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- FATSO HOWARD See Bob Howard JANE HOWARD
- PAUL HOWARDS QUALITY SERENADERS
- VIC HOWARDS ORCHESTRA
- DICK HOWELLS ORCHESTRA
- BEN HUDSON
- HUDSON-DE LANGE ORCHESTRA See Will Hudson. HARRY HUDSON
- PHIL HUGHES AND HIS HIGH HATTERS
- CLARIE HULL AND HIS WANDERERS
- HUNTER AND JENKINS
DAN HOWARD'S MELODY MAKERS Pseudonym on Australian Aco for the following items listed in this book: GA-20002 What Do l Care What Somebody Said? (Harry Pollock's Blue Diamonds) GA-20003 I'm Looking Over A Four-Leaf Clover (Gowans' Rhapsody Makers) FATSO HOWARD See Bob Howard JANE HOWARD Vocal, acc. by ? Tom Morris, c / ? Mike Jackson, p. New York, September 2, 1927. 7489- Kissin' Mule Blues Ban 6082, Dom 4055, Or 1059 7490-2 Peepin' Jim Blues Ban 6162, Dom 4040, Je 5188, Or 1032 7491-2-3 Hard-Hearted Papa Ban 6092, Cq 7182, Dom 4055, Or 1032, Re 8434 NOTE: All Banner, Domino, and Regal issues as MISS FRANKIE. See also FRANKIE.
Paul Howard, ts, dir: George Orendorff, t / Lawrence Brown, tb, a / Charlie Lawrence, cl, as, a / Harvey Brooks, p / Thomas Valentine, bj, g / James Jackson, bb / Lionel Hampton, d; p and v where shown / Alex Hill, a. Hollywood, CA, April 16, 1929. 50830-1-2 Overnight Blues - aCL Vic unissued 50831-1-2-3 Quality Shout - aAH-CL Vic unissued Culver City, CA, April 28, 1929. 50868-1 The Ramble - aLB Vic V-38068, BB B-5804, Jay 7 50869-2 Moonlight Blues - vLH / aCL Vic V-38068 50870-2 Charlie's Idea - aCL Vic V-38070, 22001 Culver City, CA, April 29, 1929. 50830-4 Overnight Blues - aCL Vic V-38070, 22001 50831-5 Quality Shout - aAH-CL Vic V-38122, 1AC-0125, Jay 7 50677-1 Stuff - vLH Vic V-38122, 1AC-0125, BB B-5804, HMV AE-4295 Earl Thompson, t / Lloyd Reese, cl, as, added; Reginald Foresythe, p, replaces Brooks. Culver City, CA, October 21, 1929. 54477-1-2 Harlem - aCL Vic unissued 54478-1-2 Cuttin' Up - aCL / vLH Vic unissued Culver City, CA, February 3, 1930. 54477-3 Harlem - aCL Vic 23354 54478-3 Cuttin' Up - aCL / vLH Vic 23420 54585-1 New Kinda Blues - v3 / pLH / aCL Vic 22660, HMV B-6291 54586-2 California Swing - vLH Vic 23354 NOTE: HMV B-6291 as PAUL HOWARD AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Charlie Rousseau, g, replaces Valentine. Hollywood, June 25, 1930. 54847-3 Burma Girl
54848-1-2 Gettin' Ready Blues - aCL Vic 23420
Pseudonym on Crown 81276 for Bert Lown and his Hotel Biltmore Orchestra, q.v. LYNN HOWE'S HARMONY KINGS Pseudonym on Paramount and Broadway for Bert Lown and his Hotel Biltmore Orchestra, q.v. BERT HOWELL HOWELL, HORSLEY, AND BRADFORD: Bert Howell, u / Gus Horsley, p / Perry Bradford, v. New York, October 4, 1926. 142726-3 Harry Wills, The Champion Col 14168-D 142727-3 Wasn't It Nice? Col 14168-D Vocal, acc. by Fats Waller, p. Camden, NJ, November 14, 1927. 40080-2 Bye, Bye, Florence Vic 21062 NOTE: This memorial tribute to Florence Mills is of no jazz interest, but is included in view of the accompanist. Acc. by own u. Grafton, WI, c. March, 1931. L-732-2 I'll Be Smiling When You're Crying Pm 13063 L-737-2 You're Driving Me Crazy Pm 13063
Pseudonym on Key for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v. BOBBY HOWES The following side by this famous London musical-comedy star has an unusually interesting accompaniment. Vocal, acc. by probably: Norman Payne, t / Reg Leopold, vn / Carroll Gibbons, p / Len Fillis, g / Jack Evetts, sb. London, May 10, 1932. CA-12689-2 I Got Rhythm Col DB-824
Pseudonym on Ariel for Bob Fisher, q.v. BOB HUDSON Piano, with W. E. Burton, p, or Roy Palmer, tb, as noted. New York, March 31, 1932. 11625-3 Block And Tackle - pWEB Ban 32435, Or 8137, Per 0206, Re 5137 11626-1-2-3 Thirty-Eight And Plus ARC unissued 11630-1-2-3 Mississippi Stomp - tbRP ARC unissued 11631-1-2-3 The Trombone Slide - tbRP ARC unissued; Ristic (private pressing) NOTE: All the issues shown above as BLACK DIAMOND TWINS; the last two titles are entered in the ARC files as BOB AND ROY. See also the Memphis Night Hawks.
