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2 c / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / sb / d. Hollywood, c. March 1926

741 Deep Henderson

Hwd (unnumbered?)

The following titles issued under this name feature good solo work. Arthur Lally, cl, as, ts, bar, dir. probably: Jack Jackson or Norman Payne, t / Ben Oakley­, tb / Peter Rush, as / Harry Berly, ts / Pat Dodd, p / Jack Hill, g / Tiny Stock, bb / Bill Harty or Ronnie Gubertini, d / Sam Browne, v. London, September, 1931.

F-1614 Me! - vSB

Film 322

GB-3479-2 Down Sunnyside Lane - vME

Dec F-2647

London, September 11, 1932.

GB-4875-2 Singing In The Moonlight - vME

Dec F-3168, Mf G-2191

NOTE: Mayfair G-2191 as JACK HOLMES AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

This is also a pseudonym on Filmophone 260 for the Varsity Eight (MICKEY MOUSE), and Chick Bullock ­(WHISTLING IN THE DARK), both q.v.

SLIM LAMAR AND HIS SOUTHERNERS

Slim Lamar, cl, as, dir: Tony Almerico, c, v / Irwin Kunz, c / Sonny Clapp, tb / Jim Rush, cl, as, v / Bedford Brown, cl, ts / Dick Wilson, vn, v / Adrian J. Larroque, p / Jack Cohen, bj, g, v / Benny Pottle, bb / Bobby Turley, d / Bob Nolan, v. Memphis, September 4, 1928.

45478-1-2-3 Sweetheart Of Yesterday - vBN

Vic unissued­

45479-3 Happy - vBN

Vic 21710

Memphis, September 5, 1928.

45484-2 I'm Glad It Was Somebody Else - vBN

Vic V-40049

45485-3 I'm Crazy Over Daisy - vJR-DW-JC

Vic V-40005

Memphis, September 6, 1928.

45491-2 Goofus - vTA-JR-DW-JC

Vic 21710

Slim Lamar, cl, as, dir: Tony Almerico, c, v / Irwin Kunz, c / Sonny Clapp, tb / Jim Rush, cl, as, v / Bedford Brown, cl, ts / Joe Cortese or J. Burns, vn / Dick Wilson, vn, v / Santo Pappalardo, vc* / Adrian J. Larroque, p / Jack Cohen, bj, g, v / Benny Pottle, bb / Bobby Turley, d / Bob Nolan, v. Memphis, September 20, 1928.

47063-1-2 Tailor-Made Stomp

Vic unissued

Cortese or Burns, Wilson, and Pappalardo omitted; Lyle Murphy, o, added; __ Macleod, v. Memphis, September, 22, 1926.

47084-1-2-3 June Days - vM

Vic unissued

47085-3 Oriental Illusions (Oriental Nightmare)

Vic V-40049

Almerico and Murphy omitted; Pottle plays sb. Camden, NJ, February 11, 1929.

47084-4 June Days - vSL-M

Vic V-40130

49843-3 Better Than Nothin' - vHL

Vic V-40146

49844-2 Nancy - vM

Vic V-40093

49845-2 I've Got A Brand New Girl

Vic V-40093

49846-2 That's A Plenty - vSL

Vic V-38044

NOTE: Victor V-38044 as SLIM AND HIS HOT BOYS; V-40146 as SLIM LAMAR'S ORCHESTRA.

Tony Almerico, c, added. Camden, NJ, February 19, 1929.

49871-2 Mississippi Stomp - vSL

Vic V-38044

49872-2 Memphis Kick-Up

Vic V-40146

NOTE: Victor V-38044 as SLIM AND HIS HOT BOYS; V-40146 as SLIM LAMAR'S ORCHESTRA.

The Ryan Sisters, v. Camden, NJ, February 20, 1929.

49877-4 You Never Did That Before - vSL-RS

Vic V-40130

HAROLD "SCRAPPY" LAMBERT

The following sides by this very prolific recording vocalist are of interest for the jazz-orientated accompaniments.

Vocal, acc. by ? Murphy Steinberg, t / tb / cl, as / vn / p / g / Bob Haring, a. New York, February 11, 1929.

E-29241- St. Louis Blues

Voc 15804

Acc. unknown. New York, c. April 5, 1929.

E-29582- My Kinda Love (One Way To Paradise)

Voc 15804

LAMPE'S ORCHESTRA FROM THE TRIANON BALLROOM: J. Bodewalt Lampe dir: Charlie Agnew, Lou Henderson, t / Charley Firsch, tb / Duke Rehl­, Bruce Goode, Melvin Roble, cl, as, ts / Nick Briglia, f / Bill Becker, Albert Harris,

660 Prince Of Wails

Auto 604

Matthew Amaturo, Wayne King, cl, as / Pat Rocciolla, cl, ts, replace Rehl, Goode and Roble; Harold Stokes, pac, added for some sides; Ole Larson, bj, replaces Alswang. Chicago, c. June, 1925.

830-1 Broken Down Horn

Auto 629

Auto 629

72544-1 When You're Gettin' Along With Your Gal - vOR

Vic 24005

72545-1 Scattin' The Skeeter Skoot - vDR

Vic 24010

72546-1 Paradise - vDR

Vic 24010

72547-1 Spring Is Here Again - vDR

Vic 24005

NOTE: Other titles issued under Dell Lampe's name are of no known interest as jazz.

ART LANDRY'S CALL OF THE NORTH ORCHESTRA: Art Landry, cl, as, vn dir: Dean Duel, John Maitland, t /

8211-A Secrets

Gnt 5053, EBW 3872, Wp 2045

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 3872 and Westport 2045 as REGENT ORCHESTRA.

Richmond, IN, May 31, 1923.

11487 Rip Saw Blues

Gnt unissued

Richmond, IN, June 1, 1923.

11495 Rip Saw Blues

Gnt unissued

Richmond, IN, June 12, 1923.

11508-A I've Been A Fool

Gnt 5189

Richmond, IN, June 15, 1923.

11509-A Some Of These Days

Gnt 5189

Gnt 5171, 5255

NOTE: Other issues by this group are straightforward dance-band performances, of no jazz interest.

ART LANDRY'S SYNCOPATIN' SIX: Duel or Maitland, DeKay, Smith, Mack, the Canadian, and Carr only.

11512-B Choo Choo Blues

Gnt 5184

Richmond, IN, July 13, 1923.

11532 Poppies

Gnt 5222

Gnt 5222

Gnt unissued

ART LANDRY AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Art Landry, cl, as, vn dir: Jimmy Greco, Skid Owens, t / Boyce Cullen, tb / Joe Smith, Carl Gauper, cl, as / Zip Keyes, cl, ts / Red Thomas, p / Dick Humphrey, bj / Wilbur Edwards, bb / Howard Emerson, d, k. Oakland, CA, June 18, 1924.

PB-32-2 Moon Mist

Vic 19512

PB-33-5 Rip Saw Blues

Vic 19398

PB-34-1-2-3-4 It'll Get You

Vic unissued

PB-35-1-2-3-4-5 Cuttin' Up (Lazy Blues)

Vic unissued

Oakland, CA, June 21, 1924.

