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- LANINS SOUTHERN SERENADERS
- LA PALINA BROADCASTERS Pseudonym on Banner and associated labels for Fred Rich and his Orchestra, q.v. TEDDY LARKIN AND HIS BOYS
- HAL LASKA AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- LA VEEDA DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Columbia 1549-D for (Tony) Parentis Liberty Syncopators, q.v. THELMA LA VIZZO
- SARA LAWRENCE Pseudonym on Oriole 894 (and possibly Oriole 865) for Laura Smith, q.v. DAVE LAWSONS ORCHESTRA
- HART LAWSON AND HIS MELODIANS Pseudonym on Australian Worth 7059 (HONEY) for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. LAZY LEVEE LOUNGERS
- LEES BLACK DIAMONDS Pseudonym on Broadway 1294 for the Windy Rhythm Kings, q.v. LEE AND SMITH
- BOBBY LEE AND HIS MUSIC LANDERS
- MAMIE LEE Pseudonym on Parlophone E-6157 for Vaughn de Leath, q.v. MANDY LEE
- MARION LEE Pseudonym on Mayfair for Annette Hanshaw, q.v. MISS LEE
- WINTHROP LEE AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- CHESTER LEIGHTON AND HIS SOPHOMORES
- LEITZKES MIDNIGHT SERENADERS See Glen Lytes Orchestra. HAROLD LEM AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- FRED LENNOX AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- BUD LEONARD AND HIS PENNSYLVANIANS
- LEROYS DALLAS BAND See Leroy Williams. LEW LESLIES BLACKBIRDS ORCHESTRA
- LEVEE LOUNGERS See Bob Haring and his Orchestra, and Willard Robison and his Deep River Orchestra. LEVEE SERENADERS
- BERNHARD LEWITOW AND THE HOTEL COMMODORE ORCHESTRA
LANIN'S ARCADIANS: C-777 Me Neenyah (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) SAM LANIN'S ARKANSAW TRAVELLERS (DRAG-SWING ARTISTS): Parlophone R-106 Both sides by Ted Wallace and his Orchestra R-426 Both sides by the Dorsey Brothers and their Orchestra LANIN'S JAZZ BAND: Starr 9150 Both sides by Ladd's Black Aces LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Apex 8039 That Red Head Gal (Joseph Samuels and his Orchestra) THE LANIN ORCHESTRA: Okeh 40257 Honest And Truly (Arkansas Travelers) SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Imperial 1775 I Wonder How I Look When I'm Asleep (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) 1784 South Wind (Lou Gold and his Orchestra) 1909 Ice Cream (Six Jelly Beans) SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS AND SINGERS: Odeon 193284 Where The Shy Little Violets Grow (Milt Shaw and his Detroiters) 04119 The One-Man Band (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) ONY-36189 Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) ONY-36190 I Surrender, Dear (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) ONY-36195 Both sides by Fred Rich and his Orchestra Parlophone R-124 There's Something Spanish In Your Eyes (Ted Wallace and his Orchestra) R-230 Crazy Rhythm (Miff Mole's Little Molers) R-856 I'm Tickled Pink With A Blue-Eyed Baby (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) R-3378 Love And Kisses (Ted Wallace and his Orchestra) R-3498 Both sides by Ted Wallace and his Orchestra LANIN'S ROSELAND ORCHESTRA: Silvertone 2493 Charleston (Texas Ten) 2498 My Sweet Louise (New Orleans Jazz Band) SAM LANIN'S TROUBADOURS: Imperial 1803 I'm In Love Again (The Six Hottentots)
