Brian rust jazz records, 1917–1934 / Free Personal-Use Edition Not for sale; all commercial use is prohibited. For personal, non-commercial use only. Notice

The following sides under this composer-bandleader's direction are of some jazz interest.

GUS ARNHEIM AND HIS AMBASSADOR HOTEL ORCHESTRA: Gus Arnheim, p, dir: Ray Lopez, Roy Fox, t / Norman Taylor, tb / Lou Marcasie, Dick Dickinson, cl, as / Jimmy Grier, cl, ts / Henry Jawor­ski, Russ Columbo, vn / Sonny Howard, Ernie Anderson, g / Harry Robinson, bb / Bob Berry, d / vocal trio. Los Angeles, April 12, 1928.

400583-C If I Can't Have You (I Want To Be Lonesome - I Want To Be Blue) - v3

OK 41037, Par R-216, F-638, Od A-189163

Los Angeles, April 14, 1928.

400585-C Feeling Good - v3

OK 41057, Od A-189194, 04093, Par A-4563

GUS ARNHEIM AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As above, without g; Walter Holzhaus, t, replaces Fox. Hollywood, CA, April 28, 1929.

50874-5 Singing In The Rain

Vic 22012

Gus Arnheim, p, dir: Ray Lopez, t / Walter Holzhaus t, v / Marlo Imes and another, tb / Tom Sandvall, Joe Krechter, cl, as / ? George Moore, cl, ts / 2 vn / Nelson Hall, g, v / Ward Lay, sb / Art Fleming, d, v. New York, June 27, 1929.

53589-2 Lovable And Sweet - vWH, NH, AF

Vic 22054, HMV EA-608

GUS ARNHEIM AND HIS COCOANUT GROVE ORCHESTRA: Gus Arnheim, p, dir: Walter Holzhaus­, Stanley Green, t / Marlo Imes, tb / Tom Sandvall, Joe Krechter, cl, as / Fred MacMurray, cl­, ts / ? Sterling Young or Henry Jaworski, vn / Nelson Hall, bj, g / P. G. Smearer, bb, sb / ? Art Fleming, d / Bing Crosby, v. Hollywood, CA, March 2, 1931.

61076-2 One More Time - vBC

Vic 22700, HMV B-6047

BILLY ARNOLD

BILLY ARNOLD'S NOVELTY BAND: Billy Arnold, p, dir: Charles F. Kleiner, t / Billy Trittel, tb / Henry Arnold, cl, ss / Harry Johnson, as / Chris Lee, d. Hayes, Middlesex, October 14, 1920.

HO-5920ae Blue Nights

HMV unissued

HO-5921ae Desert Dreams

HMV unissued

HO-5922ae Beale Street Blues

HMV unissued

HO-5923ae Peter Gink

HMV unissued

London, c. December 13, 1920.

71130 Stop It

Col 3015

71131 Left Alone Again Blues

Col 3015

NOTE: The correct title of the last number is LEFT ALL ALONE AGAIN BLUES.

NOVELTY JAZZ BAND directed by BILLY ARNOLD: As above, plus bj. Paris, c. July, 1923

6965 Runnin' Wild

P 6616

NOTE: Other titles on this label under this name are of very little or no interest.

Pseudonym on Microphone 22455 for the Whoopee Makers, q.v.

Pseudonym on Arto 9096 for Jimmie (James P.) Johnson's Jazz Boys, q.v.

Billy Artz, vn, dir: Bob Effros, ? Benny Baker, t / Charlie Butterfield, tb / Tony Parenti, cl, as / Clyde Doerr, as / Lucien Smith, ts / Cornell Smelser, pac / Phil Wall, p, a / bj, g / bb / George Hamilton Green, d, x. New York, July 27, 1931.

10751-2 Parkin' In The Moonlight - v3

Ban 32238, Cq 7806, Or 2316, Per 15504, Ro 1689

10752- I'm All Dressed Up With A Broken Heart - v3

Ban 32238, Per 15504

BILLY "PETE" ARTZ AND HIS HENRY AND GEORGE ORCHESTRA: As above. New York, August 7, 1931.

10763-3 Never - v3

Ban 32255, Cq 7864, Or 2329, Per 15511, Ro 1701, Cr 91193

10764-2-3 There's A Time And Place For Everything - v3

Ban 32255, Cq 7864, Or 2329, Per 15511, Ro 1701, Cr 91193

NOTE: Crown 91193 as BILLY ARTZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

The following titles from the considerable number made for Brunswick and Columbia by this famous dance orchestra leader and his band are known to be of some jazz interest, and others may produce more of similar quality.

PAUL ASH AND HIS GRANADA ORCHESTRA: Paul Ash, vn, dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / cl, ts / vn / p / bj / bb / d. San Francisco, August 17, 1923.

11224 Pesticatin' Mama

Br 2482

Los Angeles, May 9, 1924.

Br / BC 2629

PAUL ASH AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Paul Ash, vn, dir: John Valentine, John Linn, t / Roscoe Lantz, tb / Phil Wing, Herbert "Putty" Nettles, cl, as / Howard Grantham, cl, ts, vc / Harry Barris, p / Julian Davidson, bj / Pierre Olker,
bb / Arthur Layfield, d / Milton Watson, v. Chicago, February 10, 1926.

141656-3 Let's Talk About My Sweetie - vMW

Col 586-D, 4048, 0504

NOTE: Columbia 4048 as DENZA DANCE BAND.

Chicago, July 9, 1926.

142408-3 Looking At The World Thru' Rose-Colored Glasses - vMW

Col 694-D, 4180, 0529

NOTE: Columbia 4180 as DENZA DANCE BAND.

Chicago, July 15, 1926.

142443-1 Oh! If I Only Had You - vMW

Col 707-D, 4179

NOTE: Columbia 4179 as DENZA DANCE BAND.

Danny Polo, cl, as, bar, replaces Wing or Nettles; Vernon "Mutt" Hayes, cl, ts added; The Foursome, v. Chicago,
November 30; 1926.

