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- TED CLAIRES SNAPPY BITS BAND
- SUNNY CLAPP AND HIS BAND O SUNSHINE
- CLARINET JOE AND HIS HOT FOOTERS
- DICK CLARK AND HIS ORCHESTRA See Joe Haymes and his Orchestra. DON CLARK AND HIS LA MONICA BALLROOM ORCHESTRA
- ETHEL CLARK
- CLEARTONE JAZZ BAND
- CLEVELAND SOCIETY ORCHESTRA
- PAUL CLICQUOT AND HIS ESKIMEAUX
- CLIFFORDS LOUISVILLE JUG BAND
- CLOVER DANCE ORCHESTRA
- CLOVER GARDEN ORCHESTRA
VIRGINIA CHILDS Vocal, acc. by unknown p. Atlanta, April 23, 1926. 142124-1-2 I'm A Heart-Broken Mama Col unissued 142125-1-2 Got No Time Col unissued Acc. by Roy Smeck, g. New York, August 19, 1926. 142540-1-2 Down-Hearted Blues Col unissued 142541-1-2-3 The St. Louis Blues Col unissued 142542-1-2-3 If You Can't Hold The Man You Love Col unissued 142543-1-2 You're Burnin' Me Up (Turnin' Me Down) Col unissued Acc. by Jack Glogau, p. New York, August 20, 1926. 142544-1-2 Six Feet Of Papa Col unissued 142545-1-2 I Got A Papa Down In New Orleans Col unissued 142546-1-2-3 Prescription For The Blues Col unissued 142547-1-2-3 Farewell Blues Col unissued Acc. by Clayton McMichen, vn / ? Riley Puckett, g, or p. Atlanta, November 3, 1926. 143042-1 Down-Hearted Blues - g Col 14175-D 143043-2 St. Louis Blues - vn / g Col 14175-D 143044-1-2-3 You're Burnin' Me Up - p Col unissued 143045-1-2 If You Can't Hold The Man You Love - p Col unissued
Vocal, acc. by J. H. Shayne, p, or Papa Charlie Jackson, g. Chicago, c. April, 1924. 8075-1 Georgia Sam Blues (Georgia Blues*) - pJHS Pm 12213, Sil 3543, 3567* 8076-1 Cool Kind Daddy Blues (Cool Daddy Blues*) - g Pm 12213, Sil 3543, 3567* NOTE: Silvertone 3543 as MARGIE SNOW; 3567 as CHARLOTTE WALSH.
IVORY CHITTISON AND BANJO JOE: Herman Chittison, p / Ikey Robinson, g, v. New York, July 17, 1933. 13553- Unlucky Blues Voc 25011 13554- My Four Reasons Voc 25011 Piano solos. Paris, late May-early June, 1934. 1224wpp Honeysuckle Rose Br A-500438, 01847 1226wpp Swingin' Br unissued 1227wpp Harlem Rhythm Dance Br A-500439, 01960 1228wpp Nagasaki Br A-500440 1229wpp You Gave Me Everything But Love Br A-500440 Paris, June, 1934. 1244½wpp Swingin' Br A-500439, 01960 1245wpp Stormy Weather Br A-500450 1246wpp St. Louis Blues Br A-500451, Voc S-232 1247wpp You'll Be My Lover Br A-500450, 02022 1248wpp Red Jill Rag Br A-500451, Voc S-232 1249wpp Bugle Call Rag Br A-500438, 01847 Paris, July, 1934. 1326wpp Trees Br A-500440, 02022 NOTE: Some copies of Brunswick A-500440 couple matrices 1228wpp and 1326wpp. THE CHOCOLATE DANDIES Don Redman, cl, as, v, dir: Langston Curl, John Nesbitt, t / Claude Jones, tb / Milton Senior, cl, as / George Thomas, cl, ts, v / Prince Robinson, cl, ts / Todd Rhodes, p / Dave Wilborn, bj, v / Lonnie Johnson, g (first two titles only) / Ralph Escudero, bb / Cuba Austin, d. New York, October 13, 1928. 