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- FANNIE JOHNSON Pseudonym on Cameo and Romeo for Viola McCoy, q.v. FLO JOHNSON
- GLADYS JOHNSON Pseudonym on Cameo, Lincoln, Romeo, Variety, and Varsity for Viola McCoy, q.v. GRAVEYARD JOHNSON AND HIS GANG
- HARRY JOHNSONS DANCE ORCHESTRA
- J. C. JOHNSON AND HIS FIVE HOT SPARKS
- JERRY JOHNSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- K. D. JOHNSON
- LUCILLE JOHNSON Pseudonym on Domino for Alberta Perkins, q.v. MARGARET JOHNSON
ED JOHNSON Pseudonym on Dandy 5156 for Wilbur Sweatman, q.v. EDDIE JOHNSON'S CRACKERJACKS Eddie Johnson, p, dir: Harold Baker, James Talphy, t / Winfield Baker, tb / Fred Martin, Walter Martin, as / Chick Franklin, ts / Benny Jackson, bj, g, v / Singleton Palmer, sb / Lester Nichols, d / The Crackerjacks, v. Atlanta, February 25, 1932. 71625-1 The Duck's Yas Yas Yas - vBJ Vic 23329, BB B-6278 71626-1 Good Old Bosom Bread - vC Vic 23329, BB B-6278
EDITH JOHNSON: Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. Long Island City, NY, c. December, 1928. 311 You Ain't No Good Blues QRS R-7048 312 You Know That Ain't Right QRS R-7048 Acc. by Baby James, c / Ike Rodgers, tb / ? Roosevelt Sykes or self, p. Richmond, IN, September 7, 1929. 15558-A Nickel's Worth Of Liver Blues - c / tb / pEJ Pm 12823, Bwy 5093, Cen 3018 15559 Good Chib Blues - tb / pRS Pm 12864, 105, Cen 3021 15560 Can't Make Another Day - c / pRS Pm 12864, 105 15561 Honey Dripper Blues - pRS Pm 12823, Bwy 5093, Cen 3018 NOTE: Broadway 5093 as MAYBELLE ALLEN. The titles on Paramount 12864 were scheduled for issue on Ristic 11, but this was never released. EDITH NORTH JOHNSON: Vocal, acc. by p, with g*. Grafton, WI, c. October, 1929. L-69-2 Honey Dripper Blues No. 2 Pm 12915 L-71- *Beat You Doin' It Pm 13032 L-72- Whispering To My Man Pm 13032 L-73-2 *That's My Man Pm 12939 L-74-2 Eight Hour Woman Pm 12939 L-75-1 Nickel's Worth Of Liver Blues No. 2 Pm 12915 NOTE: Matrix L-70 is untraced. Acc. by Roosevelt Sykes or Count Basie, p. Kansas City, early November, 1929. KC-588- Honey Dripper Blues - pRS Voc 1433 KC-590- Loving That Man Blues - pCB Voc 1433 NOTE: This issue as HATTIE NORTH. Matrix KC-589 is untraced. EDITH JOHNSON: Vocal, acc. by Roosevelt Sykes, p. Chicago, November 16, 1929. 403308-A-B You Know That Ain't Right OK unissued 403309-A Ain't No More To Be Said OK 8748, HJCA HC-118 403310-A-B Don't Know What I'll Do OK unissued 403311-A Heart Aching Blues OK 8748, HJCA HC-118 EDNA JOHNSON Vocal, acc. by vn / g or Charles Booker, p. New York, January 12, 1924. 8703 I'm Drifting From You Blues - vn / g Gnt 5367, Sil 4046 8704 A Woman Gets Tired Of One Man All The Time - pCB Gnt 5367, Sil 4046 ELIZABETH JOHNSON Vocal, acc. by King Oliver, c / Clarence Williams, p. New York, June 26, 1928. 400828-B Empty Bed Blues - Part 1 OK 8593
