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- PRINCETON TRIANGLE CLUB JAZZ BAND
- Q_________________ SIS QUANDER
- QUEEN CITY BLOWERS
- R_______________________________ OSCAR RABIN AND HIS ROMANY BAND
- BEN RADER AND HIS MISSOURI ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ORCHESTRA
- LOU RADERMAN AND HIS PELHAM HEATH INN ORCHESTRA
- RADIO MELODY BOYS
- RADIO RHYTHM BOYS
- RAG PICKERS See the Dixie Boys (Autograph). RAGPICKERS JAZZ BAND
- RAINBOW DANCE ORCHESTRA
PREMIER DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Beltona 771 and 885 for Jeffries' Rialto Orchestra. q.v. THE PRESIDENT ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Scala 529 for the California Ramblers (GEORGIA ROSE), q.v. GEORGIE PRICE This Al Jolson imitator was not a jazz singer in any sense, but the following side is of some interest for its accompaniment. Vocal, acc. by the Virginians: Ross Gorman, cl, bcl, as, dir. Henry Busse, Frank Siegrist, t / Roy Maxon, tb / Hale Byers, cl, ss, as / Ferde Grofé, p, a / Jack Barsby, bb. New York, December 28, 1923. 29164-4 I'm Goin' South - vGP Vic 19261, Zon 3737
SAMMY PRICE AND HIS FOUR QUARTERS: Douglas Finnell, t / Bert Johnson, tb / Sammy Price, p / Percy Darensbourg, bj. Dallas, September 29, 1929. DAL-464- Blue Rhythm Stomp Br 7136
VIC PRICE AND HIS ORCHESTRA The following title from fifteen issued under this name on Gennett during 1928 is of some interest as hot dance music, and there may be others like it. Leo McConville and another, t, tb / Larry Abbott, cl, as / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d / Arthur Fields, v. New York, April 5, 1928. GEX-1184-A I'm More Than Satisfied - vAF Gnt 6440, Bell 605, Ch 15494, Her 8059, Spr 376 NOTE: Champion 15494 as THE DIXIE RAMBLERS; Herwin 8059 as SHERMAN SUN-DODGERS. LOUIS PRIMA LOUIS PRIMA AND HIS NEW ORLEANS GANG: Louis Prima, t, v / George Brunies, tb / Sidney Arodin, cl / Claude Thornhill, p / George van Eps, g / Artie Shapiro, sb / Stan King, d. New York, September 27, 1934. B-16023-A That's Where The South Begins - vLP Br 7524, A-500515 B-16024-A Jamaica Shout Br 7524, A-500515, Bm 1104, Dec F-5459 B-16025-A Long About Midnight - vLP Br 7335, A-500516, Lucky 5095 B-16026-A Star Dust - vLP Br 7335, A-500516, Pol 580009 Benny Pottle, sb, replaces Shapiro. New York, October 30, 1934. B-16150-A-B Sing It 'Way Low Down - vLP Br unissued Brunies speaks*. New York, November 1, 1934. B-16150-D Sing It 'Way Low Down - vLP Dec F-5777, Br A-500540 ? B-16286-B *Let's Have A Jubilee - vLP Dec F-5499, Br A-500540 ?, Lucky 5095 B-16288-A I Still Want You - vLP Br 7320, A-500542, 4968, Bm 1104 B-16289-A (Looks Like I'm) Breakin' The Ice - vLP Br 7320, A-500542, 4968, Dec F-5459 NOTE: Biltmore 1104 as GEORGE BRUNIES AND HIS NEW ORLEANS GANG. Matrix 16287 was not used. New York, November 30, 1934. B-16150-C Sing It 'Way Low Down - vLP
B-16150-E Sing It 'Way Low Down - vLP Br 7394, A-500540? B-16286-C *Let's Have A Jubilee - vLP Br 7394, A-500540?, 4988 Eddie Miller, cl, ts, replaces Arodin; Nappy Lamare, g, replaces van Eps. New York, December 26, 1934. B-16540-A House Rent Party Day - vLP Br 7376, A-500541 B-15541-A It's The Rhythm In Me - vLP Br 7471, A-500543, Dec F-5528 B-16542-A *Worry Blues - vLP Br 7471, A-500543 B-16543-A Bright Eyes - vLP Br 7376, A-500541, 4988, Dec F-5499 ALBERTA PRIME The correct spelling of this artist's surname appears to be PRYME, q.v. It is not a pseudonym for Alberta Hunter, as has so often been incorrectly asserted. PRINCETON TRIANGLE CLUB JAZZ BAND Clem Wells, t / Avery Sherry, cl, as / Kinney Ellis, ss, Cm, as / Dave Danforth, vn / Herb Sanford, p / Ed Botsford, bj, g / Kirk Gilmore, d. New York, May 5, 1924. 91472-1 Sea Of Dreams Col 31-P
