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Pseudonym on Ajax for Monette Moore, q.v.

2 t / tb / cl, as / ts / p / bj, g / bb / d / Theodore Ross, Jack Tolliver, v. The latter may be the same as James Tolliver

17965 New Moten Stomp

Ch 16420, Spr 2737

17966 Minnie The Moocher - vTR

Ch 16321, Spr 2724

17967 Boogie Woogie

Ch 16332, 40006, Spr 2724

17968 Jig Time - vJT&ch

Ch 16321, 40006, Spr 2737

NOTE: Superior 2724 and 2737 as MEMPHIS MELODY MEN.

Vocal, acc. by t / tb / cl, as / vn / p / bj / bb. New York, c. September, 1921.

P-161-1-2 Desperate Blues

BS 2039, Pm 12161

P-162-1 Trixie's Blues

BS 2039, Pm 12161

NOTE: Some copies of Black Swan 2039 are mislabeled as ETHEL WATERS.

Acc. by James P. Johnson's Harmony Eight: James P. Johnson, p dir: c / tb / cl / ? Walter Watkins, ts / vn / bj. New York, c. November, 1921.

P-282-1-2 You Missed A Good Woman When You Picked All Over Me

BS 2044, Pm 12162

P-283-2 Long Lost Weary Blues

BS 2044, Pm 12162

Acc. by t / tb / cl / vn / p / bj / bb. Long Island City, NY, c. April, 1922.

He May Be Your Man (But He Comes To See Me Sometimes)

BS 14114, Pm 12163

Pensacola Blues

BS 14114, Pm 12163

Acc. by the Jazz Masters: t / tb / cl , ?as / ? Fletcher Henderson, p / bb. Long Island City, NY, c. September, 1922.

Give Me That Old Slow Drag

BS 14127, Pm 12164

My Man Rocks Me (With One Steady Roll)

BS 14127, Pm 12164

Acc. by her Down Home Syncopators: t / tb / cl / as / p / bb. Long Island City, NY, c. October, 1922.

I'm Through With You (As I Can Be)

BS 14132, Pm 12165

423-3 Take It, Daddy, It's All Yours

BS 14132, Pm 12165

Just A Little Bit More

BS unissued

NOTE: The third title was announced for release, also on Black Swan 14132, but is not known to have been issued.

Acc. by t / tb / cl / p / bj. Long Island City, NY, c. November-December, 1922.

I'm Gonna Get You

BS 14138, Pm 12166

2 A.M. Blues

BS 14138, Pm 12166

Acc. by t / tb / cl / vn / p. Long Island City, NY, c. March, 1923.

528-2 Log Cabin Blues

BS 14142, Pm 12167

529-2 Voodoo Blues

BS 14142, Pm 12167

Acc. by her Down Home Syncopators, probably: Elmer Chambers, c / ? George Brashear, tb / ? Edgar Campbell,
cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / ? Charlie Dixon, bj. Long Island City, NY, c. March, 1923.

576- Tired Of Waitin' Blues

BS 14149, Pm 12168

577- Triflin' Blues

BS 14149, Pm 12168

Acc. by Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra (as HER DOWN HOME SYNCOPATORS on Paramount 12211): ? Howard Scott, c / Teddy Nixon, tb / Don Redman, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, c. May, 1924.

1766-1-2 I Don't Know And I Don't Care Blues

Pm 12208, Sil 3534, Poydras 97

1767-1-2 Freight Train Blues

Pm 12211

Pm 12208, Sil 3534, Poydras 97

NOTE: Silvertone 3534 as BESSIE LEE.

Acc. by vn / p. New York, c. June, 1924.

1807-1-2 Don't Shake It No More

Pm 12211

1886-1-2 Praying Blues

Pm 12232, Sil 3577, Poydras 98

1887-1 Ada Jane's Blues

Pm 12232, Sil 3577, Poydras 98

NOTE: Silvertone 3577 as TESSIE AMES.

Acc. by her Down Home Syncopators: Elmer Chambers, c / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, December, 1924.

1977-1-3 Ride, Jockey, Ride (Rider Blues*)

Pm 12245, Sil 3565*, Poydras 61, Ristic 1

1978-1-2-3 Choo Choo Blues

Pm 12245, Sil 3565*, Poydras 61, Ristic 1

NOTE: Silvertone 3565 as TESSIE AMES.