PB-44-4 I'm A Lonesome Little Mama (Looking For Somebody To Love)

Vic 19514

Oakland, CA, September 5, 1924.

PB-32-5-6-7 Moon Mist

Vic unissued

PB-34-7-8 It'll Get You

Vic 19488

PB-35-7 Lazy Blues (Cuttin' Up)

Vic 19488

PB-46-1 Just For Old Time's Sake

Vic 19552

Art Landry, cl, as, vn, dir: Jimmy Greco, Skid Owens, t / Al Marineau, tb / Joe Smith, Carl Gauper, cl, as / Denny "Dinty" Curtis, cl, ts / Red Thomas, p / Dick Humphrey, bj / Wilbur Edwards, bb / Pat Burns, d, k. Henry Burr, v. Camden, NJ, November 10, 1925.

33611-1 Sleepy-Time Gal - vHB

Vic 19843, HMV EA-18, El EG-194

Camden, NJ, November 13, 1925.

33612-1-2-3-4 Don't Wait Too Long

Vic unissued

33613-4 What Could Be Sweeter Than You?

Vic 19843, HMV EA-18, El EG-194

Camden, NJ, November 14, 1925.

33612-5-6 Don't Wait Too Long

Vic unissued

33614-4 The Camel Walk

Vic 19858

33615-4 Swamp Blues

Vic 19866, HMV B-5212, K-5004

Camden, NJ, November 17, 1925.

33616-1-2-3-4 Weary Of Waiting For You

Vic unissued

33617-2 Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue - vDC

Vic 19850, HMV EA-19

Camden, NJ, November 19, 1925.

33618-6 Everybody Stomp

Vic 19858

Camden, NJ, November 21, 1925.

33612-7 Don't Wait Too Long

Vic 19850

33616-7 Weary Of Waiting For You

Vic 19984

Camden, NJ, January 6, 1926.

33657-3 Slippery Elm

Vic 20023, 20039 (Canadian)

Camden, NJ, January 8, 1926.

33662-2 Just Around The Corner (May Be Sunshine For You)

Vic 19930

Camden, NJ, January 9, 1926.

33665-1-2-3-4 Why Does My Sweetie Love? - vDC

Vic unissued

33666-1-2-3-4 Bamboola - vDC-AM-WE

Vic unissued

Wes Vaughan, bj, g, v, replaces Humphrey. New York, July 27, 1926.

36005-1-2 Just You

Vic unissued

36006-1-2-3-4 For My Sweetheart - vDC-AM-WV

Vic unissued

Carl Mathieu, v. New York, July 28, 1926.

36007-1-2-3-4 Tell Me You Love Me - vCM

Vic unissued

New York, July 29, 1926.

36008-1-2-3-4 The Original St. Louis Hop

Vic unissued

36009-1 While The Years Go Drifting By - vWV

Vic unissued

36009-2-3 While The Years Go Drifting By

Vic unissued

36010-4 I'm Walking Around In Circles

Vic 20126

New York, July 30, 1926.

36006-6 For My Sweetheart - vDC-AM-WV

Vic 20126

36007-8 Tell Me You Love Me

Vic 20142

36009-6 While The Years Go Drifting By

Vic 20147

36014-1 That's Annabelle

Vic 20147, HMV B-5163

New York, October 14, 1926.

36543-4 Song Of The Wanderer (Where Shall I Go?) - vAM

Vic 20300

36544-3 Hello Blue Bird - vAM-DC-WE

Vic 20285, HMV EA-218

New York, October 15, 1926.

36545-3 Hugs And Kisses - vDC

Vic 20285, HMV EA-218

36546-4 Beside A Garden Wall - vDC

Vic 20290

36547-1-2-3-4 On The Road To Mandalay

Unissued

Vic 20598, HMV B-5361, X-2517

New York, November 1, 1926.

36575-4 I Don't Mind Being All Alone - vAM

Vic 20337, HMV EA-135

36576-1-2-3 My Baby Knows How

Vic unissued

Art Landry dir: Frank Ryerson, Ronnie LaValle, t / Gordon Martin, t, vn / Bill van Dusen, tb, v / Norman Strutt, cl, as, bar, f / Charlie Ponte, cl, as, bar / Dinty Curtis, cl, ts, v / Jim Garrett, p / Red Thomas, p, v / Fran Murphy, bj / Charlie Barber, bb / Johnny Haskins, d. Camden, NJ, May 13, 1927.

38261-1-2-3-4-5 If I Care For Someone Else

Vic unissued

38262-1-2-3-4-5 You Should See My Tootsie - vBV-DC-RT

Vic unissued

Camden, NJ, May 14, 1927.

38310-1 The Whisper Song (When The Pussy Willow Whispers To The Catnip) - vBV-DC-RT

Vic 20644, HMV EA-199

Many of the forgoing are of only slight interest from a jazz standpoint.

Guitar solos, acc. by Arthur Schutt, p*. New York, April 1, 1927.

80692-A *Eddie's Twister

OK 40807, Par R-3338, R-2493, Od A-221056

80693-A April Kisses (waltz)

OK 40807, Par R-3338, R-2317, Od A-221056

New York, May 28, 1927.

80940-B Prelude (Rachmaninoff, Op. 3, No. 2)

OK 40989, Par R-2317, Od 165333

80941-D A Little Love, A Little Kiss

OK 40989, Od 165333

Acc. by Frank Signorelli, p. New York, October 21, 1927.

81559-A Melody Man's Dream

OK 40936, Par R-3468, R-2068

81560-B Perfect

OK 40936, Par R-3468, R-2068

New York, March 29, 1928.

400182-B Rainbow Dreams

Par R-208, R-2646, A-2990

400183-B Add A Little Wiggle

OK 41134, Par R-2646, A-2990

Acc. by Rube Bloom, p. New York, September 27, 1928.

401158-A Jeannine, I Dream Of Lilac Time (waltz)

OK 41134

OK 41134, Par R-2646

401161-A I'll Never Be The Same (Just Pretty*)

Par R-1778, A-3560*

Acc. by Frank Signorelli, p, with Justin Ring, chimes*. New York, November 5, 1928.

401292-C *(Norfolk) Church Street Sobbin' Blues

OK 8633, Par R-1495, A-3560, Od A-2364, A-286072

401293-B There'll Be Some Changes Made

OK 8633, Par R-1495, Od A-2364, A-286072

NOTE: Okeh 8633 as BLIND WILLIE DUNN.

ED LANG AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Leo McConville, t / Tommy Dorsey, t, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Eddie Lang, g / Joe Tarto, sb / Stan King, d. New York, May 22, 1929.

401958-C Bugle Call Rag - tTD

OK 41410, Cl 5461-C, Har 1415-H, VT 2521-V, Par R-510, Od A-286003, 028500

401959-B Freeze An' Melt

OK 8696, 41253, Par R-448, 22429, Od 193397, A-169327, A-286000, D-5034, 028500

401960-C Hot Heels - tTD

OK 8696, 41253, Par R-596, 22429, A-7404, Od 193397, A-2316, A-189327, A-286010

NOTE: Clarion 5461-C, Harmony 1415-H, and Velvet Tone 2521-V as TENNESSEE MUSIC MEN.

