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ED BLOSSOM AND HIS NEW ENGLANDERS
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ED BLOSSOM AND HIS NEW ENGLANDERS Pseudonym on Harmony 809-H for the California Ramblers, q.v. BOB OR BUD BLUE Pseudonym on Okeh 41464 and Odeon 193780 for Smith Ballew, q.v., and on Okeh 41466, Parlophone A-3093, A-3100, A-3103, A-3127 for Fred Rich and his Orchestra, q.v. Buddy Blue and his Texans was a pseudonym on Imperial in 1929-1931 for various New York studio bands, sometimes featuring Smith Ballew as vocalist. See Sam Lanin and his Orchestra (LOVABLE AND SWEET, Imperial 2172) and the Embassy Dance Orchestra. THE BLUEBIRDS Joe Gold, a, dir: Tommy Gott, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Larry Abbott, cl, as / Norman Yorke, ts / Jimmy Johnston, bsx / vn / Bill Wirges, p / Harry Reser, bj / Tom Stacks, d, v. New York, January 26, 1928. E-7035 Let's Misbehave - vTS Voc 15652 E-7036 Let's Misbehave Br (German)? E-7038 Mine - All Mine - vTS Voc 15652 E-7040 Mine - All Mine Br (German)?
Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Okeh 45314 Nap Hayes and Matthew Prater Par R-3407 Irwin Abrams and his Orchestra BLUE DIAMOND ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Supertone S-2167 for Red Nichols and his Five Pennies, q.v. THE BLUE GRASS BOYS See Lee Morse. BLUE GRASS FOOT WARMERS Ed Allen, c / Benny Moten, cl, as / Clarence Williams, p / Jasper Taylor, wb / Clarence Todd, v (speech). New York, June 16, 1926. 142306-4 Señorita Mine Har 206-H 142307-2 Charleston Hound Har 248-H New York, June 21, 1926. 142329-3 How Could I Be Blue? Har 206-H 142330-2-3 Old Folks' Shuffle Har 248-H
Pseudonym on Decca for the State Street Ramblers, q.v. THE BLUE KITTENS Pseudonym on Maxsa 1554, 1559, and 1563 for Perry's Orchestra, q.v. It also covered a Harry Reser group on Paramount and subsidiary labels, the personnel of which was probably similar to that of The Bluebirds (q.v.). THE BLUE LYRES Made by the Ambrose band, q.v., the following sides are likely to interest the jazz collector. Arthur Lally, cl, as, bar, dir: Arthur Niblo and another, t / Tony Thorpe and another, tb / Peter Rush, cl, as / Eric Linden, ts / Eric Walker, p / Bill Tringham, g / Ray Axford or Tiny Stock, sb / Maurice Zafer, d / Sam Browne, v.
GB-2706-2 After You've Gone Dec F-3068 GB-2707-1 Chicago Dec F-3068 London, September 7, 1931. GB-3194-1 Oh! It Looks Like Rain - vSB Dec F-2511 GB-3195-1 I Like A Little Girl Like That - vSB Dec F-2511 London, September 5, 1932. OY-4017-1 Sing A New Song - vSB Zon 6186 London, November 20, 1932. OY-4535-1 Say To Yourself "I Will Be Happy"-vSB Zon 6275, EE-385 BLUE MOON MELODY BOYS Pseudonym on Champion for Van and his Half Moon Orchestra, q.v. THE BLUE MOUNTAINEERS This recording group, from Ambrose's May Fair Hotel Orchestra, was organized for Vocalion's Broadcast Super Twelve and Broadcast Four-Tune labels. All known issues except waltzes are listed, as most are of some jazz interest. Joe Brannelly, g, dir: Nat Gonella, t, v / unknown 2nd t / Ted Heath or Bill Mulraney, tb / Joe Crossman, vl, as, bar, v / Billy Amstell, cl, as, ts / Joe Jeannette, cl, ts / ? Eric Siday, vn / Bert Read, p, a / Don Stuteley, sb / Max Bacon, d, vib, v / Sam Browne, Jack Plant, v; on the first session, a harmonica is used. London, February 29, 1932. A-1063-3 In The Jailhouse Now - vch Bcst 3169 A-1064-1 Open Up Dem Pearly Gates - vNG&ch Bcst 3169 London, c. March 25, 1932. A-1081-1 Kiss By Kiss - vSB Bcst 3176 A-1082-1 You Rascal, You - vJC-SB Bcst 3176 A-1083-2 An Ev'ning In Caroline - vSB Bcst 3177 A-1084-1 Was That The Human Thing To Do? - vSB Bcst 3177 London, c. April 29, 1932. A-1111-2 Sailing On The Robert E. Lee - vSB Bcst 3189 A-1112-1 There's Another Empty Saddle - vSB Bcst 3190 A-1113-1 Gettin' Sentimental - vSB Bcst 3189 A-1114-1 Can't We Talk It Over? - vSB Bcst 3190 London, c. June 3, 1932. A-1136-1 Lovable - vJP Bcst 3177 A-1139-1 When We're Alone - vJP Bcst 3177 A-1140-1 Put That Sun Back In The Sky - vJP Bcst 3207 A-1141-1 Where's Bill Bailey? (Won't You Come Home?) - vJP Bcst 3207 London, June 18, 1932. 