142970-1 Take In The Sun, Hang Out The Moon - vF

Col 828-D, 4323, 0593

Chicago, December 2, 1926.

142979-4 I'm Tellin' The Birds, Tellin' The Bees How I Love You - vF

Col 828-D, 4323, 0593

Paul Wing or Herbert "Putty" Nettles, cl, as, replaces Polo; Hank Winston, p, replaces Barris; Harry Hoffman, vn
added. Chicago, June 15, 1927.

144333-2 Ain't That A Grand And Glorious Feeling? - vMW

Col 1066-D, 4563

Donald Lindley, t / Mike Durso, tb / Koby Sirinsky, Harry Struble, vn / Maurice Feiler, vc, added; Paul Small, v.

145822-2 Salty

Col 1616-D

145823-3 Deep Blue

Col 1616-D

Chicago, March 26, 1923.

145837-3 My Pet - vPS

Col 1349-D, 4936

The following sides by this world-famous film star, dancer, and vocalist feature excellent jazz accompaniments.

Vocal and tap-dancing, acc. by Max Goldberg, t / ? Ted Heath, tb / Van Phillips, cl / Sid Bright, p / Len Fillis, g / ? Spike Hughes, sb. London, March 26, 1930.

WA-10227-2 Puttin' On The Ritz

Col DB-96, DB-2270, FB-1257

WA-10228-2 Crazy Feet

Col DB-96, DB-2270, FB-1257

ASTORIA ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:­

Ideal-Scala 7015 Chicago (Synco Jazz Band)

7015 Yes! We Have No Bananas (California Ramblers)

7017 Snakes Hips (Don Parker's Western Melody Boys)

Scala 641 Four O'Clock Blues (Original Memphis Five)

Pseudonym on Harmony for Fred Rich and his Hotel Astor Orchestra, q.v.

Possibly: Mike Mosiello, t / Charlie Butterfield, tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as / Al Duffy, vn / Charles Magnante, pac / Frank Banta, p / sb / George Hamilton Green, d, x. New York, c. November, 1929?

125-A-B Beale Street Blues

Mad 50015, Rx / VD 5015

223-A St. James Infirmary

Mad 50047

NOTE: This may be the same as the California Ramblers' version on Van Dyke 81843 q.v. See also the Grey Gull studio bands.

FRANK AUBURN AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym for Ben Selvin and his Orchestra on Clarion 5283-C, 5286-C; Harmony 1182-H, 1206-H, 1223-H, 1277-H; Velvet Tone 2349-V, 2352-V. On Velvet Tone 2310-V it is a pseudonym for Ted Wallace and his Orchestra, q.v.

Tess Gardelle, v, acc. by Hymie Farberman, c / Jim Cassidy, tb / Sam Feinsmith, cl, as / Rube Bloom, p / Tony Col­ucci, bj, g. New York, February 14, 1928.

145641-3 Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man

Col 1304-D, 4917, 01404

145642-3 Didn't I Tell You (That You'd Come Back?)

Col 4917

Pseudonym on Aurora for the following items listed in this book:

A-22001 Hello, Beautiful! (Will Osborne and his Orchestra)

A-22001 Every Tub (King Oliver and his Dixie Syncopators)

A-22002 Showboat Shuffle (King Oliver and his Dixie Syncopators)

AUSTIN AND HIS MUSICAL AMBASSADORS

Unknown c / cl, as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. Chicago, c. February, 1926.

11068-1-2 Don't Forget To Mess Around When You Do The Charleston

Pm 12359

The following sides from the vast number recorded by this very popular singer are of some jazz interest solely for their accompaniments.

Vocal duets with Roy Bergere, acc. by as, sw / p duet. New York, April, 1924.

12985 A Thousand Miles From Here

Voc 14821, Gmn 7004

Acc. by t / p. New York, May, 1924.

13165 All Day Long

Voc 14821, Gmn 7004

Vocal, acc. by Harry Shilkret, Earl Oliver, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as / Max Farley, cl, as, f / Lou Raderman, Murray Kellner, Yascha Zayde, vn / Jack Shilkret or Milt Rettenberg, p / Nat Shilkret, cel, dir / Mike McKendrick, g / Jack Pierce, bb / William Dorn or Joe Green, d. New York, April 13, 1928.

43521-5 The Voice Of The Southland

Vic 21714, HMV B-2904, EA-482

Acc. by Mike Mosiello, t / Andy Sannella, cl, as / Lou Raderman, Murray Kellner, Yascha Zayde, vn / Abe Borodkin, vc / Fats Waller, p, cel / Carl Kress, g / Dick Cherwin, sb / William Dorn or Joe Green, d. New York, June 26, 1929.

53586-3 I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling

Vic 22033, HMV B-3117, EA-593

53587-3 Maybe! - Who Knows?

Vic 22033, HMV B-3117, EA-593

Acc. by Del Staigers, t / Andy Sannella, cl, as / Lou Raderman, Murray Kellner, Yascha Zayde, vn / Abe Borodkin,
vc / Fats Waller, p / Carl Kress, g / Dick Cherwin, sb. New York, November 25, 1929.

57170-1 My Fate Is In Your Hands

Vic 22223, HMV B-3297

Acc. by Del Staigers or Mike Mosiello, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Andy Sannella, as / Morris Pierce, ts / Lou Raderman, Yascha Zayde, vn / Abe Borodkin, vc / Harry Brooks, Jack Shil­kret, p / Carl Kress, g / Dick Cherwin, sb / William Dorn or Joe Green, d. New York, January 28, 1930.

58529-2 After You've Gone

Vic 22299, 24640, HMV EA-1376

58530-3 St. James Infirmary

Vic 22299, BB B-6863

Acc. by Mike Ships, cl / Dave Franklin, p / Carl Kress, g. New York, April 21, 1931.

53046-1-2 You Don't Know What You're Doin'

Vic unissued

Acc. by Mike Mosiello, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as / ? Sammy Feinsmith, as / Jack Shilkret, Dave Franklin, p / Carl Kress, g / Dick Cherwin, sb. New York, June 11, 1931.

