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- BUBBER MILEY AND HIS MILEAGE MAKERS
- EDDIE MILLERS DANCE ORCHESTRA
- JIM MILLER AND CHARLIE FARRELL
- JOHNNIE MILLERS NEW ORLEANS FROLICKERS
- LILLIAN MILLER
- LUELLA MILLER
LIZZIE MILES Vocal, acc. by t / cl / as / vn / p / whistler. New York, c. February 24. 1922. 70496-B Muscle Shoals Blues OK 8031
70497-B She Walked Right Up And Took My Man Away OK 8031
New York, c. March 11, 1922. 70534-B Virginia Blues OK 8032 70535-B State Street Blues OK 8032 Acc. by c / tb / as / vn / bb / d. New York, c. August 17, 1922. 70783-B Wicked Blues OK 8037
70784-B He May Be Your Man, But He Comes To See Me Sometimes OK 8037
New York, c. September 27, 1922. 70866-C Lonesome Monday Morning Blues OK 8039 70867-A Please Don't Tickle Me, Babe OK 8039 New York, c. October 18, 1922. 70936-B Hot Lips OK 8040
70937-B Take It, 'Cause It's All Yours OK 8040
Acc. by Ricketts' Stars: t / tb / cl / as / Bob Ricketts, p / bb. New York, January, 1923. 71249-B The Yellow Dog Blues OK 8052 71250-B The Black Bottom Blues OK 8050 71251-A He Used To Be Your Man But He's My Man Now OK 8048 71254-B Sweet Smellin' Mama (Poro Blues) OK 8048 71255-B The Trixie Blues OK 8049 NOTE: Matrices 71252 / 71253 are untraced. The above five titles probably represent the work of two sessions. Acc. by her Creole Jazz Hounds: t / tb / cl / p / ob / d. New York, c. January, 1923. 42319-1-2 Four O'Clock Blues Em 10586 42320-2 Aggravatin' Papa Em 10586 42337-1-2 Tell Me Gypsy Em 10603 42338-1-2 You've Got To Come And See Mama Every Night [sic] Em 10603 Acc. by Clarence Johnson, p. New York, c. February, 1923. 42364-2 Your Time Now Em 10613
42365-2 Haitian Blues Em 10613
New York, April 24, 1923. Tishomingo Blues Vic test (unnumbered) New York, April 26, 1923. 80966-2 Sweet Smellin' Mama (Poro Blues) Col A3897 80987-3 Haitian Blues (Wild Weepin' Moan) Col A3897 New York, May 23, 1923. 28025-3 You're Always Messin' 'Round With My Man Vic 19083, HMV B-1703 NOTE: Some copies of Victor 19083 show the accompanist as Clarence Williams; on HMV B-1703 he is anonymous. Acc. by Clarence Johnson, p. New York, May 24, 1923. 81029-1 Family Trouble Blues Col A3920 81030-2 Triflin' Man Col A3920 New York, June 18, 1923. 10858 My Pillow And Me Br 2462*
10864 Black Man (Be On Yo' Way) Br 2462*
10868 / 70 Low Down Papa Br unissued 10874 / 76 She Walked Right Up And Took My Man Away Br unissued NOTE: Many of the missing matrix numbers in the above sequence are by Edna Hicks, q.v. The remainder are unissued takes of the above two issued titles. New York, July 19, 1923. 28297-2 Keep Yourself Together, Sweet Papa (Mama's Got Her Eyes On You) Vic 19158 28298-4 Cotton Belt Blues Vic 19124 Acc. by Louis Metcalf, c / Louis Hooper, p. New York, March 18, 1927. 80644-B Slow Up Papa OK 8456 80645-A Grievin' Mama Blues OK 8456 Acc. by cl / p. New York, October 12, 1927. 7554-1 Mean Old Bed Bug Blues Ban 6117, Cq 7128, Dom 4055, Je 5138, Or 1059, Re 8434 7555-1-2 You Can't Have It Unless I Give It To You Ban 6117, Cq 7082, Dom 4085, Je 5138, Or 1118, Re 8473 NOTE: Jewel 5138 and Oriole 1059, 1118 as MANDY SMITH. Acc. by Clarence Johnson.p. New York, November 13, 1927. 7610-3 When You Get Tired Of Your New Sweetie Ban 6162, Cq 7084, Dom 4099, Je 5188, Or 1118, Re 8493 7611- Police Blues Cq 7082, Dom 4085, Re 8473 7612-2 Don't Let Your Love Come Down Ban 7025, Je 5207, Or 1147 NOTE: Jewel 5188, 5207, and Oriole 1118, 1147 as MANDY SMITH. Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, January 4, 1928. 7708-2 Shootin' Star Blues Ban 7025, Dom 4112, Je 5207, Or 1170, Re 8512 7709-2 Lonesome Ghost Blues Ban 7048, Dom 4112, Je 5230, Or 1147, Re 8512 7710-2 If You Can't Control Your Man Ban 7048, Cq 7084, Dom 4099, Je 5230, Or 1170, Re 8493 NOTE: Jewel 5207, 5230 and Oriole 1147 and 170 as MANDY SMITH. Acc. by Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p. New York, February 29, 1928. 7820-2 Nobody Shows What My Baby Shows Ban 7075, Je 5254, Or 1197 7821-1-2 Second-Hand Daddy Ban 7075, Cq 7185, Dom 4126, Je 5254, Re 8530 7822- -3 A Good Man Is Hard To Find Cq 7185, Dom 4126, Or 1197, Re 8530 NOTE: Jewel 5254 and Oriole 1197 as MANDY SMITH. Unknown bj added. New York, May 2, 1928. 7953-2 Shake It Down Ban 7128, Je 5309, Or 1249 7954-1 Banjo Papa (Stop Pickin' 0n Me) Dom 4152, Or 1249, Re 8572 7955-2-3 Your Worries Ain't Like Mine Dom 4152, Je 5309, Or 1249, Re 8572 NOTE: Jewel 5309 and Oriole 1249 as MANDY SMITH. Acc. by King Oliver, c / Albert Socarras, as, f / Clarence Williams, p. New York, June 12, 1928. 146430-1-2-3 You're Such A Cruel Papa To Me - fAS Col unissued 146431-1-2-3 My Dif'rent Kind O' Man - asAS Col unissued Same acc. as previous date. New York, June 30, 1928. 146430-6 You're Such A Cruel Papa To Me - fAS Col 14335-D 146431-4 My Dif'rent Kind O' Man - asAS Col 14335-D Acc. by Jelly Roll Morton, p. 46th Street studio, New York, December 11, 1929. 57761-2 I Hate A Man Like You Vic V-38571, Bm 1023 57762-2 Don't Tell Me Nothin' 'Bout My Man Vic V-38571, Bm 1023 Acc. by Harry Brooks, p. New York, January 27, 1930. 59122-2 My Man O' War Vic 23281, BB B-5064, B-6152, Sr S-3149 59123-2 Electrician Blues Vic 23298 (not issued), BB B-5064, B-6152, Sr S-3149 59124-1 Good Time Papa Vic 23306, V-38607 59125-1-2 You Ain't Had No Blues Vic unissued Acc. by Porter Grainger, p / Teddy Bunn, g / Pops Foster, sb. New York, February 27, 1930. 58676-1 The Man I Got Ain't The Man I Want Vic 23281 58677-1 or -2 Yellow Dog Gal Blues
58578-2 Too Slow Blues Vic 23298 (not issued) 58579-1 Done Throwed The Key Away Vic 23306
Bubber Miley, Ward Pinkett and another, t / Wilbur de Paris, tb / Hilton Jefferson and another, cl, as / Happy Caldwell, ts / Earl Frazier, p, cel / Bernard Addison and another, bj, g / Bill Benford, bb / Tommy Benford, d / Frank Marvin, v. New York, May 16, 1930. 62232-3 I Lost My Gal From Memphis - vFM Vic V-38138 62233-3 Without You, Emaline - vFM Vic V-38138 Buster Bailey, cl, as, replaces (or may be identified as) the unknown; unknown sb replaces Benford; George Bias, v. New York, July 3, 1930. 63108-2 Black Maria - vGB Vic V-38146, 760-0006 63109-2 Chinnin' And Chattin' With May - vGB Vic V-38146, 760-0006 As for May 16, 1930, without the unknown cl, as; Addison plays bj and g; Edith Wilson, v, replaces Marvin. New York, September 11, 1930. 63645-1-2-3 Loving You The Way I Do - vEW Vic unissued 63646-1-2-3 The Penalty Of Love - vEW Vic unissued New York, September 17, 1930. 63645-6 Loving You The Way I Do - vEW Vic 23010 63646-5 The Penalty Of Love - vEW Vic 23010