1150-1 Love, You Funny Thing - vSB Bcst 3213 1151-1 I Got Rhythm - vSB&ch Bcst 3213 1152-1 Too Many Tears - vSB Bcst 3218 1153-3 We All Wanna Know Why - vSB&ch Bcst 3218 London, July 27, 1932. 1170-2 Is I In Love? I Is - vSB Bcst 3227 1171-2 Wherever You Are, I'll Come To You - vSB Bcst 3227 1172-1 Bahama Mama - vSB Bcst 3228 1173-1 If You Were Only Mine - vSB Bcst 3228 London, September 10, 1932. 1190-1 Listen To The German Band - vMB-SB&ch Bcst 3249 1191-1 A Great Big Bunch Of You - vSB Bcst 3249 1192-2 Sweet Sixteen And Never Been Kissed - vNG-SB Bcst 3250 1193-1 We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye - vSB Bcst 3250 Max Goldberg, t, replaces Gonella. London, October 21, 1932. 1216-4 Moon - vSB Bcst 3260 1217-4 Let's Put Out The Lights (And Go To Sleep) - vSB Bcst 3260 1219-3-4 You're My Everything - vSB Bcst 3261 1220-4 Mad About The Boy - vSB Bcst 3262 1221-4 The Younger Generation - vSB Bcst 3262 Nat Gonella, t, v, replaces Goldberg; Danny Polo, cl, as, replaces Crossman or Amstell. London, c. November 9, 1932. 1234-1 After Tonight We Say "Goodbye" - vSB Bcst 3269 1235-2 Say To Yourself "I Will Be Happy" - vMB-SB Bcst 3269 1236-1 Big Ben's Saying Goodnight - vSB Bcst 3270 1237-2 Keep Your Last "Goodnight" For Me - vSB Bcst 3270 Joe Brannally, g, dir: Nat Gonella, t, v / unknown 2nd t / Ted Heath or Bill Mulraney, tb / Joe Crossman or Billy Amstall, cl, as, ts, bar / Danny Polo, cl, as / Joe Jeannette, cl, ts / ? Eric Siday, vn / Bert Read, p, a / Don Stuteley, sb / Max Bacon, d, vib, v / Sam Browne, Cavan O'Connor, v. London, c. November 21, 1932. 1245-1 Say It With Music - Selection, Part 1 - v Bcst 3274 1246-1 Say It With Music - Selection, Part 2 - v Bcst 3274 London, December 12, 1932. 1261-1-2 Yes, Mr. Brown - vCO, NG / Dreaming - vCO Bcst 4-Tune 501 1262-3 Old Mother Hubbard - vCO / Please - vCO Bcst 4-Tune 502 Harry Berly, cl, ts, oc, replaces Jeannette. London, January 1, 1933. 1280-2 Just A Little Home For The Old Folks - vSB / Puss, Puss, Puss (waltz) - vSB&ch Bcst 4-Tune 503 1281-2 Fit As A Fiddle / Taboo, Taboo - both vSB-NG Bcst 4-Tune 504 London, c. January 21, 1933. 1296-1 Hey! Young Fella - vSB / In A Little Back Alley - vSB Bcst 4-Tune 506 1297-2 Pretending You Care - vSB / On The Air - vSB Bcst 4-Tune 507 The next two sessions sound like a completely different band; an unidentified female sings where shown. London, c. March 11, 1933. 1336-3 Won't You Stay To Tea? - v m&f / There's A Tiny Little Hair On Your Shoulder - v m&f Bcst 4-Tune 515 Barrel-organ and pac present*. London, c. April 15, 1933. 1360-2 *All Over Italy (waltz) - v / When My Little Pomeranian Met Your Little Pekinese - v m&f Bcst 4-Tune 518 As for January 1, 1933. London, May 2, 1933. 1371-2 When It's Lamp-Lightin' Time In The Valley - vSB / The Language Of Love - vSB Bcst 4-Tune 519 1372-2-3 You've Got Me Crying Again - vNG, SB / Two-Buck Tim From Timbuctoo - vSB Bcst 4-Tune 519 London, June 12, 1933. 1388-1 In The Valley Of The Moon (waltz) - vSB / Hold Me - vSB Bcst 4-Tune 521 1389-2 There's A Cabin In The Pines - vNG-SB / Jog Along - vNG, SB Bcst 4-Tune 521 London, c. June 26, 1933. 1394-2 Somebody Stole My Gal - vSB / Isn't It Heavenly? - vSB Bcst 4-Tune 523 1395-2 Let's All Be Happy Together - vMB, SB / Spanish Sweetheart - vSB Bcst 4-Tune 523 BLUE PACIFIC DANCE BAND ? Lloyd Shakespeare and another, t / ? Ted Heath, tb / cl, as / as / ts / p / bj / bb / Bill Harry, d. London, February, 1931. 4184-2 Choo Choo Pic 716, Simcha 10009 NOTE: Simcha 10009 as PERCY GRANT AND HIS BAND.
