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

The following titles from the considerable number made by this orchestra for Victor between 1925 and 1934 are known or believed to be of some interest as hot dance music.

Don Bestor, p, dir: Ray Raymond, c / Joe Quartell, tb / Jack Forsythe, cl, ss, as / John Hibner­, as, bar / Guy Shrigley, cl, ss, ts / Cloyd Griswold, bj, v / James Roth, bb / Ray Rohle, d. Camden, NJ, August 3, 1925.

33206-1 Are You Sorry?

Vic 19746, HMV EA-40

Walter Payne, as, bar, replaces Hibner. Camden, NJ, March 15, 1926.

34726-2 Say, Mister! Have You Met Rosie's Sister? - vCG

Vic 19988, HMV B-5097, EA-86

34727-1, 2-3-4 Baby Blues - A Pickaninny Stomp

Vic unissued

34728-1-2-3-4 Dallas Stomp

Vic unissued

Charles "Ducky" Yontz, t, added; Eugene Huls, bj, replaces Griswold; Franklyn Baur, v. New York, November 14, 1927.

41029-2 Baby Your Mother (Like She Babied You) - vFB

Vic 21080, HMV B-5429

Chicago, June 18, 1928.

45910-1-2 The Loon

Vic unissued

Don Bestor, a, dir: Charles "Ducky" Yontz, Ed Camden, t / W. White, tb / Maurice Cross, as, v / Walter Payne, cl, as, bar / Harold Stargardt, cl, ts / Ernie Dieckmann, vn / Dudley Mecum, p, v / W. Yates, g / H. August, sb / Tom Whalen, d. New York, February 26, 1933.

75323-1 Forty-Second Street - vDM

Vic 24253, HMV EA-1205

BEVERLY SYNCOPATORS

Unknown t / as / p / d. Chicago, December, 1928.

21069-2 Sugar

Pm 12747

The following is of some interest for its accompaniment; other titles by this artist are of no jazz interest.

Vocal, acc. Joe Turner, p. New York, July 9, 1928

146515-1 Sentimental Baby

Columbia 14340-D

146516-1-2 I've Been Trying To Forget You But You're Forever On My Mind

Columbia 14340-D

OLIVER BIBB AND HIS JOY BOYS

Oliver Bibb, sb, dir unknown band. Chicago, May 15, 1929.

TC-3495-A Scissors Grinder Blues

Br test

This famous British bandleader, also known as PRIMO SCALA when directing a band of accordions and rhythm, was musical director for Vocalion records (UK) from 1925 to 1933. The following from his enormous output are known to be of some interest as jazz.

HARRY BIDGOOD'S ORCHESTRA: Harry Bidgood, p, dir: probably: Ernie Abbey, t / Ted Heath, tb / George Gibson, another, cl, ss, as / Fred Gilmore, cl, ts / Len Shevill, bj / Barney Single­ton, bb / Wag Abbey, d / John Thorne, v. London, August, 1926.

C-7-E Me Too - vJT

Aco G-16056, Clm 1939, Gmn 1969

NOTE: Coliseum as MAYFIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as CARNIVAL DANCE BAND.

HARRY BIDGOOD, SAM BOGEN: Piano duets. London, January, 1927.

C-152-E Cryin' For The Moon

Aco G-16174, Bel 1169, Clm 2004, Mto S-1745

C-153-E Tampeekoe

Aco G-16174, Clm 2004

C-154-E Crazy Quilt

Aco G-16144, Clm 2003

C-155-E Black Bottom

Aco G-16144, Bel 1169, Clm 2003, Gmn 2032, Mto S-1745

NOTE: Coliseums as BISHOP AND KNIGHT; Guardsman as ART AND LESLIE YOUNG; Beltona as GILLESPIE AND DOUGLAS; Meloto as HAZLEWOOD AND HARRISON.

Only the following from the large number of sides made by this prominent Chicago saxophonist and band leader are known to be of interest as hot dance music.

Paul Biese, ts, vn, dir: Rick Adkins, S. J. Stocco, t / Angelo Cavallo, tb / Don Mangano, cl, ss, as, ts / Anthony Ciccone, cl, ss, as, bar, vn / Jules Buffano, p, a / Dick Ede, bj / Mike Perrone­, bb / Clarence Bittick, d. Chicago, April 3, 1924.

