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- MUSICAL TRIO See the Novelty Blue Boys. THE MUSICAL VOYAGERS
- MABEL NANCE
- WILLIAM NAPPI AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- SAM NASH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- NATIONAL MUSIC LOVERS (DANCE) ORCHESTRA
- NOBBY NEALE AND AL LYONS
- CHUCK NELSON AND HIS BOYS
- OZZIE NELSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- NELSONS ORCHESTRA
- TOM NEVILL
- NEW MAYFAIR DANCE ORCHESTRA
MUSE NOVELTY SEXTET Pseudonym on Muse for the Varsity Eight, q.v. THE MUSICAL COMRADES Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Muse 416 Wop Blues (Johnny Johnson and his Orchestra) 468 You Know Me, Alabam' (Varsity Eight) 491 Knock At The Door (Varsity Eight) 498 I Can't Find A Name Sweet Enough For You (Varsity Eight) Tremont 0515 Copenhagen (Varsity Eight) 0544 If You Knew Susie (Varsity Eight) MUSICAL STEVEDORES Freddy Jenkins, Louis Metcalf, t / Henry Hicks, tb / Clarence Grimes, cl / Charlie Holmes, ss, as / Cliff Jackson, p, cymbal / Elmer Snowden, bj / Bud Hicks, bb / scat v. New York, January 30, 1929. 147899-3 Happy Rhythm Col 14406-D 147900-3 Honeycomb Harmony Col 14406-D MUSICAL TRIO See the Novelty Blue Boys. THE MUSICAL VOYAGERS Pseudonym on Parlophone PNY-34152 and PNY-34153 for the Travelers (see the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra). VICK MYERS' ATLANTA MELODY ARTISTS Vick Myers, cl, as, dir: John Dillard, unknown, t / unknown, tb / Charlie Troutt, as, bar / ts / vn / Taylor Flannigan, p / bj / bb / d / Billy Meyers, v / Lambdin Kay, of Station WSB Atlanta, compères*. Atlanta, January 10, 1925. 8853-A-B Blue Eyed Sally OK 40281 8854-A If You Don't Want Me, Stop Doggin' Me 'Round OK 40281 Atlanta, April 14, 1925. 9050-B Oh! That Sweet In Suite 16 - vBM OK 40386 Atlanta, April 15, 1925. 9059-A Sweet Man Blues OK 40386 9060-A *Mamie OK 40364 9061-A *Flag That Train (To Alabam') OK 40364 Atlanta, July 5-6, 1925. 9220-A Save Your Sorrow OK 40434, Od 03309, 5672 (Swedish) 9226-A Nantucket Nan OK 40434, Od 03309, 5672 (Swedish) Pete Underwood, t, added, or possibly replaces Dillard. Atlanta, March 16, 1926. 9630-A I'd Rather Be Alone - vBM OK 40614 NOTE: This is not the same artist as VIC MEYERS, q.v. THE MYSTERY ORCHESTRA Red McKenzie, tin-can, v / ? Dick Slevin, tin-can / bj / Jack Bland, g / George Means, suitcase. (The tin-cans are probably kazoos). Chicago, February 23, 1929. 50517-1-2 Arkansas Blues - vRM Vic unissued 50518-1-2 Never Had A Reason To Believe In You Vic unissued N GREGOIRE NAKCHOUNIAN AND HIS RUSSIAN NORTH STAR ORCHESTRA Gregoire Nakchounian, cl, as, dir: Martin Helsmuorte, c / Julian Testaert, tb / Albert Doveydt, cl, ts, bsx / Jean (John) Paques, p / Erwin Steinbacher, bj / Eugene t'Sas, d / sometimes vn and k added / v. Berlin, December, 1926. 890-D Brotherly Love - v Vox H 10268-E 892-D Schreeveport Stomp [sic] Vox H 10269-E Berlin, January, 1927. 