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EDDIE TULLER AND HIS REDONDO PAVILION ORCHESTRA
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EDDIE TULLER AND HIS REDONDO PAVILION ORCHESTRA Eddie Tuller dir: c / Glenn Miller, tb / 2 cl, ss, as / cl, ss, ts / p / bj / bb / d. Hollywood, c. March, 1925. 638 Charleston Charley Hwd 1067, Sunset 1088 NOTE: Sunset as WILSHIRE DANCE ORCHESTRA; it shows an additional matrix number, 573.
Pseudonym on Broadway 1064 for Jack Pettis and his Band, q.v. THE TUNESTERS Unknown t / tb / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d / Dick Whiting, Dave Grant, Fabe Tambler, v (probably band members). New York, March-April 1927. 170270-2 My Regular Gal - vDW-DG Col Personal 99-P 170271-1 Ain't She Sweet - vDW-DG-FT Col Personal 99-P TUNNEY'S FLORIDORIANS Pseudonym on Piccadilly for Jack Harris and his Orchestra,q.v. AL TURK AL TURK'S PRINCESS ORCHESTRA: Al Turk, c, dir: tb / cl, as / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. Chicago, c. October, 1924. Spain Spt 1455
Shine Spt 1455
Copenhagen Oly 1461
Sweet Little You Oly 1461
King Porter Oly / Spt 1463 Red Hot Mama Oly / Spt 1463 Down Romany Way Oly 1464
NOTE: Lyratone / Triangle 11436 and Pennington 1436, previously ascribed to this orchestra, show Paramount matrix numbers and are believed to be by a different group. AL TURK'S ORCHESTRA: As above, plus 2nd c / D. Harris, Earl Hayden, v (? members of the band). Chicago, June 17, 1926. 9733-A Snag It OK 8362, 40653, Od FF-1129 9734-A Hi Henry Stomp OK 8362, 40653 9735-A Mean Man OK 8377
9736-A One O'Clock Blues - vDH OK 8377
Chicago, c. June 26, 1926. 9798-A I'm Just Wild About Animal Crackers - vEH OK 40648 9801-A Shanghai Honeymoon OK 40660 NOTE: Matrices 9799 and 9800 are untraced. BEE TURNER Vocal, acc. by ? Oliver Cobb, c / Roosevelt Sykes, p. Grafton, WI, c. June 2, 1930. L-445-1 Jivin' Jolly Roll Blues Pm 13017
L-447-1 Rough Treatin' Daddy Pm 13017
NOTE: Matrix L-446 is untraced. JOE TURNER AND HIS MEMPHIS MEN Pseudonym on Columbia 1813-D, 5486, and 36157 for Duke Ellington and his Orchestra, q.v. (There is no obvious connection between the pianist Joe Turner, the blues singer Joe Turner, and the above.) LAVINIA TURNER Vocal, acc. by her Jazz Band: Possibly, Gus Aiken, c / Jake Frazier, tb / Garvin Bushell, cl, as / Willie Gant, p / __ Spivey, bj / bb / Joe Banks, d. New York, March, 1921. 69168 How Many Times? PA 020544, 10134, Per 12032 69169 Can't Get Lovin' Blues PA 020544, 10134, Per 12032 New York, c. May 17, 1921. 69232 A-Wearin' Away The Blues PA 020572, Per 12033 69233 Sweet Man O' Mine PA 020572, Per 12033 Acc. by James P. Johnson's Harmony Seven: James P. Johnson, p, dir: 2 t / tb / cl / ts / bj. New York, c. September 2, 1921. 69358 He Took It Away From Me PA 020627, Per 12034 69359 If I Were Your Daddy (And You Were A Mamma To Me) PA 020627, Per 12034 New York, c. September 26, 1921. 69397 When The Rain Turns Into Snow PA 020878, Per 12039 69398 Who'll Drive Your Blues Away PA 020878, Per 12039 Accompaniment on Pathé Actuelle 020878 as JOHNSON'S HARMONY SEVEN. Acc. by James P. Johnson, p. New York, c. November 21, 1921. 69521 Watch Me Go PA 020705, Per 12005 69522 You Never Miss A Good Thing Till It's Gone PA 020705, Per 12005 Acc. by Hughie Woolford, p. New York, late October, 1922. 70988-B How I Can I Be Your "Sweet Mama" When You're "Daddy" To Somebody Else? OK 8042 70989-A Don't Cut Off Your Nose To Spite Your Face OK 8042
