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- ED LOYD AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- FRANK LOYDS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Crown 81265 for the Dorsey Brothers Orch., q.v. NICK LUCAS
- LUCKY STRIKE (DANCE) ORCHESTRA
- LUCKY TEN ENTERTAINERS Pseudonym on Domino and Regal for Al Lynch and his Orchestra, q.v. THE LUMBERJACKS
- GUY LUMPKIN
- HUNK LUNSFORD AND HIS CLARINET
- AL LYNCH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- M______________________________ HARRY MACDONALDS ORCHESTRA
- CHARLES E. MACK See Moran and Mack. IDA MAY MACK
- MARY MACK See Billy and Mary Mack. MACK AND MITCHELL
- IVOR MAIRANTS See the Geraldo Swing Septet, and Albert Harris. MAJESTIC DANCE ORCHESTRA
ED LOWRY The following, made by this American comedian during a London appearance, have interesting accompaniments. Vocal, acc. by the Gilt Edged Four: Al Starita, as / Ray Starita, cl, ts / Eric Siday, vn / Sid Bright, p / Rudy Starita, d. London, April 9, 1927. WA-5215-1 Looking At The World Through Rose-Coloured Glasses Col 4422
WA-5216-1 Hello, Bluebird Col 4422
WA-5217-1 Maxie Jones (The King Of The Saxophones) Col 4376
WA-5218-1 And Then I Forget! Col 4376
WA-5219-1 Cheer Up, Keep Smiling Col 4375
WA-5220-1 High, High, High Up In The Hills Col 4375
Max Goldberg, t / Len Fillis, bj, added; Nat Star, cl, as, replaces Al Starita. London, May 10, 1927. WA-5424-1 Da, Da, Da Col 4390 WA-5425-1 I've Got A Wonderful Girl Col 4390 WA-5426-1 Everyone Is Trying The Charleston Now Col 4391 WA-5427-1 The Oliver Twist Col 4391
Odeon ONY-36193 All On Account Of Your Kisses (Phil Dannenberg and his Orchestra) Par PNY-34153 Morning, Noon And Night (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) R-823 When Kentucky Bids The World "Good Morning" (Sam Lanin's Orchestra) FRANK LOYD'S ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Crown 81265 for the Dorsey Brothers' Orch., q.v. NICK LUCAS Guitar solos, acc. by Phil Boutelje, p. New York, c. June 1922 69727 Pickin' The Guitar PA 020794, 10392, Sil 1207 69732 Teasing The Frets PA 020794, 10392, Sil 1207 Guitar solos, acc. by Ted Fiorito, p. New York, October 20, 1923. 11674 Pickin' The Guitar Br 2536 11678 Teasing The Frets Br 2536 New York, December 6, 1932. B-12690-A Picking The Guitar Br 6508, 01433, RZ G-22171 B-12691-A Teasing The Frets Br 6508, 01433, RZ G-22171 NOTE: Vocal records by this artist are of no interest as jazz.
Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Domino 378 San (Six Black Diamonds; see Nathan Glantz) 379 Somebody Loves Me (California Ramblers) Leonora 10051 Angry (Seven Missing Links)
Bill Moore and another, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Dick Stabile, cl, as / Jack Pettis, Cm, ts / Al Goering, p / Clay Bryson, bj / Merrill Kline, bb / Dillon Ober, d. New York, c. October 17, 1928. 3409-B Spanish Dream Cam 8356, Lin / Mit 3000, Ro 779 3411-A Black Beauty Cam 8352, Lin / Mit 3000, Ro 775 See also Irving Mills. GUY LUMPKIN Guitar solo with Eddie Mapp, h. Long Island City, NY, c. May, 1929. 465 Decatur Street Drag QRS R-7078 JIMMIE LUNCEFORD JIMMIE LUNCEFORD AND HIS CHICKASAW SYNCOPATORS: Jimmie Lunceford, as, dir. ? Sy Oliver another, t / ? Henry Wells, tb / Willie Smith, as / Earl Carrothers or George Clark, ts / Edwin Wilcox, p / bj / Moses Allen, bb, preaching* / Jimmy Crawford, d. Memphis, June 6, 1930. 62599-2 *In Dat Mornin' Vic V-38141, 760-0005, BB B-5330, Sr S-3411 62600-1 Sweet Rhythm Vic V-38141, 760-0005, BB B-5330, Sr S-3411 JIMMIE LUNCEFORD AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Jimmie Lunceford, a, dir: Eddie Tompkins, Tommy Stevenson,
