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- LIDO VENICE DANCE ORCHESTRA
- LOUIS LILIENFELD AND HIS HOTEL BILTMORE ORCHESTRA
- LILLS HOT SHOTS See Lil Armstrong. BUD LINCOLN AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- LINCOLN DANCE ORCHESTRA
- ERNEST LISLE Pseudonym on Ariel 4637 (CONFESSIN) for Seger Ellis, q.v. VIRGINIA LISTON
- THE LITTLE ACES See the Big Aces and the Chocolate Dandies. THE LITTLE CHOCOLATE DANDIES
- LITTLE SISTER Pseudonym on Varsity for Irene Scruggs, q.v. ED LLOYD AND HIS BAND
- PAUL LOCH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- CLYDE "RED" LOCKWOOD AND HIS TOPSYS ROOST ORCHESTRA
- ART LODGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Grand Pree 18322 for the California Ramblers, q.v. ELLA LOGAN
- GUY LOMBARDO AND HIS ROYAL CANADIANS
- LONDON PICCADILLY JAZZ / LONDYNSKIEJ PICCADILLY JAZZ
- LONE STAR DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Buddy 8007 for the Southerners, q.v. LONG BEACH SOCIETY ORCHESTRA
- DICK LONGS NANKIN CAFE ORCHESTRA
- ERNEST LOOMIS ORCHESTRA
LIBERTY SYNCOPATORS Pseudonym on Lenox 104 for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra, q.v. JOIE LICHTER JOIE LICHTER'S STRAND SYMPHONISTS 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / vn / p / bj / bb / ? Bob Conzelman, d. Chicago, December, 1923. 1618-2 Linger Awhile Pm 20289, GG 1198, Hg 887 1619-1-2 I'm All Broke Out With The Blues Pm 20289, Hg 887 Richmond, IN, March 4, 1924. 11783-B Patricia Mine (Patricia My Own*) Gnt 5423, Ch 15032* 11784 Mother's Boy Gnt 5423 11786 I'm In A Fool's Paradise Gnt 5409 11787 Orange Blossom Time Gnt 5427 11788 I'm All Broke Out With The Blues Gnt unissued NOTE: Champion 15032 as THE SHAMROCK JAZZERS. JOIE LICHTER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: t / tb / cl / cl, as / cl, ts / vn / p / bb /d. Chicago, c. December, 1925. 11022-1 Spanish Shawl (Spanish Shawe*) Pm 20428, Pur 11428, Sil 3502, Ka K-909, Us 294* 11023-2 Sandy Pm 20428, Pur 11428, Sil 3502 NOTE: Usiba 294 as LONDON PICCADILLY JAZZ. Chicago, January, 1926. 2430-1 After I Said I'm Sorry [sic] Pm 20439, Pur 11439, Sil 3507 2431-2 Slippery Elm Pm 20439, Pur 11439, Sil 3507
Harl Smith, d, dir: Henry Nathan, t, cl, vn / Barney Russell, tb / Davie Davidson, cl, bj / Fred Morrow, as / Bill Haid, p / bb. New York, c. June 18, 1924. 105393 When Things Go Wrong PA 036110, Per 14291 105394 I Wonder What's Become Of Sally? PA 036114, 10734, P 1816, Per 14295, Hom C-699, GP 18353 105395 San PA 036110, Per 14291 NOTE: Homochord C-699 as ELDON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Grand Pree 18353 as THE SALVADOR DANCE BAND. The Lido Venice Dance Orchestra is said to have recorded SAN and BUGLE CALL RAG for Columbia while in London in 1924, but these were never issued, and the company's files for that period have been destroyed. See also Harl Smith's Orchestra. LOUIS LILIENFELD AND HIS HOTEL BILTMORE ORCHESTRA The following side from the ten issued by Edison of this orchestra is said to feature a good t; "Happy Jack," v. New York, March 1, 1928. 18269 Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella On A Rainy Day - v"HJ"
Unknown c / tb / as / p / bj / d. New York, October 19, 1925. 10641 Everybody Stomp Ed unissued 10642 The Camel Walk Ed unissued Camden, NJ, February 13, 1926. Bugle Call Rag Vic test (unnumbered) Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue Vic test (unnumbered)
