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

Unknown military-style band with sound effects. New York, c. June, 1917.

66402 Some Jazz Blues (Some Jass Blues*)

P20236, Crescent C-10031, Emp 5531, *Operaphone 4109

NOTE: Crescent as ALABAMA JAZZ BAND; Empire as EMPIRE BAND; Operaphone as GEORGIA JASS BAND.

MEMPHIS SHEIKS

Pseudonym on Victor for the Memphis Jug Band, q.v.

Snooks Friedman, d , dir: James Migliore or Estes Monasco, c / Ken Herlin, tb / Elly Bellare­, cl, as / Rupe Biggadike, p / Bob Cooke, bj. Memphis, February 4, 1928.

41840-1 Memphis Stomp

Vic 21641

41841-2 Hold It Still

Vic 21270

Memphis, February 11, 1928.

41882-2 Kansas City Blues

Vic 21270

41883-1 Goofer Feathers Blues

Vic 21641

Walter (Wally) Ashby, cl, as, bar, added; pac (probably by someone doubling)*. Memphis, September 6, 1928.

45486-2 Yea Alabama

Vic 21709

45487-3 Washington And Lee Swing

Vic 21709

45483-1-2-3 *Hot Dog

Vic unissued

45489-1-2 Standing In The Rain

Vic unissued

Migliore and Monasco present; Al Muller, cl, ts / Chuck Jordan, sb, added. Camden, NJ, July 2, 1929.

49446-1 Stompin' Away

Vic 23371

49447-2 Gettin' The Bird

Vic 23371

NOTE: See also Snooks and his Memphis Ramblers. The name MEMPHIS STOMPERS was also a pseudonym on Electradisk for Dave (Nelson)'s Harlem Nighlights (see Dave Nelson).

Pseudonym on Champion 15415 for the Triangle Harmony Boys, q.v.

James G. G. Mendello, c / Glenn Miller, tb / Fud Livingston, cl / Arthur Schutt, p / ? Carl Kress, g / Vic Berton, d / Jack Kaufman (as DICK HOLMES, RAY COUERT, and CONRAD SMITH), v. New York, July 3, 1928.

8071- Dancing Eyes - vJK

Ban unissued

8072- A Mad Mean Mama - vJK

Ban unissued

8073- You Can Have Him If You Want Him - vJK

Ban unissued

New York, August 15, 1928.

8148-1 Cool Papa (You'd Better Warm Up) - vJK

Ban 6206, Or 1371

8149-1 Sunday Afternoon - vJK

Ban 7248, Or 1387

8150-1 High Hattin' Hattie - vJK

Ban 6213, Or 1363

New York, October 16, 1928.

8260-1 Easy - vJK

Ban 7246, Bwy 1213, Or 1368, Pm 20754

8261-1 Dixie Drag (Blue Bottom)

Je 5446, Cr 81020

8261-2 Dixie Drag (Blue Bottom)

Ban 6214, Je 5446, Or 1396, Apex 8877

8262-2 Baby's Coming Back - vJK

Ban 6205, Chg 919, Dom 31020, Je 5405, Or 1360, Apex 8863, Cr 81038, LS 24368, Mic 22368, St 10416

NOTE: All Banner issues as MENDELLO'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Challenge 919, Jewel 5405 and 5406, and all Oriole issues as DIXIE JAZZ BAND, except 1368 as BOB GREEN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Broadway 1213 and Paramount 20754 as MARKS AND HIS FIVE OH-MY'S, vocal chorus ROY CLARK; Crown 81020 as PIERROT SYNCOPATORS; Micro­phone 22368 as JENKINS' BLACK ACES.

JOHNNY MERCER

Vocal, acc. by Victor Young dir: Sterling Bose, t / Jack Teagarden, tb / Fulton McGrath, p / Dick McDonough, g / Hank Wayland, sb. New York, August 24, 1934.

