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- HOTSY JARVIS Pseudonym on Banner, Domino, and associated labels for Evelyn Preer, q.v. FRANKIE "HALF-PINT" JAXON
- JAZZAZZA JAZZ BAND
- JAZZ BAND ORIGINALE AMERICANO
- THE JAZZ HARMONISTS Pseudonym on Claxtonola for the Wolverine Orchestra, q.v. THE JAZZ HARMONIZERS
- THE JAZZ MASTERS Pseudonym on Black Swan 2109 for the Indiana Syncopators, q.v. THE JAZZ-O-HARMONISTS
- THE JAZZOPATORS See the Grey Gull studio bands. JAZZ ORCHESTRA WITH HOT TRUMPET
- GEORGE JEFFERSON Pseudonym on Gennett 6378 and 6424 for Jimmy Blythe, q.v. MACEO JEFFERSON
- JEFFRIES AND HIS RIALTO ORCHESTRA
- SPEED JEFFRIES AND HIS NIGHT OWLS Pseudonym on Superior for the State Street Ramblers, q.v. JELLY
- JENKINS BLACK ACES Pseudonym on Microphone for Mendellos Five Gee-Gees, q.v. HARRY JENTES
- JIMMIES BLUE MELODY BOYS Pseudonym on Vocalion 1439 for Jimmie Noone and his Orchestra, q.v. JIMMIES JOYS
- THE JOHNSON BOYS Pseudonym on Okeh 8708 for Nap Hayes and Matthew Prater (with Lonnie Johnson), q.v. ARNOLD JOHNSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- ARTHUR JOHNSON Pseudonym on Crescent C-10028 for Noble Sissle, q.v. BABE JOHNSON
- BILL JOHNSONS LOUISIANA JUG BAND
MADELYN JAMES Vocal, acc. by Judson Brown, p, with g, and jug*. Memphis, c. February, 1930. MEM-792- *Stinging Snake Slues Br 7155
MEM-793- Long Time Blues Br 7155
PAULINE JAMES Pseudonym on Gennett for Hattie Garland, q.v. SADIE JAMES Vocal, acc. by Freddie Coates, p. Memphis, February 25, 1927. 37950-2 Mama, Fold Your Hands Vic 20575 37951-2 What Makes A Bow-Legged Woman Crazy 'Bout Her Knock-Kneed Man? Vic 20575 JARDIN ROYAL ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Angelus 3102 (HONEY), Angelus / Plaza 3116 (DO SOMETHING) for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v. ART JARRETT The following sides are of interest for their accompaniments. Vocal, with acc. dir. by Victor Young: by Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Harry Hoffman and / or Joe Venuti, vn / Fulton McGrath, p / Dick McDonough, g / Joe Tarto, sb. New York, June 7, 1932. 152206-1 Goodbye Blues Col 2672-D, Par R-1409 152207-2 This Time It's Love Col 2672-D New York, August 1, 1932. 152245-2 Music, Music Everywhere (But Not A Song In My Heart) Col 2691-D 152246-2 Love Me Tonight Col 2691-D HOTSY JARVIS Pseudonym on Banner, Domino, and associated labels for Evelyn Preer, q.v. FRANKIE "HALF-PINT" JAXON Acc. by De Lloyd Barnes, p. St. Louis, c. May 14, 1926. 9690-A Hannah Fell In Love With My Piano Okeh 8359 9681-A It That Don't Get It - This Sho' Will Okeh 8359 Vocal, acc. by Blanche Smith Walton, p / ? Jasper Taylor, wb. Chicago, c. July 12, 1927. 12919-A Can't You Wait Till You Get Home? Gnt 6214, BP 8040, Spt 9283 12920-A I'm Gonna Steal You A Million Dollars Gnt 6214, BP 8040, Spt 9283 NOTE: Supertone as JELLY ROLL HUNTER. Chicago, c. July 22, 1927 12941-A Willie The Weeper BP 8048 Acc. by Blanche Smith Walton, p. Chicago, c. August 1, 1927. 12959 She's Got "It" Gnt 6244
12960 I'm Gonna Dance Wit De Guy Wot Brung Me Gnt 6244
Chicago, c. August 3, 1927. 12965,-A Twiddlin' My Thumbs BP unissued 12966 Corinne BP 8048 Acc. by? Freddy Keppard, c / unknown p; or p only*. Chicago, October 31, 1928. C-2500- Hit Ta Ditty Low Down - c?FK Voc 1226
