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- JACK PETERS DANCE ORCHESTRA
- LEOLA B. PETTIGREW See Leola B. Wilson, whose maiden name this was. JACK PETTIS
- BENNY PEYTONS JAZZ KINGS
- THE PHILADELPHIA MELODIANS
- STAN PHILLIPS AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- PICKETT-PARHAM APOLLO SYNCOPATORS
- PIEDMONT DANCE ORCHESTRA
- BEN PILGRIM
- PIRONS NEW ORLEANS ORCHESTRA
- PLANTATION DANCE / JAZZ ORCHESTRA
- THE PLANTATION ORCHESTRA
- PLANTATION PLAYERS See Harry Reser. PLANTATION SERENADERS
KATHRYN PERRY Vocal, acc. by Earl Hines, p. Chicago, July 27, 1926. 142502-1-2 Mandy Col unissued 142503-1-2 Sadie Green (The Vamp Of New Orleans) Col unissued SAM PERRY'S RUBE BAND Pseudonym on Supertone 9039 for Ezra Buzzington's Rustic Revelers, q.v. WILL PERRY AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Parlophone for the following items listed in this book: E-6016 Both sides by Sol Wagner and his Orchestra E-6035 Both sides by Fred Hall's Sugar Babies E-6036 Look In The Mirror (Fred Hall's Sugar Babies) E-6037 Both sides by Fred Hall's Sugar Babies E-6130 How Could Anything So Good Be Bad? (Arnold Frank and his Orchestra) E-6148 Both sides by Sam Lanin's Famous Players E-6150 Let's Do It (Let's Fall In Love) (Arthur Rosebery and his Orchestra) E-6179 I'll Never Ask For More (Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra) E-6197 Breakaway (The Travelers; see the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra) E-6208 Louise (Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra) E-6284 'Tain't No Sin (Fred Hall's Sugar Babies) E-6320 Stein Song (Ted Wallace and his Orchestra) E-6340 I Love You So Much (Smith Ballew and his Orchestra) E-6349 Can I Help It? (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) PETE AND REPEAT ? __ Fugitte and __ Burns, v duets, acc. by p / g. Chicago, January 14, 1929. C-2793-B Toodle-Oodle-Oo Br 7104.
C-2794-B Hymn-Singing Bill Br 7055
Acc. by c / as / p / g. Richmond, IN, June 20, 1930. 16775, -A I Lost My Gal From Memphis Gnt unissued 16776, -A-B Worryin' Over You Gnt unissued Acc. by p / g. Richmond, IN, August 6, 1930. 16890 Unknown title Gnt unissued JACK PETERS' DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Swedish Grand for Joe Daniels and his Hot Shots, q.v. MATT PETERS' ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Mayfair G-2195 for the ARC, Brunswick studio band, q.v. SADIE PETERS Pseudonym on Aco G-15289 for Isabella Patricola, q.v. TEDDY PETERS Female vocal, acc. by King Oliver, Bob Shoffner, c / ? Billy Page, as / Luis Russell, p / Bud Scott, bj; or ? Johnny Dodds, cl / p, where shown. Chicago, March 11, 1926. E-2636 / 37 Georgia Man Voc 1006, Jay 1 E-2638 / 39 What A Man! - cl/p Voc 1006, Jay 1 H. PETERSON Piano solo. London, July 9, 1929. 717 Classic Rag (Le Chiffon Classique* / Lichte Classique**) Victory 234, 271*, Crystalate FC-1054, Woolco W-733** NOTE: Victory 234 as MISS HOLSOM; 271 as HERBERT RICHARDS.