38417-A Lord, I Give You My Children

Dec 142

Dec unissued

38419-A The Bathtub Ran Over Again

Dec142

Benny Meroff, as, dir: Phil Grossi, Joe Harris, t / Norman Hendrickson, tb / Pete Ross, as / Harold White, ts / Gene Gory, Marcel Klauberg, vn / Bill Hughes, p / Hyman Milrod, bb / Al DeVito, d. Camden, NJ, August 8, 1925.

33412-1-2 Eccentric

Vic unissued

Benny Meroff, v, dir: Wild Bill Davison, Rosie Rusciolelli, Joe Rullo, t / Al Marineau, Joe Quartell, tb / Lenny Cohen, Tony Ciccone, as / Arnold Pritikin, ts, a / Roy Cole, vn / Al Nillson, p / Sid Pritikin, g / George Physter, sb / Benny Metz, d. Chicago, December 9, 1928.

402202-C Smiling Skies

OK 41171, Od A-189238

402203-C Me And The Man In The Moon - vBM

OK 41171, Od A-189238, Par R-316, A-2723

NOTE: Parlophone A-2723 also appeared in Australia with a Capitol half-label pasted over the original.

This name was also used on OKeh 40912 for Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra, and on OKeh 41079 (TOO BUSY) for Sam Lanin and his Famous players, both q.v. Other titles by this group are of no interest.

MERRIE'S DANCE QUINTET

Pseudonym on Aco G-15218 for the Original Memphis Five (LOOSE FEET), q.v.

Pseudonym on Decca 1017 for Billy Mason and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Champion for Bob McGowan and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on American Parlophone for Arthur Schutt and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Australian Bon Marche 148 for the Buffalodians, q.v.

Pseudonym on Parlophone E-6391 (I'LL BE BLUE - JUST THINKING OF YOU) for Fred Rich and his Orchestra, q.v., and for other, non-jazz bands on the same label.

Pseudonym on Oriole 325 for Clementine Smith, q, , v.

Pseudonym on Champion 15458 for Hogan Hancock and his Orchestra, q.v.

Paul Fenoulhet, t, tb / Cyril Rusby, as, bar / Archie Griffiths, p / Ronnie Rae, bj / Bob Purcell­, d, v. London, c. 1927.

Grey Eyes - vBP

Br T-44

Br T-45

Pseudonym on Domino 31002 for Ted Wallace and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Globe, Grey Gull, Nadsco, and Radiex for the following items listed in this book:­

1283 Harlem's Araby (Leroy Smith's Orch.)

1298 I'm Wild (Grey Gull studio band)

Pseudonym on English Perfect for the following items listed in this book:­

P-315 Souvenirs (California Ramblers, copies bearing matrix number 107913 only)

P-315 Side By Side (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

P-359 Without You, Sweetheart (Van and his Half Moon Orchestra

P-379 After My Laughter Came Tears (Lou Gold and his Orchestra)

The name was also used on Australian Grand Pree 18331, 18458, 18485 and 18539 for the California Ramblers, q.v., and on English Perfect for the following very interesting performance, not issued on any other label, apparently:

Red Nichols, t / ? Jimmy Lytell, cl / ? Fred Morrow, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Dick McDonough, bj / Vic Berton, d. New York, c. October 10, 1927.

107930 Everybody Loves My Girl

Per P-378

Vocal, acc. by the Original Memphis Five: Phil Napoleon, t / Charlie Panelli, tb / Jimmy Lytell, cl / Frank Signorelli,

69905 That Da Da Strain

PA 020870, Per 12031, Dav 5067

69906 'Tain't Nobody's Biz-ness If I Do

PA 020870, Per 12031, Dav 5067

Ray Kitchingman, bj, added. New York, December 4, 1922.

69958 Evil Minded Blues

PA 020877, Per 12038

69959 Last Go Round Blues

PA 020877, Per 12038

Vocal, acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, c. September, 1923.

