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- HICKORY KNOLL PAVILION KINGS
- HICKVILLE THUMPERS
- BILLY HIGGINS See Kitty Brown, Viola McCoy, Josie Miles, and Alberta Perkins. This artist is sometimes listed as JAZZ CASPER. SI HIGGINS AND HIS SODBUSTERS
- HIGH FIDELITYS NYMPHS AND SATYRS
- HIGH SOCIETY SEVEN
- JERRY HILL AND HIS GANG
- SAM HILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- BABE HINES See Skeets Tolbert and his Gentlemen of Swing. EARL HINES
ART HICKMAN Art Hickman made no records that are likely to interest the jazz collector, with the following exception: ART HICKMAN'S ORCHESTRA: Earl Burtnett, p, dir: Roy Fox and another, c / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / cl, ss, ts / vn / bj /
PB-22-1 If I Stay Away Too Long From Carolina Vic 19406
Pseudonym on Champion 15080 for the Vagabonds (itself a pseudonym for the California Ramblers), q.v. EDNA HICKS Vocal, acc. by own p. New York, March 8, 1923. Sugar Blues Vic test (unnumbered) Acc. by Phil Ohman, p. New York, March 21, 1923. 27665-3 I'm Goin' Away (Just To Wear You Off My Mind) Vic 19083 27666-1-2-3 Sugar Blues Vic unissued Acc. by Clarence Johnson, p. New York, April 10, 1923. 27665-5-6-7-8 I'm Goin' Away (Just To Wear You Off My Mind) Vic unissued 27666-4-5-6 Sugar Blues Vic unissued New York, June 18, 1923. 10861 Gulf Coast Blues Br 2463 10865 / 67 You're Always Messin' 'Round With My Man Br unissued 10871 / 63 Triflin' Blues Br unissued 10878 Down-Hearted Blues Br 2463 Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, July 6, 1923. 8436-A-B Sad 'n' Lonely Blues Gnt 5195, St 9423 8437-A Bleeding Hearted Blues Gnt 5195, St 9423 Acc. by Clarence Johnson, p. New York, c. August 7, 1923. 11813 / 4 Walking And Talking Blues Voc 14650, Sil 3013 Acc. by Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra: Fletcher Henderson, p, dir. Elmer Chambers, c / ? Teddy Nixon, tb / Don Redman, cl / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, August 8, 1923. 11815 / 16 You've Got Everything A Sweet Mama Needs But Me Voc 14650, Sil 3013, Gmn 7003 NOTE: Guardsman 7003 as LILA VIVIAN. Vocalion 14650 uses both takes, Guardsman 7003 uses 11816, and the take(s) used on Silvertone are unknown. Acc. by Lemuel Fowler, p. New York, August 18, 1923. 8470-A Tin Roof Blues Gnt 5234, Sil 4017 8471-A Oh Daddy Blues Gnt 5234, Sil 4017 New York, August 24, 1923. 11886 / 87 Wicked Dirty Fives Voc 14659 11890 Squawkin' The Blues Voc 14659 New York, c. September 3, 1923. 8498,-A Satisfied Blues (A Barrelhouse Blues) Gnt 5252
8499-A-B No Name Blues (Some Blues) Gnt 5252
Acc. by Henderson's Hot Four: Elmer Chambers, c / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, early September, 1923. Just Thinkin' (A Blues) Ajax 17006 Acc. by Lemuel Fowler, p. New York, September 24, 1923. 81227-1-2-3-4 Daddy, Ease It To Me Col unissued 81228-1 No Name Blues Col 14001-D, Diva 6028-G, VT 7054-V Acc. by Porter Grainger, p, o, as shown. New York, October 1923. 'Tain't A Doggone Thing But The Blues - o Ajax 17006 Mistreatin' Daddy - p Ajax 17008, Pm 12024 Save Your Man And Satisfy Your Soul - p Ajax 17008, Pm 12024 Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, October 11, 1923. 81278-2 Save Your Man And Satisfy Your Soul Col 14001-D, Diva 6028-G, VT 7054-V Acc. by Charles A. Matson (WATSON on some labels), p. New York, early November, 1923. 1549-1-2 Kansas City Man Blues Pm 12069 1550-1-3 Uncle Sam Blues Pm 12069 Acc. by Don Redman, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, November 21, 1923. 81366-1-2-3 Chicago Bound Blues Col unissued Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, c. November, 1923. 31013-2 Kind Lovin' Blues Ajax 17012 31014-2 I Don't Love Nobody (So I Don't Have No Blues) Ajax 17012 Acc. by Porter Grainger's Sawin' Three: ? Elmer Chambers, c / Hooks Tilford, cl / Porter Grainger, p. New York, late December, 1923. 1629-2-3 Hard Luck Blues Pm 12023
