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THE SUNSHINE BOYS Joe Mooney, p, cel, v / Dan Mooney, v, acc. by vn / g. New York, March 8, 1929. 148050-1-2-3 My Troubles Are Over Col unissued 148051-1-2-3 Huggable, Kissable You Col unissued Tubular bells added. New York, March 20, 1929. 148050-6 My Troubles Are Over Col 1790-D, 5448 148051-5 Huggable, Kissable You Col 1790-D, 5448 Acc. by Tommy Dorsey, tb / Dick McDonough, g. New York, April 27, 1929. 148386-1-2 I'm Crooning A Tune About June Col unissued New York, May 6, 1929. 148386-3 I'm Crooning a Tune About June Col 1834-D, 5524 148417-3 Do Something Col 1834-D, 5524 Acc. by vn / g. New York, August 29, 1929. 148952-4 It's Unanimous Now Col 1963-D, 5718 148953-2 That's Where You Come In Col 1963-D Acc. by vn / Carl Kress, g. New York, December 10, 1929. 149703-3 Does My Baby Love Me? (Nobody But Me) Col 2075-D, DB-89 149704-3 I Have To Have You Col 2075-D, DB-89 Unknown vib. added*. New York, August 25, 1930. 150730-3 I Like A Little Girl Like That Col DB-345 150731-1-2-3 *It Seems To Be Spring Col unissued New York, September 12, 1930. 150730-4-5-6 I Like A Little Girl Like That Col unissued 150731-5 *It Seems To Be Spring Col 2303-D, DB-345, J-1044 New York, September 26, 1930 150730-9 I Like A Little Girl Like That Col 2303-D, J-1044 Acc. by Tommy Dorsey, tb / Dick McDonough, g. New York, February 20, 1931. E-36116- Would You Like To Take A Walk? Mt M-12103, Pan 25018, P-12103, Mf WB-2006 E-36117- When I Take My Sugar To Tea Mt M-12103, Spt S-2205, Emb E-128, Pan 25018, P-12103, Mf WB-2006 NOTE: This session originally as THE SUNSHINE BOYS on the recording sheet, which was later altered to THE MELOTONE BOYS (as credited on Melotone M-12103). Supertone S-2205 as THE MANDEL SISTERS; Panachord P-12103 as THE PANACHORD BOYS; Mayfair WB-2006 as THE HARMONY TWINS; Embassy E-128 as DESMOND DUO. New York, April 14, 1931. E-36468- Mary Jane Mt M-12159, Pan 25038 E-36469- Boy! Oh Boy! Oh Boy! I've Got It Bad Mt M-12159, Pan 25038 NOTE: Melotone as THE MELOTONE BOYS; Panachord as THE PANACHORD BOYS. Acc. by by Hymie Wolfson, ts / Dick McDonough, g / sb. New York, June 30, 1931. 151657-1 I'm Keeping Company Col 2489-D, DB-609 151658-2 Take It From Me (I'm Taking To You) Col 2489-D, DB-609
Unknown c / tb / cl / p / d (as anonymous "Jazz Band" in Ed Kirkeby's diary). New York, April 18, 1922. 20146-3 Virginia Blues Arto 9144, Bell P-144, Globe 7144 20147-2 Georgia Bell P-144 New York, May 2, 1922. 20147-5 Georgia Arto 9144, Bell P-144, Globe 7144
? Bob Pope, c / cl, as / pac / bj / ? Arthur Layfield, d. Chicago, c. March, 1925. 751 Jimtown Blues Auto (unnumbered) 754 Oh! That Sweet In Suite 16 Auto (unnumbered) NOTE: The above titles are coupled. Unknown pac doubles p; unknown as / bb added. Chicago, c. July, 1925. 834 South Bound Auto 625
835-2 When My Sugar Walks Down The Street Auto 625
SUPERTONE DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Supertone for the following items listed in this book: S-2186 Red Nichols and his Orchestra S-2191 Red Nichols and his Orchestra S-2207 Casa Loma Orchestra
