 16 Hay Foot, Straw Foot Voc 15174 NOTE: Aco G-15932, as OHIO NOVELTY BAND, uses matrix E-1913, as does Vocalion 15174. Alternate takes may exist on the Vocalion issue, but this cannot be determined from the wax. Redman doubles gfs; Hawkins plays ts, bsx; Marshall plays chimes. New York, December 18, 1925. 141410-1-2 Nobody's Rose Col 532-D 141411-2-3 Pensacola Col 532-D THE DIXIE STOMPERS: As last above, without Escudero; Redman plays cl, as, gfs, v, and possibly 3rd t; Hawkins plays cl, ts, bsx. New York, December 22, 1925. 141303-5 Florida Stomp Har 88-H
141422-2 Get It Fixed - vDR Har 88-H
141423-3 Chinese Blues Har 92-H
141424-3 Panama Har 92-H
FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, dir: Russell Smith, Joe Smith, ? Luke Smith, t / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Don Redman, cl, as, gfs, a / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts, bsx / Charlie Dixon, bj / Ralph Escudero, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d / Arthur Lange, a. New York, January 6, 1926. E-2049 Dinah Voc 15204 E-2054 I Want Somebody To Cheer Me Up Voc 15204 E-2055 / 56; I Want To See A Little More Of What I Saw In Arkansas E-17442 / 43 Voc 15205, Br 3026 E-2058 / 59; Let Me Introduce You To My Rosie - aAL E-17445 Voc 15205, Br 3026 THE DIXIE STOMPERS: As last above, without Luke Smith and Escudero; Joe Tarto, a. New York, January 20, 1926. 141526-3 I Found A New Baby - vDR Har 121-H, VT 1121-V 141527-3 Nervous Charlie Stomp Har 153-H, VT 1121-V 141528-2 Black Horse Stomp - aDR, JT Har 153-H, VT 1153-V FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably last above. New York, January 21, 1926. 141533-1-2-3 Flamin' Mamie Col unissued 151534-1-2 Roll 'Em, Girls - vDR Col unissued THE DIXIE STOMPERS: As for January 20, 1926, but Hawkins plays cl, ts only. New York, March 22, 1926. 141832-2 Tampeekoe Har 166-H, VT 1166-V 141833-1-2 Hi-Diddle-Diddle Har 179-H, VT 1179-V 141834-3 Hard-To-Get Gertie Har 197-H, VT 1179-V FLETCHER HENDERSON'S ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Russell Smith, Joe Smith, t / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, Don Redman, cl, ss, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, March 26, 1926. X-50 Honeybunch Gnt 3286, Ch 15088, Voc X-9826 X-54-A When Spring Comes Peeping Through Gnt 3285 NOTE: Champion 15088 as JACK'S FAST STEPPIN' BELL HOPS; Vocalion as RIVERSIDE DANCE BAND. THE DIXIE STOMPERS: As above; Don Redman, v; Harold Arlen, a. New York, April 14, 1926. 141958-1 Dynamite - aHA / vDR Har 209-H, VT 1209-V 141959-2-3 Jackass Blues Har 166-H, VT 1166-V 141960-2 Static Strut Har 197-H, VT 1197-V FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As above, plus Rex Stewart, c / Ralph Escudero, bb; Benny Morton, tb, replaces Green. New York, May 14, 1926. 142205-3 The Stampede - aDR Col 654-D, 35669, DF-3466, DO-2272, MZ-336 142206-2 Jackass Blues Col 654-D, MZ-336 THE DIXIE STOMPERS: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir. Joe Smith, Rex Stewart, c / ? Benny Morton, tb / Buster Bailey, Don Redman, cl, ss, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, October 20, 1926. 142845-3 Off To Buffalo Har 299-H, VT 1299-V 142846-1 Brotherly Love Har 299-H, VT 1299-V 142847-3 Alabama Stomp Har 283-H, VT 1299-V FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson dir. Russell Smith, Joe Smith, Tommy Ladnier, t / Benny Morton, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, ss, as / Don Redman, cl, as, a / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Fats Waller, p, or / Charlie Dixon, bj / June Cole, bb, vc / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, November 3, 1926. 