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- ROY JOHNSONS HAPPY PALS
- SARA JOHNSON Pseudonym on Banner, Domino, and Regal for Rosa Henderson, q.v. STOVEPIPE JOHNSON
- JOHNSONS JAZZERS See James P. Johnson. JOHNSONS PLANTATION SERENADERS
- JIMMY JOHNSTONS REBELS
- AUGUSTA JONES Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle and Perfect for Josie Miles, q.v. BESSIE JONES
- BOBBY JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- EDDIE JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Conqueror 8706 for Putney Dandridge and his Orchestra, q.v. HANK JONES AND HIS GINGER
- ISHAM JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- LOUELLA JONES Pseudonym on Banner, Regal, and Harmograph for Alberta Perkins, q.v. MAGGIE JONES
MARY JOHNSON Vocal, acc. by Henry Brown, p, with Ike Rodgers, tb*. Chicago, May 7, 1929. C-3451-A *Muddy Creek Blues Br 7093
C-3452-A *Room Rent Blues Br 7093
Chicago, May 9, 1929. C-3457-A Black Men Blues Br 7081 C-3458-A *Western Union Blues Br 7081 Grafton, WI, c. February, 1930. L-172-1 Mean Black Man Blues Pm 12931
L-173-1 Dream Daddy Blues Pm 12931
L-176-2 *Barrel House Flat Blues Pm 12996, 107, Gen 3016 L-177-3 *Key To The Mountain Blues Pm 12996, 107, Gen 3016 Acc. by Judson Brown, p / Hudson Whittaker (Tampa Red), g. Chicago, c. April 7, 1930. C-5586- Three Months Ago Blues Br 7153
C-5587- Dawn Of Day Blues Br 7153
C-5592- Friendless Gal Blues Br 7160
C-5593- Death Cell Blues Br 7160
NOTE: Matrices C-5588 - C-5591 inclusive are by Speckled Red. Acc. by Judson Brown, p. Chicago, c. April 9, 1930. C-5594-A Morning Sun Blues Br 7175
C-5595-A No Good Town Blues Br 7175
Acc. by Roosevelt Sykes, p, v, with Artie Mosby, vn**. Richmond, IN, September 22, 1932. 18791 Rattlesnake Blues Ch 16570, 50062 18792 **Mary Johnson Blues Ch 16570, 50062 18803 Steady Grinding - vRS Ch 16558 18805 I Can't To Save My Life - vRS Ch 16558 NOTE: Champion 16558 as SYKES AND JOHNSON. Acc. by Henry Brown, p, with Ike Rodgers, tb*. Chicago, August 18, 1934. C-9313- *Those Black Man Blues Dec 7012 C-9314- Peepin' At The Risin' Sun Dec 7012 Chicago, August 20, 1934. C-9326- Deceitful Woman Blues Dec 7014
Chicago, August 24, 1934. C-9335- Black Gal Blues Dec 7014
Roy Johnson, d, dir: Percy Trent, Slim Harris, Ed Humes, t / Tyree Humes, tb / Emmett Johnson, cl, as / Robert Smith, as, bar / Silas Johnson, cl, ts / James Fauntleroy, ts / Leroy Wyche, p / Edward Trent, bj / Louis Carrington, bb. Richmond, VA, August 15, 1929. 402598-A Savoy Rhythm OK 8723
402599-C Happy Pal Stomp OK 8723
RUTH JOHNSON Vocal, probably acc. by p / g. Grafton, WI, c. January, 1931. L-723- Rockin' Chair Pm unissued L-724- Careless Love Pm unissued Acc. by Cassino Simpson, p (no g, despite the labels). Grafton, WI, c. March, 1931. L-815-1 Rockin' Chair PM 13060 L-816-2 Careless Love PM 13060
Vocal, acc. by Jimmie Noone, cl / Earl Hines, p / Bud Scott, g. Chicago, July 23, 1928. C-2114- I Ain't Got Nobody Voc 1211