Andy Secrest, Charlie Margulis, t / Bill Rank, tb / Bernard Daly, Charles Strickfaden, as / Izzy Friedman, cl, ts / Henry Whiteman, vn / Hoagy Carmichael, p, cel / Eddie Lang, g / Mike Trafficante, sb / George Marsh, d / Mildred Bailey, v. New York, October 5, 1929.

403031-A What Kind O' Man Is You? - vMB

Par R-840, A-3031, Od A-286027, OR-840

403032-C Walkin' The Dog

OK 41344, Par R-740, A-3031, Od 193484, 238010, A-286020

403033-B March Of The Hoodlums

OK 41344, Par R-644, R-1157, A-3330, A-7404, Od ONY-36006, 194786, 238010, A-286057

NOTE: Odeon ONY-36008 as EDDIE GORDON'S BAND.

Guitar duets with Carl Kress. New York, January 15, 1932.

B-11134-A Pickin' My Way (Guitar Mania, Part 1)

Br 6254, 01282, A-9906, A-500177, Par R-2565

B-11135-A Feeling My Way (Guitar Mania, Part 2)

Br unissued

New York, February 17, 1932.

B-11309-A Feeling My Way

Br 6254, 01282, A-9906, A-500177, Par R-2565

NOTE: Parlophone R-280 (I MUST HAVE THAT MAN) is labeled ED LANG'S WONDER ORCHES­TRA, and Parlophone A-2702 LANG'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, but both are actually by Joe Venuti and his Concert Orchestra, q.v. See also Lonnie Johnson, and Blind Willie Dunn's Gin Bottle Four.

HENRY LANGE

The following records by this pianist, composer, and bandleader are known to be of some interest as hot dance music.

Piano solos. New York, c. October, 1922.

9083 Rufenreddy

Br 2344

9086 Pianoflage

New York, c. November, 1922.

9162 Pianoflage

Br 2344

12052-B Leaky Roof Blues

Gnt 5584, 3046, Buddy 8001

NOTE: Buddy as BOBBY JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

HENRY LANGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably very similar to the above, but George Angonost, bj, replaces McKay. Richmond, IN, c. September 15, 1927.

13077 Hot Lips

Gnt 6263, Ch 15364

13077-A Hot Lips

Spr 306

13077-B Hot Lips

NOTE: Champion as BUD HELMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

Includes Leroy Morris, t; unknown v. Dallas, October, 1928.

DAL-716- On The Road To Samarkand - v

Br 4161

DAL-717- I Want You More- v

HENRY LANGE AND HIS BAKER HOTEL ORCHESTRA: Similar instrumentation to the above, but personnel probably very different. Chicago, July 2, 1929.

C-3765 China Boy

Br unissued

C-3766-A-B Somebody Loves Me - v

Br unissued

C-3766-G Somebody Loves Me

Br unissued

Chicago, July 19, 1929.

C-3902- China Boy - v

Br 4478

C-3903- Somebody Loves Me - v

HENRY LANGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Henry Lange, p, dir: similar instrumentation to the above, including Kerwin Somerville, cl, bar. Richmond, IN, August 18, 1931.

17944 Mood Indigo

Ch 16332, 40044, Spr 2719

17945 Hot Piano Stomp

Ch unissued­

NOTE: Superior 2719 as RED RUSSELL'S RHYTHM.

FRANCES LANGFORD

The following records by this film star of the 1930s are of some interest as jazz in view of their accompaniments.

Vocal, acc. by t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / p / Eddie Lang, g / ? Artie Bernstein­, sb / d. New York, February 16, 1933.

265053-1 Stormy Weather

Col DB-1124

265054-1 You Hi-De-Hi-ing Me

Col DB-1124

Acc. by the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra: Manny Klein, Bunny Berigan, t / Tommy Dorsey­, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / ? Lyle Bowen, ts / Fulton McGrath, p / Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bernstein, bb / Stan King, d. New York, March 22, 1934.

14984-1 Nasty Man

Ban 33027, Mt M-12986, Or 2872, Per 12994, Re 2252, Rex 8231

HOWARD LANIN'S ARCADIA ORCHESTRA: 2 t / 2 tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / d. New York, c. May 25, 1923.

8385-A-B My Sweetie Went Away

Gnt 5167, St 9399, EBW 3926, Wp 3005

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 3926 and Westport 3005 as DIPLOMAT ORCHESTRA.

HOWARD LANIN'S BEN FRANKLIN DANCE ORCHESTRA: Sam Lanin dir: Red Nichols, ? Tex Brewster, t / tb / cl, ss, as / Johnny O'Donnell, cl, as / __ Tranchitelli, cl, ts / Joe or Willie Lanin, p / Russell Deppe, bj / bb / Chauncey Morehouse, d. Camden, NJ, September 29, 1925.

33433-2 Melancholy Lou

Vic 19797, HMV B-5047, EA-6

33434-5 Don't Wake Me Up, Let Me Dream

Vic 19797, HMV EA-6

NOTE: Other titles by Howard Lanin are of no known interest as jazz.

SAM LANIN

Sam Lanin's recording career spanned the years from April, 1920 to November, 1931. Much research remains to be done on his vast output, but the following are known to contain points of interest as jazz or hot dance music.

LANIN'S ROSELAND ORCHESTRA: Sam Lanin dir: Hymie Farberman, ? Benny Bloom, t / tb / 2 as / ? ts / ? vn /
p / bj / bb / d (sometimes Sam Lanin himself supplied cymbal punctuations). New York, c. March 4, 1921.

41673-1 Wang-Wang Blues

Em 10355, 10420, Re 935

LANIN'S ORCHESTRA: Sam Lanin (sometimes playing cymbals) dir: Hymie Farberman, ? Benny Bloom, t / tb /

7867 Lucky Dog Blues

Ed 50779

LANIN'S ROSELAND ORCHESTRA: As above. New York, c. April 13, 1921.

7478-A Lucky Dog Blues

Gnt 4715, Con 3005, Clm 1438, St 9124

NOTE: Coliseum as LENIN ROSELAND ORCHESTRA.

New York, c. April, 1921.

Lucky Dog

Oly 15107, BS 10076

NOTE: Black Swan as SAMMY SWIFT'S JAZZ BAND

LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS. New York, c. June, 1922.

1-1450 Lonesome Mama Blues

Fed 5203

70088 Wet Yo' Thumb

PA 020934, Per 14116

LANIN'S ROSELAND ORCHESTRA: Same. New York, c. March, 1923.

2-1919 That Red-Head Gal

Fed 5299, Res 75299

3-1923 Snakes Hips

Fed 5299, Res 75299

LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS: As last, but Phil Napoleon, t, replaces Farberman or Mosiello. New York, c. April 16, 1923.

8334-A-B Swingin' Down The Lane

Gnt 5143, Cdl 564, St 9396, EBW 3873, Wp 3017

NOTE: Cardinal 564 as FIRST NATIONAL JAZZ BOYS; Edison Bell Winner 3873, West­port 3017 as DIPLOMAT ORCHESTRA.

