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Jack McLaughlin, vn, dir. probably: Henry Krompart, Frank Davis, t / Norman Booth, tb / Bill Wullen, Ivan Beaty, cl, ss, as / Jules Pillar, cl, ss, ts / Harold Arlen, Dick George, p / Charles Panico, bj, g / Hal Raub, bb / Harold Tapson, d. New York, c. August 19, 1926.

107056 Someone Is Losin' Susan

PA 36518, 11215, Per 14699

107057 I Never Knew What The Moonlight Could Do

PA 36517, Per 14698

107058 Broken-Hearted Sue

PA 36524, Per 14705

107059 Play, Gypsies, Dance, Gypsies

PA 36515, Per 14696

NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 11215 as THE BUFFALODIANS (q.v. for further titles by this band).

McMURRAY'S CALIFORNIA THUMPERS

Phil Napoleon, Jules Levy, Jr., t / ? Miff Mole, tb / Loring McMurray, as / Frank Signorelli, p / ? John Cali, bj. New York, June 8, 1922.

7922-A Haunting Blues

Gnt 4904, R-T 7045, St 9260

7923-A Just Because You're You, That's Why I Love You

Gnt 4904, R-T 7045, Apex 466, St 9260

NOTE: Rich-Tone 7045 as DIXIE BOYS.

New York, September 1, 1922.

8016,-A Oogie-Oogie Wa-Wa

Gnt 4943, Apex 464, St 9292

New York, September 5, 1922.

8020,-B Blue

Gnt 4943, St 9292

LINDSAY McPHAIL

Piano solo; or McPHAIL'S JAZZ ORCHESTRA OF CHICAGO*: Lindsay McPhail, p, dir: c / tb / cl / d*. New York,

San

Zowie!*

NOTE: Black Swan 10068 as FRED SMITH'S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA.

Piano solo. New York, c. August, 1921.

San

Vocal, acc. by Lovie Austin's Serenaders: Bob Shoffner, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p / W. E. Burton, d. Chicago, c. November, 1925.

11005-2 You Gotta Know How

Pm 12327, Sil 3522

11006-2 Outside Of That He's All Right With Me

Pm 12327, Sil 3522

NOTE: Silvertone 3522 as EVA WOODS.

Unknown c replaces Shoffner; Kid Ory, tb, added. Chicago, c. January, 1926.

2422-1-2? Down To The Bottom Where I Stay

Pm unissued

2423-1 Standing On The Corner Blues

Pm 12350, Sil 3557

2425-2 He's My Man

Pm 12350, Sil 3557

NOTE: Silvertone 3557 as EVA WOODS. Matrix 2424 is untraced.

Acc. by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra: Joe Smith, c / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / ? Coleman Hawkins, bsx / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. (The band is not identified on Paramount 12355). Chicago, mid-February, 1926.

2422-4 Down To The Bottom Where I Stay

Pm 12362

Pm 12362

Pm 12355

2456-3 I'm So Blue Since My Sweetie Went Away

Pm 12355

Acc. by Hot Five: t / Barney Bigard, cl / Duke Ellington, p / ? Wellman Braud or ? Billy Taylor, bbs / Sonny Greer, d. New York, October 30, 1928

41000-1 Santa Claus, Bring My Man Back To Me

Vic 21777, Bm 1033

48010-2 I Done Caught You Blues

Vic 21777, Bm 1033

NOTE: This issue as OZIE WARE.

Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, January 3, 1929.

407 Dese Men Don't Mean You No Good - Part 1

Vic test

408 Dese Men Don't Mean You No Good - Part 2

Vic test

Acc. by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra (as THE WHOOPEE MAKERS): Arthur Whetsel, t / Joe Nanton, tb / Barney Bigard, cl / Duke Ellington, p / Fred Guy, bj / Wellman Braud, sb / Sonny Greer, d; or by Ellington only*. New York,
c. January, 1929.

