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- OLD SOUTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA
- ANNA OLIVER See Youngs Creole Jazz Band. BARRIE OLIVER
- EARL OLIVERS JAZZ BABIES See Harry Reser. This band has nothing whatever to do with King Oliver. KING OLIVER
OHIO DANCE BAND Pseudonym on Aco for the following items listed in this book: G-15163 Burning Sands (The Broadway Syncopators) G-15177 Without You (The Broadway Syncopators) G-15177 One Night In June (Gene Fosdick's Hoosiers) G-15178 Starlight Bay (The Broadway Syncopators) G-15221 Who's Sorry Now? (Ben Bernie's Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra) G-15221 Peggy Dear (Gene Fosdick's Hoosiers) G-15237 Apple Sauce (Gene Fosdick's Hoosiers)
Pseudonym on Aco for the following items listed in this book: G-15237 Runnin' Wild (The Southland Six) G-15567 Doodle Doo Doo (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra) G-15584 I'm Satisfied (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra) G-15651 A New Kind Of Man (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) G-15710 Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me? (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra) G-15732 No One (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra) G-15750 Sweet Georgia Brown (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra) G-15932 Peaceful Valley (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) G-16033 If You Never Come Back (McKenzie's Candy Kids) G-16082 Mandy (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra) G-16120 Both sides by the Vagabonds 6016142 Don't Take That Black Bottom Away (Fred Rich's Times Square Orchestra) O. K. RHYTHM KINGS Pseudonym on British Parlophone for the Casa Loma Orchestra, q.v. OKEH MELODIANS Pseudonym on OKeh for Sam Lanin and his Famous Players, q.v. OKEH MELODY STARS Charlie Thomas and another, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / cl, as / ts / p / bj / Clarence Todd, v. New York, August 23, 1926. 74310-B Look Out, Mr. Jazz OK 8382
74311-B A Glass Of Beer, A Hot Dog And You OK 8382
OKEH SYNCOPATORS The following titles by this OKeh house band are known or are reported to be of some interest as jazz. Harry Reser, bj, dir: Earl Oliver, Hymie Farberman, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Larry Abbott, cl, as / cl, bcl, ss, as / Norman Yorke, ts / Bill Wirges, p / Joe Tarto, bb / Tom Stacks, d. New York, c. March 3, 1924. 72383-B Nobody's Sweetheart OK 40072, Par E-5229 NOTE: Parlophone E-5229 as PARLOPHONE SYNCOPATORS. Probably Justin Ring dir: Tommy Gott, ? Hymie Farberman, t / Sam Lewis, tb / ? Larry Abbott, Sammy Feinsmith, cl, ss, as / ? Norman Yorke, ts / p / bj / Joe Tarto, bb / d / Earl Rickard, v. New York, February 4, 1925. 73150-B Birmingham Papa (Your Memphis Mamma's Comin' To Town) - vER OK 40316 73151-B It's All The Same To Me - vER OK 40316 Harry Raderman, tb dir: 2 t / 2 cl-ss-as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, October 25, 1925. 73736- Everybody's Doin' The Charleston OK 40493, Par E-5537 73737- Footloose OK 40493, Par E-5537 NOTE: Parlophone E-5537 as PARLOPHONE SYNCOPATORS. New York, c. February 20, 1926. 74019-B Jig Walk OK 40614 See also Harry Raderman. OLD GOLD SERENADERS Instrumentation and personnel unknown. Richmond, IN, January 16, 1928. 13362 Jazz Me Blues Gnt unissued