The following title by this popular British radio personality is of interest for its accompaniment. Vocal, acc. by Max Goldberg, t / as / George Clarkson, ts / Norman Cole, vn / Billy Thorburn, p / Bert Thomas or Dave Thomas, bj / Harry Evans, bb / Jack Kosky, d. London, c. March 27, 1929. 1179-3 There Ain't No Sweet Man Dn A-104
Instrumentation and personnel unknown aside from Ken Macomber, a. New York, February 19, 1929. E-29173-A-B Sunflower Blues - v Voc test
E-29174-A-B Windy City Wobble - v Voc test
NOTE: The Brunswick recording sheet states that this session was held for the Vocalion race series. New York, April 12, 1929 E-29637 It Feels So Good Voc unissued SWANEE SWINGERS Pseudonym on Decca 1022 for Isham Jones' Juniors, q.v. WILBUR SWEATMAN WILBUR SWEATMAN AND HIS BAND: Wilbur Sweatman, cl, dir: Charlie Minor, t / Dave Johnson tb / Laiph Mason, p / __ Newton, bb / George Reeves, d. Minneapolis, c. 1903-1904. Maple Leaf Rag (Scott Joplin) Cylinder made for the Metropolitan Music Store and possibly issued by the store in limited numbers WILBUR S. SWEATMAN: Clarinet solos, acc. by studio orchestra (as EMERSON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA on some issues): t / tb / as / p / bj. New York, c. December, 1916. 1200-1 My Hawaiian Sunshine Em 5166 (5½") 2375-1 My Hawaiian Sunshine Em 7120 (7") Acc. by M. Franklin's String Trio (as EMERSON STRING TRIO on some issues): Malvin Franklin, p, with vn / vc. New York, c. December, 1916. 1202-1 Down Home Rag Em 5163 (5½") 2377-1 Down Home Rag Em 7161 (7'') WILBUR SWEATMAN AND HIS JASS BAND: Wilbur Sweatman, cl, dir: Vess Williams, Piccolo Jones, as / __ Minton, ts / Charlie Thorpes, bar / Frank Withers, bsx, as. New York, c. March, 1917. 66030 Dance And Grow Thin P 20147
66031 I Wonder Why P 20145, Crescent 10058, Op 4109, World 397 66032 Boogie Rag P 20147, Emp 6219 66033 Joe Turner Blues P 20167, 1046 66037 A Bag Of Rags P 20167, 1046 66096 Dancing An American Rag P 20145
NOTE: Crescent 10058 as WEATMAN'S JAZZ BAND; Operaphone 4109 and World 397 as TEXAS JASS BAND. WILBUR SWEATMAN'S ORIGINAL JASS BAND: Wilbur Sweatman, cl, dir. probably a similar group. New York, June 13, 1917. 61703-1; Unknown titles 61704-1 Col tests New York, August 17, 1917. 61704-2 Unknown title Col test
WILBUR SWEATMAN'S ORIGINAL JAZZ BAND: Wilbur Sweatman, cl, dir: William Hicks, t / Arthur Reeves, tb / Dan Parish, p / Romy Jones, bb / Henry Bowser, d. New York, March 29, 1918. 77740-2 Regretful Blues Col A-2548, 2908 77741-1-2 Everybody's Crazy 'Bout The Doggone Blues, But I'm Happy Col A-2548, 2908 New York, c. March, 1918. Everybody's Crazy 'Bout The Doggone Blues, But I'm Happy LW 851 (5") Regretful Blues LW 852 (5") NOTE: These issues as JAZZ BAND. WILBUR SWEATMAN'S JAZZ ORCHESTRA: Jones omitted. New York, May 28, 1918. 77856-3 The Darktown Strutters' Ball (intro: I'm Sorry I Made You Cry) Col A-2596 77857-3 Goodbye Alexander (intro: Oh! Frenchy) Col A-2596 Wilbur Sweatman, cl, dir: William Hicks, t / Major Jackson, tb / Dan Parish, p / Henry Bowser, d. New York, June 14, 1918. 