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- JANE SMITH
- JOSEPH C. SMITHS ORCHESTRA
- JULIA SMITH
- LEROY SMITH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- LLOYD SMITH AND HIS GUT-BUCKETEERS
- LOUELLA SMITH
- MANDY SMITH
JACK SMITH Most of the original "Whispering Baritone's" records are self-accompanied at the piano or accompanied by other pianists or suitably discreet light orchestras. The following, however, feature interesting jazz solos and ensembles. Vocal, acc. by the Whispering Orchestra: Bert Ambrose, vn, dir: Perley Breed, Jack Miranda, as / Joe Crossman, ts, vn / Leo Kahn, p / Joe Brannelly, g / Dick Escott, sb / Max Bacon d. Hayes, Middlesex, January 12, 1928. Bb-12352-2-3 Miss Annabelle Lee HMV B-2666, El EG-794 NOTE: Take 2 was used on the HMV issue only. Acc. by Carroll Gibbons, p, dir: Sylvester Ahola, t / ? Jack Miranda, ? Laurie Payne, as / Leon Goossens, ts, o / ? Eric Siday, ? Reg Pursglove, vn / Joe Brannelly, g / ? Dick Escott, sb / Max Bacon, d. Hayes, Middlesex, October 11, 1928. Bb-14589-2 That's My Weakness Now HMV B-2871 Unknown vc replaces Goossens. Hayes, Middlesex, December 28, 1928. Bb-15297-2 I'm Crazy Over You HMV B-2962 Acc. by Leonard Joy dir: Mike Mosiello, t / Andy Sannella, ? Sammy Feinsmith, as / Lou Raderman and 2 others,
51690-2 To Be In Love (Espesh'lly With You) Vic 21987, HMV B-3090 Acc. by Carroll Gibbons, p, dir: t / 2 as / ts / 2 vn / g / sb / d. Hayes, Middlesex, October 10, 1929. Bb-17709-3 I'll Be Getting Along HMV B-3193 JANE SMITH Pseudonym on Silvertone for Ida Cox, q.v. JOE SMITH AND ORCHESTRA See Ethel Finnie. JOE SMITH'S MARTHA LEE CLUB ORCHESTRA 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. March 13, 1925 73234-C Nora Lee OK 40322, Martha Lee 1 NOTE: This is the only side by this band of any jazz interest.
This society orchestra produced no jazz records during its career from 1916 to 1925. The following, however, may be of some interest as an early example of a real blues - albeit one given a somewhat nightmarish treatment. Joseph C. Smith, vn, laughing, dir: Bill Hall, t, tb / Harry Raderman, tb soloist / Max Flaster, as / Harry Akst, Hugo Frey, p / d. New York, October 1, 1919. 23282-1 Yellow Dog Blues (intro: Hooking Cow Blues) Vic 18618, HMV B-1089, X-702
Pseudonym on Oriole for Mandy Lee, q.v. KATE SMITH On the following sides, this famous musical comedy, radio, and cabaret star was accompanied by jazz musicians who were allowed solo work. She was also accompanied on one session by the Charleston Chasers, q.v. Vocal, acc. by the Harmonians: t / tb / cl / p / g / sb. New York, July 12, 1929. 148806-2 He's A Good Man To Have Around Har 970-H 148807-3 Maybe - Who Knows? Har 970-H, SR 1043-P Acc. by her Swanee Music: Tony Parenti, cl, replaces the unknown; sb omitted. New York, July 7, 1931. 365025-? Makin' Faces At The Man In The Moon Har 1347-H, Cl 5359-C, VT 2423-V LAURA SMITH Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams' Harmonizers: Tom Morris, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Ernest Elliott, cl / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. August 1, 1924. 72719-B Texas Moaner Blues OK 8157
72720-B I'm Gonna Get Myself A Real Man OK 8186
72721-B Has Anybody Seen My Man? OK 8157
Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. October 10, 1924. 72895-B My Best Friend Stole My Man And Gone OK 8186 72896-B Two-Faced Woman Blues OK 8169 Acc. by Clarence Williams' Harmonizers:? Lorenzo Tio, cl / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. October 11, 1924. 72897-B I Can Always Tell When My Man Don't Want Me 'Round OK 8169 72898-B Lake Pontchartrain Blues OK 8179 72899-B Gravier Street Blues OK 8179 Acc. by 2 vn / g. New York, October 1, 1925. 73663-B Face To Face OK 8252
73664-B Take Me Home, Heavenly Father, With Thee OK 8252
NOTE: These performances are of no interest as jazz or blues; they included solely for the sake of completeness. Acc. by Perry Bradford's Mean Four: h / vn / vn, g / ? Perry Bradford, p. New York, October 3, 1925. 73678-A Lucy Long OK 8366
73679-B Disgusted Blues OK 8246
73680-A Humming Blues OK 8246
73681-A Cool Can Blues OK 8366
New York, c. April 1, 1926. 74083-A I'll Get Even With You OK 8316 74084-A If You Don't Like It OK 8316 Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, May 28, 1926. 80045-B Jackass Blues OK 8331
80046-B Them Has Been Blues OK 8331
Acc. by The Wild Cats: c / cl / p. New York, c. January 15, 1927. 107313 I'm Goin' To Have Seven Years' Bad Luck PA 7520, Per 120 107314 When A 'Gator Holler (Folks Say Sign O' Rain) PA 7520, Per 120 Acc. by p / g. New York, c. January, 1927. If You Don't Do It Like I Want It Done (I'll Get Somebody Else) PA 7525, Per 125 I'm Gonna Kill Myself PA 7525, Per 125 Acc. by k / as / p. New York, c. January 26, 1927. 7074-2 Gonna Put You Right In Jail Ban 1977, Dom 3948, Or 865, Re 8304 NOTE: Oriole 865 as SARA LAWRENCE; this issue is not confirmed as Laura Smith. Acc. by t / p. New York, February 7, 1927. 80400-B My Man Just Won't Don't OK 8445 80401-B Hatefull Blues [sic] OK 8445 Acc. by Tom Morris, c / Lukie Johnson, p. New York, c. February 25, 1927. 7130-2 Don't You Leave Me Here Ban 1977, Dom 3948, Re 8304 813-2 Don't You Leave Me Here Or 894
814-2 If You Don't Like My Potatoes Or 894
NOTE: Oriole 894, as SARA LAWRENCE, bears only the control numbers shown; 813-2 is an alternate take of 7130-2. Acc. by Perry Bradford's Mean Four: Instrumentation and personnel unknown. New York, March 9, 1927. 80510-A-B Home (Cradle Of Happiness) OK unissued 80511-A-B If Anybody Here Wants A Real Kind Mama (Here's Your Opportunity) OK unissued Acc. by Clarence Jones, p. Chicago, June 7, 1927. 38651-1 Lonesome Refugee Vic 20775 38652-3 The Mississippi Blues Vic 20775 38653-2 Fightin' Blues Vic 20945 38654-2 Red River Blues Vic 20945 NOTE: The Chicago Defender for April 27, 1929, reported that Laura Smith was recording with Clarence Williams for QRS, but no such issues have been found. LEROY SMITH AND HIS ORCHESTRA Leroy Smith, vn, dir: probably: Frank Belt, Pike Davis, t / TeRoy Williams, tb / Emerson Harper, cl, as, o / Harold Henson, as, vc, sb / Stan Peters, ts, bsn / Harry Brooks, p / Sam Speed, bj / Fred Peters, bb / d. New York, c. June 24, 1921. 7639 Saturday Voc 14218, Hom H-214 NOTE: Homochord H-214 as HOMOCHORD-DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, c. July 21, 1921. 7754 Love Will Find A Way Voc 14218, Hom H-215 NOTE: Homochord H-215 as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA. Robert Lewis, tb, replaces Williams; Edward Beeler, d, replaces (or may be) the unknown. New York, c. September, 1924. 