Harry Hudson was the musical director for Edison Bell in London from October, 1927 until Decca took the company over in 1933. Out of his huge output, the following have minor points of merit as jazz, or at least as hot dance music. THE PLAZA BAND: Harry Hudson, v, dir: Murray Dempsey, Arthur Niblo, t / Ben Oakley, tb / Sid Phillips, cl, as,
11246-1 Here Comes The Show Boat - vHH EBW 4765 11247-2 Like A Virginia Creeper - v EBW 4765 London, c. November 13, 1927 11349-2 I Ain't Got Nobody EBW 4789, Bel 1332 11350-1 I Call you Sugar EBW 4789
NOTE: EBW 4789 as MURRAY'S MELODY MEN, Beltona 1332 as SOUTHERN STATES DANCE BAND. No v on next title, despite the label. London, c. January 19, 1928. 11426-1 Swing On The Gait EBW 4798, Bel 1345 NOTE: Beltona 1345 as SOUTHERN STATES DANCE BAND. HARRY HUDSON'S MELODY MEN: As above. London, c. January 25, 1928. 11437-2 It's A Million To One You're In Love - vHH EBW 4802
11439-1 What'll You Do? EBW 4802
THE PLAZA BAND: As above, but Sylvester Ahola, t, replaces Niblo, and Fred Spinelly is known to be the drummer; John Thorne, v. London, March 7, 1928. 11518-1 Headin' For Harlem - vJT EBW 4821 11519-2 Make My Cot Where The Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows - vJT EBW 4821, Bel 1377 NOTE: Beltona as SOUTHERN STATES DANCE BAND. HARRY HUDSON'S MELODY MEN: Harry Hudson, v, dir: Murray Dempsey, Sylvester Ahola, t / Ben Oakley, tb / Sid Phillips, cl, as, bar / Ken Warner, ss, as / George Melachrino, cl, ts / Annunzio Mantovani and sometimes others,
88114-1 How Long Has This Been Going On? - vHH EBR 849 88115-2 It Don't Do Nothin' But Rain - vHH EBR 849 88117-1 Miss Annabelle Lee - v EBR 850 London, July 27, 1928. 88195-2 Stay Out Of The South - v EBR 870
88200-2 That's My Weakness Now - vHH EBR 873
Max Goldberg, t, replaces Ahola; Mantovani omitted; Sam Webber, d, replaces Spinelly; Sam Browne, v. London, c. March 29, 1930. 89707-2-3 The Man From The South - vSB EBR 1336 RADIO MELODY BOYS: As last. London, early May, 1930. 89770-2 'Leven-Thirty Saturday Night - vSB EBR 1345
HARRY HUDSON'S MELODY MEN: As last; Al Bowlly, Les Allen, v. London, early September, 1930. 12965-1 Happy Feet - vAB-LA EBW 5160 RADIO MELODY BOYS: As for c. March 29, 1930. London, late November, 1930. 89920-2 Adeline - vSB EBR 1407
THE BLUE JAYS: As for early September, 1930. London, December 30, 1930. 89989-2 Okay, Baby - vAB-LA EBR 1448 RADIO RHYTHM BOYS: As last. London, September, 1931. 90228-2 I Can't Do Without You - vAB&ch EBR 1551
London, December 2, 1931. 90291-2 Nobody's Sweetheart - v EBR 1581
Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Clarion 5304-C Just A Crazy Song (Sam Lanin's Orchestra) 5342-C Both sides by Ben Selvin's Orchestra Harmony 1313-H Just A Crazy Song (Sam Lanin's Orchestra) 1333-H Both sides by Ben Selvin's Orchestra Pathé 36526 Meadow Lark (Bill Wirges and his Orchestra) Perfect 14707 Meadow Lark (Bill Wirges and his Orchestra) Velvet Tone 2370-V Just A Crazy Song (Sam Lanin's Orchestra) 2406-V Both sides by Ben Selvin's Orchestra SPIKE HUGHES SPIKE HUGHES AND HIS DECCA-DENTS: Spike Hughes, sb, dir: Philip Buchel, as / Stan Andrews, vn, cl / Eddie Carroll, p / Leslie Smith, g / Val Rosing, d, v. London, February 19, 1930. MB-974-1-2 Can't We Be Friends? - vVR