77889-2-3 Indianola (intro: Those Draftin' Blues) Col A-2611 WILBUR SWEATMAN'S ORIGINAL JAZZ BAND New York, June 25, 1918. 77924-1-3 Oh! You La! La! (intro: I Want Him Back Again) Col A-2611 Romy Jones, bb, added. New York, August 16, 1918. 78000-1 Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody Col A-2645 78001-1 Those Draftin' Blues (intro: Somebody's Done Me Wrong) Col A-2645 New York, August 21, 1918. 78016-3 Has Anybody Seen My Corinne? (intro: Down On Bull Frogs' Isle / Livery Stable Blues) Col A-2663 New York, c. August, 1918. Has Anybody Seen My Corinne? LW 1039 (5") NOTE: This issue as JAZZ BAND. New York, October 4, 1918. 78096-1 Dallas Blues (intro: At The Funny-Page Ball / Lovin' (I Can't Live Without It)) Col A-2663 New York, c. October, 1918. Dallas Blues LW 996 (5") NOTE: This issue as JAZZ BAND. New York, December 4, 1918. 78191-2 Ringtail Blues Col A-2682 78192-1 Bluin' The Blues Col A-2682 New York, c. December, 1918. Ringtail Blues LW 1041 (5") NOTE: This issue as JAZZ BAND. Arthur Briggs, t, replaces Hicks; unknown, C-m, added. New York, January 17, 1919. 78255-2-3 Rainy Day Blues Col A-2707 78256-1-2-3 Ja-Da (Ja-Da, Ja-Da, Jing, Jing, Jing) Col unissued Sax omitted. New York, February 5, 1919. 78256-4 Ja-Da (Ja-Da, Ja-Da, Jing, Jing, Jing) Col A-2707 78291-1-2-3 Lonesome Road (intro: Salvation Blues (A Camp Meetin' Croon)) Col unissued 78292-2-3 A Good Man Is Hard To Find (intro: Sweet Child) Col A-2721, LaB AL-5040 NOTE: LaBelle AL-5040 is anonymous, with labels pasted over the Columbia originals. New York, c. February, 1919. A Good Man Is Hard To Find LW 1091 (5") Lonesome Road LW 1092 (5") MOTE: These issues as JAZZ BAND. New York, February 8, 1919. 78294-1 That's Got 'Em Col A-2721, LaB AL-5040 NOTE: LaBelle AL-5040 is anonymous, with labels pasted over the Columbia originals. Unknown ts added; Jones omitted. New York, March 24, 1919. 78366-2-3 Kansas City Blues Col A-2768 78367-2 Slide, Kelly, Slide Col A-2775 New York, c. March, 1919. Kansas City Blues LW 1192 (5") NOTE: This issue as JAZZ BAND. Wilbur Sweatman, cl, dir: Russell Smith, t / Arthur Reeves, tb / Dan Parish, p / Walter Gray bj, g / Arnold Ford, Arthur Shaw, Arthur Gray, banjolines / Henry Bowser, d. New York, March 31, 1919. 78373-2 I'll Say She Does (intro: 'N' Everything) Col A-2752 78374-2 Lucille Col A-2752 New York, c. March-April, 1919. Lucille LW 1169 (5") NOTE: This issue as JAZZ BAND. Wilbur Sweatman, cl, dir: Russell Smith, t / Arthur Reeves, tb / Bobby Lee, p / Romy Jones, bb / Henry Bowser, d. New York, July 22, 1919. 78588-1-2-3 Hello, Hello! Col unissued New York, September 24, 1919. 78588-4-5-7 Hello, Hello! Col A-2818, LaB AL-5060 78692-3 I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None O' This Jellyroll (intro: Just Leave It To Me) Col A-2818, LaB AL-5060 NOTE: LaBelle AL-5060 is anonymous, with labels pasted over the Columbia originals. Walter Gray (?), bj, added. New York, June 10, 1920. 79243-1-2-3 In Gay Havana Col unissued 79257-2 But (intro: "Tiddle-Dee" Winks) Col A-2994 Wilbur Sweatman, cl, dir: Russell Smith, t / Arthur Reeves, tb / Dan Parish, p / Romy Jones, bb / Henry Bowser, d. New York, June 15, 1920. 