401218-B Paducah OK 8627, JS AA-606 401219-A Star Dust OK 8668, Par R-558, Od A-2325, A-286007, B-35637, Tpl 539 401220-B Birmingham Break-Down OK 8668, JS AA-606, Tpl 539 401221-A Four Or Five Times - vDR, GT, DW OK 8627, 41136, Par R-365, 22377, B-25459, Od A-189230 NOTE: Okeh 41136 and Odeon A-189230 as THE LITTLE ACES; Okeh 8627 (401221-A) as FIVE LITTLE CHOCOLATE DANDIES; Parlophone R-365 as THE LITTLE CHOCOLATE DANDIES; 22377 as THE FIVE LITTLE CHOCOLATE DANDIES; B-25459 as THE LITTLE AVES. THE LITTLE CHOCOLATE DANDIES: Rex Stewart, c / Leonard Davis, t / J. C. Higginbotham, tb, v / Don Redman, Benny Carter, cl, as, v / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Fats Waller, p / bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / George Stafford, d. New York, September 18, 1929. 402965-C That's How I Feel Today OK 8728, Par R-542 402966-D Six Or Seven Times - vJCH-DR-BC OK 8728, Par R-542, R-2550, A-7483, PZ-11127, Od OR-2550 THE CHOCOLATE DANDIES: Bobby Stark, t / Jimmy Harrison, v / Benny Carter, cl, as, v, a / Coleman Hawkins,
404566-A Goodbye Blues - v, aBC Col 35679, Par R-882, Od A-2310, A-286033, B-35634 Kirby plays bb. New York, December 31, 1930. 404596-B Cloudy Skies Col 35679, Par R-1273, Od A-2363, A-286066, B-35634 404597-B Got Another Sweetie Now - vJH Col 36009, Par R-963, Od A-2363, A-286039, B-35633 404598-B; Bugle Call Rag - aBC 151823* Col 2543-D*, 36008, Par R-1645, A-3199, B-27602, B-71144, TT-9067, Od A-286079, B-35637, 028344, UHCA 53 404599-8; Dee Blues 151824* Col 2543-D*, 36008, S-10006, Par R-1138, A-3226, Od A-286056, B-35623, 028344, UHCA 54 Max Kaminsky, t / Benny Carter, t, as* / Floyd O'Brien, tb / Chu Berry, ts / Teddy Wilson, p / Lawrence Lucie, g / Ernest Hill, sb / Sid Catlett, d (or Mezz Mezzrow on last side). New York, October 10, 1933. 265156-2 *Blue Interlude Dec 18255, Par R-1792, A-3931, B-27603, B-71144, TT-9066, Od 194273, A-277251,
265157-1 I Never Knew Col 2875-D, Par R-1815, A-3931, B-27603, B-71145, TT-9066, Od 194273, 273034 265158-1 Once Upon A Time OK 41568, Dec 18255, HRS 16, Par R-1717, Od A-2380, 031808, 194205 265159-2 *Krazy Kapers OK 41568, HRS 16, Par R-1743, A-6034, B-27682 B-71145, TT-9067, Od 031808, 19405, 273034 NOTE: Some pressings of 265158-1 are allegedly titled NICE TO KNOW YOU CARE; Odeon 031808 titled CRAZY CAPERS. This name was also used as a pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Brunswick 02002 Straddle The Fence (Mills Blue Rhythm Band) Odeon A-2309 Star Dust (Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra; original pressings only, subsequent issues being correctly labeled) Vocalion 1610 Both sides by King Oliver and his Orchestra 1617 When I Take My Sugar To Tea (King Oliver and his Orchestra) 1617 That's My Stuff (Lloyd Smith's Gut-Bucketeers) 1646 Straddle The Fence (Mills Blue Rhythm Band) NANE CHOLET Vocal, acc. by Stephane Grappelly, vn / Django Reinhardt, Joseph Reinhardt, Pierre Feret, g / Louis Vola, sb. Paris, December, 1934. 