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- PIGGY JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- WILLIE JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- JONES CHICAGO COSMPOLITANS See Richard M. Jones. JONES AND COLLINS ASTORIA HOT EIGHT
- JONES PARAMOUNT CHARLESTON FOUR
- JONES-SMITH INCORPORATED See Count Basie. JENNIE JORDAN
- HAL JORDY AND HIS OLD ABSINTHE HOUSE ORCHESTRA
- TEDDY JOYCE AND HIS PENN STAGE RECORDERS
- THE JOY DISPENSERS See the Grey Gull studio bands. HOWARD JOYNER
- RAYMOND JULIANS JAZZ BOYS Pseudonym on Odeon for Arthur Rosebery, q.v. THE JUNGLE BAND
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MAMIE JONES Pseudonym on Silvertone for Ethel Waters, q.v., and on Black Swan for Aileen Stanley. MAUDE JONES Pseudonym on Medallion for Lillyn Brown, q.v. PIGGY JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA Originally believed to be a Ben Selvin unit, this is now believed to be a Nathan Glantz unit. Of this group's output, only the following are of minor interest. Earl Oliver and another, t / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / cl, as, its / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. July 16, 1925. 9671 Yes, Sir! That's My Baby Gnt 3104, Ch 15004 9672 Mighty Blue Gnt 3109, Sil 3109 9673 Does My Sweetie Do - And How! Gnt 3104, Ch 15004 NOTE: Champion 15004 as THE SEVEN SYNCOPATORS, Silvertone as CINDERELLA DANCE ORCHESTRA. RICHARD M. JONES Piano solos. Richmond, IN, June 1, 1923. 11492 Jazzin' Babies' Blues
11493 Twelfth Street Rag (Euday L. Bowman) Gnt 5174, JC L-85 RICHARD M. JONES' THREE JAZZ WIZARDS: Albert Nicholas, cl / Richard M. Jones, p, v / Johnny St. Cyr, bj. Chicago, November 6, 1925. 9446-A New Orleans Shags OK 8290
9447-A Spanish Shawl OK 8260
9448-A 29th And Dearborn OK 8260
9449-A Wonderful Dream - vRMJ OK 8290
RICHARD M. JONES JAZZ WIZARDS: Shirley Clay, c / Preston Jackson, tb / Artie Starks, cl, as / Richard M. Jones, p / Johnny St. Cyr, bj. Chicago, June 15, 1926. 9721-A Kin To Kant Blues OK 8349
Chicago, June 22, 1926. 9772-A Mushmouth Blues OK 8349
9773-A Baby O' Mine OK 8390
Jones addresses the pianist on the session, said to be George Reynolds, as "Brother Harrison." Leslie Coley, bj, replaces St. Cyr. Chicago, November 24, 1926. 9960-A Dusty Bottom Blues OK 8431, JCl 541 9961-A Scagmore Green OK 8431, JCl 541 ? Shirley Clay, c / Henry Clark, tb / Artie Starks, cl, as / Warner Seals, ts / Richard M. Jones, p, v / Ikey Robinson, bj. Chicago, June 13, 1927. 38681-3 Hollywood Shuffle Vic 20812 38682-1 Dark Alley Vic 20812 38683-1 Smoked Meat Blues - vRMJ Vic 20859 38684-2 Good Stuff - vRMJ Vic 20859 Shirley Clay, c / William Franklin, tb, v / Artie Starks, cl, as / Richard M. Jones, p / Ikey Robinson, bj, g / Charlie Turner, bb / Wallace Bishop, d. Chicago, November 7, 1927. 40820-2 Jazzin' Baby Blues [sic] Vic 21203 40821-2 African Hunch Vic 21345 40822-2 Boar Hog Blues Vic 21203 40823-1-2 Who Made You Cry, Sugar Babe? - vWF Vic unissued WALLIE COULTER AND HIS BAND: ? Jimmy Cobb, c / ? William Franklin, tb / cl, ss, as / Richard M. Jones, p / Ikey Robinson, bj (g?). Chicago, c. December 19, 1927. 