79277-1-2-3 Think Of Me Little Daddy (intro: I'm Going Back To My Used To Be) Col unissued 79278-1-2-3 Sunbeams (intro: Rose Of Bagdad, I Love You So) Col unissued 79279-1-2 Su Ez Za Col unissued New York, June 23, 1920. 79277-4 Think Of Me Little Daddy (intro: I'm Going Back To My Used To Be) Col A-2994 79297-1-2-3 Never Let No One Man Worry Your Mind (intro: I'm Gonna Jazz My Way Right Straight Thru' Paradise) Col unissued 79298-1-2-3 Pee Gee Blues Col unissued WILBUR SWEATMAN AND HIS ACME SYNCOPATORS: Wilbur Sweatman, cl, dir: Gus Aiken, Leonard Davis, t / unknown, tb / Duke Ellington, p / Mike Danzi, bj / Maceo White, d. New York, c. August 12, 1924. 9017 Battleship Kate Gnt unissued 9018 She Loves Me Gnt unissued New York, September 18, 1924. 9083-A Battleship Kate Gnt 5584 9084,-A She Loves Me Gnt unissued WILBUR SWEATMAN'S BROWNIES: Wilbur Sweatman, cl, dir: 2 c / John Reeves, tb / Vess Williams and another, as / Dan Parish, p / bj / Ogese T. McKay, bb / Maceo White, d, v / __ Bachlor, v (the latter is probably the banjoist). New York, October 10, 1924. 9781 Battleship Kate - vMW-B Ed 51438
9782 It Makes No Difference Now - vMW-B Ed unissued Clarinet solos, acc. by George Rickson, p / bj. New York, c. March, 1926. 3847-A-B Get It Now (Powder Puff) Dandy 5156, Globe / GG / Rx / Spm 1340, GG 4193, Rx 1402, Globe 1382, 8020 3848-A-B Poor Papa Dandy 5156, Globe / GG / Rx / Spm 1340, GG 4193, Rx 1402 NOTE: Dandy 5156 as ED JOHNSON; Globe, Grey Gull and Supreme 1340 as THE DIXIE TRIO; Radiex 1340 as C. WILBUR. John Reeves, tb, replaces bj. New York, c. March, 1929. 3296-A Battleship Kate - vWS GG / Rx 7037, Rx 1701 3313-A-B Lead Pipe Blues (Sweat Blues*) GG / Rx 1706*, Mad 50015, VD 901, 5015 3314-B Jimtown Blues GG 1702, Rx 7037 NOTE: Madison 50015 as ATLANTA SYNCOPATORS; Grey Gull and Radiex all anonymous. Acc. by Benton Heath, p / Lester Miller, bj.New York, April 29, 1930. 62209-1 Sweat Blues Vic V-38597 62210-2 Got 'Em Blues Vic 23254 62211-2 Breakdown Blues Vic V-38597 62212-1 Battleship Kate Vic 23254
Pseudonym on Victor and Bluebird for Addie "Sweet Pease" Spivey, q.v. SAMMY SWIFT'S JAZZ BAND Pseudonym on Black Swan for the following items listed in this book: 2117 Both sides by the St. Louis Serenaders 2125 Both sides by Henderson's Dance Players (see Fletcher Henderson) 2129 Both sides by the Original Indiana Syncopators (see Original Indiana Five) 10076 Wang Wang Blues (Bennie Krueger's Orchestra) 10076 Lucky Dog (Lanin's Roseland Orchestra) The following item issued under this name is also of some interest, but it has not been further identified: New York, c. August, 1922. Away Down South BS 10078 The Carolina Shout BS 10078 NOTE: This name also covered various commercial white bands from the Olympic catalog, of no jazz interest, on Black Swan 2042, 2105, and 2113. See Pseudonyms on American Records, 1892-1942 for details. HANNAH SYLVESTER Vocal, acc. by Henderson's Orchestra: ? Elmer Chambers, c / ? George Brashear, tb / Don Redman, cl / Ernest Elliott, cl, ts / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, c. March-April, 1923. 