C-2502- Down At Jasper's Bar-B-Que - v?FK Voc 1226
C-2503-A *How Can I Get It? Voc 1257, Ban 32524, Or 8156, Per 0210, Ro 5156, Spt S-2211 NOTE: Supertone S-2211 as COTTON THOMAS. Matrix C-2501 is not by Jaxon or his accompanists. Acc. by unknown p / g / woodblocks. Chicago, November 28, 1928. C-2611- Fan It
NOTE: Some copies of Supertone S-2211 as COTTON THOMAS. Acc. by Jimmy Flowers, p / Ikey Robinson, ? Count Turner, bj / Bill Johnson, sb. Chicago, February 1, 1929. C-2905-A-B Fan It Voc 1257, Spt S-2211 NOTE: Supertone S-2211 as COTTON THOMAS. Acc. by ? Arnett Nelson, cl / Jimmy Flowers, p / Ikey Robinson, bj / ? Sid Catlett, d*. Chicago, February 13,
C-2951-C *Let's Knock A Jug Voc 1285 C-2952-B Can't You Wait Till I Get You Home? Voc 1285 Acc. by ? Thomas A. Dorsey (Georgia Tom), p / Hudson Whittaker (Tampa Red), g. Chicago, June 11, 1929. C-3585- It's Heated Voc 1539
C-3586- Jive Man Blues Voc 1539
Acc. by ? Vance Dixon, cl / p / Jasper Taylor, d*. Chicago, July 22, 1929. C-3927- Corinne Blues Voc 1424 *My First Piece Voc unissued Operation Blues Voc unissued NOTE: The unissued titles are believed to have been recorded at this session; they are not documented in the Brunswick / Vocalion files. With Thomas A. Dorsey (Georgia Tom), v, p. Chicago, August 16, 1929. Is Doctor Eazit In? (Bird In Hand*) Hollywood Hot Shots, Party Records 501* NOTE: These are 1930s-1940s issues, possibly dubbed; the Party Record issue is probably anonymous. Acc. by ? Punch Miller, c / p. Chicago, c. August 21, 1929. C-4099- A Jazz Sermon Voc unissued Unknown d added. Chicago, August 27, 1929. C-4212- Take It Easy Voc 1424
C-4213 Take It Easy Voc unissued Acc. by Punches [sic] Delegates of Pleasure: Punch Miller, c / cl / md / Charlie Ducastaign, g. Chicago, December 6, 1929. C-4917- You Got To Wet It Voc 1472 C-4918- Down Home In Kentuck' Voc 1472 Acc. by p / g / d. Chicago, October 28, 1930. C-6459- Scuddlin' Voc 1583
C-6460- Chocolate To The Bone Voc 1583
FRANKIE "HALF-POINT" JAXON AND HIS HOT SHOTS: Bob Shoffner, George Mitchell, t / Preston Jackson, tb / Dalbert Bright, Kenneth Anderson, cl, as / David Young, cl, ts / Cassino Simpson, p / Johnny Frazier, sb / Tubby Hall, d / Frankie Jaxon, v. Chicago, June 23, 1933. C-535-1 Mama Don't Allow It - vFJ-1 C-586-1 Spank It - vFJ C-587-1 The Mortgage Blues - Part 1 - vFJ C-588-1 The Mortgage Blues - Part 2 - vFJ
Guy Kelly, t, added; Jerome Carrington, p, replaces Simpson. Chicago, July 29, 1933. C-605-1 Mama Don't Allow It - vFJ Voc 2603, Br 01719 C-606-1 My Baby's Hot (Can't You Understand)-vFJ Voc 2553
C-607-1 Fifteen Cents - vFJ Voc 2603, Br 01719 C-608-1 Fan It - vFJ Voc 2553
THE JAZELIERS 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / vn / p / bj / bb / d. New York, July, 1924. 42703-1-2; Doodle Doo Doo 3451-2 Em 10785, Clover 1500, GG / Nadsco / Rx 1225, MB / Tri 11411, Pen 1411 42704-1-2; A Little Bit Of Jazz 3452-1-2 Em 10783, GG / Nadsco / Rx 1225, MB / Tri 11411, Pen 1411, Astral 87 NOTE: Emerson 10785 as EMERSON DANCE ORCHESTRA; Clover as CLOVER DANCE ORCHESTRA; Grey Gull, Nadsco, and Radiex as MOBILE MELODY MAKERS (A LITTLE BIT OF JAZZ) and THE COTTON BLOSSOMS ORCHESTRA (DOODLE DO DO); Pennington 1411, Music Box and Triangle 11411 as FRISCO SYNCOPATORS. Astral issue is anonymous.