400829-B Empty Bed Blues - Part 2 OK 8593
Acc. by her Turpentine Tree-O: c / g / woodblocks. New York, October 30, 1928. 401279-B Be My Kid Blues OK 8789 401280-B-C Sobbin' Woman Blues OK 8789 ELNORA JOHNSON Vocal, acc. by Benton Overstreet, p. Chicago, c. July 13, 1927. 12921 Blue Black Bottom Blues BP-8039
12922-A Red Cap Porter Blues BP-8039
Chicago, c. July, 1927. Freakish Papa BP 8033 85390-A I Like That Thing BP 8033 NOTE: There is no trace of either of the last two titles above by this or any other artist in the Gennett files. They may have been recorded by some other studio. ELVIRA JOHNSON Vocal, acc. by the Birmingham Darktown Strutters: Charlie Gaines, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / ? Ernest Elliott, ss / Clarence Williams or possibly Mike Jackson, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, June 10, 1926. X-177 How Could I Be Blue? Gnt 3337, Ch 15127 X-178 Numbers On The Brain Gnt 3337, Ch 15126 FANNIE JOHNSON Pseudonym on Cameo and Romeo for Viola McCoy, q.v. FLO JOHNSON Vocal, acc. by the Beale Street Five: t / tb / cl / p / d. New York, January, February, 1923. 413-A Four O'Clock Blues Cam 318
414-C Sugar Blues Cam 319
FREDDY JOHNSON FREDDY JOHNSON - ARTHUR BRIGGS AND THEIR ALL-STAR ORCHESTRA: Arthur Briggs, Bobby Jones, Theodore Brock, t / Billy Burns, tb / Peter Duconge, cl, as / Alcide Castellanos, as / Frank "Big Boy" Goudie, ts / Freddy Johnson, p, a / Sterling Conaway, g / Juan Fernandez, sb / Billy Taylor, d / Louis Cole, Spencer Williams, v. Paris, c. July, 1933. 6458bkp? Hot Club Stomp Br unissued 6459bkp Sing About The Swanee - vSW Br A-500277 6460bkp By Baby's Gone - vSW Br A-500277 6461bkp Sweet Georgia Brown - vLC Br A-500278 6462bkp Foxy And Grapesy - vLC Br A-500278 FREDDY JOHNSON AND HIS HARLEMITES: Arthur Briggs, Bobby Jones, t / Billy Burns, Herb Flemming, tb / Booker Pitman, cl, as / Cle Saddler, as / Roy Butler, as, bar / Alfred Pratt, ts / Freddy Johnson, p, a / Sterling Conaway, g / Juan Fernandez, sb / Billy Taylor, d. Paris, c. October, 1933. 6574bkp Sweet Madness Br A-500340, Dec F-3810 6575bkp Harlem Bound Br A-500340, Dec F-3810 6575½ Harlem Bound Br A-500340 6576bkp I Got Rhythm Br A-500341 Paris, December 7, 1933. 66452bkp I Got Rhythm Br A-500341, Dec F-5110 6646bkp Tiger Rag Br A-500341, Dec F-5110 FREDDY JOHNSON - LEX VAN SPALL AND THEIR ORCHESTRA: Ralph or Rolf Goldstein, t / Jacob Green, tb / Lex van Spall, as, g / Jascha Trabsky, cl, ts / Freddy Johnson, p, a / Jacques Mirgorodsky, g / Al Weisbard, sb / Lew Galkin, d / Rosie Poindexter, v. Casino Hamdorff, Laren, November 29, 1934. AM-124-1 I Want To Dance - vRP Dec F-42045 AM-125-1 Haarlem Hot Club Stomp - vRP Dec F-42045 AM-126-1 You Took Advantage Of Me - vRP Dec F-42046 AM-127-1 Jungle Fever - vRP Dec F-42046