77149-1 Celle qui est perdue Ul AP-1409 77150-1 Encore un tour de chevaux de bois Ul AP-1408 77153-1 ? (title unknown) Ul AP-1409 77154-1 Le Courtoie Ul AP-1408C CHOO CHOO JAZZERS Pseudonym on Ajax 17038 for the Original Memphis Five, q.v.; also used for various accompanying groups on the same label. AXEL CHRISTENSEN The following sides, from a number made by this comedian-pianist, are of interest as novelty ragtime piano solos. Piano solo. New York, c. December 1922. 847-2 Teasing The Klassics (Christensen) Pm 20173, Fam 3167, Pu 11173 New York, c. February, 1923. 1302 Christensen Medley (Cauldron Rag / Star And Garter Waltz) (Christensen) Pm 20218, Pur 11239 Chicago, December, 1927. 20242-2 Walking Blues Pm 20603, Bwy 1161 20243-2 Syncophonic Pm 20603, Bwy 1161
BUDDY CHRISTIAN'S CREOLE FIVE: ? Tom Morris, c / ? Jake Frazier, tb / Bob Fuller, cl / ? Porter Grainger or Louis Hooper or Mike Jackson, p / Buddy Christian, bj / d / Louise Vant, v. New York, c. March 23, 1926. 74057-A Sunset Blues - vLV OK 8311
74058-A Texas Mule Stomp - vLV OK 8311
74059-A Sugar House Stomp OK 8342
BUDDY CHRISTIAN'S JAZZ RIPPERS: Probably: Charlie Thomas, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / George McClennon, cl / Bob Fuller, cl, ss / Mike Jackson, p / Buddy Christian, bj*. New York, August, 1926. 107043 South Rampart Street Blues PA 8518, Per 118 107044 The Skunk PA 8518, Per 118 NOTE: Buddy Christian's Four Cry-Babies were a vocal quartet whose work is outside the scope of this work. LILLIE DELK CHRISTIAN Vocal, acc. by Johnny St. Cyr, bj. Chicago, c. March 5, 1926. 9573-A Sweet Man OK 8317
9574-A Sweet Georgia Brown OK 8317
Jimmie Noone, cl, added. Chicago, June 15, 1926. 9717-A Lonesome And Sorry OK 8356 9718-A-B Baby O' Mine OK 8356 Acc. by Richard M. Jones' Jazz Wizards: Artie Starks, cl / Richard M. Jones, p / Johnny St. Cyr, bj. Chicago, May 6, 1927. 80841-A It All Depends On You OK 8475
80842-A-B Ain't She Sweet? OK 8475
Acc. by Jimmie Noone, cl / Johnny St. Cyr, g. Chicago, December 12, 1927. 82046-A My Blue Heaven OK 8536 82047-A Who's Wonderful! Who's Marvelous? Miss Annabelle Lee OK 8536 Acc. by Louis Armstrong and his Hot Four: Louis Armstrong, c, v / Jimmie Noone, cl / Earl Hines, p / Mancy Cara, bj. Chicago, June 26, 1928. 400954-B You're A Real Sweetheart OK 8607, Tpl 527 400955-B Too Busy - vLA OK 8596
400957-A Last Night I Dreamed You Kissed Me OK 8607, Tpl 527 NOTE: Matrix 400956 is a waltz, of no jazz interest. Cara plays g throughout from here onwards. Chicago, December 11, 1928. 402206-A I Can't Give You Anything But Love OK 8650