Pseudonym on Guardsman for the following items listed in this book: 1830 Breezin' Along (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) 1833 I Had A Sweet Mama (The Tennessee Tooters) 1864 Mother Me, Tennessee (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra) 1968 My Carmenita (Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra) 1976 Both sides by Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra 1991 Katinka (Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra) 2000 Don't Take That Black Bottom Away (Fred Rich and his Times Square Orchestra)
Theodore Boone, c / Clifford Hayes, vn / Cal Smith, Curtis Hayes, bj / Earl McDonald, jug. St. Louis, November 24, 1924. 14359 Hatchet Head Blues Voc 14958, Sil 3061, Gmn 7010 14361 Blues, Just Blues, That's All Voc 14958, Sil 3061, Gmn 7010 NOTE: These were originally assigned Brunswick matrix numbers Ch-334 / Ch-336, respectively. Guardsman 7010 as THE CAROLINA JUG BAND. THE OLD VIRGINIANS Pseudonym on Aco for the following items listed in this book: G-15515 Savannah (The Georgianna Blues) (The Ambassadors) G-15535 Pleasure Mad (The Ambassadors) G-15625 Oh! How I Love My Darling (The Ambassadors)
The following by this American cabaret artist are of some interest for their accompaniments. Vocal, acc, by Sylvester Ahola, t / Danny Polo, cl / Arthur Lally, as / Claude Ivy, p / ? Alan Ferguson, g. London, December 10, 1929. MB-754- Let's Amalgamate Dec F-1614 MB-755-2 Ev'ry Day Away From You Dec F-1606 MB-756- I May Be Wrong, But I Think You're Wonderful Dec F-1614 MB-757-3 'Tain't No Sin Dec F-1606 Lally omitted; Spike Hughes, sb, added. London, March 3, 1930. MB-1015-2 Moanin' For You Dec F-1722 MB-1016-2 I Have To Have You Dec F-1722 MB-1017-2 I'm On A Diet Of Love Dec F-1682 MB-1018-1 Mona Dec F-1682 EARL OLIVER'S JAZZ BABIES See Harry Reser. This band has nothing whatever to do with King Oliver. KING OLIVER KING OLIVER'S CREOLE JAZZ BAND: King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, c / Honore Dutrey, tb / Johnny Dodds, cl / Lil Hardin, p / Bill Johnson, bj, v break / Baby Dodds, d. Richmond, IN, April 5, 1923. 11383-B Just Gone Gnt 5133, Br 02202, Pol 51387, VJR 12, HJCA 610 11384-B Canal Street Blues Gnt 5133, Br 02200, Dec MG-36271, UHCA 67, JI 1 11385-C Mandy Lee Blues Gnt 5134, Br 02201, UHCA 69, JI 2, Pol 1570 11386-C I'm Going Away To Wear You Off My Mind Gnt 5134, Br 02201, HJCA 610, VJR 12, Pol 1570 11387-A Chimes Blues
Bill Johnson, v interjection where shown. Richmond, IN, April 6, 1923 11388 Weather Bird Rag