1630-2 I Don't Love Nobody So I Don't Have No Blues Pm 12023
1631-1-2 Cemetery Blues Pm 12089
1632-2-3 Poor Me Blues Pm 12089
NOTE: The band is identified as shown above only on Paramount 12089. Acc. by Fletcher Henderson's Trio: Joe Smith, c / ? Don Redman, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, late December, 1923-early January, 1924. 1633-2 Where Can That Somebody Be? Pm 12090
1634-2 If You Don't Give Me What I Want (I'm Gonna Get It Somewhere Else) Pm 12090
Acc. by Lovie Austin and her Blues Serenaders: Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Horace Diemer, as / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, c. March, 1924. 1710-2 Down On The Levee Blues Pm 12204 1711-2 Lonesome Woman Blues Pm 12204, Sil 3520 NOTE: Silvertone as MAE ALIX. MINNIE HICKS Vocal, acc. by Eurreal "Little Brother" Montgomery, p / ? allegedly g played by __ Hicks (apparently the singer's husband). Chicago, January 5, 1931. C-6881- Sweet Rider Blues Mt M-12549 C-6882- Jim Jam Blues Mt M-12549 HICKVILLE THUMPERS Pseudonym on XX 2 for King Mutt's Tennessee Thumpers, q.v. J. C. HIGGINBOTHAM J. C. HIGGINBOTHAM AND HIS SIX HICKS: Henry Allen, t / J. C. Higginbotham, tb / Charlie Holmes, as / Luis Russell, p / Will Johnson, g / Pops Foster, sb / Paul Barbarin, d. New York, February 5, 1930. 403736-B Give Me Your Telephone Number OK 8772, HRS 14, Od PO-67, A-2417, 028512, Par R-2799, A-7387, PZ-11121 403737-C Higginbotham Blues OK 8772, HRS 14, Col 36011, Od A-2417, 028512, Par R-2799, A-7387, PZ-11121 BILLY HIGGINS See Kitty Brown, Viola McCoy, Josie Miles, and Alberta Perkins. This artist is sometimes listed as JAZZ CASPER. SI HIGGINS AND HIS SODBUSTERS Pseudonym on Harmony 739-H for the California Ramblers (BLESS YOU! SISTER), q.v., and the Night Club Orchestra, a Harry Reser group of no jazz interest in this case (THE PRUNE SONG). HIGH FIDELITY'S NYMPHS AND SATYRS Pseudonym on XX for Lovie Austin's Blues Serenaders, q.v. THE HIGH HATTERS Leonard Joy directed this Victor house band from 1928 to 1931, but the name was also used for another studio orchestra directed by Ken Macomber in 1934 (see also Peggy English). The following sides are known to feature good solos, and there may be others of similar quality. Leonard Joy dir: Mike Mosiello, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as / Jack Pierce, ts / Lou Raderman,
50925-4 Good Little, Bad Little You - vFL Vic 21909 Louis Martin, as, bar, added; Cherwin plays sb; Belle Mann, v; Magnante omitted. New York, July 5, 1929. 53907-3 Daddy, Won't You Please Come Home? - vBM Vic 22046, HMV B-5714 53908-1-2-3 Low-Down Rhythm - vFL Vic unissued 2nd t added. New York, July 11, 1929. 53908-5 Low-Down Rhythm - vFL Vic 22041, HMV B-5719, EA-642 53914-2 Gotta Feelin' For You - vFL Vic 22041 Martin omitted; ? Murray Kellner, vn / Charlie Magnante, pac, added. New York, November 6, 1929. 57135-1-2-3-4 Hoosier Hop - vFL Vic unissued New York, November 19, 1929. 57135-8 Hoosier Hop - vFL Vic 22218, HMV EA-702
Pseudonym on Oriole 226 (CHARLEY, MY BOY) for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra, q.v. THE HIGH STEPPERS See Joel Shaw and his Orchestra. HIGHTOWER'S NIGHT HAWKS Willie Hightower, c / John Lindsay, tb / Fred, Parham, cl, ss, as / Richard M. Jones, p / Bud Scott, bj / Rudy Richardson, d. Chicago, c. July 20, 1927. 12937-A Boar Hog Blues BP 8045
12938-A Squeeze Me BP 8045, Ch 15491 NOTE: Champion 15491 as DUKE RANDALL AND HIS BOYS.