2016-B Indian Love Call Ebs 1027, Pen 1453, UTD 2016 2017-B Harlem's Araby Ebs 1020, Globe / GG / Nad / Rx 1283 2020- Dixie Dreams Ebs 1027, Clover 1540, Pen 1455 2021-B June Brought The Roses (waltz) Ebs 1017, Clover 1545 Morning (Won't You Ever Come Round?) B-D 1001 Stop And Listen B-D 1001 NOTE: Grey Gull / Nadsco / Radiex 1283 as METROPOLITAN DANCE PLAYERS; Pennington 1453 and 1455 as MICHIGAN MELODY MAKERS. Charlie Gaines, t, replaces Davis; Wilbur de Paris, tb, replaces Lewis, who plays fh; John Long, vn, replaces Smith, who directs only. Camden, NJ, February 23, 1926. 43428-2 Rhapsody In Blue Vic 21328 43429-2 St. Louis Blues Vic 21328, 21472, MW 1140 NOTE: This was a test date, the matrix numbers not being allocated until the time of the following session. Camden, NJ, April 2, 1928. 43432-1-2-3 I'm Riding To Glory (With A Glorious Girl) Vic unissued 43433-2 I'm A Broken-Hearted Blackbird Vic 21472
Clarence "Count" Rich, c / Faber Smith, as / Warren Smith, ts / Lloyd Smith, p / Jimmy Smith, bj / Earl Roach, d, v / May Smith, v. Chicago, July, 1930. C-6028- Wake Up, Sinners - vch Voc 1560 C-6029 (Come On Honey) Rub Me Some More - vch Voc 1560 C-6030 (Come On Honey) Rub Me Some More Voc unissued Chicago, October 27, 1930. C-6456- I'm Going Away Just To Wear You Off My Mind - vER-MS Voc 1573 C-6457- That's My Stuff - vER Voc 1573
C-6458-A-B Unknown title Voc unissued Chicago, c. November 20, 1930. C-6827-A-B Unknown title Voc unissued C-6828- That's My Stuff - vER Voc 1617 NOTE: Vocalion 1617 as CHOCOLATE DANDIES. The reverse, also labeled thus, is by King Oliver and his Orchestra, q.v. LOUELLA SMITH A probable pseudonym on Oriole 266 ('TAIN'T A DOGGONE THING BUT THE BLUES) for Hazel Meyers, q.v. MAMIE SMITH Vocal, acc. by own p. New York, January 10, 1920. That Thing Called Love Vic test (unnumbered) Acc. by the Rega Orchestra (not so named on all editions): ? Ed Cox, t / ? Dope Andrews, tb / ? Ernest Elliott, cl,
7275-E That Thing Called Love OK / Phonola 4113 7276-D You Can't Keep A Good Man Down OK / Phonola 4113 NOTE: Although some sources give a personnel similar to that of the next session, the Rega Orchestra was a white studio group, and aural evidence strongly suggests it was indeed they who contributed the very conventional, non-jazz accompaniment on this date. The high take letters suggest that two sessions were used in recording these titles. The date shown is probably correct for the second of these; the first must have taken place between the Victor test date and this one. Acc. by her Jazz Hounds: Johnny Dunn, c / Dope Andrews, tb / Ernest Elliott, cl / Leroy Parker, vn / ? Perry Bradford, p. New York, August 10, 1920. 7529-C Crazy Blues OK / Phonola 4169, Od 311902 7539-B It's Right Here For You (If You Don't Get It, 'Tain't No Fault Of Mine) OK / Phonola 4169 NOTE: Matrices 7530 through 7538 are by other artists of no jazz interest, or are untraced. New York, September 12, 1920. 7589-C Fare Thee Honey Blues OK / Phonola 4194 7590-B The Road Is Rocky (But I Am Gonna Find My Way) OK / Phonola 4194 Acc. by her Jazz Hounds: Johnny Dunn, c / ? Dope Andrews, tb / Garvin Bushell, cl / Leroy Parker, vn / Porter Grainger, p / ? George Howell, d. New York, November 5, 1920. 7642-B Mem'ries Of You, Mammy OK / Phonola 4228 7643-B If You Don't Want Me Blues OK / Phonola 4228 Ernest Elliott, cl, may replace Bushell. New York, November 6, 1920. 7658-E Don't Care Blues OK 4253 7659-C Lovin' Sam From Alabam OK 4253 NOTE: The exact dates for the above five Okeh sessions were supplied by Perry Bradford, but from what source is not known. MAMIE SMITH'S JAZZ HOUNDS: Johnny Dunn, c / Dope Andrews, tb / Garvin Bushell, cl / ? Leroy Parker, vn, or possibly a second reed / p / ? Mort Perry, x. New York, January, 1921. 