11389-B Dipper Mouth Blues (Sugar Foot Stomp*) - vBJ Gnt 5132, 3076*, Br 02202, Dec MG-36271, JI 10, UHCA 77, BRS 2 11390-B Froggie Moore Gnt 5135, UHCA 70, JI 2, JC L-3, Tem R-6, AF A-06, Sto KB, 103, XX 3 11391 Snake Rag Gnt 5184, UHCA 76, JI 5, JC L-4, Tem R-7, AF A-03, Sto KB, 104, XX 3 NOTE: The oft-quoted date of March 31, 1923, for these dates arose from an early misinterpretation of the lead entry in the Gennett numerical ledger. The session dates shown above are taken from the actual Gennett recording cards. XX 3 as GORGON GRUNDY'S EXPLODING MYTHS. KING OLIVER'S JAZZ BAND: As above, but Bud Scott, bj, v interjection where shown, replaces Johnson; Baby Dodds or Louis Armstrong doubles sw*. Chicago, June 22, 1923. 8391-A Snake Rag - vBS OK 4933, SE 5016-S, Ph P-23577-H, VJR 6, JSo AA-516 8392-B Sweet Lovin' Man OK 4906, LAR A-4175, Bm 1053, HJCA HC-8, AF A-039, JSo AA-501 8393-B High Society Rag OK 4933, HRS 12, SE 5016-S, Col S-10001, Ph P-23577-H, VJR 6, AF A-026, JSo AA-516 8394-B *Sobbin' Blues OK 4906, LAR A-4175, Ph P-42004-H, Bm 1053, HJCA HC-8, 610, AF A-039, JSo AA-501 Chicago, June 23, 1923. 8401-A Where Did You Stay Last Night? OK 4918, Bm 1055, BRS 2, HJCA HC-25, VJR 22, 42, AF A-026, Jo AA-540 8402-A Dipper Mouth Blues - vBS OK 4918, Br 8223, Ph P-42004-H, HRS 4, Bm 1055, BRS 2, HJCA HC-25, AF A-028 8403-A Jazzin' Babies' Blues OK, 4975, Bm 1051, HJCA HC-26, AF A-026 KING OLIVER AND HIS CREOLE JAZZ BAND: King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, c / Honore Dutrey, tb / Johnny Dodds, cl / Stump Evans, Cm / Lil Hardin, p / Johnny St Cyr, bj / Baby Dodds, d. Richmond, IN, October 5, 1923. 11632,-A-B-C When You Leave Me Alone To Pine Gnt unissued 11633-B Alligator Hop (Alligator Flop) Gnt 5274, Cen 3008, JC L-15, Tem R-4, AF A-07 11634-C That Sweet Something, Dear Gnt 5276 (not issued) 11635-A Zulus Ball Gnt 5275, Bm 1028, Tem R-29 11636-B Working Man's Blues Gnt 5275, Bm 1028, Tem R-29 11637,-A-B-C Someday Sweetheart Gnt unissued 11638 Krooked Blues Gnt 5274, Cen 3008, JC L-115, Tem R-4, AF A-05 11639-B If You Want My Heart (You Got To 'Low It, Babe) Gnt 5276 (not issued) KING OLIVER'S JAZZ BAND: King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, c / ? Ed Atkins, tb / Jimmie Noone, cl / Lil Hardin, p / Johnny St. Cyr, bj / Baby Dodds, d. Chicago, October 15, 1923. 81300-3 Chattanooga Stomp Col 13003-D, DF-3079, DZ-3079, LF-225, Bm 1057, HJCA HC-63, VJM 11 81301-1-2-3 Junk Man Blues Col unissued 81302-1-2-3 London (Cafe) Blues Col unissued Buster Bailey, cl, replaces Noone. Chicago, October 16, 1923. 81302-5 London (Cafe) Blues Col 14003-D, Ph B-23573-H, Bm 1054, HJCA HC-17, VJR 26 81303-2 Camp Meeting Blues Col 14003-D, Ph B-23573-H, Bm 1054, HJCA HC-17, VJR 26 81304-2 New Orleans Stomp Col 13003-D, DF-3079, DZ-3079, LF-225, Bm 1057, HJCA_HC-63, VJR 11 King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, c / Honore Dutrey, tb / Johnny Dodds, cl / Charlie Jackson, bsx / Lil Hardin, p / Johnny St. Cyr, bj / Baby Dodds, d. Louis Armstrong doubles sw where marked *. Chicago, c. October 25, 1923. 8475-B *Buddy's Habit OK 40000, Bm 1056, HJCA HC-37, AF A-000, Jso AA-540 8476-B Tears OK 40000, HRS 12, Bm 1056, HJCA HC-37, BRS 10 (not issued), AF A-000, JSo AA-540 8477-B I Ain't Gonna Tell Nobody OK 8148, Od 03198, Bm 1049, HJCA HC-1, AF A-033 8478-A Room Rent Blues OK 8148, Od 03198, Bm 1049, HJCA HC-1, AF A-033 St. Cyr omitted. Chicago, c. October 26, 1923. 