919-D She Was Just A Sailor's Sweetheart Vox H 10270-E 920-D Wa Wa Wa Vox H 10270-E 921-D Katinka Vox H 10269-E 922-D Krazy Kapers - asGN / JP, p only Vox H 10271-E 924-D Sugar Baby - v Vox H 10268-E MABEL NANCE Pseudonym on Silvertone for Thelma La Vizzo, q.v. PHIL NAPOLEON PHIL NAPOLEON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Phil Napoleon, t, dir: Warren Hookway and/or Reece Henry, t / Dave Harman, tb / Carroll Thorne, Carl Irish, cl, ss, as / Frank Ward, cl, ss, ts / Harry Hoffman, vn / Steve Kretzmer, p / Dave Skine, bj / Edward Stern, bb / Eddie Schaff, d. New York, December 23, 1926. 11394 Go, Joe, Go Ed 51908
11395 Tiger Rag Ed 51908
NOTE: The same band recorded three sides for Pathé (matrices 107266 - 107268), but these offer nothing to interest a jazz enthusiast. Phil Napoleon, t, dir: Warren Hookway or John Azevedo, t / Ted Raph, tb / Carroll Thorne, Carl Irish, cl, ss, as / Frank Ward, cl, ss, ts / Frank Vigneau, p / Dave Skine, bj / Al Kunze, bb / Charlie Jondro, d. New York, February 7, 1927. 37744-1-2-3 Tiger Rag Vic unissued 37745-2 Clarinet Marmalade Vic 20647 New York, February 24, 1927. 11539 It Made You Happy When You Made Me Cry Ed 51960, Amb 5309 11540 The Cat Ed 51962 New York, March 22, 1927. 11594 Rubber Heels Ed 52021
11595 Clarinet Marmalade Ed 52021
2nd tb added; Billy Murray, v. New York, March 31, 1927. 38313-1 Take Your Finger Out Of Your Mouth - vBM Vic 20605, HMV B-5331, EA-198 38314-2 Go, Joe, Go Vic 20605, HMV B-5331 One of the saxes doubles f; J. Donald Parker, v. New York, April 6, 1927. 11628 Mary Dear, I Miss You Most Of All - vJDP Ed 51996
11629 La Lo La Ed 51997
11630 Underneath The Weeping Willow Ed 51996
New York, November 12, 1927. 18027 Moon Of Japan Ed unissued 18028 Five Pennies Ed 52147 NAPOLEON'S EMPERORS: Phil Napoleon, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Joe Venuti, vn / Frank Signorelli, p / Eddie Lang, g / Joe Tarto, sb / Stan King, d. New York, May 14, 1929. 53615-3 Mean To Me Vic V-38057, BB B-6574, B-7101 53616-2 My Kinda Love Vic V-38057, BB B-6574, B-7101 Ted Napoleon, d, replaces King. New York, May 23, 1929. 53505-2 Gettin' Hot (Waterloo) Vic 23039, HMV B-4890 53507-2 Anything (Thunder In My Dreams*) Vic V-38069, BB B-7039*, HMV B-4955 535OB-1-2 You Can't Cheat A Cheater Vic V-38069, HMV B-4955, BD-120 NOTE: Victor 23039 and HMV B-4890 as JOE VENUTI AND HIS ORCHESTRA. WILLIAM NAPPI AND HIS ORCHESTRA William Nappi, t, dir: t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d. Atlanta, April 22, 1926. 142090-2 If You Just Knew Col 1262-D 142091-1-2 No 'Count Blues Col unissued Atlanta, April 4, 1927. 143881-2 I'll Dream Of You Col 1042-D 143882-3 Look Me Over Col 1042-D
Pseudonym on American Parlophone for Ben Selvin and his Orchestra, q.v. for titles of jazz interest; also for Phil Dannenberg and his Orchestra on Parlophone PNY-34187, q.v. NASHVILLE JAZZERS Tom Morris, c / Bob Fuller, cl / as / Mike Jackson, p / bj. New York, c. 1927. 102-A-B St. Louis Blues VD / Mad 5001 50001, VD 7023, MF 102 NOTE: The matrix number shown here is probably false, but all copies inspected show only this.