Pseudonym on Operaphone for the Synco Jazz Band, q, v. JAZZ BAND Generic description used on the following items listed in this book: Homokord H-61070 Mystery (Yerkes' Dance Orchestra) LaBelle 5088 Yerkes' Southern Five Little Wonder 1041, 1091, 1169, 1192 Wilbur Sweatman's Original Jazz Band JAZZ BAND CHANTAL Pseudonym on Chantal de Luxe 910 for Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra, q.v. JAZZ BAND ORIGINALE AMERICANO Pseudonym on Odeon 07626 (TAKE YOUR BLACK BOTTOM OUTSIDE) for Clarence Williams' Washboard Five, q.v. JAZZBO'S (OR JAZZ-BO'S) CAROLINA SERENADERS This is the Original Memphis Five, q.v. for similar material. Phil Napoleon, t / Miff Mole, tb / Sam Lanin, cl / Loring McMurray or Rudy Wiedoeft, as / Frank Signorelli, p / Jack Roth, d. New York, c. April 22, 1922. 149-A My Honey 's Lovin' Arms Cam / Muse 218 150-B Cuddle Up Blues Cam / Muse 218 According to Sidney Arodin, he played cl on the next session; no as. New York, June, 1922. 197-A Hopeless Blues Cam / Muse 232, Hmg 750 198-A-C Lonesome Mama Blues Cam / Muse 232, Hmg 750 Jimmy Lytell, cl, replaces Arodin. New York, August, 1922. 248-A Hot Lips Cam 257 249-B Yankee Doodle Blues Cam 258 New York, late August, 1922. 260-C-G I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate Cam / Muse 269 New York, August-September, 1922. 267-C-D Achin' Hearted Blues Cam / Muse 269 New York, September, 1922. 280-A-B-C Chicago (That Toddling Town) Cam 284
See also: The Cotton Pickers, Ladd's Black Aces, Lanin's Southern Serenaders, Original Memphis Five, Southland Six, Savannah Six. THE JAZZ HARMONISTS Pseudonym on Claxtonola for the Wolverine Orchestra, q.v. THE JAZZ HARMONIZERS Pseudonym on Rich-Tone for Bailey's Lucky Seven, q.v., and others of no interest. THE JAZZ KINGS The following titles by this American band are known to be of some jazz interest. Bernard Ette dir: Johnny Dixon, Nick Casti, t / Eddie Norman, tb / Billy Barton, cl, as / Matty Rajula, Xavier Lipczinski, cl, as, bar / Bill Williams, as / Max Schmid, vn / Heinz Schmidt, p / Heinz Forke, bb, sb / Lucky Stampfl, d / Ivan Frank, v. Berlin, August-October, 1927. Brown Sugar Tri-Ergon TE-5047 MO-806 Weary Blues Tri-Ergon TE-5055 MO-814 Cafe Capers Tri-Ergon TE-5057 MO-832 Crazy Words - Crazy Tune - vIF Tri-Ergon TE-5061 MO-854 Magnolia Tri-Ergon TE-5061 MO-859 Some Of These Days - vIF Tri-Ergon TE-5062 MO-862 Maple Leaf Rag (Scott Joplin) Tri-Ergon TE-5064
Some if not all of the following are believed to include Phil Napoleon, t, and Miff Mile, tb. The instrumentation is 2 t / tb / as / cl, ts / p / bj / d. New York, April 18, 1923. 8932 Snakes Hips Ed 51157
8933 Funny Feet Ed 51161
New York, May 2, 1923. 8955 The Cat's Whiskers Ed 51168 8956 Long, Lost Mama Ed 51165 New York, May 15, 1923. 8978 I Ain't Never Had Nobody Crazy Over Me Ed 51171
8979 Henpecked Blues Ed 51172
New York, August 3, 1923. 9118 I've Got The Yes We Have No Bananas Blues Ed 51229 New York, September 20, 1923. 9167 Darktown Reveille Ed 51247
9168 Salt Your Sugar Ed 51247
