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FOOR-ROBINSON CAROLINA CLUB ORCHESTRA
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- LOUIS FORBSTEINS ROYAL SYNCOPATORS
- DEACON FOSTER AND HIS BOYS
- FOUR ACES AND THE JOKER See Jabbo Smith. THE FOUR BALES OF COTTON
- WILLIAM FRANCIS AND RICHARD SOWELL
- FRANKIE AND HER HOT BOYS
- FRANKIE FRANKO AND HIS LOUISIANIANS
- SINCLAIR FRANKS
- WILLIE FREEMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- MAE FRENCH
- FRIARS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA See the New Orleans Rhythm Kings first recording session. PAUL FRIED AND HIS RHYTHMICIANS
- BEN FRIEDMANS PARAMOUNT HOTEL ORCHESTRA
- FRIVOLITY CLUB ORCHESTRA See Tom Timothy. FROST AND HIS BOSTONIANS
- CHARLIE FRY AND HIS MILLION-DOLLAR PIER ORCHESTRA
FOOR-ROBINSON CAROLINA CLUB ORCHESTRA William Truesdale dir: 2 c / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d / v trio. George Vanderbilt Hotel, Ashville, NC, September 1, 1925. 9328-C Collegiate - v3 OK 40466, Par E-5506, Od 03336 9329-B Rose Of The Nile OK 40466, Par E-5506 NOTE: Parlophone E-5506 as CAROLINA CLUB ORCHESTRA.
The following personnel is from 1923, but it is not known if any of these members were present on the two recording sessions: Louis Forbstein, cl, as, vn, dir: / Walter Holzhaus, t / Floyd Zook, tb / Don Robison, cl, as / Max Farley, ts, f / Homer Phillips, p / Gilbert Torres, bj, g, v / Corwin Aitkens, bb, bsx / Charles Wagner, d. Rex Newman, v. Kansas City, c. May 15, 1925. 9115-A Deep Elm (You Tell 'Em I'm Blue) - vRN OK 40379
9116-A Twilight, The Stars And You OK 40379
9117-B Someday We'll Meet Again - vRN OK 40392
Kansas City, c. May 16, 1925. 9129-A Down And Out Blues OK 40417 9130-A That's All There Is, There Ain't No More - vRN OK 40417
Male-female vocal duet, acc. by Tommy Ladnier, c / Johnny Dodds, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, October, 1924. 1899-2 Skeeg-A-Lee Blues Pm 12244
1914-1 I'm Three Times Seven Pm 12244
GEORGE FORMBY The following title is accompanied by a section of Jack Hylton's orchestra playing in a hot style. Vocal, acc. by own u and Philippe Brun, Jack Raine, t / Paul Fenoulhet, tb / Dave Shand, Dick Willows, cl, as / Johnny Raitz, ts / Johnny Rosen, vn / Billy Munn, p / Chappie d'Amato, g / Clem Lawton, sb / Neville Bishop, d. London, July 1, 1932. GB-4616-1 Do De O Do Dec DFE-6144 (EP) GB-4616-2 Do De O Do Dec F-3079
Gene Fosdick, cl, ss, dir: Joe Rose, c / tb / as / ts / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Gerald Finney, Will Lanin, p / Ray McDermott, bj / bb / John Sonin, d. New York, November, 1922. 10312 One Night In June Voc 14473, Aco G-15177, Sc 640 10313 Lost (A Wonderful Girl) Voc 14473 NOTE: Aco as OHIO DANCE BAND; Scala as BROADWAY BAND. New York, December, 1922. 10525 You've Got To See Mamma Ev'ry Night Voc 14496, M-1140, Sc 660 NOTE: Vocalion M-1140 as RIVIERA DANCE ORCHESTRA; Scala as BROADWAY BAND. Dudley Fosdick, mel, omitted. New York, January, 1923. 10635 Peggy Dear Voc 14503, Aco G-15221, Bel 242, Gmn 1327 10636 'Way Down Yonder In New Orleans Voc 14496, Hom H-416 10641 Apple Sauce Voc 14503, Aco G-15237, Gmn 1306 NOTE: Aco G-15221 and G-15237 as OHIO DANCE BAND; Beltona 242 as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 1306 and 1327 as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochord as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, March, 1923. 11025 Farewell Blues Voc 14535 11026 Farewell Blues Bel 312, Hom H-455, B-363 11027/8 Railroad Man Voc 14585, Hom H-455, B-363 11030 Aunt Hagar's Blues Voc 14535, Bel 312 NOTE: Beltona 312 as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochord H-455 and B-363 as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA.
