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

Elmer Schoebel, p, a, dir: Murphy Steinberg, c / Santo Pecora, tb / Charlie Bezimek, Roy Kramer cl, as / Art Kassel, cl, ts / Otto Barberino, vn, where shown / Lou Black, bj / Steve Brown, bb / __ Schoebel (young relative of Elmer Schoebel), d / Billy Meyers, v. Richmond, IN, April 2, 1923.

11377-B There's No Gal Like My Gal

Gnt 5157

Gnt 5123, Cdl 562

11379-A Blue Grass Blues

Gnt 5157

Gnt 5123, 3097, Ch 15005

CHICAGO BLUES DANCE ORCHESTRA: As above. Chicago, May 30, 1923.

81043-2 Blue Grass Blues

Col A3923, Re G-8096

81044-2 House Of David Blues

Col A3923, Re G-8096

NOTE: Regal G-8096 as REGAL NOVELTY ORCHESTRA.

Chicago, May 31, 1923.

81049-1-2-3 Eccentric Rag (J. Russel Robinson)

Col unissued

81050-1-2-3 Step, Daddy

Col unissued

See also Art Kahn and his Orchestra, and Midway Dance Orchestra.

ORIGINAL MIDNIGHT RAMBLERS ORCHESTRA

Lawrence "Slim" Freeman, cl, as, ts, dir: Zeddie Bonner, t / Charles Leftwich, tb / James Reddick, p / Guy Williams, bj, v / Charles Greer, d. Chicago, c. February, 1925.

733 Midnight Ramblers Stomps (Owl Strut) - vGW

Auto unnumbered

733-1 Midnight Rambler Blues (Bowling Green) - vGW

Auto unnumbered

NOTE: The labels of the only known copy are reversed; each side bears the same matrix number.

ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND

NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND: Jimmy Durante, p, dir: Frank Christian, c / Frank Lhotak, tb / Achille Baquet, cl / Arnold Loyacano, d. New York, c. November, 1918.

477-B Ole Miss

OK 1156

OK 1155

6026 He's Had No Lovin' For A Long Long Time

Gnt 4508

6027 Ja-Da (intro: You'll Find Old Dixieland In France)

Gnt 4508

Unknown tb replaces Lhotak. New York, c. March, 1919.

6091, -A Ja, Da (intro: You'll Find Old Dixieland In France)

Gnt 4508, Ristic 2

6092-A He's Had No Lovin' For A Long Long Time

Gnt 4508, Ristic 2

NOTE: Arnold Loyacano recalled having recorded for Emerson with this band between September, 1918, and
December 30, 1919, but if so, these were never issued.

ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS

See the New Orleans Rhythm Kings.

ORIGINAL PENNSYLVANIA SERENADERS

See Whitey Kaufman.

ORIGINAL TAMPA FIVE

Pseudonym on Dandy for the Original Indiana Five, q.v.

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

R-113 Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven

R-2305 Clarence Williams' Washboard Five

R-3381 Clarence Williams' Washboard Five

R-3383 Clarence Williams' Washboard Five

R-3492 Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven

THE ORIGINAL WOLVERINES

Dick Voynow, p, dir: Jimmy McPartland, c / Mike Durso, tb / Maurie Bercov, cl, as / g / Basil Dupre, sb / Vic Moore, d. Chicago, October 12, 1927.

C-1290; E-6765 Royal Garden Blues

Br 3708 (not issued), A-7852, A-81001, CMS 101

C-1291 Royal Garden Blues

Br 4000, A-7616, Voc 15635

C-1292; E-6759 Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble

Br 3707, 3856, Voc 15634, CMS 102

C-1303; E-6768 A Good Man Is Hard To Find

Br 3708 (not issued), A-7616, A-7852, A-81001

C-1305 A Good Man Is Hard To Find

Br 4000, Voc 15635, CMS 100

C-1306; E-6762 The New Twister

Br 3707, 3856, Voc 15634, CMS 102

NOTE: The intervening matrices are by Rev. A. W. Nix and Congregation, on the same date.

2 unknown c replace McPartland; unknown ts, gfs, / v added. Chicago, May 24, 1928.

E-7353 Limehouse Blues

Voc 15708, CMS 101

E-7354 Dear Old Southland - v

Voc 15708, CMS 100

NOTE: The above were originally assigned Brunswick matrices C-1971-B / C-1972-B, respectively.

Other titles issued as by the Original Wolverines were directed by Fred Hamm, q.v. See also The Wolverines (Vocalion 15784).

