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- BUD THOMAS See F. T. Thomas. EDDIE THOMAS COLLEGIANS
- GEORGE THOMAS AND HIS BOYS
- HOWARD THOMAS AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- JOSEPHINE THOMAS
- SIPPIE THOMAS
- JOHNNY THOMPSON
- THREE HAPPY DARKIES
- THREE MONKEY CHASERS See Bob Fuller. THE THREE SCAMPS
- THE THREE STRIPPED GEARS
- BUD THURSTON
- TOM TIMOTHY AND HIS FRIVOLITY CLUB ORCHESTRA
- KLIEN TINDULLS PARAMOUNT SERENADERS
- TINSLEYS WASHBOARD BAND
- TOBINS MIDNIGHT SERENADERS
- SHAKEY TODD AND HOLLAND TRIO
- THE TRAVELERS
- THE TRAYMORE ORCHESTRA
- TREMENDOUS OLD JELLY
- TREMONT DANCE ORCHESTRA
- TRIANGLE RECORD ORCHESTRA See the New Orleans Blue Nine (Broadway / Triangle 11394). THE TRICKY TEN
- TRIMPS AMBASSADOR BELL HOPS ORCHESTRA
- TRIO DE VIOLONS See Eddie South. TRI-STATE DANCE RAMBLERS
- TRIXIES DOWN HOME SYNCOPATORS
THOMAS' DEVILS THOMAS' MUSCLE SHOALS DEVILS: Mutt Carton, t / Ed Boudraux, cl / George Thomas, p / Tommy Taylor, d / v. Chicago, December 7, 1928. TC-2642 Boot It, Boy - v Voc test
TC-2463 Sho' Is Hot- v Voc test
NOTE: See also Hersal Thomas, who used this band name on Okeh. THOMAS' DEVILS: Dave Cross, v, added. Chicago, March 12, 1929. C-3100-A-B Sho' Is Hot - vDC Br 7064, Spt S-2235 C-3101-A Boot It, Boy - vDC Br 7064, Spt S-2235 BUD THOMAS See F. T. Thomas. EDDIE THOMAS' COLLEGIANS This is almost certainly a Ben Selvin unit, although the Columbia file cards do not give any definite information regarding the following title, which features a good trumpet and consists of 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / vn / p / bj / bb / d / Irving Kaufman (as FRANK HARRIS), v. New York, September 27, 1927. 144798-3 Sugar - vIK Col 1154-D
The following shows the extent of Thomas' understanding of the jazz idiom and its application to a jazz standard. THE LONDON BAND, directed by EMLYN THOMAS: Emlyn Thomas, vn dir: Jay Elms, another, t / tb / Charles Star and another, as / Ernie Smith, ts / Leon Patey, p / bj / bb / d. London, c. September, 1924. 03683 Eccentric Voc X-9500
Vocal, acc. by as / Leothus Green, p. Richmond, IN, July 10, 1929. 15325 Street Walkin' Blues Gnt 6963, Ch 15795, Spt 9511 15326 Moanin' Piano Blues Gnt 6963, Ch 15795, Spt 9511 NOTE: Champion 15795 as GEORGE "HAMBONE" RUTHERS; Supertone 9511 as BUD THOMAS.
