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Pseudonym on American Parlophone for Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Broadway 5063 for Charles Avery, q.v.

The maiden name of Maggie Jones, q.v.

Walter Barnes, ts, dir: Cicero Thomas, George Thigpen, t / Ed Burke, William "Bullet" Brad­ley, tb / Irby Gage, Wilson Underwood, cl, as / Lucius Wilson, ts / Paul Johnson, p / Plunker Hall, bj / Louis Thompson, bb / Billy Winston, d / v. Chicago, November 28, 1928.

C-2609-A-B Beau-Koo Jack

Voc unissued

C-2610-A-B It's Tight Like That - v

Voc unissued

Chicago, December 14, 1928.

C-2659-A How Long How Long Blues - v

Br 4187

C-2660-B My Kinda Love (One Way To Paradise)

Chicago, December 24, 1928.

C-2704-A-B Beau-Koo Jack

Br unissued

C-2705-A-B It's Tight Like That - vch

Br 4244

C-3009-A-B-C Buffalo Rhythm - v

Br 7072

C-3010-A-B Third Rail

May Alix, v. Chicago, July 25, 1929.

C-3941-A-B If You're Thinking Of Me

Br 4480

Br 4480

Br A-8535

Charlie Barnet, ss, as, ts, dir. probably: Toots Camarata, Gordon Griffin, Eddie Myers­, t / Russ Jenner or Bill McVeigh, tb / George Bohn, Les Cooper, Don Morres, Jack Henderson, cl, as / Billy Miller, p / Buford Turner, g / Pete Peterson, sb / Rudy de Julius, d / Horace Henderson, a / Helen Heath, Harry von Zell, v. New York, October 9, 1933.

14121- What Is Sweeter (Than The Sweetness Of "I Love You") - vHvZ

Ban 32876, Mt M-12818, Or 2778, Per 15834, Ro 2151

14122-1 I'm No Angel - vHH

Ban 32875, Cq 8251, Dom 155, Mt M-12817, Or 2777, Per 15833, Ro 2150, EBW W-75, Peacock P-176

14123-1 I Want You, I Need You - vHvZ

Ban 32875, Dom 155, Mt M-12817, Or 2777, Per 15833, Ro 2150, EBW W-75

14124-1 Buckin' The Wind - vHH

Ban 32876, Mt M-12818, Or 2778, Per 15834, Ro 2151

NOTE: Peacock P-176 as THE FIFTH AVENUE BAND.

New York, October 25, 1933.

14123-3 I Want You, I Need You - vHvZ

Ban 32875, Cq 8251, Mt M-12817, Or 2777, Per 15833, Ro 2150

NOTE: It is possible that this take may also have been used for Edison Bell Winner W-75.

Jackie Martin, Charlie Barnet, v. New York, March 23, 1934.

14985-1-2 Butterfingers - vHH

ARC unissued

14986- Infatuation - vHH

Ban 33015, Cq 8281, Mt M-12974, Or 2872, Per 15912, Ro 2246

14987-1 I Lost Another Sweetheart - vJM

Ban 33033, Mt M-12992, Or 2884, Per 15923, Ro 2258

14988-1 Emaline - vCB

Ban 33033, Mt M-12992, Or 2884, Per 15923, Ro 2258

New York, March 29, 1934.

14985-3 Butterfingers - vHH

Ban 33015, Cq 8281, Mt M-12974, Or 2872, Per 15912, Ro 2246

15020- Baby, Take A Bow - vJM

Ban 33029, Mt M-12988, Or 2880, Per 15919, Ro 2254

15021- This Is Our Last Night Together - vJM

Ban 33029, Mt M-12988, Or 2880, Per 15919, Ro 2254

BUDDY BARNETT AND HIS MUSIC

Pseudonym on English Crown (9-inch) for edited dubbings of the following items listed in this book:­

235 The Scene Changes (Dick McDonough and his Music)

266 Did I Remember? (Jack Shilkret and his Orchestra)

Ed Allen, c, v / Arville Harris, cl, as / Clarence Williams, p, v / Floyd Casey, wb. Long Island City, NY, January, 1929.