Chicago, July 24, 1928. Weekly Blues Voc unissued Acc. by Thomas A. Dorsey (as GEORGIA TOM), p, with own yodeling*. Chicago, July 27, 1928. C-2148- *Devilish Blues Voc 1203
C-2149- Green Grass Voc 1203
C-2150-B Squabble Blues Voc unissued C-2151- Don't Let Your Mouth Start Nothing Your Head Won't Stand Voc 1211
Acc. by unknown piano. Chicago, October 2, 1928. C-2376-B Weekly Blues - Part I Voc unissued C-2377-B Weekly Blues - Part II Voc unissued
Vocal, acc. by W. E. Burton, p (who may also be the kazoo player heard on both sides). Chicago, c. March 23, 1928. 13605 My Baby Gnt 6471
13606 Chicago Man Blues Gnt 6438
JOHNSON'S JAZZ BAND Pseudonym on Guardsman 1044 for Saxi Holtsworth's Harmony Hounds, and on Silvertone for the Cotton Pickers, q.v. JOHNSON'S JAZZERS See James P. Johnson. JOHNSON'S PLANTATION SERENADERS Pseudonym on Silvertone 5024 for Johnny Sylvester and his Playmates, q.v. GRACE JOHNSTON The following sides by this popular New York cabaret artist are of some interest as jazz for their accompaniments. Vocal, acc. by Mike Mosiello, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl / Hymie Wolfson, ts / vn / Rube Blcom, p / Carl Kress, g / bb. New York, October 15, 1930. E-34918- Loving You The Way I Do Mt M-12010 E-34920- Sweet Jennie Lee! Mt M-12010, Pan 25002 New York, November, 1930. E-35251- You're Driving Me Crazy! (What Did I Do?) Mt M-12032, Pan 25002, P-12032, Emb E-122 E-35252- Them There Eyes Mt M-12032, Pan P-12032, Aur A-22011 NOTE: Aurora A-22011 as GRACE HOLT; Embassy E-122 as SHEILA BLAKE. Acc. by Ruby Weinstein or Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Benny Goodman, cl, as / ? Larry Binyon, ts / ? Sam Shapiro, vn / ? Arthur Schutt, p / bb. New York, January 13, 1931. E-35920- (You Gave Me) Ev'rything But Love Mt M-12104 E-35921- I'm One Of God's Children (Who Hasn't Got Wings) Mt M-12065, Pan 25073 E-35922- Walkin' My Baby Back Home Mt M-12065, Pan 25039, P-12168, Aur A-22011 NOTE: Aurora A-22011 as GRACE HOLT. Dick McDonough, g, added. New York, January 14, 1931. E-35159- You Didn't Have To Tell Me (I Knew It All The Time) Mt M-12095, Pan 25020 E-35160- By A Lazy Country Lane Mt M-12104, Pan 25039 E-35161- Keep A Song In Your Soul Mt M-12095, Pan 25020 Acc. by 2 t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Pete Pumiglio, cl / ts / vn / Rube Bloom, p / Dick McDonough or Carl Kress, g /
E-36193- One More Time Mt M-12168, Pan 25050 Vn omitted; Stan King, d, replaces unknown. New York, April 12, 1931. E-36461- I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby Mt M-12151, Pan 25051 E-36462- I Wanna Be Around My Baby All The Time Mt M-12151, Pan 25051, Pan 25050 Acc. as. February 27, 1931, or very similar. New York, April 17, 1931. E-36635- Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On Mt M-12168, Pan 25051, P-12168