JACK PETTIS AND HIS BAND: Bill Moore, c / tb / as / Jack Pettis, Cm, ts / Joe Venuti, vn / Al Goering, p / Eddie Lang, g / bb / ? Dillon Ober, d. New York, c. December 16, 1926. 6996-3 He's The Last Word Ban 1911, Chg 602, Dom 3882, Re 8225, Apex 8573 6997-2-3 St. Louis Shuffle Ban 1908, Dom 3884, Or 799, Re 8221 6998-2 Stockholm Stomp Ban 1907, Dom 3883, Or 804, Re 8229, Sil 2860 NOTE: Challenge 602 as FENWICK'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Oriole 799, 804 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Silvertone 2860 as GOTHAM CLUB ORCHESTRA; Apex 8573 as AL GOERING'S ORCHESTRA. JACK PETTIS AND HIS BAND: Bill Moore, c / tb / as / Jack Pettis, Cm, ts / Joe Venuti, vn / Al Goering, p / Eddie Lang, g / bb / ? Dillon Ober, d / Scrappy Lambert, Billy Hillpot, v. New York, c. January 7, 1927. 7040-1-2 It All Depends On You - vSL, BH Ban 1927, Bwy 1058, Dom 3897, NML 1195, Or 826, Pm 20500, Pur 11500, Re 8240, Imp 1773, BM 204 7041-2 Muddy Water - vSL Ban 1927, Chg 628, Dom 3897, Or 829, Re 8243, BM-205, Imp 1774 7043-2 I Gotta Get Myself Somebody To Love - vSL-BH Ban 1929, Bwy 1055, Dom 3895, Or 827, Pm 20497, Pur 11497, Re 8244, Sil 3583 NOTE: Broadway 1055, 1058, Paramount 20497, 20500, Puritan 11497, 11500, Silvertone 3583 as THE BADGERS, vocal chorus, by HARRY WOODS; NML 1195 as MASTER MELODY MAKERS; Oriole 826 as YANKEE TEN
2nd t added. New York, c. February 11, 1927 7105-2 I'm Back In Love Again - vSL-BH Ban 1940, Bwy 1064, Dom 3916, 21258, Re 8267, Apex 8626, Leo 10258, LS 24110, Mic 22167 7106-3 That's My Hap-Hap-Happiness - vSL-BH Ban 1942, Dom 3914, Re 8263 7107-1-2 Ain't She Sweet? - vSL-BH Ban 1942, Dom 3914, Je 5060, Or 846, Re 8263, Imp 1742, Perfectaphone 3086, Savana 1599 NOTE: Broadway 1064 as THE TUNE PICKERS; Jewel 5060, Oriole 846 as YANKEE TEN ORCHESTRA (Vocal Chorus, HOLTON AND CROSS); Perfectaphone 3086 as RIVIERA PALACE ORCHESTRA; Savana 1599 as SAVANA SERENADERS; Apex 8626 and Leonora 10258 as AL GOERING AND HIS ORCHESTRA. The reverse of Imperial 1742 is erroneously credited to Jack Pettis and his Band. Venuti omitted; both sax double cl; Dick McDonough, bj, replaces Lang. New York, December 22, 1927. 7689-3 Candied Sweets Ban 7004, Chg 561, Cq 7013, Dom 4080, Je 5192, Or 1131, Re 8463 7689-2 Once Over Lightly Ban 7001, Chg 561, Dom 4094, Je 5196, Or 1127, Re 8483 7690-3 Steppin' It Off Ban 7005, Chg 564, Dom 4094, Je 5199, Or 1123, Re 8483 NOTE: Banner 7001 7004 and 7005, Challenge 561 as AL GOERING'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Challenge 564 as CHALLENGE DANCE ORCHESTRA; Jewel 5192, 5196, and 5199, Oriole 1123, 1127, and 1131 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND. JACK PETTIS AND HIS PETS: Bill Moore, Don Bryan, t / unknown, cl / Jack Pettis, cl, Cm, ts /unknown, bsx / Al Goering, p / Clay Bryson, bj (where shown) / Eddie Lang, g / Dillon Ober, d. New York, June 20, 1928. E-7394- Dry Martini Voc 15703 E-7395- Hot Heels - bjCB Voc 15703 E-7396- Broadway Stomp Voc 15761 Don Murray, cl, replaces unknown. Different bsx replaces previous; Nicky Gerlach, vn, added. New York, July 3, 1928. 45672-3 Spanish Dream Vic 21559 45673-2 A Bag O' Blues Vic 21793, HMV R-14060, Zon EE-138 45674-1 Doin' The New Low Down Vic 21559 Bill Moore, Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, ? Paul Weigan, tb / Len Kavash and another, cl, as / Jack Pettis, Cm,
