CRACKER JACK'S CORRUGATED CHARACTERS

Pseudonym on XX 4 for Jimmy O'Bryant's Washboard Band, q.v.

The following titles by this dance band are known or believed to be of considerable jazz interest.

Francis Craig, p, dir: Malcolm Crain, c / George Thomas, tb / James Melton, cl, ss, as / Kenny Sargent, Cecil Bailey, cl,
as / Newton Richards, Ray McNeary, cl, ts / Ken Binford, bj / Herb Hill, bb / Powell Adams, d. Atlanta, January 27, 1925.

140278-1-2 Marble Halls

Col unissued

140279-1-2 Steady Roll Blues

Col unissued

Atlanta, September 29, 1925.

141005-2 Marble Halls

Col 567-D

141012-2 Steady Roll Blues

Col 567-D

Francis Craig, dir: Malcolm Crain, Clarence "Cool" Morrison, t / tb / Kenny Sargent and another, cl, ss, as / Newton Richards and another, cl, ts / Jess Jessup, p / bj / bb / Powell Adams d. The unknown musicians are known only by the names with which they signed a copy of Columbia 1266-D (giving no instruments), which came to light some years ago: ­__ Boastman; __ Fletcher; Red Hawn; B. Yandles. Atlanta, April 21, 1926.

142068-1 Hard-To-Get Gertie

Col 709-D, Re G-8744

142069-3 That Florida Low-Down

Col 1266-D

NOTE: Regal G-8744 as RAYMOND DANCE BAND.

Atlanta, April 22, 1926.

142078-3 Do You Believe In Dreams?

Col 709-D, 4134

NOTE: Columbia 4134 as DENZA DANCE BAND.

Pseudonym on American Parlophone for Fred Hall's Sugar Babies, q.v.

Pseudonym on Australian Melotone 10008 (GET OUT AND GET UNDER THE MOON) for Sam Lanin and his

Pseudonym on Champion for Emil Seidel's Orchestra, q.v. This is of no known relation to the following band.

Jack Crawford, cl, ss, as, dir: Bob Huff, Gerald Miller, t / Ted Willis, tb / Joe Snyder, cl, ss, as / Carroll Willis, cl, ts / Harry Sosnik, p / Joe Bucher, bj / Earl Center, bb / Paul McKnight, d. Camden, NJ, July 22, 1927.

39450-1-2-3-4 Swanee Shore

Vic unissued

39451-1-2-3-4 Who's That Pretty Baby?

Vic unissued

39452-1-2-3-4 I'd Walk A Million Miles

Vic unissued

Camden, NJ, July 30, 1927.

39450-5 Swanee Shore

Vic 20847, HMV B-5375

39451-6 Who's That Pretty Baby?

Vic 20847, HMV B-5375

39452-6 I'd Walk A Million Miles

Vic 20901, HMV B-5397

Lewis James, v. New York, September 27, 1927.

40121-3 Baltimore

Vic 20994

40122-1-2-3 Give Me A Night In June - vLJ

Vic unissued

40123-1-2 Hurricane

Vic unissued

Unknown s added. Kansas City, December 12, 1927.

41366-1 Kiss And Make Up

Vic unissued

Kansas City, December 15, 1927.

41366-5 Kiss And Make Up

Vic 21173, HMV EA-313

41379-1-2-3 How Long Has This Been Going On?

Vic unissued

41380-2 Beautiful

Vic 21217, HMV EA-375

41381-1-2-3-4 Nothing To Lose

Vic unissued

NOTE: This name appears on Crown 81018 (Canadian) as a pseudonym for the Ten Jacks of Diamonds, q.v.

LILIAN CRAWFORD

Piano solo. Richmond, IN, February 7, 1934.

19488 In A Mist (Bixology)

Ch 16817, Iragen 1G-29-02

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:

Crown 81068 Billy James and his Orchestra

81113 Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra

81158 Fred Rich and his Orchestra

Domino 181113 Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra

Vocal, acc. by own p. New York, August 22, 1923.

If You Don't, I Know Who Will

Vic test (unnumbered)

Acc. by King Bechet Trio: Sidney Bechet, cl, ss / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian bj. New York, October, 1923.