Pseudonym on Decca F-3101, F-3397 (IN THE SHADE OF THE OLD APPLE TREE), and F-3434 (HIGH SOCIETY) for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra; F-3397 (CLARINET MARMALADE) for the Casa Loma Orchestra, and F-3434 (THE SCAT SONG) for Mills Blue Rhythm Band, all q.v. THE BLUE RAMBLERS Pseudonym on Lucky Strike and Microphone for the Original Indiana Five, q.v. BLUE RHYTHM BAND / BOYS See Mills' Blue Rhythm Band. BLUE RHYTHM ORCHESTRA Charlie Thomas, c / Jimmy Harrison, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, ss, as / Prince Robinson, ts / Willie "The Lion" Smith, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. October 29, 1925. 106358 Keep Your Temper PA 36364, 6856, Per 14545, Sal 303 New York, c. November 4, 1925. 106381 Santa Claus Blues PA 36350, Per 14531 106382 Hold 'Er, Deacon PA 36364, Per 14545, MF 102
Harry Tate, t / Herbert Diemer, as, bar / George West, p / Gilbert Roberts, bj / Hurley Diemer, d. Buffalo, NY, March, 1925. 8988-A Blues In A Minor OK 40349
8989-A My Gal, My Pal OK 40349
NOTE: This record is labeled BLUE RIBBON SYNCOPATORS OF BUFFALO. Ted Colon, t, replaces Tate; Willard Brown, ts, and Seymour Todd, bb, sb, added. New York, April 29, 1927. 144067-3 Scratch Col 14215-D 144068-3 Whale Dip Col 14235-D 144069-1 Blue Ribbon Blues Col 14235-D 144070-3 Memphis Sprawler Col 14215-D BLUES BIRDHEAD Harmonica solos, acc. by unknown p. Richmond, VA, October 13, 1929. 403111-A Mean Low Blues OK 8824, Cl 5195-C, VT 7123-V 403112-A Harmonica Blues OK 8824, Cl 5194-C, VT 7120-V NOTE: Clarions and Velvet Tones as HARMONICA TIM. They bear false matrix numbers 100450-1 / 100451-1,
Pseudonym on Perfect 14428 and 14432 for the Texas Ten q.v. This band is not in any way connected with the Three Blues Chasers (q.v.) on Okeh 8595. JIMMY BLYTHE This artist is sometimes credited on his records as Jimmie Blythe or James Blythe. Piano solos. Chicago, April, 1924. 1750-1-2 Chicago Stomps Pm 12207 1751-1-2 Armour Ave. Struggle [sic] Pm 12207 Chicago, June, 1925. 2201-1 Fat Meat And Greens Pm 12304
2202-1 Jimmie Blues Pm 12304
BLYTHE'S SINFUL FIVE: Alfred Bell, c / as / Leroy Pickett, vn / Jimmy Blythe, p / bj / W. E. Burton, d, k. Chicago, January, 1926. 2420-1-2 Pump Tillie (Pump Tille*) Pm 12346, Sil 3549* NOTE: Silvertone 3549 as THE NIGHT OWLS. Piano solos. Chicago, c. May, 1926. 1025 Lovin's Been Here And Gone To The Mecca Flat Pm 12370, 14019, JC L-110 1026 Mr. Freddie Blues Pm 12370, 14019, JC L-110 BLYTHE'S WASHBOARD BAND: Johnny Dodds, cl / Jimmy Blythe, p / W. E. Burton, wb, v. Chicago, May, 1926. 2541-1 Bohunkus Blues - vWEB Pm 12368, AM 2, JC L-95, Tem R-41, JS AA-607 2542-1 Buddy Burton's Jazz - vWEB Pm 12368, AM 2, JC L-95, Tem R-41, JS AA-607 2542-2 Buddy Burton's Jazz - vWEB Pm 12368
NOTE: The reissues are labeled with slight variations on the theme of JOHNNY DODDS WITH JIMMY BLYTHE'S WASHBOARD BAND. JIMMIE BLYTHE AND HIS RAGAMUFFINS: c (not Freddy Keppard, apparently) / tb (not Roy Palmer, apparently) / Johnny Dodds, cl, as / Jimmy Blythe, p / d, wb, blocks / Trixie Smith, v. Chicago, June, July, 1926. 2602-1 Messin' Around [sic] - vTS Pm 12376