Pseudonym on Romeo 396 for the Original Indiana Five, q.v. EMMETT MILLER The following titles by this pop singer are of some interest for their accompaniments. Vocal, acc. by Walt Rothrock, p. New, York, October 25, 1924. 72936-D Anytime OK 40239 New York, November 7, 1924. 72960-B. The Pickaninnies' Paradise OK 40239
Asheville, NC, September 1, 1925. 9324- You're Just The Girl For Me OK 40545 9325-A Big Bad Bill Is Sweet William Now OK 40465 9326-B Lovesick Blues OK 40465 9327- I Never Had The Blues OK 40545 Acc. by his Georgia Crackers: Leo McConville, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Eddie Lang, g / Stan King, d, "assisted by Dan Fitch" where noted. New York, June 12, 1928. 400781-A God's River Blues OK 41438, Par R-198 400782-C I Ain't Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares For Me) OK 41062, Od 165494 400783-B Lovesick Blues - DF OK 41062, Od 165494, Par R-198 400784-A The Lion Tamers - DF OK 41205
NOTE: Parlophone R-198 as EMMETT MILLER assisted by THE UNIVERSITY FIVE. Manny Klein, t, may replace McConville on some, if not all, the next four sessions; there appears to be a 2nd as on these. New York, August 9, 1928. 401060-A Anytime OK 41095, Od 165415 401061-3 St. Louis Blues OK 41095, Par R-2270, Od 165415 New York, September 14, 1928. 401116-C Take Your Tomorrow OK 41135, Par R-314 401117-C Dusky Stevedore OK 41135, Par R-314 NOTE: Parlophone R-314 as EMMETT MILLER accompanied by MIFF MOLE'S MOLERS. Charles Chiles, v, added where shown. New York, January 8, 1929. 401509-A I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None O' This Jelly Roll OK 41280, Par R-2163, Od 165812 401510-B (I Got A Woman Crazy For Me) She's Funny That Way OK 41182 401511-C You Lose - vCC OK 41205, Par R-1155 NOTE: Parlophone R-1155 as SAM AND BILL; reverse by different artists, under the same pseudonym, but of no interest as jazz. Joe Tarto, sb, added. New York, January 19, 1929. 401546-B Right Or Wrong OK 41280, Od 165812 401547-C That's The Good Old Sunny South OK 41438 401548-C You're The Cream In My Coffee OK 41182 As for June 12, 1928, plus Joe Tarto, sb; Phil Pavey, v where shown. New York, September 5, 1929. 402932-A Lovin' Sam (The Sheik Of Alabam') OK 41305, Od ONY-41305, Par R-2270 402933-A Big Bad Bill Is Sweet William Now OK 41305, Od ONY-41305 402934-B The Ghost Of The St. Louis Blues - vPP OK 41342, Par PNY-34013, R-1138, Od 238013, A-286056 ONY-36016 NOTE: Some copies of Odeon A-286056 are pressed from matrix 402534, by Louis Armstrong, q.v. Acc. by his Georgia Crackers: Tommy Dorsey, t / Jack Teagarden, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Eddie Lang, g / Joe Tarto, sb / Gene Krupa, d. New York, September 12, 1929. 402948-C Sweet Mama (Papa's Getting Mad) OK 41342, Par PNY-34013, Od ONY-36016, 623801 402949-C The Pickaninnies' Paradise OK 41377
402950-C The Blues Singer (From Alabam') OK 41377, Par R-1115, Od A-286054 JACK MILLER The following from the large nunmber of Harmony records by this light vocalist are reportedly of some interest for their accompaniments. Vocal, acc. by the New England Yankees (a Ben Selvin orchestra probably including Manny Klein and / or Bob Effros, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Larry Abbott, Merle Johnston, cl, as / Hymie Wolfson or Joe Dubin, ts / Irving Brodsky, p / Tony Colucci, bj, g / Jack Hansen or Hank Stern, bb / Stan King, d. New York, February 11, 1929. 147953-3 (When I'm Walkin' With My Sweetness) Down Among The Sugar Cane Har 881-H, VT 1881-V Acc. by the New Englanders: probably similar. New York, June 24, 1929. 148751-2 Singin' In The Rain Har 953-11, SR 1039-P, VT 1881-V, Re G-20589 Acc. by the New Englanders: includes Manny Klein, t / Adrian Rollini, bsx. New York, March 1, 1930. 150047-2 The Moon Is Low Har 1125-H, SR 2021-P, VT 2125-V, Re G-20756