This is usually a pseudonym for Sid Garry, on records of no jazz interest. The identity of the vocalist is uncertain on the following side, however, which has a good accompanying group. Vocal, acc. by unknown t / cl / 2 vn / p / bb / d. New York, c. January, 1929. 108588-1 You're The Cream In My Coffee PA 32427, Per 12506
Pseudonym on Champion 15656 for Alphonse Trent and his Orchestra, q.v. EVELYN FOSTER Pseudonym on Champion 15569 and 15590 for Clara Herring, q.v. NANCY FOSTER Pseudonym on Ariel 4402 for Vaughn de Leath, q.v. THE FOUR ACES Pseudonym on Parlophone F-798 for Boyd Senter, q.v. FOUR ACES AND THE JOKER See Jabbo Smith. THE FOUR BALES OF COTTON Wingy Mannone, t / Eddie Miller, cl / Gil Bowers, p / Nappy Lamare, g. New York, June, 1934 17363-2 Shine ARC unissued; Merritt 6 (LP) FOUR INSTRUMENTAL STARS See Annette Hanshaw. THE FOUR MUSICAL MINSTRELS Earl Oliver, t / ? Larry Abbott, cl, as / Bill Wirges, p / Harry Reser, bj / Vernon Dalhart, v. New York, January 22, 1924. 8714-A Say It With A Ukelele - vVD Gnt 5361, 20043 8715 Before You Go Gnt 5361
THE FOUR SPADES Lorenzo Tio or Bob Fuller, cl / Ernest Elliott, as / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, June 24, 1924. 81840-3 Squabblin' Blues Col 14028-D 81841-3 Making Up Blues Col 14028-D NOTE: The Columbia files list this as WILLIAMS INSTRUMENTAL FOUR.
Piano solos. New York, July 3, 1923. 81107-1-2-3 Satisfied Blues Col unissued 81108-1-2 Blues Mixture Col A-3959 New York, July 19, 1923. 81107-4-5 Satisfied Blues Col A-3959 81108-5-7 Blues Mixture Col A-3959 (LEM) FOWLER'S WASHBOARD WONDERS: Percy Glascoe, cl, as / Lemuel Fowler, p / Stanley Harding, wb. New York, July 2, 1925. 140742-3 Chitterlin' Strut Col 14084-D 140743-2 Washboard Stomp Col 14084-D Clarence Wheeler, t, added. New York, August 27, 1925. 140870-3 Dodgin' My Man Col 14096-D 140871-3 Pig Foot Shuffle Col 14096-D New York, September 24, 1925. 141042-2 Steppin' Old Fool Col 14101-D 141043-2 Express Train Blues Col 14101-D Seymour Irick, t / Percy Glascoe, cl, as / Lemuel Fowler, p / Al Brunson, wb. New York, October 28, 1925. 141202-3 The Florida Blues Col 14111-D 141203-2 Salty Dog Col 14111-D Clarence Wheeler, t, replaces Irick. New York, January 20, 1926. 141529-1-2-3 Hoochy Coochy Blues Col unissued 141530-1-2-3 So They Say Col unissued Sidney de Paris, t, replaces Wheeler. New York, February 17, 1926. 141693-1-2-3-4 Jelly Roll Blues Col unissued New York, March 1, 1926. 141730-1-2-3 Frisky Feet Col unissued Sidney de Paris, t / Percy Glascoe, cl, as / Lemuel Fowler, p / Al Brunson, wb. New York, April 6, 1926. 141693-5 Jelly Roll Blues Col 14155-D 141780-6 Frisky Feet Col 14155-D FOWLER'S FAVORITES: Lemuel Fowler, p, speech; rest unknown. New York, March 8, 1927. 143607-1-2-3 Fowler's Hot Strut Col unissued 143608-1-2-3 Whip It To A Jelly - spLF Col unissued Unknown t / tb / ? Ernest Elliott, cl, ss / ? Charlie Holmes, as / ts / Lemuel Fowler, p, v / bj / bb / d. New York, July 5, 1927. 144627-1 Percolatin' Blues - vLF Col 14230-D 144628-3 Hot Strut Col 14230-D