13303-B Good Stuff Gnt 6369, GS 40114, Spr 327 13304 Hollywood Shuffle Gnt 6369, GS 40113, Spr 327 RICHARD JONES AND HIS JAZZ WIZARDS: Elisha Herbert, c / William Franklin, tb / Artie Starks, cl / as / Richard M. Jones, p. Chicago, October, 1928. 20928-2 Hot And Ready Pm 12705, 14001, JC L-75, AF A-050 20929-2 It's A Low-Down Thing Pm 12705, 14001, JC L-75, AF A-050 Jimmy McLeary, t / Roy Palmer, tb / Omer Simeon, Artie Starks, cl, as / Richard M. Jones, p / Quinn Wilson, bb; or Simeon, Starks, and Jones, with Clarence Black, vn, only*). Chicago, February 8, 1929. 48872-1 Novelty Blues Vic V-38040 BB B-6627 48872-2 Novelty Blues
48873-1-2 Buffalo Blues (New Jersey Blues) Vic unissued 48874-1 Tickle Britches Blues* - 2cl / vn / p HMV 7EG-8125 (EP) 48874-2 Tickle Britches Blues - 2cl / vn / p Vic V-3840, BB B-6627 48875-1-2 Baby Mine Vic unissued
Willie Jones, d, dir: Ed White, Ted Shame, t / Sam Seearce, tb / Leonard Gay, V. Bassett, S. Richardson, cl, ss, as, ts / H. Seldon, p / W. Warfield, bj / C. Peterson, bb. Richmond, IN, November 21, 1927. GEX-964-A Ragamuffin Stomp Gnt 6370
GEX-965-B Michigan Stomp Gnt 6326, Ch 15455 GEX-966 Bugs Gnt 6326, Ch 15402, Spr 302 NOTE: Champion 15402 and 15455 as PETE RICHARDS AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
Lee Collins, c / Sidney Arodin, cl / Theodore Purnell, as / David Jones, ts / Joe Robechaux, p / Emmanuel Sayles, bj / Al Morgan, sb, v / Joe Strode-Raphael, d. New Orleans, November 15, 1929. 56534-1 Astoria Strut
56535-1 Duet Stomp - vAM Vic V-38576, BB B-8168, Bm 1001 56536-1 Damp Weather BB B-10952, Bm 1002, Magnolia 9 56536-2 Damp Weather Merritt 1 (LP) 56537-1 Tip Easy Blues BB B-10952, Bm 1002, Magnolia 9 56537-2 Tip Easy Blues Merritt 1 (LP) JONES' PARAMOUNT CHARLESTON FOUR Harvey Jones, k ("humanophone") / ? Eddie Vincent, tb / Ernest Tapley, James Turner, bj, md. Chicago, c. May, 1925. 2116-2 Homeward Bound Blues (Back Home Blues*) Pm 12279, Her 92019* 2117-2 Old Steady Roll Pm 12279
NOTE: Herwin as BIRMINGHAM BLUETETTE. JONES-SMITH INCORPORATED See Count Basie. JENNIE JORDAN Pseudonym on Champion for Hattie Garland, q.v. JOE JORDAN'S TEN SHARPS AND FLATS Joe Jordan, p, dir: Ed Allen, William Logan, c / Joe Brown, tb / Bennie Moten, James Nichols, cl, as / Clarence Miller, ts / Mike McKendrick, bj / Ed Bergen, bb / Jasper Taylor, d / Clarence Williams, comments*. New York, May 8, 1926. 142170-3 Senegalese Stomp Col 14144-D 142171-2 *Morocco Blues Col 14144-D Unknown d replaces Taylor. New York, early July, 1926. 6701-1*-3 Morocco Blues Ban 1821*, Dom 3791, Re 8129, BM 1034, Fos 8129 6702-1 Old Folks Shuffle Dom 3791, Re 8129, BM 1034, Fos 8129 6702-2 Old Folks Shuffle Or 717 6702-3 Old Folks Shuffle Ban 1821 NOTE: Oriole 717 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND. GENEVIEVE JORDON Vocal, acc. t / tb / cl / cl, as / p / ? bj / ? bb. New York, October 11, 1923. 9204 Baby's Got The Blues
Hal Jordy, as, bar, dir. unknown personnel. New Orleans, October 1, 1929. TNO-240-A-B Absinthe House Stomp Br unissued TNO-241-A-B I Was Fooling You Br unissued JIMMY JOY JIMMIE'S JOYS: Jimmy Maloney (Joy), cl, dir: Rex Preis, c / Jack Brown, tb / Gilbert O'Shaughnessy, Collis Bradt, as, ts / Lynn Harrell, p / Clyde Austin, bj / Johnny Cole, bb / Dick Hammell, d. Los Angeles, c. August, 1923. C-1853 Sobbin' Blues Golden B-1855 Toddlin' Blues Golden ?