Acc. by her Down Home Syncopators: Louis Armstrong, c / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, c. February, 1925.

2015-2 You've Got To Beat Me To Keep Me

Pm 12256

2016-1-2 Mining Camp Blues

Pm 12256

New York, March, 1925.

2063-1 The World's Jazz Crazy And So Am I

Pm 12262

Pm 12262, JI 7, UHCA 81, JC L-102

2064-1 Railroad Blues

Pm 12262

Pm 12262, UHCA 82

Acc. by Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra: Joe Smith, c / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj / Ralph Escudero, bb. New York, c. December, 1925.

2362-1-2 Everybody's Doing That Charleston Now

Pm 12330, MF 100

2363-1-2 He Likes It Slow

Pm 12336, Bwy 5006, Sil 3525, Tem R-42, Poydras 20

2364-1 Black Bottom Hop (Black Bottom Stomp*)

Pm 12336, Poydras 20, Tem R-42*

2365-1-2 Love Me Like You Used To Do

Pm 12330, Bwy 5006, Sil, 3525, MF 100

NOTE: Broadway 5006 and Silvertone 3525 as BESSIE LEE.

Piano solos. New York, May 14, 1934.

15210-1 Finger Buster

Merritt 4 (LP)

15211- I've Got To Have My Moments

ARC unissued

SMIZER'S DIXIE SERENADERS

Instrumentation and personnel unknown. Chicago, August 22, 1929.

C-4156-A-B Deep River Blues - v

Br unissued

C-4157 Weary Blues

Br unissued

NOTE: The Brunswick file description is "String band with vocal chorus," suggesting these may be country-style performances rather than jazz.

MARVIN SMOLEV AND HIS SYNCOPATORS

See Cliff Jackson and his Krazy Kats.

HARRY SNODGRASS

Piano solo, announced by J. M. Witten. Other titles by this artist are of little interest, and even this one is more of an example of how the number should not be played. New York, June 22, 1926.

E-19646 Maple Leaf Rag

Br 3239

Unknown c / tb / 2 cl / p / bj / d. Bristol, TN, August 4, 1927.

39769-1-2-3 Weary Blues

Vic unissued

Ben Friedman (SNOOKS), d, dir: James Migliore, t / Estes Monasco, t, v / Ken Herlin, tb, v / Walter Ashby, Elly Bellare, cl, as, v / Al Muller, ts / Rupe Biggadike, p / Bob Cooke, bj, g / Chuck Jordan, bb, sb / Pat McCarthy, v. New York, January 21, 1931.

67407-1-2 Wha'd Ja Do To Me? - vKH-WA-EB-PM

Vic unissued

67408-1-2 Hello, Beautiful! - vKH-WA-EB

Vic unissued

New York, January 27, 1931.

67407-3 Wha'd Ja Do To Me? - vKH-WA-EB-PM

Vic 23038

67408-4 Hello, Beautiful! - vKH-WA-EB

Vic 23038

New York, February 11, 1931.

64866-3 I'm Happy When You're Happy - vKH-WA-EB

Vic 22629

64867-2 Love Is Like That (What Can You Do?) - vKH-WA-EB

Vic 22629

New York, March 25, 1931.

68822-2 Smile, Darn Ya, Smile - vKH-WA-EB

Vic 22662, Zon EE-262

68823-2 I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby - vWA

Vic 22662, Zon EE-262

68824-1 Bon Soir - vWA

Vic 22684

Vn added. New York, May 11, 1931.

53088-2 Some Other Time - vEB

Vic 22779

53089-2 You Don't Need Glasses - vKH-WA-EB

Vic 22704

53090-2 Building A Home For You - vWA

Vic 22704

53091-2 I'm Blue, But Nobody Cares - vWA

Vic 22737

New York, May 21, 1931.

69634-1 Sweet Georgia Brown - vEM

Vic 22779

69635-1-2 Can I Rely On You? - vKH-WA-EB

Vic unissued

69636-2 Dip Your Brush In The Sunshine - vWA

Vic 22720

69637-2 Let A Little Pleasure Interfere With Business - vWA

Vic 22720

New York, May 26, 1931.

