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Pseudonym on Mayfair for Red Nichols and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Brunswick 7086, French Brunswick 1086, and A-500196 for Jimmie Noone's Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Domino 3458 and 3475 for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Champion for Clyde McCoy and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Columbia CB-33 for Ben Selvin and his Orchestra, q.v.

This was the real name of El Cota, q.v., used on Columbia 2025 and Regal G-6236.

Jimmy Cobb, c / Junie (E. C.) Cobb, cl, ts / Frank Melrose, p / Jimmy Bertrand, d, x. Chicago, December 10, 1928.

48711-2 Transatlantic Stomp

Vic V-38023, Creole 25

48712-1 Barrell House Stomp [sic]

Vic V-38023, Creole 25

JUNIE COBB'S HOMETOWN BAND: Junie Cobb, Johnny Dodds, cl / Jimmy Blythe or Tiny Parham, p / Eustern Woodfork, bj. Chicago, August, 1926.

2619-3 East Coast Trot

Pm 12382, Cen 3006, Mem 301, JC L-38

2620-3 Chicago Buzz

Pm 12382, Amp R-104, Cen 3006, Mem 301, JC L-38

JUNIE COBB AND HIS GRAINS OF CORN: Jimmy Cobb, c / Cecil Irwin, cl / Junie Cobb, ts / Jimmy Blythe, p / Bill Johnson, sb / W. E. Burton, d, k, v. Chicago, August 21, 1928.

C-2252-A-B Endurance Stomp - vWEB

Voc 1204

C-2253-A Yearning And Blue - vWEB

Voc 1204

Jimmy Cobb, c / Darnell Howard, cl, as / Junie Cobb, ts, v / Bob Waugh, vn / Alex Hill, p / Eustern Woodfork, bj / Bill Johnson, sb / W. E. Burton, d. Chicago, February 7, 1929.

C-2920-C Shake That Jelly Roll

Voc 1263

Voc 1263

C-2940, A-B Smoke Shop Drag

Voc 1269, JCl 517

C-2941-A-B-C Boot That Thing

Voc 1269, JCl 517

Probably: Jimmy Cobb or Punch Miller, c / Junie Cobb, cl, as, ts / Ernie Smith, bsx / Jimmy Blythe, p / Eustern Woodfork, bj / Harry Dial, d / Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon, v. Chicago, July 3, 1929.

C-3772-A-B She's Alright With Me - vFJ

Voc unissued

C-3773-A-B-C Once Or Twice - vFJ

Voc unissued

Probably: Jimmy Cobb or Punch Miller, c / Junie Cobb, cl, as, ts / Ernie Smith, bsx / Jimmy Blythe, p / Eustern Woodfork, bj / Harry Dial, d / Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon, v. Chicago, July 5, 1929.

C-3781-A-B-C South African Blues

Voc unissued

Unknown tb added. Chicago, July 13, 1929.

C-3868-A-B She's Alright With Me - vFJ?

Voc unissued

C-3869 She's Alright With Me - vFJ?

Voc unissued

C-3870 She's Alright With Me - vFJ?

Voc unissued

C-3871-A-B-C Once Or Twice - vFJ?

Voc unissued

C-3872-A-B-C *South African Stomp

Voc unissued

C-3873½-A Ain't It A Crying Shame

Voc unissued

Unknown c / Junie Cobb, as, ts, v / ? Alex Hill, p / Eustern Woodfork, bj / Walter Wright, bb / ? Harry Dial, d. Chicago, October 24, 1929.

C-4691-A Once Or Twice - vJC

Voc 1449, Creole 18

OLIVER COBB

OLIVER COBB AND HIS RHYTHM KINGS: Oliver Cobb, c, v, dir: Freddie Martin, cl, as / Walter Martin, as / Ernest Franklin, ts / Edith Johnson, p / Benny Jackson, bj / Singleton Palmer, bb / Lester Nicholas, d. Chicago, August 15, 1929.

C-4088-A The Duck's Yas Yas Yas - vOC

Br 7107

Br 7107

L-461-1 Cornet Pleading Blues - Part 1

Pm 13002, HJCA HC-116

L-462-1 Cornet Pleading Blues - Part 2

Pm 13002, HJCA HC-116

JAMES COLE

JAMES COLE'S STRING BAND: James Cole, vn / probably: Tommy Bradley, g / Eddie Dimmitt,­ md / perhaps ­others / v. Indianapolis, IN, June 25, 1928.

E-7480- I Got A Gal - v

Voc unissued

E-7481- Bill Cheatem - v?