3532-B Hit Me In The Nose Blues

Cam 9093, Lin 3068, PA 7570, Pe 140, Ro 843

3533-B It's All Comin' Home To You

Cam 9093, Lin 3068, Ro 843

NOTE: All issues as OZIE WARE.

Cootie Williams, t, replaces Whetsel; Johnny Hodges, as, added; Greer omitted. New York, March, 1929.

3715-B He Just Don't Appeal To Me

Cam 9240, Lin 3267, Ro 1042

NOTE: All issues as OZIE WARE.

Vocal duets with Ann Johnson (a possible pseudonym for Leola B. Wilson), acc. by Wesley Wilson, p / Jim Jackson, g, v. New York, September 19, 1929.

149026-3 Get On Out Of Here

Col 14466-D

149027-3 Let's Get It Straight - vJJ

Col 14466-D

NOTE: The Columbia files show the above as by COOT AND MACPHERSON, altered to LIZA BROWN AND ANN JOHNSON, the latter being what the label states.

New York, October 7, 1929.

149102-3 Stop Laying That Stuff On Me

Col 14478-D

149103-2 Take A Little Bit

Col 14478-D

NOTE: This issue as LIZA BROWN AND ANN JOHNSON

Vocal, acc. by c / Wesley Wilson, p, speech. New York, October 7, 1929.

149106-2 Peddlin' Man - spWW

Col 14471-D

149107-1 If Papa Has Outside Lovin'

Col 14471-D

Vocal duets with Ann Johnson (a possible pseudonym for Leola B. Wilson), acc. unknown. New York, October 16, 1929.

149146-1 I Knows You

Col unissued

149147-1 Don't Take 'Em Fo' Yo' Friend

Col unissued

Pseudonym on Operaphone 5150 for Noble Sissle, q.v.

Dudley Mecum, p, dir: Frank Quartell, c / Jimmy Lord, cl / George Johnson, ts / Joe O'Brien, bj. Chicago, c. ­September 1925.

11001-1 Angry

Pm unissued

11002-1 Down In Norfolk Town

Pm unissued

Piano solos. London, late January, 1928.

E-1714-1 Fourth's Fever

Par R-3495

E-1715-1 Unknown title

Par unissued

E-1716-1 Missing Every Note

Par R-3495

E-1717-1-2 Don't Name It

Par unissued

Small Queen's Hall, London, March 21, 1928.

Bb-12855-1 Discord Rag (Neville Melland)

HMV unissued

Bb-12856-1 Fascination Blonde

HMV unissued

THE MELODIANS

Sid Phillips, cl, as, bar, dir: Harry Phillips, t / Sid Kruger, tb / Jean Paques, p / Ralph Phillips, bj / Joe Badis, d. ­London, early January, 1928.

11389- Wistful And Blue

EBW 4800

EBW 4800

EBW 4814

EBW 4814

Pseudonym on Australian Regal Zonophone for the following items listed in this book:

G-23533 Dust (Jan Savitt and his Orches­tra)

G-23642 Artie Shaw and his Orchestra

G-23661 Artie Shaw and his Orchestra

G-23726 Van Alexander and his Orchestra

G-23821 Van Alexander and his Orchestra

G-24037 Van Alexander and his Orchestra

This is also a pseudinym on Radiex 1464 (and possibly associated labels) for the Novelty Blue Boys, q.v.

THE MELODY SHEIKS

Pseudonym on OKeh 40303 (WHY COULDN'T IT BE POOR LITTLE ME?) for the Arkansas Travelers, q.v., and for a similar Sam Lanin group on the same label, the following being of interest for their solos and arrangements.

Sam Lanin dir: Red Nichols, Vic d'Ippolito, 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, January 15, 1925.

73106-A Tokio Blues

OK 40279, Od 60146, Par E-5357

? Hymie Farberman, t, replaces d'Ippolito. New York, c. February 11, 1925.