This popular comic vocal duo made a few records that are of mild interest as jazz for their accompaniments. Acc. by Lennie Hayton, p / Carl Kress, g, with Red Nichols, Bob Ashford, t / Vic Berton, d*. New York, January 11, 1928. 41537-3 The Grass Grows Greener ('Way Down Home) Vic 21209, Zon EE-100 41538-3 *Tin Pan Parade Vic 21209, HMV B-2717, Zon EE-100 New York, April 19, 1928. 43585-3 What Do You Say? Vic 21390, HMV EA-380 43586-1-2-3 I'm Wingin' Home Vic unissued Acc. by Mike Mosiello, t / Andy Sannella, cl, as / Lou Raderman, vn / Milt Rettenberg or Frank Banta, p / ? Carl Kress, g. New York, January 29, 1929. 49695-1 Happy Humming Bird Vic 21887 Vocal duets with Charlie Farrell, acc. by Mike Mosiello, t / Andy Sannella, cl, as / Lou Raderman or Murray Kellner, vn / Frank Banta, p / Carl Kress, g / Al Armer, sb. New York, July 29, 1929. 55135-3 Lovable And Sweet Vic 22078, HMV B-3183, EA-618 55166-3 Where The Sweet Forget-Me-Nots Remember Vic 22078, EA-618 JOHNNIE MILLER'S NEW ORLEANS FROLICKERS Sharkey Bonano, c / Sidney Arodin, cl / Hal Jordy, as / Johnnie Miller, p / Steve Brou, bj / Chink Martin, bb / Leo Adde, d. New Orleans, April 25, 1928. 146192-1 Everybody's Got Somebody To Love Them Col unissued 146193-3 Panama Col 1546-D, Gothic 510, HJCA HC-86 146194-2 Dipper Mouth Blues Col 1546-D, Gothic 510, HJCA HC-86 LILLIAN MILLER Vocal, acc. by Hersal Thomas, p. Chicago, March 4, 1926. 9570-A Kitchen Blues OK 8381
Acc. by George W. Thomas, p, v / Charlie Hill, g (and possibly a 2nd g*). Richmond, IN, c. May 3, 1928. 13713-A Harbor Blues - vGT Gnt 6518, Spt 9282 13714-A You Just Can't Keep A Good Woman Down Gnt 6486, Ch 15510 13716-B Butcher Shop Blues Gnt 6486, Ch 15529, Spt 9282 13717 Hammond Blues Gnt unissued 13718-A *Dead Drunk Blues - vGT Gnt 6518, Ch 15550 NOTE: Matrix 13715 is by Charlie Hill (see Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943). Champion 15510, 15529, and 15550 as HELEN HARRIS, Supertone 9282 as BESSIE THOMAS. LUELLA MILLER Vocal, acc. by ? James Johnson (not James P. Johnson), p / Lonnie Johnson, vn, g. St. Louis, July 27, 1926. 546 / 7; E-3628 Dago Hill Blues - vn Voc 1044, Br A-166 548 / 9; E-3629 Pretty Man Blues - g Voc 1044, Br A-166 New York, January 28, 1927. E-4439 Twelve O'Clock Blues - vn Voc 1080 E-4441 Down In The Alley - g Voc 1080 E-4443 Rattle Snake Groan - vn Voc 1081 E-4445 Dreaming Of You Blues - g Voc 1081 Acc. by:? Dewey Jackson, unknown vn / p / bj / g. Elmore Booker, p, claimed to have accompanied Luella Miller on records; these may be the ones in question. Instrumentation is shown after each title. Chicago, April 26, 1927. E-5083 / 84 Peeping At The Rising Sun Blues - p / bj Voc 1102
E-5086 Triflin' Man Blues - c / p / g Voc 1103
E-5089 Jackson's Blues - c / p / g Voc 1103
E-5081 / 82 Carrier Pigeon Blues - vn / p / g Voc 1102
E-5091 Through And Through Blues - c / p / bj Voc 1104
E-5092 Smiling Rose Blues - vn / p / g Voc 1104
E-5095 North Wind Blues - c / p / bj / g Voc 1105
E-5096 East St. Louis Blues - c p / bj / g Voc 1105
