Brian rust jazz records, 1917–1934 / Free Personal-Use Edition Not for sale; all commercial use is prohibited. For personal, non-commercial use only. Notice

TOMMY MORTON'S GRANGERS: Tom Morton, d , dir: Tony Tortomas, Sammy Castin, t / Pete Pellizzi or Mike Fucillo,

107183 How Could Red Riding Hood? - vJR

PA 36544, 11275, Per 14725, Gra 9259

107184 When I Kissed You I Kissed The Blues Goodbye - vJR

PA 36549, Per 14730

107185 Baby Mine - vJR

PA 36548, Per 14729

TOM MORTON'S ORCH., featuring ORIGINAL INDIANA FIVE: Similar to the above; Irving Kaufman (as GEORGE KAY), v. New York, May 21, 1929.

148606-1 Anything To Hold Your Baby - vIK

Har 930-H

148607-3 Birmingham Bertha - vIK

Har 930-H

148608-1 Broadway Baby Dolls - vIK

Har 937-H

Curtis Mosby, d , dir: James Porter, t / Ashford Hardee, tb / Charles Hite, Leo Davis, cl, as / Bumps Myers, ts / Attwell Rose, vn / Henry Starr, p, v / Thomas Valentine, bj / __ Perkins, bb. Los Angeles, October 14, 1927.

144761-2 Weary Stomp

Col 1191-D, J-486

144762-3 Whoop 'Em Up Blues

Col 1192-D

144763-1-3 In My Dreams (I'm Jealous Of You)-vHS

Col 1191-D, J-486

144764-1-2 Tiger Stomp

Col 1192-D

Curtis Mosby, d , dir: James Porter, t / Ashford Hardee, tb / Charlie Lawrence, Les Hite, cl, as / Bumps Myers, ts / ? Andy Iona (Aiona), vn, stg / Walter Johnson, p / Freddy Vaughan, bj / bb. Los Angeles, March 28, 1928.

145924-2 Blue Blowers Blues

Col 1442-D

145925-2 Hardee Stomp

Col 1442-D

Country Allen, tb, replaces Hardee. Los Angeles, January 21, 1929.

147817-3 Between You And Me (And The Deep Blue Sea) - v

Col 40001-D

147818-3 Louisiana Bo Bo

Col 40001-D

147819-1 Dearie

Col unissued

147824-1 Don't Make Sweet Mama Mad

Col unissued

NOTE: Matrices 147820 / 147821 are by Andy Aiona's Novelty Four.

The following items are from film soundtracks made in 1929:

Swanee Shuffle / Blue Blowers Blues

Arcadia 2001 (LP)

Daddy, Won't You Please Come Home?

Pseudonym on Supertone 9686 for Syd Valentine and his Patent Leather Kids, q.v.

Bennie Moten, p, dir: Lammar Wright, c / Thamon Hayes, tb / Woody Walder, cl, ts, k effect / Sam Tall, bj / Willie Hall, d. St. Louis, September, 1923.

8459-A Elephant's Wobble

OK 8100, Tpl 532

8460-A Crawdad Blues

OK 8100, Tpl 532

Harry Cooper, c / Harlan Leonard, cl, as, added. St. Louis, c. November 29, 1924.

8769-B South

OK 8194

8770-A Vine Street Blues

8771-A Tulsa Blues

OK 8184

8772-A Goofy Dust

8774-A Baby Dear

OK 8213

NOTE: Matrix 8773 is untraced.

9118-A She's Sweeter Than Sugar - vWL

OK 8255

9119-A South Street Blues

9120-A Sister Honky Tonk

OK 8277

9121-A As I Like It

9123-A Things Seem So Blue To Me

OK 8242

9124-A 18th Street Strut

OK 8242

9125-A Kater Street Rag

NOTE: Matrix 9122 is untraced.

Bennie Moten, p, dir: Lammar Wright, c / Thamon Hayes, tb / Harlan Leonard, cl, as / LaForest Dent, as, bar / Woody Walder, cl, ts / Sam Tall, bj / Vernon Page, bb / Willie McWashington, d. Chicago, December 13, 1926

37232-1 Thick Lip Stomp

Vic 20406, HMV B-5302

37232-2 Thick Lip Stomp

37233-1 Harmony Blues

Vic 20406, HMV B-5302

37233-2 Harmony Blues

37234-1 Kansas City Shuffle

Vic 20485, WS 109

37235-2 Yazoo Blues

Vic 20485

37236-1 White Lightnin' Blues

Vic 20811

Chicago, December 14, 1926.