Love Ain't Blind No More

Ajax 17007

Wish I Had You (And I'm Gonna Get You Blues)

Ajax 17007

Acc. by Leslie A. Hutchinson ("Hutch"), p. New York, October 1, 1923.

12048 Graveyard Dream Blues

Voc 14688, Sil 3011

12051 Low Down Papa (Treat Sweet Mama Kind)

Voc 14688, Sil 3011

Acc. by Joe Smith, c / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, October 30, 1923.

12208 / 09 He's Never Gonna Throw Me Down

Voc 14709

12211 / 12 Awful Moanin' Blues

Voc 14709

Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, c. November, 1923.

31015-1 Tired O' Waitin' Blues

Ajax 17013

31016-1 He's My Man, Your Man (Somebody Else's Too)

Ajax 17013

Acc. by Joe Smith, c / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, November 30, 1923.

12377 Mason-Dixon Blues

Voc 14725

12379 Chicago Bound Blues

Voc 14725

Acc. unknown. New York, c. December, 1923.

26092-2 Bleeding Hearted Blues

Bell P-255

Down-Hearted Blues

Bell P-255

Acc. by Ernest Elliott, cl, as / Porter Grainger, p. New York, c. January, 1924.

31502 Mississippi Blues - cl

Ajax 17019

31504 The Man Ain't Born Who Can Treat Me Like You Do - as

Ajax 17019

Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, March, 1924.

5457-2 'Tain't A Doggone Thing But The Blues

Ban 1358, Dom 362, Hg 925, Re 9654

5458-2 Plug Ugly (The Worst Lookin' Man In Town)

Ban 1358, Dom 361, Hg 925, Re 9654

NOTE: Domino 361 and 362 as MAE HARRIS acc. by CLARENCE NELSON.

Acc. by Henderson and his Jazzy Cornetist: Howard Scott, c / Fletcher Henderson­, p. New York, April, 1924.

31555 Heart Breakin' Joe

Ajax 17026

31558 Don't Mess With Me

Ajax 17026

Acc. by Elmer Chambers, c / Don Redman, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, April, 1924.

42592-1 Don't Know And Don't Care Blues

Em 10748

42593-1 I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down

Em 10748

105326 Pipe Dream Blues

PA 032053, Per 12132, Hg 967

105327 Black Star Line

PA 032053, Per 12132, Hg 967

Acc. by her Sawin' Trio: Bubber Miley, c / Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p / ? Elmer Snowden, bj; or Hooper and

31571 Papa Don't Ask Mama Where She Was

Ajax 17039

31574 I'm Every Man's Mama

Ajax 17040

31575 *You Better Build Love's Fire (Or Your Sweet Mama's Gone)

Ajax 17040

Acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p, with Bubber Miley­, c*. New York, c. July, 1924.

31597 *War Horse Mama

Ajax 17047

31599 *Cold Weather Papa

Ajax 17047

31602 Hateful Blues

Ajax 17048

31603 Frankie Blues

Ajax 17048

Acc. by Louis Metcalf, c / Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. August, 1924.

31622 He Used To Be Mine (But You Can Have Him Now)

Ajax 17082

31624 Lost My Sweetie Blues

Ajax 17077

Acc. by Fats Waller, p. New York, August 5, 1924.

13467 Maybe Someday

Voc 14861, Sil 3012

13469 (I'm Gonna See You) When Your Troubles Are Just Like Mine

Voc 14861, Sil 3012

Acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Bob Fuller, cl / p or Bubber Miley, c / Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. August, 1924.

31630 You'll Never Have No Luck By Quittin' Me - cl / p

Ajax 17054

31631 Lonesome For That Man Of Mine - c / p

Ajax 17054

Acc. by Starks' Hot Five: Shirley Clay, c / Preston Jackson, tb / Artie Starks, cl, as / Cassino Simpson, p / Johnny St. Cyr, bj. Chicago, June 21, 1926.