Trumpet solos, acc. by Arthur Schutt, p. New York, December 31, 1925. 141450-3 Trumpet Blues Col 546-D, 3939 141451-1 Sweet Stuff Col 546-D, 3939 David Grupp, d, added. New York, January 16, 1926. 10770 Hot As A Summer's Day Ed 51771 10771 Trumpet Blues Ed 51771, Amb 5121 Miff Mole, tb, replaces Grupp. New York, January 26, 1926. 141559-1-2-3 Oh, How I've Waited For You Col unissued 141560-1-2-3 Fallen Arches Col unissued DONALD LINDLEY AND HIS BOYS: Donald Lindley, t / Shorty Lantz or Mike Durso, tb / Phil Wing, cl, as / Mutt Hayes, ts / Henry Winston, p / Julian Davidson, g / Pierre Olker, sb / Art Layfield, d. Chicago, March 31, 1928. 145863-3 Slidin' Around Col 1443-D, Re G-20289 145864-2 Nothin' Doin' Col 1443-D, Re G-20289
JACK LINX AND HIS SOCIETY SERENADERS: Jack Linx, cl, ss, as, dir: Coleman Sachs, c / Sidney Patterson, cl, as / Seibert Traxler, cl, ts, bar / Eph Tunkle or Gilbert Davis, p / Maurice Sigler, bj, v / Frank Manning, bb / Carroll Gardner, d. Atlanta, August 28, 1924. 8720-A How Come You Do Me Like You Do? OK 40192
8721-A It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo' - vMS OK 40188, Par E-5263 8723-A Doodle Doo Doo OK 40188, Par E-5263 NOTE: Matrix 8722 is untraced. JACK LINX AND HIS BIRMINGHAM SOCIETY SERENADERS. Same. Atlanta, May, 1925. 9072-A Don't You Try To High-Hat Me OK 40458
9074-A*-B When I Think Of You OK 40365, Od 03289* 9075-A Sweet Georgia Brown OK 40365, Od 03289 NOTE: Matrix 9073 is untraced. Atlanta, August, 1925. 9247- Nellie OK 40458
9249-A Sunset OK 40439
9250-A When Eyes Of Blue Are Fooling You OK 40439
9253-A She's My Sheba, I'm Her Sheik OK 40429, Od 03304 9254-A Oh! How She Can Love OK 40429
NOTE: Matrices 9248, 9251, and 9252 are untraced. Atlanta, March 12, 1926. 9604-A Just Around The Corner OK 40587, Od 03351 9605-A Nobody's Rose OK 40587, Od 03351, Par E-5595 9606-A Oh Me! Oh My! OK 40619, Od A-60258 Atlanta, March 13, 1926. 9611-A Tie Me To Your Apron Strings Again OK 40602, A-60264, A-74260 9612-A Tiger Rag OK 40619, Od A-60257 9613-A Fallen Arches OK 40602, Od A-60263 NOTE: Odeons A-60257 / 58 and A-60263 / 64 are coupled as their Okeh equivalents are. Samuel Becker, tb, added; Charles Gardner, bj, g, replaces Sigler. Atlanta, March 16, 1927. 80543-A-B-C When Buddha Smiles OK unissued 80544-A Beale Street Blues OK 40803, Par R-3336, Od 193077, A-189030 80545-B Pardon The Glove OK 41014, Od A-189140 80546-A Bugle Call Rag Harrison M (LP) 80547-C Stack O' Lee Blues Harrison M (LP) 80548-A He's The Last Word OK 40803, Par R-3336, Od 193077, A-189030 NOTE: Parlophone R-3336 as THE SEVEN NOTES. JACK LINX AND HIS WEST LAKE RAMBLERS: As last above, without Becker, Traxler and Patterson. Birmingham, AL, August 11, 1927. GEX-796,-A-B I've Got Mine Gnt unissued GEX-797,-A-B Five Pennies Gnt unissued GEX-798,-A When Buddha Smiles Gnt unissued
Sydney Lipton was director of dance music in London's Grosvenor House Hotel during the 1930s, and as might be expected, few records by his band are of interest as hot dance music. The titles listed below are exceptions to this, however. THE NEW GROSVENOR HOUSE BAND, directed by SYDNEY LIPTON: Archie Craig and another, t / tb / Freddy Gardner, cl, as, bar / Con Lamprecht, as, a / Jimmy Goss, cl, ts / Ronnie Ogilvie, p / g / sb / d. London, September 26, 1933. L-1210 That's What Life Is Made Of - v Plaza P-141 S-3236 That's What Life Is Made Of - v Sterno 1273 NOTE: Plaza P-141 as ALF BERTRAM AND HIS BAND. ERNEST LISLE Pseudonym on Ariel 4637 (CONFESSIN') for Seger Ellis, q.v. VIRGINIA LISTON Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, September 18, 1923. 71846-B Bed Time Blues OK 8092