37237-1 Muscle Shoals Blues

Vic 20811

37238-1 Midnight Mama

Vic 20422

37239-2 Missouri Wobble

Vic 20422

Bennie Moten, p , dir: Ed Lewis, Paul Webster, c / Thamon Hayes, tb, v / Harlan Leonard, cl, ss, as / Jack Washington, cl, as, bar / Woody Walder, cl, ts / LaForest Dent, as, ts, v / Leroy Berry, bj / Vernon Page, bb / Willie McWashington, d. Chicago, June 11, 1927.

38667-3 Sugar

Vic 20855, X-16189, HMV 8-5430

38668-4 Dear Heart

Vic 20855

38669-2 The New Tulsa Blues

Vic 21584

38670-3 Baby Dear - vTH-LD

Vic 20946

38671-1 12th Street Rag

Vic 20946

38671-2 12th Street Rag

NOTE: Victor X-16189 is anonymous.

Chicago, June 12, 1927.

38672-3 Pass Out Lightly (There Ain't Nothin' To It)

Vic 21199

38673-1 Ding-Dong Blues - v3

38673-2 Ding-Dong Blues - v3

Vic 21199

38673-3 Ding-Dong Blues - v3

38674-3 Moten Stomp

Vic 20955, BB B-6204

NOTE: Despite the label of PASS OUT LIGHTLY, there is no vocal on this side.

Booker Washington, c, replaces Webster; Dent omitted; James Taylor, v. Camden, NJ, September 6, 1928.

42924-1 Justrite

Vic 21739

42924-2 Justrite

42925-1-2 It's Hard To Laugh Or Smile - vJT

Vic unissued

42926-3 Slow Motion

Vic V-38012

42927-1 Tough Breaks

Vic V-38037, BB B-6638

Moten and Lewis speak*. Camden, NJ, September 7, 1928.

42925-3-4 It's Hard To Laugh Or Smile

Vic V-38037, BB B-6431, B-8228, HMV R-14294, El EG-1284

42928-2 Sad Man Blues - vJT

Vic V-38048

42929-1 Kansas City Breakdown

Vic 21693, HMV JF-17

42930-1 Trouble In Mind

Vic 21739

42931-2 Hot Water Blues

Vic V-38012, BB B-7938, HMV JF-17

42932-1-2 When Life Seems So Blue - vJT

Vic unissued

42933-1 *Get Low-Down Blues

Vic 21693

42934-1 She's No Trouble (Sweetheart)

Vic V-38021, 24893, JA-1046

42935-1 South

Vic V-38021, 24893, JA-1046

NOTE: Copies of Victor 24893 (which remained in the catalog nearly until the end of the 78-rpm era) can be found on which both sides are pressed from dubbed masters, others where only SOUTH is dubbed, and rarely where both sides are pressed from original masters. SOUTH also appeared as a dubbing on both sides of Victor 44-0004.

Bennie Moten, p, dir: Ed Lewis, Booker Washington, c / Thamon Hayes, tb / Harlan Leonard, cl, ss, as / Jack Washington, el, as, bar / Woody Walder, cl, ts / Ira "Buster" Moten, pac, 2nd p / Leroy Berry, bj / Vernon Page, bb / Willie McWashington, d / Bob Clemmons, v. Chicago, July 16, 1929.

55420-1 Terrific Stomp

Vic V-38081, BB B-6304

55421-3 Let's Get It

Vic V-38072

55422-2 Kansas City Squabble

Vic V-38091

Chicago, July 17, 1929.

55423-1 Rite Tite

Vic V-38104

55424-2 Moten's Blues

Vic V-38072, BB B-7938

55425-1 That's What I'm Talking About

Vic V-38081

55426-1 That Certain Motion

Vic V-38104

55427-1-2 It Won't Be Long - vBC

Unissued

55427-3 It Won't Be Long

Vic V-38123

Instrumentation as shown individually. Chicago, July 18, 1929.