9766-A Blackville After Dark

OK 8364

OK 8364

Pseudonym on Regal 8183 for Ken "Goof" Moyer, q.v.

The following by this West Coast-based commercial dance band are unusually interesting as hot dance music. (This is not the same artist as VICK MYERS, q.v.)

Vic Meyers dir: Billy Stewart, Bill Zimmerman, c / Jim Taft, tb / Art Kenton, cl, as, a / Cecil Harnack, as / Bob Gordon, ts, bsx / Al Newman, p / bj / "Chief, " bb / Bob Goodwin, d. ?Seattle, August 21, 1923.

11229 Mean, Mean Mama

Br 2501

11233 Shake It And Break It

Los Angeles, May 6, 1924.

A-11 / 12 / 13 Beets And Turnips

Br unissued

Los Angeles, May 7, 1924.

A-20 / 22 Weary Blues

Br 2664

A-23 / 25 Tell Me Wnat To Do

A-36 / 33 Beets And Turnips

Br 2664

Los Angeles, May 8, 1924.

Br 2630

Los Angeles, May 12, 1924.

A-78 / 79 Mean Looks

Br 2733

A-80 / 82 Helen Gone

Br 2630

Vic Meyers, d, dir: Frank McMuir, c, vn / Bill Zimmerman, c / Jim Taft, tb / Art Kenton, cl, as, a / E. E. Elliott, Sr., cl, as, bb / Bob Gordon, cl, ts / Earl Gibson, p, a / Harry Reser, bj. New York, November 28, 1924.

900 / 2 Voc 15056, Bel 882, Clm 1835, Lev A-102

NOTE: Beltona 882 as PALM BEACH PLAYERS; Coliseum 1835 as COLISEUM DANCE ORCHES­TRA; Levaphone A-102 as DIXIE PLANTATION ORCHESTRA.

New York, December 1, 1924.

14362 / 64; Three O'Clock Blues

903 / 05 Voc 15056, Lev A-102

NOTE: Levaphone A-102 as DIXIE PLANTATION ORCHESTRA.

VIC MEYERS' MUSIC: Vic Meyers dir. unknown personnel; Herman Sweetman, v. New York, October 28, 1929.

149452-1-3 Rose Room - vHS

Col 2120-D, A-8713

MEZZ MEZZROW AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Max Kaminsky, Freddy Goodman, Ben Gusick, t / Floyd O'Brien, tb / Mezz Mezzrow, cl, as, a / Benny Carter, t, as, v, a / Johnny Russell, ts / Teddy Wilson, p / Clayton "Sunshine" Duerr, g / Pops Foster, sb / Jack Maisel, d. New York, November 6, 1933.

B-14272-A Free Love - aBC

Br 7551, A-9527, A-500369

B-14273-A Dissonance - aMM

Br 7551, 02509, A-9527, A-500369, Par R-2881, PZ-11006, Col 291564, Pol 580008

B-14274-A Swinging With Mezz - aMM, FO'B

Br 6778, 01762, A-500370, Par R-2881, PZ, 11006, Col 291564, Pol 5800008

B-14275-A Love, You're Not The One For Me - vBC

Br 6778, 01762, A-500370

Max Kaminsky, Reunald Jones, Chelsea Quealey, t / Floyd O'Brien, tb, a / Mezz Mezzrow, cl, as, a / Benny Carter, as / Bud Freeman, ts / Willie "The Lion" Smith, p / John Kirby, sb / Chick Webb, d / Alex Hill, a. New York, May 7, 1934.