TO-1299-PA Flaming Reeds And Screaming Brass CBS CL-2715, CS-9515 (LPs) TO-1300-PA While Love Lasts CBS CL-2715, CS-9515 (LPs) Sy Oliver, t, a, v, replaces Tomlin. New York, January 26, 1934. 81324-1 White Heat - aWH
81325-1 Jazznocracy - aWH Vic 24522, JA-1168, BB B-5713, HMV B-6476, X-6318 81326-1 Chillen, Get Up - vHW&3, aSO Vic 24522, JA-1168, HMV B-6476, X-6318 81327-1 Leaving Me - vHW Vic 24586, HMV B-6493, K-7270, X-6319 New York, March 20, 1934. 82218-2 Swingin' Uptown - aSO Vic 24669, A-1418, HMV BD-120, EA-1375, JF-6, K-8338, El EG-3133 82219-2 Breakfast Ball - vSO&ch, aSO Vic 24601, BB B-6133, HMV BD-135, K-8338 82220-1 Here Goes - vHW Vic 24601, BB B-6133 82221-1 Remember When - vHW
82221-2 Remember When - vHW Vic 24669, HMV JF-6, EA-1375, El EG-3133 Jimmie Lunceford, a, dir: Eddie Tompkins, Tommy Stevenson, t / Sy Oliver, t, v, a / Henry Wells, tb, v / Russell Bowles, tb / Willie Smith, cl, as bar, v, a / Earl Carruthers, cl, as, bar / Laforet Dent, as / Joe Thomas, cl, ts / Edwin Wilcox, p, a / Al Norris, g / Moses Allen, sb / Jimmy Crawford, d, vib. New York, September 4, 1934. 38531-A Sophisticated Lady - aWS Dec 129, BM-1109, M-30197, Br 02686, A-81886 38532-A Mood Indigo - aWS Dec BM-1109, M-30197, Br 02686, A-81886, A-505154 38532-B Mood Indigo - aWS Dec 131, Od 194183, 286133 38533-A Rose Room (In Sunny Roseland) - aWS Dec 131, 60872, Br 02758, A-82055, Od 286085 38534-A Black And Tan Fantasy - aSO Dec 453, BM-1086, Y-5044, Br 02112, A-81391, A-505154 38535-A Stratosphere - aJL Dec 299, BM-1121, Br 01965, A-81713 New York, September 5, 1934. 38541-A Nana - vHW, aSO Dec 130, BM-1079, Br 01883, A-81149 38542-A Miss Otis Regrets (She's Unable To Lunch Today) - vSO, aEW Dec 130, Br 01883, A-81149 38543-A Unsophisticated Sue - v3 Dec 129, Br 01948, A-81930 38544-A Stardust - vHW, aEW Dec 369, Od 194183, 286133, Pol A-323 38544-B Stardust - vHW, aEW Dec 369, Br 01948, A-81390 New York, October 29, 1934. 38915-A Dream Of You - v, aSO Dec 765, 25421, M-30349, Y-5131, Br 02948, A-505151 38916-A-B Shake Your Head (From Side To Side) - aSO Dec unissued 38917-A Stomp It Off - aSO Dec 712, Br 02512, A-505149 38918-A Call It Anything (It Wasn't Love) - vHW, aEW Dec 572, Br 02948 New York, November 7, 1934. 38967-B Because You're You - vHW, aSO Dec 415, BJA-1120, Y-5335, Br 02601, A-81581 38968-B Chillen, Get Up - vHW&3, aSO Br 02601, A-81581, Dec BM-1120 38969-A Solitude - vHW Dec 299, BM-1086, Y-5044, Br 02112, A-81391 New York, December 17, 1934. 39169-A Rain - v3, aSO Dec 415
39170-A Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down - v3, aSO Dec 453
39171-A Jealous - vHW, aEW Dec 788, Br 02983 New York, December 18, 1934. 38916-C Shake Your Head (From Side To Side) - aSO Br 02815, A-82223, Dec M-30249 39172-A Rhythm Is Our Business - vWS&ch, aEW Dec 369, BM-1121, M-30326, Br 01965, 10157, 602129, A-81713 39172-B Rhythm Is Our Business - vWS&ch, aEW Dec 369, Od 286085 39173-A-B I'm Walking Through Heaven With You - vHW, aEW Dec 682, 25016