402207-B Baby OK 8660, Par R-2234 Chicago, December 12, 1928. 402208-A Sweethearts On Parade OK 8650 402209-B I Must Have That Man OK 8660, Par R-2234 TOMMY CHRISTIAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA The following title by this commercial dance band is of obvious jazz interest; there is a possibility that other sides by it are of some value as jazz also. Tommy Christian, bar, dir: Phil Fisher, Ted Fisher, t / Frank Troxell, tb / Art Manners Harold Lawson, cl, as / James DeAngeles, cl, ts / Victor DeAngeles, pac / Carl Pickel, p / Paul Close, bj / Harry Rich, bb / Art Barnett, d. New York, March 12, 1927. 143620-3 Swamp Blues Diva 2427-G, Har 427-H, VT 1427-V
Art Hicks, vn, v, dir: Burt Allen, c / Frank Bamberger, tb / Ray Evans, as / Homer Beecraft, as, v / Jack Weber, cl, ts / Jack Saatkamp, p / Carl Clauve, bj / Ray Fetzer, bb / Bud Ebel, d. Cincinnati, April 10, 1924. 8631-B Walking Talking Dolly OK 40106, Od 03178 8632-A From One Till Two (I Always Dream Of You) OK 40106, Od 03178, LAR A-4265 8633-B Blue Evening Blues OK 40107, Od 03179, 5150 (Swedish) 8634-B Horsey! Keep Your Tail Up (Keep The Sun Out Of My Eyes) - vHB OK 40107, LAR A-4238, Od 03179, 5150 (Swedish), Par E-5214 NOTE: Okeh 40106 and 40107 as CHUBB-STEINBERG ORCHESTRA OF CINCINNATI. Wild Bill Davison, c, added. Richmond, IN, February 16, 1925. 12156, A-B-C Will You Remember Me? Gnt unissued 12157-B Because They All Love You Gnt 5663 Richmond, IN, April 30, 1925. 12230 Mandy, Make Up Your Mind Gnt 3058
12231-A Steppin' In Society - vAH Gnt 3058
Richmond, IN, July 16, 1925. 12282 Sloppy Sue Gnt unissued 12283 Pale Moon Gnt unissued Richmond, IN, October 15, 1925. 12373,-A In The Purple Twilight Gnt unissued 12374,-A You Are Just A Vision Gnt unissued 12375 Sloppy Sue Gnt unissued CINCINNATI JUG BAND Unknown h / ? Bob Coleman, g / jug / wb. Chicago, c. January, 1929. 21100-2 Newport Blues Pm 12743
21101-2 George St. Stomp [sic] Pm 12743
TED CLAIRE'S SNAPPY BITS BAND Charles A. Matson, p, dir: c / tb / 2 cl, as / bj / d. New York, c. January 31, 1923. 8190, A-B Laughin' Cryin' Blues Gnt 5060, St 9350 8191,-A Four O'Clock Blues Gnt 5041, St 9350 NOTE: Matson is misspelled WATSON on the labels; Gnt 5060 as TED CLAIRE SNAPPY BITS BAND
Sunny Clapp, tb, as, dir: Bob Hutchingson, t, v / ? 2nd t / ? Sidney Arodin, cl, as / Mac McCracken, ts / Dick Dickerson, bar / Cliff Brewton, p / Lew Bray, bj, g, vn, v / Francis Palmer bb / Joe Hudson, d, contrabass sax also used (? Dickerson). San Antonio, TX, June 11, 1929. 402611-B We Can't Use Each Other Any More - vLB OK 41261, Od 165781 NOTE: Both issues as LEW BRAY Accomp. by SUNNY CLAPP AND HIS BAND O' SUNSHINE. 2nd t / 2nd tb / 4th s added. San Antonio, July 23, 1929. 55268-1-2-3 Come Easy, Go Easy Love - vBH Vic unissued 55269-1 Down On Biscayne Bay - vBH Vic V-40152 55270-1 We Can't Use Each Other Any More - vBH Vic V-40152 NOTE: This issue as SUNNY CLAPP'S ORCHESTRA. Sunny Clapp dir: Tommy Howell, t, v / Bob Cusumano, t / Lee Howell, tb, v / Sidney Arodin, cl / Joe Lendin, cl, as / Stewart Anderson, cl, ts, v / ? Dick Dickerson, bar / George Marks, p, v / Charles Sicai, bj, g, vn / Bill King, bb / Wally Gordon, d / Jeanne Geddes, v. Camden, NJ, April 15, 1931. 