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

This famous French cabaret and radio star made many records during the years covered by this book, and after; the following have accompaniments of interest as jazz.

Vocal, acc. by Leon Ferreri, vn, p as shown / Michel Emer, p, cel, as shown / Django Reinhardt, g / Max Elloy, d. Paris, April 3, 1933.

CL-4257-1 Le même coup - pLF-ME

Col DF-1191

CL-4258-1 Je suis Sex-Appeal - vnLF / celME

Col DF-1191

Acc. by Andre Ekyan et son Orchestre: Eugene d'Hellemmes, tb / Andre Ekyan, as / Stephane Grappelly, vn / Michel Emer, p / Django Reinhardt, g / Max Elloy, d and others. Paris, January 15, 1934.

CL-4661-1 Le jour où je te vis

Col DF-1406

CL-4662-1-2 Un sou dans la poche

Col unissued

CL-4663-1 Prenez garde au méchant loup

Col DF-1406

CL-4664-1 Pas sur la bouche

Col unissued

Acc. by Andre Ekyan, cl / Alec Siniavine, p / Django Reinhardt, g. Paris, April 16, 1934.

CL-4807-1 Je sais que vous êtes jolie!

Col DF-1506, BF-404, 4191-M

CL-4808-1 Par Correspondance

Col DF-1506, BF-404, 4191-M

ST. GEORGE'S DANCE ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym on English Vocalion for the following items listed in this book:

M-1006 My Laddie (Dabney's Band)

M-1035 Arkansas Blues (Yerkes' S. S. Flotilla Orchestra)

Pseudonym on Challenge 535 (DEEP HOLLOW) for Joe Candullo and his Orchestra, q.v.

Jelly Roll Morton, p, dir: c / tb / as / ts / d. St. Louis, May 12, 1926.

9661-A Soap Suds

OK 8404

Pseudonym on Paramount and Puritan for the California Ramblers, q.v.

Pseudonym on Conqueror 7192 for Ernie Golden and his Orchestra, q.v.

Mickey Bloom, t / Pete Pellizzi, tb / Louis Maesto, cl / Nick Moleri, p / Christian Maesto, d. New York, April 4, 1925.

140494-1-2 She's My Sheba, I'm Her Sheik

Col 349-D

140495-3 Papa De-Da-Da

Col 349-D

Unknown personnel and orchestration. New York, c. March-April 1923.

You Gotta See Mama Ev'ry Night (Or You Can't See Mama At All)

Oly / Maj 1431

Way Down Yonder In New Orleans

Oly / Maj 1431

583 Long Lost Mama

Oly / MacL / Maj / Melody 1436

The Snakes' Hips

Oly 1437

Pseudonym on dubbed Varsity reissues for Mae Glover, Ivy Smith, and Hattie Snow, all q.v., and for others not

Pseudonym on Australian Grand Pree 18353 for the Lido Venice Dance Orchestra, q.v.

The following titles from the vast number recorded under Joseph Samuels' direction between 1919 and 1925 are of slight interest as jazz-influenced dance music; others may prove of comparable interest.

JOSEPH SAMUELS' JAZZ BAND: Jules Levy, Jr., and usually another (? Hymie Farberman), c / Ephraim Hannaford, tb / Joseph Samuels, cl, bsx, vn / Larry Briers, p / ? Herman Berkin, d. (This is the same group as the Synco Jazz Band and Tampa Blues Jazz Band, q.v.) New York, c. May, 1920.

7426-B Slim Trombone

OK 4124

7427-C Marriage Blues

New York, August, 1920.

7505-B Dreaming Blues

OK 4167; Od 311944

7506-B Hold Me

OK 4166

7608- Zowie!

OK 4220, Od 311954

7609-B I'm A Lonesome Little Raindrop

OK 4213

New York, January, 1921.

