Brian rust jazz records, 1917–1934 / Free Personal-Use Edition Not for sale; all commercial use is prohibited. For personal, non-commercial use only. Notice

The following titles by this band, one of the most popular in America between 1923 and 1934, are known to contain points of interest as jazz; others sometimes have short hot solos in the last chorus.

George Olsen, c, dir: Red Nichols, t / Floyd Rice, t, mel, as / Chuck Campbell, tb / George Henkel, ss, as, f / Buck Yoder, cl, as / Dave Phennig, ts, vn / Eddie Kilfeather, p, a / Billy Priest, bj, as / Jack Hansen, bb. New York, May 16, 1924.

30115-3 He's The Hottest Man In Town

Vic 19375

30116-1-2-3 Sally Lou

Vic unissued

New York, June 5, 1924.

30116-4 Sally Lou

Vic 19374

30165-4 A New Kind Of Man

Vic 19375, HMV B-1890

New York, June 26, 1924.

30326-1-2-3 Beale Street Blues

Vic unissued

30327-2 You'll Never Get To Heaven With Those Eyes

Vic 19405, HMV B-1880, Zon 3787

Nichols omitted; Billy Murray, v. New York, July 25, 1924.

30326-5 Beale Street Blues

Vic 19457

30622-2 My Papa Doesn't Two, Time No Time - vBM

Vic 19419

George Olsen, d, dir: Floyd Rice, Donald Lindley, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / George Henkel, ss­, as, f / Milton Neul, cl, ts, vn / Eddie Kilfeather, p, a / Leslie Sheriff, bj / Jack Hansen, bb. New York, January 29, 1925.

31787-4 Nobody Knows What A Red-Head Mama Can Do

Vic 19580

New York, February 20, 1925.

31989-1-2-3-4 Those Panama Mamas (Are Ruining Me)

Vic unissued

31990-2 Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me?

Vic 19573

New York, March 4, 1925.

31989-5-6-7-8 Those Panama Mamas (Are Ruining Me)

Vic unissued

32050-3 Everybody Loves My Baby (But My Baby Don't Love Nobody But Me)

Vic 19610, Zon 3853

Lou Raderman, vn, added. New York, March 24, 1925.

31989-9 Those Panama Mamas (Are Ruining Me)

Vic 19633

George Olsen, d, dir: Floyd Rice, Bob Borger, t / Jack Fulton, tb / Fran Frey, as, v / Milton Neul, cl, ts / Eddie Kilfeather, p / Bob Rice, bj, g, v / Jack Hansen, bb. New York, August 21, 1925.

33338-3 Hot Aire

Vic 19761

New York, November 17, 1925.

33881-1 A Little Bit Bad - vFF

Vic 19852, HMV B-5050

Edward Joyce, cl, as, added. New York, February 5, 1926.

34602-1 Too Bad

Vic 20024

OLE OLSEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Charlie Margulis, Henry Levine, t / Ole Olsen, tb / Alfie Evans, as, bar / Arnold Brilhart­, William McGill, cl, as, ts / Irving Brodsky, p / Floyd Campbell, bj / David Dappeer, bb / Stan King, d / John Ryan, v. New York, c. July 9, 1926.

106983 Sadie Green (The Vamp Of New Orleans) - vJR

PA 36488, Per 14669

106984 Take Your Time - vJR

PA 36510, Per 14691

106985 Snag It

PA 36488, Per 14669

Pseudonym on Supreme 1334 for the Original Indiana Five, q.v.

Pseudonym on Champion 15072 for Jack Stillman and his Orchestra, q.v.

Piano solos. Hayes, Middlesex, March 24, 1924.

Bb-4407-1 Scale It Down

HMV B-1806

Bb-4408-1 Dustin' The Keys

HMV B-1806

London, June, 1924.

L-00504 Dustin' The Keys

Hom H-675

L-00505 Scale It Down

Hom H-675

D. ONIVAS AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym for Domenico Savino, Pathe's musical director in the twenties. Pathé Actuelle 036199 uses this as a pseudonym for the Kansas City Five, q.v.