The following records are known to include material likely to interest most jazz enthusiasts. Roy Fox, c, compere*, dir: Nat Gonella, t, mel, v / Sid Buckman, t / Joe Ferrie, tb / Jim Easton, Ernest Ritte, cl, as, bar / Harry Berly, ts, vl, oc / Lew Stone, p, a / Al Bowlly, g, v / Don Stuteley, sb / Bill Harty, d. London, August 18, 1931. GB-3136-3 *Whispering - cRF / melNG / ocHB Dec F-2469 London, October 7, 1931. GB-3388-2 Smile, Darn Ya, Smile - vAB Dec F-2580 London, October 16, 1931. GB-3456-2 Yes Yes (My Baby Said Yes) - vAB Dec F-2609 London, December 2, 1931. GB-3456-4 Yes Yes (My Baby Said Yes.) - vAB Dec F-2609 GB-3664-1 Nobody's Sweetheart - vAB Dec F-2716, M-1082 London, January 21, 1932. GB-3855-1 Jig Time - vAB Dec F-2793 Tiny Winters, sb, replaces Stuteley. London, February 4, 1932. GB-3923-3 Georgia On My Mind - vNG Dec F-2804 GB-3924-2 You Rascal, You - vNG Dec F-2805, M-1014 London, March 7, 1932. GB-4071-2 My Sweet Virginia - vAB Dec F-2866, M-1107 London, May 19, 1932. GB-4490-3 I Got Rhythm - vAB Dec F-3014, M-1156 London, September 23, 1932. GB-4936-1-2 The Old Man Of The Mountain - vAB Dec F-3181 GB-4937-3 How'm I Doin'? - vNG&ch Dec F-3198 Roy Fox dir: Sid Buckman, Leslie Lambert, t / Andy Hodgkiss, t, a / George Rowe, Freddy Welsh tb / Art Christmas, Hugh Tripp, Rex Owen, cl, as, a / Harry Gold, ts, a / Jack Nathan, p, a / Ivor Mairants, g / George Gibbs, sb / Maurice Burman, d. London, July 10, 1934. TB-1363-2 Drowsy Blues Dec F-5124 TB-1364-1 Jungle Drums Dec F-5124 WILLIAM FRANCIS AND RICHARD SOWELL William Francis, g / Richard Sowell, h. New York, February 28, 1927. E-4603 John Henry Blues Voc 1090
E-4606 Roubin Blues Voc 1090
FRANCISCO DANCE ORCHESTRA 2 t / tb / cl / ss / as / p / bj / bb / d. New York, January, 1923. 42322-1 Dreary Weary Blues Em 10587 ARNOLD FRANK ARNOLD FRANK AND HIS ROGER'S CAFE ORCHESTRA: Arnold Frank, p, dir: Swanny Swenumsen, c / tb / cl, as / cl, ts / Stan Thompson, bj, v / bb / Russ Reed, d. Radisson Hotel, Minneapolis, September 9, 1927. 81324-B Rain - vST OK 40896, Par R-3461, A-2519, Od 193102, A-189142 81325-B Black Maria OK 40896, Par R-3466, Od 193102, A-189142 NOTE: Parlophone R-3461 as TAMPA BLUE FIVE; R-3466 as TED WALLACE AND HIS ORCHESTRA. ARNOLD FRANK AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Arnold Frank, p, dir: Roy Lundquist, Fritz Weatherley, t / Lowell Weiler, tb / Cliff Leegard, cl, as / Lyle Hughes, bj, g / Eddie Boarman, bb, v / Bud Cunningham, d, v. Detroit, July 12, 1928. 401017-C How Could Anything So Good Be So Bad? - vc OK 41086, Par E-6130, A-2569, Od 165413, 193249, A-189192 401018-A-B-C Tell Me You Love Me - vBC OK unissued NOTE: Parlophone E-6130 as WILL PERRY'S ORCHESTRA. Detroit, July 13, 1928. 401019-C Sweet Ella May - vEB Par A-2665 401020-A You're A Real Sweetheart - vBC OK 41086, Par A-2569, Od 165413, 193249, A-189192