71847-B You Thought I Was Blind, But Now I See OK 8092
New York, c. September 21, 1923. 71862-A-B You Don't Know My Mind Blues OK unissued 71863-A-B Sally Long Blues OK unissued New York, November 15, 1923. 71862-D You Don't Know My Mind Blues OK 8115
71863-D Sally Long Blues OK 8115
72063-B Don't Agitate Me Blues OK 8151
72064-C Happy Shout OK 8134
New York, c. November 24, 1923. 72101-B House Rent Stomp OK 8134 72102-B Shreveport Blues OK 8122 Vocal duets with Sam Gray, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. January 2, 1924. 72232-B You Can Have It (I Don't Want It) OK 8126
72233-B Just Take One Long Last Lingering Look OK 8126
Vocal, acc. by her Jazz Trio: c / as / Clarence Williams or Porter Grainger, p. New York, c. January 7, 1924. 72258-D I Don't Love Nobody OK 8138 72259-D 'Tain't A Doggone Thing But The Blues OK 8138 According to the label of the next item, the guitar accompaniment was played by Sidney Bechet, who denied this (not without reason, as the playing is very poor). New York, c. January 10, 1924. 72265-A-B Jail House Blues OK 8122
Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. April 30, 1924. 72478-B Mississippi Blues OK 8160 72479-B I Never Knew What The Blues Were (Until You Went Away) OK 8151 72480-A San Francisco Blues OK 8160 New York, c. October 9, 1924. 72890-B Pineland Blues OK 8175
72891-B Weeping Willow Blues OK 8175
Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Louis Armstrong, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Sidney Bechet, cl, ss / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, October 17, 1924. 72915-B Early In The Morning - clSB OK 8187 72916-B You've Got The Right Key, But The Wrong Keyhole - cl, ssSB OK 8173 Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. October 24, 1924. 72934-B Give It To Me Good OK 8187
72935-A Bill Draw OK 8173
Acc. by Ernest Elliott, cl (not Sidney Bechet, despite the labels) / Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. October 25, 1924. 72937-8 Monkey Jungle Blues OK 8247 72938-B Night Latch Key Blues OK 8196 72939-B Any Day The Sun Don't Shine OK 8196 NOTE: The label of OK 8247 gives the accompaniment as by Clarence Williams only. Acc. by ? Sam Gray, p. This was Virginia Liston's husband and stage partner, suggested as the accompanist by Eva Taylor, who was certain her late husband Clarence Williams is not the pianist, despite the labels. New York, June 1, 1925. 73387-A Papa De Da Da OK 8218 73388-A I Ain't Gonna Play No Second Fiddle OK 8234 Acc. by Clarence Williams, p / md, with Buddy Christian, bj*. New York, c. June 2, 1925. 73390-A *Make Me A Pallet OK 8247
73391-A You Can Dip Your Bread In My Gravy, But You Can't Have None Of My Chops OK 8218
Acc. by Clarence Williams, reed organ. New York, June 3, 1925. 73395-A I Ain't Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares For Me) OK 8223 73396-A Black Sheep Blues OK 8223 73397-A I'm Sick Of Fattening Frogs For Snakes OK 8234
Acc. by unknown t / p / bj. Chicago, May 29, 1926. E-3169 Rolls Royce Papa Voc 1032
E-3170 / 71 Titanic Blues Voc 1031, Br A-166 E-3174 Evil Minded Blues Voc 1031, Br A-166 E-3177 I'm Gonna Get Me A Man, That's All Voc 1032
MONIA LITER Piano solos. London, May 25, 1934. TS-1272-2 Alexander's Ragtime Band Br 01814, A-9705 TB-1273-1 Dinah Br 01814, A-9705 Other piano solos by this artist are more in the nature of concert arrangements, of little or no interest as jazz.