Pseudonym on Champion for Henry Johnson and his Boys, q.v. HERSAL THOMAS Piano solos. Chicago, c. February 22, 1925. 8958-A Suitcase Blues OK 8227, Par R-3262 Chicago, June, 1925. 9166-A Hersal Blues OK 8227, Par R-3261 THOMAS'S MUSCLE SHOALS DEVILS: c / cl / as / Hersal Thomas, p. Chicago, June, 1925. 9169-A Wash Woman Blues OK 8225
9170-A Morning Dove Blues OK 8225
See also note under Thomas' Devils. HOCIEL THOMAS Vocal, acc. by cl / p, with vn*. Richmond, IN, April 6, 1925. 12186 *I Can't Feel Frisky Without My Liquor Gnt 3004, Buddy 8020 12188-A Worried Down With The Blues Gnt 3006, Buddy 8021 12189-B *I Must Have It Gnt 3006, Buddy 8020 NOTE: Matrix 12187 is by Marie Grinter. Acc. by Hersal Thomas, p. Chicago, June, 1925. 9167-A Worried Down With The Blues OK 8222
9168-A Fish Tail Dance OK 8222
Acc. by Louis Armstrong and his Hot Four: Louis Armstrong, c / Johnny Dodds, cl / Hersal Thomas, p / Johnny St. Cyr, bj. Chicago, November 11, 1925. 9471-A Gambler's Dream OK 8289 9472-A Sunshine Baby OK 8326 9473-A Adam And Eve Got The Blues OK 8258 9474-A Put It Where I Can Get It OK 8258 9475-A Wash Woman Blues OK 8289 9476-A I've Stopped My Man OK 8326 Acc. by Louis Armstrong, c / Hersal Thomas, p. Chicago, February 24, 1926. 9519-A Deep Water Blues OK 8297
9520-A G'wan, I Told You OK 8346
9521-A Listen To Ma OK 8346
9522-A Lonesome Hours OK 8297
HOWARD THOMAS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Howard Thomas dir: Leve Davis, Bob Augustine, t / Warren Clow, tb / Tom Chalfront, Frank Haster, cl, as / Don Teege, ts / Bob Lyons, p, a / Royal Epperson, bj, g, 3rd t / Dick Brown, bb, sb / Edgar Krewinghaus, d, vib. Richmond, IN, December 11, 1931. 18251 Business In F Ch 16360, 40080 Richmond, IN, January 12, 1932. 18320-A Rose Of Washington Square Ch 16656 Richmond, IN, January 13, 1932. 18321-A In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree Ch 16387, 40080, Spr 2801 NOTE: Superior 2801 as HOWARD JOHNSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle and Perfect for Rosa Henderson, q.v. MARIE THOMAS Pseudonym on Royal for Dorothy Dodd, q.v. MILLARD G. THOMAS MILLARD G. THOMAS AND HIS CHICAGO NOVELTY ORCHESTRA: Millard Thomas, p, dir: E. Cassamore, c, tb / Charles Harris, c, tb, as / C. Gordon, d. Montreal, June 6, 1924. 1452 Page Your Puppies Ajax 17045 Montreal, June 10, 1924. 1460 Lazy Drag Ajax 17045 Montreal, July 3, 1924. 1508 More Ajax 17052 1511 Black Star Lines [sic] Ajax 17052 Montreal, July 10, 1924. 1522 Hard Luck Blues Ajax 17053 1524 Twee Twa Twa Blues Ajax 17053 Montreal, July 31, 1924. 1530 Worryin' Blues Ajax 17056 1532 Papa Will Be Gone Ajax 17056 1534 San Francisco Blues Ajax unissued? Piano solos. Montreal, August 12, 1924. 1548 Reckless Blues Ajax unissued Montreal, October 28, 1924. 1625 Blue Ivories Ajax 17074, Apex 678 1628 Reckless Blues Ajax 17074, Apex 678
Pseudonym on Victor for Sippie Wallace, q.v. WASHINGTON THOMAS Pseudonym on Champion for W. E. "Buddy" Burton, q.v. EVELYN THOMPSON This is believed to be the same person as Evelyn Preer, q.v. Vocal, acc. by vn / p / g. New York, c. December 13, 1926. E-4224 / 25 Someday, Sweetheart Voc 1075 E-4226 / 27 I Got A Papa Down In New Orleans, Another Papa Up In Maine Voc 1075 Acc. by p / g. New York, February 2, 1927. E-4499 After You've Gone Voc 1083