10676-2 Under Your Window Tonight - v

Ban 32191, Or 2277, Per 15476, Ro 1644

10677-1 That's My Desire - vKH-WA-EB?

Ban 32190, Or 2279, Per 15479, Ro 1647, Cr 91152

10678-2 One More Time - v

Ban 32190, Or 2279, Per 15479, Ro 1647, Cr 91152

New York, June 10, 1931.

69918-2 Swamp Ghosts - vPM

TT C-1584

69919-2 Some Of These Days

TT C-1583, Eld 1930

69920-2 Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On - vKH, WA-EB

TT C-1588, Aur 36-134

69921-2 The One-Man Band - vWA

TT C-1580

NOTE: All Timely Tunes as BEN FRIEDMAN'S PARAMOUNT HOTEL ORCHESTRA; Electradisk 1930 as ­MEMPHIS STOPPERS.

New York, June 12, 1931.

E-36858-A That's My Desire - vKH-WA-EB

Mt M-12203, Polk P-9028

E-36859- Just One More Chance - vWA

Mt M-12210, Pan 25098, Mf G-2037

E-36860- That's The Time A Fellow Needs A Girl Friend - vPM

Mt M-12210

E-36861-A Makin' Faces At The Man In The Moon - vEB

Mt M-12203, Polk P-9028

NOTE: Mayfair G-2037 as JACK LOCKE AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

Julia Gerity, v. New York, September 11, 1931.

70225-1 A Good Man Is Hard To Find - vKH-WA-EB-JG

Vic 22812, BB B-5039, Sr S-3136

70226-1 The Cutest Kid In Town - vKH-WA-EB

Vic 22813

70227-1 Japanese Sandman

Vic 22815, HMV B-6303

70228-1 Kissable Baby - vKH-WA-EB

Vic 22813

New York, September 24, 1931.

E-37171-A Goodnight, Sweetheart - vWA

Mt M- 12245, Polk P-9082

E-37172-A Guilty - vWA

Mt M- 12245, Polk P-9082, Pan 25111, Mf G-2056

E-37173- When It's Sleepy Time Down South - vPM

Mt M-12259, Pan 25111, Mf G-2056

NOTE: Polk P-9082 as PARAMOUNT HOTEL ORCHESTRA; Panachord as SNOOKS AND HIS PARAMOUNT ORCHESTRA; all others as SNOOKS AND HIS PARAMOUNT HOTEL ORCHESTRA.

2 vn / p added. New York, September 30, 1931.

E-37232- Was It Wrong? - vWA?

Mt M-12259, Pan 25149

New York, December 18, 1931.

70982-1 Soliloquy

Vic 22921, BB B-5327, Sr S-3408, HMV R-14791

70983-1 Nothin' To Do But Love - vKH-WA-EB

Vic 22395

70984-1 Sittin' On A Rubbish Can - vKH-WA-EB-JG

Vic 22896

70985-1 Why Did It Have To Be Me? - vWA

Vic 22895

NOTE: Victor 22812 and 22896 as JULIA GERITY AND HER PLAY BOYS; Victor 22921, Bluebird B-5327, and Sunrise S-3408 as ELIOT EVERETT AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

One p omitted; Snooks Friedman, Oscar Grogan, v. Ken Herlin's absence as a vocalist may mean he was replaced as a trombonist. New York, April 7, 1932.

72245-1 I Found A Peanut - vWA-EB-SF

Vic 22989, El EG-2577

72246-1 When A Pal Bids A Pal Goodbye (waltz) - vOG

Vic 22988

72247-1 Dixie - vOG

Vic 22989, BB B-5249, Sr S-3332, HMV B-4932, El, EG-2577

72248-1 'Neath The Silvery Moon - vEB

Vic 22988

72249-1 Sweet Birds - vWA-EB-SF

Vic 24037, BB B-5108, Sr S-3191, RZ MR-1495

NOTE: All issues from matrices 72245-1 and 72247-1 as RADIO RASCALS ORCHESTRA; all issues from matrix 72249-1 as CALLOWAY'S HOT SHOTS; some Melotones and Pana­chords as SNOOKS AND HIS PARAMOUNT THEATRE ORCHESTRA. See also Memphis Stompers.