Red Nichols, t / tb / 3 cl, ss / p / bj / bb / d / Arthur Fields, v. New York, c. May, 1926. 2025-B Hi-Diddle-Diddle - GAF Rx 1373
THE LITTLE RAMBLERS Bill Moore, t / Adrian Rollini, gfs, k / Irving Brodsky, p / Ray Kitchingman, bj / Stan King, d, k. New York, July 3, 1924. 81859-2 Them Rambling Blues Col 175-D 81860-2 Arkansas Blues Col 175-D Tommy Felline, bj, replaces Kitchingman. New York, August 13, 1924. 81912-1-2-3 Tessie (Stop Teasin' Me) Col unissued 81913-1-2-3 Hard-Hearted Hannah Col unissued New York, August 26, 1924. 81912-4 Tessie (Stop Teasin' Me) Col 203-D, Re G-8279 81913-5 Hard-Hearted Hannah Col 203-D NOTE: Regal G-8279 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, September 18, 1924. 140070-2 Deep Blue Sea Blues Col 217-D 140071-2 I'm Satisfied Beside That Sweetie O' Mine Col 217-D Rollini db bsx from this point on. Bobby Davis, cl, ss, as, added. New York, November 14, 1924. 140142-4 Those Panama Mamas Col 248-D 140143-3 Prince Of Wails Col 248-D Red Nichols, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Sam Ruby or Fred Cusick, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx, gfs / Irving Brodsky, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Stan King, d, k / Billy Jones, v. New York, March 30, 1925. 140476-2 Cross Words Between Sweetie And Me - vBJ Col 346-D 140477-1 Don't Bring Lulu - vBJ Col 346-D New York, June 2, 1925. 140644-1-2-3 Look Who's Here! Col unissued 140645-1-2-3 Got No Time Col unissued New York, June 16, 1925. 140644-5 Look Who's Here! Col 403-D 140645-6 Got No Time Col 403-D, 3783 NOTE: Columbia 3783 as DENZA DANCE BAND. Roy Johnston, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Bobby Davis, cl, ss, as / Sam Ruby or Freddy Cusick, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx, gfs / Irving Brodsky, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Stan King, d, k. New York, July 14, 1925. 140758-1 Melancholy Lou Col 423-D 140759-2 Deep Elm Col 423-D Herb Winfield, tb, replaces Dorsey. New York, December 3, 1925. 141342-1 Fallin' Down Col 535-D 141343-2 I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) Col 524-D, Re G-8578 NOTE: Regal G-8578 as RAYMOND DANCE BAND. Arthur Hall, v. New York, December 5, 1925. 141353-2 Tomorrow Mornin' Col 535-D, 4048 141354-3 In Your Green Hat - vAH Col 524-D NOTE: Columbia 4048 as DENZA DANCE BAND. Abe Lincoln, tb, replaces Winfield; Herb Weil, d, replaces King. New York, March 19, 1926. 141828-3 Could I? I Certainly Could - vAH Col 628-D 141829-1-2-3 Here Comes Malinda Col unissued Arthur Fields, v. New York, April 6, 1926. 141829-5 Here Comes Malinda Col 628-D, Re G-8743 141921-2 I Wonder What's Become Of Joe? - vAF Col 679-D, 4096 141922-2 Hot Henry! - vAF Col 679-D NOTE: Columbia 4096 as DENZA DANCE BAND; Regal G-8743 as RAYMOND DANCE BAND. Chelsea Quealey, t, replaces Johnston; George Troup, tb, replaces Lincoln; Ed Kirkeby, v. New York, August 17, 1926. 142537-3 And Then I Forget - vEK Col 719-D 142538-3 My Cutey's Due At Two-To-Two Today Col 719-D Quealey, Davis, Ruby, Rollini, Brodsky, Felline, Weil only; Kitty O'Connor, v. New York, July 8, 1927. 144444-2 Play It, Red Col 1103-D, J-326 144445-1-2 Lazy Weather - vKO'C Col unissued 144446-2 Swamp Blues Col 1103-D, 4708, J-326
See the ARC-Brunswick studio bands; also a pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Melotone M-12696 Both sides by Freddy Martin and his Orchestra Perfect 15771 Both sides by Freddy Martin and his Orchestra Rex 8005 Both sides by Gene Kardos and his Orchestra 8018 I've Got To Sing A Torch Song (Freddy Martin and his Orchestra) 8052 Ah! But Is It Love? (Adrian Rollini and his Orchestra) 8052 Are You Makin' Any Money? (Chick Bullock and his Levee Loungers) 8087 Both sides by Adrian Rollini and his Orchestra 8088 Both sides by Adrian Rollini and his Orchestra 8089 Everything I Have Is Yours (Joe Venuti and his Orchestra) 8127 What's Good For The Goose Is Good For The Gander (Chick Bullock's Loungers) 8142 You Have Taken My Heart (Joe Venuti's Orchestra)