142902-2 The Henderson Stomp - pFW / aDR Col 817-D, 4421, DB / MC-5030, J-132, Nipponophone 17150 142903-2 The Chant - orFW / aDR Col 817-D, J-132, Nipponophone 17150 Hawkins plays cl, ts, bar; Fletcher Henderson, p, replaces Waller. New York, November 19, 1926. 143125-4 Sweet Thing - vJC Pirate MFC-525 (LP) 143126-2 I Need Lovin' Col 834-D, J-148 Hawkins plays cl, ts, only. New York, December 8, 1926. E-4182 / 83; Clarinet Marmalade E-20988 / 89 Voc 1065, 15497, Br 3406, 02634, 40886, A-215, A-81727, A-500388 E-4184; Hot Mustard E-20990 Voc 1055, 15497, Br 3406, 02001, 40886, A-215, A-9733, A-500388 NOTE: Br 40886 as ORQUESTA DE F. HENDERSON. Some copies of Brunswick 02001 play CLARINET MARMALADE, though labeled HOT MUSTARD. New York, December 13, 1926. 143125-6 Sweet Thing - vJC Col 854-D, 4417, J-148 Jimmy Harrison, tb, added; Dixon doubles g; Evelyn Thompson, v. New York, January 19, 1927. E-4394 / 95 Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? - vET Voc 1079 E-4397 / 98 Some Of These Days - vET Voc 1079 THE DIXIE STOMPERS: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Joe Smith, Tommy Ladnier, t / ? Benny Morton, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Don Redman, cl, as, a / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts, bar / Charlie Dixon, bj / June Cole, bb, v / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, January 20, 1927. 143332-3 Have It Ready Diva 2467-G, Har 467-H, VT 1467-V 143333-2 Ain't She Sweet? Diva 2353-G, Har 353-H, VT 1353-V 143334-2 Snag It - aDR Diva 2353-G, Har 353-H, VT 1353-V, Col 35670, BF-563, Par R-2783, A-7397, PZ-11134 NOTE: All dubbed reissues as FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS DIXIE STOMPERS. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As above, plus Russell Smith, t / Jimmy Harrison, tb / June Cole, bb; Don Redman, v; Hawkins plays cl, ts only. New York, January 21, 1927. 143344-3 Rocky Mountain Blues - aDR Col 970-D, J-261 143345-4 Tozo! - vDR / ? aDR Col 970-D, 4421, DB / MC-5030, DS-1279 New York, January 22, 1927. E-4404; Stockholm Stomp E-21422 Br 3460, Voc 15532 E-4406; Have It Ready E-21424 Br 3460, Voc 15532 Dixon doubles g, this session. New York, March 11, 1927. 38159-1-2 Oh! Lizzie - vJC Vic unissued 38160-1 Shuffling Sadie
New York, March 19, 1927. E-4788 / 89; Fidgety Feet E-22025 / 26 Voc 1092, 2710, Br 3521, 02634, A-414, A-81727, A-500321, Dec M-30362, UHCA 21 E-4792; Sensation E-22029 Voc 1092, 2710, Br 3521, 02503, A414, A500321, Dec M-30362, UHCA 22 NOTE: The UHCA issues are coupled. THE DIXIE STOMPERS: As for January 21, 1927 above, without Russell Smith; Carmelo Jejo (or Jari) has been named as a possible replacement for Bailey, but the absence of any clarinet solos renders verification impossible. New York, March 23, 1927. 143637-1 Wabash Blues Diva 2407-G, Har 407-H, VT 1407-V, Col DF-3467, JSo AA-520 143638-3 The Wang-Wang Blues Diva 2407-G, Har 407-H, VT 1407-V, Col DF-3467, JSo AA-520 143639-2 St. Louis Shuffle Diva 2467-G, Har 467-H, VT 1467-V FLETCHER HENDERSON'S ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir. Joe Smith, ? Russell Smith, t / ? Benny Morton, tb / Buster Bailey, Don Redman, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj / June Cole, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, c. April, 1927. 