Dec unissued MB-975-1-2 Futuristic Rhythm Dec unissued Sylvester Ahola, t, added. London, March 12, 1930. MB-1055-1 It's Unanimous Now - vVR Dec F-1690 MB-1056-1 Body And Soul - vVR Dec F-1703 MB-1057-2 A Miss Is As Good As A Mile - vVR Dec F-1703 MB-1058-2 Crazy Feet - vVR Dec F-1690 MB-1059-1-2 Moanin' Low - vVR Dec unissued Max Goldberg, t, replaces Ahola; Buchel tap-dances*. London, March 28, 1930. MB-1123-2 *The Boop-Boop-A-Doop-A-Doo Trot - vVR Dec F-1709 MB-1124-2 The Man From The South - vVR Dec F-1709 MB-1125-1 What Wouldn't I Do For That Man? - vVR Dec F-1710 MB-1126-1 Fascinating Devil - vVR Dec F-1710 SPIKE HUGHES AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA: As last, plus Danny Polo, cl / Max Farley, cl, as. London, April 2, 1930. MB-1150-2 Zonky Dec F-1747 MB-1151-3 The Mouchi [sic] (The Mooche) Dec F-1787 MB-1152-1 Bottoms Up - vVR Dec F-1730 MB-1153-2 Bigger And Better Than Ever - vVR Dec F-1730 Jack Jackson, t / Max Farley, cl, as / Philip Buchel, as / Bobby Davis, as, bar / Stan Andrews, vn / Eddie Carroll, p / Leslie Smith, g / Spike Hughes, sb / Bill Harty, d / Val Rosing, v. London, April 16, 1930. MB-1202-1-2 Have A Little Faith In Me - vVR Dec unissued MB-1203-1 A Ship Without A Sail - vVR Dec F-1748 Farley plays flute also. London, April 29, 1930. MB-1251-1 St. James' Infirmary - vVR Dec F-1787 MB-1252-1 Crying For The Carolines - vVR Dec F-1747 MB-1253-1 My Man Is On The Make - vVR Dec F-1748 MB-1254-1 Poor Butterfly - vVR Dec F-1815 Muggsy Spanier, c, replaces Jackson; Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as, replaces Davis. London, May 23, 1930. MB-1392-1-2 Kalua Dec unissued MB-1393-1-2 Avalon Dec unissued MB-1394-1 Dinah Dec unissued MB-1395-1-2 I Like To Do Things For You Dec unissued Norman Payne, t / Jock Fleming, tb / Harry Hines, cl, bar / Philip Buchel, as / Budd Featherstonhaugh, ts / Stan Andrews, Ben Frankel, George Hurley, vn / Eddie Carroll, Alan Ferguson, g / Spike Hughes, sb / Bill Harty, d. London, June 27, 1930. MB-1392-3 Kalua Dec F-1816 MB-1546-1 Dancing Time Dec F-1816 MB-1547-1 I Like To Do Things For You Dec F-1844 MB-1548-1 Happy Feet Dec F-1844 PHILIP BUCHEL WITH SPIKE HUGHES AND HIS THREE BLIND MICE: Philip Buchel, as, tap-dancing, acc. by Norman Payne, t / Eddie Carroll or Claude Ivy, p / Alan Ferguson, g / Spike Hughes, sb. London, July 5, 1930. MB-1583-2-3 You Know What I'll Do Dec F-1856 MB-1584-2-3 Happy Feet Dec F-1856 SPIKE HUGHES AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Norman Payne, Bill Gaskin, t / Jock Fleming, tb / Phil Cardew, cl / Harry Hines, cl, bar / Philip Buchel, as / George Hurley, vn / Gerry Moore, p / Alan Ferguson, g / Spike Hughes, sb / Bill Harty, d / Val Rosing, v. London, July 16, 1930. MB-1630-2 Harlem Madness Dec F-1861 MB-1631-2 Blue Turning Grey Over You - vVR Dec F-1861 MB-1632-1 Margie Dec F-1815 MB-1633-3 Cinderella Brown Dec F-1880 As for June 27, 1930, without Featherstonhaugh and Frankel. London, August 14, 1930. MB-1704-1 Without A Song Dec F-2193 MB-1705-2 Everything Is Peaches Down In Georgia Dec F-1910 MB-1706-3 Bessie Couldn't Help It Dec F-1880 MB-1707-1-2 That Rhythm Man Dec unissued As for June 27, 1930, plus Arthur Niblo, t; Hines doubles as; all vn omitted. Unknown tb replaces