Sam Lanin dir: Red Nichols, Hymie Farberman, t / Herb Winfield, tb / ? Clarence Heidke, Alfie Evans, cl, ss, as / George Slater, cl, ts / Bill Krenz, p / Tony Colucci, bj / Joe Tarto, bb / Vic Berton, d. New York, February 26, 1925. 140397-1 Jimtown Blues Col 327-D 140398-2 King Porter Stomp Col 327-D, 3669 NOTE: Columbia 3669 as HANNAN DANCE BAND. New York, May 4, 1925. 140579-3 I Wouldn't Be Where I Am If You Hadn't Gone Away Col 376-D, 3715 140580-3 Flag That Train (To Alabam') Col 376-D, 3715 Farberman omitted; Roy Smeck replaces Colucci, bj; Art Gillham, p, v, replacing Krenz. There is a vn solo on the next side probably by one of the reeds doubling. New York, October 19, 1925. 141155-2 I'm Gonna Hang Around My Sugar Col 483-D 141156-3 Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue - vAG Col 483-D
Memphis Blues Arto 9097, Bell P-97, HT K-97 The St. Louis Blues Arto 9097, Bell P-97, HT K-97 McMurray omitted. New York, c. August 1, 1921. 41924-1-3 Shake It And Break It - vSL
41925-2-3 Aunt Hagar's Children Blues Em 10439, 10566, Ban 1182, Re 9134, 9456 NOTE: Banner 1162 as SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Emerson 10566 as SAM LANIN'S ROSELAND ORCHESTRA; Regal 9134, 9456, and Tempo R-27 as KENTUCKY SERENADERS. New York, c. August 9, 1921. 69330 Shake It And Break It - vSL PA 020634 New York, c. August 30, 1921. 837-1-2 Aunt Hagar's Children Blues (Aunt Hagar's Blues*) (Aunt Haggar Blues**) Pm / BB 20068, Pm 20222*, Ban 1015, BS 2034, Cx 40068, Fam 3062, 3216*, Nat 12222*, Bwy / Pur / Tri 11068*, 11222*, Imp 1253**, Wp 374 838-1-2 Shake It And Break It - vSL Pm / BB 20068, Ban 1015, BS 2034, Bwy / Pur / Tri 11068, Cx 40068, Fam 3062 NOTE: Banner 1015 as LANIN'S SOUTHERN ORCHESTRA; Black Swan as HENDERSON'S DANCE ORCH., Imperial as ROSELAND DANCE ORCHESTRA. Sam Lanin dir. probably: Phil Napoleon (and another?), t / ? Moe Gappell, tb / Doc Behrendson, cl / Loring McMurray, as / ? 3rd s / p / ? John Cali, bj / ob / d (possibly Lanin himself). New York, c. September 21, 1921. 69392 I've Got The Joys PA 020649, 10256, GP 18269 69393 Mandy 'n' Me PA 020649, 10256 NOTE: Grand Pree as MARTIN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. A third title, TUCK ME TO SLEEP IN MY OLD 'TUCKY HOME, from this period, was credited to Lanin's Southern Serenaders in error in a catalogue. It is in fact by the Merry Melody Men, and is of no jazz interest. Phil Napoleon, t / ? Moe Gappell, tb / Doc Behrendson, cl / Loring McMurray, as / Jimmy Durante, p / ? John Cali,
42044-1 Gypsy Blues Em 10467, Re 9143 42045-1-3 My Sunny Tennessee Em 10467, Re 9139 NOTE: Regal 9134 and 9139 as KENTUCKY SERENADERS. New York, c. December 7, 1921. 42095-2-4 Arkansas Blues Em 10496, Re 9164 42096-2-3 Lonesome Lovesick Blues Em 10496, Re 9164 NOTE: Regal as KENTUCKY SERENADERS. Cali omitted. New York, c. January 24, 1922. 42162-1-3 Eddie Leonard Blues Em 10508, Re 9191 42163-1-2 Satanic Blues Em 10508, Re 9191 New York, c. February 24, 1922. 42196-1-3 Virginia Blues Em 10521, Re 9200 42197-2-3 Doo Dah Blues Em 10521, Re 9200 Phil Napoleon, t / Miff Mole, tb / ? Gus Sharp or possibly Sam Lanin, cl / Loring McMurray, as / Frank Signorelli, p / Jack Roth, d. New York, July, 1922. 1144-1-2-3 Good Mornin' Ban 1100, Re 9355 1145-1-3 I'm Just Wild About Harry Ban 1100, Re 9355, Acme 2024