Angry Golden ?
C-1856 Wolverine Blues Golden B-1855 C-1857 No, No, Nora Golden B-1858 C-1858 Tiger Rag Golden B-1858 C-1863 Bugle Call Rag Golden B-1865 C-1865 St. Louis Blues Golden B-1865 JIMMY JOY'S ST. ANTHONY'S HOTEL ORCHESTRA: As above. Dallas, October, 1924. 8754-A Milenberg Joys OK 40251, LAR A-4338, Od 03161 8755-A Clarinet Marmalade Blues OK 40329 8756-A Mama Will Be Gone OK 40251, LAR A-4338, Od 03161 Amos Ayalla, d, replaces Hammell. Kansas City, May, 1925 9107-A Memphis Bound OK 40388
9108-A Riverboat Shuffle OK 40388
9109-A Indian Dawn OK 40381, Par E-5401, LAR A-4291, Od 03314 9110-A Be Yourself OK 40420
9111-B China Girl OK 40381, Par E-5401, A-2041, LAR A-4291 9113-A Wild Jazz OK 40420
9114-B Springtime Is Love Time OK 40484, LAR A-4310, Od 03318 NOTE: Parlophone E-5401 as JIMMY JOY'S ORCHESTRA; A-2041 as JIMMY JOY'S ST. ANTHONY HOTEL
JIMMY JOY'S BAKER HOTEL ORCHESTRA: Jimmy Maloney (Joy), cl, dir: Rex Preis, c / Jack Brown, tb / Gilbert O'Shaughnessy, Norman Smith, as, ts / Lynn Harrell, p / Clyde Austin, bj / Johnny Cole, bb / Dick Hammell, d. Dallas, c. October 19, 1925 . 9371-A Red Hot Henry Brown OK 40494, Od, 03328 9372-B My Sweet Gal OK 40539 9373-A Fallin' Down OK 40494 9374-B Hay Foot, Straw Foot OK 40504, Par E-5551, LAR A-4313 9375-A Everybody Stomp OK 40504, Par E-5551 9377-A St. Louis Blues OK 40539 9378-B Stomp It, Mr. Kelly OK 40627 JIMMY JOY'S ORCHESTRA: Jimmy Maloney (Joy), cl, as, dir: Frank Waterhouse, Russ Majestic t / Jack Brown, tb / Unknown, Gilbert O'Shaughnessy, cl, as / Norman Smith, cl, ts / Terry Shand, p / Earl Hatch, 2nd p, pac / Clyde Austin, bj, g / Pappy Maples, bb / Dick Hammell, d / Orville Andrews, v. Chicago, March 19, 1928. C-1719 / 20 I Got Worry - v3 Br unissued C-1721 I Got Worry Br unissued? C-1722 From Monday On - vOA Br 3905 C-1724 From Monday On Br unissued? C-1725 The Yale Blues - v3 Br 3905 C-1727 The Yale Blues Br unissued? C-1728 / 29 Nothin' On My Mind (But The Moonlight, The Starlight, And You) - vOA Br unissued C-1730 Nothin' On My Mind (But The Moonlight, The Starlight, And You) Br unissued Matty Matlock, cl, as, replaces unknown. Chicago, May 21, 1928. C-1958-A-B You're The First Thing I Think Of In The Morning - v3 Br 3959, 3857 C-1959-G You're The First Thing I Think Of In The Morning Br unissued? C-1960-A-B Chilly-Pom-Pom-Pee - v3 Br 3960, 3844 C-1961-? Chilly-Pom-Pom-Pee Br 7848
C-1961-G Chile Pom-Pom-Pi [Chilly-Pom-Pom-Pee] Br 40488
C-1962-A-B Today Is Today - v3 Br 3960, 3844 C-1963-G Today Is Today Br 7848
C-1964-A-B I Got Worry - v3 Br 3959, 3857 NOTE: Brunswick 40488 as JIMMY JOY Y SU ORQUESTA. Kansas City, November 10, 1929. KC-614- Harmonica Harry - v Br 4640
KC-615- Can't You Understand? - v Br 4640
TEDDY JOYCE AND HIS PENN STAGE RECORDERS Teddy Joyce, vn, v, dir: Manny Klein, t / tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / p / bj / bb / d. New York, September 11, 1929. 148990-1-2 Collegiate Sam - vTJ&Eh Har 1009-H, SR 1072-P 148991-3 Gotta Feelin' For You - vTJ Har 1009-H, SR 1072-P, 1076-P NOTE: Other records by Teddy Joyce, made in New York and London, are of no known interest as jazz.