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

934 Dinah (Bailey's Lucky Seven)

1334 Hot Lips (California Ramblers)

1339 Burning Sands (The Broadway Syncopators)

ORCHESTRE ERNEST HARE

Pseudonym on Salabert 297 (DESDEMONA) for the California Ramblers, q.v.

Pseudonym on Disque Gramophone (French HMV) for the following items listed in this book:

K-576 Earl Fuller's Jazz Band

K-577 Earl Fuller's Jazz Band

K-578 Original Dixieland Jazz Band

K-579 Original Dixieland Jazz Band

Harry Pollard, d, dir: probably: Arthur Briggs, t / John Forrester, tb / Roscoe Burnett, cl­, as / p / bj / bb, possibly others. Paris, c. July, 1923.

6944 I'm Just Wild About Harry

P 6614

P 6614

The name under which the Scrap Iron Jazz Band, q.v., appeared on Disque Gramophone.

Gordon Stratton, d, dir: 2 t / tb / cl / as / ts / p / bj. Paris, c. July, 1923.

6934 'Way Down Yonder In New Orleans - v

P 6611

P 6609 PA 15179

6936 Tu verras Montmartre

P 6610

P 6611

P 6610

P 6609

P ?, PA 15179

NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 15179 as THE SYNCOPATED SIX. The jazz content of these sides is not exceptional.

L'ORCHESTRE DU THEATRE DAUNOU

Jef de Murel dir: Leon Ferreri, t, tb, vn / Paul Jean-Jean, as / Michel Emer, p / Django Reinhardt, g / Max Elloy, d, and others. Paris, March 14, 1933.

OPG-640-2 Ah! Le Beguine

HMV K-6861

OPG-641-2 Si J'aime Suzy

HMV K-6861

Probably an American band, consisting of t / tb / cl / ts, vn / p / bb / d / v quartet. Paris, c. July, 1927.

8257 Ain't She Sweet? - v4

P 6996

P 6996

Oreste, p, dir: Jack Davis, t, v / t / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / cl, ts / bj / Joe Tarto, bb, a / d. New York, March 24, 1927.

11604 Coronado Nights - vJD

Ed 51988

11823 Eyeful Of You - vAF

Ed 52087

11825 Side By Side - vJK

Ed 52087, Amb 5402

"Happy Jack," v. New York, December 9, 1927.

18095 I'm Walkin' On Air - v"HJ"

Ed 52167

18336 Lila - vBD

Ed 52273

The Rollickers, v quartet. New York, May 17, 1929.

19199 Me And The Clock (Tick-i-ty Tock And You) - vR

Ed 52592

Ed 14009

Instrumentation and personnel unknown, apart from Sol Bearman, v. Birmingham, AL, c. July 14, 1927.

GEX-731,-A-B I Ain't That Kind Of A Baby - vSB

Gnt unissued

GEX-732,-A-B Memphis Sprawler

Gnt unissued

GEX-733,-A-B Tomatoes

Gnt unissued

GEX-734,-A-B Meet Me In The Moonlight

Gnt unissued

GEX-735,-A-B Lighthouse Blues

Gnt unissued

Jack Cathcart t, as / tb / Ray Chestnut or Hunt Grant, cl / p / d. Richmond, IN, January 10, 1928.

13345 Hot Licks (That's A Plenty)

Bell 585

Instrumentation and personnel unknown. New York, January 15, 1927.

GEX-458, -A-B Someday, Sweetheart

Gnt unissued

GEX-459, -A-B Tiger Rag

Gnt unissued

GEX-460, -A Stockholm Stomp

Gnt unissued

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

7000 Both sides by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra

7001 Both sides by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra

7005 Both sides by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra

7006 Both sides by Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra

7007 Savannah (The Georgianna Blues) (The Ambassadors)

7007 A New Kind 0f Man (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra)

7012 The Throw-Down Blues (The Ambassadors)

7012 Jacksonville Gal (The Tennessee Tooters)

7013 Both sides by McKenzie's Candy Kids

ORIGINAL CAPITOL ORCHESTRA

Not all of the Original Capitol Orchestra's records are of equal interest as jazz, but the best of them are musically very satisfactory and historically important, as they represent the only Mississippi riverboat band to play and record in England during the years covered by this book.