Don Redman, cl, as, a, v, dir: Langston Curl, Shirley Clay, Sidney de Paris, t / Claude Jones, tb, v / Quentin Jackson, Benny Morton, tb / Edward Inge, Rupert Cole, cl, as / Robert Carroll, ts / Horace Henderson, p, a / Talcott Reeves, bj, g / Bob Ysaguirre, bb, sb / Manzie Johnson, d / Harlan Lattimore, v. New York, June 17, 1932. 152217-2 Chant Of The Weed - aDR Col 2675-D, 35689, S-10006, Par R-2134, A-3499 152218-1 I Heard - aHH / vDR-HL Col 2678-D, Par R-1311, A-3509 152219-1 Got The South In My Soul - vHL Col 2675-D, Par R-1297, A-3499 152220-2 Reefer Man - vCJ-DR, aDR Col 2678-D, Par R-1329 NOTE: Columbia S-10006 as DON REDMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
Vocal, acc. by Richard M. Jones, p. Chicago, c. May, 1924. 1756-1-2 Trouble In Mind Blues Pm 12206
1757-1 Fire In The Mountain Blues Pm 12206
Acc. by the New Orleans Creoles: ? Bernie Young, c / ? Artie Starks, cl, ss, ts / ? Stump Evans, as / Richard M. Jones, p. Chicago, c. November, 1924. 9098-1-2 New Orleans Goofer Dust Blues (Goofer Dust Blues*) Pm 12250, Her 92012*, Sil 3547 10000-1 The Stomps (Stompin' Around*) Pm 12250, Her 92012* 10000-2 The Stomps (Stompin' Around*) Sil 3547 NOTE: Herwin 92012 as TRILBY HARGENS; Silvertone 3547 as MABEL NANCE. SARA LAWRENCE Pseudonym on Oriole 894 (and possibly Oriole 865) for Laura Smith, q.v. DAVE LAWSON'S ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Champion 15326 and Challenge 365 for Dunk Rendleman and his Orchestra, q.v. HART LAWSON AND HIS MELODIANS Pseudonym on Australian Worth 7059 (HONEY) for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. LAZY LEVEE LOUNGERS Pseudonym on Columbia 2243-D and Regal G-20910 for Clarence Williams and his Orchestra, q.v. LEAS DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Duophone for the following items listed in this book: B-5076 Charleston (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) B-5095 Steppin' In Society (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) B-5133 That Certain Par ty (The Southerners) B-5137 Mother Me, Tennessee (Bailey's Lucky Seven) LEE'S BLACK DIAMONDS Pseudonym on Broadway 1294 for the Windy Rhythm Kings, q.v. LEE AND SMITH See Douglas Williams. BARON LEE AND THE BLUE RHYTHM BAND See Mills Blue Rhythm Band. BESSIE LEE Pseudonym on Broadway and Silvertone for Trixie Smith, q.v. BOBBY LEE AND HIS MUSIC LANDERS Bobby Lee, p, dir: c / cl / bj / d. New York, c. July, 1922. J-110 Truly C & S 5012 J-112 Hot Lips C & S 5012 BUDDY LEE See the Gilt Edged Four. CAROLINE LEE Pseudonym on Oriole 698 and 716 for Bessie Brown, and on Oriole 353 for Josie Miles, both q.v. CHAUNCEY C. LEE Banjo solo, acc. by Chester Meyers, p, "Playing at the Cleveland Club Madrid" (vide label). Cleveland, February, 1925. 8952-A Banjo Rag (Chauncey C. Lee) OK 40321
ELIZA CHRISTMAS LEE This performer's real name is Amelia Christmas. The first session listed is presumed, but not proven, to be by Eliza Christmas Lee. MISS LEE AND JAZZ BAND: Vocal, acc. by unknown band. New York, September 15, 1921 7629-A Strut Miss Lizzie Gnt unissued 7630-A Arkansas Blues Gnt unissued Vocal, acc. by her Jazz Band: Gus Aiken, t / Jake Frazier, tb / Garvin Bushell, cl / vn / Willie Gant, p / __ Spivey, bj / Joe Banks, d. New York, November 2, 1921. 