The following title seems to be the only one of interest as jazz from the four made for Okeh by this band. Lloyd Turner, tb, dir: c / cl, ss / cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d. Chicago, June 24, 1926. 9783-A My Mama's In Town OK 40674, Par E-5703 TUXEDO DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on PathéActuelle 36990 and Perfect 15171 for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. Of the many other issues on various labels bearing this identity, the following is said to be of interest as jazz or hot dance music. 2 t / tb / gas / ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. July, 1923. 3-2146 Somebody's Wrong Fed 5324, Res 75324
Pseudonym on Vocalion 15556 (DELIRIUM) for Carl Fenton and his Orchestra, q.v. TUXEDO SYNCOPATORS Pseudonym on Globe and Madison for Cliff Jackson's Krazy Kats, q.v. TWELVE RHYTHM MONARCHS Pseudonym on Sterno and 4-in-1 for Ray Starita and his Ambassadors, q.v., and for other bands on these labels of no known jazz interest. TWIN CITIES DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Challenge 257 for Gowans' Rhapsody Makers, q.v. TWIN CITY BELL HOPS Pseudonym on Champion for the following items listed in this book: 15174 Ain't I Got Rosie? (Johnny Clesi's Oriolians) 15174 No One But You (Johnny Sylvester and Isis Orchestra) TWIN CITY DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Challenge 148 for the Vagabonds, q.v. THE TWO OF SPADES Herbert Leonard, h / Harry Mays, bj, u. New York, March 25, 1925. 140462-1 Meddlin' With The Blues Col 14072-D 140463-2 Harmonica Blues Meddlin' With The Blues WILLIE TYSON Piano solos. Dallas, December 5, 1927. 145332-1-2 Roberta Blues Col unissued 145333-1-2 Missouri Blues Col unissued CHARLES AND EFFIE TYUS Vocal duets, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, February 25-26, 1924. 72345-A Jazz Crazy OK 8133
72346-A Omaha Blues OK 8133
New York, c. June 22, 1924. 72617-A I Want To Go Back To The Farm OK 8149 72618-B You've Got To Prove It To Me OK 8149 CHARLES TYUS: Vocal acc. by Effie Tyus, p. New York, c. July 14, 1924. 72666-A You've Got To Recognize Me OK 8330
72667-B Good Old Bygone Days OK 8330
Vocal duets, acc. by Clarence Williams' Trio: ? Ernest Elliott, cl / Clarence Williams, p / ? Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. January 18, 1925. 73113-A I'm Funny 'Bout My Cookin', Baby OK 8200 73114-A Cuddle Up Close, It's Winter Time OK 8200 Acc. by Charles Tyus, c / Effie Tyus, p. New York, March 29, 1927. 80680-A Alibi-ing Papa OK 8459
80681-A-B The Latest Fad OK unissued 80682-B Sweet Mama Goodie OK 8459
80683-A-B What Am You Waitin' On? OK unissued TYUS AND TYUS: Vocal duets, acc. by Charles Tyus, c / Effie Tyus, p. New York, August 31, 1931. 151757-1 You Make Me Laugh Col 14638-D 151758-1 Dad's Ole Mule Col 14638-D