42932-4 When Life Seems So Blue - all but pac

Vic V-38132

55428-2 Loose Like A Goose - clWW / 2p / d

Vic V-38123

55429-1 Just Say It's Me, c / JW / WW / 2p / bj / bb / d

Vic V-38132

55430-1 Now Goofy Dust - Rag [sic] - full band

Vic V-38091, HMV R-14374

55431-1-2 Michigan Rag - 2p

Vic unissued

NOTE: Victor V-38123 as BUSTER MOTEN, BENNIE MOTEN.

Eddie Durham, tb, g, a, added; Count Basie, p, replaces Bennie Moten, who now directs without playing. Chicago, October 23, 1929.

57301-1 Rumba Negro (Spanish Stomp)

Vic 23037, HMV B-4845

57302-2 The Jones Law Blues

Vic 23357

57303-1 Band Box Shuffle

Vic 23007, BB B-6710

57304-2 Small Black

Vic 23342

57305-2 Every Day Blues (Yo Yo Blues)

Vic V-38144, 1AC-0442

Willie McWashington, v. Chicago, October 24, 1929.

57312-3 Boot It

Vic V-38144, 1AC-0442

57313-3 Mary Lee

Vic V-38114, BB B-6638

57314-2 Rit-Dit-Ray - vWM

Vic 23342

57315-1 New Vine Street Blues

57315-2 New Vine Street Blues

Vic 23007, BB B-6710

57316-2 Sweetheart Of Yesterday

Vic V-38114, BB B-6851

Oran "Hot Lips" Page, t, added; Jimmy Rushing, v. Kansas City, October 27, 1930.

62909-1 Won't You Be My Baby ? - vJR

Vic LPV-514 (LP)

62909-2 Won't You Be My Baby ? - vJR

Vic 23028, BB B-6711

Kansas City, October 28, 1930.

62910-2 I Wish I Could Be Blue

Vic 22734

62911-2 Oh! Eddie

Vic 22958, HMV B-4986

62912-1 That Too, Do - vJR

Vic LPM-10023 (LP)

62912-2 That Too, Do - vJR

Vic 22793, HMV B-4912

62913-1 Mack's Rhythm

62914-1 You Made Me Happy

62915-1 Here Comes Marjorie

Vic 23391

62916-1 The Count

Vic 23391, BB B-6719

Kansas City, October 29, 1930.

62921-1 Liza Lee - vJR

Vic 23023, Zon EE-285

Kansas City; October 30, 1930.

62922-2 Get Goin' (Get Ready To Love) - vJR

Vic 23023, Zon EE-285

62923-1 Professor Hot Stuff

Vic 23429

62924-2 When I'm Alone - vJR

Vic 22734

62925-2 New Moten Stomp

Vic 23030, BB B-6709

62926-2 As Long As I Love You (Jeannette) - vJR

Vic 22660, HMV B-4912

Kansas City, October 31, 1930.

62927-1 Somebody Stole My Gal - vCB

Vic 23028, BB B-5481, B-6709, MW M-4894, HMV B-4844

62928-1 Now That I Need You - vJR

BB B-6711

62929-2 Bouncin' Round

Vic 23030

62930-1 Break A Day Schuffle [sic]

Vic unissued

New York, April 15, 1931.

53012-2 Ya Got Love - vJR

Vic 22680, HMV B-4889

68900-2 I Wanna Be Around My Baby All The Time - vJR

Vic 22680

Bennie Moten dir: Hot Lips Page, Joe Keyes, Dee Stewart, t / Dan Minor, tb / Eddie Durham, tb­ g, a / Eddie Barefield, cl, as / Jack Washington, as, bar / Ben Webster, ts / Count Basie, p / Leroy Berry, g / Walter Page, sb / Willie McWashington, d / Jimmy Rushing, Josephine Garrison, The Sterling Russell Trio (Sterling Russell, Hamilton Stewart, Clifton Armstrong), v; Hot Lips Page, Barefield, Basie, Durham, g, Walter Page / Willie McWashington only*. Camden, NJ, December 13, 1932.