SAM LANIN'S ORCHESTRA: Same. New York, c. May 17, 1923.

5171-1 Louisville Lou (The Vampin' Lady)

Ban 1204, GG / Rx 1173, Or 125, Re 9489, Apex 8050, Imp 1201

BROADWAY BROADCASTERS: Same, but Harry Gluck, t, replaces Napoleon; ? Merle Johnston, cl, as, replaces Brilhart; Sam Lewis, tb, may replace Mole. New York, c. January 29, 1924.

819-A Sobbin' Blues

Cam 498, Lin 2196, Popular 1045

NOTE: Lincoln 2196 as THE CAIROLINERS [sic]; Popular as THE CAROLINERS.

LANIN'S JAZZ BAND: Harry Gluck, t / Miff M ole, tb / Ken "Goof" Moyer, cl / ? Harry Perrella, p / Tony Colucci, bj / ? Sam Lanin, d. New York, c. March 11, 1924.

105194 Unfortunate Blues

PA 036075, Per 14256

105195 Nobody's Sweetheart Now

PA 036075, Per 14256

BROADWAY BROADCASTERS: Probably as for c. January 29, 1924. New York, c. March 25, 1924.

902-E Waitin' Around

Cam 568, Lin 2219, Tre 468

903-A-E Somebody Stole My Gal

Cam 522, Lin 2182

NOTE: Lincoln 2182 as THE CAROLINERS; 2219 as BEALE STREET FIVE; Tremont, as UNION AVENUE FIVE.

THE LANIN ORCHESTRA: Sam Lanin dir: Harry Gluck, Hymie Farberman, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Merle Johnston, Larry Abbott, cl, as / Morris Dixon, cl, ts / Jack Lube, vn when used / Harry Perrella, p / Tony Colucci, bj, g / Bill Short, bb / Sam Wishnuff, d / Billy Jones, v. New York, c. May 8, 1924.

72510-B Oh Baby (Don't Say "No, " Say "Maybe") - vBJ

OK 40111, Par E-5257

72511-A Big Boy - vBJ

OK 40111, Par E-5257

SAM LANIN'S ORCHESTRA: Same. New York, c. July 3, 1924.

5549-1-2 He's A New Kind Of Man With A New Kind Of Love For Me

Ban 1385, Dom 369, 21003, Hg 940, Pm 20343, PA 036123, Per 14304, Re 9681, Apex 8225, Imp 1322

5550-2 You'll Never Get To Heaven With Those Eyes

Ban 1386, Bell P-291, Dom 370, Re 9679, Apex 8225, Imp 1330

NOTE: Domino 369 and 370 as RIALTO DANCE ORCHESTRA, 21003 as SIX BLACK DOMINOES; Pathé Actuelle 036123 and Perfect 14304 as PIEDMONT DANCE ORCHESTRA; Bell P-291 as ORPHEUM MELODY MASTERS; Imperial 1322 as LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

Ray Lodwig or Red Nichols (at different dates), t / Hymie Farberman, t / Mike Durso (or sometimes Sam Lewis),

5607-3 Any Way The Wind Blows

Ban 1409, Dom 392, Or 251, Re 9706, Apex 8251, Imp 1343, Oly(E) 2052

NOTE: Matrix 5607 is a renumbering of Pathé matrix 11093. Banner 1409 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND; Domino 392 as SIX BLACK DOMINOES; Oriole as BILLY JAMES' DANCE ORCHESTRA; Regal 9706, Apex 8251 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; English Olympic 2052 as DANCE BAND.

BROADWAY BROADCASTERS: As above; Vic d'Ippolito, t, replaces Farberman. New York, September 11, 1924.

1145-C Any Way The Wind Blows

Cam 606, Lin 2257,Tre 0506

1146-C My Best Girl

Cam 618, Lin 2269, Tre 0506

NOTE: Lincolns as THE CAROLINERS, Tremont 0506 as THE SENATORS.

LANIN'S ARCADIANS: Same. New York, October 15, 1924.

105612-A-B Some Other Day - Some Other Girl

PA 036156, Per 14337

105613 Where's My Sweetie Hiding?

PA 036153, 10843, P 1869, Per 14334, Hom C-776

5778 Where's My Sweetie Hiding?

Ban 1457, Dom 428, Or 301, Re 9753, Ajax 17119, Apex 8287, Imp 1396

NOTE: Matrix 5778 is a renumbering of Pathé matrix 105613. All issues of 5778 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND, except Oriole 301, as ORIOLE DANCE ORCHESTRA; and Ajax 17119 and Apex 8287, as ROSELAND DANCE ORCHESTRA.

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Same. New York, November 12, 1924.

5716-1-2 Oh Peter (You're So Nice) - vAH

Ban 1442, Dom 415, 21028, PA 036171, Per 14652, Re 9741, Apex 8284

NOTE: Domino 415 as HAL WHITE'S SYNCOPATORS; PA 036171 and Per 14352 as SOUTHAMPTON SOCIETY ORCHESTRA; Apex as LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

BROADWAY BROADCASTERS: Same. New York, January 14, 1925.

1322-A Lucky Kentucky

Cam 690, Tre 0529

NOTE: Tremont 0529 as THE STEPPERS.

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Same, but Herb Winfield, tb, replaces Durso; Red Nichols­, t, definitely present. New York, May 8, 1925.

6011-1 Flag That Train (To Alabam')

Ban 1541, Dom 3514, Or 424, PA 036264, Per 14445, Re / Amf 9841, Apex 6353, Leo / St 10012

6013-2 Smile All The While

Ban 1538, Dom 3508, 21062, Re 9814, Apex 9361, Leo / St 10022

NOTE: Domino 3508 and Apexes as REGAL DANCE ORCHESTRA; Domino 3514 as ROSELAND DANCE

New York, June 19, 1925.

6055-1-2 Marguerite - vAH

Ban 1567, Dom 3538 21074, Or 467, Re 9866, Apex 8385, Leo / St 10048, Beeda 108

6056-1-2 Save Your Sorrow (For Tomorrow) (Save You Sorrow*) - vAH

Ban 1564, Dom 3539, 21067, Or 450, Re 9866, Apex 8370, Mic 21017*, St 10032, Imp 1490, Olympic 1436 (English)

6057-1-2 If I Had A Girl Like You

Ban 1570, Dom 3536, Or 469, Re 9869, Apex 8370, Mic 22017, St 10031, Strad G-5200

NOTE: Domino 3539 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND, 21074 as HAL WHITE'S SYNCOPATORS; Oriole 467, 469 as BILLY JAMES' DANCE ORCHESTRA; Microphone 22017 as CLARENCE SHERMAN'S ORCHESTRA; Olympic as DANCE ORCHESTRA.

SAM LANIN AND HIS ROSELAND ORCHESTRA: Sam Lanin dir: probably: Hymie Farberman, Red Nichols, t / Herb Winfield, tb / Clarence Heidke, Alfie Evans, cl, ss, as / George Slater, cl, ts / Eddie Sheasby, vn when used / Bill Krenz, p / Tony Colucci, bj, g / bb / d. New York, June 25, 1925.