29828-4 Blue Evening Blues

Vic 19314

29829-4 Cinderella Blues

Vic 19314

THE BIG ACES

Tommy Dorsey, Nat Natoli, t / Jack Teagarden, tb / Don Redman, cl, as, a / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Frank Teschmacher, cl, ts / George Thomas, ts, v / Frank Signorelli, p / Carl Kress, bj / Hank Stern, bb / Stan King, d, vib. New York, September 29, 1928.

401171-A Cherry - vGT

OK 41136, Par R-365, R-2541, 22377, Od 165125, A-2414, A-189230

401171-B Cherry - vGT

OK unissued (test exists)

401171-C Cherry - vGT

Par R-365, A-2654

NOTE: Parlophones and Odeon A-2414 as THE BIG CHOCOLATE DANDIES; Odeon 165125 as THE LITTLE ACES.

THE BIG CHOCOLATE DANDIES

Pseudonym on Parlophone for the Big Aces, q.v.

Pseudonym on Grey Gull 1234 and 1285 for the California Ramblers, q.v.

Unknown cl, as / p / d / x. New York, December, 1929.

3775-A Hot Moments (Jazzopation)*

VD 71811, Mad 50008*

NOTE: Madison as STARLIGHT TRIO.

ESTHER BIGEOU

Vocal, acc. by c / tb / cl / as / p / d. New York, c. October 5, 1921.

70223-C The Memphis Blues

OK 8026

OK 8026

70294-A Stingaree Blues (A Down Home Blues)

OK 8025

Unknown ts replaces vn. New York, c. November 15, 1921.

OK 8029

OK 8025

71322-B Aggravatin' Papa (Don't You Try To Two-Time Me)

OK 8053

71323-C Four O'Clock Blues

Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, March, 1923.

71329-C I'm Through With You (As I Can Be)

OK 8057

OK 8057

71341-B Outside Of That, He's All Right With Me

OK 8056

71342-B The Gulf Coast Blues

71374-A-B Beale Street Blues

OK 8058

71375-A The Hesitating Blues

New York, c. December 3, 1923.

72131-B That Twa Twa Tune

OK 8118

72173-A Panama Limited Blues

OK 8125

72174-B You Ain't Treatin' Me Right

Acc. by Piron's New Orleans Orchestra: Armand J. Piron, vn, dir. Peter Bocage, t / John Lindsay, tb / Lorenzo Tio, Jr., cl / Louis Warnick, as / Steve Lewis, p / Charles Bocage­, bj / Bob Ysaguirre, bb / Louis Cottrell, d. New York,

72175-B West Indies Blues

OK 8118

Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Probably: Ed Allen, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Benny Waters, cl / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian or Leroy Harris, bj. New York, December 21, 1926.

OK unissued

80259-A Zulu Blues

OK unissued

Pseudonym on Golden Tongue 100 for Willard Robison and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Key for Annette Hanshaw, q.v.

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

Vernon Dalhart, k / Ed Smalle, k, p / John Cali, bj. New York, c. June 29, 1924.

8966-A I Need You (To Drive My Blues Away)

Gnt 5498, St 9574

8967 Dancin' Blues

Gnt 5498, St 9574

Pseudonym on Herwin 92019 for Jones' Paramount Charleston Four (HOMEWARD BOUND BLUES, retitled BACK HOME BLUES), and Kline Tyndall's Paramount Serenaders (SO IS YOUR OLD MAN, retitled OLD MAN BLUES, q.v. under KLIEN TINDULL'S PARAMOUNT SERENADERS), the latter often erroneosly cited as a Freddie Keppard item.

Pseudonym on Champion for the Original Indiana Five, q.v.

? Jaybird Coleman, h / jug / v / g / md. Birmingham, AL, December 11, 1930.

404677-B German Blues

OK 8856

OK unissued

404679-B Cane Break Blues

OK 8866

OK 8908

OK 8895

OK 8895

OK 8856

OK 8908

OK 8866

Pseudonym on Buddy for The Vagabonds, q.v.

Pseudonym on Coliseum for Harry Bidgood (q.v.) and Sam Bogen.

Pseudonym on Grafton 9020 (RUNNIN' WILD) for the Southland Six, q.v.

Al Washington, cl, bsx / Clarence Black, ? vn, v / Henry Prince, p. Chicago, July, 1928.

20776-2 'Cause I Feel Low Down

Pm 12683

Pm 12683

Pseudonym on Regent R-1043 for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra; and on R-1061 for (Irving) Mills' Merry Makers, both q.v.