53013-2 When My Baby Smiles At Me - vTH Vic 22684 53014-2 Treat Me Like A Baby - vJG, TH, LH, SA Vic 22682 Camden, NJ, April 16, 1931. 53015-2 Learn To Croon - vJG Vic 22682 53016-1-2 Come Easy, Go Easy Love - vJG Vic unissued Hoagy Carmichael, v. (and ? 2nd p), dir: 2 t / tb / Sidney Arodin, cl / 2 as / ts / George Marks, p, v / bj / bb / d. New York, July 1, 1931. 53016-3 Come Easy, Go Easy Love - vHC Vic 22776, 1AC-0457 53016-4 Come Easy, Go Easy Love - vHC Intermission 104 (LP) 70109-1 When I Can't Be With You - vGM Vic 22776, 1AC-0457 NOTE: Victor 22776 as CAROLINA DANDIES; 1AC-0457 as CAROLINE DANDIES. Other sides by this band are of no known jazz interest. See also Jimmy McHugh's Bostonians. Sunny Clapp also styled himself SONNY CLAPP. CLAREMONT DANCE BAND Pseudonym on Duophone Unbreakable Records for various American and British bands, but those most likely to interest the jazz collector are by Fred Hall and his Band, q.v. CLARINET JOE AND HIS HOT FOOTERS Percy Glascoe, cl, acc. by Lemuel Fowler, p / Richard Ward, d. New York, August 8, 1925. 140826-3 Rabbit Foot Blues Har 8-H
140827-1 What Kinda Man Is You? Har 8-H, Re G-8539 CLARION DANCE ORCHESTRA See the Cardinal Jazz Band. BILLY CLARK Pseudonym on Regal 9130 for Irving Kaufman, acc. by Eubie Blake (q.v., as ROBERT BLACK). DICK CLARK AND HIS ORCHESTRA See Joe Haymes and his Orchestra. DON CLARK AND HIS LA MONICA BALLROOM ORCHESTRA This band recorded for Victor and Columbia in 1925 and 1926; the following are of marginal interest as jazz. Don Clark, cl, ss, as, bar, dir: Aime Reinwald, Kenneth Howard, t / Art Ginder, Frank Jenks, tb / Dick Dickinson, Whitney Stayner, cl, as / Everett McLaughlin, cl, ts / Howard Jackson, p / Leonard Mojica, bj / Carl Angelotty, bb / Harold McDonald, d. Los Angeles, March 4, 1925. PB-105-4 Cheatin' On Me Vic 19622 PB-106-2 Lonesome Trail Vic 19736 PB-107-3 It's Too Good To Be True Vic 19736 PB-108-3 Big Bad Bill Vic 19622
Pseudonym on Silvertone for Edmonia Henderson, q.v. NORMAN CLARK The following titles by this crooner are of interest solely for their accompaniments. Vocal, acc. by Eddie Lang (as EDDIE LANGE), g. New York, October 20, 1925. E-1517 / 8 / 9W Sleepy-Time Gal Voc unissued New York, October 22, 1925. E-1520 / 1 / 2 / 3W The Lonesomest Gal In Town Voc unissued E-1530W Sleepy-Time Gal Voc unissued New York, November 7, 1925. E-1601 / 2 / 3 / 4 Sleepy-Time Gal Voc unissued E-1605 / 6 / 7 / 8 The Lonesomest Gal In Town Voc unissued New York, November 16, 1925. E-1727 / 9 Sleepy-Time Gal Voc 15142, X-9753 E-1730 / 1 The Lonesomest Gal In Town Voc 15142, X-9753 NOTE:The first title also appears on Voc X-9740 showing matrix NN-1943, from the Los Angeles series, although no documentation of this number has been found in the Brunswick files.