140721-2 If I Had A Girl Like You

Col 414-D, 3754

NOTE: Columbia 3754 as DENZA DANCE BAND.

Joe Tarto, bb, replaces the, unknown. New York, c. September 21, 1925.

1631-B Bam-Bam-Bamy Shore

Cam 799, Lin 2404

NOTE: Cameo as THE CAROLINERS; Lincoln as BROADWAY BROADCASTERS.

Small group from the Lanin orchestra; Red Nichols the only t this session. New York, October 7, 1925.

6215-2 Stomp Off, Let's Go

Ban 1621, Dom 3592, Re 9925

NOTE: Banner and Domino as MISSOURI DANCE ORCHESTRA; Regal as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND.

Full orchestra, as for c. September 21, 1925; Arthur Hall, v. New York, October 17, 1925.

6243-2 I'm Sitting On Top Of The World - vAH

Ban 1644, Dom 3610, 21094, NML 1134, Or 521, Re 9941, Sil 2688, Apex 8418, Leo / St 10077, Mic 22045, Imp 1557, Artiphon 2225, Beeda 113

NOTE: NML 1134 as NML DANCE ORCHESTRA; Oriole 521 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND (reported on some copies) or BILLY JAMES' DANCE ORCHESTRA; Silvertone 2688 as RIALTO DANCE ORCHESTRA.

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dick Johnson, cl, as / Rube Bloom, p / Tony Colucci, bj / Joe Tarto, bb / Vic Berton, d / Arthur Hall, v. New York, c. November 27, 1925.

106439 Clap Hands, Here Comes Charley! - vAH

PA 36363, 11055, Per 14544, GP 18531

106440 Spanish Shawl

PA 36357, 11067, Per 14538, GP 18530

106441 No Man's Mama

PA 36363, Per 14544

NOTE: Grand Pree 18530 and 18531 as MARTIN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA.

The following sessions are usually by the last personnel above, augmented by Hymie Farberman, t / Chuck Miller, cl, as / Alfie Evans, cl, as, bar / Lucien Smith, cl, ts (usually only 3 reeds are used); Irving Kaufman, v. New York, December 1, 1925.

6316-2 Smile A Little Bit - vIK

Ban 1663, Dom 3630, Or 534, Re 9967, Apex 8445, Leo / St 10104, Imp 1574, Oly(E) 130, Artiphon 2283

6317-3 I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) - vIK

Ban 1659 Dom 3626, Or 550, Re 9970, Apex 8471, St 10133, Imp 1574

6318-3 Kentucky's Way Of Sayin' Good Mornin' - vIK

Ban 1655, Dom 3628, Re 9963, Apex 8459

NOTE: Oriole 534 and 550 as BILLY JAMES' DANCE ORCHESTRA.

New York, c. December 2, 1925.

1714-A-B Spanish Shawl

Cam 839, Lin 2439

NOTE: Cameo 839 as BROADWAY BROADCASTERS.

Arthur Fields, v, unknown vn this session. New York, December 29, 1925.

6362-1-3 Sweet Child (I'm Wild About You) - vAF

Ban 1676, Dom 3644, Or 565, Re 9981, Apex 8441, Leo / St 10102, Imp 1613, EBW 4450, Artiphon 2337

6363-2 I Wish't I Was In Peoria - vAF

Ban 1674 Dom 3647, Or 547, Re 9986, Apex 8441, Leo / St 10100, Curry's 234, Imp 1581, Artiphon 2338

NOTE: Oriole 547, 565 as BILLY JAMES' DANCE ORCHESTRA; Edison Bell Winner 4450 as DIPLOMAT ­ORCHESTRA. Vocal on Orioles as HARRY CRANE.

New York, c. January 11, 1926.

106529 After I Say I'm Sorry - vAH

PA 36374, 11136, Per 14556, GP 18551, Sirena18187

NOTE: Grand Pree 18551 as MARTIN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Sirena 18187 as SAM LENIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

Sam Lanin dir. probably: Red Nichols, Hymie Farberman­ t / Miff Mole or Herb Winfield, tb / Dick Johnson, Chuck Miller or Alfie Evans, cl, as, bar / Lucien Smith, al, ts / Frank Black, p / Tony Colucci, bj, g / Joe Tarto, bb / Vic Berton, d / Irving Kaufman, v. New York, c. February 9, 1926.

6441-2 Let's Talk About My Sweetie - vIK

Ban 1711, Bell 398, Dom 3682, Or 604, Re 8017, Apex 8468, Imp 1672, Leo / St 10128

NOTE: Oriole 604 as BILLY JAMES' DANCE ORCHESTRA.

BROADWAY BROADCASTERS: Same. New York, c. February 15-17, 1926.

1820-A Rhythm Rag

Cam 896

Cam 893, Lin 2478

New York, c. May 28, 1926.

1981-B Deep Henderson

Cam 955, Lin 2525, Ro 201

NOTE: Lincoln 2525 as THE CAROLINERS.

New York, c. July 16, 1926.

2046-A Black Bottom

Cam 985, Ro 250

2047-A The Birth Of The Blues

Cam 985, Lin 2557, Ro 255

NOTE: Lincoln 2557 as THE CAROLINERS.

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Same; Lester O'Keefe, v. New York, c. August 9, 1926.

107039 Any Ice Today, Lady? - vLO'K

PA 36512, 11237, P 1971, Per 14693, Apex 773, Dom 21532, LS 24173, Mic 22034, Gra 9249, GP 18596

NOTE: Grafton 9249 as WINDSOR ORCHESTRA, Grand Pree as MARTIN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA.

New York, c. August 20, 1926.

2087-C High Fever

Cam 996, Ro 264

2088-C Crazy Quilt

Cam 997, Lin ?, Ro 260

NOTE: Romeo 264 as DIXIE DAISIES.

Jerry Macy (as JERRY UNDERHILL), v. New York, c. October 5, 1926.

6865-4 I'm On My Way Home - vJM

Ban 1862, Dom 3835, 21230, Or 754, Pm 20479, Pur 11479, Re 8174, Apex 8561, Clarité 825, St 10221

NOTE: Domino 21230 as THE TROUBADOURS; Oriole 754 as YANKEE TEN ORCHESTRA; Clarité 825 as GEO. WALLACE AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

Charles Kaley, v. New York, c. October 28, 1926.

107174 Sunday - vCK

PA 36545, 11356, Per 14726

107175 My Baby Knows How - vCK

PA 36547, 11299, Per 14728, GP 18622

NOTE: Grand Pree 18622 as MARTIN'S DANCE ORCH.

New York, c. November 15, 1926.

6941-3 Angel Eyes

Ban 1883, Dom 3856, Re 8202

SAM LANIN AND HIS FAMOUS PLAYERS: Sam Lanin dir: probably: Red Nichols, ? Leo McConville, t / Tommy Dorsey, cl, as / Andy Sannella, cl, as, stg / ? Merle Johnston, cl, ts / Arthur Schutt or Irvin Brodsky, p / Harry Reser or Tony Colucci, bj, g / Joe Tarto, bb / Vic Berton, d / Les Reis (as RUSSELL DOUGLAS), v. New York, January 6, 1927.