Henry Johnson, vn, cel, hurdy-gurdy, unknown instrument / James Johnson, p, cel / Henry Moon, George Thomas, g. Richmond, IN, April 20, 1927. 12723 Blue Hawaii - celHJ / 2 g Her 92024 12723-A Blue Hawaii - celHJ / 2 g Gnt 6156, Ch 15434 12724 Hawaiian Harmony Blues - vn / 2 g / h-g Her 92024 12724-A Hawaiian Harmony Blues - vn / 2 g / h-g Gnt 6156, Ch 15434 12725 Down Home Special - vn / 2 g / h-g Bell 1174 12725-A Down Home Special - vn / pg / h-g Gnt 6378, Ch 15509, Spr 351 12726 Neck Bones And Beans - vn / pJJ / 2 g / unknown instrument Her 92025, Spr 351 12726-A Neck Bones And Beans - vn / pJJ / 2 g / unknown instrument Gnt 6168, Ch 15338 12727 Ash Can Stomp - pJJ / 2 g BP 8037, Her 92025 12727-A Ash Can Stomp - pJJ / 2 g Gnt 6168, Ch 15437 12730 Barbecue Blues (F Sharp Blues) - vn / p, celJJ Gnt 6353, Ch 15437 12730-A Barbecue Blues (F Minor Blues) - vn / p, celJJ Spr 328
NOTE: Gennett 6353 and 6378 as WATSON'S PULLMAN PORTERS; Bell 1174 as BUD WARNER AND HIS RED CAPS; Black Patti 8037 as PERRY AND HIS STOMP BAND; Champion 15338 and 15437 as HANK JONES AND HIS GINGER, 15434 as GEORGE THOMAS AND HIS BOYS, 15509 as HANK JONES AND HIS GINGER; Herwin 92025 as HENRY MOON AND GEORGE THOMAS. J. C. JOHNSON AND HIS FIVE HOT SPARKS Possibly: Walter Bennett, c / tb / cl, as / Mabel Horsey, p / Charlie Vincento, bj. Long Island City, NY, c. February, 1929. 346 Texas Man QRS unissued (test exists) 347 Crying For You (Baby Mine) QRS R-7064 348 Red Hot Hottentot
NOTE: J. C. Johnson's Columbia records are of popular ballads and, unlike the above, are of no jazz interest. JAMES P. JOHNSON Piano solos. New York, c. August, 1921. P-151-1 The Harlem Strut
NOTE: Black Swan 2102, labeled JOHNSON'S ALL STAR ORCHESTRA and often claimed as a James P. Johnson item, is in fact by two conventional white dance bands from the Olympic catalog, and of no jazz interest. New York, October 18, 1921. 70259-D Keep Off The Grass OK 4495, JSo AA-504 70260-C Carolina Shout OK 4495, JSo AA-504 JIMMIE JOHNSON'S JAZZ BOYS: James P. Johnson, p, dir: c / tb / cl / cl, ss, as / bj / ob / d. New York, c. October, 1921. Carolina Shout Arto 9096, Bell / Ct P-96, HT K-96 NOTE: Arto 9096 as ARTO BLUE FLAME SYNCOPATORS. JAMES P. JOHNSON'S HARMONY EIGHT: James P. Johnson, p, dir: 2 t / tb / cl, as / as or ts / bj / d. New York, December 5, 1921. 70350-B Dear Old Southland OK / Apex 4504, St 16006 70351-C Bandana Days (intro: Love Will Find A Way) OK / Apex 4504, St 16006 Piano solos. New York, January 23, 1922. Four A.M. Shout Vic test (unnumbered) New York, February 28, 1923. 