Piano solo with speech. Chicago, December 8, 1929 C-4915-A Fat Fanny Stomp Voc unissued C-4916-A Fat Fanny Stomp Voc unissued C-4922-A Fat Fanny Stomp Voc unissued C-4923-A Fat Fanny Stomp Voc unissued Chicago, January, 1930. C-5079- Fat Fanny Stomp Voc 1536
Piano solos. Los Angeles, c. 1924-1925. 208 Gang Of Blues Triumph (unnumbered) 210 Punishing The Piano Triumph (unnumbered) SONNY CLAY'S PLANTATION ORCHESTRA: Sonny Clay, p, dir: Ernest Coycault, t / W. B. Woodman tb / Leonard Davidson, cl / __ Fitzgerald, bj / Willie McDaniels, d, k. Los Angeles, July 28, 1925. NN-999W Jambled Blues Voc 15078, Lev A-101 NN-1000W Bogloosa Blues Voc 15078, Lev A-101 NOTE: Levaphone as DIXIE PLANTATION ORCHESTRA. William Blakeney, t / Louis Dodd, as, bj, g / James Carson, cl, ts, / unknown bb added. Los Angeles, February 2, 1926. LA-91; E-2328 Plantation Blues Voc 1000, 15254, Or(E) 1000, Br A-180 LA-92; E-2329 Chicago Breakdown Voc 1000, 15254, Or(E) 1000, Br A-180 Sonny Clay, p, dir: Ernest Coycault, t / Luther Graven, tb / John Sturdevant, cl / Rupert Jordan, bj / Willie McDaniels, d. Los Angeles, August 26, 1926. LA-114; E-3660 Slow Motion Blues Voc 1050
LA-121; E-3661 California Stomp Voc 1050
SONNY CLAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Sonny Clay, p, dir: Ernest Coycault, Archie Lancaster, t / Luther Graven, tb / Leonard Davidson, cl, as / Louis Dodd, as / William Griffin, ts / Rupert Jordan, bj / Herman Hoy, bb / David Lewis, d. Los Angeles, December, 1927. LAE-5; E-6839 The Ghost Of The Black Bottom Voc unissued LAE-6; E-6840 St. Louis Blues Voc unissued LAE-8; E-6836 Devil's Serenade Voc 15641 LAE-10; E-6835 In My Dreams (I'm Jealous Of You) Voc 15641 LAE-11; E-6838 Australian Stomp Voc unissued LAE-13; E-6837 Darktown Shuffle Voc unissued
Piano solos. New York, March 16, 1927. Raggin' The Scale (Ed Claypoole) Vic test (unnumbered) Skidding (Ed Claypoole) Vic test (unnumbered) CLEARTONE JAZZ BAND Pseudonym on Cleartone P-121 for the Cardinal Jazz Band, q.v. JOHNNY CLESI'S AREOLEANS Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / cl, as / ss, as / ts / p / bj / Vic Berton, d. New York, September 22, 1926. X-278-A Ain't I Got Rosie? Gnt 3380, 6061, Ch 15174, GS 2010 NOTE: Champion as TWIN CITY BELL HOPS. New York, September 27, 1926. X-285,-A Ain't I Got Rosie? Gnt unissued X-286,-A High Fever Gnt unissued New York, December 22, 1926. GEX-411 Brotherly Love Gnt 6033, Ch 15203, Sil 5024 NOTE: Champion as HILL TOP INN ORCHESTRA; Silvertone as RED ONION JAZZ BABIES. Probably an entirely different personnel. New York, January 27, 1928. GEX-1045, A-B Symphonic Raps Gnt unissued
This is usually a pseudonym for Harry Reser's Orchestra (q.v.) on Brunswick; the following is of some interest. Harry Reser, bj, dir: Tommy Gott, Hymie Farberman, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Larry Abbott, another, cl, as / Norman Yorke, ts / Ruby Greenberg, vn / Jimmy Johnston, bsx / Bill Wirges, p / Gus Helleberg, bb / Tom Stacks, d, v. New York, July 22, 1926. E-19881 My Cutie's Due At Two-To-Two Today - vTS Br 3279 E-19883 She Belongs To Me - vTS Br 3279 The name was