91473-1 Ships That Pass In The Night Col 30-P
New York, May 13, 1924. 91475-2 Join The Navy Col 30-P 91476-2 Pirate Gold Col 31-P Frank Orvis, t, cl, ts, pac, added; Arnold Tietig, vn, replaces Danforth; J. D. Evans, bj, replaces Botsford. Camden, NJ, October 29, 1924. June Night Vic test (unnumbered) Sweet Little You Vic test (unnumbered) New York, December 3, 1924. 170020-2 I'll Build An Igloo For You Col 59-P 170021-2 My White Rose Col 59-P New York, December 22, 1924. 170024-1 Indian Moon Col 63-P
170025-1 Broke Again Col 63-P
Theron Green, tb / John Berkshire, ts / Bill Green, 2nd p / Squirrel Ashcraft, pac / Larry Braman, bb, added; Randy Hall, as, replaces Ellis; Bill Priestley, bj, g, replaces Evans; Sanford doubles x. New York, March 27, 1926. 170205-1 Where Love Is King Col 84-P 170206-1 Twilight Col 84-P 170207-2 Pretty Please Col 85-P 170208-2 Gondola Maid Col 85-P Clem Wells, Dick Turner, t / Avery Sherry, cl, as / Bill Thomas, Tom Wood, as / Jim Rodgers, bsx / Herb Sanford, p / Squirrel Ashcraft, pac / Bill Priestley, g / Don Mills, d. New York, April 30, 1927. 170273-2 Rhythmic Refrain Col 100-P 170274-2 Melody Moon Col 100-P Bill Priestley, c, g / Brainerd Kremer, cl, as / Philip Nash, Jack Howe, ts / Squirrel Ashcraft, pac / DeFord Swann, p / Doug MacNamara, bj / Palmer Lathrop, bb, sb / Bob Bole, d. New York, March 31, 1928. 170299-1 You Know Who Col 114-P 170300-1 Everybody And You Col 114-P 170301-2 China Boy Col 115-P 170302-2 That's A Plenty Col 115-P NOTE: Columbia 115-P as EQUINOX ORCHESTRA OF PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY. Personnel unknown; James Stewart, v. New York, c. 1930 170614-1 Day After Day - vJS Col (personal record) 170615-1 Make Time Col (personal record) Chuck Smith dir. similar instrumentation; Nick Foran, Midge Wood, Fran Messimer, v, as shown. New York, 1932. No More - vNF-MW-FM Royal 32-D-5 Wrong Again - vMW-FM Royal 32-D-7 At Last - vNF Royal 32-D-8 Douglas McNamee dir. seven-member group. New York, 1932. Strong Talk Royal 32-D-6 NOTE: This issue as EQUINOX ORCHESTRA. Many of the foregoing are of only slight jazz interest. ALBERTA PRYME Vocal, acc. by Duke Ellington, p, with Sonny Greer, v. New York, c. November, 1924. T-2001-1 It's Gonna Be A Cold, Cold Winter (So Get Another Place To Stay) B-D T-1007 T-2002-2 Parlor Social De Luxe - vSG B-D T-1007 NOTE: These issues as ALBERTA PRIME (AND SONNY GREER on T-2002).
The following sides by this white vaudeville artist have interesting accompaniments. Vocal, acc. by c / tb / as / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. June, 1923. 485-E Louisville Lou (The Vampin' Lady) Cam 359 Acc. by the Golden Gate Orchestra (in this case not the California Ramblers): unknown t / tb / as / ts / vn / p / bj. New York, March, 1924. 1724-3 Lazy Bwy 11378, Pen 1378
Collegiate orchestra of Williams College: Mac Stone, t / Nat Greenwood, tb / Jerry Davidson, cl, as, bsx / Bert Brossi, ts / Fred Neilson, p / Webb Mondell, bj / Jack Stewart, d. New York, c. May, 1926. 2527-2 Tiger Rag W (unnumbered) 2528-2 China Boy W (unnumbered) NOTE: These are Paramount private recordings.
Trumpet solos, acc. by John Scott Trotter, p / Gene Kintzle, g / Paul Weston, sb / Joe Dale, d. New York, December 17, 1929. 403522-B Copyin' Louis (Opus B) OK 41404
403523-A Mental Strain At Dawn OK 41404, Par R-673, A-3642, Od A-2317, A-286016 JACK PURVIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Jack Purvis, t, v / J. C. Higginbotham, tb, v / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Frank Froeba, p / Will Johnson, g, v / Charles Kegley, d. New York, April 4, 1930. 403891-A Dismal Dan OK 8808, Par R-1449, Od A-286069 403892-A Poor Richard - vJP-JCH-WJ OK 8782, Par R-992, A-7631, Od A-286042 403693-B Down Georgia Way OK 8782, Par R-698, Od A-286017 Greely Walton, ts, replaces Hawkins. New York, May 1, 1930. 403992-B What's The Use Of Cryin', Baby? Od ONY-36093, A-286080, Par PNY-34084, R-1669 403993-A When You're Feelin' Blue Od ONY-36093 A-2321, A-286034, Par PNY-3408, R-890 403994-A Be Bo Bo - vJCH OK 8808, Par R-1252, Od A-286063 NOTE: Parlophone PNY-34084 and PNY-34085 as JOHN AYRES' ORCHESTRA.
Vocal, acc. by Bob Fuller, cl / Cliff Jackson, p. New York, March 25, 1927. E-4764 / 65W Down That Lonesome Road Voc unissued E-4766 / 67 / 68W Country Woman's Blues Voc unissued Vocal, acc. by Louis Hooper, p. New York, May, 1927. Mama Is Waiting For You PA 7528, Per 128 Mine's Just As Good As Yours PA 7528, Per 128 107543 Black Snake Blues PA 7530, Per 130 107544 Soul And Body (He Belongs To Me) PA 7530, Per 130
FRANKIE QUARTELL AND HIS MELODY BOYS: Frankie Quartell, t / Louis Shattel, tb / Al Hyatt, cl / Maurice Morris, as / Dave Sholden, ts / Johnny Petrone, p / Earl Wright, bj / Jules Cassard, bb / Danny Alvin, d. Chicago, December 5, 1924. 8788-A Heart-Broken Strain OK 40257, Od 03166 8790-A Prince Of Wails OK 40258, Par E-5323 NOTE: Matrix 8789 is untraced. FRANKIE QUARTELL AND HIS LITTLE CLUB ORCHESTRA: Frankie Quartell, t / tb / Rod Cless, cl, as / as, bsx / ts / p / pac (this may be Quartell himself, in which case the t is someone else) / g / bb / d / Ted Gilmore, v. New Orleans, December, 1928. NO-751-A Pining - vTG Br 4183, A-8138 NO-752-A Sweet Baby - vTG Br 4183, A-8138
Pseudonym on Champion for Richard Hitter's Blue Knights, q.v. QUEEN CITY BOYS Pseudonym on Champion 15015 for Tom Griselle and his Orchestra, q.v. "QUEEN'S" DANCE ORCHESTRA See Jack Hylton. SNOOZER QUINN Guitar solos. San Antonio, May 21, 1928. 42345-1-2 Snoozer's Blues Vic unissued 42346-1-2-3 Tiger Rag Vic unissued 42347-1-2 That'll Get It Vic unissued 42348-1-2-3 Rambling Blues Vic unissued Q. R. S. BOYS Robert Cloud, ts / Walter Pichon, p / Benny Nawahi, stg. Long Island City, NY, c. February, 1929. 336-A Dad Blame Blues QRS R-7067 337-A Black Boy Blues QRS R-7067 338 Wiggle Yo' Toes QRS R-7062 339 I've Seen My Baby (And It Won't Be Long Now) QRS R-7062 R_______________________________ OSCAR RABIN AND HIS ROMANY BAND Oscar Rabin, bsx, vn, dir: Hamish Christie, t, tb / Nat Gonella, t, v / tb / Johnny Swinfen, Raymond Doughty, cl, as / Sid Burn, cl, ts / Alf Kaplan, p / Harry Davis, bj, g / bb / Cecil Walden, d. London, September 7, 1933. S-3202 Two Tickets To Georgia - vNG&ch Sterno 1251, 4-in-1 64 S-3203 Roll Up The Carpet - vNG&ch Sterno 1251, 4-in-1 64 London, October 12, 1933. S-3304; L-1264 Road House Shuffle (The Golden King Shuffle*) Plaza P-161, P-175*, P-234*, Lewis L-28*, Peacock PS-232* NOTE: Plaza P-161, P-175 as PLAZA DANCE BAND; P-234 as WILLIE FREEMAN AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA; Lewis L-28 as BILL FINDLAY'S DANCE BAND; Peacock PS-232 as PETER ROMNEY'S DANCE BAND. London, January 18, 1934. S-3505; L-1441 High Steppers (Rough And Tumble*) Plaza P-208, P-265* S-3506; L-1442 Violet Ray Blues Plaza P-209 NOTE: Plaza P-208 and P-209 as WILLIE FREEMAN AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA; P-265 as TWELVE CRACKER JACKS. London, August 22, 1934. S-3941; L-1836 Hot And Strong Plaza P-318 S-3942; L-1837 Singing A Song - v Plaza P-304 NOTE: Plaza P-304 as BEN FIELDS AND HIS ORCHESTRA; P-318 as AL GOLD AND HIS BAND. Other titles by this dance band may feature good solos occasionally.
Unknown c / tb / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. January, 1926. Sugar Foot Stomp New York 129 HARRY RADERMAN The following titles from the vast recorded output of this trombonist are of some interest as hot dance music. BAL TABERIN JAZZ ORCHESTRA: Harry Raderman, tb, dir: t / Bennie Krueger, as / 2 vn / p / sb / d / ? bj. New York, c. November 1919. Yellow Dog Blues Lyric 4212, Concert 1007 NOTE: Concert as CONCERT JAZZ ORCHESTRA. This recording replaced an earlier version by W. C. Handy's band (q.v.) issued under the same catalog number. HARRY RADERMAN'S JAZZ ORCHESTRA: As above. New York, January 9, 1920. 7103 Yellow Dog Blues Ed 50650, Amb 3991 New York, c. April-May, 1920. 7258 Railroad Blues Gnt 9039
New York, August 11, 1920. 7496 Railroad Blues Ed ?, Amb 4156 New York, c. June 6, 1923. 71605- Tin Roof Blues OK 4885
71606- Wolverine Blues OK 4885
RADERMAN'S ORCHESTRA: Harry Raderman, tb, dir: 1 or 2 t / cl, as / as / ts / p / ? Harry Reser, bj / ? bb / d. New York, September 1923. 1484- Bleeding Hearted Blues Pm 20263 RADERMAN'S ROYSTERERS: Harry Raderman, tb, dir: Jules Berkman, another, t / ? Larry Abbott, another, cl, ss, as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, August 26, 1925. 140866-1 Want A Little Lovin' Har 25-H, Re G-8517 NOTE: Regal G-8517 as CORONA DANCE ORCHESTRA. THE RED HOTTERS (Harry Raderman, Director): Harry Raderman, tb, dir: Jules Berkman and another, t / ? Bobby Davis, cl, ss, as / cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. January 8, 1926. 73914-B What Did I Tell Ya? OK 40543, Par E-5563 New York, June 22, 1926. 74182-A Just A Little Dance OK 40642, Par E-5636 74183-A-B Black Bottom OK 40641, Par E-5711, A-2125, Od 03387 74184-A I'd Climb The Highest Mountain OK 40642, Par E-95636 NOTE: Okeh 40641, Par A-2125 as OKEH SYNCOPATORS; Parlophone E-5711 as PARLOPHONE SYNCOPATORS; Odeon 03387 as ODEON SYNCOPATORS. See also Plantation Jazz Band. There may be other titles by the above groups and others under Harry Raderman's name containing solos of interest as jazz. LOU RADERMAN AND HIS PELHAM HEATH INN ORCHESTRA Lou Raderman dir: Manny Klein and another, t / tb / cl, ss, as / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d / Irving Kaufman, Harry Donahey, v. New York, March 3, 1928. 145720-2 Oh Gee! On Joy! - vIK Har 611-H 145721-2 Why Do I Love You? - vIK Har 607-H, Diva 1086-P 145722-2 Ol' Man River - vHD Har 607-H, Diva 1086 -P NOTE: Manny Klein confirmed his presence on this session, but the other trumpet (or it may be a cornet) sounds uncannily like Bix Beiderbecke, and Lou Raderman is quoted as asserting it was Beiderbecke. Probably as above. New York, April 4, 1928. 7898- I'm Riding To Glory (With A Glorious Girl) - v Ban 7082, Dom 4134, Imp 1969 NOTE: Banner 7082 and Domino 4134 as PELHAM INN SOCIETY ORCHESTRA; Imperial 1969 as ERNIE GOLDEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Other recordings by this orchestra are of little or no interest as jazz.
Pseudonym on Columbia 2540-D (both sides) and Australian Regal G-21209 (I DON'T KNOW WHY) for Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, q.v., and for various Ben Selvin items of no interest as jazz. RADIO MELODY BOYS Pseudonym on Edison Bell Radio for Harry Hudson's Melody Men, q.v. RADIO RASCALS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Bluebird B-5249 Down On The Farm (Gene Kardos and his Orchestra) HMV B-4921 Old Fashioned Love (Joe Haymes and his Orchestra) B-4932 Dixie (Snooks and his Memphis Ramblers) Sunrise S-3332 Down On The Farm (Gene Kardos and his Orchestra) Victor 24007 Song Of The Fiddlers (Gene Kardos and his Orchestra)
Pseudonym on Imperial 1777 and 1788 for Evelyn Preer, q.v., and for other singers of both sexes whose work is of no interest as jazz. RADIO RHYTHM BOYS Pseudonym on Edison Bell Radio for Harry Hudson's Melody Men, q.v. KARL RADLACH AND HIS ORCHESTRA Karl Radlach was pianist in Bernie Cummins' Orchestra at the time of these sessions, thus it seems reasonable to suggest that the personnel was drawn from that organization. The following are of interest as hot dance music. Karl Radlach, p, nominally dir: ? Paul Roberts, ? Ernie Mathias, t / tb / ? Wally Smith and another, cl, as / cl, ts /
9633-2 Mysterious Mose - v Ban 0689, Per 15306 9634-3 Dust - v Cr 81385 New York, May 14, 1930. 9729-2-3 Be Careful With Those Eyes - v Cam 0332, Or 1980, Per 15311, Cr 81422, Ang 3240, Clif 5240, Emb 9240 New York, May 22, 1930 9753-2 Cheer Up (Good Times Are Comin') - v Imp 2320 9754-2-4 Mand Me Down My Walking Cane - v Per 15316, Or 1978, Dn C-336 NOTE: Crown 81385 as SMITH GARRISON'S ORCHESTRA; Dominion issue misspells the name RAFLACH. RAG PICKERS See the Dixie Boys (Autograph). RAGPICKERS JAZZ BAND Jack Raine, c / Stanley Jones, tb / Phil Goodman, as / Billy Kerdachi, vn / Harry Howard, p / Emile Grimshaw, Jr., bj / Dinty Moore, d. Hayes, Middlesex, February 23, 1920. HO-5554-1-2 ae Dardanella HMV unissued
HMV unissued Hayes, Middlesex, March 1, 1920.
HMV unissued HO-5567-1-2-3ae Bo-Bo-Beedle-Um- Bo HMV unissued HO-5568-1-2 ae I'll Sing You A Song HMV unissued HO-5569-1-2 ae Oh! How She Can Sing HMV unissued RAINBOW DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Romeo 366 (ST. LOUIS BLUES) for the Broadway Broadcasters (see Sam Lanin), and others of no known interest as jazz. THE RAINBOW SERENADERS Pseudonym on Gennett 3008 for Bailey's Lucky Seven, q.v. MA RAINEY Gertrude Rainey, v, acc. by Lovie Austin and her Blues Serenaders: Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, early December, 1923. 1596-2 Bad Luck Blues Pm 12081
1597-1 Bo-Weavil Blues Ma Rainey Rarities MRR-4010 (LP) 1597-2 Bo-Weavil Blues Pm 12080, Poydras 78 1598-2 Barrel House Blues Pm 12082, JCL L-48, AF A-047 1599-1-2 Those All Night Long Blues Pm 12081 NOTE: Issues from this session as MADAME "MA" RAINEY; thereafter, labeling is known both with and without quotes around "MA." Chicago, c. December 12, 1923 1608-1-2 Moonshine Blues Pm 12083, Hg 896, JC L-66 1609-2 Last Minute Blues Pm 12080, Poydras 78 1612-2 Southern Blues Pm 12083, Hg 896, JC L-66 1613-2 Walking Blues Pm 12082, JC L-48, AF A-047 NOTE: Harmograph 896 as ANNE SMITH - acc. by GOLDIE HALL AND HER BLUES SERENADERS. Acc. by the Pruit Twins [sic]: Miles Pruitt, bj / Milas Pruitt, g. Chicago, c. March, 1924. 1698-2 Ma Rainey's Lost Wandering Blues Pm 12098 1699-1 Ma Rainey's Dream Blues Pm 12098 NOTE: This issue titled as shown, with no separate artist credits; the accompaniment is incorrectly labeled as two guitars. Acc. by Lovie Austin's Blues Serenaders (as HER GEORGIA BAND on Paramount 12227 and 12257): Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / ? Charles Harris, as, ts / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, c. March, 1924. 1701-2 Honey Where You Been So Long? Pm 12200, JC L-82 1702-2-3 Ya-Da-Do Pm 12257
1703-1 Those Dogs Of Mine (Famous Cornfield Blues) Pm 12215, AM 6, JC L-78 1704-2 Lucky Rock Blues Pm 12215, AM 6, JC L-78 Unknown ss added. Chicago, c. April, 1924. 1741-1 South Bound Blues Pm 12227, JC L-107, AF A-010 Chicago, c. May, 1924. 1758-1-2 Lawd Send Me A Man Blues Pm 12227, JC L-107, AF A-010 1759-2 Ma Rainey's Mystery Record Pm 12200, JC L-82 Acc. by ? Milas Pruitt, g. Chicago, c. August, 1924. 1824-2-3 Shave 'Em Dry Blues Pm 12222 1825-2 Farewell Daddy Blues Pm 12222 Acc. by her Georgia Band: Howard Scott, c / Charlie Green, tb / Don Redman, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj, or Kaiser Marshall, d as shown. New York, c. October 15, 1924. 1922-2 Booze And Blues - d Pm 12242
1923-2 Toad Frog Blues - d Pm 12242
1924-1-2 Jealous Hearted Blues - bj Pm 12252, UHCA 86, JI 9, JC L-20, Amp R-101, AFG 6 Louis Armstrong, c, replaces Scott; Buster Bailey, cl, replaces Redman. New York, c. October 16, 1924. 1925-1-2 See See Rider Blues - bj Pm 12252, UHCA 85, JI 9, JC L-20, Amp R-101, AFG 6 1926-2 Jelly Bean Blues - bj Pm 12238, 14016, UHCA 84, JI 8, JC L-10, XX 9, AF A-02 1927-2-3 Countin' The Blues - bj / d Pm 12238, 14016, UHCA 83, JI 8, JC L-10, XX 9, AF A-02 NOTE: XX 9 as MAMA CAN CAN AND ORPHAN WILL (WITH THE ELASTIC BAND). UHCA 83 / 84 are coupled. Acc. by her Georgia Band: Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, c. November, 1924. 10001-2 Cell Bound Blues Pm 12257
Acc. by her Georgia Band: George "Hooks" Tilford, Cm / k, sw / Thomas A. Dorsey or Lil Henderson, p / Cedric Odom or Happy Bolton, d (except on 2139-1). Chicago, May 18 or 19, 1925. 2136-1-2 Army Camp Harmony Blues Pm 12284, Poydras 88 2137-1-2 Explaining The Blues Pm 12284 2138-1 Louisiana Hoo Doo Blues Pm 12290 2139-1 Goodbye Daddy Blues - sw Pm 12290 Acc. by her Georgia Band: Robert Taylor or Kid Henderson, c / George "Hooks" Tilford or Lucien Brown, cl, as / Thomas A. Dorsey or Lil Henderson, p / ? George Williams, bj / Cedric Odom or Happy Bolton, d. Chicago, between July 13 and 18, 1925. 2209-1-2 Stormy Sea Blues - cl Pm 12295
2210-2 Rough And Tumble Blues Pm 12311
2211-1-2 Night Time Blues Pm 12303
2212-2 Levee Camp Moan - cl Pm 12295
2213-2 Four Day Honory Scat Pm 12303
2214-2 Memphis Bound Blues Pm 12311
Acc. by her Georgia Band: Joe Smith, c / Charlie Green, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Coleman Hawkins, bsx / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, December, 1925. 2369-2 Slave To The Blues Pm 12332, JC L-87 2370-1-2 Yonder Come The Blues Pm 12357, Sig 908, JC L-73, Jazz 5001 2371-1-2 Titanic Man Blues Pm 12374 2372-2 Chain Gang Blues Pm 12338 2373-1-2 Bessemer Bound Blues Pm 12374 2374-1 Oh My Babe Blues Pm 12332, JC L-87 2375-2 Wringing And Twisting Blues Pm 12338 2376-2 Stack O' Lee Blues Pm 12357, Sig 908, JC L-73, Jazz 5001 Acc. by her Georgia Band: Kid Henderson, Bernie Young, or Dave C. Nelson, c / Albert Wynn, tb / Lucien Brown, Stump Johnson, or Barney Bigard, ss, as / Lil Henderson, p / ? George Williams, bj. Chicago, between February 3 and 18, 1926. 2448-1-2 Broken Hearted Blues Pm 12364 2451-3-4 Jealousy Blues Pm 12364 2452-1-2 Seeking Blues Pm 12352 NOTE: Matrices 2449 and 2450 are untraced. Acc. by Jimmy Blythe, p. Chicago, February, 1926. 2466-1-3 Mountain Jack Blues Pm 12352 Acc. by her Georgia Band: Kid Henderson or Homer Hobson, c / Albert Wynn, tb / William Clinton or Tom Brown, cl, as / musical saw / Lil Henderson or Jimmy Flowers, p / W. J. Byrne, Rip Bassett, or Silas White, bj / Fred Scott or Ben Thigpen, d. Chicago, c. August, 1926. 2627-1 Down In The Basement Pm 12395
2628-1 Sissy Blues Pm 12384
2629-2 Broken Soul Blues Pm 12384
Acc. by Lil Henderson, p. Chicago, c. August, 1926. 2631-1 Trust No Man Pm 12395 Acc. by ? Jimmy Blythe, p / Blind Blake, g / Jimmy Bertrand, x; or by Her Georgia Band, probably: B. T. Wingfield, c / Junie Cobb or Johnny Dodds, cl / Jimmy Blythe or Tiny Parham, p. Chicago, c. November, 1926. 405- Morning Hour Blues Pm 12455, JC L-57, AF A-011 407-2 Weepin' Woman Blues - accGB Pm 12455, JC L-57, AF A-011 408-2 Soon This Morning - accGB Pm 12438, Bwy 5010, AM 5, JC L-16, JRS AA-121 NOTE: Broadway 5010 as LILA PATTERSON; Paramount 12438 as MA RAINEY AND HER GEORGIA BAND. Only the control numbers shown above appear on the Paramount pressings; from the aural and visual evidence, it seems likely that they were made in the Marsh Recording Laboratories. Acc. by (?) Leroy Pickett, vn / Blind Blake, g; or Jimmy Blythe, p, as shown. Chicago, c. December, 1926. 