See Steamboat Joe and his Laffin' Clarinet [sic]. ABE LYMAN From the large number of records made by Abe Lyman and his Orchestra between 1923 and 1942, the following are known to be of considerable interest as hot dance music. Abe Lyman, d, dir: Ray Lopez, Howard Fenimore, t / Orlando "Slim" Martin (or possibly Vic Smith on some of the earlier sides), tb / Jim Welton, cl, as, f / Al Baker (or possibly Gus Mueller on some titles), cl, as / Horace "Zip" Keyes, cl, ts / John Schonberger, vn / Charles Kaley, vn, v / Gus Arnheim, p / Charlie Pierce, bj / Jake Garcia, bb, sb. Los Angeles, July 26, 1923. 11088 Honey Babe Br 2563 Los Angeles, July 27, 1923. 11091 Weary Weasel Br 2504
Los Angeles, July 30, 1923. 11101 California Blues Br 2530 Los Angeles, August 2, 1923. 11116 / 19 Bugle Call Rag Br 2481
Abe Lyman, d, dir: Ray Lopez, Howard Fenimore, t / Orlando "Slim" Martin (or possibly Vic Smith on some of the earlier sides), tb / Jim Welton, cl, as, f / Al Baker (or possibly Gus Mueller on some titles), cl, as / Horace "Zip" Keyes, cl, ts / John Schonberger, vn / Charles Kaley, vn, v / Gus Arnheim, p / Charlie Pierce, bj / John Helleberg, bb (as an extra, per the Brunswick file). New York, July 17, 1924. 13555 / 58 Sally's Got The Blues Br 2780 Jake Garcia, bb, sb, v, replaces Helleberg; Dave Fink, vn, added. Los Angeles, May, 1925. 15824 / 27 Ukulele Baby Br 2903
15835 If You Knew Susie - vCK Br 2903
Chicago, October 14, 1925. E-16690 Everybody Stomp! Br 2980, A-268 Chicago, February 1, 1926. E-17817 / 18 / 19 Too Bad - vCK Br 3084
E-17827 Shake That Thing Br 3069, A-106 E-17829 Let's Talk About My Sweetie - vCK Br 3070*
NOTE: An undetermined, audibly different take of SHAKE THAT THING was pressed on some American copies of Brunswick 3069, using E17824 / 25 or / 26. On Brunswick 3084, take used is also unknown. Harry Podalsky, vn, replaces Kaley; Al Newman, p, replaces Arnheim. Chicago, June 22, 1926. E-19629 Ace In The Hole Br 3241, 3242 (Australian) Chicago, September 9, 1926. E-20130 / 31 Wistful And Blue - v Br 3317, A-102 E-20134 / 35 Twelfth Street Rag Br 3316*, A-101 E-20136 / 37 The New St. Louis Blues Br 3316, A-101 E-20138 / 39 Havin' Lots Of Fun - v Br 3286, A-141 Chicago, March 28, 1928 C-1818-A-B San Br unissued C-1819-A-B Mississippi Mud Br unissued ABE LYMAN'S SHARPS AND FLATS: Fred Ferguson, t, replaces Lopez; Fenimore, Keyes, and one vn omitted.
C-1953-A Weary Weasel Br 3964, 3842, DG 22195 C-1954-B San Br 3964, 3842, DG 22195 ABE LYMAN'S CALIFORNIA ORCHESTRA: As for last session, but with Fenimore, Keyes, and the vn. Chicago, June 17, 1928. C-2019- That's My Weakness Now - v3 Br 3971, 3837 C-2019-G That's My Weakness Now Br A-7807 Warren Smith, tb, added. Chicago, November 28, 1928. C-2614- Some Rainy Day - vJG-? Br 4155 C-2615- A Jazz Holiday Br 4155, A-8126 NOTE: German Brunswick A-8126 as ABE LYMAN'S JAZZ-SOLISTEN. Horace Smith, t, replaces Fenimore; Teddy Powell, bj, g, replaces Pierce; Ed Landry, bb, sb, replaces Garcia. Los Angeles, September 17, 1930. LAE-872-A Never Swat A Fly - v Br 4924, 01034, A-8884 LAE-872-G Never Swat A Fly Br unissued? Gary Gillis, d, replaces Lyman, who directs; Ted Dale, p, a, replaces Newman. New York, May 2, 1932. B-11763-A Twelfth Street Rag Br 6314, 01340, A-9260 B-11764-A Milenberg Joys Br 6325, A-9274 B-11765-A Farewell Blues Br 6314, 01340, A-9260 B-11766-A High Society Br 6325, A-9274 New York, May 12, 1933. B-13327-A Weary Blues Br 6637 B-13328-A The New St. Louis Blues Br 6637 New York, January 24, 1934. B-14683-A Jimmy Had A Nickel - v3 Br 6756, 01726 NOTE: Lyman's records are variously abeled ABE LYMAN'S CALIFORNIA AMBASSADOR HOTEL ORCHESTRA, ABE LYMAN AND HIS CALIFORNIA ORCHESTRA or ABE LYMAN'S CALIFORNIA ORCHESTRA.