Fleming. London, September 6, 1930. MB-1787-1 Funny, Dear, What Love Can Do Dec F-1906 MB-1788-1 That's Where The South Begins Dec F-1906 MB-1789-1 You're In Kentucky Sure As You're Born Dec F-1910 MB-1790-1-2 Alice Blue Gown Dec F-1910 NOTE: Decca F-1910 lists the title as SURE AS YOU'RE BORN. Probably similar to the last above. London, October 22, 1930. MB-1790-3-4 Alice Blue Gown Dec unissued GB-2109-1-2 A New Kind Of Man Dec unissued GB-2110-1 Doin' Things Dec unissued GB-2111-1-2 Get Happy Dec unissued Norman Payne, t / Jock Fleming, tb / Harry Hines, cl, as / Philip Buchel, as / Buddy Featherstonhaugh, ts / Eddie Carroll, p / Alan Ferguson, g / Spike Hughes, sb / Bill Harty, d. London, November 5, 1930. GB-2110-4 Doin' Things Dec F-2150 GB-2186-1-2 Pick And Slap Dec unissued GB-2187-2 They Didn't Believe Me Dec F-2114 GB-2188-3 The Sheik Of Araby Dec F-2114 Probably as above. London, November 19, 1930. GB-2109-3-4-5 A New Kind Of Man Dec unissued GS-2111-5 Get Happy Dec F-2150 Arthur Niblo, t, added; Leslie Thompson, t, tb / Lew Davis, Bernard Tipping, tb, replace Fleming; Buchel omitted; Hughes doubles harmonium*. London, December 12, 1930. GB-2388-1 Everybody Loves My Baby Dec F-2166 GB-2389-3 The Way I Feel Today Dec F-2193 GB-2390-1-2 Moon Love Dec unissued GB-2391-1 *Misty Mornin' Dec F-2166 GB-2391-2 *Misty Mornin'
Tipping, omitted; Betty Bolton, v. London, January 23, 1931. MB-1059-3 Moanin' Low - vBB Dec F-2217 GB-2390-4 Moon Love Dec F-2259 GB-2543-1 Some Of These Days Dec F-2259 GB-2544-3 Button Up Your Overcoat - vBB Dec F-2217 Norman Payne, Jimmy Macaffer, Leslie Thompson, t / Lew Davis, Bill Mulraney, tb / Sid Owen cl, as / Billy Amstell, as / Buddy Featherstonhaugh, ts / Eddie Carroll, p / Alan Ferguson, g / Spike Hughes, sb / Bill Harty, d / Joey Shields, v. London, April 8, 1931. GB-2764-2 Tap Your Feet Dec F-2323 GB-2765-1 Roll, Jordan - vJS Dec F-2373, Pol 624083 GB-2766-2 Joshua Fit De Battle Ob Jericho [sic] - vJS Dec F-2373, Pol 624083 GB-2767-2 High Life - vJS Dec F-2323 Elsie Carlisle, v. London, June 18, 1931. GB-2917-1-2 To Whom It May Concern - vEC Dec unissued GB-2918-1-2 Minnie The Moocher - vJS Dec unissued GB-2919-1 Is There A Place Up There For Me? - vJS Dec F-2649 GB-2919-2 Is There A Place Up There For Me? - vJS Dec unissued GB-2920-1-2 Hangin' On To That Man - vEC Dec unissued SPIKE HUGHES AND HIS THREE BLIND MICE WITH JERRY SHIELDS [sic]: Jimmy Macaffer, t / Lew Davis, tb / Billy Amstell, as / Buddy Featherstonhaugh, ts / Spike Hughes, p / Alan Ferguson, g / Joey Shields, v. London, September 25, 1931. GB-3318-1 The Devil Is Afraid Of Music - vJS Dec F-2584 London, September 30, 1931. GB-3345-3 St. James' Infirmary - vJS Dec F-2584 SPIKE HUGHES AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Spike Hughes, sb dir: Chick Smith, Jimmy Macaffer, t / Leslie Thompson, t, tb / Lew Davis, Bill Mulraney, tb / Harry Hayes, Billy Amstell, cl, as / Buddy Featherstonhaugh, ts / Billy
GB-2919-4 Is There A place Up There For Me?-vJS Dec F-2649 GB-3434-1 Blues In My Heart - vJS Dec F-2611 GB-3435-1-2 *Darktown Strutters' Ball Dec unissued GB-3436-1 *Witness - vJS Dec F-2649 London, October 21, 1931. GB-3435-4 *Darktown Strutters' Ball Dec F-2611 GB-3436-4 *Witness - vJS Dec F-2649 Chick Smith, Jimmy Macaffer, Leslie Thompson, t / Lew Davis, Bill Mulraney, tb / Harry Hines, cl / Billy Amstell,
