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

Joel Shaw, p, v, dir: 2 t / tb / Mike Doty, cl, as / Gene Kardos, as / ts / g / bb / d / Dick Robertson (as BOB DIXON), v. New York, c. December, 1931.

1566-2 Who's Your Little Who-Zis? - vDR

Cr 3244, Summit 164

1567-1 One More Kiss, Then Goodnight - vDR

Cr 3244, Summit 195

New York, c. January, 1932.

1628-1 Business In F - vDR

Cr 3271, Var 8035, Summit 221

1629-1 Stop The Sun, Stop The Moon (My Gal's Gone) - vDR

Cr 3273

1630-3 Sweet Violets - vDR

1631-1 Barnacle Bill (The Sailor) - vDR

Cr 3273

New York, February, March, 1932.

Cr 3285, Var 8026, Summit 224

1671-2 Alexander's Ragtime Band - vDR

Cr 3285, Var 8026

1672-2 Sing A New Song - vDR

Cr 3300, Homestead 23144

1673-1 If It Ain't Love - vDR

Cr 3298

1682-3 Lawd, You Made The Night Too Long - vDR

Cr 3298, Bcst 3208, Summit 199

1683-2 Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now - vDR

Cr 3300, Summit 237

NOTE: Crown 3298 and 3300 from the above session, and Broadcast 3208 as THE HIGH STEPPERS.

New York, c. March 7, 1932.

1691-1 Business In Q

Cr 3304, Var 8035, Summit 221

1692- My Extraordinary Gal - vDR

Cr 3302

1693- Oh! Mo'nah - vDR

1694-1 Goofus - vDR

Cr 3302, Var 8033, Summit 217

New York, c. March 10, 1932.

1699-1 Dinah - vDR

Cr 3319, Var 8029, Summit 224

1700-1 Mouthful O' Jam - vOR

Cr 3312, Var 6012, Summit 223

1701-3 Whistle And Blow Your Blues Away - vDR

Cr 3311, Var 8039, Summit 205

1702-1 The Darktown Strutters' Ball - vDR

Cr 3319, Var 8026, Summit 225

1703-1 Call Of The Freaks - vJS

Cr 3312, Var 6012, Summit 223

1557-4 Kickin' The Gong Around - vDR

Cr 3306, 3233

1334-1 Minnie The Moocher - vDR

Cr 3306, 3147

NOTE: Varsity 5012 as HARLEM WILDCATS; all other issues on Varsity as DICK ROBERT­SON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Crown 3306, 3233 as DICK ROBERTSON ORCHESTRA, 3147 as RUSS CARLSON ORCHESTRA.

New York, June, 1932.

1743-1 How'm I Doin'? - vDR

Cr 3333, Var 6015, Summit 222

1744-2-3 Minne The Moocher's Wedding Day - vDR

Cr / Gem 3332, Var 6015

1745-2 The Scat Song - vDR

Cr 3333, Var 6015, Summit 222

1746-3 When You're Getting Along With Your Gal - vDR

Cr / Gem 3332

NOTE: Varsity 6015 as HARLEM WILDCATS.

New York, July, 1932.

1776-1 Why Don't You Get Lost? - vDR

Cr 3349, Var 5056

1777-2 Get Cannibal - vDR

Cr 3362, Var 6005

1778-1 Basin Street Blues

Cr 3362, Var 8028

1779-2 You've Got Me In The Palm Of Your Hand - vDR

Cr 3349, Var 8117

1780-3 That's A Plenty

Cr 3352, Royale 1754

1781-1 Let's Have A Party - vDR

Cr 3352, Var 6004

NOTE: Royale 1754 as 52nd STREET BOYS-Varsity 6004 and 6005 as HARLEM SERENADERS; 8028 and 8117 as DICK ROBERTSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

New York, c. August, 1932.

1849-2 Tiger Rag

Cr 3383, Var 8029

1850-1 Avalon - vDR

Cr 3382, Var 8025

1851-2 Sing (It's Good For Ya) - vDR

Cr 3381, Var 6020

1852-1 This Is The Chorus Of A Song - vDR

Cr 3381, Var 6020

1853-2 Margie - vDR

Cr 3382, Var 8025

1854-3 Clarinet Marmalade

Cr 3383, Var 8029

NOTE: Varsity 6020 as HARLEM WILDCATS; 8025 and 8029 as GENE KARDOS AND HIS ORCH­ESTRA.