E-4502 Stack O'Lee Blues Voc 1083
Acc. by Felix Weir, vn / Leonard Jeter, vc / Porter Grainger, p. New York, February 10, 1927. E-21476; E-4586 One More Kiss Br 3465, Voc 1084, 15529 NOTE: Brunswick 3465 as EVA KNOX. The Brunswick recording sheet assigns pseudonyms of FELIX WARE and LEONARD GITA to Weir and Jeter, respectively, although it is not known if these names appeared on the labels. As above. New York, February 15, 1927. E-4542 When Tomorrow Comes Voc 1084, 15529 Acc. by c / Bob Fuller or Ernest Elliott, cl / p. New York, March 30, 1927. E-4781 / 82 / 83 High Life Made A Low Life Out Of Me Voc unissued E-4784 / 86 Looking For The Sunshine, Walking Around In The Rain Voc 15548 New York, May, 1927. E-4941 One Sweet Letter From You Voc 15548
Pseudonym on Columbia 14285-D for Andy Razaf, q.v. NORMAN (NORMAND) THORNE Pseudonym on Ariel for Seger Ellis, q.v. THE THREE BARBERS See Jimmy Lytell. THREE BLACK DIAMONDS See Bob Fuller. THREE BLACK MINSTRELS Pseudonym on Guardsman 7016 for the Three Jolly Miners, q.v. THREE BLUE BOYS Tony Parenti, cl / Nat Brusiloff, vn / Cornell Smelser, pac. New York, May 23, 1929. 53435-1-2 Diga Diga Doo Vic unissued THREE BLUES CHASERS Unknown cl / p / bj. New York, June 11, 1928. 400777-B Nothin' But Blues OK 8595
400778-B Lame Duck Blues OK 8595
THREE HAPPY BOYS Male v trio, acc. by t / p / g. London, early March, 1932. 14168 Looking Up To The Sky With A Smile Bel 1814
14169 My Bluebird's Back Again Bel 1814
THREE HAPPY DARKIES Pseudonym on Silvertone 3057 for the Three Jolly Miners, q.v. THREE HOT ESKIMOS See Bob Fuller. THE THREE JACKS Rodney Rogers, stg / 2nd stg / g. Chicago, June 28, 1928. 400963-A Spanish Shawl - v3 OK 41102
400964-B Chile Blues OK 41102
400965-A-B Twelfth Street Rag OK unissued THREE JOLLY MINERS Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, March 9, 1925. 512 / 14W Charleston Clarinet Blues Voc 15009, Sil 3057 515 / 18W Freakish Blues Voc 15009, Sil 3057 NOTE: Silvertone 3057 as THREE HAPPY DARKIES. New York, June 20, 1925. 914W Too Bad Jim! Voc 15051, Gmn 7016 917W Black Cat Blues Voc 15051, Gmn 7016 NOTE: Guardsman as THE THREE BLACK MINSTRELS; some issues reportedly as THREE BLACK KITTENS. New York, August 8, 1925. 1078 / 79W Lake George Blues Voc 15087 1080 / 81W Louisville Blues Voc 15087 NOTE: It is not known whether both takes were issued for each selection. Isadore Myers, p, replaces Hooper. New York, August 27, 1925. 1240 / 41 / 42W Plain Old Blues Voc 15111 1243 / 44 / 45W Ketch Your Breath Voc 15111 NOTE: It is not known which takes were used for issue. Louis Hooper, p, replaces Myers. New York, September 21, 1925. E-1377 / 78W Old Man Charleston Voc 15141 E-1379 / 80W Texas Shuffle Voc 15141 New York, October 29, 1925. E-1540 / 42 House Party Stomp Voc 15164 E-1543 / 45 Grand Opera Blues Voc 15164 New York, January 13, 1926. E-2108 Chicago Back Step Voc 1004, 15271 E-2113 F Minor Blues Voc 1004, 15271 New York, February 15, 1926. E-2435 Pig Alley Stomp Voc 1003, 15269 E-2437 Ridiculous Blues Voc 1003, 15269