2602-2 Messin' Around [sic] - vTS Pm 12376, Cen 3029, Sig 906, JC L-28, AF A-051 2603-1 Adams Apple [sic] Pm 12376, Cen 3029, Jazz 5003, Sig 906, JC L-28, AF A-051 BLYTHE'S WASHBOARD RAGAMUFFINS: Johnny Dodds, cl / Jimmy, Blythe, p / W. E. Burton, wb. Chicago, October, 1926. 2749-2 Ape Man Pm 12428, 14029, JC L-119, Tem R-52, JD 007 2750-2 Your Folks Pm 12428, 14029, JC L-119, Tem R-52, JD 007 JIMMY BLYTHE'S OWLS: Natty Dominique, c / Johnny Dodds, cl / Jimmy Blythe, p / Bud Scott, bj / Baby Dodds, wb. Chicago, October 5, 1927. E-6701 Weary Way Blues Voc 1135, HJCA 605 E-6702 Poutin' Papa Voc 1135, HJCA 605 E-6704 Hot Stuff Voc 1136, Bm 1089, HJCA HC-43 E-6707 Have Mercy! Voc 1136, Bm 1089, HJCA HC-43 NOTE: These were originally assigned Brunswick matrix numbers C-1187, C-1188, C-1190, and C-1193, respectively. Piano solos, acc. by Lonnie Johnson, g. Chicago, December 6, 1927. 13287,-A Handful O' Keys Gnt unissued 13288 Searchin' For Fats - gLJ Gnt unissued Chicago, December 8, 1927. 13299 It's Hot - Let It Alone - gLJ Gnt 6423 13300 Bearcat Blues Gnt 6378 NOTE: Both the above as GEORGE JEFFERSON. JIMMY BLYTHE'S WASHBOARD WIZARDS: Johnny Dodds, cl / Jimmy Blythe, p / W. E. Burton, wb / v trio, probably by the band. Chicago, March 30, 1928. E-7256-A-B My Baby - v3 Voc 1180 E-7257-A-B Oriental Man - v3 Voc 1180 NOTE: These were originally assigned Brunswick matrix numbers C-1828-A-B and C-1829-A-B, respectively. Piano solos. Chicago, March 30, 1928. E-7258 Alley Rat Voc 1181 E-7259 Sweet Papa Voc 1181 NOTE: These were originally assigned Brunswick matrix numbers C-1830 and C-1831, respectively. BLYTHE AND BURTON: Jimmy Blythe, W. E. Burton, p duets (with speech*). Chicago, April 1, 1928. 13682-B Dustin' The Keys Gnt 6502, QRS R-7015, Ch 15507 13683 *Block And Tackle Blues Gnt 6502, QRS R-7015 NOTE: QRS as WILLIAMS AND MOORE; Champion as TOM AND JERRY. BLYTHE AND CLARK: Piano duets with Charlie Clark, with speech.* Richmond, IN, March 20, 1931. 17636-B Bow To Your Papa Ch 16451 17637-C *Don't Break Down Ch 16451 NOTE: The name BLYTHE'S BLUE BOYS was used on Champion for the State Street Ramblers, q.v. Creole 20 labels the Midnight Rounders (q.v.) as JIMMY BLYTHE'S MIDNIGHT ROUNDERS. BOBBY'S REVELERS Pseudonym on Silvertone for Lovie Austin's Blues Serenaders, q.v. BOHEMIAN (DANCE) BAND Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Curry 214 Ida (Sweet As Apple Cider) (Billy Cotton's Savannah Band) Piccadilly 214 Ida (Sweet As Apple Cider) (Billy Cotton's Savannah Band) Metropole 1258 In Harlem's Araby (Memphis Jazzers)
Ed Kirkeby dir: Johnny Matzer, t / Tommy Bohn, as / Tony Morelli, ts / Hal Gibbins, p / Clyde Newcombe, sb / Tommy Hatch, d. New York, February 4, 1930. 403726-A You've Got That Thing - v3 Od ONY-36047 403727-B The Perfect Song - v OK 41372, Od ONY-36040, Par PNY-34032 403728-A Amos 'n' Andy - v OK 41372, Od ONY-36040, Par PNY-34033, A-3094 490035-A You've Got That Thing OK 41374
NOTE: Parlophone PNY- issues as TOM NILES AND HIS ORCHESTRA; A-3094 as PENNSYLVANIA SIRENS ORCHESTRA. LELA BOLDEN Vocal, acc. by Armand J. Piron, vn / Steve Lewis, p. New Orleans, c. March 15, 1924. 8559-A Southern Woman Blues OK 8139
8560-A Seawall Special Blues OK 8139