I. V. "Bud" Sheppard, p, dir: Vic Sells, c / Billy Trittle, tb / George Byron Webb, as / Tracy Mumma, cl, as / __ Carter, ts / Leon van Stratten, vn, when used / Les Russick, bj / d. Hayes, Middlesex, March 16, 1923.

Yy-2711-1-2 Runnin' Wild

Zon unissued

Yy-2712-1-2 Black Man Blues

Zon unissued

Hayes, Middlesex, April 23, 1923.

Yy-2668-2 Chicago

Zon 2342

Zon 2341

Zon 2342

Zon 2341, Ar 655, 2329

NOTE: Ariel 655 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA; 2329 is anonymous.

Hayes, Middlesex, May 22, 1923.

Yy-3005-1 The Lady Of The Evening

Zon 2369

Zon 2355

Zon 2355

Yy-3730-2 Barney Google

Zon 2398

Yy-3731-2 Will You Always Love Me?

Zon 2398

Yy-3732-1 The Cat's Whiskers

Zon 2399

Yy-3733-2 Why Worry Blues

Zon 2399

Hayes, Middlesex, November 23, 1923.

Yy-3884-1 House Of David Blues

Zon 2411

Zon 2411

Zon unissued

Billy Trittle, tb, added. Hayes, Middlesex, December 14, 1923.

Yy-3970-1 Blue Hoosier Blues

Zon 2426

Yy-3971-1 Broadway Blues

Zon 2427

Yy-3972-1-2 Felix Kept On Walking

Zon 2426, Ar 662

Yy-3973-2 Last Night On The Back Porch

Zon 2427, Ar 333

NOTE: Ariel 333 and 662 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Hayes, Middlesex, January 21, 1924.

Yy-4111-1-2 Susannah's Squeaking Shoes

Zon unissued

Yy-4112-2 When It's Night Time In Italy

Zon 2437, Ar 649

Yy-4113-1 There's A Bungalow That's Waiting

Zon 2437

Yy-4114-2 Tiger Rag

Zon 2447

NOTE: Ariel 649 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Hayes, Middlesex, February 18, 1924.

Yy-4211-2 Mama Loves Papa

Zon 2436

Yy-4212-2 In A Tent

Zon 2447

Yy-4213-1 Gigolette

Zon 2436, Ar 655

NOTE: Ariel 655 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Sterling Bose, c / Avery Loposer, tb / Cliff Holman, cl, as / Eddie Powers, ts / Johnny Riddick, p / "Slim" (Hall) Flohr, bj / Felix Guarino, d. New Orleans, March 17, 1924.

8566-A Sensation Rag

OK 40101, Od 03202

8567-A Christine

OK 40101, Od 03202

See also: ARCADIAN SERENADERS.

ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND

Many sources over the years, admittedly including this author, have cited January 24, 1917, as the date of a Columbia test session by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band, the results of which were supposedly resurrected for a belated September release on Columbia A2297. However, no documentation of any such session has been found in Nick LaRocca's files or in the Columbia files, which logged the matrices used on that record on May 31, 1917 (q.v.).

Nick LaRocca, c, dir: Eddie Edwards, tb / Larry Shields, cl / Henry Ragas, p / Tony Sbarbaro, d. New York, February 26, 1917.

19331-1 Livery Stable Blues

Vic 18255, HMV C-787 (Indian), Bm 1110

19332-3 Dixie Jass Band One-Step (intro: That Teasin' Rag)

Vic 18255, Bm 1109

NOTE: Some copies labeled DIXIELAND JASS BAND ONE-STEP. First pressings as ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JASS BAND; later pressings as ORIGINAL DIXIELAND "JAZZ" BAND, then finally as ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND.

New York. May 31, 1917.

77086-3-4 Darktown Strutters' Ball

Col A2297, 2903, SE-S-10001

77087-2-3 Indiana

Col A2297, 2903

New York, July 29, 1917.

Indiana

AV unissued

AV unissued

New York, August 7, 1917.

Barnyard Blues

AV 1205, JC L-53

Ostrich Walk

AV 1206, JC L-72

Tiger Rag

AV 1206, Br 02500

There It Goes Again

AV unissued

New York, September 3, 1917.