Piano solos, acc. by Johnny Wells, d. Chicago, March 30, 1929. C-3210-A Stompin' 'Em Down Voc 1270, V-1027, Br 80034 C-3211-A Tack Head Blues Voc 1270, V-1027, Br 80034 ALEX HILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Bob Shoffner, t / John Thomas, tb / Darnell Howard, cl, as / George James,
C-5035-A-B Dyin' With The Blues Swaggie JCS-125 (LP) C-5036-C Toogaloo Shout Voc 1493 George Dixon, t, v, replaces Shoffner. Chicago, February 8, 1930. C-5273- St. James' Infirmary - vGD Voc 1465, Spt S-2237 C-5275- Southbound Voc 1465, Spt S-2237 C-5276- Dyin' With The Blues Voc 1493
NOTE: C-5275 and C-5276 are alternative takes of the same selection. ALEX HILL AND HIS HOLLYWOOD SEPIANS: Alex Hill, a, v, dir: Joe Thomas, Dick Green, t / Clyde Bernhardt, Farnley Jordan, tb / Albert Nicholas, cl / George James, as / Gene Sedric, ts / Charlie Beal, p / Eddie Gibbs, g / Billy Taylor, sb / Harry Dial, d. New York, September 10, 1934. 15879-1 Ain't It Nice? Voc 2826, Br A-500495 15880-1 Functionizin' Voc 2826, Br A-500495 Benny Carter, t, replaces Green; Claude Jones, tb, replaces Bernhardt and Jordan; Garnet Clark, p, replaces Beal. New York, October 19, 1934. 16141-1 Song Of The Plow - vAH Voc 2848, Br 02078, A-9940, A-500511 16142-1 Lets Have A Jubilee - YAH Voc 2848, S-70
Vocal, acc. by Louis Armstrong, c / Richard M. Jones, p. Chicago, November 9, 1925. 9456-A Low Land Blues OK 8273
9457-A Kid Man Blues OK 8273
Chicago, February 23, 1926. 9509-A Lonesome, All Alone And Blue OK 8339 9510-B Trouble In Mind OK 8312, ARC 6-12-70, Cq 8937, Voc 04379, HJCA-614, AF A-040, Jazz Unlimited 3 9511-A Georgia Man OK 8312, ARC 6-12-70, Cq 8937, Voc 04379 Acc. by Richard M. Jones' Jazz Wizards: Shirley Clay, c / Preston Jackson, tb / Artie Starks, cl, as / Richard M. Jones, p / ? Cliff Jones, d. Chicago, June 14, 1926. 9710-A Leavenworth Blues OK 8367
No d; Johnny St. Cyr, bj, added; speech by Bertha Hill and Richard M. Jones*. Chicago, June 15, 1926. 9719-A Panama Limited Blues OK 8367 9720-A *Street Walker Blues OK 8437, HJCA HC-102 Acc. by Louis Armstrong, c / Richard M. Jones, p. Chicago, November 23, 1926. 9949-A Pleadin' For The Blues OK 8420, AF A-038 9950-A Pratts City Blues [sic] OK 8420, AF A-038, BRS 10, HJCA 614, HRS Dividend 9951-A Mess, Katie, Mess OK 8437, HJCA HC-102 Chicago, November 26, 1926. 9971-A Lovesick Blues OK 8453, HJCA 614 9972-A Lonesome Weary Blues OK 8453, HJCA 614 Acc. by Richard M. Jones' Jazz Wizards: Shirley Clay, c / Artie Starks, cl, speech** / Richard M. Jones, p, speech** / Johnny St. Cyr, bj. Chicago, May 14, 1927. 80880-A-B Go Go Blues OK unissued 80881-A Do Dirty Blues OK 8473, Decatur 502 80882-A **Sport Model Mama OK 8473, Decatur 502 80883-A-B Mississippi Waters Blues OK unissued Acc. by p / Lonnie Johnson, g. Chicago, December 16, 1927. 82085-A-B Hard Time Blues OK unissued 82086-A-B Weary Money Blues OK unissued 82087-A-B Tell Me Why OK unissued 82088-A-B Speedway Blues OK unissued Acc. by Georgia Tom (Thomas A. Dorsey), p / Tampa Red (Hudson Whittaker), g. Chicago, October 13, 1928. C-2433-B Some Cold Rainy Day Voc 1264 C-2434-B Weary Money Blues Voc 1224 Chicago, October 16, 1928. C-2448-B Hard Time Blues Voc 1264