Pseudonym on Embassy for the following items listed in this book: E-133 Smile, Darn Ya, Smile (Carolina Club Orchestra; see Hal Kemp) E-133 Dream A Little Dream Of Me (The Travelers; see Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra) RAYMOND JULIAN'S JAZZ BOYS Pseudonym on Odeon for Arthur Rosebery, q.v. THE JUNGLE BAND Usually a pseudonym on Brunswick for Duke Ellington and his Orchestra, q.v., but it was also used for Chick Webb and his Orchestra on Br 4450 , 4495 (Canadian), 01235; and for Cab Calloway and his Orchestra on Brunswick 4936 (early copies only). JUNGLE KINGS Muggsy Spanier, c / Frank Teschmacher, cl / Mezz Mezzrow, ts / Joe Sullivan, p / Eddie Condon, bj / Jim Lannigan, bb / Gene Krupa, d / Red McKenzie, v. Chicago, c. April 9, 1928. 20563-2 Friars Point Shuffle
20564-2 Darktown Strutters Ball Pm 12654, 14021, UHCA 4, JC L-93 NOTE: Eddie Condon, in his autobiography We Called It Music, said the above titles were made on the day after the Chicago Rhythm Kings session for Brunswick, and by the same personnel, hence the above date estimate. It is usual to name the drummer as George Wettling, but Condon made no reference to him in this connection. JUNGLE TOWN STOMPERS Louis Metcalf, t / Henry Hicks, tb / Charlie Holmes, cl, as / Charlie Grimes, ts / Luis Russell, p, cel / Elmer Snowden, bj / Henry Edwards, bb, with percussion effect on the second side. New York, April 15, 1929. 401797-C African Jungle OK 8686, Par R-2212 401798-B Slow As Molasses OK 8686
K_______________________________ KAAI SERENADERS This is a duet by an unidentifiable steel guitarist and a Spanish guitarist, of somewhat limited jazz interest, but deserving of inclusion here. Chicago, October, 1926. 3084-1 Hula Shake That Thing Pm 12433 3085-2 Hula Mama Blues Pm 12433
The following records by this Chicago bandleader, pianist, arranger, and composer are of interest as jazz. ART KAHN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Art Kahn, p, dir. Murphy Steinberg and another, c / Jesse Barnes, tb / Phil Wing, Roy Kramer, cl, as / Art Kassel, cl, ts / Clark Whipple, 2nd p / bj / bb / Vic Berton, d. Chicago, October 16, 1923. 81305-3 Bit By Bit You're Breaking My Heart Col 16-D, Re G-8099 81306-1 Sobbin' Blues Col 16-D, Re G-8097 NOTE: Regal G-8097 as REGAL NOVELTY ORCHESTRA; G-8099 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA. Chicago, December 7, 1923. 81388-1 Bahama Col 45-D 81390-2 Blue Evening Blues Col 104-D Art Kahn, p, dir: Johnny Wolf and another, t / tb / Roy Kramer, cl, as / as / Gil Rodin, cl, as, ts / p / bj / bb / Jack "Peacock" Kelly, d. Chicago, September 3, 1924. 81954-1-2-3 Forsaken Blues Col unissued Chicago, September 5, 1924. 81960-2 Off And Gone Col 221-D Chicago, January 20, 1925. 140268-2 Some Of These Days Col 310-D Art Kahn, p, dir: Johnny Wolf, Austin Edwards, t / Clarence Freitag, Caesar Petrillo, tb / Roy Kramer, cl, as / Russ Crandall, cl, as, harp / Harold Kooden, cl, ts / Harold Stokes, 2nd p, pac / Earle Roberts, bj, vc / Al Armer, bb, sb / Jack "Peacock" Kelly, d / Ned Miller, v. Chicago, February 10, 1926. 141666-4 The Hobo's Prayer Col 624-0 141667-2 Tie Me To Your Apron Strings Again - vNM Col 582-D 141668-1 What A Man! Col 624-D 141669-4 Talking To The Moon Col 582-D Unknown bj replaces Roberts; Charles Kaley, v. Chicago, July 27, 1926. 142501-2 I Ain't Got Nobody - vCK Col 769-D The vocalist on the next side is identified on the file card as "?" Chicago, July 28, 1926. 142506-4 Hoodle Dee Doo Dee Doodoo - v Col 769-D, 4248 NOTE: Columbia 4248 as DENZA DANCE BAND. Piano solos, acc. by Eddie Lang, g, with Frank Lynch, v. New York, June 24, 1927. 81108-A When Day Is Done - vFL OK 40857, Od 193057 81108-B When Day Is Done - vFL Par E-5911