OK 4233, Od 311914

7672-B Home Again Blues

OK 4250, Od 311903, 2495 (Swedish)

7706-B Oh, Gee! Say, Gee! You Ought To See My Gee-Gee From The Fiji Isles

OK / Sun 4252, 16014, Od 311913

7707-B Sweet Mama (Papa's Getting Mad) (Sweet Arama*)

OK 4255, Od 03190*

7708-B Crazy Blues

OK 4250, Od 311902, 2495 (Swedish)

NOTE: Odeons 311902 / 311903 are coupled.

New York, February, 1921

7728-C Spread Yo' Stuff

OK 4260, Od 311921

Hey Paw!

Od 20028

7778-C Tropical Blues

OK / Sun 4282, Od 311948

7782-C Jabberwocky

OK / Sun 4282, Od 03207

7803-C Scandinavia

OK / Apex / Phonola 4302, Od 311972, Fav F-486

Ain't We Got Fun?

Od 20051

New York, April, 1921.

7845-B I'm Nobody's Baby

OK / Apex / Phonola 4302, Od 311973

7846-A Oh Boy!

OK 4370

New York, June, 1921.

7997-A Pullman Porter Blues

OK 4370

OK 4374

8188-C When The Sun Goes Down

Od 20062

8227-B Dangerous Blues

Od 20087

Apache Love

Od 20070

New York, August, 1921.

70133- The Village Clown

OK 4609

OK / Apex 4425

New York, September, 1921.

70203-B Dapper Dan

OK / Apex / St 4460

70204-B The Missing Link

OK / Apex 4453

70205-B Mysterious Blues

OK / Apex 4453

NOTE: Matrix 70204-B as TAMPA BLUE JAZZ BAND.

New York, c. October 29, 1921.

70283-C Wimmin (I Gotta Have 'Em, That's All)

OK / Apex 4474

70284-B Wabash Blues

OK / Apex 4474

70285-C I've Got My Habits On

OK 4477

New York, February, 1922.

OK 4573

OK 4609

1124-2 Don't Bring Me Posies

Ban 1089, Cx 40150, Pur 11148, Re 9338, Imp 1150

NOTE: Banner 1089 as BANNER DANCE ORCHESTRA; Claxtonola 40150 as EARL RANDOLPH'S ­ORCHESTRA; Imperial 1150 as IMPERIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

JOSEPH SAMUELS' JAZZ BAND: As for March, 1921. New York, August 10, 1922.

70772-B Houston Blues

OK 4663, Od 312904

NOTE: Odeon 312904 as AMERICAN JAZZ BAND.

New York, December, 1922.

1263-1-3 Runnin' Wild

Pm 20190, GG 1143, Hg 772, Nat 12190, Pt / Tri 11197, Pur 11190, Rx 7012

1264-1 Loose Feet

Pm 20190, GG 1143, Hg 772, Nat 12190, Pt / Tri 11197, Pur 11190, Rx 7012

NOTE: Some of the above issues are believed to have been pressed from alternative takes.

Samuels doubles vn; Nathan Glantz, as / bb, added. New York, January, 1923.

1312-1 Nuthin' But

Pm 20206, Pur 11206

1312-2 Nuthin' But

Ban 1188, Bwy 11217, Re 9470, Apex 8054

1313-1 You've Got To See Mama Ev'ry Night

Ban 1162, Bwy 11217, GG 1153, Pm 20206, Pur 11206

NOTE: Banner 1162, 1188 and Apex 8054 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; Broadway 11217 and Puritan 11206 as SAMUELS' JAZZ ORCHESTRA; Regal 9470 as MISSOURI JAZZ HOUNDS.

JOSEPH SAMUELS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As for December, 1922 above. Compo studio, Montreal, February 11, 1923.

730 No One Loves You Better Than Your M-A-double, M-Y

PA 020932, Per 14144, Apex 608

733 Maxie Jones (The King Of The Saxophones)

PA 020932, Per 14144, Apex 614

NOTE: Apex 608, 614 as THE MASTER PLAYERS.

Compo studio, Montreal, February 12, 1923.

739 Apple Sauce

Ban 1177, Re 9458, Apex 602, Imp 1159

741 Farewell Blues

Ban 1181, Re 9458, Apex 602, Imp 1159

NOTE: Banner 1181 and Regal 9458 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS. Apex as THE MASTER PLAYERS, Imperial as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS.