Bon-Bon (George Tunnell), p, v / Slim Furness, g, v / Bob Pease, sb, v. New York, August 18, 1932. 152270-1-2 Mood Indigo Col unissued 152271-1 Zonky Col unissued New York, August 29, 1932. 152270-3 Mood Indigo Col 2706-D, Par R-1431, RZ G-21539 152292-2 Somebody Loses, Somebody Wins Col 2706-D , Par R-1409, RZ G-21539 New York, September 8, 1932. B-12262-A Jig Time Br 6388, 01372, A-9341, Voc 2730 B-12263-A Someone Stole Gabriel's Horn Br 6388, 01372, A-9341, Voc 2730 B-12264-A-B Wah-Dee-Dah Br unissued New York, September 21, 1932. B-12341-A Basin Street Blues Br 6423, 01381, A-9356, Voc 2744 B-12342-A Wah-Dee-Dah Br 6423, 01381, A-9356, Voc 2744 New York, September 26, 1932 B-12369-A-B Fit As a Fiddle Br unissued B-12370-A-B Nagasaki Br unissued New York, October 5, 1932. B-12424-A Nagasaki Br 6411, 01402, Voc 2732 B-12425-A Fit As A Fiddle Br 6411, 01402, Voc 2732 New York, October 12, 1932. B-12466-A (I Would Do) Anything For You Br 6522, 01515, A-500233, Voc 2755 New York, January 9, 1933. B-12861-A That Doggone Dog Of Mine Br 6522, 01515, A-9389, A-500233, Voc 2755 New York, April 6, 1933. B-13199-A Rasputin (That Highfalutin' Lovin' Man) Br 6567, 01545, A-9428, Voc 2765 New York, April 7, 1933. B-13204-A Oh! By Jingo (Oh! By Gosh, By Gum, By Juv) Br 6567, 01545, A-9428, Voc 2765 New York, August 16, 1933. 13809-1 Heebie Jeebies Voc 2523, Br 01580, Lucky 60339 13810-1 Song Of The Islands Voc 2523, Br 01580, Lucky 60339 New York, September 8, 1933. 13973-1 I've Found A New Baby Voc 2569, Br 01612, A-9772 13974-1 You Can Depend On Me Voc 2569, Br 01612, A-9772 13985-1 How Do You Do, Mr. Cupid? Voc unissued
Vocal trio, acc. by themselves: Edwin McDowell, t / Dal Calkins, p / Jay Fallon, g. New York, February 21, 1934. 81730-1 Diga Diga Doo Vic unissued 81731-1 Jimmy Had A Nickel Vic unissued 1077-1 Mashed Potatoes Vic test
New York, March 9, 1934. 81866-1 Tiger Rag Vic unissued New York, March 13, 1934. 81925-1 Pretty Polly Perkins Vic unissued THE THREE STRIPPED GEARS R. W. Durden, md / Cliff Vaughn, Marion Brown, g. Atlanta, October 30, 1931. 405074-1 Blackberry Rag OK 45571
405075-1 Alabama Blues OK 45571
Atlanta, November 2, 1931. 405092-1 1931 Depression Blues OK 45553 405093-1 Black Bottom Strut OK 45553
Dick Reinhart, cl, v / Holly Horton and another, g. Dallas, June 26, 1929. 402732-A Yoo Yoo Blues OK 45451
402733-A June Tenth Blues - vDR OK 45451
402734-A Hard-To-Get Papa - vDR OK unissued 402735-A Who's Sorry Now? OK unissued BUD THURSTON Pseudonym on Champion for Alexander Robinson, q.v. LE ROY TIBBS AND HIS CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA Le Roy Tibbs, p, dir: Ed Allen, Gilbert Paris, c / Te Roy Williams, tb / Arville Harris, cl, as / ? Andrew Brown, as, bar / ts / Allee Ross, vn / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, ob / Hugh Davis, d. New York, February 1, 1928. 145604-2 One O'Clock Blues Col 14309-D, Re RS-1112 145605-2 I Got Worry (Love Is On My Mind) Col 14309-D
Tom Timothy, cl, ts, dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / ? vn / p / bj / bb / d. New York, October 19, 1927. Missouri Squabble PA unissued Where Is My Meyer? (Where's Himalaya?) PA unissued FRIVOLITY CLUB ORCHESTRA: Same. New York, c. November 24, 1927. 2707- Ida Cam 1279, Lin 2744, Ro 513 NOTE: Other recordings by this group are of even less interest than the above. KLIEN TINDULL'S PARAMOUNT SERENADERS Kline Tyndall, p, dir: Eugene Hutt, t / Mance Worley, tbn / Vance Dixon, as / Dave Smallwood, d, v. Chicago, June, 1926. 2600-1 Down On The Amazon - vDS Pm 12377