New York, June 27, 1927. 81114-B Hallelujah! - vFL Par E-5936 81115-A Sometimes I'm Happy - vFL OK 40857, Par A-2371, Od 193057 The following sides listed in this book, credited unaccountably to Art Kahn's Orchestra, are of some jazz interest: Conqueror 8115 Both sides by Gene Kardos and his Orchestra 8279 Annie Doesn't Live Here Any More (Chick Bullock and his Levee Loungers) 8279 I'll Be Faithful (Adrian Rollini and his Orchestra) Melotone M-12090 Both sides by Benny Goodman and his Orchestra M-12415 Both sides by Joe Haymes and his Orchestra M-12568 Both sides by Gene Kardos and his Orchestra M-12660 Both sides by Victor Young and his Orchestra M-12692 Both sides by Gene Kardos and his Orchestra M-12984 Dancing In The Moonlight (Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra) Panachord P-12099 I'm Happy When You're Happy (Benny Goodman and his Orchestra) 25032 I'm Happy When You're Happy (Benny Goodman and his Orchestra) 25406 Let's Have A Party (Joe Haymes and his Orchestra) 25481 Both sides by Gene Kardos and his Orchestra Perfect 15751 Both sides by Victor Young and his Orchestra 15916 Dancing In The Moonlight (Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra) Supertone S-9334 Both sides by Art Payne and his Orchestra
Roger Wolfe Kahn, son of Otto Kahn, the millionaire art patron, was one of the best-known New York bandleaders from 1925 to 1933. Despite an illustrious personnel, very few Kahn records feature solos likely to interest the hot dance music enthusiast, but such as do are listed below. ROGER WOLFE KAHN AND HIS HOTEL BILTMORE ORCHESTRA: Roger Wolfe Kahn, as, ts dir: Tommy Gott, Earl Oliver, t / Chuck Campbell, Ephraim Hannaford, tb / Owen Bartlett, Dick Johnson, Morris Payes, cl, as / William Tresize, as, vn / Joe Raymond, Licco Liggy, vn / Raymond Romano, p / Domenic Romeo, bj / Arthur Campbell,
32076-2 Hot-Hot-Hottentot Vic 19616 Roger Wolfe Kahn dir: Tommy Gott, Leo McConville, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Arnold Brilhart, Owen Bartlett, cl, as / Harold Sturr, cl, ts / Joe Venuti, Joe Raymond, vn / Arthur Schutt, p / Domenic Romeo, bj, g / Arthur Campbell, bb / Vic Berton, d. New York, November 13, 1925. 33867-3 I'm Sitting On Top Of The World Vic 19845, HMV EA-15 ROGER WOLFE KAHN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Miff Mole, tb, replaces Campbell. New York, December 15, 1925. 34147-1-2-3-4 Rhythm Of The Day Vic unissued 34148-3 A Cup Of Coffee, A Sandwich And You Vic 19935, HMV EA-49 Alfie Evans, cl, as, bar, replaces Bartlett; Brilhart doubles f, o; Eddie Lang, bj, g replaces Romeo. New York, February 19, 1926. 34635-1-2-3 Bluin' The Black Keys Vic unissued 34636-1-2-3 Delirium Vic unissued 34637-1-2-3-4 I Love You Sincerely Vic unissued Venuti omitted; Irving Brodsky, p, a, replaces Schutt; Tony Colucci, bj, g, replaces Lang. New York, September 24, 1926. 36355-2 Jersey Walk (intro: The Little White House)