80288-A It Made You Happy When You Made Me Cry - VLR

OK 40738 Par R-3318, A-2144, Od A-189005

80289-A I Gotta Get Myself Somebody To Love - vLR

OK 40738 Par R-3318, A-2144, Od A-189005

BROADWAY BROADCASTERS: Sam Lanin dir. probably: Bill Moore and another, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / cl / cl,
as / cl, ts / ? Irving Brodsky, p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. February 22, 1927.

2357-A-B St. Louis Blues

Cam 1149, 9035, 9048, Ban 0839, Dom 113, Lin 2652, 3077, Or 2089, PA 36945, Peerless 1182, Per 15126, Re 10145, Ro 366, 852, 1453, Vri 5054, Worth W-7043

NOTE: On Pathé Actuelle 36945 and Perfect 15126, matrix 2357-A is renumbered as 108640-2, and 2357-B as

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Sam Lanin dir. Red Nichols and another, t / tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as, stg / cl, ss, as / cl, ts / p / oj / bb / d / Arthur Fields (as HERB HOBBS on Pathé Actuelle, BILLY WHITE on Jewel and Oriole), v. New York, c. March 11, 1927.

7153-1-3 Side By Side - vAF

Ban 1961, Bwy 1067, Dom 3936, ­21296, Or 882, Pm 20509, PA 36628, 11419, Per 14809, P-315, Pur 11509, Re 8290, Apex 8627, LS 24104, Mic 22182, Leo / St 10258, Gra 9273, I-S 7199, Imp 1775

7154-3; 107385 Hello, Cutie - vAF

Ban 1961, Bwy 1068, Chg 615, Dom 3936, Or 910, Pm 20510, PA 36602, Per 14783, Pur 11510, Re 8387, EBW 4696

7155-1 Red Lips, Kiss My Blues Away - vAF

Ban 1959, Bwy 1068, Dom 3932, 21279, Je 5012, Or 884, Pm 20510, PA 36628, 11453, Per 14809, P-308, Pur 11510, Re 8388, Sil 1531, Apex 8625, Leo / St 10257, LS 24096, Mic 22172, EBW 4696, Imp 1807, BM 237

NOTE: Jewel 5012 as LOU CONNOR'S COLLEGIANS; Oriole 882, 884, 910 as BOB GREEN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Pathé Actuelles and Perfect 14809 as DIXIE DAISIES; Perfect P-308 as RAYNER'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; P-315 as MEYER'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Domino 21296 as THE ARCADIANS; Edison Bell Winner as DIPLOMAT ORCHESTRA; Grafton as GRAFTON ORCHESTRA; Imperial as HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Bon Marche as GEORGE ROSE AND HIS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA.

SAM LANIN AND HIS FAMOUS PLAYERS: Probably as last above. New York, May 24, 1927.

80934-C She's Got "It" - v

OK 40833, Par R-3348, A-2269

Red Nichols, ? Hymie Farberman, t / San Lewis, tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as, stg / ? Larry Abbott cl, as / ? Norman Yorke, ts / ? Murray Kellner, vn / ? Bill Wirges, p / Harry, Reser, bj / Joe Tarto, bb / ? Sam Lanin, cymbal / Leroy Montesanto, v. New York, October 3, 1927.

815074 Everybody Loves My Girl - vLM

OK 40914, Par R-3527, A-4914, Od A-189063

Seger Ellis, v. New York, October 17, 1927.

81548-A Together, We Two - vSE

OK 40919, Par R-3459, A-2365, A-4911, Od A-189066, 04036

81549-B What'll You Do? - vSE

OK 40919, Par R-3458, A-2373, A-4911, Od A-189066, 04036

NOTE: Okeh 40919 as JUSTIN RING AND HIS OKEH ORCHESTRA.

New York, November 7, 1927.

81794-A Where Have You Been All My Life? - v2

OK 40937; Par R-230, Od A-189091

SAM LANIN'S TROUBADOURS: Same. New York, c. November 11, 1927.

2690-B I Ain't Got Nobody - v

Cam 1267, Lin 2732, Ro 501

NOTE: All three issues as DIXIE DAISIES; other titles from the session (of no known jazz interest) appeared as SAM LANIN'S TROUBADOURS.

OKEH MELODIANS: Sam Lanin dir. Sylvester Ahola, Leo McConville, t / Al Philburn, tb / Larry Abbott, Andy Sannella, cl, as / ts / Irving Brodsky, p / Tony Colucci, bj / Joe Tarto, bb / d (this may be Sam Lanin himself) / ? Justin Ring, chimes / Frank Marvin, v. New York, November 11, 1927.

81816-8 I Fell Head Over Heels In Love - vFM

OK 40960, Par R-3499, Od A-189124

81817-A How Long Has This Been Going On? - vFM

OK 40941, Par R-3488, A-2448, Od A-189137

NOTE: Parlophone R-3488 and R-3499 as SAM LANIN'S ARKANSAW TRAVELLERS (DRAG-SWING ARTISTS); Parlophone A-2448 as PARLOPHONE MELODIANS.

SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS: Similar instrumentation; Ahola omitted, probably other changes; Scrappy
Lambert, v. New York, December 22, 1927.

81956-A My Ohio Home - vSL

OK 40972, Par R-124, A-2443, A-4538 B-12605

81957-B I've Been Looking For A Girl Like You (For A Long, Long Time) - vSL

OK 4103, Par R-140, A-4541, Od A-189136, 04041

81958-A What A Wonderful Wedding That Will Be - vSL

OK 4103, Par R-140, A-4541, Od A-189136, 04070

NOTE: Okeh 40972 and Parlophone A-2443 as JUSTIN RING'S OKEH ORCHESTRA; 41003 as THE NEW YORK SYNCOPATORS.

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Similar instrumentation to last; Irving Kaufman­, v. New York, February 1, 1928.

7761-2-3 Back In Your Own Back Yard - vIK

Ban 7031, Bwy 1150, Dom 4103, 21396, Je 5220, Or 1154, Re 8497, Aeroplane 110, Apex 8733, LS 24184, Mic 22062, St 10330, Voc XA-18060

NOTE: Jewel and Oriole as MIAMI SOCIETY ORCHESTRA; Aeroplane as THE BADGERS.

Jason Hawkes, v. New York, c. February 6, 1928.

2871-A Beautiful - vJH

Cam 8143, Lin 2797, Ro 566, Dn A-14, Ang 3048, GT CW-107, CW-134, Pm 2527, Regent
R-1043, Worth W-7005

108033-1 Beautiful - vJH

PA 36760, Per 14941, P-426

NOTE: Cameo, Lincoln and Romeo as BROADWAY BROADCASTERS; Dominion as BOB HARING'S ORCHESTRA; Angelus as RAY GREEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Golden Tongue CW-107 and Worth W-7005 as SOUTHERN SYNCOPATORS; CW-134 as JERRY HILL AND HIS GANG; Paramount as PARAMOUNT DANCE ORCHESTRA; Regent as ED BLACK AND HIS BAND.

SAM LANIN'S TROUBADOURS: Glenn Miller, tb, a, definitely present; Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, c. May 10, 1928.