BETTY BOLTON Most of Betty Bolton's records, which were made in London during the late 1920s and early 1930s, are of no interest as jazz, but on the following the accompaniment is notably more interesting. Vocal, acc. by Freddy Gardner, cl, as, bar / p / g / d. London, c. September, 1933. 554-2 Don't Blame Me Trusound A-1027 555-3 You've Got Everything Trusound A-1027
This was the pseudonym adopted by Joseph Batten for recording piano rags and similar numbers during his term of office as musical director for Edison Bell records. Piano solo. London, November, 1922. 7603-3 Piano Man Rag EBW 3771
Rudy Vallee, as, v, dir: c / cl / bar / Joe Nussbaum, p / bj / d. New York, March 26, 1926. 170209-2 You'll Do It Some Day, So Why Not Now? (intro: In The Old Arm Chair) - vRV Col 87-P, 93-P 170210-2 April Fool (Also Known As Sweet And Hot) (intro: Just A Cottage Small / I Love My Baby / My Time Is Your Time / San) Col 87-P, 93-P New York, November 27, 1926 170257-2 Kiss Me Again Col 93-P NOTE: There are three different couplings of 87-P / 93-P. Matrices 170209 / 170210 appear under both catalog numbers; the third coupling combines 170210 with 170257, as Col 93-P. PETE BONTSEMA AND HIS HOTEL TULLER ORCHESTRA Instrumentation and personnel unknown. Richmond, IN, September 17, 1923 1609-B Salt Your Sugar Gnt 20016 (Personal pressing) Richmond, IN, September 18, 1923 1611-A Somebody Stole My Gal Gnt 5394, 20015 (Personal pressing)
Alto saxophone solos, acc. by p / bj. New York, c. June 17, 1924. 72611-A Pencil Papa Blues OK 8155
72612-B Osceola Blues OK 8155
BOOKER'S JAZZ BAND: Probably Bubber Miley, c / Jake Frazier, tb / Bob Fuller, cl / Charles Booker, as / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, December, 1924. 5788-2 Hot Sax Dom 3439, Or 315 5789-1-2 West Texas Blues Dom 3474, Or 347 NOTE: Domino 3439 as NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND. Oriole 315 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Oriole 347 as BOOKER'S DIXIE JAZZ BAND. THE BOOKER ORCHESTRA, previously cited under Charles Booker's name, was in fact an unrelated black rural string band, of no jazz interest.
The following titles by this German pioneer band are of some jazz interest; others, made while Emile Christian was in the band, may be equally so. Eric Borchard, cl, as, dir: Wilbur Curtz, t / Emile Christian, tb / Rex Allen, p / Hans Sagave, bj, t / Erich Giese, d, k. Berlin, September, October, 1924. 1664at Aggravatin' Papa DG / Pol 20116 Unfortunate Blues DG / Pol 20120 Oh Mister, Ain't That Hot? DG / Pol 20122 Twelfth Street Rag (Euday L. Bowman) DG / Pol 20160 A New Kind Of A Man [sic] DG / Pol 20164 BOSTON DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Aco G-16106 for Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra, q.v. THE BOSTONIANS Possibly Harry Reser, bj, dir: Earl Oliver and/or Tommy Gott, t / Sammy Lewis, tb / Larry Abbott, cl, as / Jimmy Johnston, bsx / Bill Wirges, p / Tom Stacks, d. New York, March 1, 1926 E-2568 / 70 No Man's Mama Voc 15298 E-2571 / 74 I've Found A New Baby Voc 15298 NOTE: It is not certain which take or takes were used on this issue. This nomenclature is also a pseudonym on Domino 4216 and Imperial 2065 for Ernie Golden and his Orchestra, q.v., and for other bands of no jazz interest.