NOTE: The above apparently were recorded in two sessions over the course of the same day and originally were assigned various Brunswick matrix numbers; only the reassigned Vocalion matrix numbers are shown above. Vocalion 1105 as LUELLA MILLER AND HER DAGO HILL STRUTTERS. Acc. by unknown p. Chicago, October 11, 1927. E-6753 / 54 Tornado Groan Voc unissued E-6751 / 52 Muddy Stream Blues Voc unissued E-6812 / 13 Tombstone Blues Voc unissued E-6814 Walnut Street Blues Voc unissued C-1284 / 85 Whiskey Moan Voc unissued NOTE: The first three titles were originally assigned Brunswick matrix numbers C-1276 / 77, C-1278 / 79, and
Acc. by Jimmy Blythe, p. Chicago, January 24, 1928. E-6751 Muddy Stream Blues Voc 1147
E-6754 Tornado Groan Voc 1147
E-6814 Walnut Street Blues Voc 1151
E-6812 / 3 Tombstone Blues Voc 1151
C-1675; E-7101 Union Station Blues Voc unissued C-1676; E-7102 Frisco Smoke Blues Voc unissued NOTE: The above apparently were recorded in two sessions over the course of the same day. The first four titles were originally assigned Brunswick matrix numbers C-1656 / 57, C-1658 / 59, C-1660 / 61, and C-1662 / 63, respectively. Acc. by ? Al Miller, g / ? Edward Hill, md, p. Chicago, July 30, 1928. C-2164-A-B Jefferson City Blues Voc unissued C-2165-A 'Frisco Blues Voc 1202
C-2166-B Brick House Blues Voc 1202
C-2167-A-B Worried Papa Blues Voc unissued Acc. by unknown vn / p / g / md; or piano only, where shown. Chicago, August 1, 1928. C-2173-A-B Grievin' Moan Voc unissued C-2174-A Chicago Blues Voc 1234 C-2175-B Wee Wee Daddy Blues - p Voc 1234 C-2177-A-B Troublesome Blues - p Voc rejected
The following by this prominent bandleader are known or are reported to be of some interest as jazz. RAY MILLER'S BLACK AND WHITE MELODY BOYS: Ray Miller, d , dir: Earl Oliver, t / Tom Brown, tb / Jim Welton, as / Billy Fazioli, p / Gus Lazaro, bj. New York, May, 1920. 7429-B Rose Of Spain OK 4119 RAY MILLER'S BLACK AND WHITE MELODY MEN: As above. New York, c. July 16, 1920. 6172 Can You Tell? Voc 14106 6173 Rose Of Spain Voc 14106 RAY MILLER'S BLACK AND WHITE MELODY BOYS. New York, c. July-August, 1920. Rose Of Spain P 22427, 1347 Can You Tell? P 22427, 1347 New York, c. September, 1920. 7323-A Rose Of Spain Gnt 9075, Gmn 1087 NOTE: Guardsman 1087 as VIRGINIA VARSITY BOYS. New York, January-February, 1921. 7751-B Beale Street Blues OK 4274, 4709 New York, March, 1921. Sandman Blues 7824-C OK 4304 2nd t / Bernard Daly, cl, as / Phil Saxe, cl, ts / Mike Cirina, vn / Louis Epstein, bb, bsx, added (the drummer may not be Ray Miller). New York, January 31, 1922. 80168-1 Doo Dah Blues Col A3563 RAY MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ray Miller dir. Joe Brooco, t / Andy Sindelar, tb / Bernard Daly, cl, as / Phil Saxe, cl, ts / Harry Archer, vn / Billy Fazioli, p / Ralph Golati, bj / Louis Epstein, bb / Ward Archer, d. New York, June 1, 1923. 80933-9 Blue Hoosier Blues Col A3926, Re G-8096 NOTE: Regal G-8096 as REGAL NOVELTY ORCHESTRA. Ray Miller dir: Earl Oliver, Ray Lodwig, t / Andy Sindelar, tb / Bernard Daly, Andy Sannella, cl, as / Phil Saxe, cl,
12146 / 49 Lovey Came Back Br 2547 New York, January 5, 1924. 12233 / 36 I'm Goin' South Br 2546
New York, January 29, 1924. 12409 / 12 Mindin' My Bus'ness Br 2564 New York, February 19, 1924. 12559 / 61 Nine O'Clock Sal Br 2573