42374-1 Midnight Blues Em 10625, Austral A-54 42375-1-2 I Don't Let No One Man Worry Me Em 10625, Austral A-54 NOTE: The Austral issues are anonymous. Acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, c. April, 1923. Papa, Better Watch Your Step Maj / Mel / Oly 1520 Seven Or Eleven (My Dixie Pair Of Dice) Maj / Mel / Oly 1520, Oly 2056 (British) Long, Lost Mama (Daddy Misses You) Maj / Mel / Oly 1521 You Gotta See Mama Ev'ry Night Maj / Mel / Oly 1521 Acc. by Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra: As above, but? Billy Fowler, ts, bar, replaces Elliott. New York, May, 1923. 1407-2-3-4 Midnight Blues Pm 12033 1408-1-2-3 Farewell Blues Pm 12033, 20243, Fam 3237, Pur 11243 Acc. by ? Elmer Chambers, c / George Brashear, tb / Don Redman, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, May, 1923. 1415-3 The Wicked (Dirty) Fives Pm 12034 Acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, c. June 5, 1923. 70208 Gulf Coast Blues PA 021005, Per 12064 70209 Michigan Water Blues PA 021005, Per 12064 NOTE: These issues as GENEVIA SCOTT, the name of Hannah Sylvester's mother. Sylvester claimed these were her first records, which if correct contradicts the estimated dates shown for the above sessions. Vocal, acc. by Coleman Hawkins, ts / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, c. September 21, 1923. 70328 Down South Blues PA 032007, Per 12086 70329 I Want My Sweet Daddy PA 032007, Per 12086 JOHNNY SYLVESTER JOHNNY SYLVESTER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Johnny Sylvester, t / Pete Pellizzi, tb / Johnny Costello, cl / Harry Ford, p / ? Tony Colucci, bj / Tom Morton, d. (The labels of the first issue below indicate that this group was "formerly the Original Indiana Five," q.v.) New York, c. April 4, 1924. 105250 Sweet Man Joe PA 036086, Per 14267 105251 Clearing House Blues PA 036086, Per 14267 Unknonw bsx added. New York, c. August 12, 1924. 105512 I Wanna Jazz Some More PA 036154, Per 14335, Hmg 981 105513 Temperamental Papa PA 036154, Per 14335, Hmg 981 New York, c. February 3, 1925. 105825 Hot-Hot-Hottentot PA 036211, Per 14392, Apex / Leo 699 105826 King Porter Stomp PA 036211, Per 14392 NOTE: Perfect 14392 and Apex / Leonora 699 as HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA. JOHN SYLVESTER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Johnny Sylvester and another, t / tb / 2 cl, as / ? Roy Madison, p / ? Tony Colucci, bj / ? Tom Morton, d. New York, c. October 12, 1925. 106312 I'm Goin' Out If Lizzie Comes In PA 36331, X-6006, P 6843, Per 14512 106313 Everybody's Doin' The Charleston Now PA 36331, X-6027, P 6843, Per 14512, Sal 233 106314 I Would Rather Be Alone In The South PA 36354, Per 14535 On August 1, 1926, Variety published the following personnel for Eddie Edwards and his Southerners, some or all of whom might be on the next three sessions: Eddie Edwards, tb, dir: Johnny Sylvester, Ellie Evans, t / Carl Gauper, Wally Littlewood cl, ss, as / Bill King, cl, ss, ts / Bernard Pinella, vn / Larry Rosenstock, p / Lou de Fabbia, bj v / Earl Breckenridge, bb, sb / Frank Horsecroft, d / Arthur Hall, v. New York, c. July 15, 1926. 