7724-B Royal Garden Blues OK 4254, Od 311919 7725-B Shim-Me-King's Blues OK 4254, Od 311915 NOTE: Mamie Smith does not perform on these sides. Odeon 311915 and 311919 are coupled, under the name AMERICAN JAZZ BAND. MAMIE SMITH AND HER JAZZ HOUNDS: Johnny Dunn, c / Buster Bailey, cl / vn / Phil, Worde, p / Chink Johnson, bb / x, not Mort Perry / Mamie Smith, New York, c. February 21, 1921. 7788-B Jazzbo Ball - vMS OK 4295
7789-C What Have I Done? - vMS OK 4351
MAMIE SMITH'S JAZZ HOUNDS: As above, but with no vocals; ? Leroy Parker, vn, added.* New York, c. February 21-22, 1921. 7790-A That Thing Called Love OK 4296, Od A-312909 7791-A Old Time Blues OK 4296, Od A-312908 7792-C Baby, You Made Me Fall For You OK / Sun 4305 7793-B *You Can't Keep A Good Man Down OK / Sun 4305 Odeon A-312908 and A-312909 are coupled. MAMIE SMITH AND HER JAZZ HOUNDS: Vocal, acc. as above. New York, c. February 22, 1921. 7794-C Frankie Blues - vMS OK 4856 7795-A "U" Need Some Lovin' Blues - vMS OK 4295 Vocal, acc. by her Jazz Band: Johnny Dunn, c / Herb Flemming, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Phil Worde, p / Mort Perry, d, x. New York, May, 1921. 7959-C Dangerous Blues OK 4351
NOTE: From this point until early September 1921, Smith's "Jazz Band" is actually the Joseph Samuels orchestra, a white group, with minor changes in personnel and instrumentation likely from one session to another. MAMIE SMITH AND HER JAZZ BAND: Joseph Samuels, vn, dir: Jules Levy, Julius Berkin, t / Eph Hannaford, tb / Nathan Glantz, cl, as / Larry Briers, p / bsn. New York, c. August 5, 1921. 70075-B Daddy, Your Mama Is Lonesome For You OK 4416
70076-A I Want A Jazzy Kiss OK 4623
New York, c. August 18, 1921. 70101-C Sax-O-Phoney Blues OK 4416 70102-B Sweet Man O' Mine OK 4511 NOTE: A photograph in The Talking Machine World for November 15, 1921, purports to show Mamie Smith recording SAX-O-PHONEY BLUES with a black group (t / cl / vn / p / d). However, as her accompanists on that title are white, and the instrumentation in the photograph does not match that on the record, it most likely was taken at a different session. New York, August 23, 1921. 70111-B Mama Whip! Mama Spank! (If Her Daddy Don't Come Home) OK 4427 70112-B I'm Free, Single, Disengaged, Looking For Someone To Love OK 4427 Unknown d added. New York, c. August 29, 1921. 70121-B Weepin' OK 4471
70122-B A-Wearin' Away The Blues OK 4600
New York, c. August 30-31, 1921. 70127-E Down Home Blues OK 4446 70128-B Get Hot OK 4445 70130-A Oh, Joe (Please Don't Go) OK 4542 70131-B A Little Kind Treatment (Is Exactly What I Need) OK 4623 New York, c. September 5, 1921. 70141-A Arkansas Blues (A Down Home Chant) OK 4446
70142-A The Wang-Wang Blues OK 4445
Acc. by unknown orch. New York, c. September 10, 1921. 70152-A Stop! Rest A While OK 4471 70153-B Sweet Cookie OK 4542 MAMIE SMITH AND HER JAZZ HOUNDS: Vocal, acc. by ? Bubber Miley, c / tb / ? Garvin Bushell, cl / ? Leroy Parker, vn / p / d. New York, c. October 12, 1921. 70246-B Let's Agree To Disagree - no vn. OK 4511
70247-B Rambling Blues OK 8024
70248-B Cubanita OK 8024