Piano solos. Savannah, GA, August 23, 1927. 39835-2 Davis Street Blues Vic 21538 39836-1 Dew Drop Alley Stomp Vic 21538 UNION AVENUE FIVE Pseudonym on Tremont 468 for the Broadway Broadcasters (see Sam Lanin). UNIVERSAL DANCE ORCHESTRA Unknown t / vn / p / bj / d. New York, c. December, 1926. 2327-B Pepper Blues Mad 1620 UNIVERSAL SEXTET Pseudonym on Lincoln 2417 for the Varsity Eight, q.v. UNIVERSITY EIGHT The more regular pseudonym on Lincoln for the Varsity Eight, q.v. UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA See Sam Lanin; other titles under this name on Gennett may contain short hot solos by various Lanin sidemen. UNIVERSITY SEXTETTE Pseudonym on Lincoln for the Varsity Eight, q.v. UNIVERSITY SIX This was the name under which Columbia issued recordings by the California Ramblers on its largely acoustic cheap-label subsidiary Harmony and associated labels, Diva, and Velvet Tone. See also, Goofus Five, Five Birmingham Babies, Vagabonds and Varsity Eight, which are also pseudonyms for the same group. Roy Johnston, t / Bobby Davis, cl, ss, as / Sam Ruby, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx, gfs, x / Irving Brodsky, p, a / Tommy Felline, bj / Stan King, d, k / Arthur Hall, v. New York, September 18, 1925. 140961-1-2-3 Desdemona Har 37-H 140962-3 The Camel Walk Har 36-H 140963-2 She Was Just A Sailor's Sweetheart - vAH Har 36-H , Re G-8517 NOTE: Regal G-8517 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, November 24, 1925. 141304-2 Fallin' Down Har 106-H 141305-3 Smile A Little Bit Har 71-H
141306-1 Then I'll Be Happy Har 71-H , Re G-8561 NOTE: Regal G-8561 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA. Abe Lincoln, tb added; Ruby omitted; "incidental singing by Ed Kirkeby and chorus." New York, December 1, 1925. 141339-2 In Your Green Hat - vO Har 73-H
141340-3 Dustin' The Donkey Har 134-H 141341-2 I Love My Baby Har 73-H
Lincoln omitted; Arthur Fields, v. New York, March 23, 1926. 141838-3 Georgianna - vAF Har 155-H, Sil 3265, Re G-8659 141839-3 What A Man!- vAF Har 160-H, Re G-8643 141840-2 Sittin' Around Har 160-H NOTE: Regal G-8643 and G-8659 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA. Tommy Dorsey, tb added; Herb Weil, d, k, replaces King. New York, May 12, 1926. 142195-2-3 Tiger Rag Har 224-H 142196-2-3 San Har 224-H 142197-2-3 Ace In The Hole Har 209-H New York, August 2, 1926. 142490-3 St. Louis Hop Har 245-H 142491-3 Oh! If I Only Had You Har 230-H 142492-2 I Ain't Got Nobody Har 230-H Chelsea Quealey, t, replaces Johnston; Spencer Clark, bsx, replaces Rollini. New York, September 22, 1926. 142678-3 That's A Good Girl Har 262-H 142679-2 Give Me A Ukulele Har 262-H 142680-2 Wait'll You See (My Brand New Mama) Har 316-H Adrian Rollini, bsx, gfs, x, replaces Clark. New York, November 1, 1926. 142899-3 My Baby Knows How - vAF Har 296-H 142900-2 It Takes A Good Woman (To Keep A Good Man At Home) - vAF Har 316-H 142901-2 Lonely Eyes Har 296-H Chelsea Quealey, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Bobby Davis, cl, ss, as / Adrian Rollini, bsx, gfs / Irving Brodsky, p, a / Tommy Felline, bj / Herb Weil, d, k / Hal White, Arthur Fields, v. New York, December 27, 1926. 