This is not a pseudonym for Alberta Hunter, as was previously thought. Recordings issued as MISS FRANKIE are by Jane Howard (q.v.). Identification of the artist(s) on the following titles is uncertain, however. FRANKIE AND HER JAZZ DEVILS: Vocal, acc. by t / cl / p. New York, c. May 18, 1926. 106873 You Can't Guess How Good It Is ('Till You Try It For Yourself) PA 7507, Per 107 106874 Those Creeping Sneaking Blues PA 7507, Per 107 MISS FRANKIE: Vocal, acc. by p. New York, c. December, 1926. 2456-A I Need A Good Man Bad GG / Rx 7021 2457-A I Can't Be Worried Long Rx 7021
2457-B I Can't Be Worried Long GG / Rx 7021 FRANKIE AND HER HOT BOYS Pseudonym on Juke Box 505 for Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra, q.v. BUCK FRANKLIN See the Washboard Rhythm Kings. TINY FRANKLIN Vocal, acc. by George W. Thomas, p. Richmond, IN, December 10, 1923. 11696-B Shorty George Blues Gnt 5345, Sil 4050 11697 I've Found A Sweetheart Gnt unissued 11698 Up The Country Blues Gnt 5346, Sil 4049 11699 Sweet Baby Doll Gnt unissued 11700 Houston Blues Gnt 5346, Sil 4049 11701 I've Got A Man Of My Own Gnt 5345, Sil 4050 FRANKIE FRANKO AND HIS LOUISIANIANS François Moseley, d, dir: Punch Miller, c, v / Ed Burke, tb / Leon Washington, as / Fred Howard, ts / Zinky Cohn, p / Charles Du Gaston, bj / Bill Hilliard, bb. Chicago, November 12, 1930. C-6179- Somebody Stole My Gal - vPM Mt M-12009, Polk P-9030, Bm 1037, HJCA 603, JC L-101 C-6180- Golden Lily Blues - vPM Mt M-12009, Polk P-9030, Bm 1037, HJCA 603, JC L-101 NOTE: Biltmore 1037 as PUNCH MILLER WITH FRANKIE FRANKO'S LOUISIANIANS FEATURING OMER SIMEON, although the latter apparently is not present. SINCLAIR FRANKS Pseudonym on Australian Bon Marche 216 for Evelyn Preer, q.v. THE FRASCATIANS See Allan Selby. EDDIE FRAZIER AND HIS PLANTATION ORCHESTRA Unknown c / tb / cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d. Hollywood, c. April, 1925. 689; 729 Cheatin' On Me Sst 1100
690 / 01; 728 Everything Is Hotsy-Totsy Now Sst 1100
JAKE FRAZIER Trombone solo, acc. by Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, c. February, 1925. 31782 Jake's Weary Blues Ajax 17117, PA 036366, Per 14547 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 036366 and Perfect 14547 as KANSAS CITY FIVE. BUD FREEMAN BUD FREEMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Johnny Mendel, t / Floyd O'Brien, tb / Bud Jacobson, cl / Bud Freeman, ts / Dave North, p / Norman Foster, bj / John Mueller, sb / Gene Krupa, d / Red McKenzie v. Chicago, December 3, 1928. 402151-C Craze-O-Logy OK 41168, UHCA 13, Od PO-67, 1165581 402152-B-C Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man - vRM OK 41168, Par A-2776, UHCA 14, Od 1165581, Kismet K-722 NOTE: Kismet K-722 as ROLLINI'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Odeon 165581 as BED FREEMAN ET SON ORCHESTRE. Chicago, December 12, 1928 402222-A-B I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None O' This Jelly Roll - vRM OK unissued WILLIE FREEMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Plaza P-208, P-209, and P-234 for Oscar Rabin and his Band, q.v. THE FRENCH HOT BOYS Andre Ekyan, cl, as / __ Bari or Jean Thiland, p / Didier Mauprey, sb / Charlie Barnes, d. Paris, 1932. SS-872-B China Boy - pB Sal 3166