106996 Looking At The World Thru' Rose-Colored Glasses - vAH PA 36502, 11274, Per 14683 106997 Why Do You Want To Know Why? - vAH PA 36491, Per 14672 106998 Cross Your Heart - vAH PA 36490, 11238, P 1962, Per 14671 2 saxes omitted; Bob Blake, v. New York, September 21, 1926. GEX-277 No One But You (Knows How To Love) - vBB Gnt 3384, 6061, Ch 15174, GS 2010 NOTE: Champion 15174 as TWIN CITY BELL-HOPS. New York, October 23, 1926. OEX-330 Broken-Hearted - vLdeF Gnt unissued GEX-331, A-B I've Got The Girl - vpK Gnt unissued JOHN SYLVESTER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Johnny Sylvester, t, dir: Mike Martini, tb / Andy Sannella, Larry Abbott, cl, as / Jimmy Lytell, cl, ts / Charles Bates, p / Frank Reino, bj / Joe Tarto, bb / Johnny Ringer, d / John Ryan, v. New York, c. November 23, 1926. 107228 I've Got The Girl - vJR PA 36556, 11301, Per 14737, Gra 9256 107229 Idolizing - vJR PA 36555, 11301, Per 14736, Gra 9254 NOTE: Grafton 9254 as BAR HARBOR ORCHESTRA; 9256 as WINDSOR DANCE ORCHESTRA. JOHNNY SYLVESTER AND HIS PLAYMATES: As last above, but Henry Vanicelli, p, replaces Bates; Lou de Fabbia, bj, v, replaces Reino; Ted Napoleon, d, replaces Ringer. New York, January 3, 1927. GEX-431-A Song Of The Wanderer - vLdeF Gnt 6027, Ch 15202, Chg 233, Bel 1256, Clm 2059, Gmn 2081 GEX-432-A A Blues Serenade Gnt 6026, Ch 15203, Chg 234, Sil 5024 GEX-433-A Indian Butterfly - vLdeF Gnt 6056, Ch 15204, Chg 237 NOTE: Beltona 1256 as PALM BEACH PLAYERS; Challenge 233, 234 and 237 as MEMPHIS MELODY PLAYERS; Champion 15202, 15203 and 15204 as BOBBY JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Coliseum 2059 as COLISEUM DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 2081 as ROVERS DANCE BAND; Silvertone 5024 as JOHNSON'S PLANTATION SERENADERS. JOHN SYLVESTER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably similar to the last above; Frank Gould, Bob Blake, v. New York, c. February 18, 1927. 107373 Rio Rita - vFG PA 36597, Per 14778, Apex 26034, Dom 21599, LS 24555, Mic 22561, St 23109, Stg 1100, An 3005, Elec 5027, 5050, Mt 10801 107374-A The Kinkajou - vFG PA 36597, Per 14778, Apex 26034, Dom 21601, LS 24556, Mic 22561, St 23109 107376 What's The Use? - vBB PA 36599, Per 14780 NOTE: 107375 is a waltz. Angelus 3005 as ANGELUS DANCE ORCHESTRA; Electron 5027 as HENRY HALSTEAD AND HIS CONGRESS ORCHESTRA; Melotone 10001 as BRAYBROOK SOCIETY ORCHESTRA; Sterling 1100 as FRANK LENNON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. JOHNNY SYLVESTER AND HIS PLAYMATES: Johnny Sylvester, t, dir: t / tb / Jimmy Lytell and another, cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d / Al Shayne, The Four Bachelors, v. New York, April 7, 1927. GEX-581-A Mine - vFB Gnt 6095, Voc X-10016, XA-18001 GEX-582 Wherever You Go, Whatever You Do - vAS Gnt 6095, Ch 15294, Aco GA-20006 GEX-583-A St. Louis Blues Gnt 6099, Ch 15294, 33010, GS 40110. NOTE: Champion 15294 and 33010 as BOBBY JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Vocalion X-10016 as RIVERSIDE DANCE BAND, XA-18001 as FRED GODFREY'S JAZZ KNIGHTS; Aco GA-20006 as FRISCO SYNCOPATORS. Trumpet solo, acc. by unknown instrumental group. New York, January 14, 1928. GEX-1038,-A Blowin' 'Em Hot Gnt unissued