82392-1 Old Fashioned Love - aAH

Vic 25202, 62-0056, JA-655, BB B-10251, HMV B-8408, JF-9, K-7690, SG-245

82393-1 Apologies - aMM

Vic 25019, JA-1277, BB B-10250, HMV B-8403, JF-9, K-7049, SG-244

82394-1 Sendin'The Vipers - aMM

Vic 25019, JA-1277, BB B-10250, HMV B-8403, JF-5, K-7049, SG-244

82395-1 35th And Calumet - aFO'B

Vic 25202, JA-655, BB B-10251, HMV B-8408, JF-5, K-7690, SG-245

MIAMI BEACH BAND

Pseudonym on Swedish Grand 707 for the Washboard Serenaders, q.v.

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

251 I'm Gonna Get Acquainted (Dixie Jazz Band)

253 Dixie Flyer Sam (New Orleans Jazz Band)

551 Spanish Shawl (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra)

552 Who? (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra)

Art McCammon, t / Paul Williams, tb / 2 reeds from Boyd Betts and Ed McClure or Thornton Smith, cl, as, ts / Jack Risk, p / Orrie Irelan, bj / Bernard Whelan, d (from the Casino Gardens, Indianapolis). Richmond, IN, March 21, 1922.

11077,-A-B-C Granny (You're My Mammy's Mammy)

Gnt unissued

11078,-A-B-C I Wonder Blues

Gnt unissued

11079 Teasin'

Gnt unissued

Richmond, IN, April 3, 1922.

11086-C I Wonder Blues

Gnt Special (unnumbered)

11087-C Teasin'

Gnt Special (unnumbered)

Unknown t / tb / cl, as / cl, ts / vn / p / bj / ob / d. (It is believed that one band members doubles as the violinist). Richmond, IN, May 29, 1924.

11891 Red Hot Mama

Gnt 5473

Gnt 5473

12063-A Blackin' Blues

Gnt 5585

12064 Boll Weevil Byes

Gnt 5585

Richmond, IN, September 28, 1925.

12353,-A-B I Want To See A Little More Of What I Saw In Arkansas

Gnt unissued

12354,-A Everybody Stomp

Gnt unissued

Richmond, IN, October 13, 1925.

12371,-A Fallin' Down

Gnt 3165, Ch 15039

12372-A Ida, I Do

Gnt 3174

NOTE: Champion as MOON ALLEN'S ORCHESTRA.

Richmond, IN, November 9, 1925.

12403-A Slippery Elm

Gnt 3174

12404,-A-B Static

Gnt unissued

Richmond, IN, January 19, 1928.

13383 So Tired

Chg 757

Pseudonym on Perfect 14638 for the California Ramblers, q.v.

Pseudonym on Cameo 8236, Lincoln 2884, Romeo 659, and Dominion A-9 (GET OUT AND GET UNDER THE MOON) for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:­

Challenge 963 Before The Rain (Carolina Collegians; see Hal Kemp)

Je 5220 Sam Lanin and his Orchestra

Oriole 1154 Sam Lanin and his Orcehstra

1479 Dream Train (Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra)

Ernest "Mike" Michall, cl / F. B. Paxton, Sterling Payne, as / Archie Anderson, vn / Troy Snapp, p / Ferman Tapp,

12932-B Embarrassment Blues (Sidewalk Blues*)

Gnt 6393, BP 8046*, Ch 15491, Chg 372

NOTE: Gennett 6393 as KING BRADY'S CLARINET BAND; Black Patti 8046 as ERNEST MICHALL (CLARINET BAND).

Chicago, c. July 24, 1927.

12945 Lazybone Blues (Toledano Street Blues*) (Dry Bones**)

Gnt 6393, BP 8046*, Ch 15455, Pm 12783**

NOTE: Gennett 6393 as KING BRADY'S CLARINET BAND; Paramount 12783 as JOE'S HOT BABIES.

Pseudonym on Pennington 1453 and 1455 for Leroy Smith and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Mayfair G-2007 (HELLO! BEAUTIFUL) for Will Osborne's Orchestra, q.v.