69929-1 Without That Gal!

Vic 22739, HMV B-3922

Acc. by own p / Otto "Coco" Heimal, g / Candy Candido, sb. New York, December 22, 1933.

14400-3 Dear Old Southland

Ban 33172, Mt M-13139, Or 2974, Per 13044, Re 2348

14401-3 Jail House Blues

Ban 33172, Mt M-13139, Or 2974, Per 13044, Re 2348

Acc. by t / p / g / sb / d. Hollywood, June 6, 1934.

79236-2 All I Do Is Dream Of You

Vic 24663, HMV EA-1376

Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, c. November, 1924.

10004-2 Steppin' On The Blues

Pm 12255, Cen 3017, JC L-41, AF A-08

10005-2 Traveling Blues

Pm 12255, Cen 3012, JC L-41, JRS AA-109

Note: The original coupling apparently has the titles reversed (Edmonia Henderson's version of "Traveling Blues," which has words to verify the title, is unmistakably the same tune issued here as "Steppin' On The Blues.") This has led to reissues having apparent reversal of titles in all cited cases.

Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p / W. E. Burton, d / Priscilla Stewart, v. Chicago, April, 1925.

2094-1-2 Charleston Mad - vPS

Pm 12278, Cen 3012, JC L-118

2095-2 Charleston, South Carolina - vPS

Pm 12278

Pm 12283, Sil 3551, JC L-64, JRS AA-118

2097-2 Peepin' Blues (Carolina Shuffle*)

Pm 12277, Sil 3572*, VJR-16, JC L-118, AF A-04

2098-2 Mojo Blues

Pm 12283, Sil 3552, JC L-64, JRS AA-118

NOTE: Silvertone 3551 and 3552 as BOBBY'S REVELERS; 3572 as THE HOT DOGS.

? Bob Shoffner, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p / W. E. Burton, d. Chicago, August, 1925.

2219-1 Don't Shake It No More

Pm 12300, Sil 3552

2220-1 Rampart Street Blues (Rampart Blues*)

Pm 12300, Sil 3551*

2222-2 Too Sweet For Words

Pm 12313, Sil 3537

NOTE: Silvertones as BOBBY'S REVELERS. Matrix 2221 is untraced.

Unknown c / Kid Ory, tb / Johnny Dodds, cl / Lovie Austin, p / W. E. Burton, d. Chicago, April, 1926.

11096-2 Jackass Blues

Pm 12361, Bwy 1018, Pur 11460, Cen 3007, JC L-19, AF A-023

11097-2 Frog Tongue Stomp

Pm 12361, Bwy 1018, Pur 11460, Cen 3007, JC L-19, AF A-023

NOTE: Broadway 1018 as AUSTIN'S SERENADERS. Jazz Collector L-19 and Association Française A-023 have their labels reversed.

Eustern Woodfork, bj, added, Henry Williams, v. Chicago, August, 1926.

2621-1 Chicago Mess Around - vHW

Pm 12380, 14030, JC L-100, JD 018

2622-1 Galion Stomp

Pm 12380, 14030, JC L-100, JD 018, XX7

2623-2 In The Alley Blues

Pm 12391, AM 4, JC L-30, AF A-04

2624-2 Merry Makers Twine - vHW

Pm 12391, AM 4, JC L-30, JRS AA-109

Vocal, acc. by unknown p. Richmond, IN, c. May 2, 1928.

13754 My Papa Doesn't Two-Time No Time

Spt 9287

13884-A Cow Cow Blues

Spt 9294

13885 You Can't Do What My Last Man Did

Spt 9294

13886 Sing That Song With Feeling

Spt 9287, Ch 15530

13887 Anybody Here Want To Try My Cabbage?

Spt 9281, Ch 15530

13888 I'm All Broke Out With The Blues

Spt 9281

NOTE: All Supertones as LILLIAN JACKSON.

Pseudonym on Vocalion 15577 for Clarence Williams' Bottomland Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Beltona for the following items listed in this book:­

111 Both sides by The Famous Broadway Band; see Victor Vorzanger

133 Hot Lips (The Famous Broadway Band; see Victor Vorzanger)

533 We'd A Surely Baked A Cake (Jeffries and his Rialto Orchestra)

607 Josephine (Jeffries and his Rialto Orchestra)

720 Cuddle Up A Little Closer (The Ambassadors)

772 Both sides by Jeffries and his Rialto Orchestra

923 That's All There Is (Jeffries and his Rialto Orchestra)

CHARLES AVERY

Piano solos. Chicago, c. October, 1929.

21438-2 Dearborn Street Breakdown

Pm 12896, Bwy 5063

NOTE: Broadway 5063 as BILLIE BARNES.

Chicago, February 1, 1930.

C-5354-A-B 63rd Street Stomp

Voc unissued

Pseudonym on American Parlophone PNY- series for Jack Purvis and his Orchestra, q.v.

Although this has traditionally been cited as a possible pseudonym for Benbow Hicks, the artist's real name is now believed to be Beulah Benbow.

Vocal, acc. by p. New York, October 11, 1923.

71959-B Down Home Gal

OK 8098

71960-B Don't Blame Me

Ernestine Bomburyero, v, acc. by Lovell Bolan, p. ? Richmond, IN, October 24, 1924.

12057 Backbiting Moan

Gnt 5616, Sil 4031

? Richmond, IN, November 13, 1924.

12081 I Got Your Water On

Gnt 5593, Sil 4034, Buddy 8021

12082-A Leaving School Blues

Gnt 5593, Sil 4034

Acc. by Theodore Carpenter, c / Lovell Bolan, p. ? Richmond, IN, December 16, 1924.

12103 Black Bottom Blues

Gnt 5616, Sil 4031

Fats Browne, p, replaces Bolan. Richmond, IN (or possibly Cincinnati), January 21, 1925.