325-A Hot Lovin'

QRS R-7059, Pm 12851, Bwy 5058

326-A Mama Stayed Out - vEA-CW

QRS R-7059, Pm 12851, Bwy 5058

327 Nobody's Business (How I Love That Man)

QRS R-7057, Pm 12942, JCl 539

330 Endurance Stomp (Barrel House Stomp*)

QRS R-7019, Pm 12875, JC L-24, JD 007, VJR 21, XX 3*

330-A Endurance Stomp

Pm 12875

QRS R-7019, Pm 12875, JC L-24, JD 007, VJR 21, XX 3

332-A Scufflin' Blues

QRS R-7057, Pm 12942, JCl 539

NOTE: Some copies of QRS R-7019 appear to have been pressed from Gennett masters made by the State Street Ramblers, q.v., of the same two titles.

BARRELHOUSE PETE

Pseudonym on Columbia for Art Gillham, q.v.

Piano solo. Richmond, IN, June 7, 1929.

15165 Walking Blues

Pm 12803

The following by this contingent from the Ted Lewis band are of some interest as jazz; others may be, as well.

Dave Klein, Walter Kahn, t / George Brunies, tb / as / ts / Sol Klein, vn / Dick Reynolds, p / ? Vic Carpenter, bj / Harry Barth, bb / John Lucas, d. New York, January, 1925.

105779 I Like Pie, I Like Cake (But I Like You Best Of All)

PA 036202, 11001, Per 14383, Hom C-907, GP 18458, VH 48

NOTE: Homochord as ELDON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Grand Pree as GRAND PREE NOVELTY ORCHESTRA; Vox Humana as SAVANA SERENADERS.

Jack Pettis, Cm, ts, added. New York, October 1925

106296 Melancholy Lou

PA 36330, Per 14511

106297 Sugar Plum

PA 36330, Per 14511

ALEX BARTHA AND HIS HOTEL TRAYMORE ORCHESTRA

Alex Bartha dir: Philo Shreve and another, t / Ziggy Elman, tb / Angi Marrendino, cl, as / Bert Nickerson, cl, as,

72686-2 There's Oceans Of Love By The Beautiful Sea - vCW&ch

Vic 24056, Zon EE-351

72687-1 On The Merry-Go-Round - vCW&ch

Vic 24056, Zon EE-351

72688-1 Hot Biscuits

Vic 24059

72689-1 Red Blues

Vic 24083

72690-1 It Must Be Swell To Be Laying Out Dead - vch

Vic 24059

NOTE: Victor 24083 as WILLIAMS' COTTON CLUB ORCHESTRA. Two editions of Victor 24059 were issued, both backed by TIGER RAG by the Wahboard Rhythm Boys, q.v.

Pseudonym on Superior 2692 for Syd Valentine and his Patent Leather Kids, q.v.

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

2300-2 Go Back Where You Stayed Last Night

Pm 12322, Sil 3556

2301-1, 2 Tennessee Blues

Pm 12322, Sil 3556

NOTE: Silvertone 3556 as IDA LEWIS.

Acc. by Blythe's Sinful Five: ? Bernie Young or ? Alfred Bell, c / as / Leroy Pickett, vn / Jimmy Blythe, p / W. E. Burton, d. Chicago, January, 1926.

2415-1 Anna Mina-Forty And St. Louis Shorty

Pm 12351

Pm 12345

Acc. by Lovie Austin's Blues Serenaders: ? Bob Shoffner, c / ? Albert Wynn or ? Kid Ory, tb / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p / W. E. Burton, d. Chicago, January, 1926.

2426-1 You Can Never Tell What Your Perfectly Good Man Will Do

Pm 12351

2467-1 Shake That Thing

Pm 12345

Acc. by Lovie Austin's Serenaders: c / ? Kid Ory, tb / Johnny Dodds, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, May, 1926.

2545-2 Sunday Morning Blues

Pm 12369

Pm 12363

Pm 12363

2548- Walk Easy 'Cause My Papa's Here (-1)

Pm unissued

2554-2 Walk Easy 'Cause My Papa's Here (-2)

Pm 12369

NOTE: The label of Paramount 12369 incorrectly shows unissued matrix 2548.

Vocal, acc. by Lemuel Fowler, p. New York, May 18, 1923.

81025-1-2-3 The Wicked (Dirty) Fives

Col unissued

81026-2 You Got Everything A Sweet Mama Needs (But Me)

Col A-3922

New York, c, June 16, 1923.