73165-C Sob Sister Sadie

OK 40326

OK 40326

73384-B Steppin' In Society

OK 40387, Par E-5400

Possibly other changes (see Sam Lanin's Orchestra of the period). New York, January 21, 1926.

73947-B What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry?

OK 40550, Par E-5579

SAM LANIN'S MELODY SHEIKS: Very similar; Paul Hagan, v. New York, December 24, 1926.

80265-B Tell Me Tonight - vPH

OK 40744, Par E-5770, A-2148, Ar 4208

80266-B Idolizing - vPH

OK 40744, Par E-5770, A-2148

NOTE: Ariel 4208 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Pseudonym on Meloto S-1187 (THE SHEIK) for the California Ramblers, q.v., and for other items of no known ­interest on the same label.

Pseudonym on Meloto S-1647 for Bailey's Lucky Seven, q.v.

Pseudonym on Melotone and Panachord for the Sunshine Boys, q.v.

Probably: Natty Dominique, c / Johnny Dodds, cl / Frank or Walter Melrose, p / Baby Dodds or Jimmy Bertrand, wb. Chicago, c. February 24, 1927.

12600 Dixieland Stomp

Gnt unissued

Chicago, c. February 26, 1927.

12611 Goo Goo Blues

Gnt unissued

12612,-A Sweetness

Gnt unissued

12613 47th Street Stomp

Gnt unissued

12614 Cootie Stomp

Gnt unissued

Piano solos, acc. by Tommy Taylor, d. Richmond, IN, February.12, 1929.

14802 Pass The Jug

Gnt 6774

Gnt 6774

C-3078-A Jelly Roll Stomp

Br 7062, 80031

C-3079-C Pass The Jug

Br 7062, 80031

BROADWAY RASTUS: As above. Chicago, c. March, 1929.

21227-1 Rock My Soul

Pm 12764

Pm 12764

21469-1 Wailing Blues

Pm 12898, Bwy 1355

21470-1-2 St. James Infirmary Blues

Pm 12898, Bwy 1355

NOTE: Broadway 1355 as HARRY'S RECKLESS FIVE.

Piano solos. New York, April 9, 1930.

9602-3 Market Street Jive

New York, April 10, 1930.

9608-2 Piano Breakdown

Pm CJS-103 (LP)

9609-1 New Whoopee Stomp

New York, April 11, 1930.

9620-1 Distant Moan

Pm CJS-103 (LP)

JAMES MELTON

James Melton, once the alto sax soloist with Francis Craig's orchestra, became an opera singer via dance- band and popular vocal records and films. The following are of slight interest for the accompaniments.

Vocal, acc. by Benny Goodman, cl / 3 vn / p / sb. New York, December 6, 1929.

149446-6 The Shepherd's Serenade

Col 2084-D, DO-46

149695-3 There Will Never Be Another Mary

Col 2065-D, 01875

149696-3 The Sacred Flame

Col 2084-D, Re G-20766

NOTE: Matrix 149446-6 is a remake of a master originally made on November 19, 1929. Benny Goodman is not in evidence on 149445-3 from that session, which was issued, and thus it is likely he took no part in it at all.

Vocal, acc. by George Isador, tb / James Brown, p. Memphis, November 17, 1930.

62958-1-2 Lonesome Woman Blues

Vic unissued

62959-1-2 Trouble Blues

Vic unissued

62960-1-2 Kind Friend Blues

Vic unissued

62961-1-2 Treated You Kind

Vic unissued

Pseudonym on Challenge for the following items listed in this book:­

134 Li'l Farina (Duke Ellington and his Orchestra)

134 Ya Gotta Know How To Love (Fess Williams and his Orchestra)

135 Both sides by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra

MEMPHIS DADDY AND HIS BOYS

Pseudonym on Silvertone for Jelly James and his Fewsicians, q.v.