80877-1-2 Papa Blues Col unissued 80878-1-2-3 Railroad Man Col unissued 80879-1-2-3 Caprice Col unissued 80880-1-2-3 Glory Shout Col unissued New York, June 28, 1923. 81099, 2 Weeping Blues Col A3950 81100-2 Worried And Lonesome Blues Col A3950 Camden, NJ, July 17, 1923. 28196-1-2-3 You Can't Do What My Last Man Did Vic unissued 28197-1-2-3 Bleeding Hearted Blues Vic unissued Camden, NJ, July 25, 1923. 28196-4 You Can't Do What My Last Man Did Vic 19123 28197-6 Bleeding Hearted Blues Vic 19123 New York, August 8, 1923. 71741-A Scouting Around OK 4937
71742-A Toddlin' OK 4937
New York, February 25, 1927. 143531-1-2-3 All That I Had Is Gone Col unissued 143532-1-2-3 Snowy Morning Blues Col unissued New York, March 7, 1927. 143531-5 All That I Had Is Gone Col 14204-D 143532-6 Snowy Morning Blues Col 14204-D JOHNSON'S JAZZERS: Louis Metcalf, c / James P. Johnson, p / Perry Bradford, v. New York, September 2, 1927. 144621-2 Skiddle-De-Scow Col 14247-D 144622-2 Can I Get It Now? Col 14247-D Piano solos. New York, February 3, 1928. 42409-1 Mournful Thoughts Vic unissued 42410-1 Ebony Dreams Vic unissued JIMMY JOHNSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Cootie Williams and another, t / tb / ? Charlie Holmes, cl, ss, as / cl,
146539-3 *Chicago Blues Col 14334-D 145540-1 Mournful Tho'ts Col 14334-D Piano solos. New York, January 29, 1929. 401565-B Riffs OK 8770, Par R-1072, B-71220, Col DB-3495, Od A-286052, 028698 401566-A Feelin' Blue (Feeling Blues*) OK 8770, Col DB-3495* JIMMY JOHNSON AND HIS BAND: Louis Metcalf, c / tb / Ernest Elliott, cl / cl, ts / James P. Johnson, p / Perry Bradford, Gus Horsley, v; there is a cymbal crash at the end of 148015-1, but there is no evidence of a drummer elsewhere on this side. New York, March 5, 1929. 148015-1 Put Your Mind Right On It - vPB-GH Col 14417-D 148016-1-2-3 Sorry - vGH Col unissued Geechie Fields, tb, probably, replaces unknown; ts omitted. New York, March 20, 1929. 148108-3 Fare Thee Honey Blues - vPB Col 14417-D JIMMIE JOHNSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: King Oliver, Dave Nelson, t / Jimmy Archey, tb / 2 cl, as / Charles Frazier, ts / James P. Johnson, Fats Waller, p / Teddy Bunn, bj, g / Harry Hull, sb / d / The Keep Shufflin' Trio (one of whom sounds like Fats Waller), v. New York, November 18, 1929. 57701-2 You Don't Understand - g / vKS3 Vic V-38099, HMV R-14398 57702-2 You've Got To Be Modernistic - bj / vKS3 Vic V-38099, HMV R-14398 Piano solos. New York, January 21, 1930. E-31956- Crying For The Carolines Br 4712, A-8663 E-31957- What Is This Thing Called Love?