48126-1 Nobody's Sweetheart - vER Historical HLP-33 (LP) 48127-2 Freshman Hop - vEM Vic 21793, HMV R-14060, Zon EE-138 48128-2 Honolulu Blues - vEM Vic V-38026, BB B-7881 48129-2 Baby - vIM Vic V-38026, BB B-6611 NOTE: Victor V-38026, Bluebird B-6611 and B-7881 as NEW ORLEANS BLACKBIRDS. It is thought that Eugene Ramey and Erwin McGee may be two of the unidentified members of the personnel; although Irving Mills was also known as Erwin Magee on Pathé, there seem to be two different voices on the above session, identified in the original recording files as "McGee" and "Irving Mills." JACK PETTIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Bill Moore, Donald Bryan, t / Jack Teagarden, tb / Benny Goodman, cl,
401594-B Freshman Hop OK 41411, Par PNY-34076, Od 238288, 031814 401595-D Sweetest Melody OK 41411, Par R-673, Od A-2317, A-286016, 238288 401596-B Bag O' Blues OK 41410, Par PNY-34O76, Od 031814 NOTE: Parlophone PNY-34076 as JACK BINNEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA. JACK PETTIS AND HIS PETS: Bill Moore, ? Donald Bryan, t / Glenn Miller, tb / Benny Goodman, Tony Parenti, cl, as / Jack Pettis, Cm, ts / Matt Malneck, vn / Lennie Hayton, Al Goering, p, cel / Dick McDonough, g / Harry Goodman, sb / Dillon Ober, d. New York, May 9, 1929. 51691-1 Companionate Blues Revival FJ-129 (LP) 51692-1 Campus Crawl Revival FJ-129 (LP) 51693-1 Wild And Woolly Willie Revival FJ-129 (LP) 51694-2 Bugle Call Blues Vic V-38105, HMV B-4893, B-6288
Benny Peyton, d, dir: Sidney Bechet, cl, ss / Fred Coxito, as / George Smith, vn / Pierre de Caillaux, p / Henry Sapiro, bj. London, January, February, 1920. High Society Col unissued Tiger Rag Col unissued DAVE PEYTON Although this pioneering Chicago bandleader made no records under his own name, his Regal Theater orchestra recorded two sides under the nominal direction of Fess Williams, released as FESS WILLIAMS AND HIS JOY BOYS (q.v.), in April, 1928. THE PHILADELPHIA MELODIANS Pseudonym on Parlophone for the following items listed in this book: R-671 When You're Smiling (Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra) R-883 Three Little Words (Duke Ellington and his Orchestra) PHILLIPS' LOUISVILLE JUG BAND George "Hooks" Tilford, Cm, v / Charles "Cane" Adams, walking-cane f / Phil Phillips, g, v, jug, jazzhorn / Carl "Jug" Reid, jug, jazzhorn, v. Chicago, c. August, 1930. C-5994-A Soldier Boy Blues Br 7207, Voc 02784 C-5995-A That's A Lovely Thing For You Br 7207, Voc 02784 C-5996- Sing, You Sinners - vPC-CR Br 7194
C-5997- Tiger Rag - scat vCR Br 7194
PHILLIPS' LOUISVILLE JUG BAND: As above. Chicago, c.August, 1930. C-6173-A Smackin' The Sax Br 7187, 01265, A-500092 C-6174-A That's Your Last Br 7187, 01265, A-500092 KENTUCKY JUG BAND: As above. Chicago, September, 1930. C-6311- Walkin' Cane Stomp Voc 1564
C-6312- Hard Hustlin' Blues Voc 1564
STAN PHILLIPS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Mayfair G-2164 (TOO MANY TEARS) for the ARC-Brunswick studio band, q.v. PICCADILLY DANCE BAND Pseudonym on Piccadilly 184 (LOUISIANA) and 192 (HEAVEN FOR TWO) for Allan Selby and his Frascatians, q.v. The name was also used for otherwise unidentifiable bands, of which the following is of slight interest as jazz. Unknown t / tb / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. London, c. October 9, 1928. 1276-2 From Saturday Night Till Monday Morning Pic 192 1277-2 'Cause I Feel Low Down Pic 185 See also Grey Gull house bands. THE PICCADILLY PLAYERS There were two groups of this name in the late 1920s. One was directed by Mel Morris (recording for Edison in New York), and the other a studio band directed by Al Starita for Columbia in London. The former features an excellent but unidentified trumpet on several sides; the latter sometimes offers solos by star musicians, as follows. Al Starita, cl, as, dir: Sylvester Ahola and another, t / Ben Oakley, tb / Perley Breed, cl, as bar / George Smith, as,