Pseudonym on Australian Bellbird 341 for Chick Bullock, q.v.

Vocal, acc. by Syd Valentine and his Patent Leather Kids: Syd Valentine, t / Slick Helms, p / Paul George, bj.

15715 Two Train Blues

Gnt 7115

15716 Side Wheeler Blues

Gnt 7115

15717 Make That Gravel Fly

Gnt 7070

15718-A Don't Say Goodbye

Gnt 7039, Ch 15881, Var 6033

15719 Daddy, What You Going To Do?

Gnt 7070, Ch 15881, Var 6033

15720-A I Ain't Got No Man

Gnt 7039

NOTE: Champion 15881 as HELEN HARRIS accompanied by SKILLET DICK AND HIS FRYING PANS, although it is believed that neither this pseudonym for the accompanying trio, nor its real name, appears on all issues. Varsity 6033 as SALLY SAD.

Pseudonym on Silvertone for Anna Lee Chisholm, q.v.

Piano solos. New York, c. October 1, 1923.

71919-D Deep Sea Blues

OK 8119, Od 03349

71920-D Misery Blues

OK 8119, Od 03349

Arthur Whetsel, t / Otto Hardwick, as / Duke Ellington, p / Elmer Snowden, bj / Sonny Greer, d. New York, July 26, 1923.

Home

Vic test (unnumbered)

Home

M. T. Pocket Blues

Vic test (unnumbered)

BOB SNYDER AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym on Vocalion 2660, 2661, 2707, Decca F-5010, and F-5011 for the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra, q.v., and on Vocalion 4043 and 4082 for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v. It sometimes covers Chick Bullock and his Levee Loungers, q.v., and occasionally appears as BOBBY SNYDER AND HIS COLLEGIANS.

Pseudonym for Joe Haymes' Orchestra, q.v.

No personnel details known. New York, c. April, 1924

156-2 First, Last And Always

Personal (Electric Recording Laboratories)

157-2 Ostrich Walk

Personal (Electric Recording Laboratories)

Pseudonym on Cameo 9072 and Romeo 876 for Irving Mills and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Zonophone for Maurice Elwin and various partners; the following are of interest for the accompaniments.

Vocal duet with Cavan O'Connor, acc. by Max Goldberg, t / Arthur Lally, bar / ? Bert Read, p / Joe Brannelly, g /

? Billy Bell, bb. London, c. August 31, 1931.

OY-1616-1 Ho Hum!

Zon 5947

Zon 5947

From the enormous number of sides made under Debroy Somers' direction (and under his name), only the following is known to be of interest as jazz.

Debroy Somers dir: Jimmy Wornell, Vernon Mayall, t / Jock Fleming, tb / Charlie Swinnerton­ J. Wright, as / Alec Avery, ts / Jean Pougnet, A. Jacobs, vn / Norman Perry, p / Nigel Newitt­ bj / Fred Underhaye, bb / Warwick Barnes, d. Wigmore Hall, London, March 30, 1927.

WA-5137-2 Brainstorm

Col 4334

THE SONG FELLOWS

3 male voices, singing and imitating brass instruments, acc. by cl / p / g / d. New York, September 22, 1932.

12352-1 Me Minus You

Mt M-12504, Bcst B-112

12353-1 So Ashamed!

Mt M-12508, Bcst B-112

12354- It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)

Mt M-12508, 91437

12355- Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia

Mt M-12504, 91437

NOTE: Broadcast B-112 as THE SONGSTERS.

JACKIE SOUDERS AND HIS ORCHESTRA

The following titles by this popular West Coast dance band are of some interest as jazz.

Jackie Souders, tb, dir: Sherman Herrick, Blaine Boyden, t / George Shelton, Clarence Cumins, Walter Hawkins, cl, as, ts, bar / Billy Barrett, vn / Irvin Antes, p / Forrest Hart, bj­, g / Walt Haines, bb, sb / Steve Barrett, d / Walton McKinney, v. Seattle, September 27, 1926.

142761-2 Every Little Thing - vWM

Col 837-D, J-146

Seattle, February 16, 1927.

143405-3 Maybe Sometime

Col 906-D - vWM

Seattle, February 17, 1927.