71945-A Down On The Levee Blues

OK 8096, Par E-5234

71946-B Lonesome Mama Blues

OK 8096, Par E-5234

Acc. by ? Tom Morris, c / ? Cliff Jackson or ? Mike Jackson, p / ? Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, c. May, 1926.

106858- Two-Faced Man

PA 7505, Per 105

106859- Misery

PA 7505, Per 105

Clarinet solos with own vocal, acc. by Eddie Heywood, p / Eddie Lang, g / John Trueheart­ bj. New York, May 31, 1927.

80944-B Crawley Blues

OK 8479

OK 8492

OK unissued

Trueheart omitted. New York, June 4, 1927.

80983-C Irony Daddy Blues

OK 8479

80984-C She's Forty With Me

Acc. by p / bj / g. Chicago, December 16, 1927.

82078-B She's Nothing But Nice

OK 8555

OK 8539

OK 8539

OK 8555

82090-A Jewels Of My Heart

OK unissued

82091-A-B Diamonds In The Rough

OK unissued

Acc. by Eddie Heywood, p / Eddie Lang, g. New York, May 31, 1928.

400724-C Wishing

OK 8718

OK 8589, *Par R-2163

400726-A I'm Forever Changing Sweethearts

OK 8589

OK unissued

Clarinet solos with own vocal, acc. by Eddie Heywood, p / Eddie Lang, g. New York, September 4, 1928.

401096-B Tall Tillie's Too Tight

OK 8619

401097-A Snake Hip Dance

401100-A My Perfect Thrill

OK 8718

401101-B Shadow Of The Blues

WILTON CRAWLEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Henry Allen, t / ? James Archey, tb / Wilton Crawley, cl, v / Charlie Holmes, as / ? Greeley Walton, ts / Luis Russell, p / Will Johnson, g / Pops Foster, sb / Paul Barbarin, d. New York, October 3, 1929.

56747-2 Snake Hip Dance - vWC

Vic V-38094, HMV R-10382

56748-2 She's Driving Me Wild - vWC

Vic V-38094, HMV R-10382

? Freddie Jenkins, ? Robert Cheek, t / tb / Wilton Crawley, cl / Charlie Holmes, as / Jelly Roll Morton, Luis Russell, p / bj, g / Pops Foster, sb / Paul Barbarin, d. New York, December 2, 1929.

57565-2 You Oughta See My Gal

Vic V-38136

57566-1 Futuristic Blues

You Oughta See My Gal

57567-2 Keep Your Business To Yourself

Vic V-38116, BB B-5827

57568-1 She's Got What I Need

Vic V-38116, BB B-5827

Henry Allen, t / Wilton Crawley, cl, v / Charlie Holmes, as / Jelly Roll Morton, p / Teddy Bunn, g / Pops Foster, sb / Bruce Johnson, wb. New York, June 3, 1930.

62188-2 Big Time Woman - vWC

Vic 23292

62189-1 I'm Her Papa, She's My Mama - vWC

Issued on LP

62189-2 I'm Her Papa, She's My Mama - vWC

Vic 23344

62190-1 New Crawley Blues

Vic 23344

62191-1 She Saves Her Sweetest Smiles For Me - vWC

Vic 23292

NOTE: Victor 23344 as WILTON CRAWLEY AND THE WASHBOARD RHYTHM KINGS.

WILLIE CREAGER AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Rumor per­sists that Willie Creager's band recorded with Bix Beiderbecke when both were playing in the Cinderella Ballroom, New York, in the autumn of 1924. Be that as it may, the following from the enormous number made by his band between 1923 and 1930 are of jazz interest, although little is known regarding the personnel. It should not be assumed that other titles, even those made at any of the following sessions, are of the same outstanding quality.

Willie Creager dir: 2 t / tb / cl, as / cl, as, bar / cl, ts / Phil Romano, p / bj / bb / d. New York, November 20, 1928.

8331-1-2 Cryin' Blues

Ban 6226, Je 5461, Or 1392

NOTE: Jewel 5461 and Oriole 1392 as TED WHITE'S COLLEGIANS.

New York, December 17, 1928.