C-2449-B Christmas Man Blues Voc 1224
NOTE: The last two sides are labeled CHIPPIE HILL AND TAMPA RED, but Tampa Red does not sing. Acc. by ? Shirley Clay, c / ? Artie Starks, cl / Richard M. Jones, p. Chicago, November 1, 1928. C-2509- Trouble In Mind Voc 1248
C-2510- Hangman Blues Voc 1248
Acc. by Scrapper Blackwell, g, and unknown others. Chicago, February 15, 1929. C-2972-B Naptown Strut Voc unissued C-2973-A Non-Skid Tread (Instrumental Drag) - no v Voc unissued NOTE: These are listed in the Brunswick files as SCRAPPER BLACKWELL AND THE TWO ROYS, WITH CHIPPIE HILL. Acc. by ? Georgia Tom (Thomas A. Dorsey), p / ? Tampa Red (Hudson Whittaker), g / ? Bill Johnson, sb. Chicago, March 16, 1929. C-3132-A I Ain't Gonna Do It No More Voc 1406 C-3133-A Pratt City Blues Voc 1406
Instrumentation and personnel unknown. Richmond, IN, September 10, 1928. 14262,-A Tiger Rag Gnt unissued 14263 St. Louis Blues Gnt unissued JERRY HILL AND HIS GANG Pseudonym on Golden Tongue CW-134 for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. JUD HILL JUD HILL'S BLUE DEVILS: 2 t / tb / cl, as / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, October 30, 1925. 9815-A Manhattan (intro: Sentimental Me) Gnt 3180, Ch 15050 9816-A Evolution Blues Gnt 3186
New York, November 18, 1925. 9850-A-B T N T Gnt 3200 9851-B Military Mike Gnt 3200 NOTE: The Gennett files say the masters of these two sides were sent to the London office of the Vocalion Company on January 4, 1926, but there is no trace of either having ever been issued in the U.K. JUD HILL'S CLUB MOROCCO ORCHESTRA (FORMERLY BLUE DEVILS): Same instrumentation. New York, November 25, 1925 9867-B Look Who's Here! Gnt 3230 9868,-A Everlasting Blues Gnt unissued New York, November 30, 1925. 9876-A-B Lonesome Gnt 3211
9877-A You Know (The Blue Devils' Laughing Song) - v Gnt 3211
9878-A Song Of The Vagabonds Gnt 3218, Ch 15059 NOTE: Champion 15059 as DICK BEESON AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
Vocal, acc. by c / p. New York, August, 1924. 13496 Old North State Blues Voc 14874 Acc., by Porter Grainger, p. New York, January 15, 1927. E-4388 Make Me Love You Voc unissued E-4389 Prescription For The Blues Voc unissued
Vocal, acc. by c / p / g / stg. Chicago, July 3, 1928. 46043-2 Nobody Cares Vic V-40134 46044-1 Daddy Be Careful Vic V-40134 46045-1 Dinah Vic V-40042 46046-2 Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider Vic V-40042 SAM HILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Oriole for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra, q.v. HILL TOP INN ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Champion 15203 for Johnny Clesi's Areolians, q.v. EDWARD HILLEARY ORCHESTRA Unknown t / tb / cl / bar or bsx / p / bj / bb / d. Los Angeles, October 23, 1928. LAE-304 Wabash Blues Voc 15763 LAE-305 Low Down Voc unissued NOTE: Vocalion 15763 as THE RHYTHM MAKERS, although the recording sheet credits "Edward Hilleary - Pacific Coast Club, Long Beach." These were recorded as Brunswick tests but were unissued on that label.