2827-2; 7328* Swamp Blues Pm 12486, 14012, Bwy 5020, *Dom 3999, *Re 8360, JC L-6 2828-2; 7329* Off To Buffalo Pm 12486, 14012, Bwy 5020, *Dom 3999, *Re 8360, JC L-6 NOTE: Broadway as STEVE CARR'S RHYTHM ACES. The Plaza files list these sides as recorded on June 24, 1927, but this is the date on which the Plaza matrix numbers 7328 / 7329 were allocated. Russell Smith and Morton definite; Jimmy Harrison, tb, added; June Cole, v. New York, April 27, 1927. 38159-3-4-5-6 Oh! Lizzie - vJC Vic unissued 38496-1 St. Louis Shuffle X LVA-3013, EVA-1, Vic RD-7598, EPA-30-334, LPM-10121, RA-5306, 75426, 130294, 780584, HMV DLP-1066, Cam CAL-6001 (LPs) 38496-2 St. Louis Shuffle Vic 20944 38496-3 St. Louis Shuffle BB B-10246 38497-1 Variety Stomp X LVA-3013, EVA-1, Vic RD-7598, EPA-30-334, LPM-10121, RA-5306, 75426, 130294, 780584, HMV DLP-1066 (LPs) 38497-2 Variety Stomp BB B-10246 38497-3 Variety Stomp Vic 20944 FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Russell Smith, Joe Smith, Tommy Ladnier, t / Jimmy Harrison, Benny Morton, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Don Redman, cl, as, a / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj / June Cole, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, April 28, 1927. 144063-2 P. D. Q. Blues Col 1002-D, 4560, J-250 144064-3 Livery Stable Blues Col 1002-D, 4560, J-250, Par R-2283, PZ-11265, Od 031812 Fats Waller, p, added. New York, May 11, 1927. 144132-2 Whiteman Stomp - aDR Col 1059-D, 4561, BF-409, DF-3081, J-285, LF-227 144133-3 I'm Coming Virginia - vDR Col 1059-D, 4561, BF-409, DF-3081, J-285, LF-227, Par R-2540 THE DIXIE STOMPERS: As above, without Morton and Waller. New York, May 12, 1927. 144134-2 Cornfed Diva 2545-G, Har 545-H, VT 1545-V, JSo AA-526 144135-3 Variety Stomp Diva 2451-G, Har 451-H, VT 1451-V 144136-1 The St. Louis B1ues Diva 2451-G, Har 451-H, VT 1451-V, JSo AA-557 THE LOUISIANA STOMPERS: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir. Joe Smith, ? Russell Smith, t / ? Benny Morton, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Jerome Pasquall, as / Coleman Hawkins, bs / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, September, October, 1927. 2859-1 Hop Off Pm 12550 2860-2 Rough House Blues Pm 12550 THE DIXIE STOMPERS: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Russell Smith, Tommy Ladnier, t / Jimmy Harrison, tb / Buster Bailey, Jerome Pasquall, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj / ? Don Redman, Jack Purvis, a. New York, October 24, 1927. 144896-2 Black Maria Diva 2526-G, Har 526-H, VT 1526-V 144897-2 Goose Pimples Diva 2545-G, Har 545-H, VT 1545-V, JSo AA-526 144898-2 Baltimore Diva 2526-G, Har 526-H, VT 1526-V FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As last above, plus Joe Smith, t / Benny Morton, tb / June Cole, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d; Donald Lindley, a. New York, November 4, 1927. 144954-1-2-3 A Rhythmic Dream - aDL Col unissued 144955-3 Hop Off Col 35670, BF-563, Par R-2783, A-7397, PZ-11154 FLETCHER HENDERSON'S COLLEGIANS: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir. probably: Russell Smith, Joe Smith, Bobby Stark, t / Benny Morton, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Jerome Pasquall, ss, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj / June Cole, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d / Andy Razaf (listed variously as JAMES JOHNSON or DAN SMITH on Oriole, HARRY WOODS and HARRY WHITE on Broadway), v. New York, November 26, 1927. 