Pseudonym on Aurora A-22008 for King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators, q.v.

Pseudonym on American Regal for Eubie Blake, q.v., piano solo and accompanying Noble Sissle, q.v.

Nat Gonella, t, v / Joe Cordell, tb / Billy Amstell, cl, as / Mickey Amstell, ts / Stanley Black­, p, a / Harry Sherman,

91 Swanee

Or(E) P-101

92 I Ain't Got Nobody - vNG

Or(E) P-101

WILLIE BLACK

Pseudonym on Medallion for Noble Sissle, q.v.

Pseudonym on Bellbird 340 for Fred Rich and his Orchestra, q.v.

Probably Perry Bradford and Gus Horsley, v duets, acc. by own p and u, respectively. New York, c. June 2, 1926.

X-154,-A Wasn't It Nice?

Gnt unissued

X-155-A So's Your Old Man

Gnt 3333, Sil 3831

NOTE: Silvertone as BLACK KIDS OF HARMONY.

New York, c. June 25, 1926.

X-195 Wasn't It Nice?

Gnt unissued

X-196 Lucy Long

Gnt unissued

William "Buddy" Howard, tb, v, dir: Philmore "Shorty" Hall, c / James Bell, cl, as / Walter Boyd, as, ts / Melvin Small, p / Tom Ivory, bj / Ivory Johnson, bb / Sam Bordees, d. Birmingham, AL, c. July 9, 1927.

GEX-716-B Muddy Water - vWH

Gnt 6211, Chg 715

GEX-717-A Bugahoma Blues

Gnt 6210, Bell 1182

GEX-718-A Tishomingo Blues

Gnt 6210

Gnt 6211, Ch 15338

GEX-720,-A-B Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble

Gnt unissued

GEX-721 Razor Edge

BP 8053

Birmingham, AL, August 10, 1927.

GEX-788,-A When Jenny Does That Low Down Dance - vWH

Gnt unissued

GEX-789,-A Indiana Mud

Gnt unissued

GEX-790-B Stompin' Fool

BP 8053

2 t / tb / cl, ss, as / cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d / Jerry White, v. New York, March 31, 1928.

GEX-1175 I've Got Somebody Now - vJW

Gnt 6442, Bell 595, Ch 15475, Spr 2503

NOTE: Bell as NIXON'S ROYAL FLUSH ORCHESTRA; Champion as LESTER SIMMONS AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Superior as MEMPHIS MELODY MEN. Seven other sides on Gennett by this band may also be of interest.

BLACK DIAMOND SERENADERS

Tony Tortomas, t / Pete Pellezzi, tb / Johnny Costello, cl, as / Harry Ford, p / Tony Colucci, bj / Tom Morton, d. New York, c. June 8, 1926.

106908 Sally's Not The Same Old Sally

PA 36503, 11300, Per 14684

106909 Ace In The Hole

PA 36511, Per 14692

106910 Toe-To-Toe

PA 36503, 11300, Per 14684

ORIGINAL BLACK DIAMOND SERENADERS: Almost certainly the same personnel as above. New York, June 30, 1926.

X-198,-A Turkish Towel

Gnt unissued

New York, July 1, 1926.

X-201,-A Sally's Not The Same Old Sally

Gnt unissued

X-202,-A Sour Grapes

Gnt unissued

Harry Gluck, t / Miff Mole, tb / cl, as / p / bj / d / v (listed in the Gennett files as by Ladd's Black Aces, q.v.). New York, September 20, 1923.

85321 Land Of Cotton Blues - v

Gnt 5263

Gnt 5263

New York, December 17, 1923.

8669-A Back O' Town Blues

Gnt 5347

Gnt 5347, St 9507

Pseudonym on Silvertone for the Blackbirds of Harmony, q.v.

Unknown t / tb / cl, as / as / ts / vn / p / g / bb / d / Diana Dell, Harold Greenwood, v. Chicago, August, 1928.

20822-2 Some Of These Days - vDD

Bwy 1374

20950-2 My Old Girl's My New Girl Now - vHG

Pm 20671, Bwy 1230

20952-3 Roll Up The Carpets

Pm 20671, Bwy 1230

MAMIE BLACKBURN

Pseudonym on Herwin for Ardella Bragg, q.v.

The following are of interest for their accompaniments; other records by the artist are of no jazz interest.