8484-A Riverside Blues OK 40034, Od 03197, 312809, Bm 1052, HJCA HC-7, JRS A-117 8485-A Sweet Baby Doll OK 8235, Bm 1050, HJCA HC-2, AF A-034, ViJazz V-7 8486-B Working Man Blues OK 40034, Od 03197, 312808, Bm 1052, HJCA HC-7, unnumbered, JRS AA-117 8487-A Mabel's Dream OK 8235, Bm 1050, HJCA HC-2, AF A-034, ViJazz V-7 NOTE: Od 312808 / 09 are coupled. Biltmore titles as WORKINGMAN (1052), BABY DOLL (1050). Marsh Laboratories, Chicago, c. December 24, 1923. 1622-1 Mabel's Dream Pm 20292, 14014, Cx 40292, Pur 11292, Sig 905, SD 100, Br 03575, Dec 60279, 03575,
1622-2 Mabel's Dream Pm 20292, Pur 11292, Hg 890, VJR 27 1623-1 The Southern Stomps Pm 12088, Jazz 5008 (not issued) 1623-2 The Southern Stomps Pm 12088, 14015, Cen 3011, JC L-4, AF A-07, Gzl 1014 1624-2 Riverside Blues Pm 20292, 14014, Cx 40292, Hg 890, Pur 11292, Sig 905, SD 100, VJR 27, Br 03575, Dec 60279, 03575, BM-03575, MU-60279, Jazz 5008 Cornet solos, acc. by Jelly Roll Morton, p. Marsh Laboratories, Chicago, c. December, 1924. 685 King Porter Auto 617, Reissue / Ses 1, JC L-56 687 Tom Cat Auto 617, Reissue / Ses 1, JC L-56 NOTE: Matrix 686 is untraced. KING OLIVER'S JAZZ BAND: King Oliver, Bob Shoffner, c / Kid Ory, tb / Albert Nicholas, Billy Paige, cl, ss, as / Barney Bigard, cl, ss, ts / Luis Russell, p / Bud Scott, bj / Bert Cobb, bb / Paul Barbarin, d / Richard M. Jones, v. Chicago, March 11, 1926. E-2632 Too Bad - vRMJ Voc 1007, V-1009, Br 80082, Dec 31027, MG-36267 E-2633 Too Bad - vRMJ Voc 1007, Br A-181 E-2634 Snag It - vRMJ Voc 1007, 15503, Br A-181, A-250, 80039, JSo AA538 E-2635 Snag It - vRMJ Voc 1007
NOTE: All issues except Vocalion 1007 and Brunswick A-181 as KING OLIVER AND HIS DIXIE SYNCOPATORS, or some slight variant of this. KING OLIVER AND HIS DIXIE SYNCOPATORS: As above. Chicago, April 21, 1926. E-2892; Deep Henderson C-196; E-19679 Voc 1014, 15394, Br 3245, 5-1014, A-151, JSo AA-537 Georgia Taylor, v. Chicago, April 23, 1926. E-2914; Jackass Blues - vGT C-226; E-19676 Voc 1014, 15394, Br 3245, 3281, 5-1014, A-151, HJCA 610, JSo AA-537 NOTE: Brunswick 3245 and 3281 as THE SAVANNAH SYNCOPATORS. Chicago, May 29, 1926. E-3179 Sugar Foot Stomp Voc 1033, 15503, Br 3361, 80081, A-178, A-226, A-250, UHCA 42, JSo AA-538 E-3181; Wa Wa Wa C-372; E-20637 Voc 1033, V-1004, Br 3373, A-178, A-217, JSo AA-521 E-3182 / 83; Hobo's Prayer C-373 / 74 Voc unissued Darnell Howard, cl, as, replaces Paige; Stump Evans, ss, added. Chicago, July 23, 1926. E-3553 Someday, Sweetheart Voc unissued E-3554 Messin' Around Voc unissued E-3555 Tack Annie Voc 1049 E-3556 Tack Annie Voc 1049 NOTE:This session was originally assigned Brunswick matrix numbers C-530 - C-533, respectively. Nicholas omitted; Evans plays cl, as; Johnny Dodds, cl, added where shown. Chicago, September 17, 1926. E-3843 Someday Sweetheart - clJD Voc 1059, 15493 E-20639 Someday Sweetheart - clJD Br 3373, 80082, A-179, A-217, A-81002, Mt M-12064, Polk P-9034, Pan 25035, JSo AA-521, Voc V-1004 E-3845 Dead Man Blues Voc 1059, 15493; Br A-179, A-81002, JSo AA-539 E-3847 New Wang-Wang Blues Voc 1049