E-31958- You've Got To Be Modernistic Br 4762, 80032, A-8718, A-500203 E-31959- Jingles Br 4762, 80032, A-8718 Piano duets and cross-talk patter with Clarence Williams. New York, January 31, 1930. 149951-1 How Could I Be Blue? Col 14502-D 149952-2 I've Found A New Baby Col 14502-D JIMMY JOHNSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ward Pinkett, t, v / t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / James P. Johnson, p / g /
151457-2 Go Harlem - vAR Col 2448-D 151450-2 A Porter's Love Song (To A Chambermaid) - vAR Col 14668-D 151460-3 Just A Crazy Song (Hi-Hi-Hi)- vAR-WP&ch Col 2448-D, J-1175 NOTE: Matrix 151458 is by another pianist - the English concert artist Dame Myra Hess! JERRY JOHNSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA The following side issued under this name is of some jazz interest, but other titles similarly credited may be equally so. Dick Robertson, v, dir: 3 t / tb / 2 as / ts / p / g / sb / d. New York, August 22, 1934. 83798-1 Missouri Misery - vO Vic 24719
The following are of some interest as hot dance music; there may be others of equal quality. JOHNNY JOHNSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Johnny Johnson, p, dir: Bob Ashford, ? Red Nichols, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Frank Crum, Bill Richards, cl, as / Walter Botsford, cl, ts / Bill Morse, vn / Sleepy Hall (John Nelson), bj / Art Campbell, bb / Joe Ziegler or Dusty Roads, d. New York, c. January, 6, 1924. 777-C Wop Blues Cam 477, Lin 2158, Muse 416, Pop 1042 NOTE: Muse 416 as THE MUSICAL COMRADES; Popular 1042 (Australian) is anonymous. JOHNNY JOHNSON AND HIS STATLER PENNSYLVANIANS: Johnny Johnson, p, dir: Frank Cush, t / Eddie Lappe, tb / Charles Murray, cl, as, v / Walter Botsford, al, ts / Roy Strom, vn, v / Sam Browne, bj, v / Johnny Porpora, sb / Harry Shackleford, bb, v / Bob Treaster, d, v / Franklyn Baur, v. New York, October 14, 1927. 40180-2 Together, We Two - vFB Vic 21016, HMV EA-277 Jack Teagarden, tb, replaces Lappe. New York, December 2, 1927. 41134-2 My One And Only - vCM-SB-BT Vic 21113, HMV B-5526, EA-888 41135-1 Thou Swell - vCM-SB-BT Vic 21113, HMV B-5706 Eddie Lappe, tb, replaces Teagarden; Herb Muse, cl, as, v, added. New York, December 21, 1927. 41195-3 Four Walls - vBT-HM-SB Vic 21165, HMV EA-319 Muse or Murray omitted. New York, February 24, 1928. 42478-2 Speedy Boy - vBT-SB-RS-HS Vic 21275 42479-2 The Grass Grows Greener ('Way Down Home) - vBT-SB-HS Vic 21275, HMV B-5493, EA-335 Unknown t / Herb Muse or Charles Murray, cl, as, added. New York, June 11, 1928. 45574-2 Last Night I Dreamed You Kissed Me - vFB Vic 21498, HMV EA-391 New York, September 12, 1928. 47504-2 Once In A Lifetime - vFB Vic 21677, HMV B-5586 Johnny Johnson, p, dir: 2 t / Eddie Lappe or Al Jennings, tb / Fred Kintz, cl, as, v / cl, as / Walter Botsford, cl, ts / Sam Browne, bj, v / bb / Bob Treaster, d, v. Camden, NJ, August 2, 1929, 49489-3 Just You, Just Me - vBT Vic 22085, HMV EA-661 JOHNNY JOHNSON AND HIS POST LODGE ORCHESTRA: Johnny Johnson, p, dir: t, vn / Harry McDaniel, t, v / Al Jennings, tb, v / Fred Kintz, cl, as, v / as / Walter Botsford, cl, ts / bj / bb / Bob Treaster, d, v / Billy Scott, v. New York, June 25, 1930. 62288-3 There's A Wah-Wah Girl In Agua Caliente - vFK-BT-BS Vic 22468, HMV EA-797 Piano solos. New York, September 27, 1934. 84413-1 On The Parkway BB B-6451 84414-1 Punch Drunk Vic 24774, HMV EA-1455 84415-1 Bubbles Vic 24774, HMV EA-1455 84416-1 Moonstone BB B-6451