See Harry Reser; this band has nothing whatever to do with James P. Johnson. MERLE JOHNSTON AND HIS CECO COURIERS Johnston was one of Sam Lanin's regular saxophonist. The following under his own name are of some interest. Leo McConville, Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Pete Pumiglio, ? Arnold Brilhart, cl, as / Merle Johnston, ts /
148968-1 If I Had My Way Col 1968-D, 5703, Re G-20602 148969-2 Where The Sweet Forget-Me-Nots Remember Col 1968-D, 5703 NOTE: Regal G-20602 as THE MIDNIGHT REVELLERS. ? Joe Green, marimba, added (may be the drummer on this and the above); rest similar. New York, January 21, 1930. 149787-1 Watching My Dreams Go By Col 2114-D, CB-61, DC-51, Re G-20802 149788-3 Sweet Nothings Of Love Col 2114-D
Vocal, acc. by Edwin C. Stevens, p. New York, December 18, 1923. 81421-1-2-3 Trampin' Blues Col unissued 81422-1-2 War Horse Mama (Pig Meat Sweetie) Col unissued Acc. by Roy Banks, p. New York, c. September 5, 1925. 9710 Home Alone Blues Gnt 3144, Ch 15106, Buddy 8025, Sil 4052 9711 Sud Bustin' Blues Gnt 3144, Ch 15106, Buddy 8024, Sil 4052 NOTE: Champion 15106 as BESSIE SANDERS. ALBERTA JONES TRIO: Alberta Jones, ? Alta Browne, ? Bertha Powell, v trio, acc. by ? Fats Walter, p. New York, April 12, 1926. X-70 All God's Chillun Got Wings Gnt unissued ALBERTA JONES AND HER RED PEPPERS: Vocal, acc. by 2 k / Carroll Boyd, p / male voice. New York, April 19, 1926. X-87-A Take Yo' Fingers Off It Gnt 3306, Ch 15102, Buddy 8034 NOTE: Champion 15102 as BESSIE SANDERS AND HER DIXIE DUDS. Vocal, acc. by Carroll Boyd, p. New York, April 23, 1926. X-101-A It Must Be Hard Gnt 3306, Ch 15101, Buddy 8033 NOTE: Champion 15101 as BESSIE SANDERS. Acc. by the Ellington Twins: Otto Hardwick, as / Duke Ellington, p. New York, October 14, 1926. GEX-323 Lucky Number Blues Gnt 3403, Ch 15180, Her 92001, Sil 5025 GEX-324-A I'm Gonna Put You Right In Jail Gnt 3403, Ch 15180, Her 92001, Sil 5025 NOTE: Champion 15180 as BESSIE SANDERS; some copies have reversed labels. Acc. by Corky Williams and his Blackbirds: as / Corky Williams, p, or g*. New York, March 8, 1928. GEX-1132-A *Dying Blues Gnt 6424, Ch 15490, Spr 370, Spt 9284 GEX-1133-A Shake A Little Bit Gnt 6439, Ch 15471, Spt 9290 NOTE: Champions as BESSIE SANDERS; Supertones as SWEETIE WALLACE. Acc. by ?t / cl / p. New York, c. July 11, 1928. GEX-2004-A My Slow And Easy Man Gnt 6535
GEX-2005-A Where Have All The Black Men Gone? Gnt 6535, Ch 15550, Spt 9290 NOTE: Champion 15550 as BESSIE SANDERS Supertone 9290 as SWEETIE WALLACE. Acc. by Horsey's Hot Five: ? Walter Bennett, c / ? Mabel Horsey, p / bj, with ? J. C. Higginbotham, tb, where shown. New York, c. September 28, 1928. GEX-2085 Wild Geese Blues Gnt 6642, Ch 15613 GEX-2086 Red Beans And Rice - tbJCH Gnt 6642, Ch 15635 NOTE: Champion 15613 and 15635 as BESSIE SANDERS. Acc. by Mabel Horsey and her Red Peppers: as / ? Mabel Horsey, p / bj. New York, c. July 10, 1930. GEX-2731 On Revival Day Gnt 7252
GEX-2732 I Lost My Man Gnt 7274, Ch 16058 GEX-2733-A River Bottom Gnt 7252, Ch 16058 GEX-2734-A Bring It Back Daddy Gnt 7274, Ch 16216 NOTE: Champion 16058 and 16216 as BESSIE SANDERS.
