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NEW ORLEANS BLUES BAND Pseudonym on Varsity 6029 for Zach Whyte's Chocolate Beau Brummls, q.v. NEW ORLEANS BOOTBLACKS George Mitchell, c / Kid Ory, tb / Johnny Dodds, cl / Joe Clark, as / Lil Armstrong, p / Johnny St. Cyr, bj. Chicago, July 14, 1926. 142436-1 Mixed Salad Col 14465-D, Bm 1095, HJCA HC-31, VJR 2 142437-3 I Can't Say Col 14465-D, Bm 1095, HJCA HC-31, VJR 2 142438-1 Flat Foot Col 14337-D, DB-3422, BF-618, CQ-2780, DCH-250, DZ-883, Bm 1083, HJCA HC-26, VJR 1 142439-1 Mad Dog Col 14337-D, DB-3422, BF-618, CQ-2780, DCH-112, DZ-883, Bm 1083, HJCA HC-26, VJR 1 See also New Orleans Wanderers. NEW ORLEANS FIVE Pseudonym on Romeo 370 for the Original Indiana Five, q.v. NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND Harry Gluck, t / Mike Martini, tb / Sidney Arodin, cl / Wilder Chase, p / Tommy de Rose, d. New York, c. February 12, 1924. 5422-1 Tin Roof Blues Ban 1318, Re 9615, Poydras 27 New York, c. February, 1924. 10030-1 Mindin' My Bus'ness Dom 306 10031-2 Lots O' Mama Dom 308 10032 Hula Lou Dom 306 NOTE: All the above three issues as DIXIE JAZZ HOUNDS. New York, c. March, 1924. 10058-2 Waitin' Around Dom 329 10059-2 31st Street Blues Dom 328 10060-2 My Papa Doesn't Two-Time No Time Dom 335, Apex 8250 New York, c. April, 1924. 10083-1-2 Limehouse Blues Dom 338, Pen 1383 10084-1 It Had To Be You Dom 335, Cvl / Pt / Tri 11383, Fed 5405, Pen 1383, Sil 2405, Max 1512 10085-1-2 Down Where The South Begins Dom 338, Bwy / Pt / Tri 11382 NOTE: Maxsa 1512 as MAXSA'S NEW YORK ORCHESTRA. Dave Skine or Dick Maffei, bj, added. New York, c. September 10, 1924. 5623-3 Dixie Flyer Sam Ban 1428, Dom 401, Or 253, Re 9725 5624-1-2 I'm Gonna Get Acquainted In A Quaint Old-Fashioned Town Ban 1428, Dom 389, Or 251, Re 9725 5625-1 How Could You Leave Me Now? Dom 387, Or 271, Apex 8270, Poydras 27 NOTE: Banner 1428 Regal 9725 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; Broadway / Triangle 11382 as GOLDEN GATE
Harry Gluck, t / Mike Martini, tb / Sidney Arodin, cl / Wilder Chase, p / Dave Skine or Dick Maffei, bj / Tommy de Rose, d. New York, c. October 23, 1924. 5677-1-2-3 Honey, Don't You Shake Me Down Or 291 5678-2 Alabamy Stay-At-Home Dom 403, Or 272 5679-1 My Lovie Lee Ban 1445, Dom 416 Or 269, Re 9739 5680-1 Copenhagen Ban 1445, Dom 416, Or 291, Re 9739 5680-2 Copenhagen Apex 8272 NOTE: Domino 416 as RIALTO DANCE ORCHESTRA; Oriole 269 and 291 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Oriole 272 as ORIOLE DANCE ORCHESTRA. Herman Drewes, t / Ted Raph, tb / Brad Gowans, cl / Tony Franchini, p / Dick Maffei, bj / Tommy de Rose, d, ldr. New York, May 6, 1925. 6006-1 Some Of These Days Ban 1544, Dom 3509, Or 413, Re 9839 6006-2 Some Of These Days Apex 8359, Leo 10019 6007-1-2 My Sweet Louise Ban 1556, Dom 3524, Em 10868, Re 9852, Sil 2498, Poydras 63 NOTE: Emerson 10868 as PENNSYLVANIA SYNCOPATORS; Oriole 413 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Silvertone 2498 as LANIN'S ROSELAND ORCHESTRA. New York, June 12, 1925. 6046-2 Right Or Wrong Or 445 6047-1 Red Hot Henry Brown Dom 21091, Or 464, Apex 8398, Mic 22043 6047-2 Red Hot Henry Brown Beeda 112 NOTE: Oriole 445 and 464 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND. New York, October 8, 1925. 6216-1 The Camel Walk Apex 8429, Dom 21107, Mic 22056, St 10094 6216-2-3 The Camel Walk Ban 1618, Dom 3590, Re 9923 6218-1 Melancholy Lou Apex 8411, Dom 21091, Mic 22043, St 10078 6218-2 Melancholy Lou Ban 1624, Dom 3594, Or 497, Re 9920, Poydras 63 NOTE: Oriole 497 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS. The name NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND was itself a pseudonym for the following items listed in this book. Banner 6049 Tiger Rag (Five Birmingham Babies) Domino 3439 Hot Sax Booker's Jazz Band) See also the Original New Orleans Jazz Band. NEW ORLEANS JAZZ TRIO Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, June 18, 1926. X-186,-A Dancin' The Blues Gnt unissued X-187,-A Desert Blues Gnt unissued NEW ORLEANS LUCKY SEVEN Pseudonym on OKeh 8544, Columbia 35664, and Australian Columbia DO-2245 for Bix Beiderbecke and his Gang, q.v. NEW ORLEANS OWLS Benjie White, cl, as, dir: Bill Padron, c / Lester Smith, ts / Mose Farrar, p / Rene Gelpi, bj, g / Dan LeBlanc, bb / Earl Crumb, d. New Orleans, September 24, 1925. 140992-2 Stomp Off, Let's Go Col 489-D 140993-1-2 Oh Me! Oh My! Col 489-D 140994-2 The Owls' Hoot Col 605-D 140995-1-2 Zero Col unissued Benjie White, cl, as, dir: Bill Padron, c / Frank Netto, tb / Pinky Vidacovich, cl, as / Lester Smith, ts / Mose Farrar,
142018-1-2 Spaghetti Col unissued 142019-3 Piccadilly Col 1158-D 142020-2 Tampeekoe Col 688-D 142021-2 Dynamite Col 1045-D 142022-1 Pretty Baby Col 1045-D 142023-2 West End Romp Col 688-D Sigfre Christensen, p, replaces Farrar. Atlanta, November 8, 1926. 143110-2 Blowin' Off Steam Col 823-D, J-128 143111-1 Boneyard Shuffle Col unissued 143112-2 White Ghost Shivers Col 862-D, J-205 143113-2 The Nightmare Col 943-D, 4452 143114-2 Brotherly Love Col 823-D, J-128 143115-2 Eccentric Col 943-D, 4452 New Orleans, April 15, 1927. 143979-1 So Long, Joe Col unissued 143980-1 Killing Time Col unissued 143981-1 That's A Plenty Col 1547-D, J-597 14398E-1 Meat On The Table Col 1158-D Red Bowman, c, v, added; Nappy Lamare, bj, v, replaces Gelpi. New Orleans, October 26, 1927. 145022-2 The New Twister Col 1547-D, J-597 145023-2 Goose Pimples Col 1261-D 145024-2 Throwin' The Horns - vRB-NL Col 1261-D NEW ORLEANS PEPSTERS Pseudonym on Van Dyke for the following items listed in this book: 77038 Close Fit Blues (Clarence Williams Orchestra) 81836 The Harlem Stomp Down (Levee Syncopators) 81843 The Rackett (Levee Syncopators)