GB-3592-5 A Harlem Symphony - Part 1 Dec F-2711, M-1022 GB-3593-3 A Harlem Symphony - Part 2 Dec F-2711, M-1022 London, November 18, 1931. GB-3592-4 A Harlem Symphony - Part 1 Dec unissued GB-3600-3 I Cant Believe She's Mine - vJS Dec F-2735, M-1023 GB-3601-2 Hangin' On To That Man - vEC Dec F-2735, M-1023 Billy Higgs, t, added; Thompson doubles tb, Hayes doubles as; Billy Munn, p, replaces Mason. London, February 3, 1932. GB-3920-2 Weary Traveller Dec F-2936, M-1142 GB-3921-1 Six Bells Stampede Dec F-2844, 191 London, February 5, 1932. GB-3926-3 I've Been In The Storm So Long - vJS Dec F-2936, M-1142 GB-3927-1-4 Sirocco Dec F-2844, 191, Br A-9842 London, February 10, 1932. WE-4432-3 I Can't Believe She's Mine - vJS Par R-1175 WE-4433-2 Blues In My Heart - vJS Par R-1175 WE-4434-1 Kiss By Kiss - vJS Par R-1172, Od OR-1172 WE-4435-2 Buddy's Wednesday Outing Par R-1172, Od OR-1172 NOTE: Parlophone R-1172 as BUDDY'S BRIGADE; R-1175 as ROOF GARDEN ORCHESTRA. Billy Smith, t, replaces Higgs; Don Macaffer, tb, replaces Mulraney; Dave Shand, as, replaces Amstell; Billy Mason, p, replaces Munn. London, March 30, 1932. GB-4145-3 Limehouse Blues Dec F-3004, M-1198 GB-4146-2 Buddy's Wednesday Outing Dec F-3089 London, April 1, 1932. GB-4160-3 Elegy Dec F-3004, F-9821, M-1198 GB-4161-2 Long Night Scamper Dec F-3089 Jimmy Macaffer, Bruts Gonella, Chick Smith, t / Leslie Thompson, t, tb / Freddy Welsh, Don Macaffer, tb / Harry Hayes, cl, as / Dave Shand, as / Hugh Tripp, as / Buddy Featherstonhaugh, ts / Billy Mason p / Spike Hughes, sb / Ronnie Gubertini, d. London, November 20, 1932. GB-5216-1 Dinah Dec F-3399, Br A-81567, Allegro A-50014, Pol 624082 GB-5217-3 Don' You Grieve Dec F-3399, Br A-81567, Allegro A-50014, Pol 624082 GB-5218-3 Tiger Rag Dec F-3311 GB-5219-2 Siesta (To Noël Coward) Dec F-3311 NOTE: Allegro as ELITE JAZZ ORCHESTRA. SPIKE HUGHES AND HIS NEGRO ORCHESTRA: Shad Collins, Leonard Davis, Bill Dillard, t / Dicky Wells, Wilbur de Paris, George Washington, tb / Benny Carter, Wayman Carver, Howard Johnson, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Red Rodriguez, p / Lawrence Lucie, g / Ernest Hill, sb / Kaiser Marshall on the first two sides, Sidney Catlett on the second two, d / Spike Hughes, dir, a / Benny Carter, v (Monette Moore, v, named on label but not present). New York, April 18, 1933. B-13257-A Nocturne Dec F-3563, 18170, Pol 1816 B-13258-A Someone Stole Gabriel's Horn - vBC Dec F-3563 B-13259-A Pastorale Dec F-3606, Pol 1816 B-13260-A Bugle Call Rag Dec F-3606 Spike Hughes, a, dir: Henry Allen, t, v / Leonard Davis, Bill Dillard, t / Dicky Wells, Wilbur de Paris, George Washington, tb / Benny Carter, Howard Johnson, cl, as / Wayman Carver, cl, as, f / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Chu Berry, ts / Luis Russell, p, except on B-13352-A (no p used) / Lawrence Lucie, g / Ernest Hill, sb / Sid Catlett, d; or Allen, Wells, Carter, Carver, Hawkins, Berry, Rodriguez, Lucie, Hughes (sb replacing Hill), Catlett*. New York, May 18, 1933. B-13352-A Arabesque Dec F-3639, F-9821, 18170 B-13353-A Fanfare Dec F-3639 B-13354-A Sweet Sorrow Blues Dec F-5101, Br A-9732 