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- BILL MOORES SYNCOPATORS
- WEBSTER MOORE AND HIS HIGH HATTERS
- RAY MORGANS HOTEL LINCOLN BAND
- VICTOR MORRIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- LEE MORSE AND HER BLUE GRASS BOYS
- THEODORE MORSE
HENRY MOON AND GEORGE THOMAS Pseudonym on Herwin for Henry Johnson's Boys, q.v. ETTA MOONEY Vocal, acc. by Joe Smith, c / George Brashear, tb / ? Clarence Robinson, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p. Long Island City, NY, c. July, 1922. Early Every Morn (I Want Some Lovin') BS 14118, Pm 12151 Lonesome Monday Morning Blues BS 14118, Pm 12151 Acc. by unknown t / tb / cl /p / bb. Long Island City, NY, c. November, 1922. 469-1 Cootie For Your Tootie BS 14134, Pm 12152 470- Harmony Blues BS 14134, Pm 12152 Throw It In The Creek (Don't Want Your Lovin' No More) BS unissued? NOTE: Black Swan 14129, according to THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD, was scheduled to include THROW IT IN THE CREEK and COOTIE FOR YOUR TOOTIE, but the former title never appeared, and the latter was issued and coupled as shown. Black Swan 14129 as issued is by Lena Wilson, q.v. THE MOONLIGHT REVELERS Unknown c / tb / cl, as, ts / ? J. C. Johnson (who composed all titles), p / bj. New York, August, 1929. 3606-A Alabama Shuffle GG 1775, VD 71775, Px 4, VJR 19 3607-A Memphis Stomp GG 1786, VD 71786 3608-A-B Baby Knows How (Baby Know How* / Someone To Love Me*) GG 1767*, Mad 802**, Rx 952, VD 71767 NOTE: Grey Gull 1767 titled BABY KNOW HOW. Madison 802 is anonymous; Radiex 952, Van Dyke 71767, 71775, and 71786 as FIVE HOT CHOCOLATES; Paradox 4 and VJR 19 as NEW ORLEANS STOMPERS.
The following title issued under this name is of considerable jazz interest; it may be by a Fred Hall group, q.v. 2 c / tb / cl / cl, as / p / bj / d. New York, c. July, 1925. 3839-2 Hot Stuff Blues Bell 383
The following titles by this blues artist are included here for their jazz accompaniments; all her later sides are accompanied in the country blues idiom (see Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943). Vocal, acc. by Ike Rodgers, tb / Henry Brown, p, v. Richmond, IN, August 16, 1929. 15447 Black And Evil Blues Pm 12819, 14031, 106, Bwy 5092 15448 Prison Blues (County Farm Blues) Pm 12868, Cen 3022, Poydras MC-66 15449-A My Man Blues Pm 12868, Cen 3022, Poydras MC-66 15452 Broadway Street Woman Blues Pm 12819, 14031, 106, Bwy 5092 NOTE: Matrices 15450 / 15451 are piano solos by Henry Brown, q.v. Matrix 15448 was originally titled COUNTY FARM BLUES in the Gennett files. Similar accompaniment. Grafton, WI, c. February, 1930. L-164-1 Have Mercy Blues Pm 12973
L-155-3 Cold Iron Walls Pm 12973
L-166-2 Loving Heart Blues Pm 12947
L-167-2 Serving Time Blues Pm 12947
L-170-2 Lonesome Dream Blues Pm 13107
L-171-2 Kid Man Blues - vHB / no tb Pm 13107
NOTE: Matrices L-168 / 9 are untraced. Artie Mosby, vn, added. Chicago, August 18, 1934. C-9317-A Black Evil Blues - p / tb Dec 7028
C-9318 Riverside Blues - p / vn Dec 7028
NOTE: This issue as ALICE MOORE (LITTLE ALICE FROM ST. LOUIS) Chicago, August 24, 1934. C-9333-A Lonesome Woman Blues Dec 7056
C-9334-A Trouble Blues Dec 7056
ARAH "BABY" MOORE Vocal, acc. by Charley Williamson, c / James Alston, p. Memphis, February 25, 1927. 37952-2 Everybody Has The Blues Sometime Vic 20553 37953-3 Drop Down Blues Vic 20553 BILL MOORE'S SYNCOPATORS Bill Moore, t / tb / as / ? Dudley Fosdick, mel / vn / p / bj / g / sb / d / Paul Hagan, v. New York, June 26, 1929. 53584-1-2-3 Birmingham Bertha - vPH Vic unissued 53585-1-2-3 Am I Blue? - vPH Vic unissued GRANT MOORE AND HIS NEW ORLEANS BLACK DEVILS Grant Moore, cl, as, dir: Robert Russell, Sylvester Friel, t / Thomas Howard, tb / Earl Keith, cl, as / Willard Brown, ts / J. Norman Ebron, p / Harold Robbins, bj, g / Lawrence Williams, bb / Harold Flood, d / v by "the entire band," per the Brunswick files. Chicago, May 6, 1931. VO-161- Mama Don't Allow No Music Playing In Here - v Voc 1622 VO-162-A Original Dixieland One-Step Voc 1622
Vocal, acc. by Clarence Johnson, p. New York, c. January, 1923. A-987- Sugar Blues Pm 12015, Hg 781 A-988- Best Friend Blues Pm 12015, 12034, Hg 781 NOTE: A Chicago Defender ad for March 17, 1923, states that Clarence Williams is the accompanist. Acc. by Clarence Jones, p. New York, January, 1923. 5047- I Just Want A Daddy Pm 12028
5048- Come Home Papa Blues Pm 12028
Acc. by ? Clarence Jones, p. New York, January, 1923. 5052- Gulf Coast Blues Pm 12030, Hg 2544 5053- Down Hearted Blues Pm 12030 NOTE: The labels of Paramount 12030 state that Clarence Williams, p, is the accompanist, but aural evidence does not suggest this. Harmograph 2544 as ETHEL MAYES. Acc. by Clarence Jones and the Paramount Trio: Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Clarence Jones, p.
1431-1-2 I'll Go To My Grave With The Blues Pm 12046, Hg 843 NOTE: Harmograph 842 titled I'M GOING TO MY GRAVE WITH THE BLUES. Acc. by Clarence Jones, p. Chicago, June, 1923. 1441-1-2 Goin' Down To The Levee Pm 12046, Hg 842 NOTE: Harmograph 842 as ETHEL HAYES. Acc. by Naomi Carew, p. Chicago, c. August, 1923. 1489-3 Treated Wrong Blues Pm 12067 1490-4 Muddy Water Blues Pm 12067 Acc. by Wyatt Houston, vn / James Cassino (? pseudonym for Cassino Simpson), p. Chicago, c. April, 1924. 8074-2 Rocking Chair Blues Pm 12210, Sil 3542 Acc. by Jimmy Blythe, p. Chicago, c. April, 1924. 8077-1-2-3 Friendless Blues Pm 12210, Sil 3542 NOTE: Silvertone 3542 as GRACE WHITE. Matrices 8075 / 8076 are by Anna Lee Chisholm, q.v. Acc. by John Montagu, p. New York, September 3, 1924. 13641 Texas Man Blues Voc 14903 Rex Stewart, c, added. New York, September 15, 1924. 13692 I Wanna Jazz Some More - cRS Voc 14903 Rudy Powell, cl, added. New York, September 25, 1924. 13767 I'm A Heart-Broken Mama - cRS Voc 14911, Sil 3018 13768 Death Letter Blues - cRS / clRP Voc 14911, Sil 3018 Acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Bubber Miley, c / Jake Frazier, tb / Louis Hooper, p, with effects by Joe Davis*. New York, c. October, 1924. 31692 Workhouse Blues Ajax 17064 31694 / 95 *House Rent Blues Ajax 17064 NOTE: This issue as SUSIE SMITH. Acc. by Bubber Miley, c / Jake Frazier, tb / Bob Fuller, cl / own k / Louis Hooper, p, as shown after each title. New York, c. November, 1924. 31706 Bullet Wound Blues - c / tb / p Ajax 17075 31718 Graveyard Bound Blues - cl / k / p Ajax 17075 31721 Salt Water Blues - tb / cl / p Ajax 17073 31722 Rainy Weather Blues - tb / cl / p Ajax 17073 31729 The Bye Bye Blues - c / tb / p Ajax 17079 31730 Weeping Willow Blues - c / tb / p Ajax 17079 NOTE: All issues as SUSIE SMITH. Acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. December, 1924. 31737 Meat Man Pete Ajax 17081, PA 032124 NOTE: This issue as SUSIE SMITH. Jake Frazier, tb, added. New York, c. December, 1924. 31747 Nobody Knows The Way I Feel Dis Mornin' Ajax 17086, PA 032122, Per 12201 31751 Sore Bunion Blues Ajax 17089 31753 Put Me In The Alley Blues Ajax 17089 NOTE: Ajax issues as SUSIE SMITH (AND THE CHOO CHOO JAZZERS on 17089); Pathé Actuelle 032122, 032124, and Perfect 12201 as NELLIE POTTER. Vocal duets with Billy Higgins, acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Rex Stewart, c / Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. January, 1925. 31773 How Can I Miss You? Ajax 17095 31775 You Ain't Nothin' To Me Ajax 17095 NOTE: This issue as SUSIE SMITH AND BILLY HIGGINS AND CHOO CHOO JAZZERS. Vocal, acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Jake Frazier, tb / Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. January, 1925. 31777 Black Hearse Blues Ajax 17093 31779 Scandal Blues Ajax 17093 31785 Crepe Hanger Blues Ajax 17134 NOTE: All issues as SUSIE SMITH. Acc. by the Texas Trio: Instrumentation and personnel unknown for the first two sides; Bob Fuller, h / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj, on the third. New York, c. February, 1925. All Alone Ajax 17124 Memphis Blues Ajax 17124 31809 Texas Special Blues Ajax 17127 NOTE: Ajax 17127 as SUSIE SMITH. No pseudonym is used on Ajax 17124. Acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Bubber Miley, c / Bob Fuller, as / Elmer Snowden, ts / Louis Hooper, p, as shown. New York, c. March, 1925. 31847 Undertaker's Blues - c / p Ajax 17132 31848 Black Sheep Blues - as / ts / p Ajax 17132 NOTE: This issue as SUSIE SMITH. Acc. by Rex Stewart, c / Louis Hooper, p. New York, October 19, 1925. 141153-3 Take It Easy Col 14105-D 141154-3 Get It Fixed Col 14105-D Acc. by Rex Stewart, c / Ernest Elliott, cl / ? Phil Worde, p. New York, November 9, 1926. 36916-2 If You Don't Like Potatoes Vic 20356 36917-2 Somebody's Been Lovin' My Baby Vic 20356 Bcl / f added. New York, January 26, 1927. 37572-2 Moaning Sinner Blues Vic 20484 37573-1 Hard Hearted Papa Vic LPV-534, RD-7840 (LPs) 37573-2 Hard Hearted Papa Vic 20484 Acc. by Fats Waller, p. New York, September 28, 1932. TO-1210-1 A Shine On Your Shoes / Lousiana Hayride ARC test; Merritt 4 (LP), Doc DOCD5339, Timeless CBC1-026 (CDs)
Octochorda solos, acc. by Frank Banta, p. New York, July, 1921. 7534-A Laughing Rag Gnt 4747, St 9146 Octochorda solos, unacc. New York, c. July 29, 1921. 70054-E Chain Gang Blues OK 4412 70055-C Laughing Rag OK 4412 SAM MOORE AND HORACE DAVIS: Sam Moore, octochorda / Horace Davis, harp-g. New York, c. August 10, 1921. 70085-C Wang-Wang Blues OK / Apex 4423 70086-E Tuck Me To Sleep In My Old 'Tucky Home OK / Apex 4423 Sam Moore, octochorda / Horace Davis, harp-g. New York, August 24, 1921. 25543-1 Laughing Rag (Sam Moore - Harry Skinner) Vic 18849, HMV B-1406, Zon 3362 MOORE AND FREED: Banjo solos, acc. by Carl Freed, p. New York, c. October, 1924. Laughing Rag Voc 14917 Banjo Blues Voc 14917 Octochorda solo, acc. by John Powell, g, with unknown cl / bcl. New York, November 8, 1927 E-25102 Maple Leaf Rag Br 3713 (not issued) NOTE: Brunswick 3713 was cancelled before release; LAUGHING RAG was scheduled for the reverse, but there is no evidence in the files that this was recorded. Other titles by Sam Moore are of no interest as ragtime or jazz. WEBSTER MOORE AND HIS HIGH HATTERS Pseudonym on Harmony 1197-H for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. MORAN AND MACK The following from George Moran and Charles Mack's long-running "Two Black Crows" comedy series are of interest for their accompanists. Other issues, and alternate takes of titles listed here, use white pianists. Speech, acc. by Bob Ricketts, p. New York, May 23, 1927. 144198-1 Two Black Crows - Part 3 Col 1094-D Acc. by C. Luckeyth ("Luckey") Roberts, p. New York, July 18, 1927. 144467-1-2-3 Two Black Crows - Part 4 Col unissued NOTE: The issued takes of this title (-4 / -5) are accompanied by R. H. Bowers, a studio pianist. Acc. by C. Luckeyth ("Luckey") Roberts, p. July 19, 1927. 144198-6 The Two Black Crows - Part 3 Col 1094-D NOTE: A later remake of this title (take -7) is accompanied by R. H. Bowers. CHARLES E. MACK: Speech, acc. by C. Luckeyth ("Luckey") Roberts, p, with baby cries by Vaughn De Leath. New York, December 22, 1927 98411-3-6 Our Child Col 50061-D NOTE: The accompaniment on this title is of no jazz interest; it is included only for the sake of completeness.
The following by this musical comedy star have interesting accompaniments; others are of no interest as jazz. Vocal, acc. by probably: Jack Jackson, t / Jack Miranda, Joe Crossman, cl, as, ts / Fred Elizalde, p. London, July, 1927. R-181 Lazy Weather Br 113 Nothing But Br 122 RAY MORGAN'S HOTEL LINCOLN BAND Pseudonym on Australian Gracelon 4031 for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. RUSS MORGAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Russ Morgan, tb, dir. unknown personnel. New York, May, 1930 490074-A Washing The Blues From My Soul Od ONY-36094, Par PNY-34088 Other records by this band are of little or no jazz interest.
Sam Morgan, c, v / Ike Morgan, c / Jim Robinson, tb / Earl Fouche, as / Andrew Morgan, cl, ts / Tink Baptiste, p / Johnny Davis, bj / Sidney Brown, sb / Nolan Williams, d. Werlein's Music Store, Canal Street, New Orleans, April 14, 1927. 143975-1 Steppin' On The Gas Col 14258-D, BR 5, JCl 521, VJR SP-5 143976-2 Everybody's Talking About Sammy - vSM Col 14213-D, Tpl 535 143977-2 Mobile Stomp Col 14258-D, BR 5, JCl 521, VJR SP-6 143978-2 Sing On Col 14213-D, 14539-D, BR 3, Jay 14, JCl 540 O.C. Blancher, p, replaces Baptiste; Roy Evans, d, replaces Williams. New Orleans, October 22, 1927. 145000-2 Short Dress Gal - vSM&ch Col 14351-D, BR 4, JCl 520, VJR SP-4 145001-2 Bogalousa Strut Col 14351-D, BR 4, JCl 520, VJR F-3 145002-1 Down By The Riverside - vSM, AM, SB&ch Col 14267-D, Tpl 535 145003-1 Over In The Glory Land Col 14267-D , 14539-D, BR 3, Jay 14, JC1 540 NOTE: Jazz Classics 520 as JIM ROBINSON WITH SAM MORGAN'S JAZZ, BAND; 540 as JIM ROBINSON'S JAZZ BAND. Temple 535 is retitled I AIN'T GONNA STUDY WAR NO MORE. ALICE MORLEY The following by this musical comedy star is of interest as jazz in view of the remarkable accompaniment. Vocal, acc. by Leslie A. Hutchinson ("Hutch"), p. London, c. September, 1927. I Ain't That Kind Of A Baby Br 126 It Takes A Good Woman (To Keep A Good Man At Home) Br 126 THOMAS MORRIS THOMAS MORRIS PAST JAZZ MASTERS: Tom Morris, Bubber Miley, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / ? Ernest Elliott, ts / ? Willie "The Lion" Smith, p / bj / d. New York, February, 1923. 71306-A E Flat Blues No. 2 (Memphis, Tennessee Blues) OK 8055 71307-B Original Charleston Strut OK 8055 Unknown d omitted. New York, April, 1923. 71531-C Lonesome Journey Blues OK 4867
71532-B When The Jazz Band Starts To Play OK 4867
New York, May, 1923. 71582-B Just Blues, That's All OK 8075, LAR A-4157 71583-C The Bull Blues (E Flat No. 1 Blues) OK 8075, Par D-1387, LAR A-4157 ? Ernest Elliott, cl / bb, added. New York, August 7, 1923. 71739-B Those Blues OK 4940
71740-B Beaucoupe de Jazz [sic] (Lots Of Jazz) OK 4940
THOMAS MORRIS AND HIS SEVEN HOT BABIES: Tom Morris, Ward Pinkett, t / Geechie Fields, tb / Ernest Elliott, cl, as, bar / Happy Caldwell, cl, ts / Marlowe Morris, p / ? Lee Blair, bj / Bill Benford, bb / Mike Jackson, v. New York, July 13, 1926. 35762-3 Lazy Drag Vic 20483 35763-3 Jackass Blues Vic 20179 35764-2 Charleston Stampede Vic 20180 Charlie Thomas, c, replaces Pinkett. New York, August 17, 1926. 36047-3 Georgia Grind - vMJ Vic 20180, WS 103 36048-2 Ham Gravy Vic 20179 NOTE: Wax Shop 103 as THOMAS MORRIS AND HIS NEW ORLEANS BLUE SEVEN. THOMAS MORRIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Tom Morris, c, speech / Charlie Irvis, tb, speech / Bob Fuller, cl / Mike Jackson, p. New York, August 27, 1926. 36071-2 Who's Dis Heah Stranger? - spTM, CI Vic 20316 THOMAS MORRIS AND HIS SEVEN HOT BABIES: Tom Morris, c / Joe Nanton, tb / Ernest Elliott, cl, ts / Mike Jackson or Phil Worde, p / Buddy Christian, bj / Wellman Braud, sb / d. New York, November 12, 1926. 36925-2 Blues From The Everglades Vic 20330 36926-3 P. D. Q. Blues Vic 20330 Bob Fuller, cl, as, replaces Elliott. New York, November 24, 1926. 36962-3 The Mess Vic 20364 36963-2 The Chinch Vic 20483 VICTOR MORRIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Gracelon 4001 for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. MORRISON'S JAZZ ORCHESTRA George Morrison, vn , dir: Leo Davis, t, as / Ed Caldwell, tb / Cuthbert Byrd, as / Andy Kirk, ts / ? Jimmy Walker, p / Lee Morrison, bj / Alfonso Garcia, sb / Eugene Montgomery, d. New York, March 26, 1920. 49780-1-2-3 Pip-Pip, Toot-Toot, Goodbye-ee Col unissued 49781-1-2-3 So Long, Oo-Long (How Long You Gonna Be Gone) Col unissued New York, April 2, 1920. 79097-1-2-3 Royal Garden Blues Col unissued 79098-1-2-3 I Know Why (intro: My Cuban Dreams) Col unissued Garcia omitted. Camden, NJ, April 13, 1920. Royal Garden Blues / Jean Vic tests (unnumbered) New York, April 22, 1920. 79098-6 I Know Why (intro: My Cuban Dreams) Col A2945 NOTE: Despite the historical significance of this band, its single issued side contains no jazz whatsoever.
The following titles by this well-known white cabaret artist have interesting jazz-styled accompaniments in which extended solo or ensemble passages can be heard. Otherwise, Lee Morse either provided her own ukulele-kazoo accompaniment, or gave little chance for her supporting musicians to establish themselves. Vocal, acc. by Her Blue Grass Boys, probably: Hymie Farberman, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Larry Abbott, cl / Max Terr, p / bj. New York, c. June 25, 1925. 106109 What-Cha-Call-Em Blues PA 025156, Per 11590 New York, c. August 12, 1925. 106191 Only This Time I'll Be True PA 025156, Per 11590 106192-B Sweet Man PA 025157, Per 11591 New York, c. August 27, 1925. 106224-A Oh, Boy! What A Girl PA 025158, 11004, Per 11592 106225-B Want A Little Lovin' PA 025161, Per 11595 106226 I Love You So PA 025158, 11003, Per 11592 New York, c. December 7, 1925. 106459-B I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) PA 025168, 11005, Per 11602 New York, c. December 9, 1925. 106466-A The Deep Wide Ocean Blues PA 025168, 11303, Per 11602 Acc. unknown. New York, c. June 1, 1926. 106894 Hoodle-Dee-Doo-Dee-Doo-Doo PA 025187, 11176, Per 11621 Acc. by Her Blue Grass Boys. New York, c. August 4, 1926. 107053 He's Still My Baby PA 11247, Per 11628 LEE MORSE'S BLUE GRASS BOYS: Possibly ? Red Nichols, t / ? Miff Mole, tb / Larry Abbott, cl / Jimmy Johnston, bsx / ? Max Terr or ? Bill Wirges, p / ? Harry Reser, bj / John Ryan, v, replaces Morse. New York, c. October 8, 1926. 107135 Ev'rything's Peaches (For Peaches And Me) PA 36546, Per 14727 107136 Bolshevik - vJR PA 36541, 11273, Per 14722, GP 18644 107137 Look Up And Smile - vJR PA 36545, Per 14726 107138 Tuck In Kentucky (And Smile) - vJR PA 36556, 11397, Per 14737 NOTE: Australian Grand Pree 18644 as TAMPICO JAZZ BAND. Lee Morse, v, replaces Ryan, acc. by the same group as last, with Sam Lewis, tb, certain in place of ? Mole; Tom Stacks, d, added. New York, c. November 9, 1926. 107199 The Little White House PA 25201, 11410, Per 11635 107200 Ain't That Too Bad? PA 25205, 11434, Per 11639 107201 With All My Heart PA 25202, Per 11636 107202 The Jersey Walk PA 25202, 11410, Per 11636 Acc. by t / tb / cl / p / bj. New York, June 25, 1928. 146578-1 Be Sweet to Me Col 1466-D 146579-2 Don't Keep Me In The Dark, Bright Eyes Col 1466-D Acc. by Phil Napoleon, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl / Frank Signorelli, p / Stan King, d. New York, July 24, 1929. 148847-1 Sweetness Col 1922-D, DB-161, J-780 Acc. by Tommy Dorsey, t / Charlie Butterfield, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Frank Signorelli, p / Carl Kress, g / own k. New York, February 27, 1930. 150032-3 'Tain't No Sin Col 2136-D, DB-140, A-8736 Rollini omitted;? Arthur Schutt, harmonium, added (or replaces Signorelli). New York, March 27, 1930. 150139-2 Sing, You Sinners Col 2165-D, DB-161 Acc. by ? Tommy Dorsey, t / Jimmy Dorsey, cl / ? Frank Signorelli, p / Eddie Lang, g / d. New York, October 31, 1930. 150924-1 Wasting My Love On You Col 2333-D, DB-370, Re G-20971 150925-3 Loving You The Way I Do Col 2333-D, DB-413 Acc. by Jack Purvis, t / Rube Bloom, p / Eddie Lang, g / d. New York, November 26, 1930. 150986-2 You're Driving Me Crazy Col 2348-D 150987-3 He's My Secret Passion Col 2348-D, Re G-20971 Acc. by Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Rube Bloom, p / Eddie Lang, g. New York, February 20, 1931. 151334-3 Walkin' My Baby Back Home Col 2417-D 151335-3 I've Got Five Dollars Col 2417-D Irving Brodsky, p, replaces Bloom. New York, July 8, 1931. 151670-1 It's The Girl! Col 2497-D 151671-3 I'm An Unemployed Sweetheart Col 2497-D THEODORE MORSE Piano duet with Abe Frankel, acc. by d. New York, c. September, 1917. 66667 Jazzin' Around PA 20430 BENNY MORTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA Henry Allen, t, v / Benny Morton, tb / Edward Inge, cl, as / Jerry Blake, cl, as, v, a / Ted McRae, ts / Don Kirkpatrick, p / Bobby Johnson, g / Billy Taylor, sb, a / Manzie Johnson, d. New York, February 23, 1934. 152717-2-3 Get Goin' - v, aJB Col 2902-D, CB-746, DO-1214 152718-1 Fare Thee Well To Harlem - vjB Col 2902-D, CB-746, DO-1214 152719-1 Tailor Made - aBT Col 2924-D 152720-1 The Gold Digger's Song [sic] - vHA Col 36011 152720-2 The Gold Digger's Song [sic] - vHA Col 2924-D JELLY ROLL MORTON JELLY-ROLL MARTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA [sic, on all issues except Tempo R-7]: ? Bernie Young or ? Tommy Ladnier, c / Roy Palmer, tb / Wilson Townes, cl / Charles Harris, as / Jelly Roll Morton, p / Jasper Taylor, woodblocks. Chicago, June, 1923. 1434-1 Big Foot Ham Pm 12050
1434-2 Big Foot Ham Pm 12050, 14007, Cen 3004, JC L-11, AF A-053 1435-2 Muddy Water Blues Pm 12050, 14007, 20251, Fam 3245, Hg 834, Nat 12251, Pur 11251, Cen 3004, JC L-11, Tem R-7, AF A-08, VJR 10 Piano solos. Richmond, IN, July 17, 1923. 11537 King Portor (A Stomp) [sic] Gnt 5289, JC L-121, Tem R-47 11538 New Orleans (Blues) Joys [sic] Gnt 5486, Sil 4041, BRS 3 11538-A New Orleans (Blues) Joys [sic] Gnt 5486, Bm 1070, HJCA HC-55, JC L-132, Tem R-5, AF A-09, XX 13 NOTE: XX 13 as GOOD OLD JELLY. Morton also recorded with the New Orleans Rhythm Kings (q.v.) on this date. Richmond, IN, July 18, 1923. 11544 Grandpa's Spells Gnt 5218, Bm 1069, HJCA HC-54, JC L-37, Tem R-50, XX 16 11545 Kansas City Stomp Gnt 5218, Bm 1069, HJCA HC-54, JC L-37, Tem R-50, XX 16 11546 Wolverine Blues Gnt 5289, JC L-121, Tem R-47 11547 The Pearls (A Stomp) Gnt 5323, XX 2, JD 004 NOTE: XX (KANSAS CITY STOMP) is anonymous; GRANDPA'S SPELLS as JELLY. Morton also recorded with the New Orleans Rhythm Kings (q.v.) on this date. JELLY ROLL MORTON'S JAZZ BAND: Natty Dominique, c / Zue Robertson, tb / Horace Eubanks, cl / Jelly Roll Morton, p / ? W. E. Burton, d. Chicago, c. October 30, 1923. 8498-A Someday, Sweetheart OK 8105, Bm 1058, HJCA HC-4 8499-A London Blues OK 8105, Bm 1058, HJCA HC-4, AF A-042 JELLY ROLL MORTON'S STEAMBOAT FOUR: "Memphis, " comb / Jack Russell, k / Boyd Senter, cl / Jelly Roll Morton, p. Rodeheaver studio, Chicago, April, 1924. 8065 Mr. Jelly Roll [sic] Cvl 11397 8065-2 Mr. Jelly Lord Pm 20332, Bwy / Mit / Pur / Tri 11397, Pur 11232, SD 109, JC L-96 JELLY ROLL MORTON'S STOMPS KINGS or JAZZ KIDS: "Memphis," comb / Russell Senter, k / Boyd Senter, k, bj. This personnel, supplied by Boyd Senter, proves this to be the only record bearing Morton's name in which he took no audible part. Rodeheaver studio, Chicago, April, 1924 (probably on the same date as the previous title). 8066-1 Steady Roll Pm 20332, Bwy / Cvl / Mit / Pur / Tri 11397, SD 109, JC L-96 8066-2 Steady Roll Pm 20332, Pur 11332 Piano solos. Rodeheaver studio, Chicago, c. April, 1924. 8071 Thirty-Fifth Street Blues [sic] Pm / Pur 12216, SD 101, JD 021, XX 8 8072 Mamanita (Mamamita*) Pm / Pur 12216, *SD 101, JD 021 Piano solos. Marsh Laboratories, Chicago, c. April-May, 1924. 534 Froggie Moore (Frog-I-More) Pm 14032, SD 103, JD 004, XX 8 535 London Blues Rialto (unnumbered), Ses 3, JC L-7 NOTE: Steiner-Davis 101 reverses the matrix numbers on the labels. XX 8 as SLAP RAGS LEFTON WHITE - PIANO BY FERDINAND BOULE DE SUIF MORTON. The issues from matrix 534 were dubbed from a test pressing in the possession of John Steiner, to whom I am grateful for the opportunity of inspecting it by eye and ear. The Riverside-London LP alleging to include the unissued Gennett recording of FROGGIE MOORE (matrix 11909) in fact merely uses an edited version of the above matrix 534. Richmond, IN, June 9, 1924. 11907-A Tia Juana (Tee Wana) Gnt 5632, 3043, Sil 4028, Bm 1003, JRS AA-110, JC L-5, Tem R-49 11908-A Shreveport Stomps Gnt 5590, Bm 1073, HJCA HC-64, JRS AA-120, JC L-80, Tem R-48 11909,-A Froggie Moore (Frog-I-More) Gnt unissued 11910-A Mamamita [sic] Gnt 5632, 3043, Sil 4028, Bm 1003, JRS AA-110, JC L-5, Tem R-49 11911-A Jelly Roll Blues Gnt 5552, Sil 4038, Bm 1072, HJCA HC-57, JC L-50 11912-A Big Foot Ham Gnt 5552, Sil 4038, AF A-053, Bm 1072, HJCA HC-57, JC L-50 11913-A Bucktown Blues (Bucktown Stomp*) Gnt 5515, Buddy 8015, Sil 4040, Bm 1071, HJCA HC-56, JC L-71, Tem R-32, XX 11*, JRS AA-122 11914 Tom Cat Blues Gnt 5515, Buddy 8015, Sil 4040, Bm 1071, HJCA HC-56, JC L-71, Tem R-32, XX 11*, JRS AA-122 11915-A Stratford Hunch Gnt 5590, Sil 4036, Bm 1073, HJCA HC-64, JRS AA-120, JC L-80, Tem R-48 11916 Milenberg Joys Gnt unissued 11917 Perfect Rag Gnt 5486, Sil 4041, Bm 1070, BRS 3, HJCA HC-55, Tem R-5, XX-13, AF A-03 NOTE: XX-11 as JELLY; XX-13 as TREMENDOUS OLD JELLY. JELLY ROLL MORTON'S KINGS OF JAZZ: Lee Collins, c / Roy Palmer, tb / "Balls" Ball, cl / Alex Poole, as / Jelly Roll Morton, p. Marsh Laboratories, Chicago, c. September, 1924. 635 Fish Tail Blues Auto 606, Ses 2, JC L-25, Tem R-19 636 High Society Auto 606, Ses 2, JC L-25, Tem R-19 638 Weary Blues Auto 607, Ses 4 (never issued) 639 Tiger Rag Auto 607, Ses 4 (never issued) NOTE: Matrix 637 is a talk on traffic safety for the Chicago Motor Club, obviously not by Morton, and of no jazz
JELLY ROLL MORTON AND HIS JAZZ TRIO (791), or VOLTAIRE DE FAUT (792): Volly de Faut, cl / W. E. ("Buddy") Burton, k (791 only) / Jelly Roll Morton, p. Marsh Laboratories, Chicago, c. May, 1925. 791 My Gal Auto 623, Reissue 8, JC L-65 792 Wolverine Blues Auto 623, Reissue 8, JC L-65 JELLY ROLL MORTON'S INCOMPARABLES: Jelly Roll Morton, p, dir: Ray Bowling / tb / as / ts / bj / Clay Jefferson, d. Richmond, IN, February 23, 1926. 12466,-A Milenberg Joys Gnt unissued (destroyed May 31, 1927) 12467 Mr. Jelly Lord Gnt 3259, Buddy 8004, Ch 15105 NOTE: This is Jelly Roll Morton's touring band, and probably the only example of a recording by a regular Morton organization, as distinct from a studio group. The Gennett files for December 1, 1925, list for matrix 12440 (also destroyed May 31, 1927) a test recording of MILENBERG JOYS by an unnamed artist, with the mysterious note "Re Re." This almost certainly means a subsequent rerecording of the title by the same artist, who is probably Jelly Roll Morton, with a band possibly including Punch Miller and Edwin Swayzee on cornets. Buddy 8004 as NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS. Piano solos. Chicago, April 20, 1926. C-160, E-2863 The Pearls Voc 1020, Or(E) 1007, Br 80067, 03564, Col MZ-354, Dec MG-3564 C-163; E-2866 Sweetheart O' Mine Voc 1019, V-1019, Br 80068, JSo AA-584 C-164; E-2867 Fat Meat And Greens Voc 1019, V-1019, Br 80068, JSo AA-584 C-166; E-2869 King Porter Stomp Voc 1020, Or 1007(E), Br 80067, 03564, Col DZ, 354, Dec MG-3564 JELLY ROLL MORTON'S RED HOT PEPPERS: Jelly Roll Morton, p, v, speech, dir: George Mitchell, c / Kid Ory, tb / Omer Simeon, cl / Johnny St. Cyr, bj / John Lindsay, sb / Andrew Hilaire, d. Webster Hotel, Chicago, September 15, 1926. 36239-2 Black Bottom Stomp Vic 20221, BB B-10253, HMV B-5164, B-10048, AE-1753, HN-2885, JK-2712, K-5010, R-7475, SG-459, El EG-7812, Bm 1063, HJCA HC-45 36240-2 Smoke-House Blues (Beale Street Blues*) Vic 20296, BB B-8372, HMV B-10645, EA-4005*, JK-2759, El EG-7775, Bm 1065, BRS 8, HJCA HC-48, NOM M11 36241-1 The Chant HJCA HC-45 36241-3 The Chant Vic 20221, BB B-10253, HMV B-5164, B-10456, AE-1753, HN-3172, JK-2759, SG-459, El
NOTE: Late pressings of Bluebird B-10253 are from dubbed masters (single-ring eccentric run-off). Copies of Victor 20221 are known to exist coupling THE CHANT with a side from Victor 19921 by the Brox Sisters. HMV EA-4005 carries a sticker bearing the correct title. Barney Bigard, Darnell Howard, cl / Marty Bloom, effects added; the files quote a second c, probably referring to the klaxon horn on the first side. Simeon is the only cl heard on the third title. Webster Hotel, Chicago, September 21, 1926. 36283-2 Sidewalk Blues - spJRM, JSC X LX-3018, Vic 730605, 731059 (LPs) 36283-3 Sidewalk Blues - spJRM, JSC Vic 20252, 40-0118, HMV B-5212, B-10270, EA-3785, HN-3016, JK-2755, El EG-7773 36284-1 Dead Man Blues - spJRM, JSC Vic 20252, 40-0118, HMV B-10270, EA-3785, HN-3016, JK-2755, El EG-7774 36284-2 Dead Man Blues - spJRM, JSC Vic 20252 36285-3 Steamboat Stomp - spJRM, JSC Vic 20296, BB B-8372, HMV B-9979, HMV HN-2884, JF-56, JK-2686, SG-295, El EG-7545,
NOTE: Some copies of Victor 40-0118 are pressed from dubbed masters. As for September 15, 1926, plus Clarence Black, Wright Smith (or Darnell Howard, according to Howard himself), vn*; Simeon doubles bcl*; St. Cyr doubles g. Webster Hotel, Chicago, December 16, 1926. 37254-2 *Someday Sweetheart Vic 20405 37254-3 *Someday Sweetheart BRS 1001 37255-2 Grandpa's Spells BB B-10254, HMV B-10048, HN-2885, JK-2712, El EG-7812, Homart JC-54 37255-3 Grandpa's Spells Vic 20431, Bm 1066, BRS 9, HJCA HC-49 37256-1 Original Jelly Roll Blues BB B-10255, HMV EA-3632 37256-2 Original Jelly Roll Blues Vic 20405, A-1465, HMV B-9848, ALS, 5018, DA-4986, HN-2933, JK-2666, K-8741, El EG-7907, BRS 12, HJCA HC-47 37257-3 Doctor Jazz - vJRM Vic 20415, A-1465, BB B-10255, HMV B-9848, ALS, 5018, DA-4986, EA-3632, HN-2933,
37258-1 Cannon Ball Blues BB B-10254, Vic A-1368, HMV B-9979 HN-2884, JK-2686, SG-295, El EG-7545, Bm 1066, BRS 9, HJCA HC-49, Homart JC-54 37258-2 Cannon Ball Blues Vic 20431 Jelly Roll Morton, p, dir: George Mitchell, c / Gerald Reeves, tb / Johnny Dodds, cl / Stump Evans, as / Bud Scott, g / Quinn Wilson, bb / Baby Dodds, d / Lew LeMar, effects. Oak Street studio, Chicago, June 4, 1927. 38627-2 Hyena Stomp - eLL Vic 20772, Bm 1059, HJCA HC-11 38627-3 Hyena Stomp - eLL
38628-1 Billy Goat Stomp - eLL Vic 20772, Bm 1059, HJCA HC-11 38628-3 Billy Goat Stomp - eLL HMV JK-2760 38629-1 Wild Man Blues BB B-10256, HMV B-10645, JK-2761, El EG-7772, BRS 4, JCl 506 38629-3 Wild Man Blues Meritt LP-1 (LP), BB 2361-2-RB (CD) 38630-2 Jungle Blues BB B-10256, HMV B-10683, JK-2761, El EG-7772, BRS 4, JCl 506 38630-3 Jungle Blues Vic 21345 Dodds Brothers and Morton only*. Oak Street studio, Chicago, June 10, 1927. 38661-1 Beale Street Blues Vic 20948, BB B-10252, HMV B-10341, EA-4005, HN-3078, JK-2599, SG-493, VSG-11, Bm 1077, HJCA HC-88, NOM M-12, Record Shack 2 38661-2 Beale Street Blues
38662-2 The Pearls Vic 20948 38662-3 The Pearls Vic 20948, BB B-10252, HMV B-10341, EA-4005, HN-3078, JK-2599, SG-493, VSG 11, Bm 1077, HJCA HC-88, NOM M-12, Record Shack 2 38663-1 *Wolverine Blues Vic 21064, BB B-10258, HMV B-10173, HN-2997, JK-2233, SG-400, Bm 1075, Trad T-594 38663-2 *Wolverine Blues X LVA-3028, Vic RD, 27184, 741040 (LPs) 38664-1 *Mr. Jelly Lord Vic 21064, BB B-10258, HMV B-10328, HN-3073, JK-2233, SG-474, El EG-7864, Bm 1075, Trad T-594 NOTE: Victor 21064 as JELLY ROLL MORTON - Piano solo with Clarinet and Traps; other issues of these two titles as JELLY ROLL MORTON TRIO. Jelly Roll Morton, p, v, dir: Ward Pinkett, t / Geechie Fields, tb / Omer Simeon, cl / Lee Blair, bj / Bill Benford, bb / Tommy Benford, d; instrumentation of trio and quartet sides shown after titles. Liederkranz Hall, New York, June 11, 1928. 45619-2 Georgia Swing Vic V-38024, BB B-5109, B-8515, Sr S-3192, HMV B-9221, DA-4987, EA-3419, HN-2944,
45620-3 Kansas City Stomps Vic V-38010, BB B-5109, B-7757, Sr S-3192, HMV B-10151, DA-4987, HN-2984, JK-2736,
45621-3 Shoe Shiner's Drag Vic 21658, BB B-5707, B-7725, HMV B-10151, EA-468, HN-2984, JK-2758, R, 14054, Bm 1067, HJCA HC-50 45622-2 Boogaboo Vic V-38010, BB B-6031, B-7725, HMV B-10173 HN-2997, JK-2736, Bm 1067, HJCA HC-50 45623-1 Shreveport - cl / p / d Vic 21658 45623-2 Shreveport - cl / p / d Vic 21658, BB B-5707, B-7710, HMV B-9220, EA-468, EA-3158, JK-2710, R-14054, JCl 501 45624-1 Mournful Serenade - tb / cl / p / d Vic V-38024 45624-2 Mournful Serenade - tb / cl / p / d Vic V-38024, BB B-6601, 8-8515, HMV B-9221, HN-2944, JK-2680, SG-308, Bm 1062, HJCA HC-44 45625-1-2 Honey Babe - t / p / d / vJRM Vic unissued 45626-1-2 Sidewalk Blues Vic unissued NOTE: Some reissues of matrix 45624-2 as JELLY ROLL MORTON'S QUARTET. JELLY ROLL MORTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Jelly Roll Morton, p, dir: Ed Anderson, Edwin Swayzee, t / William Cato, tb / Russell Procope, cl / Paul Barnes, ss / Joe Garland, ts / Lee Blair, g / Bass Moore, bb / Manzie Johnson, d. 46th Street studio, New York, December 6, 1928. 48433-1-2 Everybody Loves My Honey Now Vic unissued 48434-1 Red Hot Pepper Vic V-38055, 40-0119, BB B-6601, HMV JK-2737 48435-3 Deep Creek Vic V-38055, 40-0119, BB B-5333, Sr S-3414, HMV B-9220, EA-3158, JF-10, JK-2710 48436-1-2 You Oughta See My Gal Vic unissued NOTE: Some copies of Victor 40-0119 are pressed from dubbed masters on both sides. Piano solos. Camden, NJ, July 8, 1929. 49448-2 Pep Vic V-38627, BB B-10257, HMV B-10619, JK-2201, BRS 1010, HJCA-609 49449-1 Seattle Hunch Vic V-38527 49449-2 Seattle Hunch Vic 27565, HMV JK-2762, El EG-7776 49450-2 Frances (Fat Frances*) Vic V-38627, BB B-10257, HMV B-10619, JK-2201*, BRS 1010, HJCA 609 49451-1 Freakish Vic 27565, HMV JK-2762, El EG-7776 49451-2 Freakish Vic V-38527 JELLY ROLL MORTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA (...AND HIS RED HOT PEPPERS on Victor V-38075): Jelly Roll Morton, solo p, dir: Boyd "Red" Rossiter, Walter Briscoe, t / Charlie Irvis, tb / George Baquet, cl / Paul Barnes, ss / Joe Thomas, as / Walter Thomas, ts / Rod Rodriguez, ensemble p / Barney Alexander, bj / Harry Prather, bb / William Laws, d. Camden, NJ, July 9, 1929. 49452-1 Burnin' The Iceberg
49452-2 Burnin' The Iceberg Vic V-38075, 40-0120, HMV B-10762, EA-3730, JK-2738, R-14329 49453-1 Courthouse Bump Vic 741054 (LP) 49453-2 Courthouse Bump Vic V-38093 49454-1 Pretty Lil Vic 741054 (LP) 49454-2 Pretty Lil Vic V-38078, 40-0120, HMV EA-3730, JK-2738, SG-53 Camden, NJ, July 10, 1929. 49455-1 Sweet Aneta Mine [sic] Vic V-38093, HMV R-14433 49455-2 Sweet Aneta Mine [sic]
49456-1 New Orleans Bump (Monrovia) Vic V-38078, BB B-7757, HMV JK-2737, BRS 1001, JCl 501 49456-2 New Orleans Bump (Monrovia) Vic LPV-546 (LP) Camden, NJ, July 12, 1929. 49457-1 Down My Way Vic V-38113 49458-2 Try Me Out Vic V-38113 49459-1 Tank Town Bump
49459-2 Tank Town Bump Vic V-38075, HMV B-10456, JF-56, JK-2758, R-14329, El EG-7771 JELLY ROLL MORTON AND HIS RED HOT PEPPERS: Jelly Roll Morton, p, dir: Henry Allen, t / J. C. Higginbotham, tb / Albert Nicholas, cl / Will Johnson, g / Pops Foster, sb / Paul Barbarin, d. 46th Street studio, New York, November 13, 1929. 57080-1 Sweet Peter Vic 23402, Bm 1061, HJCA HC-34 57080-2 Sweet Peter
57081-1 Jersey Joe Vic 23402, HMV JK-2862 57081-2 Jersey Joe Bm 1061, HJCA HC-34 57082-1 Mississippi Mildred Vic 23424, HMV JK-2862 57052-2 Mississippi Mildred Bm 1060, HJCA HC-35 57083-1 Mint Julep Vic 23334 JELLY ROLL MORTON TRIO: Barney Bigard, cl / Jelly Roll Morton, p / Zutty Singleton, d. 46th Street studio, New York, December 17, 1929. 57784-1 Smilin' The Blues Away Vic V-38108, BB B-10194, HMV JK-2186, BRS 1011, HJCA 609 57785-1 Turtle Twist Vic V-38108, BB B-10194, HMV JK-2186, BRS 1011, HJCA 609 57786-1 My Little Dixie Home Vic V-38601, HMV JK-2861, HJCA HC-15 57787-2 That's Like It Ought To Be Vic V-38601, HMV JK-2861, HJCA HC-15 JELLY ROLL MORTON AND HIS RED HOT PEPPERS: Jelly Roll Morton, p, dir: Ward Pinkett and another, t / Wilbur de Paris, tb / Ernie Bullock or Jerry Blake, cl, bcl / Bernard Addison, g / Billy Taylor, bb / Cozy Cole, d. 46th Street studio, New York, March 5, 1930. 59504-1 Each Day Vic 23351, T-64, HJCA HC-33 59504-2 Each Day Gannet GE-5552 (LP), BB 2361-2-RB (CD) 59505-2 If Someone Would Only Love Me - bcl Vic 23321, HMV JK-2860, Tpl 525 59506-1 That'll Never Do Vic 23019, HMV B-4836, HJCA HC-76 59507-2 I'm Looking For A Little Bluebird Vic 23004 NOTE: Victor T-64 is a special pressing for use in theaters, bearing a yellow Victor label and the same performance of EACH DAY on each side. Jelly Roll Morton, p, dir: Ward Pinkett, Bubber Miley, t / Wilbur de Paris, tb / Lorenzo Tio Jr., cl / bj / Bernard Addison, g / Bill Benford, bb / Tommy Benford, d. 46th Street studio, New York, March 19, 1930. 59332-2 Little Lawrence Vic V-38135, 40-0121, HMV EA-3680, JK-2756, SG-53 59533-1 Harmony Blues Vic V-3813, HMV B-10683, ALS-5059, El EG-7773 NOTE: The latter title was scheduled for issue on Bluebird B-11594, but it never appeared in this form. Ernie Bullock or Jerry Blake, cl, bcl, replaces Tio. New York, March 20, 1930. 59643-1 Fussy Mabel Vic V-38125, 760-0003, HMV B-10762 59644-1 Ponchatrain Vic V-38125, 40-0121, 760-0003, HMV EA-3680, El EG-7775 NOTE: The first title was scheduled for issue on Bluebird B-11593, but it never appeared in this form. Jelly Roll Morton, p, dir: Ward Pinkett and another, t / Geechie Fields, tb / Happy Caldwell, cl / Joe Thomas, as / Walter Thomas, cl, bar / Lee Blair, bj / Billy Taylor, bb / Cozy Cole, d. 46th Street studio, New York, June 2, 1930. 62182-1 Oil Well Vic 23321, Tpl 525 62182-2 Oil Well BB 2361-2-RB (CD) 62183-1 Load Of Coal (Load Of Cole) Vic 23429 62183-2 Load Of Coal (Load Of Cole) Bm 1060, HJCA HC-35 62184-1 Crazy Chords BB 2361-2-RB (CD) 62184-2 Crazy Chords Vic 23307, HMV B-4898, Bm 1074, HJCA HC-68 62185-1 Primrose Stomp Vic 23424, HMV JK-2877 62185-2 Primrose Stomp BB 2361-2-RB (CD) NOTE: Victor 23307 and HMV B-4898 as JELLY ROLL MORTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Jelly Roll Morton, p, dir: Ward Pinkett, t / Geechie Fields, tb / Albert Nicholas, cl / Howard Hill, g / Pete Biggs, bb / Tommy Benford, d. 24th Street studio, New York, July 14, 1930. 62339-1 Low Gravy Vic 23334, BB B-8302, HMV JK-2763, SG-457, Bm 1068, BRS 10, HJCA HC-51 62339-2 Low Gravy Vic unissued 62340-1 Strokin' Away HJCA HC-33 62340-2 Strokin' Away Vic 23351, BB B-8302, HMV JK-2763, SG-457 62341-1 Blue Blood Blues Vic 22681, A-1335, BB B-8201, HMV EA-3419, JK-2859, R-14645, Bm 1064, BRS 11, HJCA HC-46 62341-2 Blue Blood Blues BB 2361-2-RB (CD) 62342-1 Mushmouth Shuffle Vic 23004, BB B-8201, HMV B-10328, HN-3073, JK-2796, SG-474, El EG-7864, Bm 1064, BRS 11, HJCA HC-46 Jelly Roll Morton, p, dir: Ward Pinkett, t / Geechie Fields, tb / ? Eddie Scarpa, cl / Bernard Addison, g / Billy Taylor, bb / Bill Beason, d. 24th Street studio, New York, October 9, 1930. 64313-1 Gambling Jack Vic 23307, HMV JK-2859, Bm 1074, HJCA HC-68 64313-2 Gambling Jack
64314-1 Fickle Fay Creep Vic 23019 HMV B-4837, HJCA HC-76 NOTE: Victor 23307 as JELLY ROLL MORTON AND 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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