143410-1 Gonna Get A Girl

Col 906-D - vWM

EDDIE SOUTH

EDDIE SOUTH AND HIS ALABAMIANS: Eddie South, vn, w, v, dir: Antonia Spaulding, p / Mike McKendrick, g / Jerome Burke, d, v. Chicago, December 2, 1927.

40997-2-3 La Rosita

Vic 21151

40998-2 The Voice Of The Southland - vES-JB

Vic 21155

Chicago, December 9, 1927.

41356-2-3 By The Waters Of Minnetonka

Vic 21151

41357-2 My Ohio Home - vES-JB

Vic 21155

New York, May 10, 1928.

45134-3 That's What I Call Keen - vES-JB

Vic 21605, HMV K-5554

45135-1-2-3 Tomboy Sue - vES

Vic unissued

Unknown t, Clifford King, cl, bcl, as, added; Sterling Conaway, g, replaces McKendrick. Paris, March 12, 1929.

BN-318-2 Doin' The Raccoon

HMV K-5628

BN-319-2 Two Guitars

HMV K-5628

EDDIE SOUTH AND HIS INTERNATIONAL ORCHESTRA: Eddie South, vn, v, dir: Clifford King­, cl / Antonia Spaulding, p / Everett Barksdale, bj, g, v / Jimmy Bertrand, d, bells / "Nino," v. Chicago, September 27, 1931.

67556-1 Marcheta

Vic 22847, BB B-10138

67557-1 Hejre Kati - vES&ch

Vic 22847, BB B-10138

67558-1 Se Va La Vida - v"N"

Vic unissued

67559-1 Mama, Yo Quiero Un Novio - v"N"

Vic unissued

EDDIE SOUTH AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As above, plus Walter Wright, vn / Milt Hinton, sb, v. Chicago, May 3, 1933.

75495-1 Old Man Harlem - vMH

Vic 24324, HMV B-4984

75496-1 No More Blues - vES

Vic 24324, BB B-10120, HMV B-4984

75497-1 Nagasaki - vEB

Vic 24383

King and Wright omitted. Chicago, June 12, 1933.

75862-1 My! Oh My! - vES

Vic 24343, HMV BD-193, K-7029

75863-1 Mama Mocking, Bird

Vic 24383, BB B-10120

75864-1 Gotta Go! - vES-EB

Vic 24343, HMV BD-193, K-7029

Probably similar. New York, November 23, 1934.

16362- Just An Old Banjo

ARC unissued

16363- At The Ball

ARC unissued

SOUTHAMPTON SERENADERS

See Mayflower Serenaders.

SOUTHAMPTON SOCIETY ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle and Perfect for the following items listed in this book:­

PA 036171 Everything You Do (Nathan Glantz and his Orchestra)

036252 Ah-Ha! (California Ramblers)

036253 Suite 16 (Nathan Glantz and his Orchestra)

036264 Flag That Train (To Alabam') (Sam Lanin's Orchestra)

036264 If You Hadn't Gone Away (Lou Gold and his Orchestra)

036276 Both sides by the California Ramblers

036301 Both sides by Ben Selvin and his Orchestra

36643 Both sides by the Six Hottentots

Perfect 11477 Both sides by the Six Hottentots

14352 Everything You Do (Nathan Glantz and his Orchestra)

14395 Both sides by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra

14433 Ah-Ha! (California Ramblers)

14434 Suite 16 (Nathan Glantz and his Orchestra)

14445 Flag That Train (To Alabam') (Sam Lanin's Orchestra)

14445 If You Hadn't Gone Away (Lou Gold and his Orchestra)

14457 Both sides by the California Ramblers

14482 Both sides by Ben Selvin and his Orchestra

14824 Both sides by the Six Hottentots

2 male voices, one probably being Cow Cow Davenport (p accompanist). Richmond, IN, April 1, 1929.