Piano solos. Long Island City, NY, December 8, 1928. 287 Blues In Thirds (Caution Blues) QRS R-7036, HRS 21, 1010, JS 506 288-A Off Time Blues QRS R-7036, HRS 19, 1009, JS 506 289 Chicago High Life QRS R-7037, HRS 11, 1012, JS 505 290 A Monday Date QRS R-7037, Gzl 1044, HRS 19, 1009, JS 505 291 Stowaway QRS R-7038, HRS 20, 1011, JS 512, Gzl 3002 292-A Chimes In Blues QRS R-7038, HRS 21, 1010, JS 512, Gzl 3002 293 Panther Rag QRS R-709, HRS 20, 1011, JS 511 294-A Just Too Soon QRS R-709, HRS 11, 1012, JS 511 Chicago, December 9, 1928. 402210-C Caution Blues OK 8832, Col 35876, Par R-878, Od A-2319, A-286032 402211-A A Monday Date OK 8832, Col 2800-D, 35876, DCH-323, Par R-1862, A-3989, B-71139, Od A-2319, B-27638 Chicago, December 12, 1928. 402218-A I Ain't Got Nobody OK 8653, 41175, Col 35875, Par R-540, Od 165620, 193293, A-2380, A-286006 402220-A Fifty-Seven Varieties OK 8653, 41175, Col 2800-D, 35875, Par R-510, A-2989, B-35633, Od 165620, 193293, A-2419, A-28600 EARL HINES AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Earl Hines, p, v, dir: Shirley Clay, Bob Schoffner, c / William Franklin, tb, v / Lester Boone, cl, as, bar / Toby Turner, cl, as / Cecil Irwin, cl, ts, a / Claude Roberts, bj, g / Hayes Alvis, bb, v, a / Benny Washington, d / Alex Hill, a. Chicago, February 13, 1929. 48883-2 Sweet Ella May - vWF Vic FPM1-7023 (LP) 48883-3 Sweet Ella May - vWF Vic 22842 48884-3 Everybody Loves My Baby - vEH Vic V-38042, BB B-7040 Chicago, February 14, 1929. 48885-2 Good Little, Bad Little You - vWF Vic V-38043, BB B-7768 48885-3 Good Little, Bad Little You - vHA Vic V-38043 48886-3 Have You Ever Felt That Way? - vEH Vic V-38048 Chicago, February 15, 1929. 48887-1 Beau-Koo Jack - aAH Vic FPM1-7023 (LP) 48887-2 Beau-Koo Jack - aAH Vic V-38043, BB B-7040, B-7768 48888-3 Sister Kate - vEH Vic 22683 Clay or Schoffner; Turner; Boone or Irwin; Hines (four musicians only*). Chicago, February 22, 1929. 50509-1-2-3 *She's Funny That Way - vEH Vic unissued 50510-1-2-3 *Mississippi, Here I Am - vEH Vic unissued 50511-2 Chicago Rhythm Vic V-38042 50512-1-2-3 It's A Precious Little Thing Called Love — vEH Vic unissued Piano solo only, where shown. Chicago, February 25, 1929. 50527-1-2-3 I'm Looking For That Certain Man To Love Vic unissued 50528-1 Glad Rag Doll - p X LVA-3023, Vic 130224, RA-5307 (LPs) 50528-2 Glad Rag Doll - p BB B-10555, HMV JK-2282, X-6540 Earl Hines, p, dir: Shirley Clay, George Mitchell, c / William Franklin, tb / Lester Boone, cl, as, bar / Toby Turner, cl, as / Cecil Irwin, cl, ts, a / Claude Roberts, bj, g / Hayes Alvis, bb, a / Benny Washington, d. Chicago, October 25, 1929. 57322-2 Grand Piano Blues Vic V-38096, BB B-6744, HMV JK-2173 57323-1-2-3 Times Ain't What They Used To Be Vic unissued 57324-1-2-3 Trying Vic unissued 57325-2 Blue Nights - aHA Vic V-38096, BP B-6744, HMV JK-2173 Earl Hines, p, dir: Charlie Allen, t / George, Dixon, t, a / Walter Fuller, t, v / Louis Taylor tb, a / William Franklin, tb / Darnell Howard, cl, as, vn / Omer Simeon, cl, as, bar / Cecil Irwin, cl, ts, a / Lawrence Dixon, g, a / Quinn Wilson, bb, sb, a / Wallace Bishop, d / Henry Woodip, a. New York, June 28, 1932. B-11990-A Oh! You Sweet Thing - vWF Br unissued B-11991-A Oh! You Sweet Thing Br unissued B-11992-A Blue Drag Br unissued B-11993-A Deep Forest Col 35878, Br 01464, A-500189 Earl Hines, p only, where shown. New York, July 14, 1932. B-12074-A Oh! You Sweet Thing Br 6345, 01464, A-9291, A-500186 B-12075-A-B Blue Drag Br 6345, 01388, A-9291, A-500186 B-12076-A I Love You Because I Love You - vWF Br 6379, A-9309 B-12077-A-B I Love You Because I Love You
B-12078-A-B Sensational Mood - aHW Br 6379, 01366, A-9309, A-500189 B-12079-A-B Love Me Tonight - p Br 6403, 01390, A-9294, A-500327 B-12079-C Love Me Tonight - p Col 35877 B-12080-A Down Among The Sheltering Palms - p Br 6403, 01361, A-9294, A-500203 B-12080-B Down Among The Sheltering Palms - p Col 35877 TO-1181 I Love You Because I Love You Br test TO-1182 My One Ambition Is You Br test Jimmy Mundy, ts, a, added; Valaida Snow, v. New York, February 13, 1933. B-13060-A-C Rosetta - aCI, vWF Col 35878 B-13060-B-D Rosetta - aCI, vWF Br 6541, 01559 A-9399 B-13061-A-B Why Must We Part? - aLT Br A-9407, A-560236 B-13062-A-B Maybe I'm To Blame - aLD / vVS Br A-9407, A-500512 B-13063-A-B Cavernism (Vavernism*) - aJM Br 6541, 01559, A-9399*, A-500236 Trummy Young, tb, added. Chicago, October 27, 1933. C-643-1 Take It Easy - aJM Br 6771, A-500432 C-644-1 Harlem Lament - aQW Br 6771, 02075, A-9908, 4896 (Italian) C-645-1 Bubbling Over - aLD Br 6710, 01682, 4881 (Italian) C-646-1 I Want A Lot Of Love - aLD Br 6710, 01682 Herb Jeffries, v. New York, March 26, 1934. B-15000-A-C Just To Be In Caroline - vHJ / aLD Br 6960
B-15001-A-C We Found Romance - vWF / aCI Br 6960
B-15002-A-C Blue - vHJ / aQW Br 6872, 01796 B-15003-A Madhouse - aJM Voc 3379, S-168, Br A-500432 New York, March 27, 1934. B-15006-A-C Julia - vWF / aGD Br 6872, 01796, 4906 B-15007-A Darkness Voc 3379, S-167, Br A-500431 B-15008-A You're The One Of My Dreams - vWF / aCI Voc 3392 B-15009-A Swingin' Down Voc 3392, S-168, Br A-500431 Chicago, September 12, 1934. C-9461-A That's A Plenty - aQW Dec 182, Br 01928 C-9462-A Fat Babes - aJM Dec 218, Br 01928 C-9463-A-B Maple Leaf Rag (Scott Joplin) - aQW Dec 218, MU-60523, Br 01995 C-9464-A Sweet Georgia Brown - aQW Dec 182, Br 01995, A-82648 C-9465-A Rosetta - vWF / aQW Dec 337, 3517, Voc S-237, A-82648 Earl Hines, p, dir: Charlie Allen, George Dixon, t / Walter Fuller, t, a / Louis Taylor, William Franklin, Trummy Young, tb / Darnell Howard, cl, as, vn / Omer Simeon, cl, as, bar / Cecil Irwin, cl, ts, a / Jimmy Mundy, ts, a / Lawrence Dixon, g / Quinn Wilson, sb, a / Wallace Bishop, d / Henry Woodip, a. Chicago, September 13, 1934. C-9474-A Copenhagen - aJM Dec 337, Br 02286 C-9475-A Angry - aQW Dec 183 C-9476-A Wolverine Blues - aQM Dec 577, Br 02286 C-9477-A Rock And Rye - aJM Dec 577 C-9478-A Cavernism - aJM Dec 183, Voc S-246 "THE HIT" ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Harmony HU-41507 for Ben Selvin and his Orchestra, q.v. 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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