2601-1 Old Man Blues (retitling of SO IS YOUR OLD MAN) Her 92019* 2601-2 So Is Your Old Man Pm 12377
NOTE: Herwin as BIRMINGHAM BLUETETTE. TIN PAN PARADERS Pseudonym on Supertone S-2185 (99 OUT OF A HUNDRED) for Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, q.v., and on Gennett for what seems to be a Fred Hall unit similar to his Sugar Babies, q.v. TINSLEY'S WASHBOARD BAND See Williams' Washboard Band. TIP TOP CLUB ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Duophone for Meyer Davis and his Orchestra, q.v. T. N. T. RHYTHM BOYS Pseudonym on Australian Parlophone for the Original Memphis Five, q.v. BEN TOBIN AND HIS CALIFORNIA CYCLONES Lou Halmy, t / Al Goldstein, as / Al Weinstein, cl, ts / Perry Silverman, p / Lou Tobin, d. New York, c. December 3, 1930. GEX-2834 Pardon The Glove Gen unissued GEX-2835 Hot And Heavy Ch 16465, Spr 2571 TOBIN'S MIDNIGHT SERENADERS John Tobin, bj, dir: Harry Doring, c / Jac Assunto, tb / Norveile Makofsky, ss, as / Elbridge Westerfield, ss, ts, bar / Adrian J. Larroque, p / Benny Pottle, bb. New Orleans, c. January 22, 1925. 8893-A I'm Afraid To Care For You OK 40297
SHAKEY TODD AND HOLLAND TRIO Clarence Todd and another, v, acc. by p. New York, April 8, 1927. 80708-A-B Home (Cradle Of Happiness) OK unissued 80709-A-B Sweet Virginia OK unissued TOM AND JERRY Pseudonym on Champion 15507 for Jimmy Blythe, q.v., and for W. E. ("Buddy") Burton. TRACY-BROWN'S ORCHESTRA Clark Warren, Harry Fischer, t / Bill Anthens, tb / Al Kassel, Nelson Brown, as / Les Greissler, ts / Manny Strand, p / Jimmy Burson, bj / Delmar Kaplan, bb / Bus Dillon, d / Sam Coslow, v. An orchestra member doubles vn on some sides. Chicago, March 20, 1928. 145817-2 Chloe (Song Of The Swamp)- vSC Col 1344-D, 5164, 01129, J-478 145818-3 Sh-h! Here Comes My Sugar - vSC Col 1405-D, J-522 145819-2-3 Beautiful - v3 Col 1344-D, J-478 145820-2 Joline - vSC Col 1541-D 145821-2 Danger! (Look Out For That Gal) Col 1405-D, J-522 NOTE: Columbia 01129 as DENZA DANCE BAND. THE TRAVELERS Pseudonym on Okeh, Melotone, and Australian Panachord for the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra, q.v. THE TRAVELING MUSKETEERS Pseudonym on Lincoln for the Red Flame Kazoo Travelers, q.v. TRAVIS CARLTON ORCHESTRA This was apparently a real orchestra, but the name was used on Gennett 3125, 3140, and 3216 for Bailey's Lucky Seven, q.v. THE TRAYMORE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Vocalion 15556 for Duke Ellington and his Orchestra, q.v. PAUL TREMAINE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Paul Tremaine, vn, v, dir: J. D. Wade, Jr., Arnold Lehner, t / Archie Newell, tb / Links Hussin, as, f / Cliff Harkness, cl, as / Andy Fonder, cl, ts / John Baldwin, John Triphagen, Robert C. Tremaine, vn / Lester Cruman, harp / Charles Bagby, p, a / Eddie Kilanoski, bj, s, a / Lem Lesser and another, bb / Laurie Mitchinton, d, vib. New York, October 2, 1929. 56746-1 Aristocratic Stomp Vic V-40176 New York, October 4, 1929. 56753-1 Four-Four Rhythm - vPT&ch Vic V-40176 Probably similar. New York, February 14, 1930. 149988-3 Hand Me Down My Walkin' Cane - vPT Col 2130-D, DO-91 149989-2 She'll Be Comin' 'Round The Mountain - vPT Col 2130-D, DO-91 NOTE: Other titles on Victor and Columbia by this band are not believed to contain any material likely to interest the jazz enthusiast.