71633-B-D Satisfied Blues (A Barrelhouse Blues)

OK 8080

71634-B Daddy Ease It To Me

OK 8080

Acc. by Lem Fowler's Orchestra: c / ? Bob Fuller or Percy Glascoe, cl / Lemuel Fowler, p / bj. New York, July 10, 1923.

9065-B-C Cruel Back Bitin' Blues (A Heart Aching Chant)

Ed 51200, Amb 4915

9066-B-C You Got Ev'rything A Sweet Mama Needs (But Me)

Ed 51200, Amb 4911

Acc. by unknown studio white band. New York, September 14, 1923.

9163-B-C She Walked Right Up And Took My Man Away

Ed 51242, Amb 4913

NOTE: All Edisons and Blue Amberols as ELLEN COLEMAN. It is not known which takes were dubbed to the Blue Amberol cylinders.

Acc. by Robert Cooksey, h, k* / Bobby Leecan, g / ? Phil Worde, p. New York, January, 1927.

6909-1 I Wants A Real Man

Ban 1920, Dom 3892, Or 795, Re 8238

6910-2 *Scrubbin' Blues

Ban 1958, Dom 3929, Or 795, Re 8283

NOTE: Oriole as MAMIE SPENCER.

Phil Baxter, p, dir: Red Millard, t / Al Jennings, tb / Ole Wilkins, as / Red Reeves, bj / Shorty Johnson, d. St. Louis, October 24, 1925.

9401-A If I Had You And You Had Me

OK 40637

9402-A There Ain't No Use In Tryin' To Hi-Tone Me

OK unissued

9403-A Waiting

OK 40522, Od 03334

9404-A Something Tells Me

OK 40522, Od 03334

Phil Baxter, p, v, dir: Ray Nooner, Al Hann, t / Al Jennings, tb / Ken Naylor, cl, as / Jack Jones­ as, v / Thurmond Rotroff, ts / Davy Crocker, pac / Joe Price, bj, g / Pop Estep, bb / Marion Flickinger, d. Dallas, October 20, 1929.

56429-3 Down Where The Blue Bonnets Grow - vPB

Vic V-40160

56430-1 I Ain't Got No Gal Now - vPB

Vic V-40160

56431-3 I Don't Love Nobody But You - vPB

Vic V-40204

56432-3 Honey Child - vJJ

Vic V-40204

BAXTER DANCE ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym on Swedish Cameo 2046 for Sid Phillips and his Rhythm, q.v.

Johnny Bayersdorffer, c, dir: Tom Brown, t / Charlie Scaglioni, cl / Johnny Miller, p / Steve Loyacano, bj / Leo Adde, d. New Orleans, March 17, 1924.

8570-A I Wonder Where My Easy Rider's Riding Now?

OK 40133, Par R-3260, Od 03173, HJCA HC-69

8571-A The Waffle Man's Call

OK 40133, Par R-3260, Od 03173, HJCA HC-69

Presumably similar personnel. Richmond, IN, February 12, 1925.

12151,-A-B Leaving Town On Skates

Gnt unissued

12152,-A-B The Bucket

Gnt unissued

12153,-A-B Washington And Lee Swing

Gnt unissued

BERLYN BAYLOR ORCHESTRA

Berlyn Baylor, cl, ? as, dir: c / tb / bar / p / g / d. Richmond, IN, c. April 20, 1928.

13651 Clarinet Marmalade

Gnt 6457, Ch 15477

13651-A Clarinet Marmalade

Ch 16422, 40000, Spr 2817

13652-A Riverboat Shuffle

Ch 16422, 40000, Spr 2817

13652-B Riverboat Shuffle

Ch 15477

NOTE: Champion 15477 as THE VICKSBURG TEN; Superior 2817 as LITTLE'S COLLEGIANS.

BAY STATE BROADCASTERS

Pseudonym on Grey Gull and affiliated labels for the California Ramblers, q.v.

Unknown t / tb / cl, ss / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d / v / v duet. New York, October, 1927.

31186-1 Together, We Two - v2

Popular Hit 401, Duo M-157

31187-1 There Must Be Somebody Else - v

Popular Hit 401, Bell 552

NOTE: Bell as CALIFORNIA SYNCOPATORS; Duophone as U. B. SYNCOPATORS.