14977 Lighthouse Blues

Gnt 6828, Ch 15734, Spt 9441, Var 6043

14980,-A Harmony Blues

Gnt unissued

14981-A Runnin' Wild

Gnt 6845, Ch 15755, Spt 9455

14988 It's Tight Like That

Gnt 6828, Spt 9531

14989-B Doodlin' Back

Gnt 6845, Ch 15734, Spt 4441

NOTE: Matrices 14978, 14979, 14983, and 14985 are by Cow Cow Davenport, q.v.­ 14982 14984 and 14987 are by Ivy Smith, q.v. Champion 15734 and 15755 as THE CHARLESTON BLUES TRIO; the reverse of Varsity 6043 is also labeled SOUTHERN BLUES SINGERS, but it is of no jazz interest.

SOUTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA

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

1285 Runnin' Wild (The Southland Six)

1340 When You Walked Out (The Ambassadors)

1342 I Ain't Never Had Nobody Crazy Over Me (The Broadway Syncopators)

1343 Two Time Dan (The Broadway Syncopators)

1654 Doodle Doo Doo (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra)

SOUTHERN DIXIE SYNCOPATORS

Pseudonym on Australian Arcadia for the following items listed in this book:­

2006 Ol' Man River (Castle Farms Serenaders)

2022 The Rainbow Man (The Rounders)

This is thought to be Jud Hill's Blue Devils, q.v., based on two occurrences of adjoining matrix numbers (see notes following the c. November 20 and c. November 26, 1925, sessions). Unknown c / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / ts / 2 p / bj / bb /

9506-A Craving

Gnt 3061

9507-A Suite "16" [sic]

Gnt 3061

New York, November 11, 1925.

9842 Forever (And Ever With You)

Gnt 3212

Gnt unissued

9844 Clap Hands! Here Comes Charley

Gnt 3198

9847 Someone's Stolen My Sweet Sweet Baby

Gnt 3212

9848 Rhythm Of The Day

Gnt 3199

9852-A Roll 'Em, Girls - vMW

Gnt 3199, Ch 15054, Duo B-5136, Gmn 1880

NOTE: Matrices 9850 and 9851 are by Jud Hill's Blue Devils, q.v., but the Gennett files show neither title nor artist for matrix 9849, merely the cryptic legend "Report to N.Y. what we [illegible] of this crazy number." Champion 15054 as DICK BEESON AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Duophone B-5136 as MONTEREY DANCE BAND; Guardsman 1880 as DICKSON'S DANCE BAND.

New York, November 24, 1925.

9866-A That Certain Party

Gnt 3204, Ch 15055, Aco G-16010, Bel 1079, Clm 1869, Duo B-5133, Gmn 1878

NOTE: Matrices 9867 / 9868 are by Jud Hill's Blue Devils. Champion 15055 as DICK BEESON AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Beltona 1079 as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Coliseum 1869 as MAYFIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Duophone B-5133 as LEAS DANCE ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 1878 as CABARET DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Jack Kaufman, v. New York, March 5, 1926.

X-26-A My Bundle Of Love - vJK

Gnt 3265

X-27 But I Do - You Know I Do - vJK

Gnt 3266, Buddy 8007, Ch 15094, Chg 145, Voc X-9826

X-28-A Goodnight (I'll See You In The Morning)

Gnt 3266, Ch 15074, Chg 146, Aco G-16034, Bel 1017, Clm 1909, Gmn 1929

NOTE: Champion 15074 as DICK BEESON AND HIS ORCHESTRA; 15094 as TRI-STATE DANCE RAMBLERS; Buddy 8007 as LONE STAR DANCE ORCH­ESTRA; Challenge 145 as TWIN CITY DANCE ORCHESTRA, 146 as THE ATLANTA SERENADERS; Beltona 1017 as SOUTHERN STATES DANCE ORCHESTRA; Coliseum 1909 as MARYLAND DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 1929 as SAN FRANCISCO DANCE ORCHESTRA; Vocalion

Unknown c / tb / cl / p / d. Long Island City, NY, c. December, 1922.

I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate

Oly / Melody / LaB 1410

The following title is said to feature good t / as / ts solos, and it is suggested it is a Fred Hall group, q.v. New York,

31315- Oh! You Have No Idea

Gds 113

SOUTHERN NIGHT HAWKS

Pseudonym on Canadian Crown for the following items listed in this book:

81048 Sam Lanin and his Orchestra

81061 Willie Creager and his Orchestra

81092 The Whoopee Makers

81143 Irving Mills and his Orchestra

81173 Adrian Schubert's Orchestra