New York, October, 1932.

1901-1 Reefer Man - vDR

Cr 3423, Var 8024

1902-1 The Old Man Of The Mountain - vDR

Cr 3413, Var 8024

1903-1 Yeah Man - vDR

Cr 3414

Cr 3414

Cr 3423, Var 6013

1906-2 White Zombie (Zombie*)

Cr 3413, Var 6014*

NOTE: Varsity 6014 as HARLEM WILDCATS; 8024 as DICK ROBERTSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

New York, c. December, 1932.

1977-1 The Girl in The Little Green Hat - vDR

Cr 3442

Cr 3442

Cr 3451, Var 8032

1980-1-3 Ida - vDR

Cr 3444, Var 8032

1981-2 Original Dixieland One-Step

Cr 3444, Var 6005

1992-1 Forty, Second Street - vDR

Cr 3453

Cr 3453

This name was also used for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v., on ARC 8-02-12 and 8-03-02.

The following titles by this dance band are of jazz interest for their solo work.

Milt Shaw, vn, dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d / Al Shayne, Eddy Thomas, v; Herbert Spencer, Joe Glover, a. New York, March 5, 1928.

E-7188 / 9 Sunshine - vET / aHS

Voc 15665

E-7190 / 1 Golden Gate - vAS / aJG

Voc 15665

New York, March 8, 1928.

E-7192 / 3 Collegiana - vAS / aHS

Voc 15666

E-7194 / 5 Borneo - vAS / aJG

Voc 15666

Herbert Spencer, a; Scrappy Lambert, v, added. New York, June 11, 1928.

E-7365- Poor People - vSL

Voc 15697

E-27682-G Poor People

Br unissued

E-7366- That's My Weakness Now - vAS

Voc 15697

E-27683-G That's My Weakness Now

Br unissued

NOTE: The issued versions were originally assigned Brunswick matrix numbers E-27682-A-B / E-27683-A-B,

Milt Shaw, vn, dir: Ruby Weinstein, Johnny McGhee, t / George Troup, tb / Lyle Bowen, Aaron Voloshin, cl, as / Hymie Wolfson, cl, ts / Dippy d'Ippolito, p / Bill Barford, bj, g / bb / Will Simerall, d / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, November 26, 1928.

401392-C Where The Shy Little Violets Grow, vSL

OK 41158, Od 165579, 193284,

NOTE: Odeon 193284 as SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS.A-189226, Par A-2685

Including Ronnie Perry, ts. New York, February 13, 1931.

E-36068- Walkin' My Baby Back Home - vSL

Mt M-12098, Pan P-12098

This pianist's usual role on records was as accompanist to Ku Klux Klan vocalists. However, the following is an interesting example of primitive piano ragtime.

Piano solo. Richmond, IN, April 7, 1924.

11881-B Hold 'Er, Newt (They're After Us) (Shaw)

Vaughan 825

TED SHAWNE AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym on American Odeon and American Parlophone for Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra, q.v.

Unknown t / tb / cl, as / as, ts / bar / p / g / sb / d. London, c. July, 1934.

5153-2 Get Hot Foot

Oct 1028

Oct 1028

Vocal, acc. by p / Eddie Lang, g. New York, May 5, 1928.

400651-A-B Oh! Baby

OK unissued

400652-A-B Forever And Ever

OK unissued

Piano solo. Chicago, c. February, 1925.

724 Dearest Darling

Auto (unnumbered), Ses 3

Vocal, acc. by own p. Chicago, December 10, 1928.

48709-1-2 Gonna Quit That Man And How!

Vic unissued

48710-1-2 Flapper Stomp

Vic unissued

SHERIDAN ENTERTAINERS

Pseudonym on Broadway 1068, 1088, and 1091 for Al Lynch and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Bell 615 for Van and his Half Moon Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:

Domino 393 Rose Marie (California Ramblers)

Microphone 22017 Save Your Sorrow For Tomorrow (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

Pseudo on Broadway 1057, Paramount 20499, and Puritan 11499 for Al Lentz and his Orchestra (q.v.)