Pseudonym on Mayfair for the following items listed in this book: G-2037 Just One More Chance (Snooks and his Paramount Theatre Orchestra) G-2056 Both sides by Snooks and his Paramount Theatre Orchestra G-2178 Lips Want Kisses, My Heart Wants Love (ARC-Brunswick studio band)
Unknown t / cl / as / bar / p / bj / bb / d. San Francisco, c. March, 1930. 101- Cuddle Up PRCSF (unnumbered private recording) 102- Congratulations PRCSF (unnumbered private recording) ART LODGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Grand Pree 18322 for the California Ramblers, q.v. ELLA LOGAN Ella Logan recorded with Ambrose and other bands, and sometimes solo, beginning in London at the age of 17 in 1930; the following is of some interest from a jazz viewpoint, for its accompaniment. Vocal, acc. by some of the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra. New York, October 20, 1932. TO-1216 Dinah Br test, Merritt 11 (LP) GUY LOMBARDO AND HIS ROYAL CANADIANS The titles below show that the Royal Canadians could on occasion play as hot as many of their contemporaries. Guy Lombardo dir: Lebert Lombardo, t, v / Jack Miles, tb / Carmen Lombardo, cl, as, v / Fred Higman, ts / Fred Kreitzer, p / Francis Henry, bj / George Gowans, d. Richmond, IN, March 10, 1924. 11791,-A-B Someone Loves You After All Gnt unissued 11792-B Cotton Pickers' Ball Gnt 5417, St 9536 11793 Mama's Gone, Goodbye Gnt 5417, St 9536 11794 So This Is Venice Gnt 5416, St 9735 11795-A Cry (Choose Your Pal*) Gnt 5416, St 9735, Ch 15031* NOTE: Champion 15031 as HILL TOP INN ORCHESTRA. Jim Dillon, tb, replaces Miles; Larry Owen, cl, as, v / Victor Lombardo, bar / Bernard Davis, bb, added. Chicago, March 22, 1928. 145827-4 Waitin' For Katy - v3 Col 1395-D Chicago, March 26, 1928. 145839-2 I'm More Than Satisfied - v3 Col 1451-D 145840-3 The Cannon Ball Col 1451-D Chicago, November 12, 1928. 147505-3 Where The Shy Little Violets Grow - v3 Col 1679-D, 5542, 01453 Milton Charles, or, added. WENR Studios, Chicago, November 27, 1928. 147532-2 High Up On A Hill-Top Col 1653-D, 5253, 01412 147533-3 The Spell Of The Blues Col 1653-D, 5253, 01412 Charles omitted. New York, October 1, 1930. 98722-3 The St. Louis Blues - v Col 50256-D, DOX-166, Mt M-13299, Or 3082, Per 16066, Ro 2456, Voc 2848 NOTE: The five dubbed reissues of this title bear the matrix number 152604-1. New York, April 29, 1931. 151527-2 (There Ought To Be A) Moonlight-Saving Time - vCL Col 2457-D, Re MR-372, G-21086
Both these forms are pseudonyms on the Polish Usiba label for the following items listed in this book: 283 Fat Mama Blues (Boyd Senter) 284 I Can't Get The One I Want (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 289 Mobile Blues (Boyd Senter) 290 Tessie, Stop Teasing Me (as "Tessie, Stop Tasting Me") (California Ramblers) 294 Spanish Shawl (as "Spanish Shawe") (Joie Lichter's Strand Symphonists) 1014 Baby Face (The Buffalodians) 1016 Both sides by Perry's Orchestra 1025 How Many Times? (The Buffalodians) LONE STAR DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Buddy 8007 for the Southerners, q.v. LONG BEACH SOCIETY ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle 020919 / Perfect 14103 for Joseph Samuels and his Orchestra (AM I TO BLAME?). DICK LONG'S NANKIN CAFE ORCHESTRA The following record out of four issued on Victor by this band is of mild jazz interest. Dick Long, vn dir: c / tb / ? Emmett Long, sax / ? __Stenarud, cl, sax / ? Carl Bach, p / Red Melby, bj / bb / d. Minneapolis, November 21, 1924. 31202-3 Hoop 'Em Up Blues Vic 19581