E-20591 Snag It Br 3361, A-226, JSo AA-538 E-20592 Snag It (Snag It No.2*) Br 3361, 80081* NOTE: Brunswick 3361 and 3373 as THE SAVANNAH SYNCOPATORS; Melotone M-12064 as JACK WINN AND HIS DALLAS DANDIES; Polk P-9034 and Panachord 25035 as JACK WYNN'S DALLAS DANDIES. The Vocalion matrices were also assigned Brunswick matrix numbers, and vice-versa, whether used or not; only the issued
King Oliver, Thomas "Tick" Gray, c / Kid Ory, tb / Omer Simeon, cl, ss, as / Paul Barnes, cl, as / Barney Bigard, cl, ts / Luis Russell, p / Junie Cobb, bj / Lawson Buford, bb / Paul Barbarin, d. Chicago, April 22, 1927. E-51724 Doctor Jazz Voc 1113 (not issued; Decca archival test pressing exists) E-22733 Showboat Shuffle Br 3809 (not issued) E-5176 Showboat Shuffle Voc 1114
E-26317 Showboat Shuffle Br 3998, A-7871, Aur A-22002, JSo AA-525 E-22736 Every Tub Br 3809 (not issued) E-5178 Every Tub Voc 1114
E-26315 Every Tub Br 3998, A-7871, Aur A-22001, JSo AA-525 E-5168 Willie The Weeper Voc 1112, Br 80079, JSo AA-577 NOTE: Aurora A-22001 and A-22002 as AURORA ARISTOCRATS. Brunswick 3809 and Vocalion 1113 were cancelled before release. The Vocalion matrices were also assigned Brunswick matrix numbers, and vice-versa, whether sed or not; only the issued numbers are shown above. Chicago, April 27, 1927. E-5170 Black Snake Blues Voc 1112, V-1009, Br 80079, Dec 31027, JSo AA-577 NOTE: This was originally assigned Brunswick matrix number C-835. King Oliver, c, a, with unknown band of ten men, probably including Gray, Barnes, Russell, Foster and Buford. New York, July 8, 1927. E-6209 Aunt Jemima Voc 1113 (not issued) NOTE: This was originally assigned Brunswick matrix number E-23880. Vocalion 1113 was cancelled before release. King Oliver, a, dir. unknown eleven-man group. New York, July 15, 1927. E-6212 / 13 / 14 Doctor Jazz Voc unissued King Oliver, c, dir. unidentified eight-man band probably including Benny Waters, cl, ts; publisher's arrangement used. New York, October 13, 1927. E-6655 / 56 / 57 Sobbin' Blues Voc unissued E-6658 / 59 / 60 Tin Roof Blues Voc unissued New York, October 14, 1927. E-6667 / 68 Aunt Hagar's Blues - aBW Voc unissued E-6669 / 10 Farewell Blues Voc unissued NOTE: STACK O'LEE BLUES was also scheduled for this session, according to the Brunswick recording sheet, but it was not recorded. King Oliver, c, dir: Jimmy Archey, tb / Paul Barnes, ss, as / ?Barney Bigard, cl, ts / ? Benny Waters, cl, ts, a / p / bj / bb / Paul Barbarin, d. New York, November 18, 1927. E-6806; Farewell Blues E-25352 Voc 1152, Br 3741, 3727, A-7577, A-81255, Or 2573, Per 15685, JSo AA-511 E-6808 / 09 Tin Roof Blues Voc unissued E-6811; Sobbin' Blues E-25355 Voc 1152, Br 3741, 3727, A-7577, A-81255, Or 2573, Per 15685, Aur A-22008, HJCA 611,
NOTE: Oriole 2573 and Perfect 15685 as THE DIXIE SYNCOPATORS; Aurora A-22008 as HERMAN BLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA. King Oliver, c, dir: unidentified nine-piece band, possibly similar to the last above, and perhaps including Johnny Hodges, cl, ss, as. New York, February 25, 1928. E-7172 / 73 Tin Roof Blues Voc unissued E-7174 / 75 Aunt Hagar's Blues - aBW Voc unissued New York, March 3, 1928. E-7184 / 85 Who Threw That Rug? Voc unissued E-7186 / 87 Crab House Blues Voc unissued Clarence Williams, p, v, dir: King Oliver, c / Jimmy Archey, tb / Ernest Elliott, cl, as / Arville Harris, cl, as, ts / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, June 11, 1928. E-7388-A Tin Roof Blues Voc 1189, V-1024, Dec MG-36266, Creole 11, JSo AA-539 E-7389-A West End Blues Voc 1189, V-1024, Dec MG-36266, Creole 11, JSo AA-539 E-7390-A or B Sweet Emmalina - vCW Voc 1190 E-7391-A or B Lazy Mama Voc 1190 NOTE: These were originally assigned Brunswick matrix numbers E-27684-A, E-27685-A, E-27686-A-B, and E-27687-A-B, respectively. King Oliver, Ed Anderson, c / Ed Cuffee, tb / Omer Simeon, cl / Arville Harris, as / Leroy Tibbs, p / Leroy Harris, bj / unknown, possibly William "Bass" Moore, bb / Andy Pendleton, Willie Jackson (as WILLIE EDWARDS), v. New York, August 13, 1928. E-28055-A or B Got Everything (Don't Want Anything But You) - vAP-WJ Br 4028 E-28055-G Got Everything Br A-7890 E-28056-A or B Four Or Five Times - vAP-WE Br 4028 E-28056-G Four Or Five Times Br A-7890 King Oliver, c, a / Ed Anderson, c / J. C. Higginbotham, tb / Omer Simeon, cl, as / Barney Bigard, cl, ts / Luis Russell, p / Will Johnson, bj / "Bass" Moore, bb / Paul Barbarin, d / ? Benny Waters, a. New York, September 10, 1928. E-28185-B Speakeasy Blues Voc 1225, Spt S-2236, Br 80080, JSo AA-578 E-28186-B Aunt Hagar's Blues - aBW Voc 1225, Spt S-2236, Br 80080, JSo AA-578 New York, September 12, 1928. E-28203-A or B I'm Watching The Clock Br 4469, Voc V-1033, JSo AA-529 E-28204-A-B Janitor Sam Br unissued Louis Metcalf, t, replaces Anderson; Charlie Holmes, cl, ss, as, replaces Simeon; ? Teddy Hill, ts, replaces Bigard. New York, November 14, 1928. E-28757-A or B Slow And Steady Br 4469, Voc V-1033, JSo AA-529 E-28757-G Slow And Steady Br unissued KING OLIVER & HIS RECORDING ORCHESTRA: King Oliver, dir: c / tb / 2 reedmen / p / bj / bb / traps. Liederkranz Hall, New York, 14 January, 1929. 49649-1-2 Freakish Light Blues Vic unissued NOTE: Personnel is probably similar to next session, at which this selection were remade. These takes were
KING OLIVER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: King Oliver dir: Louis Metcalf, c / J. C. Higginbotham, tb / Charlie Holmes, cl, ss, as / Teddy Hill, ts / Luis Russell, p / Will Johnson, bj, g / "Bass" Moore, bb / Paul Barbarin, d / Walter Pichon, v. Liederkranz Hall, New York, January 16, 1929. 49649-1-2 Freakish Light Blues Vic unissued 49650-2 West End Blues Vic V-38034, HMV R-14189 49651-1 I've Got That Thing - vWP
49651-2 I've Got That Thing - vWP Vic V-38521 46th Street Studio, New York, February 1, 1929. 48332-1-2-3 Easy Goin' Vic unissued 48333-1 Call Of The Freaks
48333-2 Call Of The Freaks Vic V-38039, BB B-6546, B-7705, HMV EA-2989, JF-36, R-4188 48334-1 The Trumpet's Prayer Vic V-38039, B-7705, HMV EA-2989, JF-36, R-4188 48334-2 The Trumpet's Prayer Test exists (issued on LP) 49649-3 Freakish Light Blues X LX-3016, Vic RA-5317 (LPs) 49649-4 Freakish Light Blues Vic V-38521 KING OLIVER'S ORCHESTRA: King Oliver dir: ? Punch Miller, c / Fred Robinson, tb / Omer Simeon and another, cl, as / ? Cecil Irwin, cl, ts / William Barbee, p / bj /Quinn Wilson, bb / Wallace Bishop, d. Chicago, February 25, 1929. 50523-1 Can I Tell You?