New York, January 31, 1924. 9359 If I Stay Away Too Long From Carolina Ed 51303 9360 I'm Goin' South Ed 51302, Amb 4055 THE JAZZOPATORS See the Grey Gull studio bands. JAZZ ORCHESTRA WITH HOT TRUMPET Pseudonym on Olympia 25402 for Nat Gonella, q.v. THE JAZZ PILOTS See Harry Reser. JEANETTE See Jeanette James. GEORGE JEFFERSON Pseudonym on Gennett 6378 and 6424 for Jimmy Blythe, q.v. MACEO JEFFERSON MACEO JEFFERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Maceo Jefferson, bj dir: Arthur Briggs (and another?), t / tb / Peter Duconge and another, as / Frank "Big Boy" Goudie, ts / Freddy Johnson, p / bb, sb / d. Paris, c. December 20, 1932. SS-1253-A Isn't It Romantic? Sal unissued MACEO JEFFERSON AND HIS BOYS: Maceo Jefferson, bj, g dir: Arthur Briggs, Harry Cooper, t / Billy Burns, tb / Filiberto Rico, Alcide Castellanos, as / Frank "Big Boy" Goudie, ts / Freddy Johnson, p / Juan Fernandez, sb / Oliver Tines, d / Elisabeth Welch, v. Paris, March, April, 1933. SS-1625-B Ready For Love Sal 3360 SS-1626-B Stormy Weather - vEW Sal 3360 SS-1627-A Crying For Love - vEW Sal 3372 SS-1628-B Look Who's Here Sal 3372
Leslie Jeffries, vn (when used) dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d / John Thorne, v. London, May, June, 1924. C-6434 We'd A Surely Baked A Cake (If We'd A Known You Was Gonna Come) - vJT Aco G-15487, Bel 533 NOTE: Beltona 533 as AVENUE DANCE ORCHESTRA. London, June, 1924. C-6449 Shine Aco G-15472, Clm 1650, Gmn 1556, Mto S-1432, Sc 700 C-6451 Gee, Jane, Isn't It Wonderful? Aco G-15472 NOTE: Coliseum 1650 as MAYFIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as LOUISIANA DANCE ORCHESTRA; Meloto S-1432 as HARRY JOHNSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Scala 700 as ALLAN'S PALAIS DE DANCE
London, July, 1924. C-6533 Josephine Aco G-15513, Bel 607 NOTE: Beltona 607 as AVENUE DANCE ORCHESTRA.
C-6680 Hard-Hearted Hannah Aco G-15563, Clm 1704, Gmn 1641, Hom H-684 NOTE: Coliseum 1704 as COLISEUM DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 1641 as PALL MALL DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochord H-684 as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA. London, February, 1925. C-6910 On The Z. R. 3 Aco G-15648, Clm 1738 NOTE: Coliseum 1738 as COLISEUM DANCE ORCHESTRA. London, April, 1925. C-7012-X Oh! Darling, Do Say Yes! Aco G-15689, Bel 771, Clm 1761, Duo B-5075, Gmn 1720, C-7014 Everybody Loves My Baby - vJT Aco G-15689, Bel 772, Gmn 1724, Mto S-1546 NOTE: Beltona 771 as PREMIER DANCE ORCHESTRA; 772 as AVENUE DANCE ORCHESTRA; Coliseum 1761 as COLISEUM DANCE ORCHESTRA; Duophone B-5075 as COLONNADE DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman 1720 and 1724 as BROADWAY JAZZERS; Meloto S-1546 as SHAFTESBURY DANCE ORCHESTRA. London, c. October 1925. C-7376 Charleston Mad Aco G-15843, Bet 885, Clm 1834 NOTE: Beltona 885 as PREMIER DANCE ORCHESTRA, Coliseum 1834 as MAYFIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA. London, c. January, 1926. C-7612 That's All There Is (There Ain't No More) Aco G-15908, Bel 923, Clm 1867, Gmn 1873 NOTE: Beltona 923 as AVENUE DANCE ORCHESTRA Coliseum 1867 as MARYLAND DANCE ORCHESTRA, Guardsman 1873 as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA. SPEED JEFFRIES AND HIS NIGHT OWLS Pseudonym on Superior for the State Street Ramblers, q.v. JELLY Pseudonym for Jelly Roll Morton on XX. THE JELLY WHIPPERS Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Herwin 92018 Goose Grease (John Williams' Synco Jazzers) Paramount 12405 S.O.B. Blues - D.A.D Blues (Dixon's Jazz Maniacs) JENKINS' BLACK ACES Pseudonym on Microphone for Mendello's Five Gee-Gees, q.v. HARRY JENTES Piano solos. New York, February, 1923. 71289-F The Cat's Pajamas OK 4850, Par E-5062 NOTE: Parlophone E-5062 as THE CAT'S PYJAMAS credited to HARRY IANTES. New York, March, 1923. 71403-A Blooey Blues OK 4868