Pseudonym on National Music Lovers Records for the following items listed in this book: 1097 Charley, My Boy (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 1123 I Miss My Swiss (California Ramblers) 1134 I'm Sitting On Top Of The World (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra) 1152 Steppin' Along (The Hotsey-Totsey Boys). 1155 Desert Blues (Bob Fuller) 1156 Dancin' The Blues (Bob Fuller) 1186 Brown Pepper (correct title BROWN SUGAR) (Original Indiana Five)
Of the considerable number of records made by this hotel-band leader, only the following is of some jazz interest. HOTEL BILTMORE ORCHESTRA: Hazay Natzy dir: t / tb / cl / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. February 2, 1925. 106834 When My Sugar Walks Down The Street (All The Little Birdies Go "Tweet Tweet Tweet") PA 036206, 10892, Per 14387, Gra 9115, Hom C-818, I-S 7150, GP 18330 NOTE: Perfect 14387 as WESTCHESTER DANCE ORCHESTRA; Grafton 9115 as BAR HARBOUR ORCHESTRA; Homochord as THE REGENT ORCHESTRA; Ideal Scala 7150 as ASTORIA ORCHESTRA; Grand Pree as MARTIN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. KING NAWAHI'S HAWAIIANS Most of the records issued under this name are of no jazz interest, but the following are exceptional. Benny Nawahi, stg / Harry Volpe, James Ferraro, g. New York, December 20, 1929. 149608-2 Hawaiian Capers Col 2076-D, DB-225, Re G-20712 New York, January 30, 1930. 149945-2 Tickling The Strings Col 2138-D, DB-225, Re G-20762 OLIVER NAYLOR NAYLOR'S SEVEN ACES: Oliver Naylor, p, dir: Edward "Pinky" Gerbrecht, c / Charles Hartman, tb / Bill Creger, cl, as / Newton Richardson, ts / Jules Bauduc, bj / Louis Darrough, d. New York, January 31, 1924. 8740,-A High Society Gnt 5392, St 9517, Ch 15038 8741-A Oh, Johnny! Please Don't - Mom-Ma! Gnt 5386, St 9517 8742-A Ringelberg Blues Gnt 5393
8743-A Hugo (I Go Where You Go) Gnt 5375, St 9548 New York, February 1, 1924. 8744-A She Wouldn't Do (What I Asked Her To) Gnt 5376, St 9523 8745-A I've Got A Cross-Eyed Papa (But He Looks Straight To Me) Gnt 5376, St 9523 8746, -A You Gnt 5375, St 9524 New York, February 2, 1924. 8747-A 31st Street Blues Gnt 5392
8748-A Ain't That Hateful? Gnt 5393, St 9518 New York, February 8, 1924. 8758-A Twilight Rose Gnt 5432, St 9524 8759-A So I Took The Fifty-Thousand Dollars Gnt 5386, St 9518 NOTE: Champion 15038 as SUNSET DANCE ORCHESTRA. The Phonograph and Talking Machine Weekly for February 27, 1924, reported that Naylor's Seven Aces also made the following titles around this date: COME ON, RED / WHY DID I KISS THAT GIRL? / IN THE EVENING / MY SWEETIE'S SWEETER THAN THAT, but they have not been found and apparently were not made for Gennett. One of the reeds doubles bar or bsx; Jack Kaufman, v. New York, May 19, 1924. 8884-A Driftwood Gnt 5470, St 9557 8885 Say, Say, Sadie - vJK Gnt 5470, St 9557 __ White, bb, added. New York, January 5, 1925. 9261 Susquehanna Home Gnt 5638
New York, January 6, 1925. 9268-A You And I Gnt 5643, St 9615 9269-A Take Me Gnt 5638 9270-A Bye Bye Baby Gnt 5643, St 9615 OLIVER NAYLOR'S ORCHESTRA: As above. New York, January 7, 1925. Sand [San?] Vic test (unnumbered) Bill Perry, a, dir: Edward "Pinky" Gerbrecht, c / Pete Beilman, tb / Jerry Richel, cl, as / Jack Howard, as / Lester "Gilly" Bouchon, cl, ts / Oliver Naylor, Bob Zurke, p / Jules Bauduc, bj / Carl Hansen, bb / Louis Darrough, d. Camden, NJ, May 1, 1925. 32565-3 Sweet Georgia Brown Vic 19688, HMV B-2078 Camden, NJ, May 14, 1925. 32703-2 Slowin' Down Blues HMV B-2079 32704-1-2-3-4 I'm Goin' Back To My Mammy's Cabin Door Vic unissued NOTE: Subsequent records (on OKeh, in 1929) by Oliver Naylor's Orchestra are of no interest.