WA-7274-1 Kiss And Make Up - vEC Col 4907 WA-7275-1 Yummy Yummy Yum - vEC Col 4907 WA-7276-2 I Want To Be Alone With Mary Brown - vEC Col 4886, Re G-20272 NOTE: Regal G-20272 as STELLAR DANCE BAND. London, May 30, 1928. WA-7425-2 Do The Sugar Step Col 4930
WA-7427-1 I'm Afraid Of You - vEC Col 4931
NOTE: Matrices WA-7424 and WA-7426 are waltzes by the same band. London, June 15, 1928. WA-7510-1 Since I Met Mary Jane - vEC Col 5003
NOTE: The band accompanied Sophie Tucker on this session, but no jazz resulted. Eddie Grossbart, v. London, September 14, 1928. WA-7813-1 Didn't I Tell You? - vEGB Col 5023 Unknown t (possibly Norman Payne) replaces Ahola. London, November 9, 1928. WA-8080-2 Heaven For Two - vEGB Col 5156 WA-8081-1 From Monday On - vEGB Col 5156 London, August 23, 1929. WA-9388-2 Kansas City Kitty - vEC Col 5539 WA-9389-2 You Wouldn't Fool Me, Would You? - vEC Col 5551 PICCADILLY REVELS BAND The following titles by this British dance band are of interest as jazz. There are probably others among the considerable number made about the same date that have short solos by the same musicians. Ray Starita, cl, ts, v, dir: Freddy Pitt, Andy Richardson, t / Bill Hall, tb / Ernie Smith, cl, as, o / Phil Cardew, cl, as / Eric Siday, vn / Donald Thorne, p / Jack Hill, bj, g / Clem Lawton, bb / Rudy Starita, d, x. London, January 20, 1927. WA-4726-1-2 Brown Sugar Col 4249 London, May 24, 1927. WA-5535-1 Back Beats Col 4415, S-4 London, June 30, 1927. WA-5805-1 When Erastus Plays His Old Kazoo - vRS Col 4475 Vocal trio (including Ray Starita?). London, October 6, 1927. WA-6358-2-2 Buffalo Rhythm Col unissued WA-6359-2 Just The Same - v3 Col 4603
WA-6363-2 Go, Joe, Go Col 4610 London, October 20, 1927. WA-6358-3 Buffalo Rhythm Col 4610 Vocal trio added. London, October 28, 1927. WA-6453-1 Deep River Blues - vRS Col 4641
WA-6455-1 Banana Skin Stomp Col unissued London, December 5, 1927. WA-6568-3 Is She My Girl Friend? - v3 Col 4640
Vocal, acc. by Henry Allen, t / own p / Teddy Bunn, g. New York, September 16, 1929. 55843-2 Doggin' That Thing Vic V-38544, BB B-6329 55844-1 Yo Yo Vic V-38544, BB B-6329 THE PICKENS SISTERS These famous singing sisters from Georgia are included on the strength of the small instrumental groups accompanying them on most of their records. (Their sides with Paul Whiteman are of no jazz interest.) Helen, Jane, and Marla Pickens, v trio, acc. by cl, as / p / g / sb. New York, February 16, 1932. 71860-1 Was That The Human Thing To Do? Vic 22929, HMV B-4176, Zon EE-313 71861-1 Goodnight, Moon Vic 22929, HMV B-4176, Zon EE-313 New York, March 21, 1932. 71977-1 Too Many Tears Vic 22965, HMV B-4191, Zon EE-319 71978-1 Somebody Loves You Vic 22965, HMV B-4191, Zon EE-319 Acc. by cl / p / g. New York, April 6, 1932. 72241-1 Dream Sweetheart Vic 22975, HMV B-4212, Zon EE-333 72242-1 Lawd, You Made The Night Too Long Vic 22975, HMV B-4212, Zon EE-333 Sb added. New York, May 17, 1932. 72593-1 San Vic 24025, HMV B-4250, Zon EE-339 72594-1 Sweet Georgia Brown Vic 24025, HMV B-4250, Zon EE-339 Acc. by t / cl / p / g, with sb*. New York, July 26, 1932. 73122-1 *The Darktown Strutters' Ball Vic 24355, HMV EA-1279 73123-1 China Boy Vic 24355, HMV EA-1279 Acc. by cl / p / g / sb. New York, November 2, 1932. 