7677,-A I Ain't Givin' Nothin' Away Gnt 4801 7678,-A Arkansas Blues Gnt 4801, Con 3044, R-T 7016 NOTE: Connorized 3044 as MISS LEE AND HER JAZZ BOYS; Rich-Tone 7016 as SADDIE JONES AND HER JAZZERS. GEORGE E. LEE GEORGE E. LEE AND HIS NOVELTY SINGING ORCHESTRA: George E. Lee, ts, v, dir: Sam Utterbach, t / Thurston Maupins, tb / Clarence Taylor, ss, as / Jesse Stone, p, a / George Rousseau, bj / Clint Weaver, bb / Abe Price, d / Julia Lee, v. Kansas City, c. 1927. Down Home Syncopated Blues - vGEL-JL Meritt 2206 Meritt Stomp Meritt 2206 GEORGE E. LEE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: George E. Lee, v, dir: Sam Utterbach, Harold Knox, t / Jimmy Jones,
KC-583- If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight- vGEL Br 7132 KC-584- Paseo Street Br 7132 KC-585- Ruff Scufflin' Br 4684 KC-586- St. James' Infirmary - vGEL Br 4684 See also Julia Lee. JULIA LEE Vocal, acc. unknown. Chicago, c. June, 1923. Just Wait Until I'm Gone OK unissued Waco Blues OK unissued Acc. by George E. Lee's Novelty Singing Orchestra: Harold Knox, t / Jimmy Jones, tb / Clarence Taylor, as / Albert "Bud" Johnson, ts / Jesse Stone, p / Charles Russo, bj, g / Pete Woods, d. Kansas City, c. November 8, 1929. KC-602- He's Tall And Dark And Handsome Br 4761 KC-603- Won't You Come Over To My House? Br 4761 MAMIE LEE Pseudonym on Parlophone E-6157 for Vaughn de Leath, q.v. MANDY LEE Three different performers used this name on record. The Mandy Lee who recorded for Gennett in 1923 with Ladd's Black Aces, q.v., is not likely to have been the same as those listed below. Ladd's Black Aces were the Original Memphis Five, and their Mandy Lee sounds as if she was white also; it has been suggested as a pseudonym for Vaughn De Leath, based on aural evidence. The following is not the same performer as the Mandy Lee on Banner and associated labels (see next titles), based on aural evidence: Vocal, acc. by c / p. New York, c. July 12, 1926. 106990 Rounders Blues PA 7509, Per 109 106991 Wandering Papa Blues PA 7509, Per 109 This following are not by the same performer as the Mandy Lee on Pathé (see previous titles), based on aural evidence: Acc. by Tom Morris, c / Bob Fuller, cl / Mike Jackson, p / ? Elmer Snowden, b. New York, c. October 1, 1926. 6859-2-6 I Needs A Plenty Of Grease In My Frying Pan Ban 1901, Cq 7081, Dom 3874, Or 772, Re 8219 6860-1 Crap Shootin' Papa, Mama Done Caught Your Dice Or 771
6860-6 Crap Shootin' Papa, Mama Done Caught Your Dice Ban 1901, Cq 7081, Dom 3874, Re 8219 NOTE: Orioles as JULIA SMITH. The high takes suggest two separate sessions were held. Acc. by p / g. New York, c. December 24, 1926. 7012- Harlem Blues Plaza unissued New York, c. December 27, 1926. 7012-7 Harlem Blues Ban 1920, Dom 3892, Or 816, Re 8238 7016-1-2 Someone's Been Lovin' My Baby Ban 1958, Dom 3929, Or 816, Re 8283 NOTE: Oriole 816 as JULIA SMITH. MARGUERITE LEE Vocal, acc. by Otto Hardwick, as / Duke Ellington, p / Wellman Braud, sb. New York, c. November 14, 1927. E-6784 You Will Always Live In Our Memory Voc 1150 (not issued) E-6788 She's Gone To Join The Songbirds In Heaven Voc 1150 (not issued) NOTE: These memorial tributes to Florence Mills are of no jazz interest. They are included here only because of Ellington's presence, but even at that, the Brunswick file notes that a publisher's stock arrangement was used. The issue was cancelled before release.