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

319 Oh, Mabel! (California Ramblers)

374 Those Panama Mamas (Six Black Diamonds)

482 Silver Head (California Ramblers)

1542 I Get The Blues When It Rains (Fred Rich and his Orchestra)

Pseudonym on Australian Angelus 3334, 3345, and Lyric 3345 for Eubie Blake and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Champion 15271 for Fred Rich and his Times Square Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Usiba 245 for the Carolina Club Orchestra (see Hal Kemp).

The following is the only title by this band likely to interest jazz collectors, as it features good t / vn / g; Jack Kaufman (as WALTER NEFF), v. New York, c. September 9, 1927.

1077733 Dawning - vJK

PA 36689, 11503, Per 14870, P-342

NOTE: Perfect P-342 as RAYNER'S DANCE ORCHESTRA

THE ORLEANIANS

Sharkey Bonano, c / Santo Pecora, tb / probably Sidney Arodin, cl / Hal Jordy, as, bar / Freddy Newman, p / Joe Cupero, g / Luther Lamar, bb / Monk Hazel, d, mel. New Orleans, December 16, 1928.

147652-1-2-3 Banana Peel

Col unissued

147653-1-2 Baby

Col unissued

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

P-291 You'll Never Get To Heaven With Those Eyes (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

P-298 San (Nathan Glantz and his Orchestra)

This name was given to the Zonophone house dance band after the Arcadians Dance Orchestra name was dropped in 1930. The following is known to be an excellent hot dance record, and there may well be others similar.

John Firman dir: Max Goldberg and another, t / 2 cl, as / ? Joe Crossman, ts / Bert Read, p / Joe Brannelly, bj / Billy Bell or George Gibbs, bb / Rudy Starita or Harry Robbins, d / Charles W. Saxby, or. Kingsway Hall, London, February, 1931.

OY-442-2 Sweet Jennie Lee

Zon 5841

ORQUESTA LOS DEAVELADOS

See Sam Lanin (Broadway Broadcasters).

HAROLD ORTLI AND HIS OHIO STATE COLLEGIANS

Harold Ortli, tb, dir: Frank Zeeck, c / Herb Hand, cl, as / as, ts, bsx / Walter Sessenmyer, p / Clarence Buck, bj, v / Doug Whitstone, bb / ? Elmer Sessenmyer, d. Cleveland, February, 1925.

8942-B I Couldn't Get To It (In Time) - vCB

OK 40332

OK 40332

Phil Burdick, Phil Bibbs, t / Hal Runyon, tb / Bill Burdick, cl / George Rice, Jack Moroni, as, ts / Emery Graneer,

12868 Brainstorm

Gnt 6215, Ch 15323

NOTE: Champion 15323 as FRANK HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Other titles by this band are of no

The following title by this famous popular vocalist and his orchestra contain points of interest as jazz.

Will Osborne, v, dir: probably: George McGhee, and another, t / tb / Jack Stacey, and another, cl, as / cl, ts / 3 vn / Frank Froeba, p / g / sb / d. New York, February 10, 1931.

E-36044- Hello! Beautiful - vWO

Mt M-12099, Spt S-2175, Aur A-22001, Emb E-134, Pan 25030, P-12098, Mf G-2007

NOTE: Supertone as THE CLEVELANDERS; Aurora as AURORA ARISTOCRATS; Embassy as CORINTHIC ORCHESTRA; Mayfair G-2007 as MICKEY'S NIGHT BIRDS.

Pseudonym on Maxsa 1523 for the California Ramblers, q.v.

Glen Oswald, vn, dir: Claude Burch, Al Harris, t / Marty King, tb / George Smith, Del Porter, cl, ss, as / Abe Maule (or Moll), cl, ts / Wayne Allen, p / Zeke Mann, bj / Tom Curtis, bb / Bill Weber­, d. Los Angeles, March 3, 1925.

PB-101-2 Bucktown Blues

Vic 19733

Pete Olds, cl, ss, as, replaces Smith; Peck Holten, p, replaces Allen Los Angeles, September 4, 1925.

PBVE-136-1-2-3-4 Everybody Stomp

Vic unissued

NOTE: Other records by this band are of no jazz interest.

Pseudonym on Champion for Floyd Mills and his Marylanders, q.v.