8413-2 Cat's Kittens

Ban 6257, Chg 951, Je 5488, Or 1454

NOTE: Challenge 951, Jewel 5488, and Oriole 1454 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND.

New York, January 12, 1929.

8456-2 You Please Me - v

Ban 6266, Or 1457, Apex 8949, Cr 81061, Dom 31106

8457-1 Pepper Pot

Ban 6285, Or 1474

NOTE: Orioles as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Crown 81061 as SOUTHERN NIGHT HAWKS.

Charles Creath, t, dir: Leonard Davis, t / Charlie Lawson, tb / Sam Long, William Thornton Blue, cl, as / William Rollins, ts / Cranston Hamilton, p / Pete Patterson, bj / Floyd Campbell d, v. St. Louis, c. December 2, 1924.

8781-A Pleasure Mad

OK 1 (special record), 8201

8782-A Market Street Blues - vFC

OK 1 (special record), 8201

St. Louis, March, 1925.

9018-A I Woke Up Cold In Hand - vFC

OK 8217

9019-A King Porter Stomp

9020-A Every Man That Wears Bell-Bottom Britches Ain't No Monkey Man - vFC

OK 8210

9021-A My Daddy Rocks Me (With One Steady Roll) - vFC

NOTE: Some copies of the last title are labeled MY BABY ROCKS ME... (which is what is sung).

Charles Creath, t, dir: Sonny Lee, tb / Horace Eubanks, William Thornton Blue, cl, as / William Rollins, ts / Cranston Hamilton, p / Pete Patterson, bj / Zutty Singleton, d, with Lonnie Johnson, vn, v*. St. Louis, c. November 3, 1925.

9426-A Market Street Stomp

OK 8280, Od 49161

9427-A *Won't Don't Blues

OK 8280

9428-A Way Down In Lover's Lane

9429-A Grandpa's Spell [sic]

OK 8257

Charles Creath, t, dir: Dewey Jackson, t / Albert Wynn, tb / Horace Eubanks, William Thornton Blue, cl, as / William Rollins, ts / Burroughs Lovingood, p / Pete Patterson, bj / ? Cecil White, bb / ? Floyd Campbell, d. St. Louis, May 2, 1927.

OK 8477

OK 8477

Cavan O'Connor, Maurice Elwin, v duet, acc. by Max Goldberg, t / cl, ts / Claude Ivy, p / ? Alan Ferguson, g / Spike Hughes, sb / d. London, September 25, 1930.

GB-1926-3 Be Careful With Those Eyes

Dec F-1955

NOTE: There may be other titles by this duo under this pseudonym of similar jazz quality.

CREOLE JASS BAND

Unknown c / tb / cl / as / p / md / sb / d (possibly Bill Johnson's Creole Jazz Band, including Johnson himself on sb). New York, December 2, 1918.

Tack 'Em Down

Vic test (unnumbered)

Pseudonym on Champion 15269 and 15270 for Fred Rich and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Guardsman 1609 (LOTS O' MAMA) for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra, q.v.

Jack Jackson, t / tb / Harry Roy, cl, as / H. Lyons, cl, ts / N. Tronny, vn / Sid Roy, p, ldr / Tommy Venn, bj / Eddie Collis, d, v. London, October 21, 1927.

4759 She Don't Wanna - vEC

Imp 1821

Imp 1820

Vocal, acc. by Henderson's Novelty Orchestra: t / ? Chink Johnson, tb / Edgar Campbell­ cl / ? Cordy Williams, vn / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, February, March, 1921.

P-103-2 Blind Man's Blues

BS 2003, Cx 40054, Fam 3048, Pm 12126, 20054, Pur 11054

P-104-2 Play 'Em For Mama, Sing 'Em For Me

BS 2003, Cx 40054, Fam 3048, Pm 12126, 20054, Pur 11054

NOTE: Famous 3048 as ELLA WHITE AND HER ALABAMA SEVEN, with matrices P-2003-2 / P-2004-2 respectively. Accompaniment as HER JAZZ ARTISTS on Paramount 20054 and Puritan 11054.

Acc. by Henderson's Novelty Orchestra: t / tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Garvin Bushell­ cl / Willie Gant, p. New York, c. June, 1921.