Vocal, acc. by Lovell Bolan, p. Richmond, IN, May 31, 1928. 13869-B Hard Headed Daddy Gnt 6519
13870 C & O Whistle Blues Gnt unissued 13871 New Loving Blues Gnt unissued 13872 Struttin' My Stuff Gnt unissued 13873 Sweet Daddy Blues Gnt unissued 13874 Lewis Flat Blues Gnt unissued 13876 Bad Luck Blues Gnt unissued 13877 Troublesome Blues Gnt unissued 13878-A Tickling Blues Gnt 6519
K. D. JOHNSON Piano solos. Memphis, August 30, 1928. 45456-1-2 Levee Camp Vic unissued 45457-1-2 Days Of '49 Vic unissued LIL JOHNSON Vocal, acc. by Charles Avery, p / unknown g. Chicago, April 18, 1929. C-3312-B Mean Man Blues Voc unissued C-3313-B Worried Mind Blues Voc unissued NOTE: This session was originally logged in the Brunswick files as LIZA JOHNSON. Vocal, acc. by Montana Taylor, Charles Avery, p, as shown. Chicago, April 23, 1929. C-3353-A Minor Blues - pMT
C-3354-B Montana Blues - pMT Voc unissued C-3355- Never Let Your Left Hand Know What Your Right Hand Do - pCA Voc 1299, Supertone S-2256 C-3356- You'll Never Miss Your Jelly Till Your Jelly Roller's Gone - pCA Voc 1299, Supertone S-2256 Acc. by Charles Avery, p / Hudson Whittaker (as TAMPA RED), g, where shown. Chicago, June 27, 1929. C-3738-A-B Rock That Thing Voc unissued C-3749- House Rent Scuffle - gHW Voc 1410
NOTE: The intervening matrices consist of "Amos and Andy" episodes for radio use, recorded on the same date. Tampa Red omitted. Chicago, July 16, 1929. C-3895- Rock That Thing Voc 1410
LONNIE JOHNSON This artist's vocal recordings belong strictly in Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943, where a full listing will be found. The non-vocal items in his recorded repertoire, however, are listed below. Guitar solo, acc. by James Johnson, p. New York, January 20, 1926. 73944-A Nile Of Genago (w) OK 40695
NOTE: The pianist is not the same person as James P. Johnson. Guitar solo. New York, August 14, 1926. 80075-A To Do This, You Gotta Know How OK 40695
Guitar solo. New York, April 25, 1927. 80746-B I Done Tole You OK unissued (test exists) 80748-A Steppin' On the Blues OK unissued (test exists) Acc. by Lazy Harris (? John Erby), p, where shown. St. Louis, May 1, 1927. 80815-A Four Hands Are Better Than Two - pLH
80815-B Four Hands Are Better Than Two - pLH OK unissued (test exists) Guitar solo. St. Louis, May 2, 1927. 80816-A-B Woke Up With The Blues In My Fingers
Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, October 31, 1927 81587-A-B Six-Eighty-Eight Glide
New York, November 10, 1927. 81810-A-B Layin' On The Strings OK unissued Memphis, February 21, 1928. 400277-B Playing With The Strings OK 8558, Par R-2259 400278-B Stompin' 'Em Along Slow OK 8558, Par R-2259 400279-A Away Down In The Alley Blues OK 8575 400280-A Blues In G OK 8575 LONNIE JOHNSON AND BLIND WILLIE DUNN: Guitar duets with Eddie Lang. New York, November 17, 1928. 401338-B Two Tone Stomp OK 8637, Par R-1195, B-71152, DP-192, Od A-286061 401339-B Have To Change Keys To Play These Blues OK 8637
NOTE: All issues except Okeh 8637 as ED LANG AND LONNIE JOHNSON. New York, May 7, 1929. 401865-A Guitar Blues OK 8711
401866-D Bull Frog Moan OK 8695, Par R-1496, A-3891, Od A-286073 NOTE: Okeh 8711 as BLIND WILLIE DUNN'S GIN BOTTLE FOUR. New York, May 8, 1929. 401869-A A Handful Of Riffs OK 8695, Par R-1496, A-3891, Od A-286073 401870-A Blue Guitars OK 8711