7622-3 Dear, On A Night Like This - vAR Ban 6128, Bwy 1130, Dom 4063, Or 1073, Pm 20572, Re 8441, Apex 8707 7624-1-2 There's A Rickety Rackety Shack (By A Rickety Rockety Road) - vAR Ban 6129, Bwy 1130, Dom 4062, 21364, Je 5145, Or 1071, Pm 20572, Re 8442, Sil 1613, Apex 8701, St 10311, Imp 1858, Curry's 328 7638-3-4 Sorry - vAR Ban 6154, Bwy 1128, Cq 7010, Dom 4075, Je 5171, Or 1100, Re 8455, Sil 1561, Apex 8716 NOTE: Banner 6129, 6154, Apex 8716 as ROSELAND DANCE ORCHESTRA; Broadway 1130 and Paramount 20572 as THE BADGERS; Oriole 1071, 1100, Jewel 5145 and 5171 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Oriole 1073 as LOU CONNOR AND HIS COLLEGIATES; Broadway 1128 as EARL RANDOLPH'S ORCHESTRA; Curry's 328 as CURRY'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. The Plaza files show matrix 7638 as recorded November 22, 1927, which may refer to the first two takes (apparently rejected); the chronology of numbering the masters at this time was often erratic. The reverse of Imperial 1858, also credited to Fletcher Henderson's Collegians, is in fact by Harry Reser's band. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Russell Smith, Joe Smith, Bobby Stark, t / Jimmy Harrison, Benny Morton, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Jerome Pasquall cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj / June Cole, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d / Bill Challis, a. New York, March 14, 1928. 145763-3 King Porter Stomp Col 1543-D 145764-3 "D" Natural Blues - aBC Col 1543-D THE DIXIE STOMPERS: Fletcher Henderson, p, dir: Rex Stewart, Bobby Stark, t / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Jerome Pasquall, bsx / Charlie Dixon, bj / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, April 6,
145975-1 Oh, Baby! Diva 2636-G, Har 636-H, VT 1636-V 145976-1 Feelin' Good Diva 2636-G, Har 636-H, VT 1636-V 145977-2 I'm Feelin' Devilish (Oh By Golly Oh) Diva 2974-G, Har 974-H, VT 1974-V, JSo AA-557 FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As for March 14, 1928, but ? Charlie Green, tb replaces Harrison; Bailey doubles as; Pasquall plays as only, Hawkins ts only. Chicago, September 14, 1928. C-2315-A or -B Hop Off Br 4119, 1004, A-8044, A-500389 C-2316-A-B-C Ready For The River Br unissued HENDERSON'S HAPPY SIX ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, dir: Rex Stewart, c / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Benny Carter, as / Coleman Hawkins, bsx / Charlie Dixon or Clarence Holiday, bj. New York, November, 1928. 3491-A Old Black Joe's Blues Cam 9033, Lin 3062, Ro 837 NOTE: Other titles from this session are by Coot Grant, two of them duets with Wesley Wilson; all are accompanied by four or five of the above Henderson men. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, dir: Rex Stewart, Bobby Stark, t /
147421-3 Come On, Baby! - a, vBC&ch Col 14392-D 147422-2 Easy Money - aBC Col 14392-D Probably as last above. New York, March 13, 1929. 148064-1-2-3 My Kinda Love - vCH Col unissued 148065-1-2-3 Basin Street Blues Col unissued HENDERSON'S ROSELAND ORCHESTRA: As last above, plus Jimmy Harrison, tb; ? Harvey Boone, cl, as,