P-136-2 That's My Cup Blues

BS 2018, Pm 12129

P-137-1 When It's Too Late (You're Gonna Miss Me, Daddy)

BS 2018, Pm 12129

This tremendously popular vocalists was an avowed jazz enthusiast and insisted his accompanists include the late Eddie Lang, g, right up to the day of Lang's death. Although Lang, the Dorsey Brothers, and other jazz stars of the early 1930s played on many of Bing's records of that time, few were featured extensively; but as might be expected, a fair number of sides recorded by the Old Groaner, as he was affectionately known, in his half-century as a recording artist, are of interest as jazz, and these are listed below.

Vocal, acc. by the Mills Brothers (q.v. for personnel) / Frank Guarente, t / Will Brad­ley, tb / Les Dreyer, Bennie Krueger, as / Max Farley, ts / Fred Glickman, Max Solowsky, vn / Joe Meresco, p / Eddie Lang, g / Hank Stern, bb / Larry Gomar, d. New York, December 16, 1931.

E-37467-A Dinah

Br 6240, 6485, 01271, 01424, 02313, 03080, A-9202, A-9263, A-81096, 4840, Col CQ-3797, DO-1177, M-273, Lucky 202, 60001

Guarente, Glickman and Solowsky omitted. New York, February 29, 1932.

B-11376-A Shine

Br 6276, 6485, 01316, 01424, A-9240, A-9263, 4810, Col 4305-M, 4421-M, DB-1845, DO-1177, CQ-3474, DW-4968, GN-5049, M-273, Lucky 60001

NOTE: Columbia CQ-3474 (Italian) is titled SPLENDORE.

Acc. by Don Redman and his Orchestra: Don Redman, cl, as, dir: Langston Curl, Sidney de Paris, Shirley Clay, t / Claude Jones, Fred Robinson, Benny Morton, tb / Edward Inge­, Rupert Cole, cl, as / Robert Carroll, ts / Horace Henderson, p,

BX-11701-A Lawd, You Made The Night Too Long

Br 20109, 0107, A-5113, 20097 (Italian), Col SW-290 (Japanese), Lucky Y-11 (Japanese), Bm 1013

NOTE: Biltmore 1013 is a 10-inch record edited from the 12-inch original.

Acc. by Isham Jones and his Orchestra: Isham Jones, dir: George Thow, Clarence Willard, Chelsea Quealey, t / Jack Jenney, Sonny Lee, tb / Woody Herman, cl, as, bar / Milt Yaner, Victor Hauprich, cl, as / Saxie Mansfield, ts / Eddie Stone, vn / Joe Bishop, fh, a / Harold Smith, p / Eddie Lang, g / Richard Kissinger, bb / Walter Lageson, d. Chicago, April 23, 1932.

JC-8592-A Sweet Georgia Brown

Br 6320, 6635, 01316, A-9796, A-500307, Ban 33160, Cq 8363, 9553, Mt M-13127, Or 2962, Per 13034, Ro 2336, Col 4530-M, DB-1881, DO-1431, Voc / OK 2867, Lucky 6010, Ph B-21999-H

JC-8592-B Sweet Georgia Brown

Acc. by Lennie Hayton and his Orchestra: Lennie Hayton, p, dir: Nat Natoli, t / Bill Rank, tb / Frank Trumbauer,

JC-8635-1 Cabin In The Cotton

Br 6329, 01326, A-500188, Col DB-2030, DB-30063

Chicago, May 26, 1932.

JC-8641-1 Some Of These Days

Br 6351, 6635, 01469 02144, A-9796 A-9934, A-50307, Ban 33163, Cq 8366, 9551, Mt M-13130, Or 2965, Per 13037, Ro 2339, Voc / OK 2869 Col 4305-M, 4421-M, DB-1845, DO-431, DW-4968, GN-5049, M-100, 291899, Lucky 60010

Acc. by Bunny Berigan, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Harry Hoffman, vn / Fulton McGrath, p / Eddie Lang, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Stan King, d, with the Mills Brothers, v (where shown). New York, January 26, 1933.