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:

Clarion 5381-C Clarence Williams' Jazz Kings

5391-C Duke Ellington and his Orchestra

Harmony 1368-H Clarence Williams' Jazz Kings

1377-H Duke Ellington and his Orchestra

2455-V Duke Ellington and his Orchestra

Most records issued on Grey Gull and associated labels under this name are of commercial dance music; details of the most interesting titles will be found under GREY GULL STUDIO BANDS. The following session, by an unknown group, is quite exceptional.

Unknown t / cl / as / ? Porter Grainger (composer of all four titles recorded at this session), p / v. New York, November, 1929.

3741-A Don't Know And Don't Care

GG 1797, Rx 966

3742-B Ev'rybody Dance - v

GG 1816, VD 81815, Tem R-10

3743-B Miss Golden Brown

GG / Rx / Spm 1805, VD 71805, Tem R-10

3744-A-B In Harlem's Araby

GG / Rx / Spm 1804, Rx 931, VD 71804, Met 1258, Pic 494, Bm 1024, JC L-59, Tem R-27

NOTE: Grey Gull 1797 and 1816 as THE JAZZOPATORS; Van Dyke 71804 and 71805 as THE DIXIE DEVILS; 71816 as THE WHITE WAY PLAYERS; Metropole 1258 as BOHEMIAN DANCE BAND; Piccadilly as THE WHITE STAR SYNCOPATORS; Biltmore 1024 as KING OLIVER'S DIXIE DEVILS; Jazz Collector L-59 and both Tempo issues as KING OLIVER'S MEMPHIS JAZZERS. Many collectors, myself included, were once firmly of the opinion that King Oliver was on the session. Although Oliver's presence has since been ruled out, I still think of it as the nearest ­approach to his playing I have ever heard from another musician.

Will Shade, h, g, v / Ben Ramey, k / Will Weldon, g, v / Charlie Polk, jug, v. Memphis, February 24, 1927.

37941-1-3 Sun Brimmers - hWS / vWW

Vic 20552

37941-2 Sun Brimmers - hWS / vWW

X LVA-3009 (LP)

37942-1 Stingy Woman - hWS / vWW

37942-2 Stingy Woman - hWS / vWW

Vic 20552

37943-2 Memphis Jug - gWS / vWS, WW, CP

Vic 20576

37944-1 Newport News - g, vWS

X LVA-3009 (LP)

37944-2 Newport News - g, vWS

Vic 20576

Ben Ramey, v / "Shaky Walter," h where noted; rest as above. Chicago, June 9, 1927.

38657-1 Sometimes I Think I Love You - hSW / g, vWS

Vic 20809

38658-1 Sunshine Blues - hSW / gWS / vWW

Vic 20781

38659-1 Memphis Boy - g, vWS / vBR, WW

Vic 20809

38660-2 I'm Looking For The Bully Of The Town - g, vWS / vBR, WW

Vic 20781

Polk omitted; Vol Stevens, bj, md, g, v / Jennie Clayton, v, added. Atlanta, October 19, 1927.

40312-1-2 I Packed My Suitcase, Started To The Train - g, vWS / mdVS / vJC

Vic 21412

40313-2 State Of Tennessee Blues - g, vWS / mdVS / vJC

Vic 21185

40314-2 Bob Lee Junior Blues - gWS / mdVS / vJC

Vic 21412

40315-1 Kansas City Blues - h, vWS / gVS / vBR, WW

Vic 21185, BB B-5430, RZ MR-2331

Will Shade, h, g, v / Ben Ramey, k, v / Vol Stevens, bj, md, g, v / Will Weldon, g, v / Charlie Polk, jug (except where marked*). Atlanta, October 20, 1927.

40320-1 *Beale Street Mess Around - hWS / g, vVS

Vic 21066

40321-1 I'll See You In The Spring, When The Birds Begin To Sing - g, vVS

Vic 21066

Ramey omitted. Memphis, February 1, 1928.

41817-3 Snitchin' Gambler Blues - mdVS / v?

Vic 21524

41818-2 Evergreen Money Blues - g, vWS / mdVS

Vic 21657

Ramey returns. Memphis, February 13, 1928.