Bob Haring dir: Sterling Bose, Charlie Spivak, t / Jack Teagarden, tb, v / Jimmy Dorsey, as / Gil Rodin, as / Eddie Miller, ts / Al Beller, vn / Gil Bowers, p / Nappy Lamare, g / Harry Goodman, sb / Ray Bauduc, d / The Cotton Pickers, v quartet / Ben Pollack, v. New York, February 18, 1931. E-36104- That's The Kind Of Man For Me - vJT Mt M-12230, Decatur 508 E-36105- I'm One Of God's Children (Who Hasn't Got Wings) - vJT Mt M-12133 E-36106- No Wonder I'm Blue - vBP Mt M-12133 E-36107-A-B There's Rhythm In The River - vCP ARC unissued NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS FRIARS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA, DIRECTION - HUSK O'HARE [sic]: Elmer Schoebel, p, a, dir: / Paul Mares, c / George Brunies, tb / Leon Rappolo, cl / Jack Pettis, Cm, ts / Lou Black, bj / Arnold Loyocano, sb / Frank Snyder, d. Richmond, IN, August 29, 1922. 11178-B Eccentric Gnt 5009, Br 02211 11179-C Farewell Blues Gnt 4966, St 9303 11180-A Discontented Blues Gnt 4967, St 9304 11181-B Bugle Call Blues Gnt 4967, St 9304, Br 02213, Tpl 538 Richmond, IN, August 30, 1922. 11182-B Panama Gnt 4968, St 9313, Br 02212, Tp1 550 11183-C Tiger Rag Gnt 4968, St 9313, Tpl 550 11184 Livery Stable Blues Pm 14028 11185 Oriental Gnt 4996, St 9303, EBW 3868, Wp 3044 NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 3868 and Westport 3044 as REGENT ORCHESTRA. NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS [FORMERLY FRIARS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA appended on some copies]: Paul Mares, c / George Brunies, tb / Leon Roppolo, cl / Mel Stitzel, p / Ben Pollack, d. Richmond, IN, March 12, 1923. 11352 Sweet Lovin' Man Gnt 5104, Tpl 534 11352-A Sweet Lovin' Man Gnt 5104, Br 02210 11353 That's A Plenty Gnt 5105, UHCA 88 11353-A That's A Plenty Gnt 5105, Br 02208, Tpl 521 11354, -B Shimmeshawabble [sic] Gnt 5106, BRS 10041, JCl 503, VJR 03, JC L-27 11355-B Weary Blues Gnt 5102, Buddy 8003, Gothic 509, Tpl 549, Poydras MJC-12, Tem R-2 Richmond, IN, March 13, 1923. 11356 Da Da Strain Gnt 5106
11357-A-B Wolverine Blues Gnt 5102, Gothic 509, Tpl 549, Tem R-2 11358-B Maple Leaf Rag (Scott Joplin) Gnt 5104, UHCA 45, Tpl 534, Br 02209 11359 Tin Roof Blues Gnt 5105, UHCA 87, Tpl 521 11359-A Tin Roof Blues Gnt 5105, Buddy 8001, Br 02208 11359-B Tin Roof Blues Gnt 5105, Buddy 8001, St 9435 Paul Mares, c / George Brunies, tb / Leon Roppolo, cl / Jack Pettis, Cm / Glenn Scoville, as, ts / Don Murray, cl,
11535-A Sobbin' Blues - pJRM Gnt 5219, Buddy 8003, Tpl 551 11536-A Marguerite - pKP Gnt 5217 11539 Angry - pKP Gnt 5219, Tpl 551, JC L-27 11539-A Angry - pKP Gnt 5219, Buddy 8002 11540 Clarinet Marmalade - pJRM Gnt 5220, Buddy 8004, VJR 15 11540-A Clarinet Marmalade - pJRM Gnt 5220, Tpl 520, Br 02209 11541-A Mr. Jelly Lord - pJRM Gnt 5220, Buddy 8004, Tpl 520, VJR 15 NOTE: Matrices 11537 / 11538 are piano solos by Jelly Roll Morton, q.v. Richmond, IN, July 18, 1923. 11550 London Blues - pJRM Grit 5221, Tpl 533, Br 02210 11551 Milenberg Joys - pJRM Gnt 3076, Buddy 9007 11551-A Milenberg Joys - pJRM Gnt 5217 11551-C Milenberg Joys - pJRM Gnt 5217, 3076, BRS 1004, JC1 503, VJR 4, Tem R-3, JC L-113 11552-A Mad ('Cause You Treat Me This Way) - pKP Gnt 5221, Tpl 533 ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS: Paul Mares, c / Santo Pecora, tb / Leon Roppolo, cl / Charlie Cordella, ts / Glyn Lea "Red" Long, p / Bill Eastwood, bj / Chink Martin, bb / Leo Adde, d. New Orleans, January 23, 1925. 8902-A Baby OK 40422
8903-B I Never Knew What A Gal Could Do OK 40422, HRS 6 8904-A She's Crying For Me Blues OK 40327, Par R-3254, Col DB-3470, Od 03279, 5584, BRS 18, Tpl 556, Plato 116 8905-A Golden Leaf Strut OK 40327, Par R-3254, Col DB-3470, Od 03279, 5584, BRS 18, Tpl 556, Plato 116 NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS: As last above, but Charlie Cordella, cl, replaces Roppolo, and there is no ts. New Orleans, March 26, 1925. 32125-1 She's Cryin' For Me BB B-10956 32125-4 She's Cryin' For Me Vic 19645, 28206 32126-1 Everybody Loves Somebody Blues (But Nobody Loves Me) Vic 19645, 28206 32126-2 Everybody Loves Somebody Blues (But Nobody Loves Me) BB B-10956 Wingy Mannone, t / George Brunies or Santo Pecora, tb / Sidney Arodin, cl / Eddie Miller, cl, ts / Gil Bowers, p / Nappy Lamare, g / ? Benny Pottle, sb / ? Bob White, d. New York, June, 1934. 176364-2 Panama
17635-1 Tin Roof Blues Merritt 6 (LP) Wingy Mannone, t / George Brunies, tb / Sidney Arodin, cl / Terry Shand, p / Benny Pottle, sb / Bob White, d. New York, September 12, 1934. 38608-A San Antonio Shout Dec 161, 336419, M-39002, Br 02040, 80118, Od 284150 38609-A Tin Roof Blues Dec 161, 3523, Br 01910, 80118 38610-A Panama Dec 162, 3945, Br 01910, 80145 38611-A Jazz It Blues (The Jazz Me Blues*) Dec 162, 336419*, M-39002*, Br 80145, 02040, Od 284150 New York, September 26, 1934. 38734-A Bluin' The Blues Dec 464, Br 80120, 02337 38735-A Ostrich Walk Dec 229, Br 80119, 01988, A-9767 38736-A Original Dixieland One-Step Dec 229, Br 80119, 01988, A-9767 38737-A Sensation Dec 464, Br 80120, 02337
Pseudonym on Elite 5032 for the Varsity Seven, q.v. NEW ORLEANS STOMPERS Pseudonym on Paradox 4 and VJR for the Moonlight Revelers (ALABAMA SHUFFLE) and Jelly James and his Fewsicians (GEORGIA BO BO), both q.v. NEW ORLEANS STRUTTERS Pseudonym on Champion 15398 for Frank Bunch and his Fuzzy Wuzzies, q.v. NEW ORLEANS WANDERERS George Mitchell, c / Kid Ory, tb / Johnny Dodds, cl / Joe Clark, as, except on 142426-1 / Lil Armstrong, p / Johnny St. Cyr, bj, speech. Chicago, July 13, 1926. 142426-1 Perdido Street Blues Col 698-D, DB-2860, BF-417, CQ-2239, DZ-789, GN-5086, GNS-5092, N-199, SE-5008-S, UHCA 15, Tpl 540 142427-2 Gate Mouth Col 698-D, DB-2860, BF-417, CQ-2239, DZ-789, GN-5086, GNS-5092, N-199, SE-5008-S, UHCA 16, Tpl 540 142428-3 Too Tight - spJSC Col 735-D, DB-2920, CQ-2240, DW-5080, DZ-813, GNS-5093, Bm 1084, HJCA HC-30, VJR 20 142429-2 Papa Dip Col 735-D, DB-2920, CQ-2240, DW-5080, DZ-813, GNS-5093, Bm 1084, HJCA HC-30, VJR 20 NOTE: UHCA 15 and 16 are coupled. See also New Orleans Bootblacks.
Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle 36658 and Perfect 14839 for Al Lynch and his Orchestra, q.v. NEWPORT SYNCOPATORS Pseudonym on Van Dyke for Cliff Jackson and his Krazy Kats, q.v. NEW PRINCE'S TORONTO BAND Between October, 1924, and February 25, 1926, this Canadian band was resident in London; of the more than fifty sides they recorded there, the following is a good example of hot dance music of the time. Hal Swain, as, ts, v, dir: Alfie Noakes, t / Bill Hall, tb / Les Allen, as, v / Frank Walsh, p / Dave Caplan, bj / Ron Garrison, bb / Ken Kenny, d. London, November 5, 1925. WA-2561-3 Paddlin' Madelin' Home - vHS-LA Col 3824
Ed Kirkeby, ? v, dir: Jack Purvis, t / Bobby Davis, Pete Pumiglio, cl, as / Sam Ruby, ts / 2 vn / Jack Russin, p / Tommy Felline, g / Ward Lay, sb / Stan King, d. New York, late October, 1930. 1066 St. Louis Blues - v Cr 3017
1067-3 Sweet Jennie Lee - v Cr 3013, Imp 2048 1068 I Got Rhythm - v Cr 3012
RAMON NEWTON Also known as Cyril Newton, the leader, violinist and vocalist of the original Savoy Havana Band made some solo sides for HMV accompanied by a small group that played quite interesting music. The following are known or reported to be in this category, despite the titles. Vocal, acc. by Syncopated Quartet: probably: Jimmy Wornell, t / Van Phillips, cl, as / Billy Mayerl, p / Dave Thomas, bj. Hayes, Middlesex, October 8, 1925. Bb-6887-1 Where Is That Girl Who Was Stolen From Me? HMV B-2156 Bb-6890-1 Chick-Chick-Chicken HMV B-2156 Hayes, Middlesex, December 2, 1925. Bb-7439-2 If You Knew Susie (Like I Know Susie) HMV B-2241 Bb-7440-1 I'm An Airman HMV B-2241 Hayes, Middlesex, February 17, 1926. Bb-7915-1 Brown Eyes, Why Are You Blue? HMV B-2285 THE NEWTOWN PIPPINS The following titles credited thus are reportedly of jazz interest. Unknown t / tb / 2 as / ts / p / bj / bb / d / Elmer Russell, v. New York, March 8, 1928. GEX-1119-A Caroline - vER Gnt 6741, Bell 598, Ch 15498, Spr 2512 GEX-1120 Isabella (Tell Your Fella) - vER Gnt 6413, Bell 592, Ch 15456, Spr 2545 GEX-1121 Green River Blues - vER Bell 591, Ch 15459 GEX-1122 Oh! Daisy - vER Bell 589, Spr 2532 NOTE: Bell 589, 591, 592 and 598 as KIRBY'S KINGS OF JAZZ; Champion 15456, 15456, and 15459 as CHUCK KING AND HIS KENTUCKIANS; Superior 2512, 2532, and 2545 as EMIL RUCKER AND HIS BOYS. NEW YORK CASINO ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Coliseum for the following items listed in this book: 1489 Georgia Rose (California Ramblers) 1489 Stop! Rest Awhile (Yerkes S.S. Flotilla Orchestra) 1507 The Sheik (California Ramblers) 1600 Runnin' Wild (The Southland Six) 1621 Sittin' In A Corner (Broadway Syncopators)
Pseudonym on Guardsman 1312 (LOOSE FEET) for the Original Memphis Five, q.v. THE NEW YORKERS Pseudonym on Victor and HMV for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v. It was also used as a pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Angelus 3008 Is She My Girl Friend? (Varsity Eight) 3082 Makin' Whoopee (Ernie Golden and his Orchestra) Brunswick 6164 Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra The following sides issued under this name have never been more closely identified. They are said to feature good t / tb / ts / vn / p, among others. New York, c. December, 1929. Harmonica Harry QRS Q-1002 Go Get 'Em, Caroline QRS Q-1002 New York, c. January, 1930. 2024-3 Kickin' A Hole In The Sky - v QRS Q-1027, Gds 208 New York, c. March, 1930. Let Me Sing - And I'm Happy - v QRS Q-1053 2 t / tb / cl, as / ts / bsx / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. May, 1930. 2378-2 Fireworks QRS Q-1053
George Carhart, bj, g, dir: Evelyn Bazell, t / Eddie Norman, tb / Danny Polo, cl, as / Andy Foster, ts / Jack O'Brien, p / Dave Tough, d / Al Bowlly, v. Berlin, September 28, 1927. M-19450 Hoosier Sweetheart Hom 4-2420 M-19451 Sunny Disposish - vAB Hom 4-2420 NOTE: This issue as GEORGE CARHART'S NEW YORKERS JAZZ ORCHESTER. Unknown v. Berlin, October, 1927. MO-1078 It All Belongs To Me - v Tri-Ergon TE-5108 MO-1079 A Siren Dream - v Tri-Ergon TE-5109 Music And Moonlight - v Tri-Ergon TE-5109 My Sunday Girl - v Tri-Ergon TE-5108 I'm Living On Love - v3 Tri-Ergon TE-5110 There's A Cradle In Caroline - v Tri-Ergon TE-5110 Berlin, November, 1927. MO-1163 Ostrich Walk Tri-Ergon TE-5134 MO-1164 Pretty Girl Tri-Ergon TE-5135 MO-1165 By The Waterfall Tri-Ergon TE-5134 MO-1167 Clarinet Marmalade Tri-Ergon TE-5136 MO-1168 Smile Tri-Ergon TE-5137 MO-1169 One More Night Tri-Ergon TE-5136 MO-1170 It's A Million To One You're In Love Tri-Ergon TE-5137
Pseudonym on Mayfair for Joe Venuti and Eddie Lang's All-Star Orchestra. NEW YORK SYNCOPATORS Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Broadcast W-529 I Want To Meander In The Meadow (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) Odeon ONY-36148 It's A Great Life (Sam Lanin's Famous Players) ONY-36149 When Kentucky Bids The World "Good Morning" (Sam Lanin's Famous Players) ONY-36152 Both sides by Sam Lanin's Famous Players ONY-36157 I'll Be Blue, Just Thinking Of You (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) ONY-36158 I Got Rhythm (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) ONY-36165 Both sides by Fred Rich and his Orchestra ONY-36189 I'm So In Love With You (Duke Ellington and his Orchestra) ONY-36190 I Can't Realise You Love Me (Duke Elington and his Orchestra) ONY-36208 Just A Crazy Song (Sam Lanin's Famous Players) OKeh 40757 Both sides by Ted Wallace and his Orchestra 40860 Both sides by Ted Wallace and his Orchestra 40965 Both sides by Ted Wallace and his Orchestra 41003 Both sides by Sam Lanin's Famous Players 41202 Both sides by the Goofus Five and their Orchestra 41264 The One That I Love Loves Me (Sam Lanin's Famous Players) Parlophone A-2462 Mary (Ted Wallace and his Orchestra) A-3147 The Little Things In Life (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) E-5769 Both sides by Ted Wallace and his Orchestra R-823 When Kentucky Bids The World "Good Morning" (Sam Lanin's Famous Players) R-857 Cheerful Little Earful (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) R-874 The Little Things In Life (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) NICK NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Jack Cox and another, t / tb / 2 as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. Camden, NJ, January 22, 1929. 267 She Belongs To Me Vic test
269 The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise Vic test
New York, November, 1929. 3700-A Breakin' A Leg (Jazz Me Blues) GG 1820
Pseudonym for Fletcher Henderson and his Connie's Inn Orchestra, q.v., on Bluebird B-5904. RED NICHOLS VAN'S COLLEGIANS: Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / Bobby Davis, as / ? Rube Bloom, p / ? Eddie Lang, bj / ? Joe Tarto, bb / Vic Berton, d. New York, c. March 5, 1926. 106690 Jig Walk PA 36422, 11134, per 14603 106691 Whose Who Are You? PA 36432, Per 14613 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 11134 as RED NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA. RED AND MIFF'S STOMPERS: Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Alfie Evans, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Joe Tarto, bb / Vic Berton, d. New York, October 13, 1926. 11245-A-B-C Alabama Stomp Ed 51854
11246-A-B-C Stampede Ed 51854
NOTE: One take of each title was also dubbed on Steiner-Davis 106. New York, November 10, 1926. 11291-A-B Hurricane Ed 51878
11291-C Hurricane Ed unissued?; JO BDW-8007 (CD) 11292-A Black Bottom Stomp Ed unissued 11292-B-C Black Bottom Stomp Ed 51878
NOTE: Although 11291-C was approved, no commercial issues are known. The Jazz Oracle dubbing is from a test pressing held at the Edison National Historic Site. One take of each title was also dubbed on Steiner-Davis 105. RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, t / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Eddie Lang, g / Vic Berton, d. New York, December 8, 1926. E-4178; E-20992 Washboard Blues Voc 15498, Br 40608 E-4179; E-20993 Washboard Blues Br 3407, 6814, 80072, 01801 A-222, Voc 1069 E-4180; E-20994 That's No Bargain Br 3407, 40608 E-4181; E-20995 That's No Bargain Br 3407, 6814, 80372, 01801 A-222, Voc 1069, 15498 NOTE: Brunswick 40608 as ORQUESTA DE R. NICHOLS Miff Mole, tb, added. New York, December 20, 1926. E-21594; E-4263 Buddy's Habits Br 3477, 6815, 80071, 01802, A-358, Voc 1076, 15573 E-21597; E-4260 Boneyard Shuffle Br 3477, 6815, 80071, 01802, A-358, Voc 1076, 15573 New York, January 12, 1927. E-4382; E-22981 Alabama Stomp Br 3550, 6817, 01804, A456 E-4383; E-22982 Alabama Stomp Voc 15566, 1078 E-4384; E-22983 Alabama Stomp Br 3550
E-4385; E-22984 Hurricane Br 3550, 6817, 01804, A-456, Voc 15566, 1078 E-4386 / 7; Hurricane E-22985 / 6 Br 3550 NOTE: The Brunswick masters were assigned new Vocalion master numbers on May 5, 1927: E-5143 / 44 / 45
RED AND MIFF'S STOMPERS: As last Five Pennies session above, but Tony Colucci, bj, replaces Lang. New York, February 11, 1927. 37768-2 Delirium Vic 20778 37768-3 Delirium
37769-2 Davenport Blues Vic 20778 37769-3 Davenport Blues JA 21 (LP) RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, t, a / Miff Mole, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Joe Venuti, vn / Arthur Schutt, p / Eddie Lang, g / Vic Berton, d. New York, March 3, 1927. E-21718; E-4643 Bugle Call Rag Br 3490, 3510, 6816, 80169, 01803, A-7556, Voc 15536 E-21721; E-4640 Back Beats Br 3490, 3510, 6816, 01803, A-7556, Voc 15536 Venuti probably omitted. New York, May 18, 1927. E-5143 / 45 Alabama Stomp Voc unissued E-5146 / 48 Hurricane Voc unissued Adrian Rollini, bsx, added. New York, June 20, 1927. E-23665; Cornfed - aRN E-6302 Br 3597, 6818, Voc 15602 E-23666 Cornfed - aRN Br 3597, 01805, A7543 E-23668 Five Pennies - aRN Br 3855, 3819, 6821, 4844 (Canadian), Col DO-1354 NOTE: Some copies of Brunswick 4844 play MY GAL SAL (from matrix E-26751, q.v.) although labeled as FIVE
New York, June 25, 1927. E-23755; E-6300 Mean Dog Blues 3597, 6818, 01805, A-7543, Voc 15602 RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, t, plus Leo McConville, Manny Klein, t / Miff Mole, tb /
E-24224 Riverboat Shuffle Br 3627 E-24225 Riverboat Shuffle Br 3627, 3698, 6820, 01806, A-7601, A-500400 E-24228 Eccentric Br 3627, 3698, 6820, 01806, A-7601, A-500400, Col DO-1354 E-24230 Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider Br 3626 E-24232; E-6531 Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider Br 3626, 6819, 80069, 01536, A-7559, A-500401, Coral 91015, Mt M-12443, Per 15648, Voc 4654, 15622 E-24235; E-6534 Feelin' No Pain Br 3626, 6819, 80069, 01536, A-7559, A-500401, Coral 91015, Mt M-12443, Per 15648, Voc 4654, 15622 NOTE: Melotone M-12443 and Perfect 15648 as THE RED HEADS. RED AND MIFF'S STOMPERS: Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / Pee Wee Russell, Fud Livingston cl, ts, a / Lennie Hayton, p / Carl Kress, g / Jack Hanson, bb / Vic Berton, d. New York, October 12, 1927. 40168-1 Slippin' Around Vic 21397 40169-2 Feeling No Pain Vic 21183 RED NICHOLS' STOMPERS: Red Nichols; Bob Ashford or Bo Ashford, t / Bill Rank, another tb / Max Farley, as / Frank Trumbauer, Cm / Pee Wee Russell, cl, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Arthur Schutt, pno / Lennie Hayton, p / Carl Kress, g / Jack Hanson, bb / Chauncey Morehouse, d / Jim Miller, Charlie Farrell, v. New York, October 26, 1927. 40512-1 Sugar - vJM-CF Vic 21056, HMV B-5433, AM-1211 40513-1 Make My Cot Where The Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows - vJM-CF Vic 21056, HMV B-5433, AM-1211 RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Fud Livingston, clt, a / Pee Wee Russell, cl, ts / Lennie Hayton, p, cel / Carl Kress, g / Vic Berton, d. New York, February 25, 1928. E-26749; Nobody's Sweetheart - aFL E-7168 Br 3854, 3801 6681, 80070, 01569, 4867 (Italian), A-7707, A-500402, Ban 32550, Or 2555, Per 15688 E-26751; My Gal Sal - aFL E-7170 / 1 Br 4844 (Canadian) E-26752 My Gal Sal - aFL Br 4844 (Canadian) NOTE: Oriole 2555 as THE RED HEADS; and see note under June 20, 1927 session. Canadian Brunswick 4844 normally couples Nichols' FIVE PENNIES and THE JAPANESE SANDMAN. Red Nichols, Fud Livingston, a. New York, February 27, 1928. E-26693 Avalon Br 3854, 3801, 6681, 80070, 01569, 4867 (Italian), A-7707, A-500402, Ban 32550, Or 2555, Per 15688 E-26695 Japanese Sandman Br 3855, 3819, 6821, 80168, 01851, 4844 (Canadian) E-26696 Japanese Sandman Br 3855 NOTE: Oriole 2555 as THE RED HEADS. Red Nichols, t, a / Leo McConville, Manny Klein, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / Murray Kellner, vn / Arthur Schutt, p / Carl Kress, g / Art Miller, sb / Vic Berton, d / Still Hayton, a / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, March 2, 1928. XE-26772 Poor Butterfly - vSL Br 20062 XE-26773 Poor Butterfly - vSL Br 20062, 20066 XE-26774 Poor Butterfly Br A-5044 XE-26775 / 76 Can't Yo' Heah Me Calling, Caroline? - vSL Br 20062, 20066 XE-26777 Can't Yo' Heah Me Calling, Caroline? Br A-5044 Six men, per Brunswick recording sheets; Red Nichols, t / Jimmy Dorsey, clt, as, present. New York, May 29, 1928. E-27605- Panama Br 3961, 03499, UHCA 20, Dec BM-1197 E-27606-A There'll Come A Time (Wait And See) Br 3955, 3850, 6822, A-7849, A-9932 RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, Leo McConville, Manny Klein, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / Murray Kellner, vn / Arthur Schutt, p / Eddie Lang, g / Art Miller, sb / Vic Berton, d / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, May 31, 1928. XE-27621-A Dear Old Southland - vSL Br 20070, 20075, 0125 XE-27621-G Dear Old Southland Br A-5081 XE-27622-A Limehouse Blues - vSL Br 20070, 20075, 0125 XE-27622-G Limehouse Blues Br A-5081 Klein and Lang omitted (and McConville also from E-27624); Joe Venuti, vn, replaces Kellner. New York, May 31, 1928. E-27623-A Whispering Br 3955, 3850, 6822, 01852, A-7849, A9932 E-27624- I Can't Give You Anything But Love Voc 15710 NOTE: Vocalion 15710 as LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS. Manny Klein, t, returns; Carl Kress, g, added; Chauncey Morehouse, d, vib, replaces Berton. New York, June 1, 1928. E-27625- Margie Br 3961, 03499, UHCA 19, Dec BM-1197 E-27626-A Imagination Br 3989, 3871, 6823, 01855 E-27627- Original Dixieland One-Step Br 3989, 3871, 6823, 80167, 01855 RED NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Red Nichols, Leo McConville, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / Arthur Schutt, p / Carl Kress, g / Chauncey Morehouse d, vib, v. New York, June 21, 1928. 45814-2-3 Harlem Twist - vCM Vic 21560 45815-2 Five Pennies Vic 21560, HKV EA-467 NOTE: Nichols himself requested that 45814-3 be substituted after 45814-2 had been issued. RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, t, a / Manny Klein, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Fud Livingston, cl / Jimmy Dorsey, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Carl Kress, g / Vic Berton, d. New York, October 2, 1928. E-28326-A A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody - aRN Br 4456, 6826, 01854, 1033, A-8337 E-28327- I Must Have That Man! - aRN Br unissued RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, t, a / Manny Klein, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Benny Goodman, cl, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Carl Kress, g / Chauncey Morehouse , d. New York, February 1, 1929. E-29209- I Never Knew Br 4243, 3931, 02356 E-29210- Who's Sorry Now? Br 4243, 3931, 02356 RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, t, a / Manny Klein, t / Miff Mole, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Fud Livingston, cl / Benny Goodman, cl, as / Lennie Hayton, p, cel / Carl Kress, g / Vic Berton, d. New York, February 5, 1929. E-29222- Chinatown, My Chinatown Br 4363, 5019, 6825, 80167, 01856, 1029, A-8298, A-500403 E-29223-A-B On The Alamo Br unissued As for October 2, 1928, plus Adrian Rollini, bsx. New York, February 16, 1929. E-29294-A-B Alice Blue Gown Br 4456, 1033, 6826, 01854, A-8337 E-29295-A Allah's Holiday Br 4286, 3960, 01853, 1002, A-8264 E-29295-B Allah's Holiday Br 6824
E-29296- Roses Of Picardy Br 4268, 3960, 6824, 01853, 1002, A-8264 THE CAPTIVATORS, DIRECTION OF RED NICHOLS: Red Nichols, t, dir: Manny Klein, t / Glenn Miller, tb / Alfie Evans, Pete Pumiglio, cl, as / Jimmy Crossan, cl, ts / Arthur Schutt (and another?), p / Carl Kress, bj, g / Art Miller, sb / Chick Condon, d / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, March 20, 1929. E-29507- I'm Marching Home To You - vSL Br 4308, 3991 E-29507-G I'm Marching Home To You - v.effects Br A-8257 E-29508- Building A Nest For Mary - vSL Br 4321, 5014, 1019 E-29508-G Building A Nest For Mary Br A-8258 E-29509- I Used To Love Her In The Moonlight (But She's In The Limelight Now) - vSL Br 4308, 3991 E-29509-G I Used To Love Her In The Moonlight (But She's In The Limelight Now) - vSL Br A-8257 NOTE: Brunswick 3991 and 5014 as RED NICHOLS AND HIS CAPTIVATORS; 1019 as ORCHESTRE THE CAPTIVATORS DIRECTION RED NICHOLS. RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, Leo McConville, Manny Klein, t / Glenn Miller, tb, a / Jack Teagarden, Bill Trone, or Herb Taylor, tb / Benny Goodman, cl, as, bar / as / Babe Russin, ts / Arthur Schutt, p / Carl Kress, g / Art Miller, sb / Gene Krupa, d / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, April 18, 1929. E-29708-A Indiana - aGM Br 4373, 6718, 01591, A-9206, A-500404, Voc 4599, Col DO-1236 E-29708-B Indiana - aGM Br 80006 E-29709-A Dinah Br 4373, 6718, 80006, 01591, A-9206, A-500404, Voc 4599, Lucky S-28 E-29710-A On The Alamo - vSL Br 4363, 5019, 1029 E-29710-B On The Alamo Br 6825, 01856, A-8298, A-500403 Red Nichols, Leo McConville, Manny Klein, t / Jack Teagarden, tb, v / Glenn Miller, tb, a / Bill Trone, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Alfie Evans, Arnold Brilhart, cl, as, bsn, f, o / Larry Binyon, ts, f, o / Murray Kellner, Joe Raymond, Lou Raderman, Henry Whiteman, vn / Lucien Schmidt, vc / Arthur Schutt, p, a / Carl Kress, g / Art Miller, sb / Vic Berton, d / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, May 20, 1929. XE-29957-A-B Sally, Won't You Come Back? - vJT, SL Br 20092, 0101 XE-29957-G Sally, Won't You Come Back? Br unissued Tommy Thunen, t, replaces McConville; Herb Taylor, tb, a, replaces Trone; Jimmy Crossan, ts, bsn, f, o, replaces Evans; Art Miller, sb, added; Red Nichols, a. New York, June 7, 1929 XE-29994-A It Had To Be You - aAS / vSL Br 20092, 0101 XE-29994-G It Had To Be You - aAS Br unissued XE-29995-A I'll See You In My Dreams - aGM / vSL Br 20091 XE-29995-G I'll See You In My Dreams - aGM Br unissued XE-29996-A Some of These Days - aRN, HT / vJT-SL Br 20091 XE-29996-G Some of These Days - aRN, HT Br unissued Red Nichols, Manny Klein, Tommy Thunen, t / Glenn Miller, c, tb / Jack Teagarden, ? Herb Taylor, tb / Pee Wee Russell, cl / Bud Freeman, ts / Joe Sullivan, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Art Miller, sb / Dave Tough, d / Red McKenzie, v. New York, June 12, 1929. E-30056-A Who Cares? - vRM Br 4778, 6831 E-30056-G Who Cares? Br unissued E-30057-A Rose of Washington Square Br 4778, 6831, 01204, 4730 (Canadian), A-500200 Red Nichols, Tommy Thunen, John Egan, t / Jack Teagarden, Glenn Miller, Herb Taylor, tb / Pee Wee Russell, cl / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Fud Livingston, ts, a / Henry Whiteman, Maurice Goffin, vn / Irving Brodsky, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Jack Hansen, bb / George Beebe, d / Scrappy Lambert Red McKenzie, v. New York, August 20, 1929. E-30502-A I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful) - vSL Br 4500, 6753 E-30502-B I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful) - vSL Br 4500, 6753, 4891 (Canadian), A-8493, A-9520 E-30503-G I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful) Br A9520
E-30504-A The New Yorkers - vRM Br 4500, A-8493, A-9520 E-30505-G The New Yorkers Br unissued? NOTE: Brunswick 6753 as LORING NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, Tommy Thunen, John Egan, t / Jack Teagarden, Glenn Miller, Herb Taylor, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, Pee Wee Russell, cl / Fud Livingston ts, a / Irving Brodsky, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Jack Hansen, bb / George Beebe, d / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York August 27, 1929. E-30712-A-B They Didn't Believe Me - vSL Br 4651, 6827 E-30713-G They Didn't Believe Me Br A-8655 XE-30714-A Brunswick Brevities Program E, Part 2 (Say It With Music, Intro; They Didn't Believe Me) - vSL Red Nichols Broadcast No. 29 XE-30715-A Brunswick Brevities Program E, Part 5 (Say It With Music, Intro; I May Be Wrong, But I Think You're Wonderful) - vSL Red Nichols Broadcast No. 30 XE-30716-A-B Brunswick Brevities Program E, Part 3 (Say It With Music, Intro; The New Yorkers) - vSL Red Nichols Broadcast No. 31 XE-30717-A Brunswick Brevities Program E, Part 4 (Say It With Music, Intro; On The Alamo) - vSL Red Nichols Broadcast No. 32 XE-30718-A-B Brunswick Brevities Program E, Part 6 (Intro; That's A Plenty; Say It With Music, Closing Theme) Red Nichols Broadcast No. 33 Red Nichols, announcer. August 30, 1929 XE-30524-A Brunswick Brevities Program F, Part 3 (Medley: The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise; Can't Yo' Heah Me Calling, Caroline?; Margie; Wait For The Happy Ending; Whispering) Br Henry Whiteman, Maurice Goffin, vn / Dick Robertson, v, added. New York, September 6, 1929. E-30531-A-B Wait For The Happy Ending - vSL / aFL Br 4510, 1043 E-30532-G Wait For The Happy Ending Br unissued E-30533-A-B Can't We Be Friends? - vDR Br 4510, 6827, 1043 E-30534-G Can't We Be Friends? Br unissued Red Nichols, Mickey Bloom, Tommy Thunen, t / Jack Teagarden, Glenn Miller, Bill Trone, tb / Benny Goodman, Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Rube Bloom p / Tommy Felline, bj / Joe Tarto, bb / Dave Tough, d / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, September 9, 1929. E-30538-A Nobody Knows (And Nobody Seems To Care) - vSL Br 4790, 6832, 02505 E-30539-G Nobody Knows (And Nobody Seems To Care) Br A-8744 E-30540-A Smiles - vSL Br 4790, 6832 E-30541-G Smiles Br A-8744 E-30542-A-B Say It With Music - vSL Br unissued E-30543-G Say It With Music Br unissued Teagarden and Goodman omitted; Herb Taylor, tb, replaces Trone. New York, October 22, 1929. E-31266- Get Happy - vSL Br 4591
E-31267-G Get Happy Br A-8615 E-31268- Somebody To Love Me - vSL Br 4591
E-31269-G Somebody To Love Me Br A-8615 E-31270- Say It With Music - vSL Br 4651, Br A-8655 NOTE: Brunswick 4591 as THE CAPTIVATORS, DIRECTION OF RED NICHOLS. RED NICHOLS AND HIS "STRIKE UP THE BAND" ORCHESTRA: Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, Charlie Teagarden, t / Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Sid Stoneburn, as / Babe Russin, Larry Binyon, ts / Jack Russin, p / Treg Brown bj / Gene Krupa, d / v. New York, January 17, 1930. E-31882-A-B Strike up The Band - v Br 4695, 6753 E-31883-G Strike up The Band Br A8659
E-31884-A-B Soon - v Br 4695
E-31885-G Soon Br A8659
NOTE: Brunswick 6753 as LORING NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA. RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Teagarden, Miller, Stoneburn, Binyon omitted; Adrian Rollini, bsx, added. New York, January 24, 1930. E-31903- Sometimes I'm Happy Br 4701, 6828, 41057, A-8673 E-31904- Hallelujah! Br 4701, 6828, 41057, A-8673 NOTE: Canadian Brunswick 4701 uses a different take from the American issue. Brunswick 41057 as ORQUESTA DE RED NICHOLS. Red Nichols, Tommy Thunen, Manny Klein, t / Jack Teagarden, tb, v / Glenn Miller, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Babe Russin, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Jack Russin, p / Weston Vaughan, g / Jack Hansen, bb / Gene Krupa, d. New York, February 3, 1930. E-31923-A I'm Just Wild About Harry Br 4839, 6833, 01121, A-500405 E-31924-A After You've Gone - vJT Br 4839, 6833, 01104, A-500405 New York, February 14, 1930. E-32040-A I Want To Be Happy Br 4724, 6830 80007, 01032, A-8832, 3005 (Argentine) E-32041-A Tea For Two Br 4724, 6830, 80007, 01032, A-8832, 3005 (Argentine) RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, Charlie Teagarden, t / Jack Teagarden, Glenn Miller, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Sid Stoneburn, as / Babe Russin, ts / Joe Sullivan, p / Treg Brown, bj / Art Miller, sb / Gene Krupa, d. New York, July 2, 1930. E-33304-A Peg O' My Heart Br 4877, 6835, 01019, A-8962, Dec BM-1166 E-33304-B Peg O' My Heart Br 80004
E-33305-A Sweet Georgia Brown Br 4944, 6841, 01048, A-8997 E-33306-A China Boy Br 4877, 6835, 01019, 80004, A-8962, Dec BM-1166, F-49014 E-33307-A-B Chong (He Come From Hong Kong) Br unissued Jack Teagarden, Treg Brown, v. New York, July 3, 1930. E-33333-A The Sheik Of Araby - vJT-TB Br 4885, 6836, 80005, 01104, A-8866, A-500403 E-33334-A Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble Br 4885, 6836, 01204, A-886, A-500200 E-33334-B Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble Br 80005 RED NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Red Nichols, t, dir: unknown personnel. New York, August 1930. XE-33544-A-B Heat - Program ? XE-33545-A-B Heat - Program A, Part 2 XE-33546-A-B Heat - Program ? (After You've Gone) XE-33547-A-B Heat - Program ? XE-33548-A-B Heat - Program F, Part 1 (St. Louis Blues) XE-33549-A-B Heat - Program E, Part 3 (Call Of The Freaks) XE-33550-A-B Heat - Program ? XE-33551-A-B Heat - Program ? XE-33552-A-B Heat - Program ? XE-33553, A-B Heat - Program ? XE-33554, A-B Heat - Program ? XE-33555, A-B Heat - Program A, Part 1 XE-33556, A-B Heat - Program D, Part 3 XE-33557-A-B Heat - Program ? XE-33558-A-B Heat - Program ? XE-33559-A-B Heat - Program ? XE-34058-A-B Heat - Program I, Part 3 (Ballin' The Jack, Walkin' The Dog) XE-34059-A-B Heat - Program ? XE-34060-A-B Heat - Program ? XE-34061-A-B Heat - Program H, Part 2 NOTE: These programs were produced by Brunswick for the National Radio Advertising Company. RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Weinstein, Stoneburn, Brown, and Art Miller omitted; Bud Freeman, ts, replaces Russin; Adrian Rollini, bsx, added. New York, August 27, 1930. E-34109-A Carolina In The Morning Br 4925, 6839, 01062 E-34110-A-B How Come You Do Me Like You Do? Br unissued E-34111-A Who? Br 4925, 6839, 01062 E-34112-A By The Shalimar Br 4944, 6841, 01048, A-8997 Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, Charlie Teagarden, t / Jack Teagarden, tb, v / Glenn Miller, George Stoll, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Sid Stoneburn, as / Larry Binyon, ts, f / Jack Russin, p / Art Miller, sb / Gene Krupa, d / The Foursome (Marshall Smith, Ray Johnson, Del Porter, Dwight Snyder), v. New York, September 26, 1930. E-34626-A On Revival Day - Part 1 - vJT-TF Br 6026, 6843, 01087, A-9008 E-34627-A On Revival Day - vJT-TF Br unissued E-34628-A On Revival Day - Part 2 - vJT-TF Br 6026, 6843, 01087, A-9008 LORING "RED" NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Jack Teagarden and Stoll omitted; Ed Bergman, Vladimir Selinsky, vn / Treg Brown, bj / Dick Robertson, Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, October 23, 1930. E-34958-A Embraceable You - vSL Br 4957, 6842, A-8963 E-34959-A I Got Rhythm - vDR Br 4957, 4872, 6711, A-8963, 01300 E-34960- A Girl Friend Of A Boy Friend Of Mine Mt M-12005 E-34961- Sweet Jennie Lee! - vDR Mt M-12005, Pan 25001, P-12005, Emb E-125 NOTE: Melotone M-12005, Panachord P-12005, and 25001 as THE CAPTIVATORS; Embassy E-125 as BLUEY SCHAEFER'S ORCHESTRA. Jack Teagarden, tb, added; Harold Arlen, Eddy Thomas, v. New York, November 6, 1930. E-35214-A Linda - vHA Br 4982, 6844, A-9003 E-35215-A Yours And Mine - vET Br 4982, 6844, A-9003 RED AND HIS BIG TEN: Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, t / Glenn Miller, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Sid Stoneburn,
64623-1 That's Where The South Begins - vDR Vic 23026 64624-3 I'm Tickled Pink With A Blue-Eyed Baby - vDR Vic 23026, HMV B-5977 RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, Charlie Teagarden, t / Wingy Mannone, t, v / Glenn Miller, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Babe Russin, ts / Joe Sullivan, p / Art Miller, sb / Gene Krupa, d. New York, December 1, 1930. E-35618-A My Honey's Lovin' Arms Br 6012, 01121, A-9005 E-35619-A Rockin' Chair - vWM Br 6012, 01852, A-9005 RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, Charlie Teagarden, t / Wingy Mannone, t, v / Glenn Miller, tb / Benny Goodman, cl, bar / Babe Russin, ts / Jack Russin, p / Art Miller, sb / Gene Krupa, d / Harold Arlen, v. New York, December 10, 1930. E-35733-A Bug-A-Boo - vWM Br 6058, 01120, A-9024, Mt M-12495, Or 2574, Per 15684, Ro 1120 E-35734-A Corrinne Corrina - vWM Br 6058, 01120, A-9024, Mt M-12495, Or 2574, Per 15684, Ro 1120 E-35735-A How Come You Do Me Like You Do? - vHA Br 6149, 01180, A9099 NOTE: All issues other than the Brunswicks as THE RED HEADS. A copy of British Brunswick 01120 is reported with GET CANNIBAL (E37233-A) instead of E-37533-A, although labeled BUG-A-BOO. LORING "RED" NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, t / Glenn Miller, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Gil Rodin, as / Eddie Miller, ts / p / Nappy Lamare, g / Harry Goodman, sb / Ray Bauduc, d / Scrappy Lambert, Dick Robertson, v. New York, December 12, 1930. E-35738-A-B Blue Again - vDR Br 6014, 6014-X, 01082, A-9002, Spt S-2167 E-35739-A-B When Kentucky Bids The World "Good Morning" - vDR Br 6014, 01082, A-9002, Emb E-116, Pan P-11988, Spt S-2167 E-35740- What Good Am I Without You? - vSL Mt M-12049, Pan 25015, P-12049, Mf G-2003 E-35741- We're Friends Again - vSL Mt M-12049, Pan P-12049 NOTE: Embassy as WHITE COON'S ORCHESTRA; Melotone M-12049 and Panachord 25015 as THE CAPTIVATORS; Mayfair G-2003 as CLUB ALBANY ORCHESTRA; Panachord P-11998 as HAGAN'S HOTEL RITZ ORCHESTRA; Supertone as BLUE DIAMOND ORCHESTRA. RED AND HIS BIG TEN: Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, t / Glenn Miller, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Sid Stoneburn,
67760-1 At Last I'm Happy - vPS Vic 23033, HMV R-14590 67761-1 If You Haven't Got A Girl - vPS Zon EE-252 LORING "RED" NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, Charlie Teagarden, t / Jack Teagarden, tb, v / Glenn Miller, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Sid Stoneburn, as / Larry Binyon ts / Ed Bergman, Vladimir Selinsky, vn / Jack Russin, p / Treg Brown, bj / Art Miller, sb / Gene Krupa, d / Harold Arlen, v. New York, January 16, 1931. E-35167-A You Said It - vHA Br 6029, 6842, A-9007 E-35168-A Sweet And Hot - vHA Br 6029, 6711, A-9007, 01300, Col DO-1236 E-35169-A-B Keep A Song In Your Soul - vJT Br unissued NOTE: Brunswick 6711 as RED NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Columbia DO-1236 as LORING "RED" NICHOLS & HIS ORCESTRA. Glenn Miller, Brown, Bergman and Selinsky all omitted; three Cuban drummers and Paul Small, v, added. New York, January 23, 1931. E-35954-A The Peanut Vendor - vPS Br 6035, 01076, A-9000, Spt S-2186 E-35955-A Sweet Rosita - vPS Br 6035, 01076, A-9000, Spt S-2186 NOTE: Supertone S-2186 as SUPERTONE DANCE ORCHESTRA. LORING "RED" NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As for January 16, 1931, without Brown. New York, February 19, 1931. E-36108-A Things I Never Knew Till Now - vHA Br 6068, A-9032 E-36109-A Teardrops And Kisses - vHA Br 6070, A-9046, Spt S-2191 E-36110-A Were You Sincere? - vHA Br 6070, A-9046, Spt S-2191 E-36111-A Keep A Song In Your Soul - vJT Br 6068, 6845, 6069 (Australian), A-9032 NOTE: Supertone S-2191 as SUPERTONE DANCE ORCHESTRA. RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, t / George Stoll, Glenn Miller, tb / Benny Goodman, cl / Sid Stoneburn, as / Larry Binyon ts / Ed Bergman, Vladimir Selinsky, vn / Fulton McGrath, p / Treg Brown, g / Art Miller, sb / Gene Krupa, d / Harold Arlen / Smith Ballew, v. New York, April 24, 1931. E-36728-B It's The Darndest Thing - vSB Br 6191, 01275 E-36729-A Singin' The Blues - vSB Br 6191, 6845, 01275 E 36730-A A Love Is Like That (What Can You Do?) Br 6118, A-9055, 6098 (Australian) Red Nichols, t / Glenn Miller, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Babe Russin, ts / Jack Russin, p / Perry Botkin, g / Art Miller, sb / Ray McKinley, d / Red McKenzie, v. New York, May 26, 1931. E-36830-A Just A Crazy Song (Hi-Hi-Hi) Br 6133, 01163, A-9090 E-36831-A You Rascal, You - vRM Br 6133, 01163, A-9090 E-36832-A Moan, You Moaners - vRM Br 6149, 01180, A-9099 NOTE: Brunswick 6133 as LORING NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA. LORING NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, Charlie Teagarden, t / Glenn Miller, George Stoll, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Sid Stoneburn, as / Larry Binyon, ts, f / Ed Bergman, Vladimir Selinsky,
E-36855-A Slow But Sure - vSB Br 6138, A-9094 E-36856-A Little Girl - vSB Br 6138, A-9094 E-36857-A How The Time Can Fly - vSB Br 6164, A-9140 RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, t / Glenn Miller, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Babe Russin, ts / Jack Russin, p / Perry Botkin, g / Art Miller, sb / Ray McKinley, d, v / Red McKenzie, v. New York, June 24, 1931. E-36877-A How Long, How Long Blues - vRM Br 6160, 01213, A-9117 E-36878-A Fan It - vRM Br 6160, 01213, A-9117 THE CAPTIVATORS: Probably similar to June 11, 1931, but with Tony Sacco, Russ Lyons, v. New York, August 24, 1931. E-37098-A-B I'm With You! - vTS Mt 12236, Pan P-12236, 25131 E-37099-A-B If I Didn't Have You - vTS Mt 12238, Pan P-12238, 25131 E-37100-A-B River, Stay 'Way From My Door - TS Mt M-12235 E-37101-A-B I Idolize My Baby's Eyes - vTS Mt M-12235, Pan P-12217 E-37102-A-B I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) - vRL Mt M-12236, Pan P-12229, 25138 E-37103-A-B In A Dream - vTS Me M-12238 NOTE: The Brunswick recording sheets credit these sessions to RED NICHOLS ORCHESTRA. Melotone M-12236, Panachord P-12236, and Panachord 25138 as SLEEPY HALL AND HIS COLLEGIANS. RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, t / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Joe Venuti, vn / Fulton McGrath, p / Eddie Lang, g / Vic Berton, d. New York, September 16, 1931. E-37204-A Oh! Peter (You're So Nice) Br 6198, 01233, A-9170 E-37205-B Honolulu Blues Br 6198, 01233, A-9170 Red Nichols, Don Moore, t / Johnny Davis, t, v / Will Bradley, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Russ Lyon, Babe Russin,
E-37233-A Get Cannibal - vJD Br 6219, 01281, A9192, Lucky 5046, 60066 E-37234-A Junk Man B1ues - vJD Br 6219, 01225, A9192, Lucky 5046 E-37235-A This Is The Missus - vKD Me 12256, Polk P-9078, Pan 25132 E-37236-A Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries - vTS Me 12256, Polk P-9078, Pan 25132 NOTE: Melotone as SLEEPY HALL AND HIS COLLEGIANS; Polk as SLEEPY HALL AND HIS ORCHESTRA. The correct identity of these sides is confirmed by the Brunswick recording sheets, one of which (E-37235) notes that Nichols requested his name not be used. Red Nichols, t / Johnny Davis, t, v / Will Bradley, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Babe Russin, ts / Jack Russin or Arthur Schutt, p / Artie Bernstein, sb / Victor Engle, d. New York, December 1, 1931. E-37436-A Slow And Easy - vJD Br 6767, 01312 E-37437-A Waiting For The Evening Mail - vJD Br 6767, 01312 E-37438-A Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula - Hawaiian Love Song Br 6234, 01262, A-9199 E-37439-A Haunting Blues Br 6234, 01262, A-9199 Red Nichols, Johnny Davis, t / Will Bradley, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Babe Russin, ts / Jack Russin, p / Artie Bernstein, sb / Victor Engle, d / Johnny Marvin, v. New York, December 15, 1931. E-37462-A Twenty-One Years - vJM Br 6241, 01293, A-9203 E-37463-A My Sweetie Went Away Br 6241, 01293, A-9203 NOTE: Some issues of Brunswick 01293 (matrix E-37463-A) are dubbed. Red Nichols, Johnny Davis, t / Will Bradley, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Babe Russin, ts / Larry Binyon, ts, f / Harry Hoffman, vn / Jack Russin, p / Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Stan King, d / Connie Boswell, Sid Garry, Art Jarrett, v. New York, February 15, 1932 BX-11282-B New Orleans Medley - Part 1 - vCB-SG
BX-11283-A New Orleans Medley - Part 2 - vCB-AJ Br 20110, 0118 RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, t / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Babe Russin, ts / Fulton McGrath, p / Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Victor Engle, d. New York, February 18, 1932. B-11314-A Clarinet Marmalade Br 6266, 01301, A-500176, Par R-2598, B-71157 B-11315-A Sweet Sue - Just You Br 6266, 01301, A-500176, Par R-2598, B-71157 B-11315-B Sweet Sue - Just You ARC F-152 (Theater Use record) Red Nichols, Johnny Davis, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Babe Russin, ts / Larry Binyon, ts, f / Joe Venuti, vn / Jack Russin, p / Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Stan King, d / The Boswell Sisters, Sid Garry, Art Jarrett, v. New York, March 10, 1932. BX-11427-A New Orleans Medley - Part l - vBS-SG-AJ Br 20110, 0118 BX-11432-A California Medley - Part 1 - vBS-SG-AJ Br 20107, 0108, A-5112 Chick Bullock, v, added. New York, March 26, 1932. BX-11569-A California Medley - Part 2 - vBS-CB Br 20107, 0108, A-5112 As for February 18, 1932, but Jack Russin, p, replaces McGrath; Dick Robertson, v. New York, May 19, 1932. B-11868-A Goin' To Town Br 6312, A9269 B-11869-A Goofus - vDR Br 6312, A9269 B-11870-A Our Home Town Mountain Band , Part 1 - vDR Br 6348, 01343, A-9267 B-11871-A Our Home Town Mountain Band , Part 2 - vDR Br 6348, 01343, A-9267 RED NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Red Nichols, t, v, dir: Ernie Mathias t, v / Frank Sacco, Snub Pollard, t / Alex Palocsay, tb / Ted Klein, Joe Catalyne, cl, as / Fred Morrow, cl, as, ts / Charlie Roddick, p / Tony Sacco, g, v / Bill Lower, sb / Victor Engle, d. Chicago, November 28, 1932. C-8823- Wail Of The Winds Br unissued C-8824- Three Little Words - vEM Br unissued C-8825-1 Love, Nuts And Noodles (Bring 'Em Back Alive) - vEM Br 6451, A-9372, 4808 C-8826-1 Everybody Loves My Baby - vRN Br 6461, 01441, A-9367 C-8827-1 I'm Sorry I Made You Cry - vTS Br 6461, 01441, A-9367 C-8828- Do You Ever Think Of Me? - vTS Br unissued C-8829-1 Sugar (That Sugar Baby O' Mine) - vEM Br 6534
Chicago, November 29, 1932. C-8830-1 Heat Waves Br 7451, A-9372 C-8831-1 Dinah Lou - vEM Br 6534, 01441 C-8832-1 Waiting For The Evening Mail - vEM Br unissued RED NICHOLS AND HIS WORLD-FAMOUS PENNIES: Red Nichols, t, dir / Ray McCosh, George Schmidt, t / Buck Weaver or Buford Trevor, tb / Gilbert Schweser, Howard Jenkins, as / Don Purviance, ts / Manny Strand, p / King Harvey, g, v / Bill Lower, sb / Paul Collins, d / The Songcopators, v. Chicago, June 18, 1934. 80631-1 The Prize Waltz - vKH BB B-5549, RZ MR-1390 80632-1 Shine - vS BB B-5553, MW M-4885, HMV JF-22 80633-1 Rollin' Home - vKH-S BB B-5548, RZ MR-1365 80634-1 I'm Hummin', I'm Whistlin', I'm Singin' BB B-5552 80635-1 Jungle Fever - vS BB B-5547, HMV AG-526, JF-25 80636-1 Let Me Call You Mine (waltz) - vS BB B-5549 80637-1 Straight From The Shoulder - vKH BB B-5552 80638-1 Rockin' In Rhythm BB B-5547, HMV JF-25 80639-1 The Very Thought Of You - vKH BB B-5548 80640-1 Silver Threads Among The Gold (r) BB B-5583, Vic JR-11, RZ MR-1961 80641-1 Old White's Whiskers - vS BB B-5583, Vic JR-11, HMV EA-1475 80642-1 Runnin' Wild - vS BB B-5553, MW M-4885, HMV EA-1475, JF-22 RED NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Red Nichols, t, dir: Ray McCosh, George Schmidt, t / Buck Weaver, Buford Trevor, tb / Gilbert Schweser, Howard Jenkins, as / Don Purviance, ts / Manny Strand, p / King Harvey, g, v / Bill Lower, bb, sb / Paul Collins, d / The Songcopators, v. New York, September 18, 1934. B-15930-A Three Little Words - vS Br 7460, Dec F-5540 B-15931-A Harlem (Harlem's Heaven To Me) - vKH-S 7460, Dec F-5540 B-15932-A When You And I Were Young, Maggie Br 7358, Lucky 5075, 60067 B-15933-A Dardanella Br 7358, Lucky 5075, 60067 B-15934-A Dream Of A Doll Br unissued B-15935-A Redhead, Redhead, Gingerbread Head Br unissued B-15936-A Hilly Billy Willy - vS Br unissued B-15937-A It's Not A Secret Any More - vS Br unissued NOTE: Title of B-15932 on Lucky 5075 as WHEN WE WERE SO YOUNG. FAITHFULLY YOURS, issued on German Brunswick A-9180 under Nichols' name, was in fact by Tom Gerunovitch and his Orchestra.
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