New York, c. April, 1923. The Cat's Pajamas Bell P-221
Seymour Irick, t / Percy Glascoe, cl, ss, as / Lemuel Fowler, p / Richard Ward, d. New York, October 24, 1925. 141188-1 Shake That Thing Har 55-H
141189-1 Charleston Geechie Dance Har 55-H
Jacob Green, tb / Peter Duconge, cl / Lemuel Fowler, p. New York, August 24, 1926. 142566-2 Oil Yo' Ankles Col unissued 142567-2 Blue Echo Col unissued
Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Gennett 6089 Twin Blues (Beans And Greens) (Vicksburg Blowers) 6393 Lazy Bone Blues (Dry Bones) (King Brady's Clarinet Band) Paramount 12783 Dry Bones (King Brady's Clarinet Band) 12783 Beans And Greens (Vicksburg Blowers) THE JOHNSON BOYS Pseudonym on Okeh 8708 for Nap Hayes and Matthew Prater (with Lonnie Johnson), q.v. ARNOLD JOHNSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA The following titles by this dance orchestra are of interest for the featured solos. Arnold Johnson dir. unknown personnel. New York, c. November 1922. 9246 / 48 China Boy Br 2355 Arnold Johnson dir. unknown personnel. New York, February 27, 1923. 10005 Sweet Lovin' Mama (Please Come Back To Me) Br 2411
Arnold Johnson dir: Mickey Bloom and Jack Purvis, t / Paul van Loan, tb / ? Pete Pumiglio, cl, as / Bobby Burns, cl, as, v / ts / Roy Strom, vn, v / Harold Arlen (as ARLUCK in the Brunswick files), p, v, a / bj / bb / Gary Gillis, d / Roy Ingram, v / Charley Bennett, a. New York, February 28, 1928. E-26724 After My Laughter Came Tears - vRI-BB-HA-GG Br 3840 New York, April 9, 1928. E-27311-A What's The Reason? - vRS-HA-RI / aHA Br 3914, 3875 E-27312-A Get Your Man - RS-HA-RI / aCB Br 3914, 3875 New York, June 14, 1928. E-27710- Pickin' Cotton - vRS-HA-RI Br 4037 E-27710-G Pickin' Cotton Br A-8132 New York, July 12, 1928. E-27847 Georgie Porgee - vHA-RS-RI Br 3980
ARNOLD JOHNSON'S HOT BAND: Presumably a small band from the main orchestra. New York, August 22, 1928. E-28127-A-B Rainy Day Br test E-28128-A-B Kisses From You Br test E-28129-A-B Burlap Br test ARNOLD JOHNSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Russ Morgan, a. New York, October 5, 1928. E-28331- That's How I Feel About You - vRI Br 4080, Duo D-4044 E-28331-G That's How I Feel About You Br unissued NOTE: Duophone as DONALD'S YANKEE CLUB ORCHESTRA. ARNOLD JOHNSON AND HIS PARAMOUNT HOTEL ORCHESTRA: Substantially as above; Russ Morgan, a. New York, November 9, 1928. E-28660- Me And The Man In The Moon - v Br 4125, 3917 E-28660-G Me And The Man In The Moon Br 4125, A-8034 NOTE: These are logged as Chicago recordings in the Brunswick files, but this appears to have been an error.
Trombone solo, acc. by Sammy Price, p, with comments by Effie Scott. Dallas, September 29, 1929. DAL-465- Nasty But Nice Br 7136
BILL JOHNSON'S LOUISIANA JUG BAND ? Thomas A. Dorsey (Georgia Tom), p / k, jug / Bill Johnson, sb / wb / Frankie "Half Pint" Jaxon, v. Chicago, March 20, 1929. C-3154-B Get The "L" On Down The Road Br 7067
C-3155-A Don't Drink It In Here Br 7067
BLANCHE JOHNSON Vocal, acc. by Will Ezell, p. Chicago, c. January, 1927. 4127-2 2:16 Blues Her 92016 4128-1 Galveston Blues Her 92016 NOTE: Aurally this is Elizadie Robinson, but no Paramount or other issue from these matrices have been found to confirm or deny this.
Vocal, acc. by ? Tom Morris, c / tb / cl / as / p / bj / male v*. New York, April, 1926. 106751 *Georgia Grind PA 7503, Per 103 106752 Mama Stayed Out The Whole Night Long (But Mama Didn't Do No Wrong) PA 7503, Per 103 New York, April 23, 1926. X-99-B Ain't Got Nobody To Grind My Coffee Gnt 3307, Buddy 8034, Ch 15101 X-100 Mama's Losin' A Mighty Good Chance Gnt 3307, Buddy 8033, Ch 15102 NOTE: Champion 15101 and 15102 as FLOSSIE PORTER. CHARLIE JOHNSON CHARLIE JOHNSON'S PARADISE ORCHESTRA: Charlie Johnson, p, dir: Gus Aiken, Leroy Rutledge, t / Regis Hartman, tb / Ben Whittet, Alec Alexander, cl, as / Elmer Harrell, cl, ts, vn / Bobby Johnson, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / George Stafford, d. New York, c. February, 1925. 2623-2 Don't Forget You'll Regret Em 10856 2624-1 Meddlin' With The Blues Em 10854 CHARLIE JOHNSON'S ORIGINAL PARADISE TEN: Charlie Johnson, p, dir: Jabbo Smith, Leonard Davis, Tom Morris, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Benny Carter, cl, ss, as, a / Ben Whittet, cl, as / Benny Waters, cl, ts, a / Bobby Johnson, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / George Stafford, d / Monette Moore, v. New York, February 25, 1927. 38115-1 Paradise Wobble - vMM Vic 20551 38116-1 Birmingham Black Bottom - vMM Vic 20551 38116-2 Birmingham Black Bottom - vMM
38117-1 Don't You Leave Me Here - vMM Vic 20653 38117-3 Don't You Leave Me Here - vMM X LVA-3026, Vic RA-5311, 430687, OFC 10 (LPs) CHARLES JOHNSON'S PARADISE TEN: As last, without Morris; Edgar Sampson, as, vn replaces Whittet. New York, January 24, 1928. 41639-1 You Ain't The One - vMM / aBC
41639-2 You Ain't The One - vMM / aBC Vic 21247 41640-1 Charleston Is The Best Dance After All - aBC Vic 21491 41640-2 Charleston Is The Best Dance After All - aBC X LVA-3026, Vic RA-5311, 430687, OFC 10 (LPs) 41641-1 Hot-Tempered Blues X LVA-3026, Vic RA-5311, 430687, OFC 10 (LPs) 41641-2 Hot-Tempered Blues Vic 21247 CHARLIE JOHNSON AND HIS PARADISE BAND: Charlie Johnson, p, dir: Leonard Davis, Sidney de Paris, t / Jimmy Harrison, tb / Ben Whittet, cl, as / Edgar Sampson, cl, as, vn / Ben Waters, cl, ts, a / Bobby Johnson, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / George Stafford, d / unknown male exhortation where marked v. New York, September 19, 1928. 47530-1-2 Gettin' Away From Me Vic unissued 47531-1 The Boy In The Boat The Rock - aBW / v BB B-10248 47531-2 The Boy In The Boat (The Rock) - aBW / v Vic 21712 47532-1 Walk That Thing - aBW
47532-2 Walk That Thing - aBW Vic 21712 47532-3 Walk That Thing - aBW BB B-10248 NOTE: All Bluebirds as CHARLIE JOHNSON AND HIS PARADISE ORCHESTRA. CHARLIE JOHNSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As last, but George Stevenson, tb / Billy Taylor, bb, replace Harrison and St. Clair. New York, May 8, 1929. 51298-1 Harlem Drag X LVA-3026, Vic RA-5311, 430687, OFC 10 (LPs) 51298-2 Harlem Drag Vic V-38059 51299-1 Hot Bones And Rice Vic V-38059, HMV JF-57 51299-2 Hot Bones And Rice X LVA-3026, Vic RA-5311, 430687 (LPs) 53600-1-2 Molasses Vic unissued
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