a pseudonym for the following items in this book: Angelus 3266 Cab Calloway's Orchestra Supertone S-2175 Hello, Beautiful! (Will Osborne & his Orchestra) S-2197 You Didn't Have To Tell Me (Benny Goodman and his Orchestra) S-2257 Casa Loma Orchestra CLEVELAND SOCIETY ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Aco for the following items listed in this book: G-15301 Bonnie (The Broadway Syncopators) G-15538 Sittin' In A Corner (The Broadway Syncopators) G-15566 Susquehanna Home (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) G-15794 Steppin' In Society (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) G-15795 Suite 16 (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) G-15839 Let's Wander Away (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) G-16107 Both sides by Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra G-16141 In A Little Garden (Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra) PAUL CLICQUOT AND HIS ESKIMEAUX Pseudonym on Australian Electron 5086 for Willard Robison and his Orchestra, q.v. The Clicquot Club Eskimos were a broadcasting band recording under the direction of Harry Reser, but their records are at best of only very slight interest as jazz. CLIFFORD'S LOUISVILLE JUG BAND Theodore Boone, c / Clifford Hayes, vn / Curtis Hayes (or possibly Cal Smith), bj / Earl McDonald, jug / Cora Gray, v. Chicago, c. May 20, 1925. 9139-A Louisville Bluezees - vCG OK 8248
9140-A Wakin' Up Blues OK 8238
9141-A I Don't Want You Blues - vCG OK 8221
9142-A Get It Fixed Blues OK 8269
9143-A Mammy O' Mine Blues - vCG OK 8248
9145-A Struttin' The Blues OK 8238
9146-A Dancing Blues - vCG OK 8221
NOTE: Matrix 9144 is untraced. See also Jimmie Rodgers. DURWARD CLINE CLINE'S COLLEGIANS: 2 c / tb / cl, as / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d / Jimmy McManus, v. Dallas, October, 1928. DAL-718-A Peruna - vch Br 4162
DAL-719-A Violets - vJM Br 4162
DURWARD CLINE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably similar instrumentation. Dallas, June 26, 1929. 402740-A When Buddha Smiles Od 193425 402741-A-B-C Breeze (Blow My Baby Back To Me) OK unissued CLINE'S COLLEGIANS: As before. Dallas, c. November, 1929. DAL-571-A Chicadore Stomp Br unissued DAL-572-A That's How I Love You, Dear Br unissued ALICE CLINTON Vocal, acc. by J. C. Johnson, p. New York, April 19, 1928. GEX-1207-A Do What You Did Last Night Gnt 6501, Ch 15510, Spt 9284 GEX-1208-A (Since You've Been Gone) There's Been Some Changes Made Gnt 6501, Ch 15529, Spt 9288 NOTE: Champions as LILLIAN RUSH.
Pseudonym on Clover 1500 for THE JAZZELIERS, q.v. CLOVERDALE COUNTRY CLUB ORCHESTRA Usually a pseudonym on Okeh for Ben Selvin and his Orchestra, q.v. See also Jack Teagarden and his Orchestra (Okeh 41551). CLOVER GARDEN ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Pathé X-6022 and Salabert 148 for the Texas Ten, q.v. CLUB ALABAM ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Domino for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra, q.v. 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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