Pseudonym on Challenge 715 for the Blackbirds of Paradise, q.v.

Pseudonym on Bell and Silvertone for Vic Price and his Orchestra, q.v.

Jack Shilkret, one of Nat Shilkret's brothers, recorded many sides for Victor in the 1920s and for ARC in the 1930s. The earlier records offer little to interest the jazz enthusiast, but the following is of slight interest.

Nat Shilkret dir: Harry Shilkret, Tommy Gott, t / Harry Raderman, tb / Jack Wasserman, cl, ss, as / Larry Abbott, cl, as, bar / Al Raderman, cl, ts / Lou Raderman, vn / Jack Shilkret, p / Lee Connor, bj / bb / Joe Green, d. New York, October 14, 1925.

33525-7 If You Hadn't Gone Away (I Wouldn't Be Where I Am)

Vic 19818, HMV EA-10

NAT SHILKRET

Nathaniel "Nat" Shilkret was Victor's Director of Light Music between 1915 and 1945, and he also conducted various studio orchestras in recordings of serious works. Between 1926 and 1932, he directed dozens of sides as NAT SHILKRET AND THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA (the English HMV equivalents omit "Victor" from the artist credit), for which he drew on some of the finest talent in New York. The following feature solos of interest, in the identification of which I have had the incalculable assistance of Nat Shilkret himself, and also of Milt Rettenberg.

NAT SHILKRET AND THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA: Nat Shilkret (sometimes playing c / cl / p / cel) dir: Del Staigers, ? Earl Oliver, t / Chuck Campbell, Sam Lewis, tb / Larry Abbott, Sammy Feinsmith, Andy Sannella, cl, as / Max Farley or Maurice Pierce, cl, ts, f / Lou Raderman­ Murray Kellner, vn / Jack Shilkret, Milt Rettenberg, p / Dick Maffei or John Cali, bj / Jack Pierce, bb / Joe Green, d / Franklyn Baur, Lewis James, v. New York, March 10, 1927.

38153-2 Ain't She Sweet? - vFB

Vic 20508, HMV EA-167, El EG-506

38155-3 Forgive Me - vLJ

Vic 20514, HMV B-5284, EA-168, El EG-588

Lewis and Raderman omitted; Abe Borodkin, vc, added; Sannella doubles stg; Joe Sherman, v. New York, May 5, 1927.

38374-6 Fifty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong - vJS&ch

Vic 20634, HMV B-5318, EA-187

Mike Mosiello, t, possibly replaces Oliver; Lou Raderman and either Benny Posner or Peter Eisenberg, vn, added; Johnny Marvin, u, v. New York, May 19, 1927.

38814-1 Who-oo? You-oo, That's Who! - u, vJM

Vic 20727, HMV B-5327, EA-211

Nat Shilkret dir: Del Staigers, Mike Mosiello­, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Andy Sannella, Larry Abbott, Sammy Feinsmith, cl, as / Maurice Pierce, cl, ts / Lou Raderman, Murray Kellner, either Benny Posner or Peter Eisenberg, vn / Abe

Borodkin, vc / Jack Shilkret, Milt Rettenberg, p / John Cali, bj / Jack Pierce, bb / Joe Green, d / Johnny Marvin, u, v.

New York, June 9, 1927.

38892-3 There's A Trick In Pickin' A Chick-Chick-Chicken - u, vJM

Vic 20759, HMV B-5352, EA-213

4vn used (as above). New York, July 1, 1927.

39618-3 What Do We Do On A Dew-Dew-Dewy Day? - u, vJM

Vic 20819, HMV EA-244

Feinsmith and one vn omitted; Harry Reser, bj, replaces Cali. New York, August 11, 1927.

39958-2 Where Have You Been All My Life? -u, vJM

Vic 20902, HMV B-5535, EA-375, K-5358

? Tommy Dorsey, tb, replaces Campbell; Sammy Feinsmith, cl, as, bar, added. New York, August 18, 1927.

39989-2 Baby's Blue - vJM

Vic 20882, HMV B-5384, EA-422

Chuck Campbell, tb, replaces? Dorsey; all 4 vn present; Abbott doubles k; Feinsmith omitted; Gene Austin, v. New York, September 15, 1927.