Red Nichols, t , dir: Mickey Bloom, Tommy Thunen, t / Glenn Miller, tb / 2 as / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / ? Henry Whiteman or Maurice Goffin, vn / ? Rube Bloom, p / ? Joe Tarto, bb / Gene Krupa­, d / Red McKenzie, v. New York, September 13, 1929.

149002-3 Swanee Shuffle - vRM

Col 1981-D, A-8332, J-791

149003-2 I Gotta Have You - vRM

Col 1981-D, CB-14, A-8347, J-791

Pseudonym on Duophone D-4020 and D-4046 for Meyer Davis and his Orchestra, q.v.

Other titles under this name may feature occasional brief solos, but the following is more than usually interesting.

Harry Bidgood, p, a, dir: Ernie Abbey, ? another, t / Ted Heath, tb / George Gibson, cl, as / Fred Gilmore, cl, ts / Ramon Newton, vn, v / Len Shevill, bj / Barney Singleton, bb / Wag Abbey, d. London, late November, 1927.

Z-279 I'm Going Back To HIMAZAS - vRN

Bcst 182

THE MIDNIGHT MINSTRELS

Pseudonym on Regal and Regal Zonophone for the following items listed in this book:­

MR-403 Pardon Me, Pretty Baby (Fred Rich and his Orchestra)

MR-499 I Don't Know Why (Benny Goodman and his Orchestra)

MR-1025 Roll Up The Carpets (Billy Cotton and his Band)

THE MIDNIGHT REVELLERS

Pseudonym on Australian Regal for the following items listed in this book:­

G-20602 If I Had My Way (Merle Johnston and his Ceco Couriers)

G-20990 Put Your Worries Through The Mangle (Ray Starita and his Band)

G-21577 Let's Have A Party (Joe Haymes and his Orchestra)

THE MIDNIGHT ROUNDERS

Jimmy Blythe, p / Bill Johnson, sb / Jimmy Bertrand, wb. Chicago, August 21, 1928.

C-2254-A-B Bull Fiddle Rag

Voc unissued

C-2255-A-B Barrell House Baker [sic]

Voc unissued

Jimmy Blythe, p / Bill Johnson, sb / Cliff Jones, d, v. Chicago, October 9, 1928.

C-2421-B Shake Your Shimmy - vCJ

Voc 1218, Spt S-2234, Creole 20

C-2422-A Bull Fiddle Rag

Voc 1237

NOTE: Special pressings of these masters, coupling them, exist.

Harry Tropper, bb, sb , dir: Andy Pedulla, Bill Mach, t / Frank Lhotak, tb / Eddie Obermiller­, cl / Stanley Norris, as / Art Cope, cl, ts, vn / Benny Sans, p / bj / Tony Monico, d. Chicago, July, 1928.

20765-2 When Sweet Susie Goes Stepping By

Pm 20657, Bwy 1216

Chicago, August, 1928.

20789-1 Tin Roof Blues

Pm 20657, Bwy 1216

THE MIDNIGHT STOMPERS

Pseudonym on Edison Bell Winner 4874 for Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Canadian Domino 21316 for the California Ramblers, q.v.

Elmer Schoebel, p, a, dir: Murphy Steinberg and another, c / Jesse Barnes, tb / Art Kassel, Roy Kramer, cl / Lou Black, bj / Steve Brown, bb, sb / Bobby de Lys, d. Chicago, October 18, 1923.

81311-1 Lots O' Mama

Col 33-D

Col 33-D

Col 51-D, Re G-8148

NOTE: Regal G-8148 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Chicago, c. October 19, 1923.

1532-1 Black Sheep Blues

Pm 20272, Cx 40272, Hg 863, Pur 11312, VJR 9, Adisco (unnumbered)

1533-1-2 Lots O' Mama

Pm 20273, Cx 40273, Hg 864, Pur 11273, Pt / Tri 11311

1534-1 Sobbin' Blues

Pm 20273, Cx 40273, Hg 864, Pur 11273, Pt / Tri 11311

NOTE: All issues from this session as MIDWAY GARDEN ORCHESTRA except Puritan 11312, as MANHATTAN IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA.