B-13355-A Music At Midnight Dec F-3836, Pol 1813 B-13356-A *Sweet Sue - Just You Dec F-3972, Y-5992, Super 7026 Howard Scott, t, replaces Davis or Dillard; Carter doubles as (as on B-13356-A); Red Rodriguez, p, replaces Russell. New York, May 19, 1933. B-13359-A Air In D flat Dec F-5101 B-13360-A Donegal Cradle Song Dec F-3717, D-5008, M-30381, Br A-81555 B-13361-A Firebird - ssBC Dec F-3717, D-5008, M-30381, Br A-81555 B-13362-A Music At Sunrise Dec F-3836, Pol 1813 B-13363-A *How Come You Do Me Like You Do 1 - vHA Dec F-3972, Y-5992, Super 7026
Clarie Hull, t, dir: Raiff Stewart, c, mel, / George Hadley, cl, as / Russell Trulock or Harold Keating, cl, ts / Walter Livingston, cl, ss, as, bsx / Harry Bailey, p / Floyd Call, bj / John Spear, d, v. Richmond, IN, December 27, 1927. 13324,-A Beautiful - vJS Gnt unissued 13325-A Nobody's Sweetheart Gnt 6356
HUNTER AND JENKINS Pseudonym on Vocalion for Leola B. Wilson and Kid Wesley Wilson, q.v. ALBERTA HUNTER Vocal, acc. by ? Howard Scott, t / ? Chink Johnson, tb / cl / ts / Fletcher Henderson, p / bb New York, c. May, 1921. P-120-1-2 He's A Darned Good Man (To Have Hanging 'Round) - HNO BS 2019, Pm 12014 P-121-2-3 How Long, Sweet Daddy, How Long - RDO BS 2008, Pm 12012 NOTE: Accompaniment labeled as HENDERSON'S NOVELTY ORCHESTRA or RAY'S DREAMLAND ORCHESTRA, as shown. Same instrumentation without bb, probably not Scott or Johnson. New York, c. May, 1921. P-124-2-3 Bring Back The Joys - HNO BS 2008, Pm 12014 P-125-3 Someday, Sweetheart - RDO BS 2019, Pm 12012 Acc. possibly by Eubie Blake's Orchestra or Ray's Dreamland Orchestra (the latter a suspected pseudonym for the Fletcher Henderson orchestra): t / tb / 2 cl / as / p / bb. New York, early July, 1922. 1105-1-2-3 Down-Hearted Blues Pm 12005, Hg 762 1106-1 Why Did You Pick Me Up When I Was Down, Why Didn't You Let Me Lay? Pm 12008 1107-2-3 Gonna Have You - Ain't Gonna Leave You Alone Pm 12005 1108-1-2 Daddy Blues Pm 12001 1109-1-2 Don't Pan Me (Don't Talk About Me*) Pm 12001, 12010* 1110-2-3 After All These Years Pm 12001 NOTE: Some copies of Harmograph 762 are reportedly mislabeled as LUCILLE HEGAMIN AND HER BLUE FLAME SYNCOPATORS. ALBERTA HUNTER AND EUBIE BLAKE: Vocal, acc. by Eubie Blake, p. New York, early July, 1922. 1111-1-2-3 I'm Going Away Just To Wear You Off My Mind Pm 12006, 12043 1112-1-2-4 Jazzin' Baby Blues [sic] Pm 12006 Acc. possibly by Sam Wooding's Orchestra: t / tb / cl / as / p / bb. New York, September, 1922. 1179-1-2 You Can't Have It All Pm 12008
1181-1-2 Lonesome Monday Morning Blues Pm 12007
NOTE: Matrix 1180 is by a white studio band; it is not the accompanying band on these titles. Acc. by J. Glover Compton, p. New York, c. December 1922. 5016- Chirping The Blues Unissued
NOTE: This has been cited elsewhere as an unissued Paramount side, although the matrix number suggests a Plaza (Banner/Regal) recording. Acc. by Henderson's Orchestra: Elmer Chambers, c / George Brashear, tb / Ernest Elliott, cl / Don Redman, as / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, February, 1923. 1316-1-2 Come On Home Pm 12013, Fam 3193, Hg 791, Pur 11199 1317-1-2 You Shall Reap Just What You Sow Pm 12021, Hg 816 NOTE: Famous 3193, Harmograph 791, and Puritan 11199 as MAY ALIX; Harmograph 816 as MAY ALIX AND HER HARMOGRAPH JAZZ BOYS. Acc. by the Original Memphis Five: Phil Napoleon, t / Charlie Panelli, tb / Jimmy Lytell, cl / Frank Signorelli, p / Jack Roth, d. New York, February, 1923. 1318-2 'Tain't Nobody's Bizness Pm 12016