B-12991-A I've Got The World On A String

Br 6491, 01531, A-500234, Col 4301-M, 4417-M, DB-1964, DB-30006, DO-3506

B-12992-A My Honey's Lovin' Arms - vMB

Br 6525, 01469, A-500234, Col DB-1971, DB-30010, DO-1130

B-12992-B My Honey's Lovin' Arms - vMB

Br 6525, Col 4304-M, 4420-M

NOTE: B-12992 appears also on Lucky 60011, take unknown.

Acc. by the Dorsey Brothers and their Orchestra: Bunny Berigan, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Larry Binyon, ts / Fulton McGrath, p / Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bern­stein, sb / Stan King, d. New York, March 14, 1933.

B-13149-A Someone Stole Gabriel's Horn

Br 6533, 01498, A-500238, Ban 33203, Cq 8417, Mt M-13170, Or 2998, Per 13055, Ro 2372, Voc / OK 2879, 4522, Col DB-1894, DO-1432

B-13150-A Stay On The Right Side Of The Road

Br 6533, 01498, A-500238, Ban 33202, Cq 8416, 9557, Har 1006, Mt M-13169, Or 2997, Per 13054, Ro 2371, Voc / OK 4522, Col DB-1964

B-13150-B Stay On The Right Side Of The Road

B-13151-A Here Is My Heart

Acc. by Jimmie Grier and his Orchestra: Probably: Walter Holzhaus, Bernard Cohen, t / Homer Menge, tb / James Briggs, Frank Schumacher, cl, as / Art Grier, cl, ts / Dick Webster, Weiner Callies, Dwight Muma, vn / Joe Sullivan, p / Richard Ebrecke, g / Paul King­, sb / William Madeas, d. Los Angeles, August 27, 1933.

LA-3-A I Guess It Had To Be That Way

Br 6644, 01597, A-9483, Ban 33198, Cq 8412, Mt M-13165, Or 2993, Per 13050, Ro 2367, Voc / OK 2878, Col DB-2137, DB-30222, DO-1090, DO-3505

Acc. by large orchestra featuring Joe Sullivan, p / Bobby Sherwood, g. Los Angeles, August 8, 1934.

DLA-8-A Let Me Call You Sweetheart

Dec 101, Y-5074, Br 01925, 01992, Pol A-61113

DLA-9-A Someday, Sweetheart

Dec 101, Y-5074, Br 01992, Pol A-61113

Los Angeles, November 9, 1934.

DLA-72-A Love Is Just Around The Corner

Dec 310, Y-3006, Br 01952

Vocal, acc. by Jazz Trio: Possibly Cicero Thomas, c / King Mutt, cl / p. Chicago, March 27, 1929.

C-3186-A That's The Way She Likes It

Br 7079

Br 7079

Pseudonym on Duophone for Meyer Davis' Swannee Syncopators, q.v.

Pseudonym on Champion for Hitch's Happy Harmonists, q.v.

The following title by this popular stage and radio star is of some interest for its accompaniment.

Acc. by the Virginians: Eddie King, d, dir. Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Roy Maxon, tb / Hale Byers, cl­, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Jack Barsby, bb. New York, December 21, 1923.

29155-4 Mindin' My Bus'ness

Vic 19259, Zon 3727

JESSE CRUMP

Piano solos. Richmond, IN, July 20, 1923.

11560 Mr. Crump Rag

Gnt (private pressing)

11561 Golden West Blues

Gnt (private pressing)

Pseudonym on Silvertone 3032 for Herb Wiedoeft and his Cinderella Roof Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Challenge 210 for Brad Gowans' Rhapsody Makers, q.v.

The following titles by the various bands directed by Bernie Cummins are known to be of some jazz interest.

BERNIE CUMMINS AND HIS TOADSTOOL INN ORCHESTRA: Bernie Cummins, d, dir: 2 t / tb / cl, ss­ as / as /
ts / Karl Radlach, p / Walter Cummins, bj / bb. ("Under the direction of Gene King" on Gennett 20043). Richmond, IN, January 28, 1924.

11741-B Home Folks Blues

Gnt 5395

11742-A Ida

Gnt 5395

11743 Dancin' Dan

Gnt 20043

BERNIE CUMMINS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably as above. Richmond, IN, April 14, 1924.