73905-1 Back In The Old Sunday School Vic 24180, Zon EE-380 73906-1 Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia Vic 24190 73907-1 When Mother Played The Organ (And Daddy Sang A Hymn) Vic 24180, Zon EE-380 Acc. by Nat Finston dir: t / cl / 2 vn / p / g / sb. Hollywood, October 25, 1933. 68591-1 Many Moons Ago Vic 24471, HMV EA-1366 68592-1 You're Such A Comfort To Me Vic unissued 68593-2 May I? Vic 24625, HMV EA-1364 68594-1 Good Morning, Glory Vic unissued Acc. by p / g. Hollywood, November 1, 1933. 68604-3 Did You Ever See A Dream Walking? Vic 24468, HMV EA-1298 Hollywood, November 8, 1933. 68592-2 You're Such A Comfort To Me Vic 24471, HMV B-8108, El EG-2990 68594-2 Good Morning, Glory Vic 24468, HMV B-8108, EA-F238, El EG-2990 Acc. by c / cl / as / p / g / sb. New York, May 4, 1934. 82373-1 The Beat O' My Heart Vic 24625 82374-1 Riptide Vic 24630, HMV EA-1364 82375-1 Little Man, You've Had A Busy Day Vic 24630, HMV EA-1366 THE PICKENS SISTERS AND THEIR ORCHESTRA: 3 t / 3 cl / o / p / g / harp / sb / d / The Pickens Sisters, v trio. New York, October 11, 1934. 84466-1 Be Still, My Heart Vic 24751, HMV EA-1466 84467-1 Happiness Ahead Vic 24751, HMV BO-116, HMV EA-1466 84468-1 The Thief Of Bagdad Vic 24753 84469-1 Love Is Just Around The Corner Vic 24815, HMV EA-1464
B. T. Wingfield, c / Charles Lawson, tb / Junie Cobb, cl, ss, as / Leroy Pickett, vn / Tiny Parham, p / Jimmy Bertrand, d. Chicago, c. December, 1926. 4053-1 Alexander Where's That Band? Pm 12441
4054-1 Mojo Strut Pm 12441
PIEDMONT DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle 036123 and Perfect 14304 for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. CHARLES PIERCE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Muggsy Spanier, Dick Feige, c / Frank Teschemacher, cl, as / Charles Pierce, as / Ralph Rudder, ts / Dan Lipscomb, p / Stuart Branch, bj / Johnny Mueller, bb, sb / Paul Kettler, d. Chicago, c. February, 1928. 20399-1 Bull Frog Blues Pm 12619, UHCA 2 20400-3 China Boy Pm 12619, UHCA 1 Charles Altier, c, replaces Spanier and Feige; Maurie Bercov, cl, replaces Teschemacher. Chicago, c. March, 1928. 20469-3 Jazz Me Blues Pm 12640, UHCA 71, Br 02502, Dec M-30356 (not issued) 20470-4 Sister Kate Pm 12640, UHCA 72, Col 35950, Tem R-35 As for c. February, 1928, plus Jack Read, tb, without Feige. Chicago, c. April, 1928. 20469-5 Jazz Me Blues Pm 12640
20470-7 Sister Kate Pm 12640
20534-2 Nobody's Sweetheart Pm 20616, 14028, Bwy 1174, Col 35950, Tem R-35 NOTE: Columbia 35950 bears exact recording dates on each label of October 29, 1927, and November 8, 1927, respectively, but these can be safely disregarded as quite inaccurate.
Kyle Pierce, p. Richmond, IN, July 18, 1923. 11548 I Forgave You Gnt unissued 11549 St. Louis Blues Gnt unissued PIERROT SYNCOPATORS Pseudonym on Canadian Crown for the following items listed in this book: 81008 Somebody's Making A Fuss Over Somebody (Original Indiana Five) 81020 Dixie Drag (Mendello's Five Gee-Gees) 81038 Baby's Coming Back (Mendello's Five Gee-Gees) 81137 St. Louis Blues (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra) 81161 Piccolo Pete (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) 81327 Headin' South (The Home Towners; see Fred Hall) BEN PILGRIM Pseudonym on Empire 6228 for Noble Sissle, q.v. PINKIE'S BIRMINGHAM FIVE Edward "Pinkie" Gerbrecht, c / Pete Beilman, tb / Lester "Gilly" Bouchon, cl / ? Bob Zurke, p / ? Jules Bauduc, bj, g. New York, c. December 2, 1925. 9869-A Headin' For Louisville Gnt 3498, Gmn 1880, Sc 761 9870-A Carolina Stomp Gnt 3498, Gmn 1879 NOTE: Guardsman 1879 as CABARET DANCE ORCHESTRA; 1880 as DICKSON'S DANCE BAND; Scala 761 as D'ARCY'S CABARET COMBINATION.