3798-B Freeze And Melt Cam 9174, Lin 3201, Ro 976, JRS AA-107 3799-A Raisin' The Roof Cam 9175, Lin 3202, Ro 977 FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, dir: Russell Smith, Rex Stewart, Bobby Stark, t / Jimmy Harrison, ? Charlie Green, tb / Harvey Boone, ? Arville Harris, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Clarence Holiday, bj / ? Del Thomas, bb / Kaiser Marshall, d / Benny Carter, a. New York, May 16, 1929. 148540-2 Blazin' - aBC Col 1913-D, Voc 3323 148541-3 The Wang-Wang Blues - aBC Col 1913-D, Voc 3360, Lucky 60212 Claude Jones, tb, replaces Green; Benny Carter, cl, as, a, replaces ? Harris; John Kirby, bb, sb, replaces Cole; Walter Johnson, d, replaces Marshall; v quartet (probably Jones, Stewart, and Carter supporting Harrison, identifiable); John Nesbitt, a. New York, October 3, 1930. 150857-1-3 Chinatown, My Chinatown - aJN Col 2329-D, MC-3027, Par R-1399 150858-3-3 Somebody Loves Me - vJH83 / a8C Col 2329-D NOTE: Parlophone R-1399 and Columbia MC-3027 as THE STOKERS OF HADES. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, dir: Russell Smith, Rex Stewart, Bobby Stark, t / Jimmy Harrison, tb, v / Claude Jones, tb / Benny Carter, cl, as, a / Harvey Boone, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Clarence Holiday, bj, g / John Kirby, bb, sb / Walter Johnson, d. New York, December 2, 1930. 150997-2 Keep A Song In Your Soul - aBC Col 2352-D, 4413-X 150998-2 What Good Am I Without You? Col 2352-D, 4413-X New York, December 8, 1930. E-35668-A-B We're Friends Again - v Br unissued E-35669-A-B What Good Am I Without You? Br unissued Lois Deppe, v. New York, February 5, 1931. 151274-2 I've Found What I Wanted In You - vLD Col 2414-D, J-1152 151275-1 My Gal Sal Col 2586-D, DC-142, DF-847, DO-693, MC-3083, Voc 3360, Par R-1196, Lucky 60212 151276-2 My Pretty Girl - vLD Col 2586-D, DC-142, DF-847, DO-693, Par R-1239 151277-2 Sweet And Hot Col 2414-D NOTE: MC-3083, Parlophone R-1196, and R-1239 as THE STOKERS OF HADES. Benny Morton, tb, replaces Harrison; Russell Procope, cl, as, replaces Carter; Hawkins plays cl, ts, bar; Horace Henderson, p, replaces Fletcher Henderson where shown, both contributing arrangements; Bill Challis, a. New York, March 19, 1931. 151441-2 Clarinet Marmalade - aBC Col 2513-D, CB-367, DO-658 151442-1 Sugar Foot Stomp - aFH Col 2513-D, CB-367, DO-658 151443-2 Hot And Anxious - p, aHH Col 2449-D, 35840, J-1175, MC-3125, Par R-1479 151444-1 Comin' And Going (Comin' 'nd Going on some issues) Col 2449-D, 35840, MC-3028, Par R-1356, B-71213, DP-377 NOTE:Columbia 2449-D, MC-3125, and Parlophone R-1479 as (THE) BALTIMORE BELL HOPS; Columbia 35840 as FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS BALTIMORE BELL HOPS; Columbia MC-3028, Parlophone R-1356, B-71213, and DP-377 as THE DUKE OF HARLEM AND HIS FLUNKIES [sic]. Hawkins plays ts only; the unidentified vocalist may be white. New York, late March, 1931. 1230-2 After You've Gone - v Cr 3093