12133-A Longing Blues

Gnt 5644, 3041, Sil 4027

12134-A Home Sweet Home Blues

Gnt 5644, 3041, Sil 4027, Buddy 8023

BABY ROSE MARIE

These records are included solely for their accompaniments. Rose Marie was eight years old when they were made.

Vocal, acc. by Sterling Bose, t / Charlie Butterfield or Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Joe Meresco, p / Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Larry Gomar, d, vib, possibly others. New York, April 22, 1933.

B-13272-A My Bluebird's Singing The Blues

Br 6570, 01546

B-13273-A Come Out - Come Out - Wherever You Are

Br 6570, 01546

See also Fletcher Henderson and his Connie's Inn Orchestra (March 10, 1932).

THE BACK BEACH PIRATES

Pseudonym on XX for the State Street Ramblers, q.v.

This was a mixed group of eleven- and twelve-year-old boys, whose full names are not known: Dick and Leo, h / Tony, cl / Sam, g / Smokey, tub bass / Jo Jo, d. Chicago, November 7, 1934.

C-801-A Creole Stomp

ARC unissued

C-802-A Wabash Blues

ARC unissued

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:­

Broadway 1055 I Gotta Get Myself Somebody To Love (Jack Pettis and his Band)

1058 It All Depends On You (Jack Pettis and his Band)

1130 There's A Rickety Rackety Shack (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra)

1379 Exactly Like You (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

Broadway 1409 If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight (Ben Pollack and his Orchestra)

Paramount 20497 I Gotta Get Myself Somebody To Love (Jack Pettis and his Band)

20500 It All Depends On You (Jack Pettis and his Band)

20542 There's A Rickety Rackety Shack (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra)

20820 Exactly Like You (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

Puritan 11497 I Gotta Get Myself Somebody To Love (Jack Pettis and his Band)

11500 It All Depends On You (Jack Pettis and his Band)

Silvertone 3583 I Gotta Get Myself Somebody To Love (Jack Pettis and his Band)

Bill Moore, t / Bobby Davis, cl, as / Adrian Rollini, gfs / Irving Brodsky, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Stan King, d, k / Doris James, v. New York, October 1, 1924.

9105-B Eliza

Gnt 5562

Gnt 5562

Gnt 5577, St 9596

New York, November 12, 1924.

9187 Go 'Long, Mule - vDJ

Gnt 5606

9188,-A Oh! How I Love My Darling - vDJ

Gnt 5606

9189 Choo Choo (Gotta Hurry Home)

Gnt 5602, Cx 40397

NOTE: Gennett 5602 as THE KENTUCKY BLOWERS; Claxtonola 40397 as ALABAMA CREOLE BAND. Gennett 5602 states that the band was "formerly the Dixie Hod Carriers," but as far as is known, neither this small group from the California Ramblers nor any other was ever given this name.

Although this recording band, directed by Sam Lanin, produced mainly commercial dance numbers, many of them were played with a strong jazz flavor, even the most unlikely looking titles featuring several hot solos. In view of this, and as the personnels included recognized jazz musicians, the entire output is given.

Probably: Benny Bloom, t / Moe Gappell, tb / Doc Behrendson, cl / Loring McMurray, Benny Krueger, as, ts / Jimmy Durante, Jack Roth, d. New York, October 25, 1921.

7668 -A-B How Many Times?

Gnt 4795, Con 3034, RT 7014, St 9178

7669,-A Wimmin (I Gotta Have 'Em, That's All)

Gnt 4795, Con 035, EBW 3697, Wp 468, St 9178

NOTE: Rich Tone 7014 as THE JAZZ HARMONIZERS.

Phil Napoleon, t / ? Charlie Panelli, tb / Doc Behrendson, cl / Loring McMurray, Benny Krueger, as, ts / ? Jimmy Durante, p / Jack Roth, d. New York, December 7, 1921.

7711-A-B I've Got My Habits On

Gnt 4815, Con 3045, St 9193

7712-B-C In My Heart, On My Mind, All Day Long

Gnt 4815, Con 3045, RT 7022, St 9193

NOTE: Rich Tone as THE JAZZ HARMONIZERS.

Phil Napoleon or Jules Levy, Jr., t / Vincent Grande, tb / Gus Sharp, cl / Benny Krueger, Loring McMurray, as / Lucien Smith, ts / p / bj. New York, February 1, 1922.

7751,-A My Mammy Knows

Gnt 4831, Con 3058, Apex 489, St 9210

7752,-A-B On The 'Gin 'Gin 'Ginny Shore

Gnt 4831, Cdl 523, Con 3058, Apex 489, St 9210, EBW 3734

NOTE: Cardinal as CARDINAL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Phil Napoleon, Jules Levy, Jr., t / tb / Loring McMurray, Benny Krueger, as / p / bj / d / "Chalk" Smith, v. New York, March 21, 1922.

7808-A-B I Wonder Blues (I've Got The Wonder Blues*)

Gnt 4855, Con 3065, St 9232, VF 1049*

7809,-A Pick Me Up And Lay Me Down In Dear Old Dixieland

Gnt 4855, Con 3065, St 9232, VF 1053

NOTE: Velvet Face 1049 as JOE RICHARDSON'S ORCHESTRA; 1053 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.

Smith omitted. New York, April 1, 1922.

7825,-B Poor Little Me

Gnt 4857, Con 3074, Apex 477, St 9231

7826-B Don't Leave Me, Mammy

Gnt 4857, Con 3074, Apex 481, St 9235

Phil Napoleon, t / ? Vincent Grande, tb / Gus Sharp, cl, as / ? Loring McMurray, as / p / bj / d. New York, April 14, 1922.

7846 Hortense

Gnt 4874, Apex 481, St 9235, VF 1048

7847,-A Carolina Rolling Stone

Gnt 4868, Con 3075, Op 9640, RT 7037, St 9245

7848,-A California

Gnt 4868, Con 3075, Apex 480, St 9242

NOTE: Velvet Face 1048 as JOE RICHARDSON'S ORCHESTRA.

New York, April 19, 1922.