Vocal, acc. by Fats Waller, p. New York, c. July, 1923. 1468-1-2 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate Pm 12052, Hmg 859 1469-1 You Can't Do What My Last Man Did Pm 12043
1473-1 Trixie Blues Pm 12052
1473-2 Trixie Blues Hg 859
NOTE: The reverse side of Par amount 12043 is by Alberta Hunter, q.v., and an alternate version exists with both sides by Hunter, one of them mislabeled as by Jones. Matrices 1470 / 1471 are by Frank Bessinger; 1472 is untraced. AUGUSTA JONES Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle and Perfect for Josie Miles, q.v. BESSIE JONES Pseudonym on Superior for Lena Matlock and on Supertone for Mae Glover, both q.v. BILLY JONES Billy Jones recorded prolifically with Ernest Hare (THE HAPPINESS BOYS) during the 1920s, but his only known solo record of any jazz interest is the following, the accompaniment to which is quite outstanding. Vocal, acc. by c / tb / cl / p / d. New York, mid-March, 1926. 6509- Horses Ban 1735, Dom 3707, Re 8046, Imp 1607, Apex 8480, Leo / St 10137
Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Buddy 8001 Leaky Roof Blues (Lange-McKay Orchestra) Champion 15177 Blowin' The Blues Away (Al Gentile and the Americanas) 15294 Wherever You Go - Whatever You Do (Johnny Sylvester and his Orch.)
Piano solo. Chicago, c. January, 1923. 202 Modulation (Stepping On The Keys) Auto (unnumbered) Chicago, c. February, 1924. 492 Hula Lou Auto (unnumbered) 499 Maybe (She'll Write Me, She'll 'Phone Me) Auto (unnumbered) CLARENCE M. JONES AND HIS WONDER ORCHESTRA: Clarence M. Jones, p, dir: Harry Johnson, Roy Wolfescale, t / Art Jones or Art Hill, tb / Dave __ and another, as / Wright Smith, vn / Elliott Washington, bj / Archie Wald, bb / Frank Biggs, d. Chicago, June 21, 1926. 9759-A The Arm Breaker OK 8404, Par R-3261 CLARENCE JONES AND HIS SOCK FOUR: Harry Johnson, c / Ralph Brown, as / Clarence M. Jones, p / Elliott Washington, bj / Frank Biggs, d, v. Chicago, November, 1928. 20970- I've Got It All (If That's Any News To You) - vFB Pm unissued 20971- 'Mid The Pyramids Pm unissued Chicago, December, 1928. 21062-2 I've Got It All (If That's Any News To You) - vFB, another Pm 12716
21063-1 'Mid The Pyramids Pm 12716
21064-2 Hold It Boy Blues Pm 12747
NOTE: Paramount 12747 as CLARENCE JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Titles made for the Messiah label and with Carpenter and Ingram (The Harmony Girls) in the early 1920s are of no jazz interest. DOT JONES Vocal, acc. by Willie Jones and his Blue Five: Instrumentation and personnel unknown apart from (presumably) Willie Jones, d. Richmond, IN, November 22, 1927. GEX-967, -A-B Mobile Mud Gnt unissued EDDIE JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Conqueror 8706 for Putney Dandridge and his Orchestra, q.v. HANK JONES AND HIS GINGER This somewhat bizarre credit is given to Henry Johnson's Boys, q.v., on Champion. ISHAM JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA The following by the prolific Chicago songwriter and bandleader are of some interest as hot dance music. Isham Jones, ts, dir: Louis Panico, c / Carroll Martin and another, tb / Al Mauling, cl, as, o / Artie Vanasec (sometimes spelled VANASIK), ss, vn / Leo Murphy, vn / Al Eldridge, p / Charles McNeill, bj / John Kuhn, bb / Joe Frank, d. Chicago, c. February, 1922. 7348 Those Longing For You Blues Br 2243 7354 / 55 Virginia Blues Br 2195 New York, c. July, 1922. 8437 Nobody Lied Br 2301