Armand J. Piron, vn, v, dir: Peter Bocage, t / John Lindsay, tb / Lorenzo Tio, Jr., cl, ts / Louis Warnecke, as / Steve Lewis, p / Charles Bocage, bj, v / Bob Ysaguirre, bb / Louis Cottrell, d. New York, November 24, 1923. Mama's Gone, Goodbye Vic test (unnumbered) New Orleans Wiggle Vic test (unnumbered) New York, c. December 3, 1923. 72132-B Bouncing Around OK 40021, Od 03204 72133-D Kiss Me Sweet - vAJP-CB OK 40021, Od 03204 New York, December 11, 1923. 29121-3 New Orleans Wiggle Vic 19233 29122-2 Mama's Gone, Goodbye Vic 19233 New York, December 21, 1923. 81435-3 Sud Bustin' Blues Col 14007-D 81436-2 West Indies Blues Col 14007-D Unknown, c, added. New York, January 8, 1924. 29190-3 Do-Doodle-Oom Vic 19255 29191-2 West Indies Blues Vic 19255 New York, January 23, 1924. 29347-1-2-3 Purple Rose Of Cairo Vic unissued New York, February 7, 1924. 9347-4-5 Purple Rose Of Cairo Vic unissued 29386-1 Day By Day Vic unissued New York, February 15, 1924. 81569-3 Ghost Of The Blues Col 99-D 81570-3 Bright Star Blues Col 99-D New York, c. February 18, 1924. 72320-B Lou'siana Swing OK 4019, Od 03132 72322-B Sittin' On The Curbstone Blues OK 4019, Od 03132 Unknown, c, omitted. New York, February 21, 1924. 29386-2-3-4-5 Day By Day Vic unissued 29536-1-2-3-4 Kiss Me Sweet Vic unissued Lindsay, Ysaguirre omitted; unknown cl replaces Tio. New Orleans, March 25, 1925. 32121-3 Red Man Blues Vic 19646 32122-3 Do Just As I Say Vic 19646 PLANTATION DANCE / JAZZ ORCHESTRA The following by this Emerson studio band, comprising members of Harry Raderman's Orchestra, are of slight interest as rudimentary jazz. Harry Raderman, tb, dir: t / Bennie Krueger, as / 2 vn / p / sb / d, sometimes with bj and/or bb. New York, c. March, 1920. 41027-6 Railroad Blues Em 10157
New York, c. December 8, 1920. 21682-2 Home Again Blues Md 771 (7") 41561-2 Home Again Blues Em 10328, 10420, Re 996 NOTE: Regal 996 as REGAL JAZZ SYNCOPATORS. New York, c. March 30, 1921. 41719-3 Church Street Sobbin' Blues Em 10368 New York, December 21, 1921. 42118-2 Bow Wow Blues (My Mammy [sic] Treats Me Like A Dog) Em 10507 THE PLANTATION ORCHESTRA Ralph "Shrimp" Jones, vn, dir: Johnny Dunn, Pike Davis, t / Calvin Jones, tb / Rudolph Dunbar, Nelson Kincaid, c, as (one doubling ss) / Alonzo Williams, ts / George Smith, vn / George Rickson, p / Maceo Jefferson, bj / Bill Benford, bb / Jesse Baltimore, d. London, December 1, 1926. WA-4519-2 Silver Rose Col 4185 WA-4543-1 Arabella's Wedding Day Col 4238 WA-4544-1 Smiling Joe Col 4185 WA-4545-1 For Baby And Me Col 4238
Pseudonym on Champion 15386 for Alex Jackson's Plantation Orchestra, q.v. THE PLAZA BAND Pseudonym on Edison Bell Winner for the following items listed in this book: 4765 Both sides by Harry Hudson's Melody Men 4798 Swing On The Gait (Harry Hudson's Melody Men) 4821 Both sides by Harry Hudson's Melody Men 4880 Blue Grass (Bill Haid's Cubs) 4924 She's Funny That Way (Ted Wallace and his Orchestra)
Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Plaza 6033 Am I Blue? (Irving Mills and his Orchestra) P-161 Road House Shuffle (Oscar Rabin and his Romany Band) P-175 The Golden King Shuffle (Oscar Rabin and his Romany Band) Starr 702 Get Out And Get Under The Moon (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra) 707 Out Of The Dawn (California Ramblers)
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