143220-1-2-3 Nobody But My Baby Is Getting My Love Col unissued 143221-1 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate Diva 2414-G, Har 414-H 143222-3 Beale Street Blues Diva 2414-G, Har 414-H 2nd t added. New York, February 7, 1927. 143446-2 Nobody But (My Baby Is Getting My Love) - vHW Har 382-H 143447-3 Oh Lizzie - vHW&ch Har 367-H 143448-3 The Cat Har 367-H 143449-2 It's O.K., Katy, With Me - vHW Har 382-H Dorsey omitted; Sam Ruby, ts added. New York, April 12, 1927. 144021-2 So Long, Pal - vAF Har 399-H 144022-2 Rosy Cheeks - vHW Har 399-H 144023-1 Yes She Do, No She Don't - vHW Diva 2425-G, Har 425-H Rollini db x*. New York, May 25, 1927. 144223-3 Slow River - vAF Diva 2433-G, Har 433-H 144224-2 *She's Got "It"!- vAF Diva 2435-G, Har 425-H 144225-4 *Lazy Weather - vAF Diva 2433-G, Har 433-H New York, June 9, 1927. 144264-2 *Bless Her Little Heart - vAF Diva 2444-G, Har 444-H 144265-2 *Ain't That A Grand And Glorious Feeling? - vAF Diva 2444-G, Har 444-H New York, July 20, 1927. 144472-2 *Roam On My Little Gypsy Sweetheart - v Diva 2466-G, Har 466-H 144473-1 *Pastafazoola - v2 Diva 2466-G, Har 474-H 144474-1 *Swanee Shore Diva 2466-G, Har 466-H New York, August 31, 1927. 144609-1 Who's That Knockin' At My Door? - vAF Diva 2489-G, Har 489-H 144612-1 Oh, Doris! Where Do You Live? - vAF Diva 2489-G, Har 489-H 144613-2 Zulu Wail Diva 2510-G, Har 510-H Chelsea Quealey, t / ? Frank Ferretti, tb / Pete Pumiglio, ? Carl Orech or Harold Marcus, cl, as / Sam Ruby, ts / Spencer Clark, bsx / Jack Russin, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Herb Weil, d, k / Arthur Fields, v. New York, October 17, 1927. 144877-3 Is She My Girl Friend? (How-De-Ow-Dow) - vAF Diva 2534-G, Har 534-H, VT 1534-V 144878-2 The Beggar - vAF Diva 2534-G, Har 534-H, VT 1534-V 144879-2 Manhattan Mary - vAF Diva 2534-G, Har 529-H ? Hank Stern, bb, replaces Clark. New York, November 30, 1927. 145258-2 There's Something Spanish In Your Eyes - v AF Diva 2551-G, Har 551-H 145259-1 Tell Me, Little Daisy - vAF Diva 2551-G, Har 557-H 145260-2 Changes - vAF Diva 2551-G, Har 551-H Frank Cush, t, replaces Quealey;? Carl Loeffler, tb, replaces? Ferretti; 2nd cl, as, omitted. New York, December 31, 1927. 145454-1 When You're With Somebody Else - vAF Diva 2551-G, Har 565-H 145455-2 Mine, All Mine - vAF Diva 2565-G, Har 565-H 145456-2 Under The Clover Moon - vAF Diva 2570-G, Har 570-H JANE GRAY / DOLLY KAY: Vocals, acc. by Frank Cush, t / ? Carl Loeffler, tb / Pete Pumiglio, cl, as / Sam Ruby,
145567-1 What Do You Say?- vJG Diva 2591-G, Har 591-H 145568-2 You Gotta Be Good To Me - vJG Diva 2591-G, Har 591-H 145569-2 The Grass Grows Greener ('Way Down Home) - vDK Diva 2581-G, Har 581-H 145570-3 Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella (On A Rainy Day) - vDK Diva 2581-G, Har 581-H UNIVERSITY SIX: Cliff Weston, t / Carl Loeffler, tb / Pete Pumiglio, cl, as / Spencer Clark, bsx / Chauncey Gray, p / Herb Weil, d / Arthur Fields, v. New York, March 5, 1928. 145731-2 Stay Out Of The South - vAH Diva 2617-G, Har 617-H, VT 1617-V 145732-2 Lila - vAH Diva 2617-G, Har 617-H, VT 1617-V 145733-1 The Pay-Off Har 651-H Jack Kaufman, v. New York, March 16, 1928. 