39181-2 Nothin' - vGA

Vic 21080, HMV B-5429, EA-344

Sammy Feinsmith, cl, as, bar / William Dorn, 2nd d added. Ed Smalle, v. New York, November 3, 1927.

40539-2 There's A Cradle In Carolina [sic] - vJM-ES

Vic 21040, HMV EA-281

SHILKRET'S RHYTH-MELODISTS: Lou Raderman, vn / Milt Rettenberg, p / Fats Waller, or. Church studio, Camden, NJ, March 2, 1928.

42529-2 Chloe (Song Of The Swamp)

Vic 21298

Chuck Campbell, tb / Milt Rettenberg, p / Francis J. Lapitino, harp / Fats Waller, or. Church studio, Camden, NJ, March 3, 1928.

42532-2 When You're With Somebody Else

Vic 21298, HMV EA-336

NAT SHILKRET AND THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA: Nat Shilkret dir: Del Staigers, Mike Mosiello­ t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as / Sammy Feinsmith, cl, as, bar / Maurice Pierce, cl ts / Lou Raderman, Murray Kellner,

45609-3 That's My Weakness Now - vFM

Vic 21497, HMV EA-383, R-14001

All vn omitted; Wilfred Glenn, Elliott Shaw, v. New York, June 19, 1928.

45647-2 Dusky Stevedore - vWG-ES

Vic 21515, HMV B-5553, EA-452

45648-1 When Sweet Susie Goes Steppin' By

Vic 21515, HMV EA-452

SHILKRET'S RHYTH-MELODISTS: Mike Mosiello, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Andy Sannella, as, stg / Lou Raderman, vn / Milt Rettenberg, p / Sigmund Krumgold, or / Al Armer, sb; Raderman, Rettenberg, Krumgold and Armer only*. Camden, NJ, September 22, 1928.

47413-2 I Can't Give You Anything Out Love (Baby)

Vic 21688

47414-2 I'm Sorry, Sally

Vic 21688

47483-1 *Sweet Nothing (Sweet Nothings*)

Vic 21902, HMV B-3066*, EA-529

NAT SHILKRET AND THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA: Nat Shilkret dir: Del Staigers, Mike Mosiello­, ? Harry Shilkret,

49256-3 I Want A Daddy To Cuddle Me - vBM

Vic 21818, HMV B-5673, EA-515

Nat Shilkret dir: ? Mike Mosiello, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / ? Andy Sannella, cl, as / Sammy Feinsmith, cl, as, bar / Maurice Pierce, cl, ts / Lou Raderman, Murray Kellner, another, vn / Jack Shilkret, Frank Signorelli, p / Carl Kress, g / ? Jack Pierce, bb / ? William Dorn, d / Scrappy Lambert (as BURT LORIN), v. New York, December 28, 1928.

49024-1-2 Susianna - vSL

Vic unissued

Nat Shilkret dir: Del Staigers, Mike Mosiello, t / ? Tommy Dorsey, tb / Andy Sannella, cl­ as / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as,
bar / Max Farley, cl, ts, f / Lou Raderman, vn / Milt Rettenberg, p / Carl Kress, g / ? Joe Tarto, bb / Joe Green, d / Belle Mann, Johnny Marvin, v. New York, January 22, 1929.

49671-2 You Wouldn't Fool Me, Would You? - vJM

Vic 21859, HMV EA-670

49672-2 I Want To Be Bad - vBM

Vic 21859, HMV EA-670

Staigers omitted; Maurice Pierce, cl, ts, replaces Farley; 2 vn added, one almost certainly Murray Kellner. New York, January 25, 1929.

49024-4 Susianna - vSL

Vic 21996, HMV B-5680, EA-562, R-14202, El EG-1454

Nat Shilkret dir: Del Staigers, Mike Mosiello, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Andy Sannella,­ ? Sammy Feinsmith, cl, as / Maurice Pierce, cl, ts / Lou Raderman, Murray Kellner, vn / Milt Rettenberg, p / John Cali or Dick Maffei, bj / Jack Pierce, bb / Joe Green, d. New York, March 13, 1929.