7856,-A Do It Again

Gnt 4872, Apex 478, St 9244, VF 1050

7857,-B Some Sunny Day

Gnt 4872, Con 3078, RT 7037, Apex 480, St 9242, VF 1054

NOTE: Rich Tone 7037 as THE JAZZ HARMONIZERS; Velvet Face 1050 as JOE RICHARDSON'S ORCHESTRA; 1054 as PAVILION PLAYERS.

Phil Napoleon, t / tb / cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj. New York, May 23, 1922.

7871,-A Kicky-Koo (You For Me, Me For You)

Gnt 4887, Apex 473, St 9256, VF 1054

7872-B Those Longing For You Blues

Gnt 4887, Con 3066

NOTE: Velvet Face 1054 as PAVILION PLAYERS.

Phil Napoleon, t / tb / Johnny Costello or Doc Behrendson, cl / as / p / bj. New York, May 29, 1922.

7889,-A Rock Me In My Swanee Cradle

Gnt 4903, Con 3065, St 9259

New York, June 6, 1922.

7917,-A Dancing Fool

Gnt 4908, Cdl 531, Apex 467, St 9272

7918,-A-B Those Longing For You Blues

Gnt 4887, St 9263

7919 Kicky-Koo (You For Me, Me For You)

Gnt 4887

John Cali, bj, replaces (or may be identified with) the unknown bj; Cliff Edwards, k, added where shown. New York, June 16, 1922.

7936-A-B Sweet Indiana Home

Gnt 4910, Apex 471, St 9267, EBW 3811

7937,-C Nobody Lied - kCE

Gnt 4909, Apex 471, St 9267, EBW 3796, Wp 3018

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 3796, 3811, and Westport 3018 as PAVILION PLAYERS.

Phil Napoleon, t / ? Vincent Grande or Charlie Panelli, tb / Doc Behrendson or Johnny Costello, cl / Gus Sharp, cl, as / p / John Cali, bj. New York, July 12, 1922.

7969,-A-B Mary Dear

Gnt 4969, Cdl 529, Apex 465, St 9280

7970,-A Who'll Take My Place (When I'm Gone)

Gnt 4922, St 9277

7971,-A 'Neath The South Sea Moon

Unknown cl, as, replaces Sharp. New York, August 16, 1922.

7992-A B Truly (I Love You)

Gnt 4934, Apex 464, St 9284

7993-A B Hot Lips

Gnt 4935, Cdl 531, St 9285, EBW 3797

7994-A-B Chicago

Gnt 4933, St 9283

NOTE: Cardinal 531 as CARDINAL DANCE ORCHESTRA; Edison Bell Winner as PAVILION PLAYERS.

Sharp returns, replacing unknown. Lilian Robbins, sw. New York, September 20, 1922.

8032-A-B No Wonder I'm Lonesome - swLR

Gnt 4975, Apex 461, St 9298, EBW 3868, Wp 2044

8033,-A Tomorrow (I'll Be In My Dixie Home Again)

Gnt 4975, Apex 461, St 9298, EBW 3812, Wp 2117

8034-A Homesick - kCE

Gnt 4979, Apex 459, St 9299, EBW 3869

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 3812 and Westport 2117 as DIPLOMAT ORCHESTRA; Edison Bell Winner 3868, 3869, and Westport 2044 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.

Probably as for c. August 17, 1922. New York, October 5, 1922.

8058,-A Stuttering

Gnt 4980, Apex 459, St 9306, EBW 3798

8059,-A Toot, Toot, Tootsie (Goo'bye)

Gnt 4980, Apex 457, St 9306, EBW 3799, Wp 3100

8060,-A Carolina In The Morning

Gnt 4979, St 9309, EBW 3797

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 3797 as PAVILION PLAYERS; Edison Bell Winner 3798, 3799, and Westport 3100 as DIPLOMAT NOVELTY ORCHESTRA.

Phil Napoleon, t / ? Charlie Panelli, tb / Jimmy Lytell, cl, as / Benny Krueger, as / p / ? Nick Lucas, bj / Jack Roth, d. New York, November 10, 1922.

8099,-A Carolina Home

Gnt 5022, St, 9319, EBW 3862, Portland 9003

8100-A Gee, But I Hate To Go Home Alone

Gnt 5001, St 9317, EBW 3861, Wp 3072

8101,-A Tomorrow Morning

Gnt 5001, Apex 453, St 9317, EBW 3861, Wp 3143

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner, Westport 3072 and 3143 as DIPLOMAT ORCHESTRA; Edison Bell Winner 3862 and Portland 9003 as PAVILION PLAYERS.

Jules Levy, Jr., t, added; Loring McMurray, as, replaces Krueger. New York, November 15, 1922.

8109-A-B Bees Knees

Gnt 5004, Apex 451, St 9321

8110,-A-B Lost (A Wonderful Girl)

Gnt 5005, Apex 451, St 9320, EBW 3862, Portland 9003

8111,-A Where The Bamboo Babies Grow

Gnt 5004, Apex 586, St 587, EBW 3816

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 3816 as DIPLOMAT ORCHESTRA; 3062 and Portland 9003 as PAVILION PLAYERS.

Phil Napoleon, Jules Levy, Jr., t / ? Charlie Panelli, tb / Jimmy Lytell, cl, as / Loring Mc­Murray, as / p / ? Nick Lucas, bj / Jack Roth, d. New York, December 8, 1922.

8141,-A 'Way Down Yonder In New Orleans

Gnt 5016, St 9328, EBW 3864, Wp 2070

8142,-A Open Your Arms, My Alabammy

Gnt 5017, St 9328, EBW 3865

8143 Baby Blue Eyes

Gnt 5013, St 9330

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 3864 and Westport 2070 as PAVILION PLAYERS; Edison Bell Winner 3865 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.

Benny Krueger, as, added. New York, January 19, 1923.

8175,-A You Know You Belong To Somebody Else

Gnt 5030, St 9345

8176,-A Apple Sauce

Gnt 5030, St 9345

Jack Lube, vn, added. New York, February 1, 1923.