145772-1-2 Speedy Boy - vAF Har 619-H 145773-1-2 She's The Sweetheart Of Six Other Guys - vAF Har 619-H 145774-1-2 Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight - vAF Col unissued 145775-1-2-3 Yip, I-Addy, I-Ay!- vAF Col unissued NOTE: Har 619-H as JACK KAUFMAN. Cliff Weston or ? Fred van Eps Jr., t / ? Carl Loeffler, tb / Pete Pumiglio or Carl Orech, cl, as, ss / Spencer Clark, bsx / Jack Russin, p / unknown cel / Herb Weil, d / Arthur Fields, v. New York, May 16, 1928. 146300-1 My Pet - vAF Har 651-H 146301-3 Chilly-Pom-Pom-Pee - vAF Har 652-H 146302-2 C-O-N-S-T-A-N-T-I-N-O-P-L-E - vAF Har 653-H, Spt 1010-S NOTE: Both sides of Harmony 651-H as THE WESTERNERS. The university marching songs, issued on Harmony and associated labels as by the University Six, are by a different band of no interest, THE UP AND DOWN PRESTIDIGITATORS Pseudonym on XX 5 for Preston Jackson's Uptown Band, q.v. U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY TEN Oliver F. Naquin, t, dir: Roland H. Groff, t / Robert L. Dyer, tb, sax / John F. Walsh, George F. Gelhorn, Jr., John M. Poore, cl, various saxes / Hilford C. "Ted" Owen, ss / Thomas B. Klakring, p / John F. Glick, bj / Clarence C. "Jug" Ray, bb / Joe Malach, d. Globe Furniture Co. Laboratory, Annapolis, MD, June 1925. 9182-A Navy Girl OK 40447 (special label) 9183-B My Dream Ship OK 40454 (special label) NOTE: Royalties from the sale of these records were paid to the Naval Relief Fund.
This was the name under which Gennett, as well as affiliated foreign labels such as Starr in Canada, issued recordings by the California Ramblers. See also: Five Birmingham Babies, Goofus Five, University Six, and Varsity Eight, which are also pseudonyms for the same players. Frank Cush, Bill Moore, t / Lloyd "Ole" Olsen, tb / Bobby Davis, Arnold Brilhart, cl, ss, as / Freddy Cusick, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Irving Brodsky, p, a / Ray Kitchingman, bj / Stan King, d / Lewis James, v. New York, October 26,
8579,-A-B Rememb'ring - vLJ Gnt 5288, Apex 404, St 9464 8580-A-B Sweet Butter Gnt 5291, St 9471 8581-A-B Sittin' In A Corner Gnt 5291, St 9465 NOTE: Gennett 5288, Apex 404, and Starr 9464 as CALIFORNIA WANDERERS. New York, January 21, 1924. 8711 Cover Me Up With The Sunshine Of Virginia Gnt 5362, St 9509 8712 Tripping Along (With You And Me) Gnt 5365, St 9513 8713,-A California, Here I Come Gnt 5362, St 9509 NOTE: Gennett 5365 and Starr 9513 as CALIFORNIA WANDERERS. Vernon Dalhart, v. New York, May 1, 1924. 8856-A Jealous - vVD Gnt 5447, St 9547 8857 From One Till Two (I Always Dream Of You) - vVD Gnt 5448, St 9547 8858-A Don't Mind The Rain Gnt 5448, St 9548 8859, -A Shine Gnt 5447, Cx 40331, St 9564 NOTE: Claxtonola 40331 as DIXIE BOYS. New York, June 6, 1924. 8912-A Where Is That Old Gal Of Mine? Gnt 5529, Cx 40363, St 9566, EBW 4121 8913 Where The Dreamy Wabash Flows Gnt 5485, St 9566 8914 Please Gnt 5485, St 9563 NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 4121 as REGENT ORCHESTRA. New York, July 1, 1924. 8972-A I Wonder What's Become Of Sally? Gnt 5501, St 9579 8973 Nobody's Child Gnt 5501, St 9579 New York, July 9, 1924. 