Vocal duets, acc. by p. New York, November 26, 1925. 73786-C Vampire Brown OK 8263
73787-A Pleasure Mad OK 8263
RUTH LEE Vocal, acc. by Spikes' Seven Pods of Pepper: Mutt Carey, c / Kid Ory, tb / Dink Johnson, cl / Fred Washington, p / Ed Garland, sb / Ben Borders, d. Los Angeles, June, 1922. Maybe Someday Nord 3008, Sun 3002 That Sweet Something Dear Nord 3008, Sun 3002 NOTE: The band is credited as ORY'S SUNSHINNE [sic] ORCHESTRA on Nordskog.
Bobbie Leecan, g / Robert Cooksey, h. New York, September 27, 1926. 36356-1 Black Cat Bone Blues Vic 20251 36357-2 Dirty Guitar Blues Vic 20251 36358-1-2 Philadelphia Cut-Out Vic unissued 36359-1-2 Hesitating Blues Vic unissued Dinah Vic test (unnumbered) SOUTH STREET TRIO: Bobbie Leecan, bj / Robert Cooksey, h, v / Alfred Martin, g. Camden, NJ, November 22, 1926. 37021-1 Need More Blues Document DOCD5279 (CD) 37021-2 Need More Blues Vic 20402 37022-1 Whiskey And Gin Blues Document DOCD5279 (CD) 37022-2 Whiskey And Gin Blues Vic 20402 37023-2 Big Four Vic V-38509 37024-1 South Street Stomp Vic V-38509 37024-2 South Street Stomp Document DOCD5279 (CD) NOTE: Alternate takes of all titles are issued on LP. BOBBIE LEECAN'S NEED-MORE BAND: Robert Cooksey, h, v / Bobbie Leecan, g, k / Alfred Martin, md / vc / Eddie Edinborough, wb. New York, April 5, 1927. 38434-1 Washboard Cut-Out Vic 20660, HMV B-5398, El EG-790 38435-3 Short'nin' Bread - vRC Vic 20853, BB B-5194, Sr 8-3274 38436-2 Midnight Susie Vic 20660 38437-3 Apaloosa Blues Vic 20853, BB B-5194, Sr S-3274, HMV B-5430 BOBBIE LEECAN AND ROBERT COOKSEY: Bobbie Leecan, g, k / Robert Cooksey, h. Camden, NJ, May 24, 1927. 38929-2 Ain't She Sweet? Vic 20958 38930-1 Don't You Let Your Head Hang Down Vic 20768 38931-1 Royal Palm Blues Vic 20958 38932-1 Blue Harmonica Vic 20768 STATE STREET TRIO: As for November 22, 1926. October 27, 1927. 39374-1 Mean Old Bedbug Blues Document DOCD5820 (CD) 39374-2 Mean Old Bedbug Blues Vic 21135 39375-2 Cold Mornin' Shout Vic 21249 39376-2 Suitcase Breakdown Vic 21249 39377-1 Dallas Blues Document DOCD5820 (CD) 39377-2 Dallas Blues Vic 21135
Pseudonym for the following items in this book; other issues under this name are of little interest. Clarion 5125-C Fred Rich and his Orchestra 5186-C Fred Rich and his Orchestra 5276-C Ben Selvin and his Orchestra Harmony 1233-H Fred Rich and his Orchestra 1242-H Fred Rich and his Orchestra 1248-H Sam Lanin and his Orchestra 1251-H Fred Rich and his Orchestra Velvet Tone 2342-V Ben Selvin and his Orchestra LEITZKE'S MIDNIGHT SERENADERS See Glen Lyte's Orchestra. HAROLD LEM AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Okeh 41465 for Fred Rich and his Orchestra, q.v. FRANK LENNON AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Sterling 1100 for Johnny Sylvester and his Orchestra, q.v. LEN(N)OX DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Emerson 10834 Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me? (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) Grand Pree 18213 The Duck's Quack (California Ramblers) 18426 Copenhagen (Five Birmingham Babies) 18492 Angry (Seven Missing Links) Pathé Actuelle 36345 Both sides by Mike Speciale and his Orchestra 36355 I Love My Baby (Mike Speciale and his Orchestra) Perfect 14394 Me Neenyah (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra)