36355-4 Jersey Walk (intro: The Little White House) Vic 20231, HMV B-5431
Clap Yo' Hands Vic 20327, HMV B-5343
36965-1 Wouldn't You? - vFB Vic 20379 Raymond omitted; Tony Colucci, bj, replaces Lang; Johnny Marvin, v. New York, January 25, 1927. 37569-2 A Little Birdie Told Me So - vJM Vic 20493, HMV 8-5292 Eddie Lang, g, added. New York, April 14, 1927. 38469-4 Just The Same Vic 20634, HMV K-5286 Joe Raymond, vn, added. New York, May 12, 1927. 38801-2 Where The Wild, Wild Flowers Grow Vic 20717, HMV B-5335, EA-210 Raymond and Lang omitted. New York, July 14, 1927 39661-3 The Tap-Tap Vic 20827, HMV B-5364 Roger Wolfe Kahn dir: Tommy Gott, Manny Klein, t / Miff Mole, tb / Alfie Evans, cl, as, bar / Arnold Brilhart, cl, as, f, o / Harold Sturr, cl, ts / Joe Venuti, Joe Raymond, vn / Arthur Schutt, p / Tony Colucci, bj / Eddie Lang, g / Arthur Campbell, bb / Stan King, d / Franklyn Baur, v. New York, February 8, 1928. 42420-1-2 Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella (On A Rainy Day) - vFB Vic 21233, HMV EA-328 42421-2 Say "Yes" Today Vic 21507 Jack Teagarden, tb, replaces Mole; unknown ts replaces Sturr; Vic Berton, d, replaces King; Campbell doubles sb. New York, March 14, 1928. 43358-1 She's A Great, Great Girl Vic 21326, HMV B-5514, EA-354 43358-2 She's A Great, Great Girl Vic LPV-528, RD-7826, 731088 (LPs) 43359-1 Give Me The Sunshine - vFB Vic 21245 Miff Mole, tb, replaces Teagarden. New York, April 12, 1928. 43560-2 Crazy Rhythm - vFB
43560-3 Crazy Rhythm - vFB Vic 21368, HMV B-5535, K-5461 ? Henry Whiteman, vn, added; Frank Munn, v. New York, September 7, 1928. 46922-4 Anything You Say - vFM Vic 21675, HMV B-5569, EA-435 Dudley Fosdick, mel, added. New York, November 28, 1928. 48407-2 A Room With A View - vFB Vic 21801 Roger Wolfe Kahn dir: Tony Gianelli, John O. Egan, t / Charlie Butterfield, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Fred Morrow, Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Babe Russin, ts / Joe Venuti, Henry Whiteman, vn / Jack Russin, p / Eddie Lang, g / Joe Tarto, sb / Chauncey Morehouse, d / Frank Munn, Dick Robertson, v. New York, c. May 15, 1929. E-29840- Pretty Little Thing - vFM Br 4374, 5033 E-29840-G Pretty Little Thing Br A-8285 E-29841- Heigh-Ho! Everybody, Heigh-Ho! - vDR Br 4374, 5033 E-29841-G Heigh-Ho! Everybody, Heigh-Ho! Br A-8285 Libby Holman, v. New York, c. January 21, 1930 E-31960 Cooking Breakfast For The One I Love - vLH Br 4699 E-31961-G Cooking Breakfast For The One I Love Br ? E-31962 When A Woman Loves A Man - vLH Br 4699 E31963-G When A Woman Loves A Man Br ? Roger Wolfe Kahn dir: Ruby Weinstein, Frank Zullo, t / Leo Vauchant, Andy Russo, tb / Artie Shaw, Del Porter, cl, as / Larry Binyon, ts, f / 2-3 vn / Russ Carlson, p / Perry Botkin, g / Ward Lay, sb / Chauncey Morehouse, d / The Kahn-A- Sirs, v. New York, November 9, 1932. 152318-2 Fit As A Fiddle - vK Col 2726-D, CB-549, RZ G-21586 152319-2 A Shine On Your Shoes - v Col 2722-D 152320-2 It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) - vK Col 2722-D
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