8996-A You Know Me, Alabam' Gnt 5504, St 9582 8997,-A Knock At The Door Gnt 5502, Cx 40342, St 9571 8998 Louise Gnt 5502, Cx 40342, St 9571 8999 Put Away A Little Ray Of Golden Sunshine (For A Rainy Day) Gnt 5505, St 9580 NOTE: Gennett 5505 and Starr 9580 as PAUL SANDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Claxtonola 40342 as THE DIXIE BOYS. Vernon Dalhart, v. New York, August 21, 1924. 9049-A Sing A Little Song - vVD Gnt 5529, Cx 40363, St 9594 9051-A Kiss Me Goodnight Gnt 5527, St 9593 NOTE: Gennett 5527 and Starr 9593 as PAUL SANDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. New York, September 11, 1924. 9073-A I Want To Be Happy Gnt 5539, Cx 40373, EBW 4174 9074 Dreary Weather Gnt 5539, Cx 40373, EBW 4127 9075 Rose Marie Gnt 5540, EBW 4188 NOTE: Claxtonola 40373 as DIXIE BOYS; Edison Bell Winner 4127 and 4188 as REGENT ORCHESTRA; 4174 as PAVILION PLAYERS. New York, October 14, 1924. 9121 Nancy Gnt 5568
9122 Back Where The Daffodils Grow Gnt unissued 9123 I Don't Know Why Gnt 5568
New York, October 20, 1924. 9138 Lovelight Gnt 5581 9139 Southern Rose Gnt 5576, St 9606 NOTE: Gennett 5581 as PAUL SANDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Tommy Felline, bj, replaces Kitchingman; the Tremaine Brothers, v. New York, November 17, 1924. 9199 On The Wings Of Love Gnt 5596 9200 You're Just A Flower From An Old Bouquet - vTB Gnt 5596 9201-A Back Where The Daffodils Grow Gnt 5602, Cx 40397 NOTE: Gennett 5596 as PAUL SANDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Claxtonola 40397 as DIXIE BOYS. New York, December 4, 1924. 9215-A Somebody Like You Gnt 5630, Cx 40412 9216 I Can't Stop Babying You Gnt 5630, Cx 40412 9217 Sweetheart Days - vTB Gnt 5610 NOTE: Gennett 5610 as PAUL SANDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Claxtonola 40412 as DIXIE BOYS. Roy Johnston, Frank Cush, t / Abe Lincoln, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, Arnold Brilhart, cl, ss, as / Sam Ruby, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Irving Brodsky, p, a / Tommy Felline, bj / Stan King, d / Arthur Hall, v. New York, July 10, 1925. 9654 Silver Head - vAH Gnt 3096, Ch 15009 9655 I'm Gonna Charleston Back To Charleston Gnt 3099, Ch 15001 9656-A Ukulele Lady Gnt 3100, Ch 15002 NOTE: Champion 15001, 15002, and 15009 as THE DIXIE BOYS. New York, August 18, 1925. 9694 Normandy Gnt 3128, Ch 15012 9695 Sweet Man Gnt 3137, Ch 15021, Sil 4004 9696 My Sweetie Turned Me Down Gnt 3137, Ch 15021, Sil 4004 NOTE: Champion 15012 and 15021 as THE DIXIE BOYS. Arthur Fields, v. New York, March 19, 1926. X-43-A Gimme A Li'l Kiss, Will Ya, Huh? - vAF Gnt 3282, Ch 15078, Chg 147, Aco G-16011, Clm 1906, Gmn 1961 X-44-A Could I? - I Certainly Could - vAF Gnt 3282, Buddy 8008, Ch 15080, Chg 148, Clm 1906, Gmn 1939 X-45 I'd Climb The Highest Mountain Gnt 3283, Chg 145, Clm 1921 X-45-A I'd Climb The Highest Mountain Ch 15079 NOTE: Buddy 8008 as BIRMINGHAM RED JACKETS; Challenge 145 as NORTH WEST COLLEGIANS; 147 and 148 as TWIN CITY DANCE ORCHESTRA; Champion 15078 and 15079 as TRI-STATE DANCE RAMBLERS; 15080 as HICKORY KNOLL PAVILION KINGS; Coliseum 1906 and 1921 as MARYLAND DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 