74846-1 Toby

Vic 23384, DC-17, BB B-6032, B-10259, HMV B-4986, B-6426

74847-1 Moten Swing

Vic 23384, BB B-6032, B-10259, HMV B-6377

74848-1 The Blue Room (Cuartito de Dichas*)

Vic 24381, 32212*, BB B-5585, HMV B-4990

74849-1 Imagination - vSR3

Vic 23378, BB B-5078, Sr S-3159

74850-1 New Orleans - vJR

Vic 24216, 28160, BB B-6218, B-10955

74851-1 The Only Girl I Ever Loved - vSR3

Vic 23378, BB B-5078, Sr S-3159

74852-1 Milenberg Joys (Estrambotico*)

Vic 24381, 32212*, BB B-5585, HMV B-4953

74853-1 Lafayette

Vic 24216, 28160, BB B-10955, HMV B-4953, B-6390

74854-1 Prince Of Wails

Vic 23393, JA-1294, BB B-6851

74855-1 *Two Times - vJG

Vic 23393

NOTE: Victor 32212 as DON BENJAMIN Y SU ORQUESTA DE JAZZ PURO.

Pseudonym on Banner 1492 and Regal 9784 for Ben Selvin and his Orchestra, q.v.

Red McKenzie, comb / Dick Selvin, k / Jack Bland, bj. Chicago, February 23, 1924.

77-Ch Arkansaw Blues [sic]

Br 2581

Br 2581

103 / 105-Ch Red Hot!

Br unissued

Chicago, March 14, 1924.

112-Ch San

Br 2602

Br 2602

13491 / 93 Barb Wire Blues

Br 2648

New York, July 10, 1924.

Br 2648

14438 Tiger Rag

Br 2804

14440 Deep Second Street Blues

New York, February 4, 1925.

14806 / 07 Play Me Slow

Br unissued

New York, February 9, 1925.

14872 / 74 Gettin' Told

Br 2849

14875 / 76 Play Me Slow

New York, March 24, 1925.

597-W; 15775 Wigwam Blues

Br 2908

612-W; 15778 Blues in F

Br 2908

NOTE: The two titles above were originally recorded for Vocalion and were allocated their Brunswick matrix numbers on May 24, 1925, while the band was in London. (Contrary to speculation, the band did not record there.)

Unknown title(s)

Brunswick test?

Red McKenzie, comb, v / Bruce Yantis, vn* / Eddie Condon, bj, v / Jack Bland, g, v / Gene Krupa, d, v. New York, August 19, 1929.

148895-3 *Indiana - vRM

Col 1946-D

148896-2 Firehouse Blues - vEC-JB-GK

Col 1946-D

Red McKenzie, comb, v / Jack Teagarden, tb, v / Eddie Condon, bj, v / Jack Bland, g, v / Pops Foster­, sb / Josh Billings, d. New York, September 25, 1929.

56151-1 Tailspin Blues - vRM-JT-EC-JB

Vic V-38087, BB B-6456, B-10209, HMV B-6252, BD-5758, EA-3040, JK-2877, K-6951

56152-3 Never Had A Reason To Believe In You - vRM

Vic V-38087, BB B-6270, B-10209, HMV BD-187, K-6951

NOTE: Bluebird B-10209 as RED McKENZIE AND THE MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS.

Red McKenzie, comb / Glenn Miller, tb / Pee Wee Russell, cl / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Eddie Condon­, bj / Jack Bland, g / Pops Foster, sb / Gene Krupa, d. New York, November 14, 1929.

57145-3 Hello, Lola

Vic V-38100, 62-0058, BB B-6270, B-10037, HMV B-6168, B-8952, EA-2963, JK-2260, JO-149, K-6501, K-8525, El EG-7729

57146-3 One Hour

Vic V-38100, 62-0058, BB B-6456, B-10037, HMV B-6150, B-8952, EA-2963, JK-2260, JO-149, K-6501, K-8525, El EG-7729

NOTE: Bluebird B-10037, HMV B-8952, EA-2963 and JO-149 as RED McKENZIE AND THE MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS.

McKenzie, Bland, ? Billings only. New York, c. October 21, 1930.

272-A Mound City Blue Blowers in Opry House (intro: I Ain't Got Nobody / My Gal Sal)

Vitaphone 834-5-2

NOTE: This is a sound-track disc intended to accompany a Vitaphone movie short.

Red McKenzie, comb, v / Muggsy Spanier, c / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Jack Russin, p / Eddie Condon, bj / Jack Bland, g / Al Morgan, sb, v / Josh Billings, d. New York, June 30, 1931.