New York, March 8, 1924. 12660 You Can Take Me Away From Dixie (But You Can't Take Dixie Away From Me) Br 2607 New York, March 28, 1924. 12751 Come On, Red! (You Red Hot Devil Man) Br 2606
Charles Rocco, Roy Johnston, t, replace Oliver and Lodwig; Miff Mole, tb, added; Frank Trumbauer, Cm, replaces Saxe; Gus or John Helleberg, bb, present as an extra; Harry Archer and Golati omitted. New York, April 23, 1924. 12964 Lots O' Mama Br 2613 Unknown bb replaces Helleberg. New York, June 3, 1924. 13205 Mama's Gone, Goodbye Br 2632
New York, July 10, 1924. 13494 / 97 I Can't Get The One I Want (Those I Get I Don't Want) Br 2643 New York, August 5, 1924. 13677 / 79 Red Hot Mama Br 2681
Larry Abbott, cl, as, replaces Daly; Billy Richards, ts, added; Rube Bloom, p, replaces Perrella; Frank E. Barry, a. New York, September 27, 1924. 13856 / 59 Doodle-Doo-Doo Br 2724 Tom Satterfield, a. New York, October 13, 1924. 13926 Me And The Boy Friend Br 2753, Sil 3034 NOTE: Silvertone 3034 as GENEVA DANCE ORCHESTRA. Tom Satterfield, a. New York, December 16, 1924. 14497 / 99 Nobody Knows What A Red Head Mama Can Do Br 2778, 2313 (Australian), Sil 3034 NOTE: Silvertone 3034 as GENEVA DANCE ORCHESTRA. Tom Satterfield, p, replaces Bloom. New York, January 7, 1925. 14588 / 91 Tessie (Stop Teasing Me) Br 2830
New York, February 5, 1925. 14814 / 17 That's My Girl Br 2823 RAY MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ray Miller dir. Charles Rocco, Roy Johnston, t / Miff Mole, Andy Sindelar, tb / Larry Abbott, Andy Sannella, cl, as / Frank Trumbauer, Cm / Billy Richards, ts / Don Yates, vn / Rube Bloom, Tom Satterfield, p / Frank di Prima, bj / Louis Cassagne, bb, sb / Ward Archer, d / Irving Kaufman, v. New York, February 27, 1925. 15007 / 10 We're Back Together Again - vIK Br 2847 New York, March 16, 1925. 15181 Red Hot Henry Brown Br 2855
New York, April 11, 1925. 15513 Phoebe Snow (That Anthracite Mama) Br 2898 Volly de Faut, cl, as, replaces Sannella; Carl Orech, ts, replaces Richards; Trumbauer omitted; Eddie Chester, v. New York, August 19, 1925. E-16174 / 75 Ya! Ya! Alma - vEC Br 2935
NOTE: Brunswick 2989 (SPANISH SHAWL), although credited on the labels to Ray Miller and his Orchestra, is actually a remake of the original Miller session by the Ambassadors (q.v.), under the direction of Louis Katzman. Ray Miller dir: Charlie Margulis, Bob Howard, t / Andy Sindelar, Mike Durso, tb / Volly de Faut, cl, as / Fred Crissey, as / Karl Spaeth, ts / Herman Kaplan, vn / Bill Krenz, Joe Breitenbach, p / Happy Mansfield, bb, sb / Tony Briglia, d. New York, March 9, 1926. E-18319 Stomp Your Stuff Br 3132
E-13325 I Want You To Want Me To Want You Br 3133
Chicago, September 13, 1926. E-20198 Mercy Percy Br 3328 RAY MILLER AND HIS HOTEL GIBSON ORCHESTRA: Ray Miller, v, dir: Bob Jones, Doug Wellmon, t / Ted Skiles, tb / Roland Chastain, cl, as / Frank Wagner, ts, vn / Karl Milles, vn, v / Cookie Conrad, Andy Mansfield, p / Mort Clavner, bj, v / Cookie Trantham, bb, sb, v / Sam Bird, d / Andy Mansfield, Rex Maupin, a. Chicago, October 2, 1927. C-1150 I Ain't Got Nobody - vRM, aAM Br 3677, 3716 C-1153 Weary Blues - aAM Br 3677, 3716 C-1156 Blue Baby - vRM-MC-CT, aRM Br 3676
C-1160 Yep! 'Long About June - vRM-MC-CT, aRM Br 3676