A-247 At The Jass Band Ball

AV 1205, JC L-53

New York, November 9, 1917.

Look At 'Em Doing'It Now

AV unissued

That Loving Baby Of Mine

AV unissued

New York, November 21, 1917.

A-435 Look At 'Em Doing It Now

AV 1242, JC L-72

Reisenweber Rag

AV unissued

New York, November 24, 1917.

A-442 Reisenweber Rag

AV 1242, Br 02500

A-444 Oriental Jazz

AV 12097

New York, March 18, 1918.

21583-1 At The Jazz Band Ball

Vic 18457, HMV B-1021, AE-724, K-578, R-8323

21584-3 Ostrich Walk

As above, plus HMV B-8485

NOTE: HMV K-578 as ORCHESTRE JAZZ BAND DU GRAMOPHONE.

New York, March 25, 1918.

21700-2 Skeleton Jangle

Vic 18472, Bm 1112

21701-3 Tiger Rag

Vic 18472, 25908, HMV B-8466, El EG-7793, Bm 1111

The band sings where noted. New York, June 25, 1918.

22041-3 Bluin' The Blues

Vic 18483, HMV B-1022, B-8485, AE-725 K-579, R-8353, Bm 1114

22042-2 Fidgety Feet (War Cloud)

Vic 18564

22043-1-2-3 Mournin' Blues

Unissued

22044-2 Sensation Rag

Vic 18483, HMV B-1022, AE-725, K-579, R-8353

Sweet Mama (Papa's Getting Mad) - vODJB

Vic test (unnumbered)

New York, July 17, 1918.

22043-4 Mournin' Blues

Vic 18513

22066-2 Clarinet Marmalade Blues

Vic 18513, HMV B-8500, Bm 1113

22067-3 Lazy Daddy

Vic 18564, Zon 3221

Emile Christian, tb, replaces Edwards. New York, December 3, 1918.

22337-1-2-3-4 'Lasses Candy (Belgian Doll)

Vic unissued

22338-1-2-3-4 Satanic Blues

Vic unissued

J. Russel Robinson, p, replaces Ragas. London, April 16, 1919.

76418-3 Barnyard Blues

Col 735

Col 735

76458-3 Ostrich Walk

Col 736

76459-3 Sensation Rag

London, May 19, 1919.

76467-1 Look At 'Em Doing It

Col 748

Col 748

76566-2 Satanic Blues

Col 759

76567-1-2 'Lasses Candy

Billy Jones, p, replaces Robinson. London, January 8, 1920.

76751-1 My Baby's Arms

Col 805

Col 804

Col 815

76754-1-2 I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles (waltz)

Col 805

76755-1-2 Mammy O' Mine

76756-2 I've Lost My Heart In Dixieland

Col 815

London, May 14, 1920.

74103-1 Sphinx

Col 824

Col 824

Col 829

Sphinx

Tell Me, Little Gypsy

Vic test (unnumbered)

Singin' The Blues

Vic test (unnumbered)

New York, November 24, 1920.

24580-1-2-3 In The Dusk

Vic unissued

24581-1-2-3-4 Margie

Vic unissued

Krueger omitted*. New York, December 1, 1920.

22337-5 *Lasses Candy

Vic unissued

22338-5-6 *Satanic Blues

Vic unissued

24581-5 Margie (intro: Singin' The Blues)

Vic 18717, HMV B-1199, K-914, R-8527, Zon 3296

New York, December 4, 1920.

24580-4-5-6 In The Dusk

Vic unissued

24590-5 Palesteena

Vic 18717, HMV B-1199, K-914, R-8527, Zon 3296

Clifford Cairns, Eddie King, and members of the band, v, and Nick LaRocca speaks*. New York, December 30,
1920.

24809-2 Broadway Rose (intro: Dolly, I Love You)

Vic 18722, HMV B-1216, R-8815, Zon 3305

24810-2 *Sweet Mamma (Papa's Getting Mad) (intro: Strut, Miss Lizzie)

Vic 18722, HMV B-1216, R-8815, Zon 3305

New York, January 28, 1921.