1231-3 Star Dust - aBC Cr 3093, Bwy 1441, Ang 3313, Clif 5313, Emb 9313, Lyric 3410 1232-3 Tiger Rag Cr 3107, MW M-1004, Var 6016 1233-3 Somebody Stole My Gal - v Cr 3107, MW M-1002, Var 8053 CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA : As last above; George Bias, v. New York, April 10, 1931. E-36454-A I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby (And My Baby's Crazy 'Bout Me) - vGB Mt M-12145, Polk P-9037, Br 01176 E-36455-A Sugar Foot Stomp - aFH (Suggar Foot Stomp*) Mt M-12239, Br 01212, A-9912, A-500153* E-36456-A Just Blues - aFH ? Mt M-12239, Br 80037, 01212, A-9912, A-500153* E-36457-A Singin' The Blues (Till My Daddy Comes Home) - aBC ? Mt M-12145, Polk P-9037, Br 01176, A-500389 NOTE: Some copies of Brunswick 01176 and 01212, and A-9912, A-500389, and 80037 labeled as FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Brunswick A-500153 as THE SAVANNAH SYNCOPATORS (Connie's Inn Orchestra, New York). CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA : Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Russell Smith, Rex Stewart, Bobby Stark, t / Claude Jones, Benny Morton, tb / Russell Procope, Harvey Boone, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Clarence Holiday, g / John Kirby, bb / Walter Johnson, d / George Bias, v. Camden, N. J., April 29, 1931. 53066-1 Sugar Foot Stomp - aFH Vic 22721, BB B-5904, B-10247, HMV B-4871 53066-2 Sugar Foot Stomp - aFH X EVA-2, LVA-3013, Vic EPA-30-334, RD-7598, 75426, 130249, 730584, LPM-10002, RA-5306, HMV DLP-1066 (LPs) 53067-1 Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On - vGB Vic 22698, Zon EE-286 53067-2 Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On - vGB X EVA-1, LVA-3013, Vic LPM-10121, RA-5306, HMV DLP-1066 (LPs) 53068-1 Moan, You Moaners - vGB Vic 22698 53068-2 Moan, You Moaners - vGB Vic LPM-10121 (LP) 53069-1 Singin The Blues ('Til My Daddy Comes Home) - aBC? Vic 22721 NOTE: Bluebird B-5904 as RAY NICHOLS AND HIS FOUR TOWERS ORCHESTRA. Edgar Sampson, cl, as, vn, replaces Boone; Rex Stewart, v; Nat Leslie, a. New York, July 17, 1931. E-36925-A Low Down On The Bayou Br 6176, 01227, A-9190, A-500134 E-36926-A The House Of David Blues Ban 32733, Dom 127, Mt M-12216, Or 2677, Per 15753, Polk P-9002, Ro 2050, Br 01205,
E-36927-A Radio Rhythm - aNL Br 6176, 80037, 01205, A-9190, A-500134 E-36928-A You Rascal, You - vRS Mt M-12216, Polk P-9002, Br 01281 NOTE: Brunswick 6176, A-9190, and A-500134 as THE SAVANNAH SYNCOPATORS; Banner, Domino, Melotone M-12662, Oriole, and Romeo as DUKE WILSON AND HIS TEN BLACK BERRIES; Brunswick A-500191 as FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS CONNIE INN ORCHESTRA : As last above, without Smith and Morton; Dick Robertson, v. New York, July 31, 1931. 70140-1 Oh, It Looks Like Rain - vDR Vic 22786, Zon EE-275 70141-1 Sweet Music - vDR Vic 22775, HMV K-6390 70142-1 My Sweet Tooth Says I Wanna (But My Wisdom Tooth Says No) - vDR Vic 22786, HMV B-4911, Zon EE-275 70143-1 Malinda's Weddin' Day - vDR Vic 22775, HMV B-4911, BB B-5518 NOTE: Bluebird B-5518 omits any reference to Connie's Inn. CONNIE'S INN DRCHESTRA: As for July 17, 1931, but J. C. Higginbotham, tb, replaces Morton; Claude Jones, v; Sampson plays cl, as, only. New York, August, 1931. 1431-2-3 You Rascal, You - vCJ Cr 3180, MW 1004, Var 6016 1432-1-3 Blue Rhythm - aNL Cr 3180, MW 1001, Sav 500, Var 8052 1433-3 Sugar Foot Stomp - aFH Cr 3194, MW 1001, HRS 4, Sav 500, JRS AA-107, Var 8052 1434-3 Low Down On The Bayou - aNL Cr 3194, MW 1002, Var 8053 NOTE: All Montgomery Ward, Savoy, and Varsity reissues as FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Jones omitted. New York, c. October, 1931. 