Pseudonym on XX 13 for Jelly Roll Morton, q.v. GEORGE H. TREMER Piano solos, with own h / k / v. Birmingham, AL, c. August 4, 1927. GEX-778-A Some Of These Days - h, k, v Gnt 6242, Ch 15372 GEX-779-A Spirit Of '49 Rag - k Gnt 6242, Ch 15436, Dec 7137 TREMONT DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Tremont 0531 (EVERYBODY LOVES MY BABY) for Lou Gold and his Orchestra, q.v. ALPHONSE TRENT AND HIS ORCHESTRA Alphonse Trent, p, dir: Chester Clark, Irving Randolph, t / Leo "Snub" Mosley, tb, v / James Jeter, Charles Pillars, Lee Hilliard, as / Hayes Pillars, ts, bar / Leo "Stuff" Smith, vn / Eugene Crooke, bj, g / Robert "Eppie" Jackson, bb / A. G. Godley, d / John Fielsing, v. Richmond, IN, October 11, 1928. 14327-B Louder And Funnier - vSM-SS-JF Gnt 6664, Ch 15641 14328 Gilded Kisses - vJF Gnt 6664, Ch 15656 Richmond, IN, December 5, 1928. 14518 Black And Blue Rhapsody Gnt 5710, Ch 15656, Spt 9487 14519 Nightmare Gnt 5710, Ch 15641, Spt 9487 14520,-A Adorable Dora Gnt unissued NOTE: Champion 15641 as SAVANNAH NIGHT HAWKS, 15656 as DEACON FOSTER AND HIS BOYS; Supertone 9487 as DUKE DIGGS AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Alphonse Trent, p, dir: Chester Clark, Irving Randolph, George Hudson, Peanuts Holland, t / Leo "Snub" Mosley,
16349-A After You've Gone - vSS Gnt 7161, Ch 15956, 40096, Spt 9653 16350-A St. James Infirmary - vch Gnt 7161, Ch 15956, Spt 9653 NOTE: Supertone 9653 as DUKE DIGGS AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Gus Wilson, tb, added; Anderson Lacy, vn, replaces Smith; James Sherman, p, replaces Trent; Peanuts Holland, v. Richmond, IN, March 24, 1933. 19080 Clementine - vPH Ch 16587 19081 I've Found A New Baby - vPH Ch 16587, 40096
Jo Trent, v, acc. by Otto Hardwick, as / Duke Ellington, p / Fred Guy, bj / Sonny Greer, d. New York, c. November, 1924. T-2007-1 Deacon Jazz - vJT B-D T-1003 TRIANGLE HARMONY BOYS Unknown c / tb / cl, as / ts / p / bj / d. Birmingham, AL, c. July 7, 1927. GEX-704-B Canned Heat Blues Gnt 6322, Bell 1182, Ch 15415 GEX-705 Sweet Patootie Gnt unissued GEX-706,-A Smoke-House Blues Gnt unissued GEX-707,-A Dead Man Blues Gnt unissued NOTE: Bell 1182 as ALABAMA JAZZ PIRATES; Champion 15415 as THE MEMPHIS STRUTTERS. Birmingham, AL, c. August 22, 1927. GEX-838-A Chicken Supper Strut Gnt 6275, Ch 15398, Sil 5139, Spr 372 GEX-839-A Sweet Patootie Gnt 6275, Sil 5139 NOTE: Champion 15398 and Silvertone 5139 as ALABAMA HARMONY BOYS.
Pseudinym on Oriole 537 for Eddie Peabody and his Band, q.v. BARNEY TRIMBLE'S OKLAHOMANS Pseudonym on Harmony for the following items listed in this book: 726-H 'Round Evening (California Ramblers) 948-H I'm Featherin A Nest (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) 987-H Bashful Baby Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) 1150-H I Never Dreamt (California Ramblers) TRIMP'S AMBASSADOR BELL HOPS ORCHESTRA Freddie Laufkedeten, c / Vernon Brown, tb / Art Gruner, another, cl, as / unknown, cl, ts / Ernie Jung, p / George Redigo, bj, g / Nadel Patrick, bb / Carl Maus, d. St Louis, c. May 14, 1926 9694-A What A Man! OK Ambassador 1 9695-A Reaching For The Moon OK Ambassador 1 TRIO DE VIOLONS See Eddie South. TRI-STATE DANCE RAMBLERS Pseudonym on Champion for the following items listed in this book: 15078 Gimme A Li'l Kiss, Will Ya, Huh? (The Vagabonds) 15079 I'd Climb The Highest Mountain (The Vagabonds) 15094 But I Do, You Know I Do (The Southerners)
The only title Helen and Josephine Trix made that is likely to interest to the jazz enthusiast (for the accompaniment) is the following. Vocal duet, acc. by the Gilt-Edged Four: Max Goldberg, t / Al Starita, as / Ray Starita, ts / vn / Sid Bright, p / Len Fillis, g / d. London, February 6, 1929. WA-8521-2 Pickin' Cotton Col 5349
Pseudonym on some copies of Paramount 12249 for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra TROMBONE RED AND HIS BLUE SIX Unknown, t / Robert "Red" Freeman, tb,/ as / p / bj / d. New York, June 18, 1931. 151615-2 Greasy Plate Stomp - v Col 14612-D, HJCA HC-115 151616-2 B Flat Blues Col 14612-D, HJCA HC-115 THE TROUBADOURS Pseudonym on Lincoln 2652 (ST. LOUIS BLUES) for the Broadway Broadcasters (see Sam Lanin). The band with this name on Victor is of no interest to a jazz collector. 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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