NOTE: Okeh 8711 as BLIND WILLIE DUNN'S GIN BOTTLE FOUR; Parlophone R-1496 and A-3891 as THE LATE ED LANG AND LONNIE JOHNSON. New York, October 9, 1929. 403039-A Deep Minor Rhythm OK 8743
403042-A Midnight Call (Blues) OK 8818
403043-A Hot Fingers OK 8743
403044-B Blue Room (Blues) OK 8818
LUCILLE JOHNSON Pseudonym on Domino for Alberta Perkins, q.v. MARGARET JOHNSON Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Tom Morris, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Sidney Bechet, ss / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. October 19, 1923. 71972-B If I Let You Get Away With It Once, You'll Do It All Of The Time OK 8107, Par E-5187 75973-B E Flat Blues OK 8107, Par E-5187 Acc. by Clarence Williams' Harmonizers: Tom Morris, Bubber Miley, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / ? Ernest Elliott, as / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, September, 1924. 72789-B I Love You Daddy, But You Don't Mean Me No Good OK 8230 72790-B Nobody Knows The Way I Feel This Mornin' OK 8162, Par E-5300 72791-B Absent Minded Blues OK 8162, Par E-5300 Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Louis Armstrong, c / Aaron Thompson, tb / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, November 25, 1924. 72996-A Papa, Mama's All Alone OK 8185
72997-A Changeable Daddy Of Mine OK 8185
Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Bubber Miley, c / Aaron Thompson, tb / Sidney Bechet, ss / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, January 8, 1925. 73081-A Who'll Chop Your Suey (When I'm Gone)? OK 8193 73082-B Done Made A Fool Out Of Me OK 8193 Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. June 9, 1925. 73418-B Nobody's Blues But Mine OK 8220
73419-B I'm A Good-Hearted Mama (But I Got A Trifling Man) OK 8230
73420-6 Death House Blues OK 8220
Acc. by the Black and Blue Trio (four men, according to the Victor files): cl / concertina / p / bj / sb. Phil Worde is given composer credit for at least two titles, and may thus be the pianist, but as the piano and banjo are not heard together, he may be the banjoist, too. New York, July 9, 1926. 35756-1-2 Honey, Don't Go Away - cl / con / p / bj / sb Vic unissued 35757-1 What Kinda Love Is That?, cl / p / bj / sb Vic 20982 35758-1 Folks In New York City Ain't Like Folks Down South - con / bj / sb Vic 20178 35759-1 My Man's Done Done Me Dirty - (con / p / bj / sb) Vic 20178
Acc. by Bob Ricketts, p. New York, c. October 7, 1926. 74392-A Down Yonder Blues OK 8418
74393-A Mama, Papa Don't Wanna Come Back Home OK 8405
74394-A Everything That Happens Just Pleases Me OK 8405
74395-A Heavy Burden Blues OK 8418
Acc. by the Black and Blue Trio: Tom Morris, c / Bob Fuller, cl / Mike Jackson, p. New York, October 20, 1926. 36846-1 When A 'Gator Hollers, Folks Say It's A Sign Of Rain Vic 20333 36846-2 When A 'Gator Hollers, Folks Say It's A Sign Of Rain Vic LP-7049 (LP) 36847-2 Graysom Street Blues Vic 20333 Acc. by Robert Cooksey, h / Bobby Leecan, g / ? Phil Worde or Mike Jackson, p. Camden, NJ, February 14, 1927. 37680-2 Good Woman Blues Vic 20652 37681-2 Second-Handed Blues Vic 20652 37682-2 Dead Drunk Blues Vic 20982 Acc. by Bob Fuller, cl / Porter Grainger, p. New York, September 8, 1921. 81424-B Stinging Bee Blues OK 8506 81425-B Best Friend Blues OK 8506 NOTE: Parlophone R-3506 is credited to Margaret Johnson, but it is in fact by Sara Martin, 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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