LONG BEACH SOCIETY SERENADERS: Joseph Samuels, cl, vn, dir: Jules Levy, Jr., ? Hymie Farberman, t / tb / cl, as / cl, ts / Larry Briers, p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. February 21, 1923.

70059 Am I To Blame?

PA 020919, Per 14103

JOSEPH SAMUELS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Joseph Samuels, cl., dir: Jules Levy, Jr., ? Hymie Farberman, t / Ephraim Hannaford, tb / Larry Briers, p / bj / bb / d / Arthur Hall (as DONALD BAKER), v. New York, c. May 7, 1923.

5162-2 Bugle Call Rag

Ban 1229, Re 9514, Apex 8056

5163-2-3 That Red Head Gal (That Red Head Girl*) - vAH

Ban 1203, Re 9490, Apex 8039, Imp 1182*

NOTE: Banner 1229 as BANNER DANCE ORCHESTRA-Regal 9490 and Apex 8056 as MISSOURI JAZZ HOUNDS; Regal 9514 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND; Apex 8039 as LANIN AND HIS ORCH.

New York, c. May 15, 1923.

5167-1 Slow Poke

Ban 1242, Re 9525, Imp 1235

5168-3 Beale Street Mama

Ban 1218, Re 9503, Apex 8071

NOTE: Banner 1242 and Imperial 1235 as HOLLYWOOd DANCE ORCHESTRA; Regal 9503 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; Apex 8071 and Banner 1218 as MISSOURI JAZZ HOUNDS.

New York, c. June 1, 1923.

5185-1-3 Long Lost Mama (Daddy Misses You)

Ban 1217, Re 9504, Apex 8094, Imp 1162

5186- I Ain't Never Had Nobody Crazy Over Me

Ban 1214, Re 9501

NOTE: Banner 1217, Regal 9501 and Imperial 1162 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; Regal 9504 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND; Apex 8094 as MISSOURI JAZZ HOUNDS.

Unknown as / ts / ob, added; Ernest Hare (as BOB THOMAS), v. New York, c. June 20, 1923.

5198-4 My Sweetie Went Away - vEH

Apex / St 8089

5198-5 My Sweetie Went Away - vEH

Ban 1227, Re 9514, Imp 1181

NOTE: Banner 1227 and Imperial 1181 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; Regal 9514 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND;
Apex / Starr 8089 as REGAL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Probably very similar. New York, c. September 28, 1923.

5276-2; 1386-A Sittin' In A Corner

Ban 1270, Bell P-244, GG 1186, NML 1050, 1058, Or 116, Re 9557, Apex 8120, Imp 1318

NOTE: Ban 1270 as ROY COLLINS' ORCHESTRA; Bell P-244 as COREYFONIC ORCHESTRA; Grey Gull 1186 and Oriole 116 as BROADWAY MUSIC MASTERS; National Music Lovers' as MANHATTAN MUSICIANS (both issues); Regal 9557 as JOSEPH FRANKLIN'S ORCHESTRA; Imperial 1318 as IMPERIAL DANCE ORCH­ESTRA.

As for c. June 20, 1923, plus bj; the as in both sessions may be Nathan Glantz. New York, c. October 1, 1923.

5290-1 If I Can't Get The Sweetie I Want

Ban 1268, Bell P-244, Re 9513, Apex 8117, 8128, Imp 1251

5292-2 Sobbin' Blues

Ban 1265, Bell P-257, Re 9553, Imp 1232, Curry's 157

NOTE: Banner 1265 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND; 1268 as JOS. FRANKLIN'S ORCHESTRA; Bell P-244 as COREYPHONIC ORCHESTRA; P-257 as BELL SYNCOPATORS; Regal 9553 and Imperial 1232 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; Apex 8117, 8128 as THE MASTER PLAYERS; Imperial 1251 as IMPERIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA; Curry's 157 as CURRY'S JAZZ BAND.