Nobby Neale, cl / Al Lyons ("The Boy With The Steinway On His Stomach," per labels), pac. Chicago, July, 1929. 21327-3 Come From It Pm 12775
21328-1 Go To It Pm 12775
NEGER-JAZZ-ORCHESTER Presumably a black (and hence American?) group; instrumentation and personnel unknown. Berlin, October, 1924. Nothin' But Vox 01637 Runnin' Wild Vox 01637 CHUCK NELSON AND HIS BOYS Pseudonym on Champion for Zach Whyte and his Orchestra, q.v. DAVE NELSON DAVE NELSON AND THE KING'S MEN: Dave Nelson, t, v, dir: Melvin Herbert, Harry Brown, t / Wilbur de Paris, tb / Buster Bailey, Glyn Paque, cl, as / Charles Frazier, ts / Wayman Carver, ts, f / Sam Allen, p / Arthur Taylor, bj, g / Simon Marrero, bb / Gerald Hobson, d. New York, January 14, 1931. 64849-2 I Ain't Got Nobody - vDN Vic 22639, BB 1849, B-5029, MW M-4893, Sr S-3115 64850-2 When Day Is Done - vDN Vic 22639 64851-2 Some Of These Days - vDN Vic 23039, BB 1849, B-5029, MW M-4894, Sr S-3115, HMV B-4853 DAVE'S HARLEM HIGHLIGHTS: Dave Nelson, t, v, dir: Clarence Brereton and either Melvin Herbert or Harry Brown, t / Wilbur de Paris, tb / Buster Bailey, Glyn Paque, cl, as / Charles Frazier, ts / Wayman Carver, ts, f / Sam Allen, p / Danny Barker, bj / Simon Marrero, bb / Gerald Hobson, d. New York, June 9, 1931. 69905-1 Somebody Stole My Gal - vDN TT C-1587, Eld 1930, MW M-4894 69906-1 Rockin' Chair - vDN TT C-1576 69907-2 Loveless Love - vDN TT C-1577 69906-2 St. Louis Blues - vDN TT C-1588, Eld 1931 Aur 36-134 NOTE: Electradisk 1930 as MEMPHIS STOMPERS; 1931 as HARLEM HOT SHOTS. JEWELL NELSON Vocal, acc. by Leroy Williams, c / Willie Tyson, p / John Henry Bragg, g. Dallas, December 8, 1928. 147614-2 Jet Black Snake Blues Col 14390-D 147615-2 Beating Me Blues Col 14390-D OZZIE NELSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA The following sides by this well-known American dance band are of jazz interest. Ozzie Nelson, v, dir: Charlie Spivak, t / Jack Teagarden, tb / Charlie Bubeck, Donald Wright. cl, as / Bill Nelson, cl, ts / Sid Brokaw and another, vn / Harry Murphy, p / Sandy Wolf, g / Fred Whiteside, sb / Joe Bohan, d. New York, February 16, 1931. E-36081-A Do I Really Deserve It From You? - vON Br 6060, Spt S-2172 E-36082-A Dream A Little Dream Of Me - vON Br 6060, Spt S-2172 NOTE: Supertone S-2172 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND. Ozzie Nelson, v, dir: Harry Johnson, Holly Humphreys, Bo Ashford, t / Elmer Smithers, Abe Lincoln, tb / Charlie Bubeck, Bill Stone, cl, as / Bill Nelson, cl, ts / Sid Brokaw, vn / Harry Murphy, Chauncey Gray, p / Sandy Wolf, g / Fred Whiteside, sb / Joe Bohan, d / Harriet Hilliard, v. New York, February 5, 1934. 14772-1 What's Good For The Goose (Is Good For The Gander) - vON-HH Voc 2642, EBW W-98, RZ G-22126 NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 11-98 as OWEN FALLON AND HIS CALIFORNIANS NELSON'S ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Dahlmont for Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra, q.v. NELSON'S PARAMOUNT SERENADERS Don Nelson, c / cl / Richard M. Jones, p. Chicago, c. June, 1927. 4560-2 Phillips Street Stomp Pm 12494