8457 My Honey's Lovin' Arms Br 2301
New York, November, 1922. 9132 Aunt Hagar's Children Blues Br 5178, 2358 9149 Play The Funny Blues Br 2374 NOTE: Some copies of Brunswick 2358 are labeled AUNT HAGAR'S BLUES. New York, January, 1923. 9768 Farewell Blues Br 2406 9781 Aggravatin' Papa Br 2400 9788 Frankie And Johnnie Br 2423 9791 Memphis Blues Br 2423 New York, January, 1923. 9798 That Red-Head Girl Br 2412
New York, May 2, 1923. 10545 Henpecked Blues Br 2479 New York, May 3, 1923. 10548 Blue Hoosier Blues Br 2456
New York, October 9, 1923. 11580 Somebody's Wrong Br 2500 New York, October 10, 1923. 11587 Wop Blues Br 2555
New York, October 11, 1923. 11605 Cotton Pickers' Ball Br 2548 New York, October 12, 1923. 11616 Mama Loves Papa (Papa Loves Mama) Br 2506
Chicago, January 16, 1924. 13-Ch Unfortunate Blues Br 2577 Chicago, January 17, 1924. 30 / 32-Ch Hula Lou Br 2557, 2441 (Australian) 38-Ch Never Again Br 2577
NOTE: Some later pressings of American Brunswick 2441 also used the first selection in error. Fred K. Huffer, a. Chicago, February 22, 1924. Ch-65 / 67 Blue Evening Blues Br 2578
Unknown a; Roy Bargy, p, replaces Eldridge. Chicago, April 25, 1924. Ch-124 Weepin' The Blues Br 2615 Fred K. Huffer, a. Arthur Layfield, d, replaces Frank. Chicago, September 13, 1924. Ch-154 Get Lucky Br 2678
Isham Jones, ts, dir: Frank Quartell, c / Carroll Martin, Bud Graham, tb / Al Mauling, cl, as, o / Artie Vanasec, ss, vn / Leo Murphy, vn / Roy Bargy, p / Joe Miller, bj / John Kuhn, bb / Arthur Layfield, d. New York, March 12, 1925. 15145 Riverboat Shuffle Br 2854 New York, June 5, 1925. 15936 Sweet Georgia Brown Br 2913
Walter Paul, a. New York, October 2, 1925. E-16494 The Original Charleston Br 2970 E-16496 Oh! Boy, What A Girl Br 2963 Isham Jones, ts, dir: Frank Quartell, t / Carroll Martin, Guy Carey, tb / Al Mauling, cl, as, o / Artie Vanasec, ss, vn / Leo Murphy, vn / Roy Bargy, p / Joe Miller, bj / Pierre Olker, bb / Arthur Layfield, d. The Brunswick files show Merle Johnston (reeds) and Dave Skine (bj) present as "extras" on this session. New York, December 27, 1925. E-17245 I'm Sitting On Top Of The World Br 3022, A-185 Three unidentified extras added for this session. New York, December 28, 1925. E-17263 / 5 It's The Blues Br 3027 Charles Rocco, c, added. New York, May 6, 1926. E-19169 / 70 Three-Thirty Blues Br 3204
Isham Jones, ts, dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / Victor Young, vn / p / bj, g / bb / d / Eddie Stone, v. Chicago, c. May 12-16, 1930. C-5742- Not A Cloud In The Sky - vES Br 4826, A-8805 C-5742-G Not A Cloud In The Sky Br unissued? C-5748- Miss Hannah - vES Br 4868 C-5748-G Miss Hannah Br A-8826 C-5751- There's A Wah-Wah Girl In Agua Caliente - vES Br unissued? C-5752- There's A Wah-Wah Girl In Agua Caliente - vES Br 4868 C-5752-G There's A Wah-Wah Girl In Agua Caliente Br A-8826 Isham Jones, ts, dir: George Thow, Clarence Willard, t / Sonny Lee, Jack Jenney, Red Ballard, tb / Milt Yaner, Victor Hauprich, cl, as / Saxie Mansfield, ts / Joe Bishop, fh / Eddie Stone vn, v / 2 vn / James Noble, p / Jack Blanchette, g / Richard Kissinger, bb, sb / Charles French, d / Gordon Jenkins, a. Chicago, February 28, 1932. C-8472-A Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now - vES Br 6277, Pan 25216, Dec M-1160 NOTE: Dec M-1160 as THE RHYTHM MANIACS. Camden, NJ, August 17, 1932. 