1503-2 12 th Street Rag Cr 3212, Asch 350-1, MW 1003, Var 8042, Pol 580028 1506-3 Milenberg Joys Cr 3212, Asch 350-1, MW 1003, Var 8042, Pol 580028 NOTE: Asch 350-1 as FLETCHER HENDERSON'S CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA; Montgomery Ward 1003 as FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Polydor 580028 as JESS STACY AND HISS [sic] ALL STARS. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. As last above; Sampson doubles vn / Hawkins plays ts only; Les Reis, v. New York, October 15, 1931. 151845-1 Singin' The Blues - vLR Col 2565-D, DC-139, J-1321, 5690 151846-3 It's The Darndest Thing - vLR Col 2565-D, DC-139, J-1321, 5690 FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Russell Smith, Rex Stewart, Bobby Stark, t / J. C. Higginbotham, tb / Russell Procope, cl, as / Edgar Sampson, as, vn / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Clarence Holiday, g / John Kirby, bb, sb / Walter Johnson, d / Les Reis, v / Archie Bleyer, a. New York, October 16, 1931. 151847-1 Blues In My Heart - vLR Col 2559-D, DC-132 151848-1 Sugar - vLR Col 2559-D, DC-132, MC-3150, Par R-1311 151851-1 Business In F - aAB Col 2615-D, DC-156, MC-3083, Par R-1196 NOTE: Parlophone R-1196, R-1311, Columbia DC-156, MC-3083, and MC-3150 as THE STOKERS OF HADES. Sandy Williams, tb, added; Sampson plays cl, as, vn, Hawkins cl, ts; John Dickens, Ikey Robinson, Harlan Lattimore, and Baby Rose Marie, v. New York, March 10, 1932. 71938-1 Strangers - vJD Vic 22955 71939-1 Take Me Away From The River - vIR Vic 24008, BB B-5518, HMV B-6230 71940-1 Say That You Were Teasing Me - vBRM Vic 22960 71941-1 Take A Picture Of The Moon - vBRM Vic 22960 71942-1 I Wanna Count Sheep (Till The Cows Come Home) - vHL Vic 22955, HMV B-6287, JK-2826 71943-1 Poor Old Joe - vHL&eh Vic 24008 CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA: As last above, but Leora Henderson, t, may replace Smith; no vn used; Gene Gifford, a; Holiday doubles bj. New York, March 11, 1932. B-11445-A Casa Loma Stomp - aGG Ban 32701, Dom 113, Mt M-12340, M-12632, Per 15738, Br 01319, A 500191 B-11446-B Blue Moments - aFH Mt M-12368 (not issued); Col CL-1685, BPG-62004, PMS-107 (LPs) B-11447-A-B How Am I Doin', Hey Hey - vHL Ban 32440, Mt M-12368 (not issued), Mt / Roy 91340, Or 2466, Per 15603, Ro 1839 B-11448-A Goodbye Blues - vHL w Mt M-12340, Br 01319 NOTE: Canadian Melotone / Royale 91340 are dubbed and the master renumbered 11744; Banner 32701, Domino 113, Melotone M-12632, and Perfect 15738 as LOUISIANA RHYTHMAKERS; Banner 32440, Melotone / Royale 91340, Oriole 2466, and Romeo 1839 as DUKE WILSON AND HIS TEN BLACKBERRIES; Brunswick A-500191 as FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As for March 10, 1932, but Hilton Jefferson, as, replaces Sampson; Hawkins ts only; Freddy White, g, replaces Holiday; ? Claude Hopkins, a; Katherine Handy, v. New York, December 9, 1932. 152324-1 Honeysuckle Rose - aFH, ? CH Col 2732-D, CB-584, DO-928, GN-5016 152325-1 New King Porter Stomp - aFH OK 41565, Col 35671, CB-701 152326-1-2 Underneath The Harlem Moon - aFH / vKH Col 2732-D, CB-584, DO-928, GN-5016 Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Russell Smith, Bobby Stark, Henry Allen, t / Dicky Wells, tb / Sandy Williams, tb, added for the last two titles / Russell Procope, Hilton Jefferson, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Bernard Addison, g / John Kirby, sb / Walter Johnson, d / Horace Henderson, a. New York, August 18, 1933. 