THE SCARE CROW: Billy McOwens, v, acc. by Gene Hill's Chicago Rhythm Boys: Gene Hill dir: unknown t / as /

16607, -A Scare Crow Blues

Gnt unissued

16609-A Traveling Blues

Gnt 7209, Ch 16036, Var 6046

16610-A Easy Creeping Mama

Gnt 7229, Ch 16014, Var 6024

16612-A Want Your Ashes Hauled

Gnt 7209, Var 6041

NOTE: Varsity 6024 as THE SCARCE CROW [sic]. The intervening matrices are by W. C. Childers, a country artist.

Acc. by the Harmony Boys: unknown t / p / bj. Richmond, IN, May 17, 1930.

16622-A Shake My Tree

Gnt 7229, Ch 16036, Var 6024

16623-A The Scare Crow Ball

Gnt 7275

16624, -A I'm Going To Show You My Black Bottom

Gnt unissued

16625 Everybody Wants To See My Black Bottom

Gnt unissued

NOTE: Varsity 6024 as THE SCARCE CROW [sic]. Other records by this artist have no particular interest as jazz as regards the accompaniments.

Pseudonym on American Parlophone for Carl Webster's Yale Collegians, q.v.

The following title from five issued by Okeh and Pathé in 1924 by this band is of some interest as a hot dance record.

Harold Oxley, vn, dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d; the personnel included Archie Snead and Charlie Storm, both arrangers, but their instruments are not known.

New York, c. August 5, 1924.

72729-B I Don't Know Why

OK 40180, Par E-5324

Probably Ed Smalle, Vernon Dalhart, Cliff Edwards, k, acc. by either or both of the latter two on bj and u. New York, c. May 9, 1924.

105310 Bringing Home The Bacon

PA 036091, Per 14282

105313 Savannah (The Georgianna Blues)

PA 036091, Per 14282

2 t / tb / 2 as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. April, 1926.

3818-A Jazzing Around

Rx 1326

Jack Padbury, cl, as, bar, dir: Bert Hargest, t / Phil Silverston, vn / Tommy Hinsby, p / Pasquale Troise, bj, g / Charlie Knapp, d. London, February 14, 1929.

12196-2 Today's A Sunny Day For Me

EBW 4915

EBW 4915

EBR 941

EBR 941

88729-1 Hot Bricks

EBR unissued

88730-1 Deep Hollow

EBR unissued

London, May 31, 1929.

88729-2-3 Hot Bricks

EBR unissued

Cecil Smith, tb, added. London, c. January 31, 1930.

12592-2 Cosmoitis

EBW 4982

12593-1 Alabama Mama

EBW 4982

88914-1 Praying For Rain

EBR 1254

88915-1 My Kinda Love

EBR 1254

Les Allen, v. London, December 3, 1930.

WAR-439-1-2 Just A Little Closer - vLA

Re unissued

WAR-440-1-2 Sing (A Happy Little Thing) - vLA

Re unissued

Other recordings by this band, including those accompanying Vivien Lambelet, are of no interest as jazz.

JOSE PADILLA ORCHESTRA

Jose Padilla was a Spanish composer of dance novelty tunes. His name was inexplicably used on Canadian Domino 21531 for Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra (q.v.), with which he had no apparent connection.

Billy Page, cl, as, dir: Clarence Dolsey, Rex Stewart, c / Henry Robinson, tb / Harrison Jackson, ? cl, as / Fred Washington, ? cl, ts / Danny Wilson, p / Elmer Turner, bj / Frank Holden, bb / Robert Dews, d / Floyd Fitch, unknown instrument. New York, May 23, 1924.

72559? Chicago Gouge

OK unissued

72560? Burning Kisses

OK unissued

NOTE: These titles are shown in The Pittsburgh Courier for May 24, 1924, as having been being made (or to be made) "on Friday." A there were no records made on May 30, the date shown must be correct. The matrix numbers fit this, but which one applies to which title cannot be determined in the absence of recording ledgers or test pressings.

WALTER PAGE'S BLUE DEVILS

Walter Page, bb, sb, dir: James Simpson, Hot Lips Page, t / Dan Minor, tb / Buster Smith, cl, as / Ted Manning, as / Reuben Roddy, ts / William "Count" Basie, p / Reuben Lynch or Thomas Owens, g / Alvin Burroughs, d / Jimmy Rushing, v. Kansas City, November 10, 1929.

KC-612- Blue Devil Blues - vJR / bb

Voc 1463

Voc 1463

Pseudonym on Broadway 1349 (I'M FOLLOWING YOU) for Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle and Perfect for the California Ramblers, q.v.