JOSEPH SAMUELS' JAZZ BAND: Probably similar to the last above. New York, c. March, 1924.

10098- Jiminy Gee

Dom 344

1936-1 Choo Choo (Gotta Hurry Home)

Pm 20358, Tri 11431

NOTE: Triangle 11431 as FRISCO SYNCOPATORS.

The name JOSEPH SAMUELS AND HIS ORCHESTRA was used on Domino 345 for the Original Memphis Five, and on Regal 9439 for the California Ramblers, both q.v. Imperial 617 (YOU TELL HER - I STUTTER, recorded in Montreal on Compo matrix 815), although credited to Samuels, corresponds to Apex 617 by Martucci and his
Orchestra, an actual Canadian group.

SAN FRANCISCO DANCE BAND

Pseudonym on Guardsman for the following items listed in this book:­

1876 I Love My Baby (Bailey's Lucky Seven)

1877 Spanish Shawl (Bob Deikman and his Orchestra)

1907 Dinah (Bailey's Lucky Seven)

1908 After I Say I'm Sorry (Bailey's Lucky Seven)

1929 Goodnight (I'll See You In The Morning) (The Southerners)

1939 Could I? I Certainly Could (The Vagabonds)

1988 St. Louis Hop (Joe Candullo's Everglades Orchestra)

BESSIE SANDERS

Pseudonym on Champion for Alberta Jones, q.v.

Piano solos. New York, March 9, 1932.

71932-1 Intangibility

Vic 24033

71933-2 Southology (Improvisation)

Vic 24033

New York, March 24, 1932.

72206-1-2 Inhibition

Vic unissued

72207-1-2 Embers

Vic unissued

See also Coon-Sanders Night Hawks / Orchestra.

RED SANDERS AND HIS ORCHESTRA

This band made nine titles for Gennett in 1925. The personnel is believed to have included Red Nichols, t, and some of the sides are of marginal interest as hot dance music. Full details will be found in The American Dance Band Discography.

Pseudonym on Gennett for the Vagabonds, q.v.

Pseudonym on Ariel 4499 for Annette Hanshaw, q.v.

This British comedian is not normally associated with jazz, but the following has a remarkable accompaniment.

Vocal, acc. by Sylvester Ahola, t / Van Phillips, cl, as / vn / Carroll Gibbons, p / Joe Bran­nelly, g. Small Queen's Hall, London, April 3, 1928.

Bb-12900-2 Don't Do That To The Poor Puss Cat

HMV B-2714

Bb-12901-2 Don't Be Cruel To A Vegetabuel

HMV B-2714

GERTRUDE SAUNDERS

Vocal, acc, by Tim Brymn and his Black Devil Orchestra: Tim Brymn, p, dir: ? 2 c / tb / 2 as / ts / vn / bj / bb / d. New York, May, 1921.

7905-A I'm Craving For That Kind Of Love

OK 8004

OK 8004

28513-2 Potomac River Blues

Vic 19159

Acc. anonymously by the Virginians: Ross Gorman, cl, as, dir. Henry Busse, Tommy Gott, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Hale Byers, as / Ferde Grofe, p / Mike Pingitore, bj / Jack Barsby, bb. New York, September 6, 1923.

28536-2 Love Me

Vic 19159

Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, August 26, 1927.

E-6362 / 63 / 63 Don't Let Your Love Come Down

Voc 1131

E-6365 / 66 / 67 You Can't Have It Unless I Give It To You

Voc 1131

NOTE: These are shown as test recordings on the Brunswick recording sheets. Three takes of each title were made, although it is not known if all were used.

Vocal, acc. by the Dixie Syncopators: Omer Simeon, cl, dir. Shirley Clay, c / Earl Hines, p / Hayes Alvis, bb / Wallace Bishop, d. Chicago, August 21, 1929.