Pseudonym on Grey Gull for the following items listed in this book: 1137 Original Memphis Five 1138 Original Memphis Five 1421 Ben Selvin and his Orchestra, q.v.
Harry Thompson or Vernon Ferry, t / Bernard Tipping or George Chaffin, tb / Howard Jacobs, as / ? Leslie Bates, ts / Reginald Pursglove, vn / Carroll Gibbons, p / Joe Brannelly, bj / Alec Ure, d. Hayes, Middlesex, January 31, 1925. Bb-5663-2 Unfortunate Blues HMV B-1977 Bb-5664-3 Nola HMV B-1964 Bb-5665-2 Mama's Gone HMV B-1964
Pseudonym on Imperial 1773 (IT ALL DEPENDS ON YOU) for Jack Pettis and his Band, q.v. THE BOSWELL SISTERS Connie Boswell (solo where shown), Helvetia "Vet" Boswell, Martha Boswell, v trio, acc. by Martha Boswell, Eddie King, or Harry Pooley, p. New Orleans, March 22, 1925. 32113-1-2-3-4 You Can Call Me Baby All The Time - pHP Vic rejected 32114-1 I'm Gonna Cry (Crying Blues) - CB / pMB Vic 19639 32132-1-2-3 Pal O' Mine - PEK Vic rejected Acc. by Vic Lubowski, p. New Orleans, March 25, 1925. 32123-1-2-3-4 Dad Vic unissued 32124-4 Nights When I'm Lonely Vic 19639 Acc. by Martha Boswell, p. Los Angeles, October 3, 1930. 404407-C My Future Just Passed OK 41444, Par R-787, R-1575, A-3112, B-49947, Od 193863, A-189369, A-221310, 025223 404408-B Heebie Jeebies OK 41444, Par R-821, R-1574, B-97065, Od 193830, A-2323, A-221310, A-286026, 025223, Har 1428-H, Cl 5476-C, VT 2536-V 404409-A-B-C I'm Yours OK unissued 404410-B Gee, But I'd Like To Make You Happy OK 41470, Par R-854, R-1575, A-3112, B-97065, Od 193863, A-221321, A-286029, 60-1790 Los Angeles, October 31, 1930. 404414-B Don't Tell Him What's Happened To Me OK 41470 Par R-850, R-1574, Od 193830 NOTE: Most of the above Okehs, Parlophones, etc. are labeled THE THREE BOSWELL SISTERS. Acc. by Bob Effros, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Dick McDonough, g / Joe Tarto, sb / Stan King, d. New York, March 19, 1931. E-36491-A Whadja Do To Me? Br 6083, 80011, 01113, A-9066 E-36492-A When I Take My Sugar To Tea Br 6083, 80011, 01113, A-9066 Manny Klein, t, replaces Effros; Eddie Lang, g, replaces McDonough; Joe Venuti, vn, added. New York, April 23, 1931. E-36654-A Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On Br 6109, 80012, 01136, A-9081 E-36655-A Shout, Sister, Shout Br 6109, 6847, 80012, 01136, 01416, 4898, A-9081, A-9390, Lucky 5016, 60021 Acc. by Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Joe Venuti, vn / Arthur Schutt, p / Eddie Lang,
E-36911-A It's The Girl Br 6151, 80014, 01181, A-9112 E-36912-A It's You Br 6151, 01181, A-9112 Acc. by the New Yorkers: large studio orchestra, featuring Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Joe Venuti, vn / Eddie Lang, g. New York, August 17, 1931. E-37080-A Makin' Faces At The Man In The Moon Br 6170, 01221, A-9141 E-37082-A (With You On My Mind I Find) I Can't Write The Words Br 6170, 01221, 01395, A-9141 NOTE: Matrix E-37081 is by Jesse Stafford and his Orchestra). Brunswick 01395 and A-9141 as THE NEW YORKERS WITH THE BOSWELL SISTERS. Acc. as on July 8, 1931, without Venuti. New York, August 27, 1931. E-37112-A Shine On, Harvest Moon (Shine One...*) Br 6173, 80013, 01218, A-9143*, Lucky 60161 E-37113-A Heebie Jeebies (Heebie Jeebie*) Br 6173, 80013, 01218, A-9143* Acc. by Bunny Berigan, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Joe Venuti, vn / Arthur Schutt, p / Eddie Lang, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Stan King, d. New York, November 5, 1931. E-37354-A River, Stay 'Way From My Door Br 6218, 80014, 01251, A-9191, Lucky 60150 E-37355-A An Ev'ning In Caroline Br 6218-01251, A-9191 New York, December 5, 1931. E-37445-A Nothing Is Sweeter Than You Br 6231, 01272, A-9208 