SS-873-B Some Of These Days - pJT Sal 3166
MAE FRENCH Pseudonym on Regal for Peggy English, q.v. FRENCHY'S STRING BAND Christian "Frenchy" Polite, c / Percy Darensbourg, bj / Sam Harris, g / Jesse Hooker, vc. Dallas, December 5, 1928. 147566-1 Texas And Pacific Blues Col 14387-D 147567-1 Sunshine Special Col 14387-D FRIARS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA See the New Orleans Rhythm Kings' first recording session. PAUL FRIED AND HIS RHYTHMICIANS Paul Freed (correct spelling), p, dir: Fred Rollison, t / Jerry Bump, tb / Harvey Wright, cl / George Harper, as / Min Leibrook, bsx / Lennie Esterdahl, bj / Bub McDowell, d. Richmond, IN, September 4, 1925. 12346,-A Sylvia Gnt unissued 12347,-A Fallin' Down Gnt unissued BEN FRIEDMAN'S PARAMOUNT HOTEL ORCHESTRA See Snooks and his Memphis Ramblers (Timely Tunes). SNOOKS' real name was Ben Friedman. JOE FRIEDMAN'S MONTE CARLO ORCHESTRA Joe Friedman dir: 2 t / tb / cl, as / cl, ss, as / cl, ts / Mike LoScalzo, p / bj / nb / d New York, August 12, 1925. 140845-2 Oh! Boy, What A Girl - vO Har 19-H, Re G-8492 NOTE: Regal G-8492 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA.
Albert "Buster" Johnson, tb / Rudy Wiedoeft, cl, as / vn / Arnold Johnson, p / bj / Lou Chiha, d, x. New York, May 10, 1917. 5552 Canary Cottage Ed 50440, Amb 3241 5553 Johnson "Jass" Blues Ed 50470, Amb 3254 New York, May 23, 1917. 61659 / 61660 Two unidentfied titles Col tests New York, June 4, 1917. 5601 Pozzo Ed 50464, Amb 3303 5602 Night-Time In Little Italy Ed 50515, Amb 3286 New York, July 26, 1917. 5710 Yah-De-Dah Ed 51081, Amb 3337 New York, August 2, 1917. 5723 Umbrellas To Mend Ed 50470, Amb 3485 5724 Cute Little Wigglin' Dance
5725 All I Need Is Just A Girl Like You Ed 51081, Amb 3390 New York, October 19, 1917. 5852 That's It Ed 50950, Amb 3418 FRISCO SYNCOPATORS Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Aco GA-20006 Wherever You Go, Whatever You Do (Johnny Sylvester and his Playmates) Broadway 11307 Sweet Henry (Charley Straight and his Orchestra) GA-20014 Yes She Do - No She Don't (The Vagabonds) GA-20026 S-L-U-E Foot (The Vagabonds) Claxtonola 40244 Both sides by Charley Straight and his Orchestra 40276 Both sides by Charley Straight and his Orchestra Pennington 1411 A Little Bit Of Jazz (The Jazeliers) Puretone 11303 Both sides by the Original Memphis Five Puritan 11244 Both sides by Charley Straight and his Orchestra 11271 Both sides by Charley Straight and his Orchestra 11291 Both sides by Charley Straight and his Orchestra 11330 Both sides by the Original Memphis Five Resona 11359 Sioux City Sue (Original Memphis Five) Triangle 11292 Both sides by Charley Straight and his Orchestra Triangle 11330 Both sides by the Original Memphis Five 11384 I Can't Get The One I Want (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 11401 Charleston Cabin (Six Black Diamonds) 11411 A Little Bit Of Jazz (The Jazeliers) ANNA FRITZ Vocal, acc. by Eddie Heywood's Pals: Eddie Heywood, p, dir. unknown band. New York, June 23, 1927. 