8196-A Sweet One

Gnt 5049, Apex 431, St 9351

Gus Sharpe, cl, replaces Lytell; no vn. New York, March 1, 1923.

8252 My Blue And Gold Girl / Sigma Chi Dream Girl

Fraternity 1923 Record Edition

8253 Gypsy Lady

Gnt 5057, Apex 430, St 9369

8254-A Pay Day Blues

Gnt 5057, St 9369

Miff Mole, tb, replaces Panelli; Ernest Hare, v. New York, March 9, 1923.

8271-A-B Wet Yo' Thumb

Gnt 5076, St 9380

8272,-A-B Everything Is K.O. In K.Y. - vEH

Gnt 5078, St / Op 9379

8273 Carolina Mammy - vEH

Gnt 5078, St / Op 9379

As for January 19. 1923. New York, March 19, 1923.

8285,-C Snakes Hips

Gnt 5110, Apex 431, St 9377, EBW 3950

8286 Down Among The Sleepy Hills Of Ten-Ten-Tennessee

Gnt 5110, Apex 430, St 9377

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 3950 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.

Irving Kaufman, v; p duet featured (the 2nd pianist may be Jack Roth). New York, April 26, 1923.

8342,-B Down By The River

Gnt 5153, Cdl 571, Apex 425, St 9397

8343,-A That Sweet Somebody O' Mine - vIK

Gnt 5145, St 9392, Apex 425

8344,-A My Old Ramshackle Shack - vIK

Gnt 5145, St 9392, Apex 424

Levy and Lytell omitted. New York, May 10, 1923.

8362,-A March Of The Mannikins

Gnt 5153, Apex 428, St 9382

8364,-A Bebe

Gnt 5154, Op / St 9395, 9500

8365,-A Yes! We Have No Bananas - vIK

Gnt 5154, Op / St 9395

NOTE: Cardinal 571 as CARDINAL DANCE ORCHESTRA. Matrix 8363 is by Eddie Elkins and his Orchestra on May 11, 1923.

Phil Napoleon, Jules Levy, Jr., t / Charlie Panelli, tb / Jimmy Lytell, cl / Loring McMurray­, Benny Krueger, as / p / Nick Lucas, bj / Jack Roth, d. New York, June 13, 1923.

8404,-A When June Comes Along With A Song

Gnt 5183, Apex 421, St 9416

8405,-A First, Last, And Always

Gnt 5183, Apex 388, St 9425

8406-A Pickles

Gnt 5197, St 9418

Levy omitted; Frank Signorelli, p, replaces (or may be identified as) the unknown; Billy Jones, v. New York, June 22, 1923.

8417,-A Oh Gee, Oh Gosh, Oh Golly, I'm In Love - vBJ

Gnt 5186, Apex 420, St 9417

8418,-A Dirty Hands! Dirty Face!

Gnt 5186, Apex 420, St 9417, EBW 3964

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 3964 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.

Probably: Henry Gluck, Jules Levy, Jr., t / Charlie Panelli, tb / Loring McMurray, Benny Krueger, as / Frank Signorelli, p / Nick Lucas, bj / Jack Roth, d / Irving Kaufman, Lewis James, v. New York, August 13, 1923.

84640-A I've Got The Yes We Have No Bananas Blues - vIK

Gnt 5241, Apex 418, St 9433, EBW 3948

8465,-A No, No, Nora - vIK

Gnt 5232, Apex 402, 418, St 9433, 9500, EBW 3976, Wp 3183

8466-A-B Foolish Child - vLJ

Gnt 5232, Apex 413, Op / St 9438

NOTE: Matrix 8464 is a Christmas record by Shirley Mason; the same number was evidently allotted to the first title above in error, the final zero being added when the error was discovered. It appears as shown both on the record itself and in the recording files. Edison Bell Winner 3948 as DIPLOMAT ORCHESTRA; 3976 and Westport 3183 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.

New York, August 22, 1923.

8482 Home

Gnt 5243, Apex 411, St 9436

8483 Oh! Min - vIK

Gnt 5249, St 9435

8434,-B That Big Blonde Mama

Gnt 5243, St 9437

Billy Jones, v. New York, September 12, 1923.

8514,-A Oh! You Little Sun-Uv-Er-Gun - vBJ

Gnt 5258, Apex 409, St 9444, EBW 4027

8515-A Tell All The Folks In Kentucky

Gnt 5264, St 9450

8516-A Stealing To Virginia

Gnt 5258, St 9450, EBW 3996

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 3996 as PAVILION PLAYERS; 4027 as REGENT ORCHESTRA. Phil Napoleon, Earl Oliver, t / Miff Mole, tb / 2 as / ts / ? Frank Signorelli, p / Nick Lucas, Tony Colucci or John Cali, bj / Jack Roth, d. New York, October 23, 1923.

8566 Covered Wagon Days

Gnt 5290, St 9471

8567-A-B That Bran' New Gal Of Mine

Gnt 5300, St 9465

8568,-B Easy Melody

Gnt 5290, St 9464, EBW 3996

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 3996 as PAVILION PLAYERS.

Charlie Panelli, tb, replaces Mole; only one t used. New York, November 7, 1923.

8594-A-B Linger Awhile

Gnt 5300, St 9468, EBW 3977

8595-A Roamin' To Wyomin'

Gnt 5301, St 9467

8596 Not Here - Not There

Gnt 5301, St 9467

As for c. October 23, 1923, without ts. New York, November 22, 1923.

8620 Take, Oh Take Those Lips Away

Gnt 5308, St 9468

8621 Arcady

Gnt 5325, St 9486

8622-A Blue Rose

Gnt 5325, St 9486

New York, December 6, 1923.

8648,-A I'm Goin' South

Gnt 5334, St 9485

8649-A A Smile Will Go A Long, Long Way

Gnt 5334, St 9485

8650,-A You're In Kentucky Sure As You're Born

Gnt 5325, St 9492, EBW 4071

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 4071 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.