BAY STATE SYNCOPATORS

Pseudonym on Radiex 1843 for the California Ramblers, q.v.

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

104 Baby Face (The Buffalodians)

127 Sweet Thing (Al Lentz and his Orchestra)

Pseudonym on Cameo and associated labels for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. for titles meriting inclusion in this book.

Pseudonym on Lincoln for the Original Memphis Five, q.v.

Herb Morand, c / Johnny Dodds, cl / Frank Melrose, p / Baby Dodds, d. Chicago, July 24, 1929.

C-3936-A Forty And Tight

Voc 1403, V-1016, Ban 32388, Br 80076, Cq 7980, Or 8120, Per 196, Ro 5120, Dec MB-22050

C-3936-B Forty And Tight

Ristic Special

C-3937-A Piggly Wiggly

Voc 1403, Ban 32388, Cq 7980, Or 8120, Per 196, Ro 5120

C-3937-B Piggly Wiggly

Br 80076, Voc V-1016, Dec MB-22050

NOTE: All issues, except the Vocalions, Ristic, and Decca as RAMPART STREET WASHBOARD BAND.

IRENE BEASLEY

Vocal, acc. by own p, with ? Jack Cohen, g or Joseph Cortese, vn. Memphis, February 11, 1928.

41885-1 Go 'Long, Lasses

Vic 21266

Acc. by Leonard Joy dir: Harry Shilkret or Del Staigers, t / Benny Goodman, cl, as / Lou Raderman, vn / Abe Borodkin, vc / own p / ? Carl Kress, g / ? Dick Cherwin, sb. New York, May 1, 1928.

43935-3 The St. Louis Blues

Vic 21467

43936-2 If I Could Just Stop Dreaming

Vic 21639

43937-2 Missin' My Pal

Vic 21639

43938-1-2-3 Swing Along, Honey, And Smile

Vic unissued

Acc. by Benny Goodman, t, cl / Lou Raderman, vn / own p / ? Carl Kress, g / ? Dick Cherwin, sb. or Goodman, cl / own p / ? Kress, g.* New York, May 3, 1928.

45005-2 You'll Come Back To Me Someday

Vic V-40173

45006-3 *Choo Choo Train

Vic 21467

Acc. by Tony Almerico, c / James Rush, cl / Dick Wilson, vn / Adrian J. Larroque, p / Benny Pottle, sb. Memphis, September 7, 1928.

45498-1-2-3 Apple Sauce

Vic unissued

Acc. by Tony Almerico, c / Slim Lamar or James Rush, cl / Joseph Cortese or J. Burns, vn / Dick Jones, p / Benny Pottle, sb. Memphis, September 10, 1928.

47004-1-2 Where's My Baby Gone?

Vic unissued

Acc. by Phil Napoleon, t / Teddy Lassoff, Sam Freed, vn / Bill Wirges, p / Carson Robison, g. Camden, NJ, April 10, 1929.

51095-3 Baby's Back Today

Vic V-40092

51096-1-2 Furniture Man Blues

Vic unissued

51097-3 Sometimes I Wonder

Vic V-40125

51098-3 What Would I Do Without You?

Vic V-40092

Camden, NJ, April 11, 1929.

51099-2 Sun's Gonna Shine

Vic V-40173

51800-2 Moon Song

Vic V-40125

51801-1 Apple Sauce

Vic unissued

51802-2 You'll Come Back To Me Someday

Vic V-40173

Pseudonym on Gennett for Alberta Hunter, q.v.

NEW ORLEANS FEETWARMERS: Tommy Ladnier, t / Teddy Nixon, tb / Sidney Bechet, cl, ss / Henry Duncan, p / Wilson Myers, sb, v / Morris Morland, d / Billy Maxey, v. New York, September 15, 1932.

73398-1 Sweetie Dear

Vic 23360, BB B-7614, HMV B-9408, HN-2955, JK-2414, SG-243, BRS 994, HJCA HC-93

73399-1 I Want You Tonight - vWM

Vic 23358, BB B-10472, HMV B-9091, JK-2663

73400-1 I've Found A New Baby

Vic 24150, BB B-10022, HMV B-4991, X-6861

73501-1 Lay Your Racket - vBM

Vic 23358, BB B-10472, HMV B-9091, JK-2663

73502-1 Maple Leaf Rag (Maple Rag*)

Vic 23360, BB B-7614*, HMV B-9408, HN-2955, JK-2414, SG-184, BRS 999, HJCA HC-93

73503-1 Shag - vWM

Vic 24150, BB B-10022, HMV B-4944, JK-2475, X-6861

NOTE: Except for the Victors, HMV B-4944, and B-4991, all the above are labeled SIDNEY BECHET AND HIS NEW ORLEANS FEETWARMERS.