24825-3 Home Again Blues (intro: Lindy)

Vic 18729, HMV B-1227, R-8817

24326-3 Crazy Blues (intro: It's Right Here For You, If You Don't Get It - 'Tain't No Fault Of Mine)

Vic 18729

Frank Signorelli, p, replaces Robinson; Lavinia Turner, Al Bernard, v. New York, May 3, 1921.

25072-1-2-3 Jazz Me Blues - vLT

Vic unissued

25072-5 Jazz Me Blues

Vic 18772, 25908, HMV B-1257, B-8466, HN-3102, El EG-7793

25073-1-2-3-4 St. Louis Blues

Vic unissued

New York, May 25, 1921.

25411-1-2-3 Satanic Blues - vAB

Vic unissued

25412-2 St. Louis Blues - vAB

Vic 18772

25413-4 Royal Garden Blues - vA8

Vic 18798, HMV B-8500, AE-131

New York, June 7, 1921.

25432-5 Dangerous Blues - vAB

Vic 18798, HMV AE-131

Sbarbaro omitted. New York, December 1, 1921.

25836-3 Bow Wow Blues (My Mama Treats Me Like A Dog)

Vic 18850

Nick LaRocca, c, dir: Eddie Edwards, tb / Artie Seaberg, cl / Don Parker, ss / Henry Vanicelli­, p / Tony Sbarbaro, d. New York, c. November 23, 1922.

71043-A-B-C Some Of These Days

OK unissued

71044-B Toddlin' Blues

OK 4738, 0d 312926, Par E-5116

New York, January 3, 1923.

71043-F Some Of These Days

OK 4738, Od 312926

New York, c. April 20, 1923.

71429-B Tiger Rag

OK 4841

71430-B Barnyard Blues (Livery Stable Blues)

NOTE: Some copies of Arto 9140 reportedly were issued as by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band, but both sides are in fact by the Original Memphis Five, q.v.

This was probably part of an American military band stationed in Germany after World War I. It was directed by

15983 Indianola

Hom B-557

15984 Tiger Rag

Hom B-557

15993 O You Drummer [sic]

Hom 15993

15994 All Aboard For Dixie Land [sic]

Hom 15994

NOTE: Homochord B-557 as MASSELTOP KAPELLE. The last two sides are coupled.

Herman Drewes, c / William Drewes, tb / Larry Hart or Harry Dukes, cl / Ernest Borbee, p / Fred Bauer, d. Long Island City, NY, c. April, 1923.

Down Among The Sleepy Hills Of Tennessee

Oly / MacL / Maj 1434

Oh, Sister! Ain't That Hot?

Oly 1445

Oly 1445, Pt / Tri 11284

NOTE: Puretone and Triangle 11284 as BROADWAY MELODY MAKERS. Some copies of Olympic 1445 reportedly as ORIGINAL INDIANA FIVE.

ARTHUR HALL: Arthur Hall, v, acc. by Original Georgia Five. Long Island City, NY, c. July, 1923.

Maggie! - "Yes Ma'am?" - vAH

Oly / MacL / Maj / Mel 1519, BS 2127, Pur 11252

Yes! We Have No Bananas - vAH

Oly / MacL / Maj / Mel 1519, BS 2127, Pur 11252

NOTE: Black Swan 2127 as HOWARD LEWIS, WITH ORCHESTRA ACC; Olympic and Majestic issues as ARTHUR HALL - ORIGINAL GEORGIA FIVE.

ORIGINAL INDIANA FIVE

Newman Fier, p, dir: Johnny Sylvester, t / Vincent Grande, tb / Johnny Costello, cl / bj / Tom Morton, d. Long Island City, NY, c. April, 1923.

? -1 Louisville Lou

Oly / Maj 1439, Bwy / Tri 11268

? -2 Slow Poke

Oly / Maj 1439, Tri 11268

NOTE: Olympic as ORIGINAL INDIANA SYNCOPATORS; Triangle as MANHATTAN IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA

? Nick Vitalo, cl, as / ? Tony Colucci, bj, added. Long Island City, NY, c. May, 1923.