Vocal, acc. by Nat Gonella, t / Stanley Black, p / Bill Harry, d. London, September 28, 1931.

206 I'll Putcha Pitcha In The Papers

Or(E) P-107

208 All For The Sake Of Love

Or(E) P-107

BLACK SWAN DANCE ORCHESTRA

Unknown t / tb / 2-3 as, ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. July, 1921.

P-132-2 Pretty Ways

BS 2014

BS 2014

This band was at first thought to have been led by Eubie Blake, but the existence of a Richmond, Virginia-based band of the same name leaves that attribution open to question, and the aural evidence is inconclusive.

Probably 2 c / tb / cl / as / vn / ? p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. November, 1917.

66787-A The Jazz Dance

P 20430, P 5108, Emp 6269

NOTE: Pathe 5108 as PATHE DANCE ORCHESTRA

EUBIE BLAKE TRIO: Eubie Blake and another, p / Broadway Jones, d. New York, c. August, 1917.

66667 Jazzing Around

P 1181

P 20358, 5389

66672 Hungarian Rag

P 20326

P 20326

Bandana Days

Vic test (unnumbered)

I'm Just Wild About Harry

Vic test (unnumbered)

*Baltimore Buzz

Vic test (unnumbered)

Broadway Jones, v added. New York, July 11, 1921.

Baltimore Buzz - vBJ

Vic test (unnumbered)

Dah's Gwinter Be Er Landslide [sic]

Vic test (unnumbered)

EUBIE BLAKE AND HIS SHUFFLE ALONG ORCHESTRA: Eubie Blake, p, dir: Billy Hicks, Russell Smith, t / Calvin Jones, tb / Bill Johnson, cl / Vess Williams, as / Sam Yearwood, f / o / Willie Carroll, vn / Leroy Vandervaer, bj / John Ricks, bb / George Reeves, d. New York, July 15, 1921.

25465-2 Baltimore Buzz (intro: In Honeysuckle Time)

Vic 18791, 18789 (Canada only), HMV B-1297

25466-4 Bandana Days (intro: I'm Just Wild About Harry)

Vic 18791, 18789 (Canada only), HMV B-1297, Zon 3325

NOTE: Both sides of US Victor 18789 are different titles, by Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra.

Piano solos. New York, July, 1921.

41885-4 Baltimore Buzz

Em 10434

41886-4-5-6 Sounds Of Africa (African Rag*)

Em 10434, Sym 4360, Pm 14004*

NOTE: Paramount 14004 as UNKNOWN RAG PIANIST, dubbed from a blank-labeled test bearing the title

Irving Kaufman, v. New York, September, 1921.

41985-2-3 Sweet Lady - vIK

Em 10450, Re 9130, Sym 4360

41986-1-2 Ma!

Em 10450

EUBIE BLAKE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably similar to the Victor session of July 15, 1921. New York, c. February 11, 1922.

42185-2 Cutie

Em 10519, Re 9198

42186-1 Jimmy (I Love But You)

Em 10519, Re 9199

Piano solos, with Broadway Jones, v. New York, December 3, 1929.

687 Marching Home - vBJ

Vic test

688 My Fate Is In Your Hands - vBJ

Vic test

57734-1-2 House Rent Lizzie - vBJ

Vic unissued

57735-1-2 Dissatisfied Blues - vBJ

Vic unissued

EUBIE BLAKE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Eubie Blake, p, dir: Alfred Brown, Frank Belt, George Winfield, t / Calvin Jones, tb / Ben Whittet, Ralph Brown, cl, as / Robert Robinson, cl, ts / George Rickson, 2nd p / Leroy Vanderveer, bj / Frank Smith, bb / Helen Porter, d / Dick Robertson, v. New York, March, 1931.

1234-4 Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone - vDR

Cr 3090, Bwy 1448, Ang 3334

1239-1 I'm No Account Any More - vDR

Cr 3090

Cr 3086, Bwy 1447

1241- It Looks Like Love - vDR

Cr 3105

New York, April, 1931.

1295-1 Two Little Blue Little Eyes - vDR

Cr 3111, Bwy 1460, Ang / Lyric 3345

1296-2 Nobody's Sweetheart - vDR

Cr 3130, Var 8046

1297-1 One More Time - vDR

Cr 3111, Lyric 3419

1298-3-4 St. Louis Blues - vDR

Cr 3130, Var 8046

NOTE: Angelus / Lyric 3345 as ORIOLE SALON ORCHESTRA; Lyric 3419 as LOU GOLD AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

New York, June 3, 1931.