11838, A-B When The Wind Blows North (Then I Start Going South)

Gnt unissued

11839, A-B Don't Mind The Rain

Gnt unissued

11840 St. Louis Blues

Gnt unissued

Richmond, IN, May 19, 1924.

11876,-A When

Gnt 5466

11877-B Jiminy Gee

Gnt 5468

11878 When The Wind Blows North (Then I Start Going South)

Gnt 5468

11879 St. Louis Blues

Gnt 5466

Richmond, IN, May 20, 1924.

11880 When The Dixie Stars Are Playing Peekaboo

Gnt 5467

Gnt 5467

Gnt test

12021-B Words

Gnt 5546

12022 Keep On Dancing

Gnt 5546

Richmond, IN, September 29, 1924.

12036 That's Georgia

Gnt 5555

Gnt 5555

Gnt unissued

Richmond, IN, January 22, 1925.

12136-B (I Like Pie, I Like Cake But) I Like You Best Of All

Gnt 5641, Cx 40416

12137, A-B Frankie And Johnnie

Gnt unissued

12138-A Poplar Street Blues

Gnt 5641, Cx 40416

12139 Little Devil

Gnt unissued

New York, November 12, 1927.

E-25197 Where The Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows - v3

Br 3722, 3695

E-25202 Ev'rybody Loves My Girl - vBC&ch

Br 3722, 3695

BERNIE CUMMINS AND HIS BILTMORE ORCHESTRA: Bernie Cummins, d, v, dir: Paul Roberts, t­, v / t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / vn / Karl Radlach, p / Walter Cummins, bj, g / bb. New York, August 14, 1929.

53985-2 Little By Little - vBC

Vic 22088, HMV B-5719

53986-3 Every Day Away From You - vBC

Vic 22088

BERNIE CUMMINS AND HIS HOTEL NEW YORKER ORCHESTRA: Bernie Cummins, d, dir: Paul Roberts,? Ernie Mathias, t / tb / Wally Smith and another, cl, as / cl, ts / vn / Karl Radlach­, p / Walter Cummins, bj / ? Bill Diehl, bb / Belle Mann, v. New York, January 23, 1930.

58618-1 Cooking Breakfast For The One I Love - vBM

Vic 22295, HMV B-5811, EA-712

New York, March 10, 1930.

59621-1 Minnie The Mermaid (A Love Song In Fish Time) - vO

Vic 22355, HMV B-5860, EA-751

WALTER CUMMINS

The following popular vocal records by Bernie Cummins's brother and banjoist, guitar player, and sometimes vocalist, are of interest as jazz for their accompaniments.

Vocal, acc. by Chester Hazlett, as / vn (not Joe Venuti) / ? Rube Bloom, p / g (not Eddie Lang). New York, July 16, 1929.

148814-3 Ich Liebe Dich (I Love You)

Har 978-H, VT 1978-V

148815-3 Huggable, Kissable You

Har 979-H, VT 1978-V

CUNARD DANCE BAND

Pseudonym on Piccadilly 545 (COOKING BREAKFAST FOR THE ONE I LOVE) for the Cali­fornia Ramblers, q.v., and other American and British bands of no special jazz interest, with the following unidentified exception:­

2 t / tb / 2as / ts / p / bj / sb / d / v. London, c. March, 1932.

4672-2 Hot Coffee - v

Pic 919

JOE CURRAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym on American Parlophone for the following items listed in this book:­

PNY-34012 Thank Your Father (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra)

PNY-41231 Both sides by Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra

PNY-41232 Both sides by Miff Mole and his Little Molers

PNY-41254 Both sides by Smith Ballew and his Orchestra

PNY-41282 Both sides by Smith Ballew and his Orchestra

PNY-41301 Both sides by Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra

PNY-41310 Both sides by Fred "Sugar" Hall and his Sugar Babies

PNY-41313 Both sides by Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra

Pseudonym on Curry's for the following items listed in this book:­

166 Oh! Sister, Ain't That Hot? (Original Memphis Five)

264 I Wonder What's Become Of Joe? (Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra)

310 Just Another Day Wasted Away (California Ramblers)

325 I Ain't Got Nobody (California Ramblers)

328 There's A Rickety Rackety Shack (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra)