JOSIE MILLS Misspelling of Josie Miles (q.v.) on Emerson 10874. LILLIAN MILLS

Misspelling of Josie Miles (q.v.) on Emerson 10874.

Pseudonym on Gennett for Lillian Miller, q.v.

Vocal, acc. by possibly: Elmer Chambers or Howard Scott, c / ? George Brashear, tb / Don Redman and ? another, as / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj / Bob Ricketts, a. New York c. April, 1923.

Tired Of Waiting Blues

Em 10624

Em 10624

Somebody's Been Loving My Baby

PA 7526, Per 126

I've Got The Joogie Blues

PA 7526, Per 126

NOTE: Both these issues as MAUDIE MILLS.

Acc. by Fats Waller, p. New York, early June, 1927.

7293-1-2 Anything That Happens Just Pleases Me

Ban 6019, Dom 3987, Or 949, Re 8348

7294-1-2 My Old Daddy's Got A Brand New Way To Love

Ban 6019, Dom 3987, Or 949, Re 8348

7295-1 I've Got The Joogie Blues

Ban 6043, Dom 4022, Or 976, Re 8391

NOTE: Oriole 949 and 976 as MAY CRANE.

Acc. by "novelty" group, probably including Mike Jackson, p / g / ? Jack Jones, v. New York, June 21, 1927.

7348-1 Golden Brown Blues

Dom 4006

7349- Hard-Headed Mama - vJJ

Plaza unissued

7350- Black Snake Blues

Ban 6043, Dom 4006, Or 976, Re 8371

Acc. by ? Mike Jackson, p / g / ? Jack Jones, v. New York, July 22, 1927.

7348-5 Golden Brown Blues - vJJ

Ban 6067, Dom 4006, Re 8371

7349-5 Hard-Headed Mama - vJJ

Ban 6067, Dom 4022, Re 8391

NOTE: Some issues as FRANKIE AND JONES.

PAUL MILLS' MERRY MAKERS

See Irving Mills.

PECK MILLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Peck Mills, p, dir. unknown instrumentation and personnel. New York, September 28, 1925.

Deep Elm (You Tell 'Em I'm Blue)

Vic test (unnumbered)

Papa De Da Da

Vic test (unnumbered)

Pseudonym on Velvet Tone and associated labels for Duke Ellington and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Domino for Julia Moody, q.v.

Matt Malneck, vn, dir. white orchestra (t / tb / 2 as / ts / 5vn / p / g / bb / d) and featuring Duke Ellington and his Cotton Club Orchestra: Bubber Miley, Arthur Whetsel, t / Freddy Jenkins, t, fh / Joe Nanton, tb / Barney Bigard, cl, ts / Johnny Hodges, ss, as / Harry Carney­ cl, as, bar / Duke Ellington, p, a / Fred Guy, bj / Wellman Braud, sb / Sonny Greer, d, v / female v. New York, December 20, 1928.

49007-1 St. Louis Blues - v

JA 21 (LP)

49007-2 St. Louis Blues - v

Vic 35962

49008-1-2 Gems from "Blackbirds of 1928" - vSG

Vic unissued

49008-3 Gems from "Blackbirds of 1928"

Vic unissued

Matt Malneck, vn , dir: Manny Klein, Red Nichols and another, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, Arnold Brilhart, as / ts / 4 vn / Arthur Schutt, p / Eddie Lang, g / 2 bb / d / 3 female and 6 male (4 of them apparently black) voices, with unknown female soloist. New York, February 1, 1929.

49008-5 Gems from "Blackbirds Of 1928"

Vic 35962, HMV EB-44

49008-6 Gems from "Blackbirds Of 1928"

JA 21 (LP)

BILLY MILTON

Vocal, acc. by t / tb / ? Billy Amstel, cl, ts / 3 vn / ? Claude Ivy, p / ? Spike Hughes, sb / d. London, February 8, 1931.

GB-2678-1 Three Little Words

Dec F-2234

GB-2679-2 You're Driving Me Crazy (What Did I Do?)

Dec F-2234

Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, March 26, 1928.

400172-A-B Woman's Lover Blues

OK unissued

400173-A-B Hop Head Blues

OK unissued

New York, c. March 30, 1928.

E-7262-A-B Bogus Blues

Vic unissued

E-7263 Dirty Blues

Voc 1183

E-7264-A-B Red River Blues

Voc unissued

E-7265 Close Fit Blues

Voc 1183

MISS FRANKIE

Pseudonym on Banner, Domino, and Regal for Jane Howard, q.v.

Pseudonym on Homochord H-220 for the Novelty Five (see Harry Yerkes).

Pseudonym on Australian Regal G-21480 for the Mound City Blue Blowers (GEORGIA ON MY MIND) and the Original Memphis Five (MY HONEY'S LOVIN' ARMS), both q.v.

Leo McConville or Bill Moore, Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / Joe Venuti, vn / Frank Signorelli, p / Eddie Lang, g / Joe Tarto, bb / Stan King, d / Roy Evans, v. New York, July 20, 1928.

146754-1 Doin' The New Low Down

Col unissued

146755-3 My Angeline - vRE

Col 1545-D

146756-2 Don't Mess Around With Me - vRE

Col 1545-D

NOTE: Columbia files designate the band for this session as MANNY KLEIN'S ORCHESTRA.

MISSISSIPPI TRIO

See the Novelty Blue Boys and the Wabash Trio.

MISS LEE

Pseudonym on Connorized for Eliza Christmas Lee, q.v.

Lockwood Lewis, v, dir: R. Q. Dickerson, Lammar Wright, t / De Priest Wheeler, tb / unknown, George Scott, cl,

53802-2 Market Street Stomp

Vic V-38067, HMV JF-16, R-14270

53803-2 Ozark Mountain Blues - vLM

Vic V-38071, HMV JF-19, R-14293

53804-2 You'll Cry For Me, But I'll Be Gone - vLL

Vic V-38071

53805-1 Missouri Moan

Vic V-38067, HMV JF-16, JF-19, R-14270

New York, August 1, 1929.

53971-2 I've Got Someone

Vic V-38103, 1AC-0136, HMV R-14399

53972-2 "400" Hop

Vic V-38084

53973-3 Vine Street Drag

Vic V-38103, 1AC-0136, HMV AE-4365, R-14399

53974-2 Scotty Blues

Vic V-38084, BB B-6084

Walter Thomas, cl, ts, bar, replaces Brown. New York, February 17, 1930.

59173-2 Two Hundred Squabble

Vic V-38145, HMV JF-21, Alb 22958

59174-2 Swingin' Dem Cats

Vic V-38145, HMV JF-21

59175-1 Stoppin' The Traffic

Vic V-38120, 760-0002

59176-2 Prohibition Blues

Vic V-38120, 760-0002

MISSOURI DANCE ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym on Banner 1621 and Domino 3592 (STOMP OFF, LET'S GO) for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:­

Apex 693 Meditation (Original Memphis Five)

8561 Sadie Green The Vamp Of New Orleans (Adrian Schubert and his Salon Orchestra)

Banner 1399 San (Six Black Diamonds; see Nathan Glantz)

1409 Any Way The Wind Blows (Six Black Diamonds; see Sam Lanin)

1457 Where's My Sweetie Hiding? (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

1564 Save Your Sorrow For Tomorrow (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

1621 Stomp Off, Let's Go (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

1634 Angry (Seven Missing Links)

1728 I've Got Those Charleston Blues (Six Black Diamonds; possibly Sam Lanin or Adrian Schubert)

1846 Sadie Green (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra)

1964 South Wind (The Rambling Ragadors; see Lou Gold)

7106 Know Nothing Blues (Six Jelly Beans)

7135 Try To Smile (Ten Jacks of Diamonds)

7140 Straight Back Home (Six Jelly Beans)

7157 Puttin' On The Dog (Six Jelly Beans)

7160 If I Can Ba-Ba-Baby You (Billy James and his Orchestra)

Broadway 1036 Sadie Green (Adrian Schubert's Orchestra

Challenge 638 Try To Smile (Ten Jacks of Diamonds)

900 If I Can Ba-Ba-Baby You (Billy James and his Orchestra)

Conqueror 7110 Ready For The River (Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra)

7487 The Man From The South (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra)

Domino 428 Where's My Sweetie Hiding? (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

3592 Stomp Off, Let's Go (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

3610 I'm Sitting On Top Of The World (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

3632 My Charleston Dancing Man (Six Black Diamonds; see Nathan Glantz)

3814 Sadie Green The Vamp Of New Orleans (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra)

4011 Tiger Rag (California Ramblers)

3507 Ah, Ha! (California Ramblers)

3539 Save Your Sorrow For Tomorrow (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

3605 Angry (Seven Missing Links)

3632 My Charleston Dancing Man (Six Black Diamonds)

3696 I've Got Those Charleston Blues (Six Black Diamonds; possibly Sam Lanin or Adrian Schubert)

3935 South Wind (The Rambling Ragadors; see Lou Gold)

4184 Ready For The River (Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra)

21231 Sadie Green The Vamp Of New Orleans (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra)

Imperial 1396 Where's My Sweetie Hiding? (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

1541 Angry (Seven Missing Links)

Leonora 693 Meditation (Original Memphis Five)

Maxsa 1622 South Wind (The Rambling Ragadors; see Lou Gold)

Oriole 518 Fallin' Down (California Ramblers)

518 No Man's Mama (Lou Gold and his Orchestra)

521 When A Blonde Makes Up Her Mind To Do You Good (Lou Gold and his Orchestra)

528 Then I'll Be Happy (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra)

536 Sleepy-Time Gal (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra)

20512 South Wind (The Rambling Ragadors; see Lou Gold)

Perfect 15273 Both sides by Adrian Schubert and his Salon Orchestra

15283 Sing, You Sinners (Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra

Regal 8615 Ready For The River (Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra)

8942 Both sides by Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra

9470 Nothin' But (Joseph Samuels' Jazz Band)

9504 Long-Lost Mama (Six Black Diamonds; see Joseph Samuels)

9514 Bugle Call Rag (Joseph Samuels and his Orchestra)

9753 Where's My Sweetie Hiding? (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

9925 Stomp Off - Let's Go (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

Supertone S-2172 Both sides by Ozzie Nelson and his Orchestra

S-2173 Both sides by Noble Sissle and his Orchestra

EDDIE MITCHELL AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Unknown c / tb / cl / as / ts / vn / pac / p / bj / bb / d. Richmond, IN, December 12, 1924.

12098-A Pleasure Mad

Gnt 5612

Gnt unissued

12100 Pickin' 'Em Up And Layin' 'Em Down

Gnt 5612

Louis Mitchell, d, dir: Cricket Smith, t / Frank Withers, tb / James Shaw, as / ts / Joe Meyers, p / Walter Kildaire, bj / Dan Parrish, ts, bb, sb. Paris, c. January, 1922.

5890 Ain't We Gol Fun? [sic]

P 6542

P 6542, PA 7017

5892 Une femme qui passe

P 6544

P 6544, PA 7017, 7023, 15108

5894 Hep

P 6543

P 6543

Paris, c. February, 1922.

5926 The Sheik Of Araby

P 6550

P 6550

P 6549

P 6549

6062 Ça, c'est une chose

P 6557, 5715, PA 15114, Sal 100504

6064 Machinalement

P 6557, 5714, PA 15114, Sal 100504

6068 Si j'avais su

P 6556, 5715, Sal 100505

6069 Dans la vie, faut pas s'en faire

P 6555, 5716, PA 15115, Sal 100507

6070 Non, non, jamais les hommes

P 6555, 5714, PA 15124, Sal 100507

6071 Je m' donne

P 6556, 5716, PA 15115, Sal 100505

6074 Dans la vie, faut pas s'en faire

P 6555

6075 Indecision - "Big Or Small Hat?"

6076 Camomille

P 6554

6077 Hooch - An Indian Idol

6080 Ten Little Fingers And Ten Little Toes

P 6558

NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 15114, 15115, and 15124 as CASINO DANCE ORCHESTRA.

6114 Cutie

P 6564

6116 Lovable Eyes

6117 I'm Just Wild About Harry

P 6565

6118 Oh Gee! Oh Gosh!

6121 The Montmartre Rag

P 6566

6122 Wabash Blues

Paris, c. September-October, 1922.

6161 Ty-Tee

P 6573

P 6574

P 6574

P 6575, Sal 100502

6167 Some Sunny Day

P 6575, Sal 100502

6168 All That I Need Is You

P 6572, Sal 100501

6169 Stumbling

P 6572

P 6573, Sal 100501

Ralph "Shrimp" Jones, vn, added. Paris, c. September-October, 1922.

6188 Send Back My Honeyman

P 6578

6189 Angel Child

6190 Dancing Fool

P 6576

6191 Do It Again

6194 April Showers

P 6577

Turkish Ideals

Jones omitted. Paris, c. April, 1923.

6674 Japanese Lanterns Blues

P 6598

P 6598

P 6599

P 6599

P 6597

P 6597

6923 Si vous n'aimez pas ça

P 6607, Sal 100503

6924 C'est Paris

P 6607, Sal 100503

6929 Carolina In The Morning

P 6608

6931 Toot, Toot, Tootsie (Goo'bye)

6932 Tomorrow (I'll Be In My Dixie Home)

P 6606

6933 *Blue

NOTE: There is very little jazz to be heard on most of the above records, and they are listed more for the historical than for the musical interest. M. Robert Goffin, in his book La Nouvelle Histoire du Jazz, refers to four titles made by this band (BRIGHT EYES, PEACHES, WHEN BUDDHA SMILES, and YADA), but so far, no trace can be found of any other details. In the same book is a reference to a recording of Jean Cocteau read­ing his poem "Le Coq et L'Arlequin" on two sides of an otherwise unidentified record, accompanied by "Orchestre Dan Parrish."

Pseudonym on Claxtonola for the Windy City Jazzers, q.v.

Pseudonym on Radiex 1225 (A LITTLE BIT 0F JAZZ) for the Jazeliers, q.v.

Pseudonym on Banner 33192, Conqueror 8526, Melotone M-13159, Oriole 2990, Perfect 16002, and Romeo 2364 for Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, q.v.

Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / Arthur Schutt, p / Dick McDonough, bj, g / Vic Berton, d. New York, January 26, 1927.

80338-A Alexander's Ragtime Band

OK 40758, Col 36280, C-6179, Par R-3320, A-2155, Od 165090, 193042

80339-A Some Sweet Day

OK 40758, Par R-3320, R-2506, A-2155, Od 193042

80340-A Hurricane

OK 40848, Par R-3362, Od 193053, A-189176

NOTE: Some copies of Parlophone R-2506 labeled SOME SWEET DAY, in accordance with the catalogue entry, play ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND.

Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Dick McDonough, bj, g / Joe Tarto, bb / Ray Bauduc, d. New York, March 7, 1927.

80501-B Davenport Blues

OK 40848, Par R-3362, Od 193053, A-189176

80502-A The Darktown Strutters' Ball

OK 40784, Voc 3041, Par R-3326, A-2188, A-4903, Od 193008, 19465, PO-52

80503-B A Hot Time In The Old Town

OK 40784, Voc 3041, Par R-3326, A-4903, Od 193008, PO-52

NOTE: The dubbing used on Vocalion 3041 omits the spoken introduction, starting with the cymbal crash immediately following it. The matrix numbers on both sides of this issue are false.

Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Arthur Schutt, p / Dick McDonough, bj / Eddie Lang, g / Vic Berton, d. New York, August 30, 1927.

81296-B Imagination

OK 40890, Col 35687, Par R-3420, R, 2286, A-7618, Od 165192, 193092, A-189145

81297-B Feelin' No Pain

OK 40890, Col 35687, Voc 3074, Par R-3420, R-2269, A-7600, Od 165192, 193092, A-189145, 028536

81298-B Original Dixieland One-Step

OK 40932, Col 36010, Br 8243, Par R-3530, Od 165276, A-189106

New York, September 1, 1927.

81413-B My Gal Sal

OK 40932, Par R-3530, Od 165276, A-189106

81414-B Honolulu Blues

OK 40984, Br 8243, Par R-3441, Od 165328, 193171, 182280, A-189122

81415-C The New Twister

OK 40984, Voc 3074, Par R-3441, Od 165328, 193171, 182280, A-189122

NOTE: Odeon 182280 (Spanish) as MIFF MOLE AND HIS ORQUESTRA [sic].

Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / Frank Teschemacher, cl / Joe Sullivan, p / Eddie Condon, bj / Gene Krupa, d. New York, July 6, 1928.

400849-C One Step To Heaven (Windy City Stomp*)

HRS 15*, Col 35953

Leo McConville, t / Dudley Fosdick, mel, added.

400850-A Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble

OK 41445, Cl 5474-C, Har 1427-H, VT 2534-V, UHCA 23, Col 35953, Par R-2506, Od 238185, 279713

NOTE: Clarion 5474-C, Harmony 1427-H, and Velvet Tone 2534-V as TENNESSEE MUSIC MEN.

Red Nichols, Leo McConville, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / Arthur Schutt, p / Carl Kress, g / Joe Tarto, bb / Stan King, d. New York, July 27, 1928.

400895-B Crazy Rhythm

OK 41098, Par R-230, Od 165412, 193237, A-189188

400896-A You Took Advantage Of Me

OK 41098, Par R-1157, Od 165412, 193237, A-189188, A-286057

NOTE: Parlophone R-230 as SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS AND SINGERS, despite there being no vocal.

Phil Napoleon, Manny Klein, t / Miff Mole, tb / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / Arthur Schutt, p / Joe Tarto, bb / Stan King, d. New York, November 26, 1928.

401394-B You're The Cream In My Coffee

OK 41153, Od ONY-41153, 165546, 182493, 193279, A-189209, 0126, Par E-4593, R-368, 22230

401395-B Wild Oat Joe

OK 41153, Od ONY-41153, 165546, 182493, 193279, 028536, Par R-2328, 22230

NOTE: Odeon ONY-41153 as EDDIE GORDON'S BAND; Parlophone E-4593 as COMEDY DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Leo McConville, Manny Klein, t / Miff Mole, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Eddie Lang, g / Stan King, d. New York, April 19, 1929.

401815-C I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling

OK 41232, Par PNY-41232, R-421, R-2355, A-2976, Od 279695, A-189260, A-221163, A-286090

401816-A That's A Plenty

Od 279695, A-286090

401816-B That's A Plenty

OK 41232, Par PNY-41232, R-421, R-2336, A-2964, Od A-221163

401816-C That's A Plenty

Od A-189260

NOTE: Parlophone PNY-41232 as JOE CURRAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Matrix 401816-A reportedly was issued on Parlophone R-421, R-2336, and Odeon A-286090. It was included on the LP Parlophone PMC-7126.

Phil Napoleon, t, replaces Klein; Tommy Felline, g, replaces Lang. New York, July 12, 1929.

402529-C Birmingham Bertha

OK 41273, Od ONY-41273, 165788, 193378, A-189275, A-189307, A-221170, Par R-432, A-3046

402530-C Moanin' Low

OK 41273, Od ONY-41273, 193378, A-2324, A-189275, A-189307, A-221170, A-286028, Par R-849, 22525

NOTE: Odeon ONY-41273 as EDDIE GORDON'S BAND.

Phil Napoleon t / Miff Mole, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Babe Russin, ts / Arthur Schutt, p / Dick McDonough, g / Stan King, d. New York, September 24, 1929.

402986-B You Made Me Love You

Par R-647, Od 193622, A-286015

402987-C After You've Gone

OK 41445 UHCA 24, Par R-1063, A-3339, Od 193622, 238185, A-26049

Adrian Rollini, bsx, hfp, added; Lennie Hayton, p, replaces Schutt; Carl Kress, g, replaces McDonough; Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, February 6, 1930.

403740-A Navy Blues - vSL

OK 41371, Od ONY-36045, 193500, 279684, A-286018, Par PNY-34040, R-701, A-2986

403741-B Lucky Little Devil - vSL

OK 41371, Od ONY-36045, 279684, Par PNY-34041, R-702, A-2986

490036-A Navy Blues

Od ONY-36043, Par PNY-34038

490036-B Navy Blues

490037-A Lucky Little Devil

Od ONY-36043, Par PNY-34039

490037-B Lucky Little Devil

NOTE: Parlophone PNY-34038, 34039, 34040, and 34041 as GILBERT MARSH AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

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

B-5110 Jimtown Blues (The Tennessee Tooters)

B-5136 Roll 'Em, Girls (The Southerners)

B-5136 I Ain't Got Nobody (The Tennessee Tooters)

J. NEAL MONTGOMERY AND HIS ORCHESTRA

J. Neal Montgomery, p, dir: Henry Mason, Karl Burns, t / tb / George Derrigotte, __ Puckett, cl, as / __ Brown, cl,

402313-B Atlanta Low Down

OK 8682

402314-B-C Auburn Avenue Stomp - v

Vocal, acc. by Joe Smith's Jazz Band: Joe Smith, c / ? George Brashear, tb / ? Clarence Robinson, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / ? Ralph Escudero, bb. Long Island City, NY, c. August, 1922.

The Cootie Crawl

BS 14122, Pm 12153

Jada Blues

BS 14122, Pm 12153

NOTE: Some copies of Black Swan 14122 as JA-DA BLUES.

Acc. by c / tb / cl / vn / p / bb. Long Island City, NY, c. September, 1922.

429-1 Good Man Sam

BS 14144, Pm 12155

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

499-2 Laughin' Cryin' Blues

BS 14140, Pm 12154

500-1 Starvin' For Love

BS 14140, Pm 12154

Scandal Blues

BS unisssued?

NOTE: SCANDAL BLUES by Julia Moody was listed on Black Swan 14150 in The Talking Machine World, but all known copies are by Mary Straine.

Acc. by Bubber Miley, c, or Jake Frazier, tb, as noted / Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. October 29, 1924.

5693-3 Worried Blues - tb

Ban 1468, Dom 437, Re 9765

5694-2 Mad Mama's Blues - c

Ban 1451, Dom 438, Or 298, Re 9749

NOTE: Domino 437 and 438 as VIOLET MILLS; Oriole 298 as EDITH VAUGHAN.

Acc. by Bubber Miley, c / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, c. November 3, 1924.

5700-1 Broken Busted Can't Be Trusted Blues

Ban 1468, Dom 437, Or 311, Re 9765

5701-1 Don't Forget, You'll Regret

Ban 1467, Dom 438, Re 9764

NOTE: Domino 437 and 438 as VIOLET MILLS; Oriole 311 as EDITH VAUGHAN.

Acc. by Percy Glascoe, cl / Edgar Dowell, p. New York, July 10, 1925.

140756-2 Strivin' Blues

Col 14087-D

140757-3 Last Night Blues

Col 14087-D

Acc. by her Dixie Wobblers (Col 14121-D) or Edgar Dowell's Chicago Waddlers (Col 14103-D): Robert Starr, c / Teddy Nixon, tb / Edgar Dowell, p / James Thomas, bj. New York, September 18, 1925.

140957-2 That Chicago Wiggle

Col 14121-D

140958-1 Midnight Dan

Col 14103-D

140959-1 Police Blues

Col 14103-D

140960-2 He'll Do You Wrong

Col 14121-D