81102-A The Mixed Up Blues OK unissued 81103-A Fritz Blues OK unissued FRIVOLITY CLUB ORCHESTRA See Tom Timothy. FROST AND HIS BOSTONIANS Chester Frost, d, dir: / Felix J. Patino, c / ? Charles Wolke, tb / Frank Titani, Joseph J. Holmes, as, ts / Kenneth Saunders, vn / Arthur Smith, p / Victor Mondello, bj. New York, August 31, 1923. 81181-1-2-3 Hot Roasted Peanuts Col unissued 81182-1-2-3 Black Sheep Blues Col unissued CHARLIE FRY AND HIS MILLION-DOLLAR PIER ORCHESTRA This Atlantic City-based band made a number of sides in the 1920s for Edison, Pathé, and Victor, of which the following are of some interest as jazz. Charlie Fry, as, vn, dir: / Julian Kurtzman, Theo Wohleben, t / Ben Morgan, tb / Ray Thwaite, Oscar Moldaur, cl, ss, as / John Baviton, cl, ts / Ray Allen, p / Frank Kriell, bj, vc / Herman Schmidt, bb / Fred Niehardt, d. New York,
9709 Copenhagen Ed 51406 9710 Blue Evening Blues Ed 51406 New York, October 7, 1924. 9769 Shanghai Shuffle Ed 51416
New York, July 23, 1925. 10513 I'm Gonna Charleston Back To Charleston Ed 51574 10514 Deep Elm (You Tell 'Em I'm Blue) Ed 51574 NOTE: Other titles occasionally feature short hot solos. The name was also as a pseudonym for various bands on Pathé Actuelle and associated labels; Pathé Actuelle 36122 / Perfect 1403 / Harmograph 955 (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra), and those sides by the Six Black Diamonds (both q.v.), are likely to interest the jazz collector. JULIAN FUHS This German pianist, arranger, and bandleader, last heard of living in the United States, recorded for various labels in Berlin between the wars, using American and German musicians. The following are of some interest. JULIAN FUHS FOLLIES BAND: Julian Fuhs, p, a, dir: Wilbur Curtz, t / tb / Charlie Vidal, cl, as / bsx / Arno Lewitsch, vn / Mike Ortuso, bj / Charlie Hersdorf, d, k. Berlin, January, 1925. M-17672-1 Somebody's Wrong Hom B-1772 Mike Polzer, tb, replaces unknown. Berlin, August, 1925. M-17958 Copenhagen Hom B-1877 Berlin, September, 1925. M-17972 Looc Who's Here! [sic] Hom B-1887 M-17993 San Hom B-1905 2481-A Look Who's Here! Vox 08025 JULIAN FUHS UND SEIN ORCHESTER: As above, plus Billy Bartholomew, cl, as / ? Harry Stafford, ts, a / ? Arthur Brosche, bb, sb. Berlin, July 27, 1926. BW-54-2 I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) El EG-259 Berlin, November, 1926. BW-517-1 Ace In The Hole El EG-386 Berlin, December, 1926. BWR-540-2 Hobo's Prayer El EG-331 BWR-541-1 Black Bottom El EG-332 Berlin, early January, 1927. BW-607-2 Stockholm Stomp El EG-373 Berlin, January, February, 1927. BW-673-1 Wop Stomp El EG-396 Berlin, c. February 9, 1927. BW-693-1 Deep Henderson El EG-424 Berlin, February, March, 1927. BW-754-1 Black Bottom Stomp El EG-432 Berlin, March-April, 1927. BW-805-2 Dinah El EG-439