4019-2 Little Low Mama Blues Pm 12419, Bwy 5005 4020-1-2 Grievin' Hearted Blues Pm 12419, Bwy 5005 4021-2 Don't Fish In My Sea - pJB Pm 12438, Bwy 5010, AM 5, JC L-16, JRS AA-121 NOTE: Broadway 5005, 5010 as LILA PATTERSON. Acc. by her Georgia Band: Shirley Clay, c / Kid Ory, tb / ? Hop Hopson, p / bj / bb; an unidentified male voice is heard in conversation with Ma Rainey on the side marked *. Chicago, c. August, 1927. 4682-2 Big Boy Blues Pm 12548, JD 015 4683-2 Blues Oh Blues Pm 12566, 4, JC L-98, JRS AA-108 4690-3 Damper Down Blues Pm 12548, JD 015 4691-2 *Gone Daddy Blues Pm 12526, 3, JC L-120 4692-1-2 Oh Papa Blues Pm 12566, 4, JC L-98, JRS AA-108 Ory, Hopson, and bb only; or Hopson only, where shown. Chicago, c. August, 1927. 4707-1 Misery Blues Pm 12508, Bwy 5018, JC L-52 4708-2 Dead Drunk Blues - pHH Pm 12508, Bwy 5018, JC L-52 4709-1 Slow Driving Moan - tb / p / bb Pm 12526, 3, JC L-120 NOTE: Broadway 5018 as LILA PATTERSON. Paramount 12508 shows the piano accompaniment as by HOP HOPKINS. Acc. by her Georgia Band (dir. by Prof. C. M. Russell, according to the label of Paramount 12612, which has no vocal on either side by Ma Rainey; on Paramount 12590, she converses with an unidentified man, marked *, who speaks without her where marked **). Possibly: Shirley Clay, c / Albert Wynn, tb / ? Artie Starks, cl / p / d. Chicago, c. December, 1927. 20228-3 **Blues The World Forgot - Part 1 Pm 12647, P-1, JC L-35 20229-2 **"Ma" Rainey's Black Bottom Pm 12590, JD 014 20230-2 **Blues The World Forgot - Part 2 Pm 12647, P-1, JC L-35 20231-2 Hellish Rag Pm 12612 20232-1 *Georgia Cake-Walk Pm 12590, JD 014 20233-1 New Bo-Weavil Blues Pm 12603, P-2, JC L-42 20234-2 Moonshine Blues Pm 12603, P-2, JC L-42 20235-3 Ice Bag Papa Pm 12612 Acc. by her Tub Jug Washboard Band: Thomas A. Dorsey (Georgia Tom), p / Herman Brown, k, wb / Martell Pettiford, bj / Carl Reid, jug, jazzhorn, with moaning effect by the band*. Chicago, June 12, 1928. 20661-1 Black Cat Hoot Owl Blues Pm 12687
20662-3 Log Camp Blues Pm 12804
20663-2 Hear Me Talking To You Pm 12668, Poydras 62, Ristic 6 20664-2 Hustling Blues Pm 12804
20665-2 Prove It On Me Blues Pm 12668, Poydras 62, Ristic 6 20666-1 Victim Of The Blues Pm 12687
20667-1-2 Traveling Blues Pm 12706, 14011, JC L-1 20668-1-2 *Deep Moaning Blues Pm 12706, 14011, JC L-1 Acc. by Thomas A. Dorsey (Georgia Tom), p / Hudson Whitaker (Tampa Red), g. Chicago, September, 1928. 20878-1 Daddy Goodbye Blues Pm 12963 20879-1 Sleep Talking Blues Yazoo L-1071 (LP) 20879-2 Sleep Talking Blues Pm 12760 20880-2 Tough Luck Blues Pm 12735 20881-1 Blame It On The Blues Pm 12760 20882-2 Sweet Rough Man Pm 12926 20883-3 Runaway Blues Pm 12902 Acc. by Thomas A. Dorsey (Georgia Tom) or Eddie Miller, p. Chicago, c. September, 1928. 20685-2 Screech Owl Blues Pm 12735
20886-1 Black Dust Blues Pm 12926 Acc. by Georgia Tom Dorsey, p / Tampa Red (Hudson Whittaker), g. Chicago, c. September, 1928. 20897-1 Leaving This Morning Pm 12902 20898-1 Black Eye Blues Yazoo L-1039 (LP) 20898-2 Black Eye Blues Pm 12963 Vocal duets with Papa Charlie Jackson, acc. by the latter, bj. Chicago, c. October, 1928. 20921-4 Ma And Pa Poorhouse Blues Pm 12718, Poydras 11, Ristic 5, JD 013 Chicago, c. December, 1928. 21044-1 Big Feeling Blues Pm 12718, Poydras 11, Ristic 5, JD 013
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