13827-1 Yeah Man! - aHH Voc 2527 Br X-2527, 01659, A-500377 13827-2 Yeah Man! - aHH Br A-9771 13828-1 King Porter's Stomp [sic] (King Porter Stomp*) - aFH Voc 2527, Br X-2527, 01758, A-500377, Pol 580005* 13828-2 King Porter's Stomp [sic] Br A-9771 13829-1 Queer Notions - aHH Voc 2583, Br 01758, A-580387, Pol 580005 13830-1 Can You Take It? - aFH Voc 2583, Br 01659, A-500387 13830-2 Can You Take It? - aFH Col 35671 Fletcher Henderson, a, dir: Russell Smith, Bobby Stark, t / Henry Allen, t, v / Dicky Wells, Claude Jones, tb / Russell Procope, Hilton Jefferson, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Horace Henderson, p, a / Bernard Addison, g / John Kirby sb / Walter Johnson, d / Will Hudson, a. New York, September 22, 1933. 265135-2 Queer Notions - aHH Col CB-678, DF-1400, DO-1064, Dec 18169 265136-3 It's The Talk Of The Town - aFH Col 2825-D, CB-678, DF-1400, DA-1064, Dec 18253, Br 88050 (Swiss) 265137-2 Night Life - aWH Col CB-727, DF-1510, DO-1208, Dec 18254 265138-2 Nagasaki - vHA Col 2825-D, CB-727, DF-1510, DO-1208, Dec 18253, Voc 3322, Br 88050 (Swiss) Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Russell Smith, Joe Thomas, Henry Allen, t / Claude Jones, Keg Johnson, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Russell Procope, Hilton Jefferson, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Bernard Addison, g / John Kirby, sb / Vic Engle, d / Charles Holland, v / Will Hudson, ? Russ Morgan, a. New York, March 6, 1934. 81787-1 Hocus Pocus - aWH BB B-5682, B-10247, HMV B-4993, B-6562 81787-2 Hocus Pocus - aWH
81788-2 Phantom Fantasie Vic 24699, HMV B-4993, B-6515 81789-2 Harlem Madness - vCH / aFH Vic 24699, A-1293, HMV B-4994, B-6515 81790-1 Tidal Wave - a?RM BB B-5682, HMV B-4994, B-6562 Fletcher Henderson, p (first title only), a, dir: Russell Smith, Irving Randolph, Henry Allen, t / Claude Jones, Keg Johnson, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Russell Procope, Hilton Jefferson, as / Ben Webster, ts / Horace Henderson, p (on the last three only), a / Lawrence Lucie, g / Elmer James, sb / Walter Johnson, d / Benny Carter, a. New York, September 11, 1934. 38598-A Limehouse Blues - aBC Dec 157, F-49003, Br 01985, A-9795 A-82485, A-82679, Pol A-9795 38599-A Shanghai Shuffle - aFH Dec 158, F-49010, Br 01904, A-505017 38600-A Big John's Special - aHH Dec 214, F-49003, Br 01985, A-9795, A-82485, A-82679, Pol A-9795 38601-B Happy As The Day Is Long - aBC Dec 214, 3885, M-39001, 333426, Y-5011, Br 02039, A-9818, Pol A-9818, Od 284144 Fletcher Henderson, p, on the first two titles, Horace Henderson, p, on the last two; Procope and Jefferson double cl; Russ Morgan, a. New York, September 12, 1934. 38602-A Tidal Wave - aRM Dec 213, Br 02119, A-9901, A-505030, Pol A-130, A-9901 38603-A Down South Camp Meetin' - aFH Dec 213, F-49010, Br 01904, A-505017 38604-B Wrappin' It Up - aFH Dec 157, M-39001, Y-5011, 333426, Br 02039, A-9818, Od 284144, Pol A-9818 38605-B Memphis Blues - aFH Dec 158, Br 02119 A-9901, A-505030, Pol A-321, A-9901 Benny Carter, as, added for the fourth title and possibly the others also; Fletcher Henderson, p, on all but the first title, Horace Henderson on the first and fourth. New York, September 25, 1934. 38723-A Wild Party - a?RM Dec 342, Br 02293 (not issued), 02511 38724-A Rug Cutter's Swing - aHH Dec 342, Br 01974, Pol A-130 38725-A Hotter Than 'Ell - aHH Dec 555, 3518, Br 01974 38728-A Liza (All The Clouds'll Roll Away) Dec 555, Br 02293 (not issued)
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