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- STINKING SOCKS SERAPHIC DUO
- OCIE STOCKARD AND THE WANDERERS
- HARRY STODDARD ORCHESTRA
- STOKERS OF HADES
- FREDDIE STONE AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- CHARLEY STRAIGHT AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- STRAND ROOF ORCHESTRA
- STRAUNS PULLMAN PORTERS
- FRED SUGAR AND HIS SUGAR BABIES See Fred Hall and his Sugar Babies. JOE SULLIVAN
- PETE SULLIVAN AND HIS KING TASTE PILOTS
- SUNKIST SERENADERS See the New Orleans Blue Nine. SUNNY AND THE DCNS See Sonny Greer. SUNNY SOUTH DANCE ORCHESTRA
SAMMY STEWART SAMMY STEWART'S TEN KNIGHTS OF SYNCOPATION: Sammy Stewart, p, dir: Fats Robins, Eugene Hutt, t / Mance Worley, tb / Bill Stewart, Harley Washington, Roy Butler, cl, as, ts / Millard Robins, bsx / Paul Jordan, vn / Lawrence W. Dixon, bj / Dave Smallwood, d. Chicago, August, 1924. 1862-2 Manda Pm 20340, Bwy / Cvl / Lyra 11404, Pur 11340 1863-1-2 My Man Rocks Me Pm 20340, Bwy / Cvl / Lyra 11404, Pur 11340 NOTE: Broadway / Lyratone 11404 as GOLDEN GATE ORCHESTRA; Carnival, 11404 as BROADWAY MELODY MAKERS. SAMMY STEWART AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Same as above. Chicago, September, 1924. 1891-1-2 Copenhagen Pm 20359, 14003, Pur 11359 Sammy Stewart, p, dir: George Dixon, Leon Scott, t / Kenneth Stewart, tb / Bill Stewart, Frank Fowler, as / Paul Tyler, ts / Ed Carry, bj / Mance Worley, sb / Dave Smallwood, d. Chicago, September 6, 1928. C-2302- 'Cause I Feel Low Down - v Voc 15724 C-2303-A-B 'Cause I Feel Low Down Voc unissued C-2304- Ol' Man River Voc 15724 Ikey Robinson, v. Chicago, September 20, 1928. C-2328-A-B Wob-A-Ly Walk Voc unissued C-2329-A-B Skadatin-Dee - vIR Voc unissued C-2330-A-B Louder And Funnier Voc unissued Chicago, October 3, 1928. C-2390-B Crazy Rhythm Voc 15734 C-2391-A Wob-A-Ly Walk Voc 15734 Chicago, November 9, 1928. C-2545-A-B-C Somebody Stole My Gal Voc unissued JACK STILLMAN All of Jack Stillman's output except waltzes are listed below, although not all are of equal merit as hot dance music. JACK STILLMAN'S (ORIOLE) ORCHESTRA: Jack Stillman, t, dir: t / tb / Nathan Glantz, as / cl, as, f / ts / vn on some sessions / p / bj / bb / d. New York, November 25, 1924. 9870 Tomorrow's Another Day - v Ed 51451 9871 That's My Girl - v Ed 51451 Vernon Dalhart, v. New York, December 17, 1924. 9909 Nobody Knows What A Red Head Mama Can Do - vVD Ed 51471 9910 Let Me Be The First To Kiss You Good Morning (And The Last To Kiss You Goodnight) Ed 51468 New York, January 12, 1925. 9938 Lucky Kentucky - v Ed 51487 9939 Show Me The Way - v Ed 51486 Arthur Hall, v. New York, February 17, 1925. 10207 Florida - vAH Ed 51521, Amb 5004 10208 When You Do What You Do - vVD Ed 51509
New York, March 19, 1925. 10264 Let It Rain - vVD Ed unissued 10265 Whistle - vVD Ed 51531 New York, April 1, 1925. 10264 Let It Rain - vVD Ed 51537