Al Cameron or trio, v. Cincinnati, February 1, 1928. CN-101 Is She My Girl Friend? - v3 Br 3829, 3731 CN-105 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate Br 3829, 3731 CN-107 Sorry - vAC Br 3828, 3749 CN-107-G Sorry - vAC Br A-7637 CN-111 My Honey's Lovin' Arms - vAC Br 3828, 3749 RAY MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ray Miller dir: Max Connett, Lloyd Wallen, t / Jules Fasthoff, tb / Jim Cannon, cl, as / Maurice Morse, as / Lyle Smith, ts / Paul Lyman, vn / Art Gronwall, p, a / Al Carsella, pac / Leon Kaplan, bj, g / Jules Cassard, bb, sb / Bill Paley, d / Harry Maxfield, v. Chicago, September 21, 1928. C-2333- Anything You Say - vHM Br 4077, 3892, A-7933 C-2333-G Anything You Say Br unissued? Muggsy Spanier, c, added; Bob Nolan, v. Chicago, December 31, 1928. C-2739- Who Wouldn't Be Jealous Of You? - vBN Br 4131, 3920, A-8139 C-2739-G Who Wouldn't Be Jealous Of You? Br unissued? Chicago, January 3, 1929. C-2743- That's A Plenty Br 4224, 3947, A-8153 C-2744- Angry - vBN Br 4224, 3947, A-8153 C-2744-G Angry Br unissued? NOTE: The Ray Miller orchestra recorded "Sunny Meadows" Program B (Brunswick matrices XC-2751- XC-2756 inclusive) on January 5, 1929 for the National Radio Advertising Company, but it is not known if there is anything of jazz value on these six sides. Chicago, January 4, 1929. C-2745-A or -B No One In The World But You - vBN Br 4194, 3975 C-2745-G No One In The World But You Br A-8140 Mary Williams, v. Chicago, January 12, 1929. XC-2785- Angry "Sunny Meadows" Program C, Sunbeam MFC-14 (LP) XC-2786- Crazy Rhythm "Sunny Meadows" Program C, Sunbeam MFC-14 (LP) NOTE: Titles for the remainder of this program (matrices XC-2787 - XC-2790 inclusive) are unknown. Chicago, January 18, 1929. XC-2826- You're The Cream In My Coffee - vBN / I Ain't Got Nobody - vMW "Sunny Meadows" Program D, Sunbeam MFC-14 (LP) NOTE: Other known titles from this session (matrices XC-2825, XC-2827 - XC-2830 inclusive) include My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now / Caressing You - v / Royal Garden Blues, but it not known on which matrices they appear. Chicago, January 24, 1929. C-2857-A or -B Cradle Of Love - vBN Br unissued C-2858-A or -B Mississippi, Here I Am - vBN Br 4194 C-2858-G Mississippi, Here I Am Br A-8140 Chicago, January 25, 1929. XC-2862- I'll Never Ask For More / He, She, And Me - vMW "Sunny Meadows" Program E XC-2866- Tell Me Who - vBN / There's No Place Like Home "Sunny Meadows" Program E NOTE: Titles for the remainder of this program (matrices XC-2861, XC-2863 - XC-2865 inclusive) are unknown. Chicago, January 28, 1929. XC-2878- What A Girl! What A Night! "Sunny Meadows" Program F XC-2879- Dream House / How About Me? - vMW "Sunny Meadows" Program F XC-2880- Sweetheart Of All My Dreams - v "Sunny Meadows" Program F, Sunbeam MFC-14 (LP) XC-2881- In My Garden Of Memories "Sunny Meadows" Program F XC-2882- Some Of These Days - vMW / Me And The Man In The Moon "Sunny Meadows" Program F XC-2883- Tiger Rag "Sunny Meadows" Program F Different personnel; Dusty Roads, v. Chicago, December 20, 1929. C-5040- Harlem Madness - vDR Br 4692, A-8643, 1096 (French) C-5040-G Harlem Madness Br unissued? C-5041- Ain't You, Baby ? - vDR Br 4692, A-8643, 1096 (French) C-5041-G Ain't You, Baby ? Br unissued? NOTE: RAY MILLER AND HIS BAND on Australian Sterling denotes the Varsity Eight, q.v. 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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