Al Lynch, v, dir: 2 t / tb / 2 as / ts / vn / p / bj, g / bb / d. New York, July 6, 1927. 7380-1 Sing Me A Baby Song - vAL Ban 6025, Bwy 1091, Dom 3996, Je 5067, Or 977, Re 8355 7381-3 What Do We Do On A Dew-Dew-Dewy Day? - vALBch Ban 6026, Bwy 1068, Dom 3992, 21303, Or 961, Re 8352, Apex 8642, LS 24111, Mic 22188, St 10271, EBW 4720 7382-1-3 You Don't Like It - Not Much - vAL Ban 6027, Dom 3997, 21316, Je 5070, Or 957, PA 36658, Per 14839, P-325, Re 8354, Apex 8645, LS 24121, Mic 22198, St 10271, Imp 1863 NOTE: Banners and Broadways as SHERIDAN ENTERTAINERS; Domino and Regal as LUCKY TEN ENTERTAINERS; Jewels and Orioles as MAJESTIC DANCE ORCHESTRA; Pathé Actuelle 36658 and Perfect 14839 as NEWPORT DANCE ORCHESTRA; Perfect P-325 as RAYNER'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Edison Bell Winner 4720 as GAIETY DANCE ORCHESTRA; Imperial 1863 as MARKEL'S SOCIETY FAVOURITES. New York, September 30, 1927. 7536- Washington And Lee Swing - v3 Ban 6102, Bwy 1105, Or 1046 NOTE: Oriole as DIXIE JAZZ BAND. ? Arthur Schutt, p. New York, March 7, 1928. 7828-3 Put Your Loving Arms Around Me - vAL Ban 7109, Chg 616 7830-2 Who Says They Don't Care? - vAL Ban 7077, Or 1203, Apex 8764, Crown 81105, Dom 21419, LS 24305, Mic 22305, ST 10354 NOTE: Oriole 1203 as TED WHITE'S COLLEGIANS. Other records by this band may be equally interesting as hot dance music; see The American Dance Band Discography, 1917-1942. GLEN LYTE'S ORCHESTRA The following titles are known to feature good solos; there may be others like it. 2 t / bb / as, f / as / ts / p / g / bb / d. Grafton, WI, c. May, 1931. L-883-2 You're The One I Care For - v Bwy 1425 L-930-5 When I Take My Sugar To Tea - v2 Bwy 1459, EBW 5319 NOTE: This group was alos known as LEITZKE'S MIDNITE SERENADERS. Edison Bell Winner 5319 as PARAMOUNT RHYTHM BOYS. JIMMY LYTELL Jimmy Lytell, cl / Frank Signorelli, p / Tony Colucci, g. New York, c. February 8, 1926. 106622 Down Town Rag (Down Town Fling*) PA 36414, 11165*, Per 14565 106623 Buggy Blues PA 36414, 11165*, Per 14565 NOTE: These issues as THE THREE BARBERS. Clarinet solos, acc. by Frank Signorelli, p / Eddie Lang, bj, g. New York, c. November 20, 1926. 107225 Old Folks Shuffle PA 36568, Per 14749 107226 Red House Blues PA 36568, Per 14749 Unknown c added; ? Dick McDonough, bj, g, replaces Lang. New York, c. January 10, 1927. 107334-A-C Messin' Around PA 36584, Per 14765 107335-B Coney Island Washboard PA 36584, Per 14765 Unknown c omitted. New York, c. March 13, 1927. 107420-C Alexander's Ragtime Band PA 36607, Per 14788 107421-A-C Pardon The Glove PA 36607, Per 14788 New York, June, 1927. 107613-1 Zulu Wail PA 36665, 11488, Per 14846 107614-1 Fakir's Rhythm PA 36665, 11488, Per 14846 Acc. by Frank Signorelli, p / ? Dick McDonough, bj, g. New York, c. October 24, 1927 107861-1 Headin' For Harlem PA 36717, 11534, Per 14898 107862-2 Sugar PA 36717, 11534, Per 14898 New York, c. December, 1927. Why Be Blue? PA 36741, Per 14922 Stockholm Stomp PA 36741, Per 14922 ? Lou Calabrese, bj, replaces previous bj, g. New York, February, 1928. 108056 Missouri Squabble PA 36775, 11557, Per 14956 108057 Davenport Blues PA 36775, 11557, Per 14956 New York, June, 1928. 