C-4102-C For Just A Little Love From You

Br 4536

Br 4536

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:

Savana 1592 How Many Times? (The Buffalodians)

1599 Ain't She Sweet? (Jack Pettis and his Band)

Vox Humana 48 I Like Pie, I Like Cake (Barth's Mississippians)

SAVANNAH NIGHT HAWKS

Pseudonym on Champion for Alphonse Trent and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Harmony and associated labels for the Original Memphis Five: Phil Napoleon, t / Miff Mole, tb / Jimmy Lytell, cl / Frank Signorelli, p / ? John Cali, bj / Jack Roth, d. New York, October 26, 1925.

141195-3 'Tain't Cold

Har 56-H

Har 58-H

Har 56-H

Pseudonym on Brunswick (all nationalities) for the following items listed in this book:

3245 Both sides by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators

3281 Jackass Blues (King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators)

3361 Both sides by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators

3373 Both sides by King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators

6046 Honey, That Reminds Me (Luis Russell and his Orchestra)

6046 Who's Blue? (King Oliver and his Orchestra)

6176 Both sides by Connie's Inn Orchestra (see Fletcher Henderson)

7124 Both sides by Jimmie Noone and his Orchestra

A-500153 Both sides by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra

THE SAVILE (ALL-MASTERS) DANCE ORCHESTRA

The following titles by this dance band are of some jazz interest.

Harry Savile, p, dir: Jack Jackson and another, t / tb / Charles Swinnerton, as / ts / bj / bb / d. London, c. August, 1927.

DU-8431 I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me

Duo / Aerial UB-2127

DU-8436 Back Beats

Duo / Aerial UB-2130

SAVOY BEARCATS

Duncan Mayers dir: Gilbert Paris, Demas Dean, t / James Reevy, tb / Carmelo Jari (Jejo), cl­, as, bar / Otto Mikell, cl, as / Ramon Hernandez, cl, ts / Leon Abbey, vn / Joe Steele, p / Freddy White, bj, g / Harry Edwards, bb / Willie Lynch, d. New York, August 9, 1926.

36030-1-2-3-4-5 Stampede

Vic unissued

36031-1-2-3 How Could I Be Blue?

Vic unissued

Abbey omitted. New York, August 23, 1926.

36059-2 Senegalese Stomp

Vic 20182

36060-3 Bearcat Stomp

Vic 20307

36061-2 Nightmare

Vic 20182

New York, October 11, 1926.

36030-7 Stampede

Vic 20460

36031-5 How Could I Be Blue?

Vic 20307

36809-2 Hot Notes

Vic 20460

36810-1-2 Senorita Mine

Vic unissued

Pseudonym on Savoy 1031 for Bill Haid's Cubs, q.v., and others on the same label of no outstanding jazz interest as far as is known.

Walter Larman, as / Dick Langham, ts / Leon Daniels, vn / Claude Ivy, p / Joe Wilbur, Emil Grim­shaw, bj / Alec Williams, d. London, February, 1920.

69703 And He'd Say "Oo, La, La! Wee, Wee"

Col 2971

London, March, 1920.

69761 You'd Be Surprised

Col 2971

SAVOY DIXIE SERENADERS

Pseudonym on Savoy 1003 for the Castle Farm Serenaders, q.v.

The following are the titles recorded by this famous London-based Anglo-American band known to be of interest as jazz; there may be others of similar quality among the many dozens recorded for Columbia, HMV, and Broadcast.

Bert Ralton, cl, ss, as, dir: George Eskdale, Eddie Frizzell, t / Bill Marcus, tb / Cyril Ramon Newton, vn, v / Billy Mayerl, p / Dave Wallace, bj / Jim Bellamy, bb, bsx / M. L. "Whitey" Higley, d. London, April, 1923.

73353 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate

Col 3276

Reginald Batten, vn, dir: Harry Thompson, Jimmy Wornell, t / Bernard Tipping, tb / Van Phil­lips, another, cl, as / Leslie Bates, cl, ts / Cyril Ramon Newton, vn, v / Billy Mayerl, p / Dave Thomas, bj / Jim Bellamy, bb / Ronnie Gubertini, d. London, October 31, 1923.

A-391-3 My Sweetie Went Away

Col 3337

London, November 3, 1923.