4561-1-2 Nelson Blues Pm 12494
D. C. NELSON'S PARAMOUNT SERENADERS: Same, but J. Norman Ebron, p, replaces Jones. Chicago, c. September, 1927. 20031-1-2 New Orleans Breakdown Pm 12543 20032- Coo Coo Stomp Pm 12543
Pseudonym on Coliseum for Irving Kaufman, q.v. NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Guardsman for the following items listed in this book: 1180 Georgia Rose (California Ramblers) 1182 The Sheik (California Ramblers) 1306 Apple Sauce (Gene Fosdick's Hoosiers) 1316 Four O'Clock Blues (Original Memphis Five) 1318 Aggravatin' Papa (Original Memphis Five) 1327 Peggy Dear (Gene Fosdick's Hoosiers) 1328 Who's Sorry Now? (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra) 1376 Both sides by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra 1379 Ivy (The Southland Six) 1392 Henpecked Blues (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra) 1419 Sittin' In A Corner (Broadway Syncopators) 1425 House Of David Blues (Broadway Syncopators) 1427 Just Hot (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 1478 Both sides by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra 1505 Cotton Pickers' Ball (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 1613 Pleasure Mad (The Ambassadors) 1634 Susquehanna Home (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) 1669 Cuddle Up A Little Closer (The Ambassadors) 1685 Oh! How I Love My Darling (The Ambassadors) 1685 How I Love That Girl (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra) 1700 Prince Of Wails (The Tennessee Tooters) 1701 Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me? (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra) 1701 I Ain't Got Nobody To Love (The Tennessee Tooters) 1873 That's All There Is (Jeffries and his Rialto Orchestra) 1873 Then I'll Be Happy (Bailey's Lucky Seven) 1892 Sweet Child (Bailey's Lucky Seven) 1894 The Kiss I Can't Forget (Bailey's Lucky Seven) 1896 Both sides by Bailey's Lucky Seven 1914 What Did I Tell Ya? (Kerr's Famous Players) 1918 Wimmin - Aah! (Fess Williams' Royal Flush Orchestra) 2008 Don't Be Angry With Me (Joe Candullo's Everglades Orchestra)
The following sides from the large number recorded by the Gramophone Company's house orchestra are of interest as hot dance records. Carroll Gibbons, p, dir: Sylvester Ahola, Max Goldberg, t / tb / Jack Miranda, cl, as / Laurie Payne, cl, as, bar / Johnny Helfer, cl, ts / Eric Siday, Reg Pursglove, Jean Pougnet, vn / Bert Thomas, bj / ? Tiny Stock, bb / Rudy Starita, d, vib. Hayes, Middlesex, February 6, 1929. Bb-15660-6 I'm Crazy Over You HMV B-5603 Unknown t replaces Ahola; unknown cl, as, replaces Miranda; Eddie Brandt, Phil Arnold, Les Allen, v. Hayes, Middlesex, February 14, 1929. Bb-15775-3 What A Wonderful Wedding That Will Be - vEB-PA-LA HMV B-5601 