Two Time Dan

Oly / Maj 1443, Bwy / Pt / Tri 11284

When You Walked Out Someone Else Walked Right In

Oly / Maj 1443

? -1 Bebe

Oly / Maj 1444, Bwy / Pur / Tri 11282

? -1 Beside A Babbling Brook

Oly / Maj 1444

NOTE: Puretone and Triangle 11284 as BROADWAY MELODY MAKERS; Puritan 11282 as MAJESTIC DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Johnny Sylvester, t, dir: Charlie Panelli, tb / Nick Vitalo, cl, as / Harry Ford, p / ? Tony Colucci, bj / Tom Morton, d. New York, c. September 7, 1923.

70297 Stavin' Change (The Meanest Man In New Orleans)

PA 021070, Per 14173, Poydras 19

70298 Mean, Mean Mama

PA 021070, Per 14173, Poydras 19

New York, c. November 6, 1923.

70397 Tin Roof Blues

PA 036029, Per 14200

70398 St. Louis Gal

PA 036029, Per 14200

New York, January, 1924.

105053 Jubilee Blues

PA 036044, Per 14225

105054 Back O' Town Blues

PA 036044, Per 14225

Tom Morton, d, v, dir: James Christie, t / Charlie Panelli, tb / Nick Vitalo, cl, as / Harry Ford, p / Tony Colucci, bj (some sessions only). New York, May 2, 1925.

9503 Everything Is Hotsy-Totsy Now

Gnt 3060

9504 Seminola

Gnt 3060

9505 Sweet Georgia Brown

Gnt 3059, Ch 15015

NOTE: Champion 15015 as THE BIRMINGHAM FIVE.

New York, June 24, 1925.

9618-A Cuckoo

Gnt 3083

9619-A Say, Arabella

Gnt 3083

9620-A Two Tired Eyes

Gnt 3093

New York, July 15, 1925.

9666-A Croonin' A Tune

Gnt 3106

Gnt 3112, Ch 15008

5668-A Indiana Stomp

Gnt 3112, Ch 15008

NOTE: Champion 15008 as THE BIRMINGHAM FIVE.

New York, August 13, 1925.

9684-A Oh! Boy, What A Girl

Gnt 3121, Ch 15018, Sil 4003

NOTE: Champion 15018 as THE BIRMINGHAM FIVE.

New York, August 19, 1925.

9697 Loud Speakin' Papa - vTM

Gnt unissued

9698-A Pretty Puppy

Gnt 3153

73586-B Oh! Boy, What A Girl

OK 40456

73537-B Indiana Stomp

OK 40456

New York, September 18, 1925.

9738 Siberia

Gnt 3150, Ch 15028

9739-B I'm Goin' Out If Lizzie Comes In

Gnt 3148, Sil 4002

9740-B That's All There Is (There Ain't No More)

Gnt 3150

NOTE: Champion 15028 as THE BIRMINGHAM FIVE.

New York, October 5, 1925.

9763-A I'm Gonna Hang Around My Sugar

Gnt 3166, Ch 15046

9764-A Melancholy Lou

Gnt 3165, Ch 15049

9765, -A Fallin' Down

Gnt unissued

NOTE: Champion 15046 and 15049 as THE BIRMINGHAM FIVE.

New York, October 13, 1925.

141103-2 Everybody Stomp

Har 47-H

Har 47-H

141201-3 Everybody's Doin' The Charleston Now

Har 58-H

New York, October 29, 1925.

9812-A No Man's Mama

Gnt 3183, Ch 15047

9813 Everybody's Doin' The Charleston Now

Gnt 3182, Ch 15050

9814-A Everybody Stomp

Gnt 3181

NOTE: Champion 15047 and 15050 as THE BIRMINGHAM FIVE.

New York, November 30, 1925.

9879, -A 'Tain't Cold

Gnt unissued

9880-A Pensacola

Gnt 3218

Gnt 3230

141489-1 I'd Rather Be Alone

Har 101-H, VT 1101-V Poydras 8

141490-2 Running After You

Har 134-H, VT 1134-V

141491-1 Pensacola

Har 101-H, VT 1101-V

New York, January 14, 1926.

106537 I'd Rather Be Alone

PA 36377, Per 14558

106538 Lo-Nah

PA 36379, Per 14560

Dale Wimbrow (as PETER DALE), v. New York, March 18, 1926.