Piano solos. New York, June 8, 1925. 140657-1, 3 Chili Pepper Col 14080-D 140658-3 Tomato Sauce Col 14080-D ERNEST LOOMIS' ORCHESTRA Earl Donaldson dir: 2 c / tb / 2 as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. Hotel Finlen, Butte, MT, June 2, 1927. PBVE-332-3 Sweet Someone Vic 20755 Hotel Finlen, Butte, MT, June 3, 1927. PBVE-335-4 Do You Love Me? Vic 20755 PBVE-336-1-2 Tiger Rag Vic unissued NOTE: Both the other titles recorded by this excellent band are waltzes. It is interesting to note that the composer of TIGER RAG is shown in the files on this date as "Morton." VINCENT LOPEZ The following records by this very popular pianist and bandleader are known to be of some interest as jazz or hot dance music; there may well be others equally so among the hundreds he recorded between 1920 and 1942. LOPEZ AND HAMILTON'S KINGS OF HARMONY ORCHESTRA: Tommy Gott, t / Harold Geiser, tb / Billy Hamilton, cl / Vincent Lopez, p / Tony White, d. New York, January 9, 1920. 7099 Bluin' The Blues Ed 50562, Amb 4044 7100 Dixieland Ed unissued 7101 Peggy Ed 50648, Amb 4006 New York, January 31, 1920. Peggy Vic test (unnumbered) When My Baby Smiles At Me Vic test (unnumbered) New York, February 3, 1920. 7142 Afghanistan Ed 50658, Amb 4043 7143 Patches Ed 50650, Amb 3989 New York, February 5, 1920. 7146 Bo-La-Bo
VINCENT LOPEZ AND HIS HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA ORCHESTRA: Vincent Lopez, p, dir: Bob Effros, Bob Biers, t / Jim Cassidy, tb / Eddie Dornsife, cl, as / George Napoleon, as / Billy Hamilton cl, as, ts / Ernest Holst, vn / Joe Gold, 2nd p when used / Frank Reino, bj, g / Hank Waak, bb / Willie Kessler, d. New York, c. January 27, 1923. 71207-A-B Aggravatin' Papa OK 4783, 4812, Par E-5024 New York, March 22, 1923. 71370-D You've Got To See Mama Ev'ry Night (Or You Can't See Mama At All) OK 4819, Par E-5033 B. A. Rolfe, t, replaces Biers. New York, c. December 14, 1923. 72176-A Raggedy Ann OK 40009, Par E-5321, Od 03115 New York, January 5, 1924. 72250-B Steppin' Out OK 40024, Par E=5418, A-2015, LAR A-4243, Od 03209, Cap 4272 NOTE: Australian Capitol 4272 as ALFREDO'S ORCH. Billy Jones, v. New York, c. September 23, 1924. 72844-B Me And The Boy Friend - vBJ OK 40199, Par E-5321, A-2008 Henry Levine, t, replaces Rolfe; Larry Abbott, cl, as, replaces Dornsife; Xavier Cugat, Dan Yates, vn, replace Holst; Joe Tarto, bb, sb, a, replaces Waak. New York, September 19, 1925. 73634-8 Stomp Off, Let's Go OK 40478, Par E-5519, LAR A-4308, Od 03311 73635-B The Meanest Kind O' Blues OK 40478, Par E-5519 VINCENT LOPEZ AND HIS CASA LOPEZ ORCHESTRA: Charlie Butterfield, tb, replaces Cassidy; Mike Mosiello, t, replaces Levine. New York, c. January 28, 1926. 73969-A T-N-T OK 40552, Par E-5631, Cap 4256 73970- Black Horse Stomp - aJT OK 40552 NOTE: Capitol as ALFREDO'S ORCHESTRA New York, c. March 15, 1926. 74050-B Rhythm Of The Day OK 40586, Par E-5603, Cap 4236 NOTE: Capitol as ALFREDO'S ORCHESTRA VINCENT LOPEZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Vincent Lopez dir: Pete Gentile, another, t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / 2-3vn / p / bj, g / bb, sb / d / Jack Parker, v. New York, January 7, 1930. 9261-1 Look For The Silver Lining - vJP Ban 0557, Bwy 1350, Cam 0157, Dom 4478, PA 37081, Per 15262, Re 8925, Imp 2253, Ang 3208 NOTE: Broadway 1350 as LAWRENCE VEEDA & HIS ORCHESTRA. 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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