BLIND JAMES BECK

Piano solo. Chicago, c. April 2, 1927.

12679 State Street Special

Gnt unissued

Pseudonym on Champion 15054, 15055, 15074 for The Southerners, and on Champion 15059 for Jud Hill's Club Morocco Orchestra.

BIX AND HIS RHYTHM JUGGLERS: Bix Beiderbecke, c / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Don Murray, cl / Paul Mertz, p / Howdy Quicksell, bj, absent from the first side / Tom Gargano, d. Richmond, IN, January 26, 1925.

12140 Toddlin' Blues

Gnt 5654, Br 02501, HRS 22, Ses 6

12141 Davenport Blues

Gnt 5654, Br 02206, HRS 22, Ses 6

12142,-A-B Magic Blues

Gen unissued

12143,-A-B Nobody Knows What It's All About

Gen unissued

Piano solo. New York, September 9, 1927.

81426-B Bixology (In A Mist*)

OK 40916*, Voc 3150, Par R-3504, R-1838, A-6236, 8571, Od 250531, 295124, A-2334,
A-286085, HJCA HC-601, Tpl 553

BIX BEIDERBECKE AND HIS GANG: Bix Beiderbecke, c / Bill Rank, tb / Don Murray, cl / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Frank Signorelli, p / Chauncey Morehouse, d. New York, October 5, 1927.

81518-B At The Jazz Band Ball

OK 40923, Voc 3042, Col 36156, 20446, S-10003, Par R-3465, R-2711, A-4917, B-71141, Od 193139, 295118, 298142, A-189068, 028098

81519-B Royal Garden Blues

OK 8544, Col 35664, DO-2245, Par R-3465, R-2580, DPY-1069, PZ-11157, Od 295090, A-2341, A-286083

81520-A Jazz Me Blues

OK 40923, Voc 3042, Col 36156, Par R-127, R-2580, A-4917, PO-57, PZ-1157, Od 193139, 295090, A-2341, A-189068, A-286083, 028098

NOTE: Okeh 8544 and Columbia DO-2245 as NEW ORLEANS LUCKY SEVEN; Col 35664 as BIX BEIDERBECKE AND HIS NEW ORLEANS LUCKY SEVEN, Parlophone R-127 and R-3465 as BIX BEIDERBECK PRESENTS HIS ORCHESTRA; other Parlophones and Odeon A-286083 as BIX BEIDERBECKE AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

New York, October 25, 1927.

81568-B Goose Pimples

OK 8544, Col 35664, DO-2245, Par R-127, R-2465, PO-57, PZ-11245, Od A-2407

81569-A Sorry

OK 41001, Voc 3149, Par R-3503, R-2711, B-71141, DPY-1069, Od 165322, 208142, 295118, A-189134, 028181, Col 20446, Bm 1097, HJCA HC-84

81572-B Since My Best Girl Turned Me Down

OK 41001, Voc 3149, Par R-3503, R-2054, A-6236, Od 165322, A-2407, A-189134, A-286091, 028181, Bm 1097, HJCA HC-84

NOTE: Matrices 81570-81571 are by Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra, q.v. Okeh 8544 and Columbia DO-2245 as NEW ORLEANS LUCKY SEVEN; Col 35664 as BIX BEIDERBECKE AND HIS NEW ORLEANS LUCKY SEVEN, Parlophone R-3503 as BIX BEIDERBECK PRESENTS HIS ORCHESTRA; other Parlophones as BIX BEIDERBECKE AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

Bix Beiderbecke, c / Bill Rank, tb / Izzy Friedman, cl / Min Leibrook, bsx / Roy Bargy or Tom Satterfield, p / Harold MacDonald, d. New York, April 17, 1928.