MAMIE SMITH'S JAZZ HOUNDS: Same instrumentation, without Mamie Smith; ? Everett Robbins, p. New York, c. February 14, 1922. 70468-B The Decatur Street Blues OK 8030 70469-B Carolina Blues OK 8030 MAMIE SMITH AND HER JAZZ HOUNDS: Vocal, acc. by ? Bubber Miley, c / tb / ? Garvin Bushell, cl / ? Leroy Parker, vn / ? Everett Robbins, p. New York, c. February 16, 1922. 70479-C Doo Dah Blues OK 4578
70480-B There's Only One Man (That Satisfies Me) OK 4600
70481-B Wabash Blues OK 4578
NOTE: Okeh 4578 as MAMIE SMITH AND HER JAZZ BAND. Acc. by ? George Mullen, c / ? Cecil Carpenter, tb / Bob Fuller, cl / Coleman Hawkins, ts / George Bell, vn / Charles Matson, p / Curtis Mosby or Cutie Perkins, d. New York, c. early May, 1922. 70650-B Mean Daddy Blues OK 4631
70651-B Dem Knock-Out Blues OK 4631
70654-B Lonesome Mama Blues OK 4630
70655-B New Orleans OK 4630
NOTE: Matrices 70652 / 70653 are untraced. Acc. by Johnny Dunn or Bubber Miley, c / ? Herb Flemming, tb / Ernest Elliott or Garvin Bushell, cl, as / Herschel Brassfield, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Leroy Parker or George Bell, vn / p / Sam Speed, bj / d. New York, c. June 10, 1922. 70729-C Mamie Smith Blues OK 4658
70730-A Alabama Blues OK 4658
MAMIE SMITH'S JAZZ HOUNDS: Johnny Dunn, ? Bubber Miley, c / ? Herb Flemming, tb / ? Garvin Bushell, cl, as / ? Herschel Brassfield, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / ? Everett Robbins, p / Sam Speed, bj / d. New York, c. August 15, 1922. 70777-B Stuttering OK 8036 70778-C Those Longing For You Blues OK 8072 MAMIE SMITH AND HER JAZZ HOUNDS: Vocal, acc. as above; Miley omitted. New York, c. August 22, 1922. 70790-B Got To Cool My Doggies Now OK 4670
70791-B You Can Have Him, I Don't Want Him, Didn't Love Him Anyhow Blues OK 4670
MAMIE SMITH'S JAZZ HOUNDS: As above, but no vocal. New York, c. August 22, 1922. 70792-A Strut Your Material OK 8036 MAMIE SMITH AND HER JAZZ HOUNDS: Vocal, acc. probably as above. New York, c. August 30, 1922. 70809-A Wish That I Could But I Can't Forgive You Blues OK 4689
Acc. by ? Bubber Miley, t / tb / ? Ernest Elliott or ? Garvin Bushell, cl, as / Herschell Brassfield, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / p. New York, c. September 6, 1922. 70824-B Sighin' Around With The Blues OK 4767 70825-B That Da Da Strain OK 4689 New York, c. December 6, 1922. 71079-B I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None O' This Jelly-Roll OK 4752
71080-B Don't Mess With Me OK 4752
Acc. by possibly: ? Johnny Dunn, ? Bubber Miley, c / tb / ? Ernest Elliott, cl / ts / ? Leroy Parker or ? George Bell, vn / p / d. New York, c. December 8, 1922. 71085-A Mean Man OK 4856 71086-B The Darktown Flappers' Ball OK 4767 Acc. by Joe Smith and another, c / ? Cecil Carpenter, tb / Buster Bailey or Ernest Elliott, cl / Coleman Hawkins, ts / ? Leroy Parker or ? George Bell, vn / ? Harvey Brooks, p / Cutie Perkins, d. New York, c. December 20, 1922. 71112-B I'm Gonna Get You OK 4781
New York, c. January 9, 1923. 71161-C You've Got To See Mamma Ev'ry Night (Or You Can't See Mamma At All) OK 4781 Vocal, acc. by p. New York, c. July 19, 1923. 71675-B You Can't Do What My Last Man Did OK 4935
Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. July 23, 1923. 71680-B Good Looking Papa OK 4935 Acc. by the Harlem Trio: Sidney Bechet, ss / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. August 5, 1923. 71725-B Lady Luck Blues OK 4926 71726-B Kansas City Man Blues OK 4926 Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, August 6, 1923. 71727-A Plain Old Blues OK 4960