41888-2 Coal Oil Blues - hWS / g, vVS

Vic 21278

41889-2 Papa Long Blues - hWS / g, vVS

Vic 21278

41890-2 Peaches In The Springtime - mdVS / vBR, WW

Vic 21657

41891-2 She Stays Out All Night Long - mdVS / g, vWS

Vic 21524

Charlie Burse, g, v, replaces Weldon; Jab Jones, jug, v except where marked*. Memphis, September 11, 1928.

47008-1 Lindberg Hop (Overseas Stomp) - gWS / mdVS / vJJ

Vic 21740

47009-1 Sugar Pudding - hWS / mdVS / v3

Vic 21740

47010-2 *A Black Woman Is Like A Black Snake - h, g, vWS / vCB

Vic V-38015

47011-1 On The Road Again - h, g, vWS / vCB

Vic V-38015

Memphis, September 17, 1928.

47036-2 Whitewash Station Blues - hWS / mdVS / v5

Vic V-38504

47037-2 Stealin', Stealin' - hWS / gVS / v5

Vic V-38504

47038-2 Jug Band Waltz - hWS / gVS

Vic V-38537

47039-2 Mississippi River Waltz - hWS / gVS

Vic V-38537

Will Shade, Charlie Burse, g / Ben Ramey, k / Milton Robie, vn / Jab Jones, jug; the v duet may be by Ramey and Burse, with Shade making the trio. Memphis, September 17, 1929.

55529-1 I Can't Stand It - v2

Vic V-38551

55530-2 What's The Matter? - v3

Vic V-38551

Vocals by the Jug Band (cf. files). Memphis, September 27, 1929.

55598-1 Feed Your Friend With A Long-Handled Spoon - vMJB

Vic V-38578

55599-1 I Can Beat You Plenty (That Hand You Tried To Deal Me) - vMJB

Vic V-38586

Will Shade, h, g, v / Ben Ramey, k, v / Charlie Nickerson, p / Charlie Burse, Teewee Blackman, g / Jab Jones, jug / Hattie Hart and two differently constituted trios, possibly including Burse and Jones, v; instrumentation of each side shown after title. Memphis, October 3, 1929.

56343-3 Taking Your Place - k / 2g / jug / vWS

Vic 23347

56344-2 Tired Of You Driving Me - h / k / 2g / jug / vBR

Vic V-38586

Memphis, October 4, 1929.

56345-2 Memphis Yo Yo Blues - h / 2g / jug / vHH

Vic V-38558

56346-1-2 K. C. Moan - h / k / 2g / jug / vWS, 3

Vic V-38558, BB B-5430, RZ MR-2331

56347-2 I Whipped My Woman With A Singletree - h k / p / g / v3

Vic V-38578, BB B-5040, Sr S-3137

Ben Ramey, k / ? Vol Stevens, bj / Charlie Burse, md / Will Shade, g / Hambone Lewis, jug / Charlie Nickerson, v. Memphis, May 12, 1930.

59917-2 Everybody's Talking About Sadie Green - vCN

Vic V-38599

Ben Ramey, k, v / Vol Stevens, g, v / Will Shade, h, g, v / Hambone Lewis, Jug / Hattie Hart, v. Memphis, May 17, 1930.

59932-2 Oh Ambulance Man - vHH-WS

Vic V-38605, BB B-5040, Sr S-3137

59933-2 Cocaine Habit Blues - vHH-BR-VS

Vic V-38620

Ben Ramey, k / Milton Robie, vn / Charlie Nickerson, p, v / Will Shade, g, v / Charlie Burse, md, g / Hambone Lewis, jug / individual instrumentation shown after each title. Memphis, May 21, 1930.

59961-2 Jim Strainer Blues - k / p / g, vWS / jug

Vic 23421

59962-2 Cave Man Blues - vN / 2g / jug / vCN

Vic V-38605

59963-1 4th Street Mess Around - k / md / gWS / jug / vCN

Vic 23251

59964-2 It Won't Act Right - k / 2g / jug / vCN?