Carroll Gibbons, p, dir: Norman Payne and another, t / Lew Davis, tb / Jack Miranda, cl, as / Laurie Payne, cl, as, bar, hfp / Johnny Helfer, cl, ts / Eric Siday, Reg Pursglove, Jean Pougnet and 3 others, vn / Bert Thomas, bj / ? Tiny Stock, bb / Rudy Starita, d, vib. Hayes, Middlesex, March 20, 1929. Bb-16160-4 Deep Hollow HMV B-5632 Ray Noble dir: Sylvester Ahola, George Ratcliffe, t / Jock Fleming, tb / Harry Hines, cl, as / Laurie Payne, al, as, bar / Johnny Helfer, cl, as, ts / Eric Siday, Reg Pursglove, Jean Pougnet and another, vn / Harry Jacobson, p / Ray Noble, cel / Bert Thomas, bj / ? Spike Hughes, sb / Bill Harry, d / Rudy Starita, vib. Small Queen's Hall, London, October 7, 1929. Bb-17268-6 Teardrops HMV B-5716 Bb-18014-2 Copper Blues (intro: Dancing Shoes) HMV B-5717 Bb-18016-1 Terribly Fond Of You (intro: Dance Away Your Blues) HMV B-5717 Max Goldberg, ? Bill Shakespeare, t, replace Ahola and Ratcliffe; unknown 4th sax replaces unknown 4th vn; apparently 3rd p replaces sb, according to the HMV files. Hayes, Middlesex, October 31, 1929. Bb-17748-2 So The Bluebirds And The Blackbirds Got Together HMV B-5732 Starita omitted; sb added; Jacobson only p. Small Queen's Hall, London, November 7, 1929 Bb-13134-2 Every Now And Then HMV B-5740 Bb-13136-2 Baby, You've Got The Right Idea HMV B-5740 Ray Noble dir: Norman Payne, t / Laurie Payne, cl, as, bar / Eric Siday, Reg Pursglove, Jean Pougnet, vn / Bert Thomas, g / Spike Hughes, sb / Bill Harry, d. Despite the label, there is no vocal on this title. Small Queen's Hall, London, February 20, 1930. Bb-19869-2 Every Day Away From You HMV B-5800 Ray Noble dir: Max Goldberg and 2 other t / ? Jock Fleming, tb / ? Harry Hines, cl, as / Laurie Payne, cl, as, bar / ? Leon Goossens, ts / 5 vn including Eric Siday, Reg Pursglove, Jean Pougnet / Harry Jacobson, p / Bert Thomas, bj / Spike Hughes, sb / Bill Harry, d / Rudy Starita, vib (and chimes and tymps?) / W. Vernon, v. Small Queen's Hall, London, April 11, 1930. Bb-19238-2 You've Got To Be Modernistic - vWV HMV B-5819 Bb-19239-2 Crazy Feet - vWV HMV B-5819 2 unknown vn omitted; only 2 t used; Harry Berly, ts, oc, replaces (or may even be) the previous ts. Small Queen's Hall, London, April 28, 1930. Bb-19276-2 Harmony Heaven - vWV HMV B-5827 Ray Noble dir: Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare, ? Norman Payne, t / Jock Fleming, tb / Harry Hines, cl, as / Laurie Payne, cl, as, bar / George Smith, ts / Eric Siday, vn / Harry Jacobson, p / Spike Hughes, sb / Bill Harry, d / Jack Plant, v. Small Queen's Hall, London, September 16, 1930. Bb-20207-2 I've Got A Feeling - vJP HMV B-5893 Reg Pursglove, Jean Pougnet, vn / vc / ? Ray Noble, cel, Cavan O'Connor, v, added. Small Queen's Hall, London, October 20, 1930. Bb-20318-2 Just Imagine - vCO'C HMV B-5918 Ray Noble dir: Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare, Jack Jackson, t / Tony Thorpe, tb / Laurie Payne, cl, as, bar / Bob Wise, George Smith, ts / Eric Siday, Reg Pursglove, Jean Pougnet, vn / Harry Jacobson, p / Bert Thomas, g / Jack Evetts, sb / Bill Harry, d / Al Bowlly, v. Small Queen's Hall, London, February 19, 1931. 