Phil Wing, cl, replaces Kassel. Chicago, December 5, 1923.

81383-2 Buddy's Habits [sic]

Col 51-D

Unknown c / tb / cl, as / ts / p / bj / ob / d / Sol Bearman, v. Birmingham, AL, c. July 12, 1927. Birmingham, AL,

GEX-830-A Is It Possible? - vSB

Gnt 6247, Ch 15345, Sil 5108

NOTE: Champion as GREEN PARROT INN ORCHESTRA. Other titles by this band are of no jazz interest.

Vocal, acc. by Q. Roscoe Snowden, p. Long Island City, NY, c. August, 1922.

Please Don't Tickle Me Babe

BS 14121, Pm 12156

Acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. Long Island City, NY, c. August, 1922.

When You're Crazy Over Daddy

BS 14121, Pm 12156

Acc. by Joe Smith, c / ? George Brashear, tb / ? Clarence Robinson, cl / Willie Gant, p / ? Ralph Escudero, bb. Long Island City, NY, c. September, 1922.

424-2 If You Want To Keep Your Daddy Home

BS 14130, Pm 12157

425-1 You're Fooling With The Wrong Gal Now

BS 14130, Pm 12157

Acc. by t / tb / cl / p. Long Island City, NY, c. November, 1922.

461-2 When I Dream Of Old Tennessee Blues

BS 14133, Pm 12158

463-1 I Don't Want You (If You Don't Want Me)

BS 14133, Pm 12158

Acc. by t / tb / cl / p. Long Island City, NY, c. January, 1923.

476 Low Down 'Bama Blues

BS 14139, Pm 12160

484-2 Love Me In Your Old-Time Way

BS 14139, Pm 12160, Oly 1515

Four O'Clock Blues

BS 14136, Pm 12159, Oly 1515

How I've Got Dem Twilight Blues

BS 14136, Pm 12159

NOTE: Olympic 1515 as PEARL HARRIS.

Acc. by Stanley Miller, p. New York, September 15, 1923.

8522-A Baby's Got The Blues

Gnt 5261

Gnt 5261

8572-A He's Never Gonna Throw Me Down

Gnt 5292, St 9475

8573-A Graveyard Dream Blues

Gnt 5292

Acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, November 24, 1923.

8607-A He Went Away And Left Me Blues

Gnt 5307

Gnt 5307

8661-A He's My Man, Your Man (Somebody Else's Too)

Gnt 5339, Sil 4051

8662-A Awful Moanin' Blues

Gnt 5339, Sil 4051

Acc. by Joe Smith, c / Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, January 19, 1924.

8708-A War Horse Mama

Gnt 5359, Sil 4048

8709-A You Don't Know My Mind Blues

Gnt 5359, Sil 4048

Smith omitted. New York, February 8, 1924.

8760 31st Street Blues

Gnt 5391, Sil 4043

8761-A Pipe Dream Blues

Gnt 5391, Sil 4043

Acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Louis Metcalf, c, or ? Bob Fuller, cl / Cliff Jackson, p. New York, c. September, 1924.

31641 Lovin' Henry Blues - c

Ajax 17057

31644 Freight Train Blues - cl

Ajax 17057

Acc. by Bubber Miley, c / Arthur Ray, p. New York, September 15, 1924.

9707 Sweet Man Joe

Ed 51476

Acc. by the Kansas City Five: Bubber Miley or Johnny Dunn, c / Jake Frazier, tb / Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper or Arthur Ray, p / ? Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, October 2, 1924.

9761 Temper'mental Papa

Ed 51477

Ed 51476

Acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Louis Metcalf, c / Cliff Jackson, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, c. October, 1924.