Vic V-38620

Will Shade, h / Charlie Burse, g / "Memphis Minnie" McCoy, g, v / Hambone Lewis, jug. Memphis, May 26, 1930.

59993-2 Bumble Bee Blues - vMM

Vic V-38599

59994-2 Meningitis Blues - vMM

Vic 23421

Ben Ramey, k / Will Shade, g, v / Charlie Burse, g / Hambone Lewis, jug / Hattie Hart, ? Vol Stevens, Charlie Nickerson, v. Memphis, May 29, 1930.

62541-2 Aunt Caroline Dyer Blues - vVS?

Vic 23347

62542-2 Stonewall Blues - vVS?

BB B-5675

Memphis, June 5, 1930.

62581-2 Spider's Nest Blues - vHH-WS

Vic 23319

62582-2 Papa's Got Your Bath Water On - vHH-WS

Vic 23251

62583-1 Going Back To Memphis - vCN&ch

Vic 23310

NOTE: Victor 23313 as CHARLIE NICKERSON; 23319 as CAROLINA PEANUT BOYS.

Will Shade, h / Vol Stevens, md / Charlie Burse, g, ? v / Jab Jones, jug / Charlie Nickerson, v. Memphis, November 21, 1930.

62990-2 He's In The Jail House Now - vCN-? CB

Vic 23256

NOTE: This issue as MEMPHIS SHEIKS.

Ben Ramey, k, added**; Stevens doubles g. Memphis, November 26, 1930.

64731-2 **Got A Letter From My Darlin' - v? CN / h / k / g / jug

Vic 23267

64732-2 **Round And Round - h / k / md / jug / vCN

Vic 23256

64733-2 This Will Bring You Back - h / md / g / jug / vCN

Vic 23267

NOTE: Victor 23256 as MEMPHIS SHEIKS; 23267 as CAROLINA PEANUT BOYS. Memphis, November 28, 1930.

64740-2 Move That Thing - h / md / g / jug / vCN

Vic 23274

64741-2 You Got Me Rollin' - h / md / g / jug / vCN

Vic 23274

NOTE: This issue as CAROLINA PEANUT BOYS.

Will Shade, h, g, v / Charlie Pierce, vn / Jab Jones, p, jug / Charlie Burse, md, g, v / Robert Burse, d / individual instrumentation shown after each title. Chicago, November 6, 1934.

C-780-2 Mary Anna Cut Off - h, vWS / vn / p / gCB / d

OK 8960

C-781-1 My Love Is Cold - vn / p / g / d / vCB

C-782-2 Jazzbo Stomp - h / vn / gCB / jug / d

OK 8955, Bm 1101

C-783-2 Gator Wobble - h, gWS / vn / p / md / d

OK 8958, WS 102

C-784-1-2 Poor Jab's Blues (instrumentation unknown)

OK unissued

C-785-2 Tear It Down, Bed Slats And All - g, vWS / vn / g / jug / d

OK 8956, Voc 03182

Dewey Corley, jug, added; individual instrumentation shown after each title. Chicago, November 7, 1934.

C-792-1 Boodie Bum Bum - gWS / vn / g, vCB / jug / d

OK 8956, Voc 03182

C-793-1 Take Your Fingers Off It - vn / g, vCB / jug / d / vWS

Voc 03175

C-794-1 Little Green Slippers - vn / g, vWS, CB / jug / d

OK 8966, Voc 03050

C-795-1 Fishin' In The Dark - vn / g, vWS, CB / jug / d

Voc 03175

C-796-1 Bottle It Up And Go - vn / g, vWS / md, vCB / jug / d

OK 8959, Voc 03080

C-797-1 Insane Crazy Blues - vn / g, vWS / g / jug / d

OK 8959, Voc 03080

C-798-1 I Got Good Potatoes - vn / h or gWS / g, vCB / jug / d

OK unissued

C-739-1 What's The Matter With The Well? - vn / h or gWS / g, vCB / jug / d

OK unissued

C-800-1 She Done Sold It Out - vn / g / vWSrCB / jug / d

OK 8963, Voc 03081

NOTE: OKeh 8959 and Vocalion 03080 as CHARLIE BURSE WITH MEMPHIS JUG BAND.