404966-C Georgia On My Mind - vRM

OK 41515, Cl 5389-C, Har 1375-H, VT 2453-V, UHCA 51, Par R-1071, 85104, Od A-286051, 031813, Re G-21480

404967-B I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me - vRM

OK 41515, Cl 5389-C, Har 1375-H, VT 2453-V, UHCA 52, Par R-1003, A-3339, 85104, Od
A-286044, OR-1003

404994-A The Darktown Strutters' Ball - vRM

OK 41526, Cl 5392-C, Har 1378-H, VT 2456-V, Col 36281, C-6180, Par R-1044, 85184, A-3282, B-71213, Od A-286048, B-35638, 031813

404995-A You Rascal, You - vRM-AM

OK 41526, C1 5392-C, Har 1378-H, VT 2456-V, Col DB-5007, Par 85184, A-3282

NOTE: UHCA 51/52 (coupled) and Columbia 36281, C-6180, and DB, 5007 as RED McKENZIE AND THE MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS; all Harmony, Clarion, and Velvet Tone issues as TENNESSEE MUSIC MEN; all Parlophones (except A-3339, correctly labeled) and Odeons as RED McKENZIE AND THE CELESTIAL BEINGS; Australian Regal G-21480 as MISSISSIPPI JAZZ KINGS. Only the OKehs bear the correct artist credit and matrix numbers as shown; all the others have a 351000 series matrix number. Despite the gap in the OKeh numbering, these four sides were all made on the same day.

Pseudonym on Parlophone E-6310 (MONA) for Sam Lanin and his Famous Players, q.v.

Clarinet, bass clarinet, alto saxophone, mellophone solos in turn, acc. by Phil Oliwitz­, vn / Fred Rich, p, cel / Ray Bauduc, d. New York, c. July 7, 1926.

106977 Mellophone Stomp

PA 36511, 11280, Per 14692

106978 Idol Of My Eyes

PA 36528, 11280, Per 14709, Ban 0620

KEN MOYER'S NOVELTY TRIO: As above; Oliwitz or Bauduc doubles k where shown; Rich, p only. New York, c. October 1, 1926.

6857-3 Stampede

Ban 1872, Dom 3841, Or 762, Re 8183

6858-3 The Arkansas Mule - k

Ban 1872, Dom 3841, Or 762, Re 8183

NOTE: Oriole 762 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Regal 8183 as KEN MEYERS.

New York, c. November 19, 1926.

6948-1 Echoes From Oklahoma

Ban 1891, Dom 3861, Re 8203

6949-1 Mellophone Stomp

Ban 1891, Dom 3861, Re 8203

MAE MUFF

Pseudonym on Varsity for Mae Glover, q.v.

Harmonica solo, acc. by Eddie King, p. New York, February 18, 1926.

Farewell Blues

Vic test (unnumbered)

Acc. by Irving Sherman, p. New York, June 18, 1926.

142316-1 St. Louis Blues

Har 408-H, VT 1408-V

142317-1 Farewell Blues

Har 408-H, VT 1408-V

NOTE: Other records by this artist are novelty and country-music items, of little or no interest as jazz.

Although none of the following was issued under Ronnie Munro's name, they were all made under his direction.

MIMOSA DANCE ORCHESTRA: Ronnie Munro, p, dir: ? Max Goldberg and another, t / Lew Davis­, tb / Ben Davis, cl, as / Arthur Lally, as, bar / Buddy Featherstonhaugh, cl, ts / bj / bb / Max Bacon, d. London, June 15, 1927.

E-460-1-2 Black Bottom

Mimosa P-137 (6")

ROOF GARDEN ORCHESTRA: Same instrumentation, plus vn; Perley Breed, cl, as, bar, re­places Lally; others unknown; Maurice Elwin, v. London, April, 1928.

E-1862-2 Nebraska - vME

Par R-102, A-2508

London, c. June 14, 1928.

E-1969-2 Singapore Sorrows

Par R-159

COMEDY DANCE ORCHESTRA: Probably similar; Leslie Sarony, v. London, August, 1928.