10289 Toddle Along Ed 51537
10290 Little Peach Ed 51538 New York, May, 1925. Sweet Georgia Brown Bell 368 You're My Baby Bell 368 JACK STILLMAN'S ORIOLES: Same. New York, c. August 21, 1925. 106210 Mr. Cooler Hot PA 36304, Per 14485 106211 Charleston Of The Evening PA 36305, Per 14486 106212 Feeling Blue PA 36311, Per 14492 106213 Give Me PA 36307, Per 14488 JACK STILLMAN'S ORIOLE ORCHESTRA: Same as above. New York, October 5, 1925. 6207-2 Mr. Cooler Hot Or 499 6208-1-2 Any Blues Or 494 6209-2 Give Me (Your Heart) Or 498 NOTE: Oriole 494 as JACK STILLMAN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. JACK STILLMAN'S ORIOLES: New York, c. October 13, 1925. 106305? Go Away And Don't Come Back PA 36329, Per 14510 106306 Wish I Was A Cradle Baby PA 36323, Per 14504 106307 Hip! Hip! PA 36327, Per 14508 106308 Were You Then? PA 36326, Per 14507 JACK STILLMAN'S ORIOLE ORCHESTRA: Same. New York, c. October 29, 1925. 9791 Cooler Hot Gnt 3181, Ch 15051 9792 Any Blues (Is Good Enough For Me) Gnt 3183, Ch 15053 9793 Give Me Your Heart Gnt 3175, Ch 15052 NOTE: Champion 15051, 15052, and 15053 as SILENT JOE AND HIS BOYS. JACK STILLMAN'S ORIOLES: Same. New York, c. November, 1925. I Wish't I Was In Peoria - v Bell 382
I "Wanna" Go Where You Go, Do What You Do, Then I'll Be Happy - v Bell 382
"Irving Post," v. New York, c. November, 1925. 2331-1 I Wonder Where My BabyTonight? - v"IP" Pm 20423 2332-2 Dream Pal - v"IP" Pm 20424, Pur 11424 2333-1 I'm Gonna Charleston Back To Charleston - v"IP" Pm 20423 NOTE: IRVING POST is normally a pseduonym for Franklyn Baur, but it is not certain he performs on these sides. THE STILLMAN CLUB ORCHESTRA: Same. New York, c. December 24, 1925. 9915-B Go Away And Don't Come Back Gnt 3226, Ch 15072, Chg 362 9916 Where Were You Then? Gnt 3233 9917-A Charleston Of The Evening Gnt 3237, Ch 15072 NOTE: Champion 15072 as JACK O'NEIL'S ORCHESTRA, Chg 362 as JACK STILLMAN & HIS GANG. STILLMAN'S ORIOLES: Same. New York, c. December 26, 1925. 106507 A Country Girl Like You PA 36371, Per 14552 106508 I Found You, I Want You PA 36368, Per 14549 106509 If I Were You PA 36369, Per 14550 106510 What A Bird, What A Girl PA 36370, Per 14551 JACK STILLMAN'S ORIOLE ORCHESTRA: Same; Arthur Hall, v. New York, c. December, 1925. 2356-1-2 Roll 'Em, Girls - vAH Pm 20427, Pur 11427, Sil 3501 2357-1 If I Had A Girl Like You - vAH Pm 20429, Pur 11429, Sil 3503 2358-1-2 Clap Hands, Here Comes Charley! - vAH Pm 20427, Pur 11427, Sil 3501 JACK STILLMAN'S ORCHESTRA: Same. New York, January 8, 1926. 10758 Dreaming Of A Castle In The Air Ed 51679 10759 Love Bound Ed 51679 New York, January 25, 1926. 10790 Song Of The Flame - v Ed unissued 10791 Looking For A Boy Ed 51687 JACK STILLMAN'S ORIOLE ORCHESTRA: Same; Frank Bessinger, v. New York, c. January, 1926. 