400616-B Somebody Stole My Gal

OK 41030, Br 8242, SE 5013-S, Par R-161, Od 193191, 194491, A-189169, Col 20304

400617-C Thou Swell

OK 41030, Col 35665, Par R-451, R-2355, Od 165358, 193191, 194491, A-189169

Harry Gale, d, replaces MacDonald. Chicago, July 7, 1928.

400994-A Ol' Man River

OK 41088, Col 35666, UHCA 25, Par R-2328, A-2776, PZ-11252, Od 182555, 193328, A-189180, Kismet K-722

400995-A Wa-Da-Da (Ev'rybody's Doin' It Now)

OK 41088, Col 35666, UHCA 26, Par R-2286, A-7618, Od 182555, 193337, 194756, A-189180

NOTE: Kismet K-722 as ROLLINI'S DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Bix Beiderbecke, c / Bill Rank, tb / Izzy Friedman, cl / Min Leibrook, bsx / Roy Bargy, p / Lennie Hayton, 2nd p, timps, harmonium. New York, September 21, 1928.

401138-B Rhythm King

OK 41173, Br 8242, Par R-2269, A-7600, DPY-1021 PZ-11252, Od 182833, 193328, A-189236, ONY-41173, HJCA HC-601

401139-A Louisiana (Lousiana*)

OK 41173, Col 35665, DS-1392, Par R-298, R-2833, B-71142*, Od 182833, 193297, 194756, A-189236, ONY-41173

401140-A Margie

Par R-2833, B-71142, SE 5013-S, Col 20304, DS-1392

NOTE: Od ONY-41173 as EDDIE GORDON AND HIS BAND.

BIX BEIDERBECKE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Bix Beiderbecke, c / Ray Ludwig, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Benny Goodman, Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Bud Freeman, ts / Min Leibrook, bsx, sb / Joe Venuti, vn / Irving Brodsky, p / Eddie Lang (absent from third title), g / Gene Krupa, d / Weston Vaughan v. New York, September 8, 1930.

63630-1 Deep Down South - bsx / vWV

63630-2 Deep Down South - bsx / vWV

Vic 23018, 25370, HMV B-8419, K-6238

63631-1 I Don't Mind Walkin' In The Rain (When I'm Walkin' In The Rain With You) - bsx / vWV

Vic 23008

63632-2 I'll Be A Friend "With Pleasure" - sb / vWV

Vic 23008

63632-3 I'll Be A Friend "With Pleasure" - sb / vWV

Vic 23008, 26415, HMV B-4889, B-8419

ANNA BELL

Vocal acc. by Clarence Williams' Orchestra: Ed Allen, c / Arville Harris, cl / Clarence Williams, p / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. Long Island City, NY, c. September, 1928.

171-A Hopeless Blues

QRS R-7007, Bwy 5032

172-A Every Woman Blues

QRS R-7007, Bwy 5032

173-A Kitchen Woman Blues

QRS R-7008, Bwy 5033

173-B Kitchen Woman Blues

QRS R-7008

174-B Lock Step Blues

QRS R-7008, Bwy 5033

175 Shake It, Black Bottom

QRS R-7009

176-A I Don't Care Who Gets What I Don't Want

QRS R-7009

NOTE: Broadway 5032 as ANNA BELLE. QRS R-7009 (I DON'T CARE...) shows matrix 176 on the label, but
175-A in the wax.

ANNIE BELL: Vocal, acc. by Saul Vankirk, p. New York, January 28, 1929.

East Coast Florida Blues

Vic test (unnumbered)

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:­

Imperial 2846 Hustlin' And Bustlin' For Baby (Adrian Rollini and his Orchestra)

Rex 8003 The Grass Is Getting Greener All, The Time (Victor Young and his Orchestra)

8004 The Gold Diggers' Song (Gene Kardos and his Orchestra)

KYRLE BELL'S ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym on American Parlophone (PNY- series) for Smith Ballew and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Bell P-257 for Joseph Samuels and his Orchestra, q.v.

George Belshaw, dir: Gene Piper and another, c / __ Triego, tb / Frankie Roberts, cl, as / as / Pete Peterson, ts /

TM-3372-B-C Sweet Liza - vFS

Br 4365

TM-3373-B-C You'll Recognize My Baby - vFS

NOTE: The Brunswick recording sheet lists these as test masters. Two takes of each title were recorded, but it is not known if all were issued.

Pseudonym on Victor 32212 for Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra, q.v.