Hard-To-Get Gertie - vDW

Vic test (unnumbered)

Shake That Thing

Vic test (unnumbered)

New York, c. March 19, 1926.

106726 Sittin' Around

PA 36420, Per 14601

106727 Hard-To-Get Gertie

PA 36428, Per 14609

106728 Too Bad

PA 36420, Per 14601, Sal 335

New York, c. March 30, 1926.

1896-B Pensacola

Cam 924, Lin 2499

1897-C Hard-To-Get Gertie

Cam 924, Lin 2499

New York, April 7, 1926.

74092-B Hard-To-Get Gertie - vTM

OK 40599

OK 40599, Od FF-1129

New York, April 9, 1926.

141942-2-3 Hangin' Around

Har 267-H, VT 1267-V

141943-2-3 Florida Low-Down

Har 267-H, VT 1267-V

141944-2-3 So Is Your Old Lady

Har 179-H, VT 1267-V Re G-8714

NOTE: Regal G-8714 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA.

New York, c. April, 1926.

3828 Lady Lou

Dandy 5158

3829 My Own Blues

GG / Mit / Rx 1332, Dandy 5154

3830-B Someone Waits For Me

Dandy 5160, Spm 1334

NOTE: Grey Gull / Mitchell / Radiex as ORIGINAL DIXIE RAG PICKERS; Dandy 5154 as ORIGINAL TAMPA FIVE; Supreme 1334 as OLYMPIC DANCE ORCHESTRA.

New York, May 18, 1926.

142219-2 Spanish Mama

Har 217-H, VT 1217-V

142220-3 I'd Leave Ten Men Like Yours To Love One Man Like Mine

Har 245-H, VT 1245-V

142221-3 Deep Henderson

Har 217-H, VT 1217-V

Tony Tortomas, t, replaces Christie. New York, October, 1926.

3973 Jackass Blues

Em 3069 Bell 445

3974 Gettin' The Blues

Em 3070, Bell 445

3975 Can You Picture That?

Em 3069

Em 3079, Bell 456, Clover 1763

3989 Heebie Jeebies

Bell 456, Dandy 5248

3990-1 Cow Bell Blues

Dandy 5248, Em 3079, NML 1191

NOTE: Some of the above Emersons as INDIANA FIVE; Dandy 5248 as ORIGINAL TAMPA FIVE; Bell 445 and 456 as RED HOT SYNCOPATORS.

New York, November, 1926.

31021-1 Brown Pepper

NML 1186

Em 3088, Bell 463

31023-1 There Ain't No "Maybe" In My Baby's Eyes

Em 3088, Bell 463

NOTE: National Music Lovers as NATIONAL MUSIC LOVERS DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Tony Pace, v; Tony Colucci, bj, some sides. New York, December 24, 1926.

142997-2 Delilah - vTP

Har 327-H, VT 1327-V

142998-3 Stockholm Stomp

Har 387-H, VT 1387-V

142999-2 The Chant

Har 387-H, VT 1387-V

Unknown bsx added. New York, January, 1927.

7017-1-2 Indiana Shuffle

Ban 1931, Dom 3901, Or 819, Re 8248

7018-2 The Crawl

Chg 628, Je 5002, Or 829

7019-1-2 Coffee Pot Blues

Ban 1931, Dom 3901, Or 828, Re 8248

NOTE: Challenge 628, Jewel 5002, and Oriole 828, 829 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND.

Tom Morton, d, k, v, dir: Tony Tortomas, t / Pete Pellizzi, tb / Nick Vitalo, cl, as / Harry Ford, p / Tony Colucci, bj (some sessions only). New York, c. January, 1927.

31073-2 Memphis Blues

Em 3131, Bell 500

31074-1-2 Thrown Down Blues [sic]

Em 3119, Bell 490

31075-1-2 St. Louis Blues

Em 3119, Bell 490

NOTE: The reverse of Emerson 3131 (HOT STUFF) is not by the Original Indiana Five, although labeled so; it is most probably by a Fred Hall band (q.v.)

New York, c. March, 1927.

31110-2 Low-Down Sawed-Off Blues

Bell 547

Unknown as, ts, added. New York, April, 1927.