50934-2 There Is A Happy Land (Far, Far Away)

Vic 21913, HMV B-5670, EA-546

? Carl Kress, g, replaces bj; Joe Tarto, bb, replaces Pierce. New York, April 19, 1929.

51193-3 Hittin' The Ceiling - vSL

Vic 21369, HMV B-5662, El EG-1417

As for March 13, 1929, plus probably Hymie Farberman, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Benny Posner, vn / Al Armer, sb; Jack Shilkret, p, replaces Rettenberg; Don Howard, v. New York, May 13, 1929.

51995-1 Nobody But You - vDH

Vic 21997, HMV B-5691

As for March 13, 1929, without Kellner; Jack Shilkret, p, added;? Carl Kress, g, replaces bj; Al Armer, sb / Joe Tarto, bb, replace Pierce; Johnny Marvin, v. New York, July 15, 1929.

53475-2 I'm The Medicine Man For The Blues - vJM

Vic 22055, HMV B-5750

Leonard Joy dir: Del Staigers, Mike Mosiello, ? Hymie Farberman or Harry Shilkret, t / Chuck Campbell, tb / Andy Sannella, ? Sammy Feinsmith, cl, as / Maurice Pierce, cl, ts / Milt Rettenberg, p / ? Carl Kress, g / Jack Pierce or Joe Tarto, bb / Al Armer, sb / Joe Green, d / Don Howard, v. New York, August 30, 1929.

55661-2 Bottoms Up - vDH

Vic 22109, HMV B-5802

Nat Shilkret dir: same group as for March 13, 1929, plus 3rd vn Al Armer, sb; ? Carl Kress, g, replaces bj; Frank Luther, v. New York, February 6, 1930.

58556-2 Singing A Vagabond Song - vFL

Vic 22306, HMV B-5829, EA-719

Sam Lewis or Tommy Dorsey, tb / 3rd cl, as / Abe Borodkin, vc, added; Armer omitted. New York, June 27, 1930.

62296-2 Dixiana - vFL

Vic 22472, HMV B-5915, EA-799

ALBERT E. SHORT AND HIS TIVOLI SYNCOPATORS

The following titles by this Chicago dance orchestra have points of interest as jazz.

Albert E. Short dir: 2 t / tb / Wayne King and another, cl, ss, as / cl, ss, ts / Del Delbridge, p / bj / bb / d. New York, March, 1923.

11074 Liza

Voc M-1155, X-9364

11075 Liza

Voc 14554

11077 Wolverine Blues

Voc 14554

New York, May, 1923.

11436 Bugle Call Rag

Voc 14658

11438 / 39 Sobbing Blues [sic]

Voc 14600, M-1165, X-9372

11442 / 44 Long-Lost Mama

Voc 14600, M-1166, X-9373

Pseudonym on OKeh 8918 for Clarence Williams' Jazz Kings, q.v.

Violin solos, acc. by Rudy Starita, marimba. London, July 13, 1927.

WA-5883-1-2 Sweet And Black

Col unissued

WA-5884-1-2 Go, Joe, Go

Col unissued

AL SIEGEL'S ORCHESTRA: Al Siegel, p, dir. probably: Murphy Steinberg or Paul Mares, c / Jesse Barnes, tb / Phil Wing, cl, as / vn / bj / d. New York, January, 1924.

1644-2-3 Sooke Hey Hey

Pm 20314, Bwy / Pur 11314, Cx 40314, Pen 1314, Pt 11373

1645-1-3 Blue Grass Blues

Pm 20314, Bwy / Pur 11314, Cx 40314, Pen 1314, Pt 11373, Ka K-1000, Max 1511

1646-1 So Long To You And The Blues

Pm 20301, Cx 40301, Emb / Mit / Pt / Tri 11363, Pur 11301

NOTE: Embassy / Mitchell / Puretone / Triangle 11363 as WADE'S MOULIN ROUGE ORCHESTRA; Puretone 11373 as BROADWAY MELODY MAKERS.

BUDDY DOYLE: Vocal, acc. by Al Siegel, p. Hayes, Middlesex, November 30, 1926.

Yy-9705-2 How Could Red Riding Hood?