2412-2 Behind The Clouds - vFB Pm 20436 THE STILLMAN CLUB ORCHESTRA: Same. New York, c. February 1, 1926. 9956 Lantern Of Love - vFB Gnt 3244, Ch 15068, Bel 1184 9957 Mysterious Eyes Gnt 3244, 3275, Bel 1014, Clm 1911 NOTE: Champion 15068 as SOUTH SHORE MELODY BOYS; Beltona 1014 as SOUTHERN STATES DANCE BAND; 1184 as SUNNY SOUTH DANCE ORCHESTRA; Coliseum 1911 as MAYFIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA. JACK STILLMAN'S ORCHESTRA: Same. New York, February 5, 1926. 10790 Song Of The Flame Ed 51696, Amb 5139 10816 Blinky Moon Bay - vAH Ed 51697, Amb 5145 New York, March 2, 1926. 10860 Wait Till Tomorrow Night Ed 51710 STILLMAN'S ORIOLES: Same. New York, c. March 11, 1926. 106707 Rainy Day PA 36410, Per 14591 106708 Along The Lane In Spain PA 36412, Per 14593 106709 Come On And Do Your Red Hot Business PA 36465, Per 14646 106710 I'm Blue Because Of You PA 36448, 11217, Per 14629 JACK STILLMAN'S ORCHESTRA: Same. New York, March 29, 1926. 10897 Burgundy Ed 51726 10898 For Heaven's Sake Ed 51726 Arthur Fields, v. New York, April 13, 1926. 10922 Somebody's Lonely Ed 51734
10923 Roses - vAF Ed 51734, Amb 5161 New York, April 20, 1926. 10935 Lulu Belle Ed 51738 STILLMAN'S ORIOLES: Same; Ernest Hare, v. New York, c. April 24, 1926. 106834 Tonight's My Night With Baby - vEH PA 36443, 11191, Per 14624 106835 Who'd Be Blue?- vEH PA 36456, 11191, Per 14637, Gra 9230 106836 Talking To The Moon PA 36440, 11217, P 1970, Per 14621 106837 Blue Bonnet (You Make Me Feel Blue) - vEH PA 36441, Per 14622 NOTE: Grafton 9230 as WINDSOR ORCHESTRA. JACK STILLMAN'S ORCHESTRA: Same; Bud Kennedy, v. New York, May 18, 1926. 10987 My Darling - vBK Ed 51760
10988 Valentine Ed 51768 JACK STILLMAN'S ORIOLE ORCHESTRA: Same; Harry Jockin, v. New York, May, 1926. 2506-1 Say It Again - vHJ Pm 20443, Bwy 1001, Pur 11443 2507- Oh, You Lulu Belle - vHJ Pm 20446, Bwy 1004, Pur 11446 2508-1 Lingering Lips - vHJ Pm 20443, Bwy 1001, Pur 11443 STILLMAN'S ORIOLES: Same. New York, c. June 25, 1926. 106953 In My Heart PA 36476, Per 14657 106954 Thinking Of You PA 36479, Per 14660 106955 Nothing But Love PA 36473, Per 14654 106956 Twilight And You PA 36474, Per 14655 JACK STILLMAN'S ORIOLE ORCHESTRA: Same; Arthur Hall, v. New York, c. June, 1926. 2568- Blue Bonnet (You Make Me Feel Blue) - vAH Pm 20455, Bwy 1013, Pur 11455, Max 1570 STILLMAN'S ORIOLES: Same. New York, c. July 12, 1926. 106987-B I Need You (You Need Me) PA 36496, Per 14677, Apex 790, St/Leo 23075 Alice PA 36495, Per 14676 NOTE: Apex and Starr/Leo as STILLMAN'S ORCHESTRA. JACK STILLMAN'S ORCHESTRA: Same. New York, October 4, 1926. GEX-308-A Faustine Gnt 3407
JACK STILLMAN'S ORIOLES: Same. New York, c. October, 1926. If Tears Could Bring You Back To Me - v Em 3081, Bell 457 Gone Again Gal - v Em 3082, Bell 457 New York, c. January, 1927. High, High, High Up In The Hills - v Em 3103