AX-201 Farewell Blues

Col 953

AX-202 Blue Hoosier Blues - vRN

AX-203 Henpecked Blues

Col 953

AX-204 Down-Hearted Blues

London, November 7, 1923.

AX-209 'Tain't Nobody's Business If I Do

Col 954

Col 952

A-1018 That Bran' New Gal O' Mine - vCRN

Col 3476

Rudy Vallee, cl, as, replaces the unknown; Laurie Huntington, d, replaces Gubertini. Hayes, Middlesex, March 12, 1925.

Bb-5879-2 Show Me The Way To Go Home - vCRN

HMV B-1997

Hayes, Middlesex, April 21, 1925.

Bb-6042-2 When My Sugar Walks Down The Street - vCRN

HMV B-2013, El EG-43

Hayes, Middlesex, May 6, 1925.

Bb-6094-2 I Like You Best Of All - vCRN

HMV B-2032

Howard Jacobs, as, replaces Vallee. Hayes, Middlesex, November 19, 1925.

Bb-7323-2 Everybody Stomp

HMV B-2228, K-3316

Ramon Newton, vn, dir: Jimmy Wornell, t / Jock Fleming, tb / Van Phillips, cl, as / Leslie Bates­, cl, ts / Reginald Batten, vn, assistant ldr / Harry Howard, p / Dave Thomas, bj / Fred Underhaye, bb / Laurie Huntington, d. Small Queen's Hall, London, September 23, 1926.

Bb-9245-2 Charleston, Charleston, Show Me The Way

HMV B-5130

Max Goldberg, t, replaces Wornell. Hayes, Middlesex, November 1, 1926.

Bb-9075-3-4 I Don't Want Nobody But You

HMV B-5165, El EG-336

Reginald Batten, vn, dir: Max Goldberg, t / Tony Thorpe, tb / Billy Barton, cl, as / Watson Marsh, cl, ts / Cyril Ramon Newton, vn, v / Harry Howard, p / Dave Thomas, bj / Harry Evans, bb / Laurie Huntington, d. Hayes, Middlesex, September 15, 1927.

Bb-11482-2 Miss Annabelle Lee - vCRN

HMV B-5359, El EG-678

Goldberg and Howard only*. Hayes, Middlesex, December 30, 1927.

Bb-12296-1-2 *Pretty And Blue

HMV unissued

Bb-12297-1-2 Community Blues

HMV unissued

Bb-12298-1-2 Never Stop Raining Blues

HMV unissued

SAVOY JAZZ ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym on Australian Embassy E-135 for Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Australian Savoy for the Rounders, q.v.

The following sides by this famous Anglo-American dance band are known to contain points of interest as jazz, and doubtless others offer performances of similar standard. Titles issued on Dominion under this name are not only not by the Savoy Orpheans, but several of them are by the Grey Gull studio band, and of no known interest.

Debroy Somers dir: Vernon Ferry, Walter Lyme, t / Chick Moore, tb / Herb Finney, Al Starita­ cl, as / Ray Starita, cl, ts / Cyril Ramon Newton, vn, v / Frank Herbin, p / Pete Mandell, bj / Fred Underhaye, bb / Alec Cripps, d. London, mid-April, 1924.

A-771 Eccentric

Col 3432, Re RS-399

George Chaffin, tb, replaces Moore; Billy Thorburn and/or Carroll Gibbons replace Herbin. London, August, 1924.

A-1155-1-2 Oh! Eva (Ain't You Coming Out Tonight?)

Col 3494

Ronnie Gubertini, d, replaces Cripps. Hayes, Middlesex, January 9, 1925.

Bb-5569-2 Little Old Clock On The Mantel

HMV B-1942

Bb-5571-2 Bye, Bye, Baby

HMV B-1955

Hayes, Middlesex, January 21, 1925.

Bb-5643-3 Hard-Hearted Hannah

HMV B-1955

Bb-5644-2 Copenhagen

HMV B-1954, El EG-80

Hayes, Middlesex, March 3, 1925.