50523-2 Can I Tell You? Vic V-38049 50524-1-2 Uncle Ned's Stomp Vic unissued 50525-1 My Good Man Sam Test exists, issued on LP. 50525-2 My Good Man Sam Vic V-38049 50526-1-2 I Can't Be Worried Blues Vic unissued KING OLIVER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: George Rogers dir: King Oliver, Dave Nelson, t / Jimmy Archey, tb / Bobby Holmes, cl, as / Glyn Paque, as / ? Charles Frazier, ts / Don Frye, p / Walter Jones or Arthur Taylor, bj / Clinton Walker, bb / Edmund Jones, d. Liederkranz Hall, New York, October 8, 1929. 56756-1 What You Want Me To Do? Vic V-38090, BB B-7242, HMV R-14424 56757-2 Sweet Like This Vic V-38101, 1A-1426 56758-2 Too Late Vic V-38090, BB B-7242, HMV R-14424 Loran L. Watson dir: King Oliver, t / Dave Nelson, t, v / tb / Glyn Paque, cl, as / Hilton Jefferson, as / ? Charles Frazier, ts / James P. Johnson, p / Arthur Taylor, bj / Clinton Walker, bb / Edmund Jones, d. Liederkranz Hall, New York, November 6, 1929. 57527-1 I'm Lonesome, Sweetheart - vDN Vic 23029 57528-1 I Want You Just Myself Vic V-38101, HMV R-14433 57529-1 I Can't Stop Loving You Vic 23029, HMV B-4844 KING OLIVER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: King Oliver, Dave Nelson, t / Jimmy Archey, tb / Glyn Paque ? Hilton Jefferson, as / ? Charles Frazier, ts / Don Frye, p / Arthur Taylor, bj / g / Roy Smeck, h, stg as noted / ? Clinton Walker, bb / Edmund Jones, d. 46th Street Studio, New York, December 30, 1929. 58338-1 *Everybody Does It In Hawaii - stg Vic V-38109 58339-2-3 Frankie And Johnny - h Vic V-38109 58340-1 New Orleans Shout Vic 23388 Bobby Holmes, cl, as / Walter Wheeler, ts, replace the unknown or uncertain reedmen; ? Henry Duncan, p, replaces Frye. 46th Street Studio, New York, January 15, 1930. 58338-4 Everybody Does It In Hawaii - stg Vic V-38109 58339-4 Frankie And Johnny Vic V-38109 NOTE: Despite the label, there is no harmonica on matrix 58339-4. Carroll Dickerson, vn, dir: King Oliver, Henry Allen, Bubber Miley, t / Jimmy Archey, tb / Bobby Holmes, cl, as / Glyn Paque and another, as / ? Walter Wheeler, ts / Don Frye, p / Arthur Taylor, bj / Jean Stultz, g / Clinton Walker, bb / Frank Marvin (as SONNY WOODS on HMV K-6153), v / unknown chimes*. 46th Street Studio, New York, January 28, 1930. 59527-3 *St. James Infirmary - vFM Vic 22298, BB B-5466, HMV K-6153 58528-2 When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You) - vFW Vic 22298, BB B-5466 Carroll Dickerson dir: King Oliver, Dave Nelson, t / Jimmy Archey, tb / Bobby Holmes, cl / Hilton Jefferson, Glyn Paque, cl, as / ? Henry Duncan, p / Arthur Taylor, bj / Clinton Walker, bb / Fred Moore, d. 46th Street Studio, New York, March 18, 1930. 59525-1 I Must Have It Vic V-38124, 62-0061 59526-2 Rhythm Club Stomp Vic V-38137, 760-0004 59527-1 You're Just My Type Vic V-38124, 62-0061 NOTE: Recording files show 59526 with parenthetic title (CURWISHIP GLIDE), but no known issues use this
Henry Allen, t, added; Walter Wheeler, ts, replaces Holmes; Norman Lester, p, replaces Duncan; Dave Nelson, a. Liederkranz Hall, New York, April 10, 1930. 59747-2 Edna Vic V-38137, 760-0004 59748-2 Boogie Woogie - aDN Vic V-38134, BB B-6778, HMV JK-2783, EI EG-7800 59749-1 Mule Face Blues Vic V-38134, BB B-6778, HMV JK-2783, EI EG-7800 Carroll Dickerson dir: King Oliver, Dave Nelson, t / Jimmy Archey, tb / Bobby Holmes, cl, as / Glyn Paque, as / Charles Frazier, ts / Eric Franker, p / Arthur Taylor, bj / Clinton Walker, bb / Fred Moore, d. Studio 1, E. 24th Street, New York, May 22, 1930. 62236-2 Struggle Buggy Vic 23001, HMV B-4930 62237-1 Don't You Think I Love You? Vic 23001, HMV B-4930 62238-2 Olga Vic 22681, A-1281, HMV B-4870 King Oliver, t, dir: Henry Allen, ? Dave Nelson, t / Jimmy Archey, tb / Hilton Jefferson, Glyn Paque, as / Charles Frazier, ts / Henry Duncan, p / Arthur Taylor, bj / Arthur (?Lionel) Nipton, bb / Fred Moore, d. Studio 2, E. 24th Street, New York, September 10, 1930. 63639-2 Shake It And Break It Vic 23009, BB B-10707 63640-1 Stingaree Blues Vic 23009, BB B-10707 NOTE: Glyn Paque named Arthur Nipton for this date; this name is otherwise unknown. He may, however, have been referring to Lionel Nipton, who did other work with Oliver. Dave Nelson, t definite for this date; g, replaces bj; rest almost certainly as above; George Bias, v. Studio 1, E. 24th Street, New York, September 12, 1930. 63134-3 What's The Use Of Living Without Love? - vGB Vic 23011 63135-1-3 You Were Only Passing Time With Me - vGB Vic 23011 Allen and Bias omitted; rest probably as above. Camden, NJ, September 19, 1930. 64013-1 Nelson Stomp Vic LPV-529, 741055, Pirate MPC-500 (LPs) 64013-2 Nelson Stomp Vic 23388, 24926 64013-3 Nelson Stomp Vic LPM-10017, 430709, 741055 (LPs) 64014-1 Stealing Love Vic LPM-10017, 430709, 741055 (LPs) 64014-2 Stealing Love El EG-7853 KING OLIVER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: King Oliver, Dave Nelson, Bill Dillard, t / Ward Pinkett t, v / Jimmy Archey, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Henry Jones, as / Bingie Madison, ts, v / Fred Skerritt, as, bar, v / Gene Rodgers, p / Goldie Lucas, g, v / Richard Fullbright, bb / Bill Beason, d. Studio 2, New York, January 9, 1931. E-35910-B Papa De Da Da - vBM-FS-GL Br 6053, A-9029 E-35911-A Who's Blue? Br 6046, A-9065 E-35912-A Stop Crying - vWP Br 6053, 01105, A-9029 NOTE: Brunswick 6046 as THE SAVANNAH SYNCOPATORS. King Oliver, ? Dave Nelson, ? "Red" Elkins, t / ? Benny Morton or Dicky Wells, tb / ? Fred Skerritt, as/ ? Paul Barnes, cl, as / ? Clarence Wheeler, cl, ts / ? Henry Duncan, p / ? Ernest Myers, bj / ? Lionel Nipton, bb / ? Fred Moore, d, / ? Alex Hill, a. Studio 2, New York, February 18, 1931. E-36101-A-B Where That Ol' Man River Flows Br unissued E-36102-A Sugar Blues Br 6065 E-36103-A I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby Br 6065 NOTE: Probably Oliver's greatest recording enigma, this session's roster has always appeared as unknown, except for Oliver himself. Data given by Fred Skerritt and Clyde Bernhardt appear above (Bernhardt, incidentally, was supposed to be on the date but missed it). Sources and details (which are in agreement except for the identity of the pianist, whom Skerritt did not remember) are from King Oliver, by Laurie Wright. CHOCOLATE DANDIES: King Oliver, t / Ward Pinkett, t, v / Fernando Arbello, tb / Fred Skerritt, as, v / Henry Jones, as / Bingie Madison, ts, v / Gene Rodgers, p / Goldie Lucas, bj, g, v / Richard Fullbright, bb, sb / Bill Beason, d. New York, April 15, 1931. E-36474-A Loveless Love - vBM-FS-GL Voc 1610 E-36625-A One More Time - vBM-FS-GL Voc 1610 E-36626-A When I Take My Sugar To Tea - vWP Voc 1617 NOTE: On the original recording sheet, JOE OLIVER AND HIS ORCHESTRA has been crossed out and BINGIE MADISON AND HIS BROADWAY DANCE ORCHESTRA written in; a later corrected sheet credits CHOCOLATE DANDIES. IN HARLEM'S ARABY, a non-Oliver item actually by the Memphis Jazzers, q.v., was issued on Biltmore 1024
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