The following are of some interest as hot dance records for their solo features. Al Lentz, v, dir: Chelsea Quealey, Bobby Jacobson, t / Willie Wilder, tb / Carl Orech, Tom Harris, cl, ss, as / Glen Wakeman, cl, ss, ts / Mac Ceppos, vn / John Wortheson, p / bj / Merrill Kline, bb / Buddy Burton, d (a white musician, not to be confused with W. E. "Buddy" Burton). New York, July, August, 1926. 6747-2-3 Sweet Thing - vAL Ban 1812, Dom 3793, Or 717, Re 8130, Apex 8565, BM 189, 1035, Clarité 816, Dahlmont 127, St 10218, Imp 1762 NOTE: Oriole 717 as BOB GREEN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Bon Marche 189 as JOHN PORTER HARMONY TROUPE; Clarité 816 as WOODLAND HARMONY ORCHESTRA; Dahlmont 127 as THE BEACH SIX. New York, c. November 3, 1926. 6918-2-3 'Deed I Do - vAL Ban 1889, Bwy 1057, Dom 3859, 21248, Pm 20499, Pu 11499, Re 8198, Sil 3581, Apex 8580, BM 188, Leo / St 10234, Imp 1762 NOTE: Broadway 1057, Paramount 20499, and Puritan 11499 as RALPH SHERMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Silvertone 3581 as RALPH SHERMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocal by CARL MILLS), Bon Marche 188 as JOHN PORTER HARMONY TROUPE. New York, June 1, 1927 144252-2-3 Zulu Wail - vAL Col 1072-D
2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / vb / d. New York, March 1924 72402-B Unfortunate Blues OK 40091
NOTE: Other recordings by this group are of no known interest as jazz. LEROY'S DALLAS BAND See Leroy Williams. LEW LESLIE'S BLACKBIRDS ORCHESTRA Pike Davis, Demas Dean, t / Herb Flemming, tb / Carmello Jejo (or Jari), Albert Socarras, cl, as / Ramon Usera, ts, vn / George Rickson, p / Benny James, bj / Henry Edwards, bb / Jesse Baltimore, d. New York, August 14, 1928. E-28057- Bandana Babies Br 4030, A-7891 E-28058- Magnolia's Wedding Day Br 4030, A-7891 LEVEE LOUNGERS See Bob Haring and his Orchestra, and Willard Robison and his Deep River Orchestra. LEVEE SERENADERS Edwin Swayzee, t / Louis Taylor, tb / Paul Barnes, cl, ss, bsx / Jelly Roll Morton, p / Leslie Corley, bj / Hayes Alvis, bb / Wallace Bishop, d / Frances Hereford, v. Chicago, January 21, 1928. E-7058 Midnight Mama - vFH Voc 1154, V-1010, Br 80040, JSo 580 E-7060 Mr. Jelly Lord - vFH Voc 1154, V-1010, Br 80040, JSo 580 NOTE: All except Vocalion 1154 as JELLY-ROLL MORTON'S LEVEE SERENADERS. These were originally assigned Brunswick matrix numbers C-1630 and C-1632, respectively. BERNHARD LEWITOW AND THE HOTEL COMMODORE ORCHESTRA Bernhard Lewitow dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / Cm, ts / 2 vn / ? vc / p / bj / bb / d. New York, November 11, 1926. 11294 The Nightmare Ed 51880
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