Bb-5801-3 Come On Over

HMV B-1987

Hayes, Middlesex, April 15, 1925.

Bb-6026-2 Nobody Knows What A Red-Head Mama Can Do - vCRN

HMV B-2013, El EG-43

Hayes, Middlesex, May 4, 1925.

Bb-6081-2 Blue Evening Blues

HMV B-2035

Charlie Swinnerton, as, replaces Starita. Hayes, Middlesex, July 16, 1925.

Bb-6366-2 Oh! That Sweet In Suite 16

HMV B-2102

Watson Marsh, cl, ts, replaces Starita; Jim Bellamy, bb, replaces Underhaye. Hayes, Middlesex, October 23, 1925.

Bb-7048-1 Stomp Off, Let's Go

HMV B-2174, K-3312

Reginald Batten, vn, replaces Somers as leader. Hayes, Middlesex, June 4, 1926.

Bb-8502-1 Static Strut

HMV B-5083

Cyril Ramon Newton, vn, dir: Charles Rocco, Walter Lyme, t / George Chaffin, tb / Herbert Finney, Roy Whetstein, cl, as / Arthur Lally, cl, as, bar / Al Notorage, cl, ts / Billy Thorburn and/or Carroll Gibbons, p / Pete Mandell, bj / Jim Bellamy, bb / Ronnie Gubertini, d. Small Queen's Hall, London, Sept. 17, 1926.

Bb-9217-1-2 Jig Walk

HMV unissued

Small Queen's Hall, London, October 6, 1926.

Bb-9217-4 Jig Walk - v3

HMV B-5136, X-2395, El EG-305

Ben Evers directs this session. Hayes, Middlesex, December 22, 1926.

Bb-9795-3 Pining For You

HMV B-5194

Carroll Gibbons, p, dir: Frank Guarente, t / George Chaffin, tb / Jim Cassidy, Roy Whetstein­ cl, as / Al Notorage, cl, ts / Reg Pursglove, Teddy Sinclair, Sidney Kyte, vn / Frank Herbin,­ 2nd p / Bert Thomas, bj / Jim Bellamy, bb / Alec Ure, d. Hayes, Middlesex, January 28, 1927.

Bb-10109-2 I'm Telling The Birds

HMV B-5214

Hayes, Middlesex, February 23, 1927.

Bb-10206-1 Back Beats

HMV B-5226

Hayes, Middlesex, February 25, 1927.

Bb-10222-2 Stop It, I Love It - v2

HMV B-5228

Hayes, Middlesex, March 24, 1927.

Bb-10331-2 Pretty Little Thing

HMV B-5244

Violins omitted. Hayes, Middlesex, May 4, 1927.

Bb-10674-1-2 Sax Appeal

HMV unissued

Bb-10675-1-2-3 Snag It

HMV unissued

Bb-10676-1-2-3 Tampeekoe

HMV unissued

Bb-10677-1-2 Windy City Blues

HMV unissued

NOTE: This session was recorded as THE SAVOY HOT HEADS (and the second take of each was in fact approved for issue), then at the last moment this decision was reversed on the grounds that the performances were not commercial.

Hayes, Middlesex, July 15, 1927.

Bb-10674-3-4 Sax Appeal

HMV unissued

Bb-11134-1 Vladivostock

HMV B-5373

Bb-11135-1-2 Brotherly Love

HMV unissued

Bb-11136-2 Ain't That Too Bad?

HMV B-5342

NOTE: This session was also recorded as THE SAVOY HOT HEADS.

SAVOY HOTEL ORPHEANS: Carroll Gibbons, p dir: Lloyd "Bill" Shakespeare, Billy Higgs, t / Paul Fenoulhet, Arthur Fenoulhet, t, tb / Sam Acres, tb / George Melachrino, cl, as / Laurie Payne, cl, as, bar / George Smith, cl, ts / Ben Frankel, vn / Sid Bright, 2nd p / Harry Sherman, g / Jack Evetts, sb / Rudy Starita, d, vib, x. London, February 20, 1933.

CA-13443-1-2 Tiger Rag

Col unissued