New York, c. August 15, 1923. 71759-A Mistreatin' Daddy Blues OK 4960 71760-A Do It, Mr. So-And-So OK 40019 New York, c. August 16, 1923. 71764-B My Mammy's Blues OK 40019
Acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Louis Hooper, p, with Louis Metcalf, c*. New York, c. September, 1924. 31656 My Sweet Man (Tickles The Ivories For Me) Ajax 17068 31658 *What You Need Is Me (And What I Need Is You) Ajax 17068 Acc. by her Jazz Hounds: Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj, with Norman Buster, d*. New York, c. September, 1924. 31661 Just Like You Took My Man Away From Me Ajax 17063 31662 *Remorseful Blues Ajax 17063 Acc. by her Jazz Hounds: Horace Holmes or Gene Aiken, c / Jake Frazier, tb / Ernie Bullock or Percy Glascoe, as / Alex Jackson, bsx / Leslie A. Hutchinson ("Hutch"), p / Elmer Snowden, bj / Norman Buster, d, marimba. New York, c. September, 1924. 31669 Lost Opportunity Blues Ajax 17058 31670 Good Time Ball Ajax 17058 Acc. by Tom Morris, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Bob Fuller, cl / Mike Jackson, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, August 27, 1926. 36069-1 Goin' Crazy With The Blues
36069-2 Goin' Crazy With The Blues Vic 20210 36070-1-2 Sweet Virginia Blues Vic 20233 New York, August 31, 1926. 36081-1-2 What Have You Done To Make Me Feel This Way? Vic 20233 36081-3 What Have You Done To Make Me Feel
36081-2 I Once Was Yours, I'm Somebody Else's Now Vic 20210 Acc. by unknown p. New York, October 20, 1928 401253-A There's Been Some Changes Made Since You've Been Gone OK unissued (test exists) NOTE: Matrix 401252 remains untraced, and may be by this artist. Acc. by orchestra dir. by Billy Fowler, possibly including George Scott, cl, as. New York, March 30, 1929. 401760-A-B Wonderful Mammy
401761-A-B My Sportin' Man OK unissued 401762-A-B The Lure Of The South OK unissued New York, April 1, 1929 401761-D My Sportin' Man
401762-F The Lure Of The South Document DLP555 (LP) 401763-B The Show Must Go On OK unissued NOTE: The first two titles are assumed, but not confirmed, to have been at this session. Acc. by Porter Grainger, p, and unknown one-string fiddle. Camden, NJ, April 9, 1929. 50603-1-2-3 The Jail House Blues / You Can't Do It Vic custom recording NOTE: These recordings were made for the soundtrack of a Columbia Picture film short. They have been reissued on several LPs and CDs, the most accessible being Document DLP555 (LP) and DOCD5360 (CD); all reissues, however, are dubbed from a 1961 NBC broadcast rather than the original Victor disc and may not be complete. Acc. by Billy Fowler dir: unknown orch. New York, April 29, 1929. 401763-C-D The Show Must Go On OK unissued Acc. by t / tb / as / ts / p / bj / sb / d. New York, February 19, 1931. 404866-A Don't You Advertise Your Man OK 8864
404851-A Golfing Papa OK 8915
404852-A Jenny's Ball OK 8915, Par R-1195, B-71152, DP-192, Od A-286061 404853-A Keep A Song In Your Soul OK 8864
NOTE: DON'T YOU ADVERTISE YOUR MAN was originally allocated matrix 404850, which was renumbered as shown after it was discovered that number had already been allocated to a Puerto Rican title. MANDY SMITH Pseudonym on Jewel and Oriole for Lizzie Miles, q.v. SAMMY SMITH'S STOMPERS Pseudonym on Clarion 5417-C and Velvet Tone 2477-V for King Carter and his Royal Orchestra, 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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