Zon 2850

Zon 2850

Yy-9791-1-2 Buzzin' Bees

Zon unissued

Yy-9792-1-2 Johnny Dunn's Novelty Blues

Zon unissued

Yy-9793-2 Someone Is Losin' Susan

Zon 2862

Yy-9794-1 For Baby And Me

Zon 2862

Hayes, Middlesex, February 24, 1927.

Yy-10207-2 Dusting The Keys

Zon 5056

Zon 5056

Zon 2945

Zon 2945

Maurice Sigler, bj, dir: c / 2 cl, ss, as / ts / Eph Tunkle or Gilbert Davis, p / bb / d / N. Sol Bearman, v. Atlanta, August 28, 1924.

8828-A Mama's Gone, Goodbye

OK 40280

OK 40280

OK 40310

OK 40310

FRANK SIGNORELLI AND HIS ORCHESTRA: probably Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole or Vincent Grande, tb / Alfie Evans, Dick Johnson, cl, as / Fred Morrow, cl, ts / Frank Signorelli, p / Dick McDonough, bj / Joe Tarto, bb / Ray Bauduc, d. New York, c. August 27, 1926.

107069 St. Louis Hop

PA 36535, Per 14716

107070 Don't Be Angry With Me

PA 36523, Per 14704

107071 A Blues Serenade

PA 36535, Per 14716

107072 She's Still My Baby

PA 36518, 11359, Per 14699

Frank Signorelli, p / Matt Malneck, vn, with Mario Perry, pac*. New York, May 20, 1927.

38769-1-2 Caprice Futuristique

Vic unissued

38770-1-2 Midnight Reflections

Vic unissued

38771-1-2 *Pretty Blue

Vic unissued

38772-1-2 *More Or Less

Vic unissued

New York, June 14, 1927.

38899-1-2-3-4 *More Or Less Blues

Vic unissued

39300-1-2-3 *Pretty Blues

Vic unissued

Just Around The Edges

Vic test (unnumbered)

Piano solos. New York, June 22, 1927.

E-6109 / 10 / 11 Goose Pimples

Voc test

E-6112 / 13 / 14 A Blues Serenade

Voc test

SILENT JOE AND HIS BOYS

Pseudonym on Champion for Jack Stillman's Oriole Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Challenge 806 for the Dixieland Thumpers, q.v. The commercial dance band of the same name on Columbia 1823 is of no jazz interest.

Pseudonym on Variety 5054 for the Broadway Broadcasters (see Sam Lanin).

Pseudonym on Angelus 3032 for Lou Calabrese, q.v., and his Hot Entertainers.

Pseudonym on Silvertone for Phil Green and his Orchestra, q.v.

David H. Silverman, p, dir: Harold Ripplinger and another, c / Paul Benger, tb / Dominic Sala, cl, as / as, f / Maurice Somers, vn / Roland Thurston, bj / Nat Shilkret, d (not the Victor musical director). St. Louis, November 1, 1923.

28861-3 Mean Blues

Vic 19195, HMV B-1761, AM-190

28863-1 Blue Grass Blues

Vic 19237

28864-2 Mamma Goes Where Papa Goes (Or Papa Don't Go Out Tonight)

Vic 19195, HMV B-1773

NOTE: Other titles by this orchestra are waltzes, or are of even less interest than the above.

JAN SIMA AND HIS ORCHESTRA

See Joe Turner.

OMER SIMEON

Clarinet solos, acc. by William Barbee, p / Hayes Alvis, bb / Wallace Bishop, d. Chicago, August 21, 1929.

C-4104-B Smoke-House Blues

Br 7109, HJCA 605, JSo AA-510

C-4105-A-B Beau-Koo Jack

Br unissued

Acc. by Earl Hines, p / Claude Roberts, bj. Chicago, September 11, 1929.

C-4330-A Beau-Koo Jack

Br 7109, HJCA 605, JSo AA-510

C-4331-A Beau-Koo Jack

Br unissued

NOTE: Jazz Society AA-510 as OMER SIMEON TRIO. The recording sheet for matrix C-4331-A bears the notation, "Slower."

Pseudonym on Champion 15475 for the Black Diamond Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Harmograph for Ollie Powers, q.v.