My Little Bunch Of Happiness - v Em 3106
STILLMAN'S ORIOLES: Same; Les Rockwell, v. New York, c. February 22, 1927. 107396-A Roses For Remembrance - vLR PA 36608, 11357, Per 14789 107397 Hello! Little Girl (Of My Dreams) - vLR PA 36606, Per 14787 NOTE: All except PathéActuelle 1357 as THE ROYAL TROUBADOURS. Joe Sherman, v. New York, c. February, 1927. Coronado Nights - vJS PA 36695, Per 14776
Pseudonym on XX 10 for Johnny Dodds, q.v., acc. by Tiny Parham. BERT STOCK AND HIS ORCHESTRA Instrumentation and personnel unknown apart from Doc Mayers, Paul Dillon, v; included in view of the possibilities suggested by the titles. New York, November, 1929. GEX-2526-B Turn On The Heat - vDM Gnt 7059, Ch 15886, Spt 9585 GEX-2527-B Honeysuckle Rose - vPD Gnt 7059, Ch 15932, Spt 9585 GEX-2528-A 'Tain't No Sin (To Dance Around In Your Bones) - vPD Gnt 7075, Ch 15886, GS 30047 NOTE: Champion 15886 and 15932 as BENNY BENSON'S ORCHESTRA.
Although this popular Texan Western swing band sometimes offered good solos, its general style and repertoire was not such that it merits inclusion here. See Cary Ginell and Kevin Coffey's Discography of Western Swing and Hot String Bands for a detailed listing of their output. HARRY STODDARD ORCHESTRA Of the six titles by this band issued on Emerson, in 1923, the following are of some interest as jazz. Harry Stoddard, p, dir: t / tb. / as, vn / as, ts, bar / vn / bj / bb / d. New York, c. Apri1, 1923. 42376-2 I Ain't Never Had Nobody Crazy Over Me Em 10626, Aus A-80 42377-1 Long-Lost Mama Em 10626, Aus A-102 NOTE: Australs are anonymous. STOKERS OF HADES Pseudonym on Columbia and Parlophone for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra, q.v. THE STOMP SIX Muggsy Spanier, c / Guy Carey, tb / Volly de Faut, cl / Mel Stitzel, p / Joe Gish, bb / Ben Pollack, d. Chicago, c. July, 1925. 828 Why Can't It Be Poor Little Me? [sic] Auto 626, Re 5, Tem R-16 829 Everybody Loves My Baby Auto 626, Re 5, Tem R-16 THE STOMPIN' SIX Sonny Clay, p, dir: Ernest Coycault, t / William B. Woodman, Sr., tb / Leonard Davidson, cl, ss, ts / Louis Dodd, bj, as / Willie McDaniels, d, k. Los Angeles, c. May, 1925. 673 Jimtown Blues Sunset 1098 676 Roamin' Around Sunset 1098 678 Down And Out Blues Sunset 1099 679 Creole Blues Sunset 1099
Pseudonym on Vocalion 15885 for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v. JESSE STONE JESSE STONE AND HIS BLUE SERENADERS: Jesse Stone, p, a, dir: Albert Hinton, Slick Jackson, t / Druie Bess, tb / Jack Washington, as, bar / Glenn Hughes, as / Elmer Burch, ts / Silas Cluke, bj / Pete Hassel, bb / Max Wilkinson, d. St. Louis, April 27, 1927. 80761-C Starvation Blues OK 8471
80762-A-B-C In Susie's Basement OK unissued 80763-A Boot To Boot OK 8471