E-37446-A I Thank You, Mr. Moon Br 6231, 01272, A-9208, Lucky 60119 New York, February 5, 1932. B-11240-A We've Gotta Put That Sun Back In The Sky Br 6257 (Canadian) B-11241-A Was That The Human Thing To Do? Br 6257 (Canadian) Acc. by Bunny Berigan, Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Harry Hoffman, vn / Martha Boswell, p / Dick McDonough, g / Joe Tarto, sb / Stan King, d. New York, February 19, 1932. B-11320-A-B* Was That The Human Thing To Do? Br 6257, 01284, A-9226* B-11321-A We've Got To Put That Sun Back In The Sky Br 6257, 01284, A-9226, Lucky 60128 Klein omitted. New York, February 24, 1932. B-11353-B Stop The Sun, Stop The Moon (My Man's Gone) Br 6271, 01295, A-9232 B-11354-A-B Everybody Loves My Baby (But My Baby Don't Love Nobody But Me) Br 6271, 6783, 4898, 01295, A-9232, Col 36520, Lucky 5016, 60021 Eddie Lang, g, replaces McDonough; Hoffman omitted. New York, March 21, 1932. B-11543-A There'll Be Some Changes Made Br 6291, 01306, A-9244, Col 36521 B-11544-A Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea Br 6291, 01306, A-9244 Acc. by Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl / Martha Boswell, p, cel / Eddie Lang, g / Stan King, d. New York, April 9, 1932. B-11684-A If It Ain't Love Br 6302, 01330, A-9262 B-11685-A Got The South In My Soul Br 6302, 01330, A-9262 Acc. by Bunny Berigan, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl / Joe Venuti, vn / Martha Boswell, p / Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Stan King, d. New York, June 17, 1932. B-11948-A Doggone, I've Done It! Br 6335, 01362, 01893, A-9285, Col DO-1111 B-11949-A Hand Me Down My Walkin' Cane Br 6335, 01362, 4819, A-9285, Col 36520, DO-1111, Lucky 5059 Acc. by Martha Boswell, p / Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bernstein, sb. New York, June 29, 1932. B-12000-A Old Yazoo Br 6360, 01379, A-9317, Lucky 5033 Acc. by Mann y Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Larry Binyon, ts, f / Fulton McGrath, p / Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Stan King, d. New York, August 6, 1932. B-12151-A We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye Br 6360, 01347, A-9299 B-12152-A-B Sleep, Come On And Take Me CBS CSP-16493, Jass 1 (LPs) B-12153-A Down Among The Sheltering Palms Br 6360, 01347, A-9299, Col 36522 Martha Boswell, p, replaces McGrath. New York, September 13, 1932. B-12290-A Down On The Delta Br 6395, 01403, A-9329 B-12291-A Charlie Two-Step Br 6418, 01403, A-9317, 4803, Lucky 5033 B-12292-A Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia Br 6395, 01379, A-9329, 4879, Col 36522, Rex 8910 Acc. by Bunny Berigan, Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl / Larry Binyon, ts / Harry Hoffman,
B-12639-A It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) Br 6442, 01436, A-9350, 4819, Voc 4546, Rex 8873, Col DB-1994, Lucky 60184 B-12640-A Louisiana Hayride Br 6470, 01625, A-9378, A-9507, 4803, Lucky 5070 B-12641-A Minnie The Moocher's Wedding Day Br 6442, 01436, A-9350, 4879, Voc 4546 Acc. by Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bernstein, sb. New York, December 7, 1932. B-12697-A Crazy People Br 6847, 01416, A-9390 Acc. by Bunny Berigan, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl / Martha Boswell, p / Eddie Lang, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Stan King, d / Connie Boswell, v solo (first two sides). New York, January 9, 1933. B-12858-A It's All My Fault Br 6483, 01443, Col 38298 B-12859-A Underneath The Arches Br 6483, Col 38298 B-12860-A Mood Indigo Br 6470, 01543, A-9378, A-500230, Col 36521, DB-1960, Lucky 5070, Rex 8910 Dick McDonough, g, replaces Lang. New York, April 