The following is the only title by this Anglo-American dance band known to be of any interest as jazz. Carroll Gibbons, p, dir: Charles Rocco, t / George Chaffin, tb / Roy Whetstein, cl, as / Al Notorage, cl, ts / Reg Pursglove, vn / Frank Herbin, 2nd p / Bert Thomas, bj / Jim Bellamy, bb / Alec Ure, d. Small Queen's Hall, London, October 20, 1926. Bb-9340-2 Where'd You Get Those Eyes? HMV B-5154, El EG-337
Jules Levy, Jr., c / Ephraim Hannaford, tb / Joseph Samuels, cl, bsx / Larry Briers, p / d. New York, January, 1919. 67435 Toreador Humoresque P 22122, Op / Emp 31123 67436 Slim Trombone P 22099, 1047, Op / Emp 31107, Arrow 503 67437 Everybody Shimmies Now P 22099, 1047, Arrow 503 NOTE: Operaphone 31107 and 31123 as JAZZAZZA JAZZ BAND; Empire 31107 and 31123 as EMPIRE JAZZ BAND; Arrow 503 as FUTURIST JAZZ BAND. New York, March, 1919. 67563 Lassus Trombone P 22117, Op / Emp 31115, Arrow 504 67564 Alcoholic Blues P 22117, Op / Emp 31110 67565 At The Jazz Band Ball P 22122, Op / Emp 31110, Arrow 502 Beale Street Blues Arrow 504 Missouri Blues Op / Emp 31115 That's Got 'Em Op / Emp 31117 My Desert Fantasy Op / Emp 31120 My Lovin' Eskimo Arrow 503 My Baby's Arms Op / Emp 31126, Emp 5002 NOTE: Operaphone / Empire 31110 as JAZZAZZA JAZZ BAND, 31126 as NOVELTY DANCE ORCHESTRA;
New York, July 22, 1919. 78589-2 Breeze (Blow My Baby Back To Me) (intro: Dixie Is Dixie Once More) Col A-2783 New York, September, 1919. 67947 Old Joe Blues P 22207 67948 Hunkatin P 22207 New York, October 1, 1919. 78718-1-2-3 Turko Col unissued 78719-1-2-3 Old Joe Blues (intro: Gimmie This And Gimmie That) Col unissued 78720-1-2 I Want A Beautiful Baby Like You (intro: New Moon) Col unissued New York, c. June, 1920. 68649 Blacksmith Rag P 20461, 1384, PA 10126, Op 31161 68650 The Moan P 20461 NOTE: Operaphone 31161 as ALABAMA JAZZ BAND. New York, c. August, 1920 809-1 Jazzola Arto 9003 810-1 Bluin' The Blues Arto 9003, Arrow 502, Emp 5003 New York, c. February, 1921. 69069 Railroad Blues P 20499, 1384, PA 10126 69070 Sweet Mama (Papa's Getting Mad) PA 020499, P 1618 Unknown bj added. New York, April 1, 1921. 1238-1 Scandinavia (Sing Dose Songs And Make Dose Music) GG L-1046 New York, April 1, 1921. 69186 Lucky Dog Blues PA 020558, 10156, P 1470 69187 Satanic Blues PA 020558, 10156, P 1470 Unknown bj omitted. New York, c. October 31, 1921. 69473 Dangerous Blues PA 02065, 10310, P 1668 69474 Mysterious Blues PA 02065, 10310, P 1648 New York, c. December 4, 1921. 69554 Carolina Blues PA 020699, 10281, P 1542, Per 14013, GP 18187 69555 On The 'Gin 'Gin 'Ginny Shore PA 020699, 10281, P 1542, Per 14013, GP 18187 NOTE: Grand Pree 18187 as STERLING SYNCOPATORS. Unknown bj added. New York, c. February 20, 1922. 69603 Virginia Blues PA 020737, Per 14003 69604 I've Got The Wonder Where He Went And When He's Coming Back Blues PA 020721, 10527, P 1668, Per 14006 69605 No Use Crying PA 020721, Per 14006 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 020737 as JOSEPH SAMUELS AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Perfect 14003 and 14006 as