Most records by the Palace Trio, with or without the augmentation of orchestra, are of no jazz interest, although the pianist on many of them was J. Russel Robinson, but the following is rather different.

PALACE TRIO WITH ORCH. ACC.: Rudy Wiedoeft, as, dir: c / tb / cl / Harry Akst, p / Mario Perry, pac. New York,
c. February, 1921.

Strut, Miss Lizzie

Oly 15101, Symphony Concert 21138

Spread Yo' Stuff

Oly 15101, BS 10070, Symphony Concert 21138

NOTE: Black Swan 10070 as ETHEL WATER'S JAZZ MASTERS; Symphony Concert 21138 as FARRELL'S DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Pseudonym on Parlophone E-4605 for the Casa Loma Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Banner and associated labels for Fred Rich and his Orchestra, q.v.

2 t / tb / cl, as / as, bar / cl, ts / vn / p / bj / bb / d. St. Louis, c. October 26, 1925.

9405-B Close Your Eyes

OK 40521

OK 40521

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

1641 Hard-Hearted Hannah (Jeffries and his Rialto Orchestra)

1684 Too Tired (The Ambassadors)

1696 Mandy (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra)

CHARLIE PALLOY

CHARLIE PALLOY AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Charlie Palloy, g, v, dir: 2 t / tb / 2 as / ts / p / bb / d. New York, September, October, 1932.

1879-1 It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) - vCP

Cr 3392

1884-2 How Deep Is The Ocean? (How High Is The Sky?)

Cr 3395, Bcst B-113

1887-2 Let's Put Out The Lights (And Go To Sleep)

Cr 3395, Bcst B-113

CHARLIE PALLOY AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As before, but cl, as, replaces previous saxes; sb replaces bb. New York, c. October, 1932.

1907-1 What A Perfect Combination - vCP

Cr 3410, Imp 2845

NOTE: Other Crown records by this artist may reward investigation.

PALM BEACH PLAYERS

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

101 The Sheik (California Ramblers)

403 Old Fashioned Love (The Ambassadors)

427 Stuttering (California Ramblers)

849 Suite 16 (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra)

882 Nay, Dearie, Nay (Vic Meyers and his Orchestra)

1256 Song Of The Wanderer (Johnny Sylvester and his Orchestra)

Pseudonym on Canadian Domino 21328 (SOMEDAY, SWEETHEART) for the California Ramblers, q.v.

Pseudonym on Champion 15308 for the Baby Aristocrats Band, q.v.

Pseudonym on Australian Panachord P-12103 for the Sunshine Boys, q.v.

Pseudonym on Victor 24041 for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v.

Louis Panico, another, t / tb / 2 cl / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d. Chicago, October 10, 1927

C-1170 / 2 Wabash Blues

Br unissued

C-1173 / 5 Home Again Blues

Br unissued

Chicago, October 17, 1927

C-1358 / 61 Wabash Blues

Br unissued

Louis Panico, t, dir: Don Jones, tb / Maurie Bercov, cl / Putty Nettles, as / Pete Viera, p / g / Andy Panico, bb / Bobby Christian, d / v. Chicago, c. February 10, 1930.

C-5379-C Wabash Blues

Br 4736, A-8710, ARC 35-10-27, Voc 2849

C-5380-C Oh Doctor - v

Br 4736, A-8710, ARC 35-10-27, Voc 2849

C-5380-G Oh Doctor

Br unissued

NOTE: The G take is, as usual, a non-vocal take for German pressing. Brunswick A-8710, however, uses the vocal take under the subtitle ACH, HERR DOKTOR [sic], as shown.

Louis Panico, t dir: t / tb / cl, as / as / ts / p / g / sb / d / Jean Fay, v. Chicago, September 7, 1934.

C-9420-A Why Don't You Practice What You Preach? - vJF

Dec unissued

C-9421- Wabash Blues

Dec 159, 25416

C-9422- Someday, Sweetheart

Dec 159, 25416

C-9423-A Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong

Dec 230, Br 01888

Chicago, September 24, 1934.

C-9512-A Why Don't You Practice What You Preach?

Dec 230, Br 01888

NOTE: The label of Brunswick 01888 shows the matrix number as C-9420, and Jean Fay as vocalist, but in the wax the correct matrix number is shown, and there is no vocal.

Russ Papalia, tb, dir: c / cl / Eddie Powers, ts / p / bj / d. New Orleans, January 23, 1925.

8898-A Cross-Word Mama, You're Puzzling Me

OK 40347

OK 40347

Piano solos. London, c. January 5, 1928.

11394-1 Flapperette

EBW unissued

11395-1-2 Hot Piano

EBW unissued

88007-1 Flapperette

EBR 804

EBR 804

12368-2 Pianotes

EBW 4932

12369-2 Crooked Notes

EBW 4932

PARADISE CLUB BAND

Pseudonym on Conqueror 7459 (I'M FOLLOWING YOU) for Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym for on Australian Paramount 2527 for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra.

Pseudonym on Columbia Special Records (Publix, etc.) for the following items listed in this book. Other sides

1065-P California Ramblers

2002-P The Georgians

PARAMOUNT PICKERS

Johnny Dodds, cl / ? Jimmy Blythe or Tiny Parham, p / ? Junie Cobb, bj, g, v. Chicago, c. February, 1929.

21184-1 Steal Away - vJC

Pm 12779, Bwy 509, Her 93015, Cen 3010, Amp R-105, JD 002

21185-1-2 Salty Dog - vJC

Pm 12779, Bwy 5069, Her 93015

NOTE: Broadway 5069 as BROADWAY PICKERS; Herwin 93015 as HERWIN HOT SHOTS; Century 3010 as JOHNNY DODDS.

PARAMOUNT RHYTHM BOYS

Pseudonym on Edison Bell Winner 5319 for Glen Lyte's Orchestra, and for various other American and British bands of no jazz interest.

ANTHONY PARENTI AND HIS FAMOUS MELODY BOYS: Tony Parenti, cl, as, bar, dir: Henry Knecht, c / Charles Hartman, tb / Tony Papalia, ts / Vic Lubowski, p / Mike Holloway, bj / Mario Finazzo­, bb / George Triay, d. New

8895-A That's A Plenty

OK 40308, Od FF-1070

8896-A Cabaret Echoes

OK 40308, Par R-3262

Albert Brunies, c, added. New Orleans, March 23, 1925.

32115-5 Dizzy Lizzy

Vic 19697

32116-2 French Market Blues

Vic 19697

New Orleans, March 24, 1925.

32117-3 La Vida Medley (intro: Ida / Gypsy Love Song)

Vic 19698

32118-3 Be Yourself

Vic 19698

32119-1 12th Street Blues

Vic 19647

32120-3 Creole Blues

Vic 19647

PARENTI'S LIBERTY SYNCOPATORS: As for the Victor sessions, but Leon Prima, c, replaces Brunies. New ­Orleans, September 23, 1925.

140987-1 Strut Yo' Stuff

Col 1549-D, J-591

140988-1 Midnight Papa

Col 545-D

140989-2 I Need Some Lovin'

Col 1549-D, J-591

140990-1 Cabaret Echoes

Col 545-D

NOTE: Columbia 1549-D as LA VEEDA DANCE ORCHESTRA.

2nd as added. New Orleans, April 12, 1926.

142000-2 Up Jumped The Devil

Col 836-D, J-147

142001-1-2 Cafe Capers

Col unissued

142002-1-2 Up And At 'Em

Col unissued

142003-1 Weary Blues

Col 1264-D

142004-1-2 New Crazy Blues

Col 836-D, J-147

142005-1 African Echoes

Col 1264-D

TONY PARENTI'S NEW ORLEANIANS: John Hyman (Johnny Wiggs), c / Charles Hartman, tb / Tony Parenti, cl,
as / Buzzy Williams, p / Jack Brian, g, v / Monk Hazel, d, v. New Orleans, April 27, 1928.

146221-2 In The Dungeon - vMH

Col 1548-D, J-602

146222-1 When You And I Were Pals - vJB

Col 1548-D, J-602

Leon Prima, c, replaces Hyman; Hal Jordy, as, bar / sb added. New Orleans, November, 1928.

NO-753-A Gumbo

Br 4184

Br 4184

8743-1-2-3 St. Louis Blues

Ban unissued

8744-1-2-3 Old Man Rhythm

Plaza unissued

New York, June 28, 1929.

8743-4-5 St. Louis Blues

Ban unissued

8744-5 Old Man Rhythm

Ban 0580, Cam 0180, Je 5836, Or 1836, Ro 1199

PARHAM'S BLACK PATTI BAND: Tiny Parham, p, dir. ? Doc Cheatham, ? Homer Hobson, t / tb / 2 as / ss, ts /

12901-A Um-Ta-Da-Da-Da - vBB&ch

BP 8038

TINY PARHAM AND HIS "FORTY" FIVE: Claude Alexander or Roy Hobson, c / Kid Ory, tb / Charles Johnson, cl,

20206-4 Jim Jackson's Kansas City Blues - vCJ

Pm 12586, Cen 3005

20207-3 A Little Bit Closer

Pm 12586, Chg 801, Cen 3005

NOTE: Challenge 801 as CAFE ROYAL BOYS.