11, 1933. B-13222-A Forty-Second Street Br 6545, 01516, A-9416, 4825, Lucky 5003 B-13223-A Shuffle Off To Buffalo Br 6545, 01516, A-9416, 4825, 4862, Lucky 5003 Manny Klein, t, replaces Berigan; Larry Binyon, ts added. New York, June 13, 1933. B-13450-A The Gold Diggers' Song (We're In The Money) Br 6596, 01556, A-9443, 4830, A-500271 B-13451-A It's Sunday Down In Caroline Br 6596, 01556, A-9443, 4830, A-500271 New York, June 15, 1933. B-13466-A Puttin' It On Br 6625, 01576, A-9440, 4849, Col DO-1228, Lucky 60093 B-13467-A Swanee Mammy Br 6625, 01576, A-9440, 4849, Col DO-1228, Lucky 60093 NOTE: All Brunswick issues hitherto have designated the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra as the accompaniment
Acc. by Manny Weinstock, t / Charlie Butterfield, tb / Benny Goodman, cl, as / Chester Hazlett, as / Harry Hoffman, vn / ? Martha Boswell, p / Perry Botkin, bj / Dick Cherwin, sb / Stan King, d. New York, September 11, 1933. B-13990-A Sophisticated Lady Br 6650, 01592, A-9484, A-500336, Col DO-1110, Lucky 60119 B-13991-A That's How Rhythm Was Born Br 6650, 4849, 4862, 01592, A-9484, A-500336, Col DB-1960, DO-1110, Lucky 60119, 5059 Acc. by Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl / Larry Binyon, ts, f / ? Fulton McGrath or Martha Boswell, p, cel / Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Stan King, d. New York, November 14, 1933. B-14319-A Song Of Surrender Br 6733, 01711, A-9512, 4888, Col DO-1256 B-14320-B Coffee In The Morning (Kisses In The Night) Br 6733, 01711, A-9512, 4888, Col DO-1256, Lucky 60184 Bunny Berigan, t / Chuck Campbell, tb, added; Jimmy Dorsey doubles as; ? Larry Binyon doubles cl. New York, March 23, 1934. B-14993-A You Oughta Be In Pictures (My Star Of Stars) Br 6798, 01751, A-9575, 4915, Col DO-1221 B-14994-A I Hate Myself (For Being So Mean To You) Br 6798, 01751, A-9575, 4915, Col DO-1221 Acc. by 2 vn / p / ? 2 g / sb / vib. New York, April 27, 1934. B-15134-A Goin' Home Br 6951, 01791, A-9600, Col DO-1254 B-15135-A Lonesome Road Br 6951, 01791, A-9600, Col DO-1254, Lucky 60150 Acc. as on March 23, 1934. New York, May 23, 1934. B-15254-A Alexander's Ragtime Band Br 7412, 01893, A-9688, A-500528, Voc 4239, Par R-2562, Col DO-1255, Lucky 5088, 60019 B-15255-A The Darktown Strutters' Ball Col DO-1255 Campbell omitted. New York, June 21, 1934. B-15357-A Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong Br 6929, 01832, A-9616, 4928, Par R-2631, Col DO-1269, DS-1462, Od A-272287 B-15358-A Why Don't You Practice What You Preach? Br 6929, 01832, A-9616, 4928, Col DO-1269, Lucky 60161 Acc. by Jimmy Grier and his Orchestra: Stanley Green, Cliff Barber, t / Homer Menge, tb / James Briggs, Frank Schumacher, cl, as / Art Grier, Gordon Green, cl, ts / Dick Webster, Dwight Muma, Henry Jaworski, Bob Morrow, vn / Ted Repay, p / Wally Heglin, g / Jake Garcia, sb / Billy Marcus, d. Los Angeles, October 4, 1934. LA-221-A Rock And Roll Br 7302, 01957, A-9672, Col 36523, DO-1308, DS-1462, Par R-2631, Od A-272287, Lucky 5023 LA-222-A If I Had A Million Dollars Br 7302, 01957, A-9672, Col DO-1308, Od A-272287, Lucky 5023 LA-222-B If I Had A Million Dollars Jass 1 (LP) Jimmy Grier speaks*. Los Angeles, December 10, 1934. LA-278-A The Object Of My Affection Br 7348, 01961, A-9702, Col DO-1346 LA-279-B It's Written All Over Your Face Br 7348, 01961, A-9702, Col 36523, DO-1346 Acc. by p / Bobby Sherwood, g. Los Angeles, December 13, 1934. LA-294-A Dinah Br 7412, 01926, A-9688, 603005, A-500528, Voc 4239, Rex 8873, Par R-2562, Lucky 5088, 60019 LA-294-A Dinah Jass 1 (LP) 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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