Unknown bj omitted. New York, c. May 22, 1922. 69708 Hot Lips PA 020770, 10364, Per 14022, Dav 5012, Sal 100519 69709 State Street Blues PA 020770, Per 14022, Dav 5012, Sal 100519 69710 Haunting Blues PA 020778, Per 14027 NOTE: Salabert 100519 is anonymous. Unknown bj / bb added. New York, c. August 10, 1922. 69805 Chicago PA 020812, 10364, P 1648, Per 14043, I-S 7015, Sal 100518 69806 Clover Blossom Blues PA 020812, 10391, Per 14043 69807 I Wish I Knew PA 020814 10376, Per 14045 NOTE: PathéActuelle 10376 and 10391 as JOSEPH SAMUELS AND HIS ORCHESTRA; 020814 and Perfect 14045 as SPENCER ADAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Ideal-Scala 7015 as ASTORIA ORCHESTRA. NEW SYNCO JAZZ BAND: Apparently very similar to the forgoing; some issues are credited to SYNCO JAZZ BAND. New York, c. January 5, 1923. 69989 Liza PA 020920, 10527, P 1716, Per 14104 69990 Aggravatin' Papa PA 020902, 10468, Per 14092 69991 Whoa, Tillie! Take Your Time PA 020893, 10468, Per 14087 New York, c. September 14, 1923. 70318 Somebody's Wrong PA 021075, Per 14178 70319 House Of David Blues PA 021075, Per 14178 70320 Black Sheep Blues PA 021076, Per 14179 New York, November, 1923. 70406 Red Hot! PA 036061, Per 14242 70407 Land Of Cotton Blues PA 036016, 10619, P 1807, Per 14197 70408 Do-Doodle-Oom PA 036016, 10619, P 1807, Per 14197, Hom C-594 NOTE: Homochord C-594 as NATHAN GLANTZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Unknown t / tb / cl / ss / as / p / bj / d. New York, c. August 5, 1924. 105503-A-B West Indies Blues PA 036134, Per 14315 New York, c. December 18, 1924. 105729 The Blues Have Got Me PA 036200, Per 14381 105730 Big Bad Bill Is Sweet William Now PA 036190, 10810, Per 14371, Hom C-833 105731 Nobody Knows What A Red Head Mama Can Do PA 036190, 10810, Per 14371 105732 Lovelight Lane PA 036191, Per 14372 NOTE: Perfect 14371 and 14372 as SAMUELS' JAZZ BAND; Perfect 14381 as LOU GOLD AND HIS CLUB WIGWAM ORCHESTRA; Homochord C-833 as REGENT DANCE ORCHESTRA. NEW SYNCO JAZZ BAND: 2 t / tb / cl, as / ? Nathan Glantz, as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. December 29, 1924. 105751 Oh! Mabel PA 036200, Per 14381, Hom C-765, Sal 75 105752 I Ain't Got Nobody To Love PA 036194, Per 14375 105753 O Katharina! PA 036195, Per 14376, Hg 1010, Or 344, Sal 84 NOTE: Perfect 14375, 14376, 14381, Salabert 75 and 84 as LEW GOLD AND HIS CLUB WIGWAM ORCHESTRA; Homochord C-765 as ELDON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. Unknown c / tb / as / ts / p / pac / bj / d. New York, c. February 20, 1926. 106654 Bell Hoppin' Blues PA 36403, Per 14584, Apex 772, St/Leo 23063 106655 Say, Mister! Have You Met Rosie's Sister? PA 36401, Per 14582 106656 When You're Away PA 36439, Per 14620 NOTE: PathéActuelle 36401, 36403, and 36439 as GREAT WESTERN SERENADERS, Apex 772 and Starr / Leonora 23063 as JOS. SAMUELS & HIS ORCESTRA. 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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