E-2052-2 I Left My Sugar Standing In The Rain - vLS

Par E-4579

E-2054-2 Ammoniated Tincture Of Quinine - vLS

Par E-4579

E-2055-2 How Long Has This Been Going On? - vLS

Par E-6076

Usually a pseudonym on Edison Bell Winner for the company's house band, directed by Harry Hudson, q.v., this name was also applied to Ernie Golden and his Orchestra (q.v.) playing MAKIN' WHOOPEE (EBW 4961).

This pioneer recording comedian was in no sense a jazz artist, but on the following sides he was accompanied by musicians who were.

Vocal duet with Ed Smalle, acc. by the Virginians: Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, dir. Henry Busse, Tommy Gott, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Hale Byers, as, f / Don Clark, cl­, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Mike Pingitore, bj / Jack Barsby, bb. New York, February 26, 1923

27621-1 No One Loves You Better Than Your M-A-Double-M-Y - vBM-ES

Vic 19039, Zon 3561

Vocal duets with Aileen Stanley, acc. by the Virginians: Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, dir. Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Roy Maxon, tb / Hale Byers, cl­, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Jack Barsby, bb. New York, December 13, 1923.

29126-2 You May Be Fast, But Mama's Gonna Slow You Down - vAS-BM

Vic 19231

29127-4 Promise Me Everything, Never Get Anything Blues - vAS-BM

Vic 19231

Vocal solo, or duet with Ed Smalle, acc. by the Virginians: Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, dir. Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Roy Maxon, tb / Hale Byers, cl­, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Jack Barsby, bb. New York, December 28, 1923.

29165-4 She Wouldn't Do What I Asked Her To - BM

Vic 19241, HMV B-1850

29166-3 Happy-Go-Lucky In My Old Kentucky Home - BM-ES

Vic 19240, Zon 3723

Vocal duet with Ed Smalle, acc. by the Virginians: Eddie King, d, dir. Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Roy Maxon,

29168-4 Chili-Bom-Bom

Vic 19240, Zon 3723

Vocal solo; Jim Cassidy, tb, replaces Maxon; George Marsh, d, replaces King. New York, March 10, 1924.

29593-3 Whose Izzy Is He? (Is He Yours Or Is He Mine?)

Vic 19292, HMV B-1832

Vocal, acc. by the Seven Blue Babies: t / tb / cl / p / bj / bb / d. New York, October 5, 1928.

18786; N-484 Doin' The Raccoon

Ed unissued

18787 Ho-Ho-Ho-Hogan

Ed 52448

N-485 Ho-Ho-Ho-Hogan

Ed unissued

Acc. by the Seven Blue Babies: Angie Rattiner, t / Carl Loeffler, tb / Carl Orech, cl, as / Chauncey Gray, p / Tommy Felline, bj, g / Stan King, d. New York, November 8, 1928.

18857 Doin' The Raccoon

Ed 52448

Ed unissued

18858 Don't Do That To The Poor Puss Cat

Ed 52454

Ed unissued

Acc. by the Merry Melody Men: As last, plus Al Duffy, vn; Miff Mole, tb, re­places Loeffler. New York, January 5, 1929.

18987; N-678 A Gay Caballero

Ed unissued

18988; N-679 Ever Since The Movies Learned To Talk

Ed unissued

Acc. by the Merry Melody Men: Angie Rattiner, t / Miff Mole, tb / Carl Orech, cl, as / Al Duffy, vn / Chauncey Gray,

18987 A Gay Caballero

Ed 52518

N-678 A Gay Caballero

Ed unissued

13988 Ever Since The Movies Learned To Talk

Ed 52518

N-679 Ever Since The Movies Learned To Talk

Ed unissued

BOB MURRAY

Pseudonym on Peacock P-161 for Red McKenzie, q.v.

Pseudonym on Banner and Regal for Clementine Smith, q.v.

James Murray dir: Oscar Howard, t / Aaron Thompson, tb / Bernardin S. Brown, as / Billy Taylor, Elmer W. Harrell,

1252-B What Could Be Sweeter, Dear?

Murray (unnumbered)

1253-A Cheer Up, Kentucky

Murray (unnumbered)

JIMMY MURRAY AND HIS MUSIC MASTERS

Pseudonym on Arcadia 2043 for Fred Rich and his Orchestra, q.v.

Piano solo. Richmond, IN, October 24, 1921.

11031 Tenth Interval Rag (? Herman Ruby)

Gnt unissued