1319-1-2 If You Want To Keep Your Daddy Home Pm 12016
1320-1-2 Bleeding Hearted Blues Pm 12021, Hg 816 NOTE: Harmograph 816 as MAY ALIX AND HER HARMOGRAPH JAZZ BOYS. Acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, February, 1923. 1321-1-2 Chirping The Blues Pm 12017, Hg 801 1322-1-2 Someone Else Will Take Your Place Pm 12017, Hg 801 1323-2 Vamping Brown Pm 12020
1324-2 You Can Have My Man If He Comes To See You Too Pm 12018
NOTE: Harmograph 801 as MAY ALIX. Acc. by Henderson's Dance Orchestra: probably: Elmer Chambers, c / George Brashear, tb / Ernest Elliott or Don Redman, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, February, 1923. 1325-1-2 Aggravatin' Papa Pm 12013, Fam 3193, Hg 791, Pur 11199, Poydras unnumbered 1326-2 I'm Going Away To Wear You Off My Mind Pm 12019
1327-1-2 Loveless Love Pm 12019, 20243, Fam 3237, Pur 11243 1328-2 You Can Take My Man But You Can't Keep Him For Long Pm 12020
1329-2 Bring It With You When You Come Pm 12018, Hg 2544 NOTE: Paramount 20243 and both issues on Famous, Harmograph, and Puritan as MAY ALIX. Acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, May, 1923. 1420-2 Mistreated Blues Pm 12043
Joe Smith, c, added. New York, May, 1923. 1425-2 Michigan Water Blues Pm 12036, Poydras 64 1426-1-2 Down South Blues Pm 12036 Smith omitted. New York, May, 1923. 1425-4 Michigan Water Blues Pm 12036
1426-4 Down South Blues Pm 12036
Acc. by Thomas [Fats] Waller, p. New York, May, June, 1923. 1455-2 Stingaree Blues Pm 12049 1456-1 You Can't Do What My Last Man Did Pm 12043 1456-2 You Can't Do What My Last Man Did Pm 12049 NOTE: Three different issues exist of Paramount 12043: the original coupling of 1420-2 with 1111-1; 1420-2 and 1456-1 (wrongly credited to Anna Jones, q.v.), and 1420-2 with 1469-1, the same title, correctly attributed to Anna Jones and Thomas Waller. Acc. by her Paramount Boys: Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin or Glover Compton, p. Chicago, October, 17, 1923. 1528-1 Experience Blues Pm 12065, Hg 873, Sil 3570 1529-1-2 Sad 'n' Lonely Blues (Lonely Blues*) Pm 12065, Hg 873, Sil 3570* NOTE: Harmograph 673 as MAY ALIX AND HER HARMOGRAPH JAZZ BOYS; Silvertone 3570 as HELEN ROBERTS. Acc. by Lovie Austin, p, with John Obrigant, cl*. Chicago, October 17, 1923. 1530-1-2 Miss Anna Brown Pm 12066
1531-1-2 *Maybe Someday Pm 12066
NOTE: The label spells the clarinetist as above; presumably, this is the same person as John Oubrigant (sometimes spelled Obregon); see Victor Vorzanger. Acc. by p, with the Elkins-Payne Jubilee Quartette. New York, February, 1924. 1666-1-3 Old-Fashioned Love Pm 12093
1667-1-2 If The Rest Of The World Don't Want You (Go Back To Your Mother And Dad) Pm 12093