0B, 369-3 Makin' Wickey-Wackey Down In Waikiki - vAB HMV B-5989, EA-902 OB-370-3 Shout For Happiness - vAB HMV B-5984 OB-375-4 Puzzle Record - Part 2 (Sweet Jennie Lee) HMV B-3775, Vic 22745, Zon EE-246 NOTE: The third title is part of a triple-track record. All issues from matrix OB-375-4 as NOVELTY ORCHESTRA. Ray Noble dir: Max Goldberg, Bill Shakespeare, t / Tony Thorpe, tb / Harry Hines, cl, as / Laurie Payne, cl, as,
OB-889-2 Come And Have A Cuddle On The Common - vJP HMV B-6019 Probably as above, plus 1 tb (the files show 2 bass tb); Al Bowlly, v. London, October 31, 1931. OB-1778-1 This Is The Day Of Days - vAB HMV B-6091 Max Goldberg, t / Laurie Payne, cl, bar / Ray Noble, Harry Jacobson, p / Bert Thomas, g / Al Bowlly, v. Small Queen's Hall, London, November 14, 1931. OB-2231-2 Twentieth Century Blues - vAB HMV B-4001, K-6979, El EG-2930, Vic 24090
Phil Napoleon, t / Miff Mole, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Matt Malneck, vn / Frank Signorelli, p / Dick McDonough, g / Joe Tarto, bb / Ted Napoleon, d. New York, December 11, 1928. 49248-1-2 Red Head Vic V-38027, BB B-6611 9249-2 Playing The Blues Vic V-38027, BB B-7881 NOTE: Two other titles were issued under this name on Victor V-38026 and the same Bluebirds as above. As they were made at a session directed by Jack Pettis, details are shown under his name. NEW ORLEANS BLUE FIVE Tom Morris, c / Joe Nanton, tb / Bob Fuller, cl, ss / Mike Jackson, p / Buddy Christian, g / Helen Baxter, Tom Morris, Joe Nanton, dialogue*. New York, November 2, 1926. 36895-1 My Baby Doesn't Squawk - clBF Vic 20364 36896-1 *The King Of The Zulus - clBF Vic 20316, WS 103 36897-1 South Rampart Street Blues - ssBF Vic 20653 NOTE: Wax Shop 103 as THOMAS MORRIS AND HIS NEW ORLEANS BLUE SEVEN. Take 2 of these titles were issued on a limited edition Ristic LP.
Earl Oliver, ? Harry Gluck, t / Sam Lewis, tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / Ben Selvin, vn / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. January, 1924. 3190-A Stale Bread Blues Bwy / Tri 1194, GG / Rx 1214, Or 204 NOTE: Broadway and Triangle 11394 as TRIANGLE RECORD ORCHESTRA; Oriole 204 as GULF COAST SPASM BAND. New York, c. January, 1925. 3620-A Yellow Dog Blues GG / Rx 1282, Clover 1581 New York, c. February, March, 1925. 3657-A-B Always Got The Blues Amco / GG / Globe / Nadsco / Rx / Spm 1290, Ebs 1069, Mad 1604, Hom B-1900 NOTE: Clover 1581 as MARLBOROUGH MELODY SYNCOPATORS; Everybody's as SUNKIST SERENADERS; Madison 1604 as THE DIXIE TROUBADOURS. This name was also used as a pseudonym on Grey Gull / Radiex 1263 (and possibly associated labels) for the Harlem Harmony Kings, q.v. 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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