FULCHER'S NOVELTY ORCHESTRA: Charles Fulcher, cl, vn, v, dir: A. D. Barfield, t / Pop Miller, tb / Otis Haislip, Neely Plumb, as / Frank Crutcher, ts / Bo Norris, p / Gwynn Hester, bj / Chuck Jordan, bb / Sandy Jordan, d. Atlanta, June, 1923. 8380-A The Eskimo Song OK 4889, Od 03187, LAR A-4158, Par D-1388 8381-A Black Cat Blues OK 4889, Od 03187, LAR A-4158, Par D-1388 CHARLES FULCHER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably similar. Atlanta, January 28, 1925. 140288-1 The Georgia Stomp Col 316-D 140289-1 Home Sweet Home Blues Col 316-D Atlanta, September 30, 1925. 141013-2 My Pretty Girl Col 551-D 141014-2 Blue For You Col 551-D FULCHER'S DANCE TRIO: Charles Fulcher, tb, cl, vn / p / bj. Atlanta, September 30, 1925. 141015-2 After That Col 1267-D 141016-2 Daylight's Breaking Blues Col 1267-D CHARLES FULCHER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Charles Fulcher, cl, vn, a, v, dir: Red Honeycutt and another, t / tb / cl, as, bar / cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d; Boots Hatfield and Frank Fowler are believed to have been present, but their instruments are not known. Atlanta, April 17, 1926. 142042-1 Since We Parted - vCF Col unissued 142043-1 Hey! Hey! - vCF Col unissued 142044-1-2-3 Whispering Lane Col unissued 142045-2 Blue Georgia Moon Col 726-D Atlanta, April 19, 1926. 142042-2 Since We Parted - vCF Col 726-D 142043-2 Hey! Hey! - vCF Col 1706-D Chicago, December 3, 1928. C-2622- Love, Oh Love Br unissued Charles Fulcher, cl, vn, v, a, dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts (one doubling pic) / p / bj / bb / d. New York, February 11, 1929. 147951-3 I Faw Down An' Go "Boom!" - vCF Col 1734-D 147952-3 Atlanta Gal - vCF Col 1734-D BOB FULLER Clarinet solos, acc. by Louis Hooper or Arthur Ray, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, c. January, 1925. 31740 Crossword Puzzle Blues (Clarinet Blues*) Ajax 17088, PA 021141*, Per 11214* 31741-2 Sweet 'N' Pretty Mama Blues (Salt Lake City Blues*} Ajax 17088, PA 021141*, Per 11214* NOTE: Matrix 31741-2 appears to mean the take used is 31742, since Ajax used a distinct matrix number for each take. Matrix 31741 is almost certainly an unissued take of the second title. Pathé Actuelle and Perfect as THREE HOT ESKIMOS (CLARINET SOLO, SLIM PERKINS). New York, c. February, 1925. 31765 Spread Yo' Stuff Ajax 17091 31767 Funny Feelin' Blues Ajax 17091 SLIM JACKSON TRIO: As above. New York, February, 1925. 1353-B Freakish Blues Cam 705, Lin 2331 1354-A-C Louisville Blues Cam 705, Lin 2331 NOTE: Lincoln 2331 as THREE BLACK DIAMONDS. SLIM PERKINS: Bob Fuller, cl, acc. by Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, February, 1925. 5859-1 Louisville Blues Ban 1515, Dom 3486, Re 9813 5860-1 Freakish Blues Ban 1515, Dom 3486, Re 9813 BOB FULLER: Clarinet solos, acc. as above. New York, late February, 1925. 