Voc unissued

COLE'S BLUES FIVE: James Cole, vn / as / Tommy Bradley, g / Eddie Dimmitt, md / Roosevelt Purs­ley, jug. Richmond, IN, September 27, 1930.

17085,-A Get Together Blues

Gnt unissued

17086,-A James Cole Fox Trot

Gnt unissued

JAMES COLE'S WASHBOARD BAND: James Cole, vn / Tommy Bradley g / Eddie Dimmitt, mnd / wb, k. Richmond, IN, October 27, 1930.

17202,-A Over The Hills To Virginia

Ch unissued

17203, A-B Silent On The Southern Seas [sic]

Ch unissued

17204 Runnin' Wild

Ch 16150, 40047

17205 Sweet Lizzie

Ch 16150, 40047

NOTE: The correct title of the second selection is SIREN OF A SOUTHERN SEA. Champion 40047 as JAMES COLE'S WASHBOARD FOUR.

KING COLE AND HIS MUSIC WEAVERS

Pseudonym on Timely Tunes C-1589 for Bert Lown and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Champion 15549 for Billie Wilson, q.v.

E. L. Coleman, vn, with Charles Washington, bj / Sylvester Weaver, g / Clarence Williams, p, as shown. St. Louis,

9027-A Steel String Blues -bjCW, gSW

OK 8216

9028-A Blue Feelin' Blues - pCW

Pseudonym on Edison for Helen Baxter, q.v.

Vocal, acc. by Leslie A. Hutchinson ("Hutch"), p. New York, September 10, 1923.

70304 Original Charleston Strut

PA 021060, Per 12073

70305 She Walked Right Up And Took My Man Away

PA 021061, Per 12074

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

1704 Hard-Hearted Hannah (Jeffries' Rialto Orchestra)

1738 On The Z. R. 3 (Jeffries' Rialto Orchestra)

1757 Everybody Loves My Baby (Jeffries' Rialto Orchestra)

1761 Oh, Darling! Do Say Yes! (Jeffries' Rialto Orchestra)

1797 No One (Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra)

1835 Nay, Dearie, Nay (Vic Meyers and his Orchestra)

1943 Both sides by Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra

2051 A Tree In The Park (Al Gentile and the Americanas)

2059 Song Of The Wanderer (Johnny Sylvester and his Playmates)

THE COLLEGE SERENADERS

Pseudonym on Champion 15227 (A TREE IN THE PARK) for Al Gentile and the Americanas, q.v.

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:­

Domino 21193 Hard-To-Get Gertie (Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra)

Pathé Actuelle 36924 He Ain't Never Been In College (The California Ramblers)

Perfect 15105 He Ain't Never Been In College (The California Ramblers)

Two other bandsalso used this name:­

Roy Johnston and another, t / Spiegle Willcox, tb / Stub Washburn, as / Freddie Ballinger, ts / Red Ewald, vn / Jimmy Lynch, p / Charlie Dean, bj / bb / Bob Causer, d. New York, March 23, 1923.

27672-3 That Red-Head Gal

Vic 19049, HMV B-1664, Zon 3606

NOTE: Other sides by this band on Victor are of little or no interest as jazz.

Norman Payne, t / tb / ? 2 as / ts / p / bj / bb / d / Cavan O'Connor, v. London, c. May, 1930.

Puttin' On The Ritz - vCO'C

Piknik D-5

NOTE: This is a flexible, so-called unbreakable record.

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:

Challenge 933 Papa's Mama's Blue (Billy James and his Orchestra)

Domino 3446 Blue-Eyed Sally (California Ramblers)

Oriole 250 I'm Satisfied (California Ramblers)

733 I Can't Get Over A Girl Like You (Adrian Schubert's Orchestra)

1541 Papa's Mama's Blue (Billy James and his Orchestra)

TED COLLINS AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym on Mayfair for the ARC-Brunswick studio band, q.v.

Pseudonym on Silvertone for Sodarisa Miller, q.v.

Pseudonym on Duophone B-5075 for Jeffries' Rialto Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Guardsman for McKenzie's Candy Kids, q.v.

Pseudonym on Australian Columbia for the following items in this book:

DO-565 Benny Goodman and his Orchestra

DO-576 Ben Selvin and his Orchestra

Usually the records of this studio band are of no jazz interest, but the following is rather an exception.

Probably: Hymie Farberman, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Sam Feinsmith, cl / Benny Krueger, as / p / bj / d / Billy Jones, v. New York, May 7, 1924.

81765-4 Oh Baby! - vBJ

Col 131-D

COLUMBIA PHOTO PLAYERS

See Ben Selvin.

RUSS COLUMBO

Although the late Russ Columbo directed his own orchestra as a backdrop for his very sentimental style of singing, and included in it Benny Goodman, cl / Joe Sullivan, p / Gene Krupa, d, the only record likely to interest the jazz collector from the few he made is the following, which does not include any of these in its personnel.

Vocal, acc. by ? Mike Mosiello, t / Jimmy Dorsey, cl / probably: Lou Raderman, vn / Milton Rettenberg, p / Carl Kress, g / Dick Cherwin, sb. New York, September 3, 1931.

70210-1 I Don't Know Why (I Just Do)

Vic 22801, HMV B-4042, EA-966

COMEDY DANCE ORCHESTRA

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

E-4593 You're The Cream In My Coffee (Miff Mole and his Little Molers)

E-6131 Both sides by Fred "Sugar" Hall and his Sugar Babies

E-6227 Both sides by Fred "Sugar" Hall and his Sugar Babies

R-355 Rambling Wreck From Georgia Tech (Goofus Five and their Orchestra)

This name was also applied to the Parlophone studio band of the time, and from the considerable number issued, the following is outstanding from the jazz viewpoint:

Ronnie Munro, p (?), dir: 2t / tb / cl / as / Arthur Lally, bar / bj / ob / Max Bacon, d / Leslie Sarony v. London, c. August 8, 1928.

E-2055-2 How Long Has This Been Goin' On? - vLS

Par E-6076

Pseudonym on Parlophone E-6051 (YALE BLUES) for the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra, q.v., and for other groups on the same label of no known jazz interest.

Pseudonym on Concert Record 1007 for the Bal Taberin Jazz Orchestra (see Harry Raderman).

EDDIE CONDON QUARTET: Frank Teschemacher, cl, as / Joe Sullivan, p / Eddie Condon, bj, v / Gene Krupa, d. New York, July 28, 1928.

400899-A Oh Baby (Rain Or Shine) - scat v. intro by band

Par R-2932, B-71146, DPE-86, PZ-11070, Col 35950, Od 031809, 295217

401035-A Indiana - vEC

Par R-2932, A-2667, B-71146, DPE-86 PZ-11070, Col 35950, Od 031809, 295217

NOTE: Parlophone A-2667 as EDDIE CONLON'S ORCHESTRA.

EDDIE CONDON AND HIS FOOTWARMERS: Jimmy McPartland, c / Jack Teagarden, tb, v / Mezz Mezz­ row, cl, speech / Joe Sullivan, p / Eddie Condon, bj, v / Art Miller, sb / Johnny Powell, d. New York, October 30, 1928.

401277-A I'm Sorry I Made You Cry - vEC

OK 41142, UHCA 27, Od PO-66, 165618, A-2419, A-189240, Par 85378, A-2667

401278-A Makin' Friends - vJT / spMM

OK 41142, UHCA 28, Od PO-66, 165618, A-2419, A-189240, A-2667, A-27743, A-272252, Par R-2031, 85377, A-7631

NOTE: Odeon PO-66 and all Parlophones as EDDIE CONDON AND HIS ORCHESTRA, except where the name is spelled CONLON; Odeon 165618 as CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS. Some later pressings of Odeon A-2419 use Earl Hines matrix 402220-A instead of 401277-A.

EDDIE'S HOT SHOTS: Leonard Davis, t / Jack Teagarden, tb, v / Mezz Mezzrow, Cm / Happy Cald­well, ts / Joe Sullivan, p / Eddie Condon, bj / George Stafford, d. New York, February 8, 1929.

48345-1 I'm Gonna Stomp, Mr. Henry Lee - vJT

Vic V-38046, HMV B-4987, EA-2970, K-6952

48345-2 I'm Gonna Stomp, Mr. Henry Lee - vJT

BB B-10168, HMV JK-2167

48346-1 That's A Serious Thing - vJT

BB B-10168, HMV JK-2167

48346-2 That's A Serious Thing - vJT

Vic V-38046, HMV B-4987, EA-2970, K-6952

NOTE: Bluebird B-10168, HMV EA-2970 as EDDIE CONDON'S HOT SHOTS; HMV JK-2167 as EDDIE CONDON'S ORCHESTRA.

EDDIE CONDON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Max Kaminsky, t / Floyd O'Brien, tb / Pee Wee Russell, cl / Bud Freeman, ts / Alex Hill, p, a / Eddie Condon, bj / Artie Bernstein, sb / Sid Catlett, d. New York, October 21, 1933.