New York, December 19, 1923.

3677,-A Steppin' Out

Gnt 5349, St 9495

8678,-A I Love The Girl Who Kisses (I Hate The Girl Who Don't)

Gnt 5344, St 9495, EBW 4057

8679,-A-B Are You Lonely?

Gnt 5344, St 9503, EBW 4072, Portland 9009

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 4057, 4072, and Portland 9309 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.

Phil Napoleon, Earl Oliver, t / Miff Mole, tb / 2as / ? Frank Signorelli, p / Nick Lucas, Tony Colucci or John Cali, bj / Jack Roth, d. New York, December 26, 1923.

8684-A I Wonder Who's Dancing With You Tonight

Gnt 5350, St 9498

8685 Eileen

Gnt 5350, St 9498

8686,-B Maybe (She'll Write Me, She'll Phone Me)

Gnt 5349, Apex 400, St 9503, EBW 4012

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 4012 as DIPLOMAT NOVELTY ORCHESTRA.

New York, c. January 16, 1924.

8705-A The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else

Gnt 5357, Apex 400, St 9502

8706 Lovey Came Back

Gnt 5363, St 9502

8707,-A Where The Lazy Daisies Grow

Gnt 5357, St 9507, EBW 4071

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 4071 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.

Jimmy Lytell, cl, added; Gus Sharp and Loring McMurray may be the two as (and on the above also?); Nick Lucas definitely not the banjoist. New York, January 24, 1924.

8720-A Mindin' My Business

Gnt 5364, St 9512

8721,-A Hula Lou

Gnt 5363, St 9512

8722,-A Soothing Lullaby

Gnt 5365

Gnt 5364, St 9519

NOTE: Gennett 5365 as ROSELAND BALLROOM ORCHESTRA.

New York, March 20, 1924.

8788 What'll I Do?

Gnt 5424, St 9531

8789 Lazy

Gnt 5407, St 9531

8790-A Worried

Gnt 5424, St 9532

New York, April 3, 1924.

8823,-A It Had To Be You

Gnt 5432, St 9543

8824,-A After The Storm

Gnt 5433, St 9539, EBW 4072

8825,-A There's Yes! Yes! In Your Eyes

Gnt 5433, St 9539

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 4072 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.

New York, May 7, 1924.

8872 Oh! Baby (Don't Say No, Say Maybe)

Gnt 5452

8873,-A Oriental Love Dreams

Gnt 5463, St / Op 9551

8874 Never Again

Gnt 5452, St / Op 9551

New York, May 28, 1924.

8906,-A Wait'll You See My Gal

Gnt 5471, St 9560

8907-A I Can't Get The One I Want

Gnt 5471, St 9560

8908,-A Maytime

Gnt 5463, St 9564

Red Nichols, Phil Napoleon, t / Miff Mole, tb / 2as / vn / p / bj / bb / d. New York, August 25, 1924.

9052 Cold Mamas Burn Me Up

Gnt 5540, St 9592

9053 Go, Emmaline

Gnt 5532, St 9592

9054 Lucille

Gnt 5532, St 9594

Red Nichols, Vic d'Ippolito, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dick Johnson, cl, as / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, December 23, 1924.

9249-B Oh! Mabel

Gnt 5625, EBW 4198

9250-A Dear One

Gnt 5637

Gnt 5625, St 9618

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 4198 as PAVILION PLAYERS.

New York, January 2, 1925.

9258 I'll See You In My Dreams

Gnt 5629, St 9617

9259 The Only, Only One For Me

Gnt 5629, St 9617

9260-A Won't You Come Back To My Arms?

Gnt 5637, St 9621

New York, January 22, 1925.

9294 Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me?

Gnt 5645, St 9621

9295-A No-One

Gnt 5645, St 9621

9296-A Alabamy Bound

Gnt 5648, 3039, St 9631

New York, February 20, 1925.

9361,-A No Wonder (I Love You)

Gnt 5677, 3015, St 9627

9362 Yearning (Just For You)

Gnt 5676, St 9627

9363 When I Think Of You

Gnt 5676, 3015, St 9631

Different p from the above. New York, April 15, 1925.

9462 If You Knew Susie Like I Know Susie

Gnt 5710, 3009, Ch 15016, EBW 4353

9463 Isn't She The Sweetest Thing?

Gnt 3008

9464 Flag That Train (To Alabam')

Gnt 5710, 3011

NOTE: Gennett 3008 as THE RAINBOW SERENADERS; Champion 15016 as THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS; Edison Bell Winner 4353 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.

Red Nichols, ? Hymie Farberman, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dick Johnson, Bobby Davis, cl, as / ts / p / bj / bb / d / Arthur Hall, v. New York, June 18, 1925.

9606-A If I Had A Girl Like You

Gnt 3093

9607-A Summer Nights

Gnt 3094

9608-A Marguerite

Gnt 3094

Tommy Gott, t, may replace Farberman (or even have been present on earlier sessions above); Jack Kaufman, v. New York, July 3, 1925.

9638-A Row, Row, Rosie - vJK

Gnt 3086

Gnt 3088

Gnt 3088, Ch 15009

NOTE: Champion 15009 as THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS.

Arthur Fields, v. New York, August 20, 1925.

9699-A Cecilia

Gnt 3114, Ch 15013, Voc X-9901

9700-A On A Night Like This - vAF

Gnt 3125

Gnt 3125, Ch 15006

NOTE: Champion 15006 as TED MARSHALL AND HIS ORCHESTRA; 15013 as THE SEVEN CHAMP­IONS; Gennett 3125 (9701-A) as TRAVIS-CARLTON ORCH.; Vocalion as RIVERSIDE DANCE BAND.

Al Bernard, v. New York, September 8, 1925.

9722-A The Baby Looks Like Me - vAB

Gnt 3140

Gnt 3135, Ch 15020

9724 Dreaming Of Tomorrow

Gnt 3140

New York, September 24, 1925.