2407-D Some Of These Days - vTM

Cam 1138, Ro 371

2408-C Memphis Blues

Cam 1138, Ro 371

NOTE: Romeo 371 as NEW ORLEANS FIVE.

Unknown bsx added. New York, May, 1927.

7289-2-3 Some Of These Days - vTM

Ban 6006, Dom 3971, 21298, Je 5321, Or 927, Re 8337 Sil 21506, Apex 8640, LS 24116, Mic 22195, St 10267

7290-2 Sugar - vTM

Ban 6008, Or 926

7291-2 Struttin' Jerry

Ban 6023, Dom 3997, Je 5067, Or 977, Re 8354, Sil 21509

NOTE: Jewel 5067, Oriole 926, 927, and 977 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND, vocal chorus by FRANK MARSHALL; Silvertone 21506 and 21509 as GOLDEN GATE ORCHESTRA; Lucky Strike 24118 as THE BLUE RAMBLERS.

Joe Tarto, bb, replaces bsx. New York, May, 1927.

2475-A Stompin' Fool

Cam 1168, Ro 396, Vri 5078

2476-A Indiana Mud

Cam 1168, Ro 396

NOTE: Cameo as DIXIE DAISIES; Romeo as EDDIE MILLER'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Variety as CAL SMITH AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

Unknown bsx replaces Tarto. New York, May 26, 1927.

144226-3 Play It Red

Har 432-H, VT 1432-V

144227-3 Struttin' Jerry

Har 459-H, VT 1495-V

144228-3 One Sweet Letter From You - vTM

Har 432-H, VT 1432-V

Unknown bsx omitted. New York, July 19, 1927.

7392-2-3 My Melancholy Baby - vTM

Ban 6032, 7027, Bell 547, Chg 566, Dom 3995, 4104, Je 5071, 5214, Or 963, 1156, Re 8356, 8498, Sil 21611, Voc XA-18059

7393-2 The Lighthouse Blues

Ban 6028, Dom 3998, Or 956, Re 8358

7395-2 Rarin' To Go

Ban 6031, Or 960

NOTE: Jewel 5071, Oriole 956, 960, and 963 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Jewel 5214, Oriole 1156 as LOU CONNOR AND HIS COLLEGIATES, vocal chorus by FRANK MARSHALL.

New York, September 28, 1927.

144805-2 Someday, Sweetheart - vTM

Har 501-H, VT 1501-V

144806-3 I'm Coming, Virginia

Har 501-H, VT 1501-V

144807-3 Clementine (From New Orleans)

Diva 2510-G, Har 510-H, VT 1510-V

New York, January 13, 1928.

145526-3 What Can A Poor Fellow Do?

Har 632-H, VT 1632-V

145527-3 Junk Man's Dream

Har 632-H, VT 1632-V

145528-1-2 Rarin' To Go

Col unissued

New York, c. February 16, 1928.

2895-A-C Nobody's Sweetheart - vTM

Cam 8154, Lin 2808, Ro 577, Elec 5031

2896-B-C Where Will I Be? - vTM

Cam 8154, Lin 2808, Ro 577

NOTE: Electron 5031 as FRANK DOYLE'S MARIGOLD ORCHESTRA.

? Tony Colucci, g. New York, February 17, 1928.

7790-3 Where Will I Be? - vTM

Ban 7057, Chg 591, Or 1171, Apex 8890, Cr 81017

7791-1-3 Moten Stomp

Ban 7084, Cq 7143, Dom 4165, Je 5263, New Phonic 1243, Or 1172, Re 8592

7800-2-3 Somebody's Making A Fuss Over Somebody - vTM

Ban 7137, Or 1275, Apex 8809, Cr 81008, Dom 21462, LS 24300, Mic 22300, New Phonic 1243, St 10382

NOTE: Jewel 5263 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Challenge 591 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND; Oriole 1171, 1172, and 1275 as LOU CONNOR AND HIS COLLEGIATES; Crowns as PIERROT SYNCOPATORS; Domino 21462 as FIVE ORIGINAL SYNCOPATORS, New Phonic as MANHATTAN MUSICIANS. See also Tom Morton.