NOTE: These are straightfoward renditions of sentimental pop tunes, of no interest as jazz or blues; they are included for completeness only. Acc. by the Red Onion Jazz Babies: Louis Armstrong, c / Aaron Thompson, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Lil Armstrong, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, November 6, 1924. 9167 Everybody Loves My Baby Gnt 5594, 3048, Buddy 8025, Sil 4033, JC L-94 New York, November B-1924. 9176-A Texas Moaner Blues Gnt 5594, Sil 4033, JC L-94 NOTE: Jazz Collector L-94 as RED ONION JAZZ BABIES WITH ALBERTA HUNTER; Silvertone as JOSEPHINE BEATTY; all other issues as JOSEPHINE BEATTY ACC. BY THE RED ONION JAZZ BABIES. Acc. by the Red Onion Jazz Babies: Louis Armstrong, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Sidney Bechet, cl, ss / Lil Armstrong, p / Buddy Christian, bj / Clarence Todd, v. New York, December 22, 1924. 9246 Nobody Knows The Way I Feel 'Dis Mornin' Gnt 5626, 3044, Buddy 8022, Sil 4030 9247-A Early Every Morn Gnt 5626, 3044, Buddy 8024, Sil 4030 NOTE: All issues as JOSEPHINE BEATTY. Alberta Hunter and Clarence Todd also sang the vocal chorus as BEATTY AND TODD on the final title from this session (CAKE-WALKING BABIES FROM HOME), q.v. in the Red Onion Jazz Babies entry. Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, June 26, 1925. Naughty Lady Vic test (unnumbered) Acc. by Perry Bradford's Mean Four: Probably: Bubber Miley, c / Charlie Green, tb / Don Redman, as / Perry Bradford, p. New York, c. December 11, 1925. 73830-B Your Jelly Roll Is Good OK 8268
73831-B Take That Thing Away OK 8268
Acc. by Perry Bradford's Mean Four: t / tb / cl / ? Perry Bradford, p. New York, January, 1926. 73903-B Everybody Does It Now OK 8278 73904-B A Master Man With A Master Mind OK 8278 73905-B I Don't Want It All OK 8315 Acc. by c / cl, as / p. New York, January, 1926. 73919-B I'm Hard To Satisfy OK 8294
73920-B Empty Cellar Blues OK 8315
73921-B Double Crossin' Papa OK 8294
Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, August 11, 1926. 74252-A If You Can't Hold The Man You Love (Don't Cry When He's Gone) OK 8365, Par R-3255 74253-A You For Me, Me For You OK 8365 Acc. by c / p. New York, early September, 1926. 74322-B I'm Tired Blues OK 8409
74323-B Wasn't It Nice? OK 8393
74394-A I Didn't Come To Steal Nobody's Man OK 8393
74395-B Everybody Mess Around OK 8383
Acc. by Perry Bradford's Mean Four: c / tb / cl / p / bj (possibly members of Jimmy Wade's Orchestra, q.v.). New York, c. September 13, 1926. 74333-A Don't Forget To Mess Around OK 8409 74334-B Heebie Jeebies OK 8383 Acc. unknown. Chicago, late 1926. Dead Man Blues Voc 1028 (not issued) Someday, Sweetheart Voc 1028 (not issued) NOTE: There is no evidence in the Brunswick / Vocalion files that these titles were actally recorded. Acc. by Mike Jackson, p. Camden, NJ, February 26, 1927. 37688-2 I'll Forgive You 'Cause I Love You Vic 20497 37689-2 I'm Gonna Lose Myself 'Way Down In Louisville Vic 20497 37690-2 My Old Daddy's Got A Brand New Way To Love Vic 20651 37691-2 I'm Down Right Now But I Won't Be Down Always Vic 20651 Acc. by Fats Waller, or. Church studio, Camden, NJ, May 20, 1927. 38045-2 Sugar Vic 20771, Bm 1020 38046-2 Beale Street Blues Vic 20771, Bm 1020 38048-2 I'm Goin To See My Ma Vic 21539 NOTE: Matrices 8044, 38047, and 38049 are the same titles, in the same order, as non-vocal pipe-organ solos by Fats Waller, q.v. Acc. by p / g. New York, July 18, 1929. 148822-2 Gimme All The Love You Got Col 14450-D 148823-3 My Particular Man Col 14450-D
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