31780 Growin' Old Blues Ajax 17117, PA 036366, Per 14547 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 036366 and Perfect 14547 as KANSAS CITY FIVE - CLARINET PASSAGE BOB FULLER. New York, March 4, 1925. 140411-1 Black Cat Blues Har 580-H, Diva 2580-G, VT 1580-V 140411-1-2 Black Cat Blues Col 14068-D 140412-3 Too Bad Jim Col 14068-D, Diva 2580-G, Har 580-H, VT 1580-V BOB FULLER: Bob Fuller, cl, acc. by Louis Hooper, p (on 9241) / Elmer Snowden, bj (on 9242). New York, c. March 27, 1925 9421 Freakish Blues (Bucket Stomp) Gnt 3002 9422 Charleston Clarinet Blues Gnt 3002 These titles were previously reported incorrectly on Silvertone 3057, which in fact uses Vocalion masters by THREE JOLLY MINERS, q.v. SLIM PERKINS: Bob Fuller, cl, acc. by Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, April, 1925. 5908-1-2 Charleston Clarinet Blues Ban 1533, Dom 3503, Re 9832 5909-1-2 Spread Yo' Stuff Ban 1533, Dom 3503, Re 9832 BOB FULLER: Clarinet solos, acc. as last. New York, September 1, 1925. 6158- Milenberg Joys Ban 1612, Dom 3583, Re 9915 6159- Black Cat Blues Ban 1612, Dom 3583, Re 9915 New York, September 23, 1925. 141037-2 Grand Opera Blues Col 14120-D 141038-3 Pig Alley Stomp Col 14120-D NOTE: Columbia files name the personnel and add subtitles (A HIGH BROW STOMP / RUE PIGALLE, respectively). New York, c. June 1926. 3904-1 Dancin' The Blues NML 1156, Sil 2760 3905-1 Desert Blues NML 1156, Hom 4-2204 Note: National Music Lovers as NATIONAL MUSICLOVERS' DANCE ORCHESTRA; Silvertone as ROSELAND MELODY BOYS; Homokord as PENNSYLVANIA SYNCOPATORS. THREE HOT ESKIMOS: Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, c. July 1, 1925. 106121 Black Cat Blues PA 036298, Per 14479 106122 Too Bad, Jim! PA 036298, Per 14479 THREE MONKEY CHASERS: Bob Fuller, cl / Isadore Meyers, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, August 20, 1925. 140855-2 Corn Bread Wiggle Har 23-H
140856-2 Cocoanut Strut Har 23-H, Re G-8539 As for previous date. New York, October 16, 1925. 141142-3 Uncle Remus Stomp Har 50-H 141143-1 Montmarte Giggles [sic] Har 50-H BOB FULLER: Clarinet solo, acc. by Elmer Snowden, b, g* / unknown v. New York, March 21, 1927. E-22042 *Dallas Blues Br 7006
E-22043 / 44 I Ain't Got Nobody - v Br unissued E-22045 I Ain't Got Nobody Br 7006
NOTE: Listed in the Brunswick files as LEVEE CAMP MOANERS, with a note, "To be issued as Bob Fuller." Acc. by Charles Prime, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, May 18, 1928. 7981-1 Fireworks Dom 0249, Re 8589 7981-2 Fireworks Or 1274
7982- Pig Alley Stomp Plaza unissued 7983-1-2 Here 'Tis Ban 7151, Dom 0249, Je 5329, Re 8589 7984-2 Alligator Crawl Ban 7151, Je 5329, Or 1274 NOTE: Jewel 5329 and Oriole 1274 as BERT WARREN. New York, June 19, 1928. 146556-3 Nameless Blues Har 688-H, VT 1688-V, Diva 2688-G 146557-1 Ridiculous Blues Har 688-H, VT 1688-V, Diva 2688-G See also the Charleston Trio, the Rocky Mountain Trio, the Three Blues Chasers, and the Three Jolly Miners. 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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