108221 Sweet Emmalina (Emmaline*) PA 36824, 11567*, Per 15005 108222 Yellow Dog Blues PA 36824, 11567*, Per 15005 NOTE: At least three takes each of matrices 108056 and 108057 are known to have been issued on the labels shown, and it is likely that this is true of some of the others. M______________________________ HARRY MACDONALD'S ORCHESTRA Harold Macdonald, d, dir: 2 c / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / cl, ss, ts / vn / p / bj / bb / Benny Davis, v. New York, August 27, 1926. 36136-4 Who Could Be More Wonderful Than You? - vBD Vic 20149, HMV EA-144 36137-2 My Pal Jerry Vic 20149, HMV EA-144 BABY MACK Vocal, acc. by Louis Armstrong, c / Richard M. Jones, p. Chicago, February 23, 1926. 9512-A You've Got To Go Home On Time OK 8313
9513-A What Kind O' Man Is You? OK 8313
See also Sam Robinson. BILLY AND MARY MACK Vocal duets, acc. by Punch Miller, c / Edgar Brown, p. New Orleans, January 22, 1925. 8892-A Black, But Sweet, Oh God! OK 8195
8897-B My Heart-Breakin' Gal OK 8195
NOTE: Matrix 8893 is by John Tobin's Midnight Serenaders; 8895 and 8896 are by Anthony Parenti and his Famous Melody Boys, both q.v.; 8894 is untraced. Acc. by Clarence Williams' Trio: tb / Clarence Williams, p / ? Buddy Christian, bj; Mary Mack only*. New York, c. January 11, 1926. 73906-B *Oh! Me Oh! My Blues OK 8339
73907-A You've Got To Quit Your Low Down Ways OK 8274
73908-B Fetch It When You Come OK 8274
73909-B *How Could My Good Man Turn His Back On Me Now? OK 8296
73911-B You Don't Want Much OK 8296
NOTE: Matrix 73910 is untraced. CHARLES E. MACK See Moran and Mack. IDA MAY MACK Vocal, acc. by K. D. Johnson, p. Memphis, August 29, 1928. 45438-2 Wrong Doin' Daddy Vic V-38532 45439-1-2 Sunday Mornin' Blues Vic unissued 45442-1 Elm Street Blues Vic V-38030 45443-1-2 Country Spaces Vic unissued Memphis, August 30, 1928. 45446-1 Mr. Moore Blues Vic 21690 45447-1 When You Lose Your Daddy Vic 21690 45450-1 Mr. Forty-Nine Blues Vic V-38532 45451-2 Goodbye Rider Vic V-38030 NOTE: Intervening matrices in the above sessions are by Bessie Tucker, q.v. MARY MACK See Billy and Mary Mack. MACK AND MITCHELL Pseudonym on Silvertone 3544 for Eddie Green and Billie Wilson (q.v. under the latter's name). MADAME TUSSAUD'S DANCE ORCHESTRA Stanley Barnett, ts, dir: Billy Farrell, t / Abe Walters, tb / Harry Constable, cl, as / Laurie Bookin, as / Jack Dent, p / Albert Harris g / Al Foreman, sb / Claude Dawson, d / Phyllis Robins, v. London, June 22, 1933. EB-18-1 Rocking In Rhythm EBW 5572, Astra D-111, Cam 2003, Imp 155193, Oly D-2228, SB 25359, Sondor P-248, Super B-7035, Triumph 583 NOTE: Super as GREAT DANCE ORCHESTRA. EB-19-2 Black-Eyed Susan Brown - v EBW 5572, Super B-7032 Don Levy or Laurie Bookin, as; Nat Harris, d, replaces Dawson. London, July 14, 1933. EB-1021-1-2 Jazz Cocktail EBW unissued EB-1021-1-2 My Bluebird's Singing The Blues - vPR EBW unissued London, July 21, 1933. EB-1021-3 Jazz Cocktail EBW 5580, Astra D-111, Imp 155194, SB 25371, Sondor P-249, Triumph 583 NOTE: Sondor as ORCHESTRE DE DANSE. London, July 25, 1933. EB-1022-3 My Bluebird's Singing The Blues - vPR EBW 5580, Sondor P-250 London, August 8, 1933. EB-1047-2 Stevedore Stomp EBW 5590, Astra D-106, Imp 155194, Sondor P-250, Triumph 571 EB-1048-2 Roll Up The Carpet - v EBW 5590
London, September 19, 1933. EB-1059-2 Lightning EBW 5597 Alf Bowes, t / Claude Dawson, d, replace Farrell and Harris. London, October 12, 1933. EB-1073-2 Wild Goose Chase EBW 5609, Astra D-106, Disclair K-1758, Imp 155193, SB 25359, Super B-7035, Triumph 571 EB-1074-2 Sophisticated Lady - v EBW 5609, Disclair K-1758 London, November 17, 1933. EB-1088- Echoes Of The Jungle EBW 5617, Disclair K-1769 EB-1089- Old Man Blues - v EBW 5617, Disclair K-1769 NOTE: Astra, Imperial, Silver Bell and Triumph issues as DANSORKEST, TANZ ORCHESTER, or DANCE ORCHESTRA. This band made other Edison Bell Winner records, none of which merit listing here. ENRIQUE MADRIGUERA This artist's issued output is as distant from the scope of this book as one may go, but he is responsible for arranging the following sessions, of some interest for the presence of Venuti and Lang. COLUMBIA STRING BAND: String band, including Eddie Lang, g / Joe Venuti, vn. New York, June 5, 1930 176173-1 Under A Texas Moon Col "Special test for Mr. Madriguera" Similar; New York, August 15, 1930. 703346-3 ¡Ay, Josefina! Col unissued; test exists Similar; New York, March 13, 1931. 704009-2 No vaya a popa Col unissued; test exists
Esau McGhee (or Magee), vn / Alcide "Slow Drag" Pavageau, sb / others unknown. New Orleans, December 15, 1928. 147650-1 Mister Johnson, Turn Me Loose Col unissued 147651-1 Mustard And Onions Col unissued IVOR MAIRANTS See the Geraldo Swing Septet, and Albert Harris. MAJESTIC DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Banner 0596 I've Seen My Baby (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra) 0851 You're Simply Delish (Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra) Broadway 11282 Bebe (Original Indiana Five) Cameo 0451 You're Simply Delish (Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra) 0139 I'm Following You (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra) 0196 I've Seen My Baby (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra) Embassy E-100 Never Swat A Fly (All Star Californians) E-101 I'm Proud Of You All Star Californians) Je 5067 Sing Me A Baby Song (Al Lynch and his Orchestra) 5070 What Do We Do On A Dew-Dew-Dewey Day? (Al Lynch and his Orchestra) 5852 I've Seen My Baby (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra) 6098 You're Simply Delish (Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra) Madison 6036 That Wicked Stomp (Grey Gull studio band) Or 531 Roll 'Em, Girls (Lou Gold and his Orchestra) 928 Magnolia (California Ramblers) 933 Zulu Wail (California Ramblers) 957 What Do We Do On A Dew-Dew-Dewey Day (Al Lynch and his Orchestra) 977 Sing Me A Baby Song (Al Lynch and his Orchestra) 980 Both sides by the California Ramblers 1852 I've Seen My Baby (Adrian Schubert and his Salon Orchestra) 2098 You're Simply Delish (Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra) Pathé Actuelle 020883 Both sides by Nathan Glantz and his Orchestra 036295 Charleston Baby Of Mine (Nathan Glantz and his Orchestra) 37004 Am I Blue? (Irving Mills Orchestra) Perfect 14076 Both sides by Nathan Glantz and his Orchestra 14391 Both sides by the Original Memphis Five 15185 Am I Blue? (Irving Mills' Orchestra) Puretone 11311 Both sides by the Midway Gardens Orchestra Puritan 11282 Bebe (Original Indiana Five) Regal 10157 You're Simply Delish (Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra) Romeo 1465 You're Simply Delish (Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra) Silvertone 2584 Angry (Seven Missing Links) 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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