58975-2 Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia - vES Vic 24099, HMV B-4940 58977-1 Music, Music Everywhere (But Not A Song In My Heart) - vES Vic 24098, HMV B-4940 Chelsea Quealey, t, added; Ballard and all vn omitted. New York, April 6, 1933. 75736-1 Blue Prelude Vic 24298, 24499, JA-246, HMV B-4980, EA-1221, HN-29 NOTE: HMV HN-29 titled as PRELUDIO TRISTE. Mark Bennett, Russ Jenner, tb, replace Jenney; Howard Smith, p, replaces Noble; Walter Lageson, d, replaces French. New York, May 10, 1934. 82515-1 China Boy Vic 24649, BB B-6449 82516-1 Dallas Blues Vic 24649 Clarence Willard, Pee Wee Erwin, t, replace Thow and Hostetter; George Wartner, g, replaces Blanchette; Walter Yoder, sb, replaces Kissinger; Eddie Stone, Joe Martin, vn, v / 3rd vn, added. Camden, NJ, July 16, 1934. 83180-1 Blue Lament (Cry For Me) Vic 24695, JA-388 83183-1 The Blue Room Vic 24701, BB B-6449 83184-1 Georgia Jubilee Vic 24701 New York, August 31, 1934. 38496 Blue Room Dec 493 38497-A I've Found A New Baby Dec 262, Br 01894 38498-A-B Sweet Sue - Just You Dec 443, Br 01894 38499 Tiger Rag Dec 262 38500-A You're O.K. - vES Dec 220 38502-A Dallas Blues Dec 569 38503-A China Boy Dec 443 38504-A-C Four Or Five Times Dec 300, Br 02098 38508-A Jimtown Blues Dec 300, Br 02098 38509 Black Magic Dec 493 New York, September 4, 1934. 38516 Out Of Space Dec 170
38517-A Blue Lament (Cry For Me) Dec 569
38525-A Rock Your Blues Away Dec 662
38526 My Melancholy Baby Dec 754
JOSEPHINE JONES Vocal, acc. by Willie Kelly, p, or George Isador, tb / James Brown, p (marked*). Memphis, November 17, 1930. 62954-1-2 What Have You Done To Me? Vic unissued 82955-1-2 Soothing Syrup Vic unissued 62956-1-2 *Last Goodbye Blues Vic unissued 62957-1-2 *You Ain't No Good Blues Vic unissued NOTE: Ajax 17094, credited to Josephine Jones with accompaniment by The Choo Choo Jazzers (not a jazz band in this case) is not by the same artist. Both sides are conventional renditions of pop tunes, of no jazz interest.
Vocal, acc. by Perry Bradford, p. New York, c. June 15, 1923. 8400-A Liza Johnson Got Better Bread Than Sally Lee Gnt 5177, St 9407 8401-A That Thing Called Love Gnt 5177, St 9407 New York, August 16, 1923. 8467 Deceitful Blues Gnt 5233 8468-B Here's Your Opportunity Gnt 5233
This artist's real name was Fae (or Fay) Barnes, under which some of her titles were issued. Vocal, acc. by own p. New York, July 26, 1923. Stop Wastin' My Time Vic test (unnumbered) Acc. by Donald M. Redmond, p. New York, c. August, 1923. 101-2 Do It A Long Time, Papa BS 14153, Pm 12136 102-2 I Just Want A Daddy BS 14153, Pm 12136 NOTE: Both these issues as FAE BARNES. Acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, September 4, 1923. 70292 You Can't Do What My Last Man Did PA 021062, Per 12075 70293 Don't Never Tell Nobody What Your Good Man Can Do PA 021062, Per 12075 Acc. by Sam Clark, g. New York, c. April, 1924. 1720-1-3 You Don't Know My Mind Pm 12099 1721-1-2 Goodbye Blues Pm 12099 NOTE: This issue as FAE BARNES. Acc. by Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra: Elmer Chambers or Howard Scott, t / Teddy Nixon, tb / Don Redman, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, c. June, 1924. 