69683-1 Thumpin' 'n' Bumpin' - vDR

Vic 22737

69684-1 Little Girl - vDR

Vic 22735

69685-2 My Blue Days Blew Over (When You Came Back To Me) - vDR

Vic 22735

New York, September, 1931.

1476-3 Blues In My Heart - vDR

Cr 3197, Var 5056

1477-2-3 Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries - vDR

Cr 3193, Imp 2628

1478-2 Sweet Georgia Brown - vDR

Cr 3197

1479-1, 2 River, Stay 'Way From My Door - vDR

NOTE: Varsity 5056 as DICK ROBERTSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. See also Noble Sissle.

Pseudonym on Australian Embassy E-122 for Grace Johnston, q.v.

Henry Allen, t, v / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Pee Wee Russell, cl / Happy Caldwell, ts / Frank Froeba, p / Eddie Condon,

12452-1 Who Stole The Lock (On The Hen House Door) - vHA&ch

Col 35841

12452-2 Who Stole The Lock (On The Hen House Door) - vHA&ch

Ban 32605, Mt M-12513, Or 2593, Per 15694, Ro 1966, UHCA 104, Br 01737, A-500317, Par
R-2812, B-71147, PZ-11142, Kr 21182

12453-1 A Shine On Your Shoes - vCB

Mt M-12510, Or 2588, Per 15689, UHCA 111

12453-2-3 A Shine On Your Shoes - vCB

12454-2 It's Gonna Be You - vCB

Mt M-12510, Or 2588, Per 15689, UHCA 111, Br A-500316

12455-1 Someone Stole Gabriel's Horn - vHA

Ban 32605, Mt M-12513, Or 2593, Per 15694, Ro 1966, UHCA 104, Br 01737, A-500317, Par
R-2812, B-71147, PZ-11142, Kr 21182, Pol 580007

12455-2 Someone Stole Gabriel's Horn - vHA

NOTE: Columbia 35841 as THE RHYTHMAKERS; Brunswicks, Parlophones and Polydor as CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS. The name JACK BLAND AND HIS RHYTHMAKERS was also used on Perfect 15651 and 15669 for Billy Banks and his Rhythmakers, q.v.

The following by this British variety star and actress are of interest for their small-band accompaniments.

Vocal, acc. by the Gilt-Edged Four: Max Goldberg, t / Al Starita, as / Eric Siday, vn / Sid Bright, p / ? Alfred Fields, bb. London, November 15, 1928.

WA-8111-1 Roses Of Yesterday

Col 5181, 01454

WA-8112-2 Old Man Sunshine

Col 5181, 01454

WA-8113-1 Two-Two-Double-Two Timbuctoo

Col 5381

WA-8114-1-2 Somebody Sweet Is Sweet On Me

Col unissued

BIRLEANNA BLANKS

Vocal, acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, mid-November, 1923.

1564-2 Mason-Dixon Blues

Pm 12074

Pm 12074

The following from this artist's prodigious output feature jazz accompaniments; for a complete listing of Blind Blake's records, see Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943. The artist's real name is Arthur Blake (not Phelps, as has often been cited elsewhere).

Vocal with own g, acc. by Johnny Dodds, cl / Jimmy Bertrand, x, blocks, sw, speech. Chicago, c. April, 1928.

20517-2-3 Doggin' Me Mama Blues - x, speech

Pm 12673

20520-2 C. C. Pill Blues - cl / sw

Pm 12634, Tem R-40, XX 7

20521-3 Hot Potatoes - cl / sw, blocks, speech

Pm 12673, Cen 3010, JC L-97, JD 002, Amp R-105

20522-2 South Bound Rag - no v / cl / x

Pm 12681, Cen 3027, JC L-97, XX 4

NOTE: XX 4 as GORGEOUS WEED AND STINKING SOCKS; XX 7 as GORGEOUS WEED. Matrices 20518 and 20519 are untraced.

Acc. by c / p / Jimmy Bertrand, x; the vocal part is speech rather than singing, but the label reads "Vocal, acc. guitar." Chicago, c. September, 1928.

20888-1 Sweet Papa Low Down

Pm 12737

BLIND PERCY AND HIS BLIND BAND

Blind Percy, k, ? g, v / vn / 2nd g. Chicago, c. October, 1927.