9743 Who Loved You Best?

Gnt 3154, Ch 15032

9744-A Dream Pal

Gnt 3155, Ch 15031

9745 Don't Wake Me Up, Let Me Dream

Gnt 3156, Ch 15047, EBW 4412, Voc X-9796

NOTE: All Champions as THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS; Edison Bell Winner 4412 as REGENT DANCE ORCHESTRA; Vocalion X-9796 as RIVERSIDE DANCE BAND.

New York, October 2, 1925.

9758 Don't Wait Too Long

Gnt unissued

9759 I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight? - vAF

Gnt unissued

9760 Mother Me, Tennessee

Gnt unissued

One reed man doubles bcl on this date. New York, October 16, 1925.

9776 Tomorrow Morning - vAF

Gnt 3163, Ch 15040

9777 You Told Me To Go - vAF

Gnt 3163

9778-B Five-Foot-Two, Eyes Of Blue - vAF

Gnt 3175

Red Nichols, Phil Napoleon, t / Miff Mole, tb / Bobby Davis, Dick Johnson, cl, as / ? Fred Morrow, cl, ts / p / ? John Cali, bj / ? Joe Tarto, bb / Vic Berton, d / Arthur Fields, v. New York, November 4, 1925.

9826-A I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight?

Gnt 3191, Ch 15052

9827-A Mother Me, Tennessee - vAF

Gnt 3192, Duo B-5137

9828-A Don't Wait Too Long - vAF

Gnt 3191, Bel 1035

NOTE: Champion 15052 as THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS; Beltona 1035 as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Duophone B-5137 as LEAS DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Unknown vocal duet. New York, November 12, 1925.

9845-A Bamboula

Gnt 3198, Aco G-15933

9846-A Then I'll Be Happy - v2

Gnt 3192, Oh 15055, Sil 3016, Aco G-15936, Bel 1063, Clm 1915, Gmn 1873

NOTE: Champion 15055 as THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS; Aco G-15933 as LOS ANGELES DANCE ORCHESTRA G-15936 as RIO GRANDE DANCE BAND; Beltona 1063 as SOUTHERN STATES DANCE BANG; Coliseum 1915 as MAYFIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 1873 as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA.

New York, November 28, 1925.

9871-A Pile Of Logs And Stones - vAF

Gnt 3232, Ch 15065

9872-A I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) - vAF

Gnt 3204, Ch 15065, Bel 979, Gmn 1876, Sc 763

NOTE: Champion 15065 as THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS; Beltona 979 as SOUTHERN STATES DANCE BAND; Guardsman 1876 as SAN FRANCISCO DANCE ORCHESTRA; Scala as PAVILION ORCHESTRA.

Irving Kaufman, Arthur Hall, v. New York, December 4, 1925.

9891 When You're In The Arms Of The One You Love - vIK

Gnt 3220

Gnt 3225, Aco G-15977, Bel 978, Clm 1882, Gmn 1896

9893 The Kiss I Can't Forget (waltz) - vAH

Gnt 3220, Ch 15062, Aco G-15955, Bel 977, Clm 1881, Gmn 1894

NOTE: Champion 15062 as SOUTH SHORE MELODY BOYS; Aco G-15977 as RIO GRANDE DANCE ORCHESTRA; Beltona 977 as PALM BEACH PLAYERS 978 as SUNNY SOUTH DANCE ORCHESTRA; Coliseum 1881 as COLISEUM DANCE ORCHESTRA; 1882 as MAYFIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA; 1894 and 1896 as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Jack Kaufman, v. New York, December 11, 1925.

9908 Tie Me To Your Apron Strings Again - vAF

Gnt 3216, Ch 15060, Sil 3020

9909 Somebody's Eyes - vAF

Gnt 3216

Gnt 3224, Ch 15062

NOTE: Champion 15060 and 15062 as THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS; Gennett 3216 (9909 only) as TRAVIS-CARLTON ORCHESTRA.

New York, December 22, 1925.

9921-A I Want Somebody To Cheer Me Up - vJK

Gnt 3236, Aco G-16008, Bel 979, Clm 1880, Gmn 1896

9922-A Sweet Child (I'm Wild About You) - vJK

Gnt 3233, Aco G-15955, Clm 1878, Gmn 1892

NOTE: Aco G-15955 as RIO GRANDE DANCE ORCHESTRA; Beltona 979 as SOUTHERN STATES DANCE BAND; Coliseum 1878 and 1880 as MARYLAND DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 1892 and 1896 as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA; Meloto as MELOTO SAXOPHONE ORCHESTRA.

Frank Bessinger and Frank Wright (as THE TREMAINE BROTHERS), v, added. New York, January 15, 1926.

9932-A The Roses Brought Me You - vFB&FW

Gnt 3241, Clm 1884

9933-A Behind The Clouds - vFB&FW

Gnt 3241

NOTE: Coliseum as MARYLAND DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Red Nichols and another, t / tb / Bobby Davis, cl, as / Benny Krueger, as / ? Lucien Smith, ts / p / John Cali or Tony Colucci, bj, g / d . New York, c. February 1, 1926.

9954-8 Dinah - vFB&FW

Gnt 3243, Ch 15066, Aco G-15994, Bel 992, Clm 1894, Gmn 1907

9955-A (What Can I Say) After I Say I'm Sorry? - vFB&FW

Gnt 3243, Ch 15067, Aco G-16008, Bel 991, Clm 1912, Hmn 1908, Sc 768

NOTE: Champion 15066 as THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS; 15067 as SUNSET DANCE ORCHESTRA; Beltona 991 and 992 as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Coliseum 1894 and 1912 as MARYLAND DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 1907 and 1908 as SAN FRANCISCO DANCE ORCHESTRA; Scala 768 as MAURICE MELODY ­MAKERS.

Frank Bessinger and Frank Wright (as THE TRIMBLE BOYS), v duet. New York, c. February 11, 1926.

9975-A Static - vFB&FW

Gnt 3249, Ch 15066

9976-A Let's Talk About My Sweetie - vFB&FW

Gnt 3249