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- ED PARKER AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- PASTERNACKIS ORCHESTRA
- BOB PATTERSON AND HIS VENETIAN GARDEN ORCHESTRA
- ART PAYNE AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- GUILFORD (PEACHTREE) PAYNE
- LES PEABODY AND HIS MEMPHIS RAMBLERS See the ARC-Brunswick studio bands. DAVID PEARSON
- SIR ROBERT PEEL (BART.) AND HIS BAND
- PELHAM INN SOCIETY ORCHESTRA
- PENNINGTON ORCHESTRA
- RED PERKINS AND HIS DIXIE RAMBLERS
- SLIM PERKINS
- PERRY AND HIS STOMP BAND
PARK CENTRAL ORCHESTRA See Bert Lown. DON PARKER The following titles from the considerable number recorded by Don Parker's various bands in New York and London between 1922 and 1926 are known to be of some slight jazz interest. PARKER'S WESTERN MELODY BOYS: Don Parker, ss, as, dir: Vic d'Ippolito, t / George Crozier, tb / as / 2 p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. March 8, 1923. 70078 Snakes Hips PA 020934, 10487, P 1713, Per 14116, I-S 7017 NOTE: Ideal-Scala 7017 as ASTORIA ORCHESTRA. New York, c. June 21, 1923. 70239 Wild Papa PA 021031, Per 14155 DON PARKER AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Probably as above. New York, c. October 3, 1923. 70355 Learn To Do The Strut PA 36002, Per 14183 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 036002 as DON PARKER AND HIS STRAND ROOF ORCHESTRA. DON PARKER AND HIS BAND AT THE PICCADILLY HOTEL, LONDON: Don Parker, ss, as, dir: Stan Goslin, t / Jock Fleming, tb / Eddie Lee, as / Henry Timms, ts / Norman Cole, vn / p / bj / bb / d. London, c. May, 1926. 04466 Static Strut Voc X-9810 Don Barrigo, as, ts, added. London, c. September, 1926. Deep Henderson Voc X-9880 NOTE: PARKER'S WESTERN MELODY BOYS was also a pseudonym on Paths Actuelle 10410 (BEES KNEES) for the California Ramblers, q.v. ED PARKER AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on OKeh for Ben Selvin and his Orchestra, q.v. PARK INN GOOD TIMERS Pseudonym on Duophone D-4018 for Kenn Sisson and his Orchestra, q.v. PARLOPHONE MELODIANS Pseudonym on Parlophone E-5854 (AIN'T THAT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING?) for the Goofus Five, q.v. PARLOPHONE SYNCOPATORS Pseudonym on Parlophone E-4578 (MISS ANNABELLE LEE) for Justin Ring and his OKeh Orchestra, q.v., and as a rule for the OKeh Syncopators, q.v. TURNER PARRISH Piano solos. Richmond, IN, January 13, 1933. 18968 Trenches Ch 16645, 50046, Dec3832 18969 Fives Ch 16645, 50046 NOTE: Other records by this artist are of self-accompanied blues vocals.
Pseudonym on Mitchell 11359 for the Original Memphis Five, q.v. ISABELLA PATRICOLA The following sides by this white vaudeville artist have jazz-inflected accompaniments. Vocal, acc. by the Virginians: Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, dir. Henry Busse, Tommy Gott, c / Sam Lewis, tb / Hale Byers, as, f / Don Clark, cl, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Sleepy Hall or Mike Pingitore, bj / George Tjordy, vn / Jack Barsby, bb / Harold Macdonald, d. New York, October 24, 1922. 26994-1-2-3-4 Lovin' Sam (The Sheik Of Alabam') Vic unnissued New York, October 31, 1922. 26994-6 Lovin' Sam (The Sheik Of Alabam') Vic 18976 27107-4 Away Down East In Maine Vic 18976 Vocal duet with Billy Murray, acc. by the Virginians: as above, but Tjordy omitted. New York, December 20, 1922. 27246-3 When You And I Were Young Maggie Blues Vic 19010 Vocal, acc. by the Virginians: as for previous session. New York, December 27, 1922. 27262-1 Come On Home Vic 19010 27263-1-3 Runnin' Wild Vic 19027 As above. New York, January 5, 1923. 27283-1-2-3-4-5 Aggravatin' Papa (Don't You Try To Two-Time Me)- VIP Vic unissued Acc. by the Ambassadors (Louis Katzman, dir): t / tb / cl / as / p / bj / d. New York, June, 1923. 11642 Oh, Sister! Ain't That Hot? Voc 14623, Aco G-15299 NOTE: Aco G-15289 as SADIE PETERS. Acc. by the Virginians: Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, dir. Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Hale Byers, as, f / Don Clark, cl, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Sleepy Hall or Mike Pingitore, bj / Jack Barsby, bb. New York, September 11, 1923. 28549-4 Struttin' Jim - vIP Vic 19160 Acc. by the Ambassadors: Willie Creager, d, dir: Jack Axelrod, Manny Klein, t / Harry de Paola, tb / Sammy Feinsmith, Maurice Pierce, cl, as / Ted Green, ts / Joe Meresco, p / John Cali, bj / Alex Goldfarb, bb. New York, August, 1924. 13512 Doodle Doo Doo Voc 14866, X-9506 13538 No One Knows What It's All About Voc 14886, X-9518 New York, September, 1924. 13674 That's Georgia Voc 14886, X-9518 New York, November, 1924 14009 On The Z. R. 3 Voc 14936 14011 Big Bad Bill (Is Sweet William Now) Voc 14936
Instrumentation and personnel unknown. New York, July 26, 1926. 142472-1-2-3 I'm Leaving You Col unissued 142473-1-2-3 Minor Gaff Col unissued LILA PATTERSON Pseudonym on Broadway for Ma Rainey, q.v. PAUL'S NOVELTY ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Lyric 3370 for Lawrence Welk and his Orchestra, q.v. PHIL PAVEY Vocal, acc. by p (probably Spencer Williams, composer of all four titles), and bj (probably his own) where shown. New York, February 15, 1929. 401613-A Arizona Blues OK 45355
401614-A Prairie Blues OK 45308, Par E-6207 401615-A Utah Mormon Blues OK 45355
401616-A Broncho Bustin' Blues - bj OK 45308, Par E-6207 PAVILION ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Scala for the following items listed in this book: 677 Sittin' In A Corner (The Broadway Syncopators) 731 Both sides by the Ambassadors 763 I Love My Baby (Bailey's Lucky Seven) 810 Don't Take That Black Bottom Away (Fred Rich and his Times Square Orchestra) PAVILION PLAYERS Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Edison Velvet Face 1054 Both sides by Bailey's Lucky Seven Edison Bell Winner 3796 Nobody Lied (Bailey's Lucky Seven) 3797 Both sides by Bailey's Lucky Seven 3811 Sweet Indiana Home Bailey's Lucky Seven) 3862 Both sides by Bailey's Lucky Seven 3864 'Way Down Yonder In New Orleans (Bailey's Lucky Seven) 3977 Linger Awhile (Bailey's Lucky Seven) 3977 Somebody's Wrong (Porter's Blue Devils) 3996 Both sides by Bailey's Lucky Seven 4174 I Want To Be Happy (The Vagabonds) 4198 Oh! Mabel (Bailey's Lucky Seven) Portland 9003 Both sides by Bailey's Lucky Seven Westport 2070 'Way Down Yonder In New Orleans (Bailey's Lucky Seven)
This dance orchestra made sixteen sides for Gennett between 1923 and 1928, of which the following are known or believed to be of interest as jazz. Unknown c / tb / Ray Putnam, cl, as / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d; __ Schloemer may have been a member of the band, but it is not known what instrument he, and Art Payne himself, played. Richmond, IN, December 15, 1924. 12101-A Oh Maud Gnt 5631, Ch 15036 12102-B You Can't Make A Woman Change Her Mind Gnt 5631, Ch 15037 NOTE: Champion 15036 and 15037 as SOUTH SHORE MELODY BOYS. Charles Lucik, t / tb / Dick Francis, cl, as / as / ts / p / bj / bb / Doug Williamson, d, v. Richmond, IN, November 13, 1927. GEX-937, -A The Lighthouse Blues Gnt unissued GEX-938, -A Ain't No Use Tryin' To High-Tone Me - vDW Gnt unissued Richmond, IN, October 12, 1928. 14329 Igloo Stomp Gnt 6644
14330 Take Your Tomorrow Gnt 6644
Richmond, IN, December 3, 1928. 14500-A Blue Night - vDW Gnt 6694, Ch 15639, Spt 9334 14501-A Jo-Anne - vDW Gnt 6694, Ch 15638, Spt 9334 NOTE: Champion 15638 and 15639 as SOUTH SHORE MELODY BOYS; Supertone 9334 as ART KAHN AND HIS ORCHESTRA. This session is dated December 2, 1928 in The American Dance Band Discography, due to misreading the handwriting in the Gennett files. GUILFORD (PEACHTREE) PAYNE Vocal, acc. by Eddie Heywood, p, v. Chicago, c. October 25, 1923. 8482-A You Don't Worry My Mind OK 8103
8483-A Peachtree Man Blues - vEH OK 8103
JACK PAYNE The following records from among the hundreds recorded by Jack Payne are known to be of interest as first-class hot dance music of the period. Others may merit inclusion also. JACK PAYNE AND HIS B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA: Jack Payne, v, dir: Frank Wilson, Harry Mills, t / Jesse Fuller, tb, bsx / Dave Roberts, cl, as, bar / Bob Easson, Bill Taylor, cl, ts, vn / Bob Busby, p, v / George Rives, bj / Julius Nussbaum, bb / Bob Manning, d, v / Ray Noble, a. London, October 2, 1928. WA-7919-2 Out Of The Dawn - vJP Col 5074, Re G-20394 WA-7922-2 Sweet Sue - vJP-BB-BM Col 5074, Re G-20394 NOTE: Regal (British) as STELLAR DANCE BAND. London, October 19, 1928. WA-8011-1 Hot And Heavy Col 5205 WA-8012-1 Hot Bricks Col 5205 WA-8013-1 Down By The Old Front Gate - vJP-BB-BM Col 5118 London, December 13, 1928. WA-8217-2 My Little Fella And Me - vJP Col 5247
WA-8218-1 Nobody's Fault But Your Own - vJP Col 5247
London, April 16, 1929. WA-8861-1 Haven't I? - vJP, BB, BM Col 5451 WA-8874-1 Look In Her Eyes - vJP Col 5451 Frank Johnston, cl, as, o; Herbert Powell, vn, vl; Bill Clark, Les Thomas, vn, added. London, June 3, 1929. WA-9081-2 Do Something - vJP-BB-BM Col 5417, Re G-20532 WA-9083-2 I Wanna Go Places And Do Things Col 5420
NOTE: Regal (British) as THE RHYTHMIC TROUBADOURS. Tommy Smith, t, added. London, March 1, 1930. WA-10020-3 Happy Days Are Here Again - vJP, BB Col CB-9, DO-25 WA-10066-4 She's My Slip Of A Girl Col CB-17 WA-10130-2 The Man From The South - vJP Col CB-28 WA-10131-1 Blondy - vJP Col CB-28 London, June 18, 1930. WA-10481-2 Here Comes Emily Brown - vJP Col CB-98, Re G-20788 NOTE: Regal G-20788 as STELLAR DANCE BAND. London, August 25, 1930. WA-10604-2 Under The Sweetheart Tree - vJP Col CB-131 Val Rosing, v. London, October 15, 1930. WA-10775-1 If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight - vVR Col CB-155 London, February 10, 1931. CA-11190-2 Choo Choo Col CB-228, DO-357, J-1169 Jack Payne, v, dir: Jack Jackson, Tommy Smith, t / Jesse Fuller, Ben Oakley, tb / Dave Roberts, cl, ss, as, bar / Frank Johnston, cl, as, o / Bill Taylor, Bob Easson, cl, ts, vn / Eric Siday, vn / Herbert Powell, vl / Bob Busby, p, v / Billy Scott-Coomber, g, v / Bert Groves, bb, sb / Bob Manning, d, x, vib, v. London, March 11, 1931. CA-11325-2 Walking In The Sun - vBSC Col CB-248 Tommy Anderson, t, replaces Smith. London, August 7, 1931. CA-11855-1 Ain't That The Way It Goes? - vBSC Col CB-327 London, August 28, 1931. CA-11912-2 I Like A Little Girl Like That - vJP Col CB-370, Re G-2152 NOTE: Regal (British) G-21252 as THE RHYTHMIC TROUBADOURS. JACK PAYNE AND HIS BAND: As above, plus E. O. Pogson, cl, as, bar, f, o; Roberts plays ts, as; Taylor omitted; Reg Leopold, vn / Billy Thorburn, 2nd p / Dick Escott, sb, added; Steve Gauna, bj, g, replaces Scott-Coomber (now only v); Charlie Asplin, bb, replaces Groves. London, c. March 10, 1932. 6014-1 Hot Coffee - vBSC Imp 2677, Kr 4060, 21090, Summit 225 London, c. March 11, 1932. 6029-1 Now's The Time To Fall In Love - vJP-BB-BM Imp 2664, Summit 190 London, October, 1932. 6252-3 How'm I Doin' (Hey, Hey) - vJP-BB-BM Imp 2783, Kr 4084 JACK PAYNE AND HIS BAND: Jack Payne, v, dir: Bert Bullimore, John Robertson, Sidney Fearn, t / Jesse Fuller, Jack Jones, tb / Stan Osborne, as, pac / Sid Millward, cl, as, o / Phil Trix, Dave Stephenson, as / Con Lamprecht, ts, a / Herbert Powell, Sid Williams, Bob Easson, Jimmy Dunlop, vn / Billy Thorburn, p / Curt Smith, g / Charlie Asplin, bb / Bert Groves, sb / Jack Simpson, d, x. London, late February, 1934. F-696-2 Lazy Rhythm Rex 8179, 9339, Kr 182, 21231 London, March, 1934. F-731-2 Tiger Rag - aCL Rex 8179, 9339, Kr 182, 21231 EDDIE PEABODY The following by this popular vaudeville artist are of slight interest as hot dance music. Violin and banjo solos, acc. by cl / p. New York, October 14, 1925. 6239-2 Beale Street Blues Ban 1646, Dom 3617, Re 9952 6240-3 St. Louis Blues Ban 1646, Dom 3617, Re 9952 EDDIE PEABODY AND HIS BAND: Eddie Peabody, bj, vn dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / ts / p / bb / d. New York, October 22, 1925. 6251-3 Along Came Love Ban 1654, Dom 3625, Or 522, Re 9962 NOTE: Oriole 522 as THE TRICKY TEN. New York, November 12, 1925. 6294-3 Whoopee! Ban 1643, Dom 3615, Re 9944 6295-1-3 Clap Hands! (Here Comes Charley!) - v Ban 1643, Dom 3615, Or 537, Re 9944, Apex 8434, Dom 21108, Mic 22056, Leo / St 10093, Imp 1555 NOTE: Oriole 537 as THE TRICKY TEN; Imperial 1555 as NEW ORLEANS DANCE ORCHESTRA. Violin and banjo solos, acc. by cl / p. New York, November 21, 1925. 6303-1 Charleston Mad Ban 1665, Dom 3635, Re 9971 6304-2 Sweet Man Ban 1665, Dom 3635, Re 9971 Banjo solo, acc. p. New York, October, 1929. 4163; 9081 St. Louis Blues Ban 6564, Cam 9317, Lin 3344, Or 1745, Ang 3171
Vocal, acc. by Henry Mason, c / ? J. Neal Montgomery, p. Atlanta, March 21, 1929. 402397-A Friendless Blues OK 8847
WILLIAM PEARSON Piano solo. Chicago, February 27, 1927. 12609, -A Strange Woman's Dream Gnt unissued KID PEARSON: Details unknown. Chicago, December 31, 1928. TC-2736 Good Stuff Br test BILL PEARSON: Vocal, acc. by ? own p. Chicago, January 8, 1929. C-2749- Good Stuff Br 7053
C-2750- Detroit Blues Br 7053
THE PEBBLES Baxter White, Alphonsus Agee, g-u duets, with own v where shown; one voice sings, the other hums, and someone taps something occasionally. Chicago, late June, 1926. E-3438 / 39 Pebble Blues - v Voc 1042
E-3440 / 41 Can't Sleep Blues - v Voc 1042
Chicago, June 7, 1927. 38643-1 Who's You Tellin'? Vic 21429 38644-2 I Mean, It's Just Too Bad Vic 21429 Chicago, June 8, 1927. 38655-2 Hot Pebble Blues Vic 20774 38656-2 Deep Henderson Vic 20774 SIR ROBERT PEEL (BART.) AND HIS BAND Sir Robert Peel dir: 2 t / tb / 2 as / ts / vn / p / bj / bb / d / Cavan O'Connor, v. London, c. July, 1930. S-801-1 Happy Feet - vCO'C Sterno 433 NOTE: Other titles by the British dance band are of no known interest as jazz.
Vocal, acc. by Henry Brown, p. Grafton, WI, c. February, 1930. L-182-1 Wicked Devil's Blues Pm 12995
L-183-1 Fat Greasy Baby Pm 12995
Acc. by ? Wesley Wallace, p. Grafton, WI, c. February, 1930. L-190-1 Dying Baby Blues Pm 13033 L-1912 Mama's Boy Pm 13033
This was one of the names used by the Gramophone Company's London studio orchestra when playing popular music on Zonophone between 1910 and 1920. Much later, this name was used as a pseudonym on Perfect 14370 for the California Ramblers, q.v. PELHAM INN SOCIETY ORCHESTRA Pseudonym for Lou Raderman's Pelham Inn Orchestra, except on Domino 4133 amd Regal 8534, where it is a pseudonym for Devine's Wisconsin Roof Orchestra (q.v.). ANDY PENDLETON Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, June 26, 1928. 400826-C Sweet Emmaline OK 8625
400827-C Dreaming The Hours Away OK 8625
Acc. by Leroy Tibbs, p. New York, February 10, 1933. 75073-1 He's A Son Of The South Vic 23389 75074-1 Thinking Of You He's A Son Of The South
Vocal, acc. by Sylvester Ahola, t / Johnny Helfer, cl, ts / ? Eric Siday, vn / Carroll Gibbons, p / g / sb. Hayes, May 14, 1929. Bb-16491-3 A Precious Little Thing Called Love HMV B-3086 JACK PENEWELL Twin-Six guitar solos. Marsh Laboratories, Chicago, c. November, 1924. 674 Penewell Blues Auto 608
682 Hen House Blues Auto 608
PENNINGTON ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Pennington 1384 (I CAN'T GET THE ONE I WANT) for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra, q.v. PENNSYLVANIA SIRENS ORCHESTRA See Tommy Bohn's Pennsylvania Sirens Orchestra. THE PENNSYLVANIA SYNCOPATORS Pseudonym for the following titles listed in this book: Emerson 10773 I Can't Get The One I Want (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) 10868 My Sweet Louise (New Orleans Jazz Band) Homokord 4-2204 Desert Blues (Bob Fuller)
Vocal duets with Billy Higgins (JAZZ CASPER), acc. by Bubber Miley, c / Louis Hooper, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, c. October 30, 1924. 5695-1-2-3 Who Calls You Sweet Mama Now? Ban 1467, Dom 438, Hg 983, Or 311, Re 9764 5696-1-2 Sweet Mandy Ban 1451, Dom 424, Hg 983, Or 297, Re 9749 NOTE: Banner 1451 and 1467 as LOUELLA JONES; Domino 424 and 436 as LUCILLE JOHNSON; Harmographs as LOUELLA JONES AND JAZZ CASPER; Orioles as SALLY WATSON AND BILLY BURNS; Regal 9749 as BILLY HIGGINS - LOUELLA JONES; 9764 as NETTIE POTTER only. Acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Jake Frazier, tb, or Bob Fuller, cl / Elmer Snowden, bj (all as shown) / ? Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. March, 1925. 31820 Levee Blues - tb / p Ajax 17125 31823 I'm Tired Of Begging You To Treat Me Right - cl / p / bj Ajax 17125 DOLLY PERKINS Vocal, acc. by probably Porter Grainger or Bob Ricketts, p or harmonium / ? Lincoln Conaway, g. New York, c. April, 1924. 42644-2 My Doggone Lazy Man - p Em 10761
42645-1 'Taint A Doggone Thing But The Blues - harmonium Em 10761
GERTRUDE PERKINS Vocal, acc. by Willie Tyson, p / g / Octave Gaspard, bb. Dallas, December 6, 1927. 145340-1 No Easy Rider Blues Col 14313-D 145341-2 Gold Daddy Blues Col 14313-D RED PERKINS AND HIS DIXIE RAMBLERS Frank S. "Red" Perkins, t, v, dir: Joe Drake, t, as, a / Andre Oglesby, tb / Jesse Simmons, tb, a / Howard Fields, p / Charles Watkins, bj, g / Eugene Friels, t, bb / Harry Rooks, d / v trio. Richmond, IN, May 5, 1931. 17727-A Hard Times Stomp Ch 16288, 40044, Spr 2693 17728-A My Baby Knows How - vFSP Ch 16661, Var 5092 NOTE: Varsity 5092 as RED'S DIXIE RAMBLERS. Richmond, IN, May 6, 1931. 17729-A Old Man Blues - v3 Ch 16439, 40044, Spr 2693 17730 Minor Blues Ch 16288
NOTE: Superior 2693 as SAM BROWNE AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Matrix 17730 was dubbed on matrix 17738 as a test, but the result was not used. SLIM PERKINS Pseudonym for Bob Fuller, q.v. HARRY PERRITT AND HIS ORCHESTRA The following sides by this well-known theater conductor show a close affinity to jazz of the early swing era. They were dedicated to Jack Buchanan, with whom Harry Perritt worked at the time, and who arranged the recording. Harry Perritt dir: Tommy Band and another, t / tb / Leslie Norman, as / as / ts / Gil Port, bsx / Claude Ivy, p / Len Fillis, g / sb / Len Hunt, d, and possibly others. London, December 18, 1934. CA-14829-1 J. B. Blues Col FB-1076, DW-4297 CA-14830-1 Buchanan Stomp Col FB-1076, DW-4297, RZ G-22794
Pseudonym on Black Patti for Henry Johnson's Boys, q.v. PERRY'S HOT DOGS ? Tommy Gott, t / Miff Mole, tb / Alfie Evans or Ross Gorman, cl, as, bar / Arthur Schutt, p / bj / ? David Grupp, d / Arthur Fields (as HARRY CRANE on Oriole), v. New York, September 25, 1925. 6157-2-3 Show Me The Way To Go Home - vAF Ban 1615, Dom 3589, 21087, NML 1132, Or 494, Re 9917, Apex 8409, Mic 22032, Paling's 19008, St 10064 6199-1-3 Has Been Blues Ban 1641, Dom 3614, Or 530, Re 9945 6200-1 There Ain't No Flies On Auntie - vAF Ban 1615, Dom 3589, Or 499, Re 9917 NOTE: Oriole 494, 499, and 530 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; NML 1132 as MASTER MELODY MAKERS. Donald Lindley, t, replaces Gott. New York, October 15, 1925. 6228-1-2-3 Tweedle-Dee, Tweedle-Doo - vAF Ban 1617, Dom 3585, Re 9919, Apex 8426, St 10089 6241-2 Hot Aire Or 517
NOTE: Apex 8426 and Starr 10089 as PERRY'S RHYTHM KINGS; Oriole as DIXIE JAZZ BAND. Earl Oliver, t / Miff Mole, tb / Alfie Evans or Ross Gorman, cl, as, bar / Arthur Schutt, p / bj / Arthur Fields, v. New York, November 10, 1925. 6284-2-3 Steppin' Fool - vAF Ban 1656, Dom 3633, Re 9965 6285-1 I'm Gonna Hang Around My Sugar - vAF Ban 1641, Dom 3614, Re 9945 6286-1 Charlestonette Apex 8419, Dom 21096, Leo / Mic 22048, St 10080 NOTE: Banner 1656 and Domino 3633 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; all issues from matrix 6286-1 as PERRY'S RHYTHM KINGS. Tommy Gott, t, replaces Oliver; no bj. New York, c. January 22, 1926. 6409-1-3 Say Mister! Have You Met Rosie's Sister? - vAF Ban 1714, Dom 3680, Or 590, Re 8022, Apex 8458, St 10113 6411-2-3 Flamin' Mamie (Flamin' Manie*) - vAF Ban 1692, Dom 3664, Re 8006, Apex 8450, Leo / St 10112 NOTE: Oriole 590 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Regal 8006 and 8022 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; all Canadian issues as PERRY'S RHYTHM KINGS. Matrix 6410 is untraced. The following are all labeled DIXIE JAZZ BAND, but it is probable they are by a band similar to that above. They show only control numbers, not true matrix numbers. New York, c. May, 1926. On The Puppy's Tail Or 605
I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down Or 619
Junk Bucket Blues Or 625
NOTE: This name was also used on Regal 8007 (GIVE ME JUST A LITTLE BIT OF YOUR LOVE) and 9967 (NOBODY'S BUSINESS) by Nathan Glantz and his Orchestra, of no interest as jazz. PERRY'S ORCHESTRA Donald Lindley, t / Miff Mole, tb / Alfie Evans or Ross Gorman, cl as, bar / Nat Brusiloff, vn / Arthur Schutt, p / bj / ? David Grupp, d / Arthur Hall, v. New York, December, 1925. 2366-1 That Certain Party - vAH Pm 20431, Pur 11431 2366-2 That Certain Party - vAH Max 1554, Us 1016 2367-1-2 Headin' For Louisville Pm 20431, Pur 11431, Max 1554, Us 1016 2368-3 Smile A Little Bit Pm ?, Max 1563 NOTE: Maxsa 1554, 1559, and 1563 as THE BLUE KITTENS; Usiba 1016 as LONDYNSKIEJ-PICCADILLY-JAZZ. PERRY'S RHYTHM KINGS The name used on Canadian Apex and associated labels for Perry's Hot Dogs, q.v. Directory: 2016 2016 -> Senate, No. 627 State of new jersey 217th legislature 2016 -> 2017 afoCo Landmark Scholarship Program 2016 -> Instructions for the Preparation of Camera-Ready Contributions to the Conference Proceedings 2016 -> Strategic Plan South Sudan Country Office Context 2016 -> Original: English 2016 -> Step student Scholarships for Year 10-13 2016 -> Resolution 2016 -> American bar association adopted by the house of delegates Download 14.2 Mb. Share with your friends:
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