3110- Ready For The River - vSL

Cam 8245, Lin 2893, Ro 668

108162- Ready For The River - vSL

PA 36797, 11571, Per 14978

3111-A-B Sweet Sue - Just You - vSL

Cam 8227, Lin 2875, Ro 649

108163-1 Sweet Sue - Just You - vSL

PA 36802, Per 14983, P-408

3112-A My Pet - vSL

Cam 8225, Lin 2873, Ro 647, Dn A-4, Electron 5067

108164-1 My Pet - vSL

PA 36797, Per 14978, P-399

NOTE: Electron as FRANK DOYLE'S MARIGOLD ORCHESTRA

BROADWAY BROADCASTERS: Sam Lanin dir. ? Jimmy McPartland and another, t / Glenn Miller, tb, a / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. May 17, 1928.

3127-C Lots O' Mama

Cam 8228, Lin 2876, Ro 650

3128-B South Bound

Cam 8227, Lin 2875, Ro 649

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Sam Lanin dir. Leo McConville and another, t / Glenn Miller, tb, a / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / Charles Barnes, bj, v / ob / d. New York, c. May 29-30, 1928.

3161-A Get Out And Get Under The Moon - vCB

Cam 8236, Lin 2884, Ro 659, Dn A-9, Ang 3004, Electron 5068, GT CW-133, Gracelon 4001, Mt 10008, Pm 2546, Regent R-1043, St 702, Stg 1103, 1111, Worth W-7002

108178-1-2 Get Out And Get Under The Moon - vCB

PA 36798, Per 14979, P-426

NOTE: Cameo, Lincoln, Romeo, and Dominion as MIAMI ROYAL PALM ORCHESTRA; Angelus as RAY GREEN'S ORCHESTRA; Electron as HENRY HALSTEAD'S CONGRESS ORCHESTRA; Gracelon as VICTOR MORRIS'S ORCHESTRA; Melotone as DAN CRAWFORD'S SYNCOPATORS; Paramount as THE WESTERN WANDERERS; Pathé Actuelle as LEVEE LOUNGERS; Regent as ED BLACK AND HIS BAND; Sterlings as CAROLINA SYNCOPATORS; Worth as ART CARROLL AND HIS BAND.

SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS AND SINGERS: Sam Lanin dir: Phil Napoleon, Harold Peppie, t / Tommy Dorsey, t, tb / ? Frank Teschemacher and another, cl, as / cl, ts / __ Warner, p / Smith Ballew, g or bj, v / Jimmy Mullen, bb / d / The Three Star Singers, v. New York, June 25, 1928.

400820-B Too Busy! - v3

OK 41079, Par R-217, A-2653, Od A-221085

NOTE: Okeh 41079 as BENNY MEROFF AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Parlophone R-217 and Odeon A-221085 as ROOF GARDEN ORCHESTRA.

Same, but Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as, present. New York, August 3, 1928.

401053-A Ten Little Miles From Town - v3

OK 41097 Par R-214, A-2604, Od 193232

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Sam Lanin dir. probably: Leo McConville and another, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / ? Jimmy Dorsey and another, cl, as / cl, ts / Rube Bloom, p / bj / ? Hank Stern, bb / d / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, c. October 19, 1928.

3416-A Adorable Dora - vSL

Cam 9008, Lin 3037, Ro 812

108442-1 Adorable Dora - vSL

PA 36894, Per 15075

NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 36894 and Perfect 15075 as CASINO DANCE ORCHESTRA, Lincoln as BROADWAY

SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS AND SINGERS: Sam Lanin dir: probably: Phil Napoleon and another, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, Andy Sannella, cl, as / Merle Johnston, cl, ts / Arthur Schutt, p / Tony Colucci, bj / Jimmy Mullen, bb / Stan King, d / Bing Crosby, v. New York, January 25, 1929.

401555-B I'm Crazy Over You - vBC

OK 41228, Od ONY-41228, Od 193314, Par E-6148, A-2747

401556-B Susianna - vBC

OK 41228, Od ONY-41228, Od A-221129, Par R-339, A-2790, Ar 4364

401557-C If I Had You - vBC

OK 41188, Par E-6148, A-2737, Od A-189234

NOTE: Parlophone E-6148 as WILL PERRY'S ORCHESTRA; Ariel 4364 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably similar; ? Smith Ballew (as JACK BLUE), v. New York, March 6, 1929.

8593-3 He, She, And Me - v"JB"

Ban 6328, Bwy 1261, Dom 4298, Re 8745, Apex 8917, Cr 81038, Ka K-1438

NOTE: Broadway 1261 as THE BADGERS; Crown 81038 as LLOYD HALL AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS AND SINGERS: Probably similar; Smith Ballew, v. New York, March 22, 1929.

401734-B The One That I Love Loves Me - vSB

OK 41264, Od ONY-41264, Od 193356, Par R-401

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Same; Scrappy Lambert (as HAROLD LANG on some issues), v. New York, March-April, 1929.

3773-C Honey - vSL

Cam 9130, Lin 3157, Ro 932, Ang 3102, Gracelon 4031, Si 747

1087232-3 Honey - vSL

PA 36961 X-6287, Per 1142, Worth 7059

NOTE: Cameo, Lincoln and Romeo as BROADWAY BROADCASTERS; Angelus as JARDIN ROYAL ORCHESTRA; Gracelon as RAY MORGAN'S HOTEL LINCOLN BAND; Starr as ELMER GROSSO AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Worth as HART LAWSON MELODIANS; other issues from 108723 as MILLS' MERRY MAKERS.

New York, April 26, 1929.

3837; 108790-2 Do Something - vSL

Cam 9158, Lin 3185, PA 36990, Per 15171, Ro 960, Dn A-154, Ang / Plaza 3116

8715-3 Do Something - vSL

Ban 6388, Cq 8715, Dom 4337, Re 8783, Apex 8939, Cr 81048, Imp 2099, Bcst W-501

NOTE: Cameo, Lincoln, Romeo, and Dominion as BROADWAY BROADCASTERS; Pathé Actuelle and Perfect as TUXEDO DANCE ORCHESTRA; Conqueror 8715 as JOHN VINCENT'S CALIFORNIANS; Angelus and Plaza as JARDIN ROYAL ORCHESTRA; Crown 81048 as SOUTHERN NIGHTHAWKS; Broadcast W-501 as THE ROXY DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Sam Lanin dir. probably: Manny Klein, another, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, another, cl, as / cl, t; Arthur Schutt, and another, p / Tony Colucci , bj / Hank Stern, bb / d (neither Vic Berton nor Stan King, the usual Lanin drummers at the time) / Irving Kaufman (as GEORGE BEAVER or CHARLES DICKSON on some issues), v. New York, August 9, 1929.

4068-A Lovable And Sweet - vIK

Cam 9266, Lin 3293, Ro 1068

8921-1 Lovable And Sweet - vIK

Ban 6483, Dom

Or 1668, Re 8831, Imp 2172, Apex 41017, Cr 81147

108929 Lovable And Sweet - vIK

PA 37032, Per 15213

NOTE: Oriole 1668 as UNIVERSITY BOYS; Imperial 2172 as BUDDY BLUE AND HIS TEXANS; Apex 41017 as THE ROUNDERS; Crown 81147 as RENDEZVOUS CAFE ORCHESTRA. According to the file card, this title was remade on August 27, 1929, but this was not used.