31679 Flora's Weary Blues

Ajax 17070

Bob Fuller, cl, replaces Snowden.

31690 Believe Me, Hot Mama

Ajax 17066

Bubber Miley, c / Jake Frazier, tb / Bob Fuller, cl / Charlie Pryme or Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj.

31703 Won't Someone Help Me Find My Lovin' Man

Ajax 17076, PA 032124, Per 12203

31705 South Bound Blues

Ajax 17070

Sweet Man Joe

Ajax 17076

NOTE: Pathé and Perfect as AUGUSTA JONES.

Vocal duets with Billy Higgins, acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Bubber Miley, c / Bob Fuller, cl* / ? Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. November, 1924.

31725 *I'm Done, Done, Done With You

Ajax 17080

31727 A To Z Blues

Ajax 17080

Instrumentation uncertain. New York, c. November, 1924.

31733 Satisfied

Ajax 17083

31735 Picnic Time

Ajax 17083

Vocal, acc. by the Kansas City Five: Bubber Miley or Johnny Dunn, c / Jake Frazier, tb / Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper or Arthur Ray, p / ? Elmer Snowden, b. New York, November 21, 1924.

9862 Mad Mama's Blues

Ed 51477

Vocal duets with Billy Higgins (as JAZZ CASPER), acc. by Bubber Miley or Louis Met­calf, c / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, c. November 22, 1924.

5741-1-2 Let's Agree To Disagree

Ban 1499, Dom 3469, Re 9796

Vocal, acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p with Elmer Snowden, bj**. New York, c. December, 1924.

31743 Cross Word Papa (You Sure Do Puzzle Me)

Ajax 17087, PA 032123, Per 12202

31745 **I'm A Cabaret Nightingale

Ajax 17090

31749 There'll Be Some Changes Made

Ajax 17087

NOTE: Pathé / Perfect issues as AUGUSTA JONES.

Acc. by unknown (white?) bj. New York, c. January, 1925.

31769 De Clouds Are Gwine To Roll Away

Ajax 17092

31771 It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo'

Ajax 17092

Acc. by Bob Fuller, cl, as / ? Ernest Elliott, as, ts / Louis Hooper, p / Billy Higgins, v (as JAZZ CASPER) / Joe Davis, v effects, all as shown. New York, c. January 26, 1925.

5327-1-2 Bitter Feelin' Blues - asBF / ts

Ban 1498, Dom 3468, Or 353, Re 9797

5828-2 Thunderstorm Blues - clBF / vJD

Ban 1498, Dom 3468, Or 353, Re 9797

5829-2 It's The Last Time I'll Be A Pastime For You - vBH / as / asBF

Ban 1499, Dom 3469, Re 9796

NOTE: Oriole 353 as CAROLINE LEE.

Acc. by Bubber Miley or Tom Morris, c / Louis Hooper, p, with? Jake Frazier, tb, or Bob Fuller, cl, as shown. New York, c. February 18, 1925.

5861-2 Ghost Walkin' Blues - cl

Ban 1516, Dom 3485, Reg 9810, Fos 9810

5862-2 Can't Be Trusted Blues - tb

Ban 1516, Dom 3485, Reg 9810, Fos 9810

NOTE: Fossey's is an Australian store label pasted on American Regal pressings.

Acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Rex Stewart, c / Jake Frazier, tb / Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. February, 1925.

31801 Give Me Just A Little Bit Of Love

Ajax 17134

31805 At The Cake Walk Steppers' Ball

Ajax 17127

Acc. by Bob Fuller, ? Ernest Elliott, as / Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. March 17, 1925.

5910-1 Low Down Daddy Blues

Ban 1534, Dom 3504, Em 10874, Re 9831, Sil 2542

NOTE: Emerson 10874 as JOSIE MILLS; Silvertone 2542 as MAZIE GREEN. Subsequent records labeled (MISSIONARY) JOSEPHINE MILES are of gospel material; see Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943.