1939 as SAN FRANCISCO DANCE ORCHESTRA; 1961 as CARNIVAL DANCE BAND. Tommy Dorsey, tb, replaces Lincoln. New York, August 13, 1926. X-227 Looking At The World Thru' Rose-Colored Glasses - vAF Gnt 3362, Buddy 8068, Ch 15134, Chg 126, Aco G-16120, Bel 1133, Clm 1950 X-228-A On The Riviera - vAF Buddy 8068, Chg 125 X-228-B On The Riviera - vAF Gnt 3361, Ch 15134, Aco G-16120, Bel 1113, Clm 1950, Gmn 1984 X-229 The Birth Of The Blues - vAF Gnt 3361, Chg 128 NOTE: Buddy 8068 as MEMPHIS MELODY BOYS; Challenge 125, 126, and 128 as GOLDEN GATE SERENADERS; Champion 15134 as THE DIXIE PLAYERS; Aco G-16120 as OHIO NOVELTY BAND; Coliseum 1950 as MAYFIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 1984 as CARNIVAL DANCE BAND. Ed Kirkeby, v. New York, May 2, 1927. GEX-635-B I'm Back In Love Again Gnt 6140, Ch 15293, GS 40108 GEX-636-A Yes She Do, No She Don't - vEK Gnt 6172, Ch 15290, Gmn 2110, Aco GA-20014 GEX-637-A S-L-U-E Foot Gnt 6170, Ch 15322, Aco GA-20026 NOTE: Gennett 6140, 6170, and 6172 as CALIFORNIA VAGABONDS; Champion 15290, 15293, and 15322 as GORDON GRIMES AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Aco GA-20014 and GA-20026 as FRISCO SYNCOPATORS; Guardsman 2110 as ROVERS DANCE BAND. The remaining four sessions are by bands drawn from the following collective personnel: Angie Rattiner, Mickey Bloom, Fred van Eps, Jr., Al King, Frank Cush, t / Tommy Dorsey, Ted Raph, Frank Ferretti, tb / Pete Pumiglio, Carl Orech, Harold Marcus, cl, as / Sam Ruby, ts / Spencer Clark, bsx / Larry Kosky, Joe LaFaro, Al Duffy, vn (when used) / Chauncey Gray, Jack Russin, p / Tommy Felline, bj, g / Herb Weil, Stan King, Chick Condon, d / Happy Blake, Elliott Stewart, Jud Brown, Jerry White, Al King, Joe Griffith, Al Lynch, v. New York, February 8, 1928. GEX-1064-A You Gotta Be Good To Me - vHB Gnt 6398, Chg 334 GEX-1065,-A-B In The Sing-Song Sycamore Tree - vES Gnt unissued GEX-1066,-A Sunshine - vES Gnt unissued New York, March 23, 1928. GEX-1146-A In The Sing-Song Sycamore Tree - vJB Bell 595, Ch 15456 GEX-1147 Waitin' For Katy - vJB Gnt 6426, Bell 589, Spr 355 GEX-1148 Say "Yes" Today - vJB Gnt 6426, Bell 591, Spr 359 GEX-1149 Collegianna - vJB Bell 592, Spr 357 NOTE: Gennett 6426 as CALIFORNIA VAGABONDS; Champion 15456 as GORDON GRIMES AND HIS ORCHESTRA. New York, May 13, 1928. GEX-1247-A After My Laughter Came Tears - vJW Sil 8063, Spt 9000 GEX-1248 Dolores - vJW Sil 8063, Spt 9000, Ch 15496 GEX-1249-A Oh! Baby - vJW Gnt 6487, Ch 15495, Sil 8068 GEX-1250-A Did You Mean It? - vAK-JG Sil 8053, Spt 9004 NOTE: Champion 15495 and 15496 as GORDON GRIMES AND HIS ORCHESTRA. This session is entered in the Gennett files as by the Golden Gate Serenaders, to which it was changed from California Vagabonds and California Ramblers, and under which Gennett 6487 was issued. New York, May 22, 1928. GEX-1323-A He's Worth His Weight In Gold - vAL Gnt 6488, Sil 8068 NOTE: Gennett 6488 as GOLDEN GATE SERENADERS. The name THE VAGABONDS was also used on Cameo for straight dance bands of little or no interest as jazz. 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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