Irving Kaufman (as TOM FRAWLEY), v. New York, November 26, 1929.

149493-2 Hoosier Hop - vIK

Har 1065-H, VT 2065-V, Od A-221160

Annette Hanshaw, v. New York, January 3, 1930.

149729-3 Crying For The Carolines - vIK

Har 1083-H, SR 2008-P, VT 2083-V

149730-3 When I Am Housekeeping For You - vAH

Har 1084-H, SR 2006-P, VT 2084-V

SAM LANIN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA: Probably similar; Scrappy Lambert (as RODMAN LEWIS), v; ? Charlie Magnante, pac, added. New York, January 17, 1930.

9296-2 I'm On A Diet Of Love - vSL

Dom 4495, Per 15276, Imp 2237, Apex 41165, Cr 81297, Emb 8103, Voc 563

NOTE: Crown 81297 as THE ARCADIANS; Embassy 8103 as EMBASSY DANCE BAND.

SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS AND SINGERS: Probably similar; Smith Ballew, v; Louis Martin, as / ? Hymie Wolfson, ts, present. New York, February 25, 1930.

403770-B Mona - vSB

OK 41385, Od ONY-36050, Par PNY-34044, E-6310, A-3034

403771-B Cooking Breakfast For The One I Love - vAH

OK 41383, Par R-674, A-3014

NOTE: Parlophone E-6310 as THE MOUNTAINEER SERENADERS; PNY-34044 as ALBERT MASON'S ORCHESTRA.

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably similar; Larry Abbott, cl, as, featured. New York, April 23, 1930.

9637-1-2-3 Exactly Like You - vSB

Ban 0688, Bwy 1379, Cam 0288, Pm 20820, Per 15313, Imp 2310, Apex 41226, Cr 81421

NOTE: Broadway and Paramount as THE BADGERS.

SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS AND SINGERS: Sam Lanin dir: Manny Klein and 2 others, t / Jack Teagarden, tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / Arthur Schutt, p / cel / bj / bb / d / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, June 9, 1930.

404215-B Seems To Me - vSL

Od ONY-36112, Par PNY-34105

404216-B Rollin' Down The River - vSL

Od ONY-36113, Par PNY-34104, R-742

490085-A Rollin' Down The River

OK unissued?

Tony Gianelli, t / ? Joe Dubin, cl, ts, present in addition to the above personnel (they may be on that date also); Scrappy Lambert, v (as WEBSTER MOORE on the sides labeled WEBSTER MOORE AND HIS HIGH HATTERS). New York, July 11, 1930.

100413-1 I Wonder How It Feels (To Be Head Over Heels In Love) - vSL

Har 1197-H

404262-B I Wonder How It Feels (To Be Head Over Heels In Love) - vSL

Od ONY-36122, Par PNY-34114, R-766

NOTE: Harmony 1197-H as WEBSTER MOORE AND HIS HIGH HATTERS; Parlophone PNY-34114 as ALBERT MASON'S ORCHESTRA.

THE UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA, S.C. LANIN, DIRECTOR: Manny Klein and another, t / Jack Tea­garden, tb / 2 cl, as / Larry Binyon, cl, ts / Arthur Schutt, p / bj / ob / d / Claude Reese, v. New York, c. July 14, 1930.

GEX-2742-A Hullabaloo - vCR

Gnt 7257, Ch 16039, Spt 9744

NOTE: Champion 16039 as SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS AND SINGERS: Sam Lanin dir: Bob Effros and another, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey and another, cl, as / ? Larry Binyon, cl, ts, f / p / g / bb / d / Smith Ballew, v. New York, October 10, 1930.

100430-1 It's A Great Life (If You Don't Weaken) - vSB

Har 1234-H, Re G-20896

404467-B It's A Great Life (If You Don't Weaken) - vSB

Od ONY-36148, Par PNY-34142, R-867

100453-1 When Kentucky Bids The World Good Morning - vSB

Har 1260-H, Re G-20998

404468-B When Kentucky Bids The World Good Morning - vSB

Od ONY-36149, Par PNY-34140, R-823

404469-B I'm Proud Of You - vSB

Od ONY-36152, Par PNY-34145, R-832, Ar 4671

100441-1 Satan's Holiday

Har 1248-H

404470-B Satan's Holiday

Od ONY-36152, Par PNY-34144

NOTE: Harmony 1234-H and Regal G-20896 as FRANK AUBURN AND HIS ORCHESTRA; 1248-H as CHESTER LEIGHTON AND HIS SOPHOMORES; 1260-H and Regal G-20998 as FORD BRITTEN AND HIS BLUE COMETS; Odeon ONY-36148, ONY-36149, and ONY-36152 as NEW YORK SYNCO­PATORS; Parlophone PNY-34140,

Similar to the above. New York, January 26, 1931.

100475-1 Keep A Song In Your Soul - v

Har 1274-H

404819-A Keep A Song In Your Soul - v

Od ONY-36183, Par PNY-34174, R-893

NOTE: Harmony 1274-H as LLOYD KEATING AND HIS MUSIC; Parlophone PNY-34174 as ALBERT MASON'S ORCHESTRA.

Sam Lanin dir: Manny Klein and another, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Benny Goodman, cl, as / as / Hymie Wolfson, ts /

2 vn / Irving Brodsky, p / bj / bb / d / Dick Robertson (as PHIL HUGHES), v. New York, April 3, 1931.

151482-2 Just A Crazy Song (Hi-Hi-Hi) - vDR

Har 1313-H, Cl 5304-C, VT 2370-V

404902-A Just A Crazy Song (Hi-Hi-Hi) - vDR

OK 41492, Od ONY-36208, 193702, Par PNY-34199, R-1070

NOTE: All issues from matrix 151482-2 as PHIL HUGHES AND HIS HIGH HATTERS; Okeh 41492 as DAVID EDWARDS AND HIS BOYS; Odeon ONY-36208 as THE NEW YORK SYNCOPATORS; 193702 as SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA, Parlophone PNY-34199 as THE DEAUVILLE SYNCOPATORS.

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Sam Lanin dir. probably: Bunny Berigan and another, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / as / ? Larry Binyon, ts / vn / Arthur Schutt, p / Tony Colucci, bj / bb / d / Paul Small, v. New York, June 2, 1931.

10682-1 I Found A Million-Dollar Baby (In A Five-And-Ten-Cent Store) - vPS

Ban 32219, Per 15486, Ro 1667, Apex 41369, Roy 391156

10683-1 Little Girl - vPS

Ban 32219, Per 15486, Ro 1667, Apex 41373, Roy 391156

See also Bailey's Lucky Seven, the Broadway Bell, Hops, the Ipana Troubadours, Lanin's Red Heads, and Lanin's Southern Serenaders.

Sam Lanin's name was also used as a pseudonym for a variety of bands with which he had little or no connection. Those included in this book are as follows:­