Chicago, November 8, 1934.

C-803-2 Memphis Shakedown - vn / 2g / jug / d

OK 8960

OK unissued

C-805-1 Rukus Juice And Chittlin' -vn / 2q / juq / d

OK 8955, Bm 1101

C-806-1 My Business Ain't Right - vn / g / md / jug / d

OK 8958, WS 102

C-807-1 Jug Band Quartette - vn / g, vWS, CB / jug / d

OK 8966, Voc 03050

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:­

Buddy 8005 Washboard Blues (Hitch's Happy Harmonists)

8005 Creole (Ross Reynolds' Palais Gardens Orchestra)

Challenge 143 I'd Rather Be Alone (Barney Zeeman's Kentucky Cardinals)

Superior 2503 I've Got Somebody Now (Black Diamond Orchestra)

Pseudonym on Australian Embassy E-152 for the Carolina Club Orchestra (see Hal Kemp).

Pseudonym on Superior for Ted Smith and his Orchestra, q.v.

Unknown c (except where otherwise noted) / Roy Palmer, tb (except where noted) / Darnell Howard, cl, as, vn / cl, ts / Bob Hudson and or W. E. Burton, p / bj / Jimmy Bertrand, d­, wb / v duet. New York, March 29, 1932.

11612-2 Georgia Grind - vnDH

Ban 32434, Or 8136, Per 0205, Ro 5136, BRS 15, HJCA HC-71

11613-1-2 Slow Drag Blues

ARC unissued

11614-1-2 Baby, If You Can't Do Better

ARC unissued

11615-1 Shanghai Honeymoon - v2

Voc 2593

ARC unissued

New York, c. March 1932

TO-1125- My Gal Sal

Col test

TO-1126- Darktown Strutters' Ball

Col test

Unknown vn added this session only. New York, March 30, 1932.

11618-2 Biscuit Roller - vnDH (cl not DH)

Voc 1744, HJCA HC-74

11519-1 Rukus Juice Shuffle

Ban 32434, Or 8136, Per 0205, Ro 5136

11620-1; 19995* Dirty Dozen's Cousins - v2

Per 0246, ARC 7-01-63*, BRS 17, HJCA HC-72

11621-1; 20000* Nancy Jane

Per 0246, ARC 7-01-63*, BRS 17, HJCA HC-72

11622-2 Jockey Stomp - no vn

Ban 32760, Mt M-12689, Or 8229, Per 0240, Ro 5229, Voc 1736, BRS 16, HJCA HC-70,

11623-1 Wild Man Stomp - no c, vn or tb

Voc 2593, HJCA HC-73

Unknown c (unless otherwise noted) / Roy Palmer, tb / Darnell Howard, cl, as, vn / cl, ts / Bob Hudson and/or W. E. (Buddy) Burton, p / bj / Jimmy Bertrand, d, wb / v. New York, March 31, 1932.

11627-2 Come On In, Baby

Voc 1744, HJCA HC-74

11628-2 Stomp That Thing - v

Ban 32760, Mt M-12689, Or 8229, Per 0240, Ro 5229, BRS 15, HJCA HC-71

11629-1 Endurance Stomp

Or 8137, Per 0260, Ro 5137, BRS 16, HJCA HC-70

New York, April 1, 1932.

11633-1 Sweet Feet - no c

Voc 1736, HJCA HC-73, JD 009

11634-1-2 Weary Way Blues

ARC unissued

NOTE: All issues except Vocalions as ALABAMA RASCALS; BRS 15 and 16 as ROY PALMER'S ALABAMA