20138-2 Coal River Blues

Pm 12584

Pm 12584

Piano solos. New York, March 31, 1926.

141895-2 Soliloquy

Har 164-H

141896-3 Spring Fever

Har 164-H

RUBE BLOOM AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Rube Bloom, p, dir. unknown instrumentation. New York, October 25, 1926.

E-20504 / 05 Stampede

Br unissued

E-20506 / 07 Back Beats

Br unissued

New York, December 7, 1926.

E-20890 / 92 Stampede

Br 3366 (not issued)

E-20893 / 95 Back Beats

Br 3366 (not issued)

Piano solos. New York, April, 1927.

2425- Soliloquy

Cam 1153

2426- Spring Fever

Cam 1153

New York, May 7, 1927.

144105-1-2-3 Sapphire

Col unissued

New York, June 16, 1927.

81021-B March Of The Dolls

OK 40842, ARC 5-11-06, Par E-5911, A-2256

81022-B The Doll Dance

OK 40842, ARC 5-11-06, Par R-3385, A-2256

NOTE: Parlophone E-5911 as ART KAHN.

New York, July 1, 1927.

144419-2 Silhouette

Col 1195-D

New York, July 14, 1927.

81169-B Soliloquy

OK 40867, Par R-3508

81170-A Spring Fever

OK 40867, Par R-3385

New York, August 31, 1927.

144105-5 Sapphire

Col 1195-D

New York, September 2, 1927.

81416-A-B-C Dancing Tambourine

OK unissued

81417-A-B Silhouette

OK unissued

New York, September 9, 1927.

81416-E Dancing Tambourine

OK 40901, Par R-3446

81417-E Silhouette

OK 40901, Par R-3446

New York, November 2, 1927.

81768-B My Blue Heaven

OK 40931, Par R-3508

81769-C Sapphire

OK 40931, Par R-111

Own v; Eddie Lang, g. added. New York, December 16, 1927.

81940-C Mine - All Mine - gEL / vRB

OK 40988

Lang omitted. New York, January 23, 1928.

400041-B I'm Cryin' 'Cause I Know I'm Losing You - vRB

OK 40988, Par E-6043

400042-C Serenata

OK 41073

NOTE: Parlophone E-6043 as EDDY FORD.

New York, February 21, 1928.

400099-B That Futuristic Rag

Par R-162

400099-C That Futuristic Rag

OK 41073

New York, June 8, 1928

400766-A Evening Star

OK unissued

New York, July 5, 1928.

400848-A Because My Baby Don't Mean "Maybe" Now

OK 41117, Par R-208, Od 193260, A-221105

New York, August 2, 1928.

401048-A Spirituelle

OK unissued

401049-A I Can't Give You Anything But Love

OK 41117, Od 193260, A-221105

New York, c. November 22, 1928.

108507-2 Sonny Boy

PA 36916, Per l5097

108508-2 There's A Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder

PA 36916, Per l5097

New York, March 1929

401755-A Annabelle

OK unissued

NOTE: It should not be assumed that all of the forgoing solos are of interest as jazz, many being in the piano-novelty style of the period.

RUBE BLOOM AND HIS BAYOU BOYS: Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Rube Bloom, p, v / Stan King, d / Roy Evans, v. New York, January 16, 1930.

149771-4 The Man From The South - vRB, RE

Col 2103-D, DC-57, DO-34

149772-2 St. James Infirmary - vRE

Col 2103-D, CB-75, DC-57, DO-34

Babe Russin, ts / unknown bj, g, added; Goodman doubles as; Rollini doubles gfs. New York, April 9, 1930.

150156-4 Mysterious Mose - vRE

Col 2186-D

150157-3 Bessie Couldn't Help It - vRE

Col 2186-D

Jack Purvis, t, added. Dick McDonough, g, replaces the unknown; Eddie Walters, u, v. New York, May 24, 1930.

150531-1-3 On Revival Day - vRE&ch

Col 2218-D

150532-4 There's A Wah-Wah Girl In Agua Caliente - vEW

Col 2218-D

Piano solos. New York, December 18, 1934.

86472-1 Penthouse

Vic 25060

86473-1 On The Green

Vic 25060

86474-1 One-Finger Joe

Vic 25227

86475-2 Aunt Jemima's Birthday

Vic 25227