1801-1-2 The Gouge Of Armour Avenue Pm 12209 1802-2 The Chicago Gouge Pm 12209 Acc. by Lemuel Fowler, p. New York, October 14, 1924. 140104-2 Four Flushing Papa (What Kind A Man Is You) Col 14044-D 14010501 Jealous Mama Blues Col 14044-D Acc. by Charlie Green, tb / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, November 13, 1924. 140134-3 Box Car Blues Col 14047-D 140135-3 Western Union Blues Col 14047-D Acc. by Louis Armstrong, c / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, December 9, 1924. 140171-2 Poor-House Blues Col 14050-D New York, December 10, 1924. 140174-2 Anybody Here Want To Try My Cabbage? Col 14063-D 140175-2 Thunderstorm Blues Col 14050-D New York, December 17, 1924. 140187-1 If I Lose, Let Me Lose (Mama Don't Mind) Col 14059-D 140188-1 Screamin' The Blues
140191-2 Good Time Flat Blues Col 14055-D, BRS 6, JCl 507, HRS Dividend NOTE: Matrices 140189 / 140190 are by Edith Wilson. Acc. by Charlie Green, tb / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, December 18, 1924. 140192-2 You May Go, But You'll Come Back Someday Col 14063-D 140193-2 Early Every Morn' (I Want My Lovin') Col 14059-D Acc. by J. M. "Doc" Miller (as ALABAMA JOE), g. New York, April 1, 1925. 140489-3 Dangerous Blues Col 14070-D 140490-3 Suicide Blues Col 14070-D Acc. by Charlie Green, tb / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, April 16, 1925. 140533-2 Undertaker's Blues Col 14092-D 140534-2 North Bound Blues Col 14092-D Acc. by Henderson's Hot Six: Joe Smith, c / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj / Ralph Escudero, bb. New York, May 5, 1925. 140583-1-3 Cheatin' On Me Col 14074-D 140584-1 Mama (Won't You Come And Ma-Ma Me?) Col 14074-D Acc. by the St. Louis Rhythm Kings: Mickey Bloom, t / Pete Pellezzi, tb / Louis Maesto, cl / Nick Moleri, p / Christian Maesto, d. New York, June 12, 1925. 140662-3 He's Just A Horn-Tooting Fool Col 14081-D 140663-1 Go Get 'Em Caroline Col 14081-D Acc. by her Jazz Band: Bob Fuller, cl, as / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, September 17, 1925. 140951-1-2-3 I'm A Back-Bitin' Mama Col unissued 140952-3 Dallas Blues Col 14114-D Acc. by her Band / Jazz Band: Harry Cooper, c / Bob Fuller, cl, as / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, September 18, 1925. 140964-3 South Street Blues - accB Col 14114-D 140965-3 Never Drive A Beggar From Your Door - accJB Col 14127-D Acc. by her Jazzers or her Band: Bob Fuller, cl, as / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, September 29, 1925. 140951-4 I'm A Back-Bitin' Mama Col 14127-D - accB 141056-1 Single Woman' Blues - accJ Col 14102-D 141057-2 Never Tell A Woman Friend - accJ Col 14102-D Acc. by her Jazz Band: Louis Metcalf, c / Cliff Jackson, p, with Jake Frazier, tb*. New York, May 7, 1926. 142165-3 *The Man I Love Is Oh So Good Col 14243-D 142166-2-3 *I'm Leaving You Col 14139-D 142167-1-2 I'm A Real Kind Mama Col 14139-D 142168-2-3 You Ain't Gonna Feed In My Pasture Now Col 14243-D Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, Jane 22, 1926. 142333-3 Mama Stayed Out The Whole Night Long Col 14167-D 142334-3 He Belongs To Me Col 14167-D Acc. unknown. New York, October 2, 1926. 142715-1-2-3 Texas Man Col unissued 142716-1-2-3 Country Woman's Blues Col unissued 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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