80764-A-B Shufflin' Blues OK unissued LEW STONE Lew Stone was one one of Britain's finest dance-music arrangers, and his was one of the most famous bands of the 1930s and the war years. The following titles are all known to be of jazz interest, and short solos of the same kind can be heard on many others made under Lew Stone's direction. LEWIS STONE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Lew Stone, p, a, dir: Sylvester Ahola, Max Goldberg, t / ? Tony Thorpe, tb / Arthur Lally, cl, as, bar / ? Joe Crossman, cl, as / ts / Tony Hill, bj / bb / d. Golders Green, London, September 27, 1929. DF-27-1 Breakaway Duo F-2012 LEW STONE AND THE MONSEIGNEUR BAND . Lew Stone, a, dir: Alfie Noakes, t / Nat Gonella, t, v / Joe Ferrie, Lew Davis, tb / Joe Crossman, Jim Easton, Ernest Ritte, cl, as, bar / Harry Berly, cl, ts, oc, vl / Eddie Carroll, p / Bill Herbert, g / Tiny Winters, sb, v / Bill Harty, d / Al Bowlly, v. London, November 29, 1932. GB-5261-2 Junk Man Blues - vAB-NG&ch / aLS Dec F-3313 GB-5263-2 My Woman - vAB / aLS Dec F-3313 Harry Sherman, g, replaces Herbert. London, August 1, 1933. TB-1017-1 Lazy Rhythm - aLS Dec F-3644, 656 Con Lamprecht, a. London, September 15, 1933. TB-1068-2 Blue Prelude - vAB / aLS-CL Dec F-3675 TB-1070-3 Snowball - vNG Dec F-3675 London, October 24, 1933. TB-1098-1 Nagasaki - vNG / aLS-CL Dec F-3821, 496, Pan 25709 Stanley Black, a. London, November 3, 1933. GB-6278-1-2 Blue Jazz - aLS-SB Dec F-3782, 487, Pan 25743 GB-6279-1 White Jazz - aSB Dec F-3782, 487, Pan 25690 Monia Liter, p, replaces Carroll; Eddie Freeman, g, replaces Sherman; Paul Fenoulhet, a. London, January 9, 1934. GB-6473-3 Tiger Rag Dec F-3839, 510 GB-6475-2 Canadian Capers, aPF Dec F-3839, 510, Pan 25743 LEW STONE AND HIS BAND at the Monseigneur Restaurant, London: Lew Stone, a, dir: Alfie Noakes, t / Nat Gonella, t, v / Joe Ferrie, Lew Davis, tb / Joe Crossman, Ernest Ritte, cl as, bar / Harry Berly, cl, ts, oc, vl / Monia Liter, p / Harry Sherman, g / Tiny Winters, sb, v / Bill Harty, d / Stanley Black, a. London, March 16, 1934. TB-1131-2 Milenberg Joys Dec F-3953, 510, Pan 25690 TB-1132-1 The Call Of The Freaks - aLS Dec F-3953, 510 London, March 23, 1934. TB-1159-1 It's Psychological - vAB / aLS Dec unissued London, April 24, 1934. TB-1207-2 Garden Of Weed Dec F-5271, 361 London, April 25, 1934. TB-1213-2 That's A Plenty - aSB Dec F-5271 361, Pan 25709, Super B-7034 NOTE: Super B-7034 as DANCE BAND. Stanley Black, p, a, replaces Liter; Stan Bowsher, a (SBo). London, August 1, 1934. TB-1436-2 I Hate Myself (For Being So Mean To You)- vTW / aSBo Dec F-5143 TB-1437-2 Out For No Good - vTW / aSB Dec F-5143 London, August 3, 1934. TB-1434-1 As Long As I Live - vAB / aLS Dec F-5132 LEW STONE AND HIS BAND: As last, but Don Macaffer, tb, replaces Davis; Albert Harris, g, replaces Sherman; Jock Jacobson, d, replaces Harty; Gonella, Macaffer, Crossman, Ritte, Berly, Harris, Winters and Jacobson only*. London, December 28, 1934. CAR-3143-1 Solitude - aLS RZ MR-1561, Gl GZ-3053 CAR-3144-1 *I Ain't Got Nobody - vTW RZ MR-1561, Gl GZ-3053
Piano solos. Chicago, April 27, 1927. C-837; E-22822 Michigan City Blues Voc unissued C-838; E-22823 My Heart Blues Voc unissued CHARLEY STRAIGHT AND HIS ORCHESTRA The following records by this Chicago dance orchestra are of interest as jazz or hot dance music. There may be others of similar quality, but those examined do not suggest a strong likelihood. Charley Straight, p, dir: Gene Caffarelli, c / ? Guy Carey, tb / cl, as, vn / Wally Preissing, ts / Leo Murphy, vn / Frank Sylvano, bj / Ike Williams, bb / Bob Conselman, d. Chicago, June, 1923. 1445-3 Buddy's Habits Pm 20244, Cx 40244, Nat 12244, Pur 11244, Tri 11270 1446-1-2 Henpecked Blues Pm 20244, Cx 40244, Nat 12244, Pur 11244 Chicago, September, 1923. 1505-2 Arkansas Mule Pm 20264, Cx 40264, Pur 11264 1511-2-3 Bathing Beauty Blues Pm 20264, Bwy / Pur 11312, Cx 40264, Pur 11264 NOTE: Some copies of Paramount 20264 show title for 1511 as GET OVER DIRTY BLUES. Chicago, October, 1923. 1542-1-3 Sweet Henry (The Pride Of Tennessee) Pm 20271, Bwy 11307, Hg 862, Pur 11271 1543-2-3 Easy Melody Pm 20271, Hg 862, Pur 11271 Chicago, December, 1923. 1616-2 My Sunflower Maid Pm 20291, Hg 889, Pur 11291 1617-1 Forgetful Blues Pm 20291, Hg 889, Pur 11291 NOTE: Claxtonola 40244, 40264, Puritan 11244, 11271, and 11291 as FRISCO SYNCOPATORS; Broadway 11312 and Puritan 11264 as MANHATTAN IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA; Harmograph 889 as HARMOGRAPH DANCE ORCHESTRA. Charley Straight, p, dir: Gene Caffarelli and another, c / Randall Miller, tb / Bob Strong, mel, cl, as, vn / Frank Stoddard, cl, as / Dale Skinner, cl, ts / Frank Sylvano, bj / Joe Gish, bb / Don Morgan, d / Hannah and Dorothea Williams, v. Chicago, March 10, 1926. E-18371 / 72 What A Man!- vHW-DW Br 3136, A-147 E-18374 / 76 Hi-Diddle-Diddle - vHW-DW Br 3136, A-147 Chicago, May 28, 1926. C-325; E-3313; Deep Henderson E-19403 Br 3224 C-326; E-3314; Minor Gaff E-19404 Voc 15388 C-328; E-3316; Hobo's Prayer E-19406 Br 3224, Voc 15388 NOTE: Vocalion 15388 as TENNESSEE TOOTERS. Charley Straight, p, dir: Gene Caffarelli and another, c / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / cl, ts / Frank Sylvano, bj, v / ub / d. Chicago, May 23, 1928. C-1966- Too Busy! - vFS Br 3945, 3839 C-1966-G Too Busy! Br A-7792 NOTE: This is not the recording of TOO BUSY recalled by Rex Downing in the July-August, 1956, issue of Record Research, p.5, as being made by this orchestra, including himself on trombone and Bix Beiderbecke on cornet. Perhaps some unissued record was made under Charley Straight's direction during early July, 1928, when the Paul Whiteman Orchestra, with Bix, was playing an engagement in Chicago.
Mary Straine's first known recording was an uncredited backing vocal as part of the "congregation" on Bert Williams' 1919 comic sketch, ELDER EATMORE'S SERMON ON GENEROSITY (Columbia A6141), of no jazz interest. Vocal, acc. by Joseph Smith's Jazz Band: Joe Smith, c / ? George Brashear, tb / Clarence Robinson, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p. Long Island City, NY, c. June, 1922. Ain't Got Nothing Blues BS 14115, Pm 12132 ? Ralph Escudero, bb, added. Long Island City, NY, c. August, 1922. I Wish I Could Shimmy (Like My Sister Kate) BS 14123, Pm 12149 The Last Go Round Blues BS 14123, Pm 12149 Acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. Long Island City, NY, c. Apri1, 1923. Chirpin' The Blues BS 14150, Maj / Oly 1522, Pm 12150 Downhearted Blues BS 14150, Maj / Oly 1522, Pm 12150 NOTE: Majestic / Olympic 1522 as PEARL HARRIS. STRAND ROOF ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Domino 3456 (PRINCE OF WAILS) for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra, q.v. ELLIS STRATAKOS AND HIS HOTEL JUNG ORCHESTRA Ellis Stratakos, tb, dir: John Hyman (Wiggs), Howard Reed, c / John Reininger, Joe Loyacano, as, one doubling bsx / Eddie Powers, ts / vn / Joe Wolf, p / Fred Loyacano, g, v / Dave Fridge, bb / Von Gammon, d. New Orleans, March, 1929. NO-132- A Precious Little Thing Called Love - vFL Voc 15792 NO-133- Weary River - vFL Voc 15792 STRAUN'S PULLMAN PORTERS Nathan Glantz, as, dir: 2 t / tb / cl / ts / p / bj / bb / d / Chick Straun, v. New York, c. March 24, 1925. 9414-A Casey Jones - vCS Gnt 3005
New York, c. April 5, 1925. 9442 A Hot Time In The Old Town Gnt 3005
Piano solos. New York, September 26, 1933. 265139-2 Honeysuckle Rose Col 2876-D, DO-1123, UHCA 32, Par R-1686, PZ-11114, Od OR-1686 265140-2 Gin Mill Blues Col 2876-D, DO-1123, UHCA 31, Par R-1686, Od OR-1686 265141-2 Little Rock Getaway Par R-2006, A-3908, UHCA 33 265142-2 Onyx Bringdown Col 2925-D, Par R-2006, UHCA 34 NOTE: UHCA 31 / 32 are coupled.
Instrumentation and personnel unknown. New York (?), c. August, 1928. Missouri Squabble Capital 752 ANNIE SUMMERFORD Vocal, acc. by Eddie Heywood's Black Bottom Ramblers: ? Harry Cooper, t / tb / Eddie Heywood, p / ? Bernard Addison, bj. Atlanta, c. August 29, 1924. 8739-A 'Fo Day Blues OK 8174
8740-A Low Down Blues OK 8174
SUNKIST SERENADERS See the New Orleans Blue Nine. SUNNY AND THE D'C'NS See Sonny Greer. SUNNY SOUTH DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Beltona for the following items listed in this book: 309 Sittin' In A Corner (The Broadway Syncopators) 978 Kentucky's Way Of Saying "Good Morning" (Bailey's Lucky Seven) 1113 St. Louis Hop (Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra) 1113 On The Riviera (The Vagabonds) 1120 In A Little Garden (Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra) 1133 Looking At The World Through Rose Coloured Glasses (The Vagabonds) 1184 Lantern Of Love (Jack Stillman's Orioles) 1299 Vo-Do-Do-De-O Blues (California Ramblers) SUNSET BAND The following, reported by Mark Berresford, appears on an unbranded test pressing bearing blank-side-out Puritan labels. Possibly: Carroll Dickerson, vn, dir. unknown personnel which may include Freddy Keppard, c / Buster Bailey, cl / Rudy Jackson, ts. Rodeheaver studio, Chicago, c. late 1922 - early 1923. 964 Wolverine Stomp Test; Frog DGF28 (CD) 968 Ivy
Test; Frog DGF28 (CD) SUNSET DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Champion for the following items listed in this book: 15038 High Society (Naylor's Seven Aces) 15067 After I Say I'm Sorry (Bailey's Lucky Seven) SUNSET SYNCOPATORS Instrumentation and personnel unknown. Los Angeles, c. August, 1925. 334 Copenhagen Hwd 1050
337 That's My Girl Hwd 1050
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