TINY PARHAM AND HIS MUSICIANS: Tiny Parham, p, cel dir: Punch Miller, c / Charles Lawson­, tb / Charles Johnson, cl, as / Charlie Jackson, bj / Quinn Wilson, bb / Ernie Marrero, d, wb. Chicago, July 2, 1928.

46037-1 The Head Hunter's Dream (An African Fantasy)

46037-2 The Head Hunter's Dream (An African Fantasy)

Vic 21553

46038-1 Stuttering Blues

Vic V-38009, BB B-8130, WS 101

46038-2 Stuttering Blues

46039-1 Clarice

Vic 21659

46040-1 Snake Eyes

Vic 21659

46040-2 Snake Eyes

46041-1 Cuckoo Blues

46041-2 Cuckoo Blues

Vic 21553

46042-1 Jogo Rhythm

Vic V-38009, BB B-8130, WS 101

46042-2 Jogo Rhythm

Roy Hobson, c, replaces Miller, Elliott Washington, vn, added; Mike McKendrick, bj, replaces Jackson. Chicago,

48844-2 Voodoo

Vic V-38054

48845-1 Skag-A-Lag

48845-2 Skag-A-Lag

Vic V-38054

48846-1 Stompin' On Down

48846-2 Stompin' On Down

Vic V-38060

48847-1 Blue Melody Blues

48847-2 Blue Melody Blues

Vic V-38047

Chicago, February 2, 1929.

48848-2 Tiny's Stomp (Oriental Blues)

Vic V-38060

48849-1 Subway Sobs

Vic V-38041, BB B-6031

48850-2 That Kind Of Love

Vic V-38047

48851-2 Blue Island Blues

Vic V-38041, BB B-5333, B-7005, B-10044, Sr S-3414

Chicago, July 22, 1929.

55460-2 Jungle Crawl

Vic V-38082, BB B-5146, Sr S-3227, Creole 13

55461-2 Lucky "3-6-9"

Vic V-38082, Creole 13

55462-2 Echo Blues

Vic V-38076

55463-1 Washboard Wiggles

Vic V-38076, BB B-6570, Jay 11

Punch Miller, c, replaces Hobson; Dalbert Bright, cl, ss, as, ts, replaces Johnson. Chicago, October 26, 1929.

57333-2 Pigs' Feet And Slaw

Vic 23410

57334-2 Bombay

Vic 23426

57335-2 Fat Man Blues

Vic V-38126, 1AC-0126, Jay 11

57336-3 Golden Lily

Vic 23426

57337-3 Steel String Blues

Vic 23410

57338-2 Sud Buster's Dream

Vic 22778, HMV B-6150, K-6568, Creole 18

Chicago, December 3, 1929.

57216-1 Dixieland Doin's

Vic V-38111, 1AC-0126, Creole 14

57217-2 Cathedral Blues

Vic V-38111, Creole 14

57218-1-2 Cheerful Blues

Vic unissued

57219-2 Black Cat Moan

Vic V-38126, BB B-5146, B-6570, Sr S-3227

Tiny Parham, p, dir: Roy Hobson, c / John Thomas, tb / Dalbert Bright, cl, as / Jimmy Hutchinson, ts / Mike McKendrick, bj, g (and w, as MAURICE HENDRICKS) / Milt Hinton, bb / Jimmy McEndre, d / Tommy Brookins, v. Chicago,

62931-2 Doin' The Jug-Jug

Vic 23027, HMV B-4839

62932-1 Rock Bottom

Vic 22842

62933-1 Down Yonder

62934-1 Blue Moon Blues

Vic 23027

62935-1 Squeeze Me

62936-1 Back To The Jungle

62937-1 Nervous Tension

62937-2 Nervous Tension

Vic 23386

62938-2 Memphis Mamie

Vic 23386

NOTE: A limited edition of Victor 23386, with both sides dubbed, was made available in 1964.

Chicago, November 11, 1930.

62951-1 Now That I've Found You - wMH

Vic 22778

62952-2 My Dreams - vTB

Vic 23432

62953-2 After All I've Done For You - vTB

Vic 23432