B-14193-A The Eel

Br 02006, Col 35680, Dec M-30368

B-14193-B The Eel

Issued on LP

B-14194-A Tennessee Twilight - aAH

Br 01690, A-500406, Col 36009, DS-1574, UHCA 63, Par R-2938, A-7554, Dec M-30366

B-14194-B Tennessee Twilight - aAH

Col 36009

B-14195-A Madame Dynamite

Br 01690, A-500406, Col DS-1574, UHCA 64, Par R-2938, A-7554, Dec M-30366

B-14195-B Madame Dynamite

Col 36009

B-14196-A Home Cooking

Co unissued

Joe Sullivan, p, replaces Hill. New York, November 17, 1933.

B-14193-C The Eel

Br 6743, 02006, A-9738, A-81914, A-500328, Par R-2807, A-7483, Col DS-1398, Lucky 5074

B-14196-B Home Cooking

Br 6743 02005, A-9737, A-81914, A-50032, Col 36580, Par R-2807, A-7459, DS-1398, Dec
M-30368, Lucky 5074

NOTE: Brunswick A-500328 as CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS.

Misspelling of Eddie Condon's name on Parlophone A-2667.

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:­

Jewel 5012 Red Lips, Kiss My Blues Away (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

Oriole 670 How Many Times? (The Buffalodians)

1156 My Melancholy Baby (Original Indiana Five)

1171 Where Will I Be? (Original Indiana Five)

1172 Moten Stomp (Original Indiana Five)

1483 Both sides by Irving Mills and his Orchestra

Pseudonyms on Connorized for Ladd's Black Aces, q.v.

Pseudonym on Harmony for various bands of low to moderate interest. The following, however, is exceptional.

Probably a Fred Hall group; good cl featured; Irving Kaufman (as MARVIN YOUNG), v. New York, June 11, 1929.

148682-1-2 I'm The Medicine Man For The Blues - vIK

Diva 2975-G, Har 975-H, VT 1975-V

CONSOLIDATED CLUB ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle and Perfect for Paul Specht and his Orchestra, q.v.

Vocal, acc. by Louis Dumaine, c / Willie Joseph, cl / Morris Rouse, p / Leonard Mitchell, bj. New Orleans, March 7, 1927.

37981-1 Mamma Cookie

Vic LP-7003 (LP)

37981-3 Mamma Cookie

Vic 20579

37982-1 He's The Sweetest Black Man In Town

Vic 20579

37982-3 He's The Sweetest Black Man In Town

COOK'S DREAMLAND ORCHESTRA: Doc Cook (r.n. Charles L. Cooke) dir: / Freddie Keppard, Elwood Graham, c / Fred Garland, tb / Jimmie Noone, Clifford King, cl, as / Joe Poston, as / Jerome Pasquall, ts / Jimmy Bell, vn /

11727-B Scissor Grinder Joe

Gnt 5374, Sil 4044

11728- Lonely Little Wallflower

Gnt 5373, Sil 4045

11729-A-B So This Is Venice

Gnt 5360

11730 Moanful Man

Gnt 5373, Sil 4045

11731 The Memphis Maybe Man

Gnt 5374, Sil 4044

11732-A-B The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else

Gnt 5360

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 4056 (SO THIS IS VENICE) is by Harry Reser's Orchestra (Paramount master), not Cook's Dreamland Orchestra, as was once believed.

COOKIE'S GINGERSNAPS: Freddie Keppard, c / Fred Garland, tb / Jimmie Noone, cl, v / Joe Poston, as, ts, v / Kenneth Anderson, p / Johnny St. Cyr, bj. Chicago, June 22, 1926.

9768-A Messin' Around - vJN, JP

OK 8390

9769-A High Fever

9770-A Here Comes The Hot Tamale Man

OK 8369

9771-B Love Found You For Me - vJN

COOK AND HIS DREAMLAND ORCHESTRA: Doc Cook dir: Freddie Keppard, Elwood Graham, c / Fred Garland, tb / Jimmie Noone, cl / Joe Poston, Clifford King, cl, as / ? Jerome Pasquall, cl, ts / Kenneth Anderson, p / Robert Shelly, Johnny St. Cyr, bj / Rudolph "Sudie" Reynaud, bb / Bert Greene or Andrew Hilaire, d / v breaks probably by Poston and Noone. Chicago, July 10, 1926.

142414-1 Here Comes The Hot Tamale Man! - v

Col 727-D

142415-2 Brown Sugar

Col 813-D, Re G-8804

142416-1 High Fever

Col 813-D, 4338

142417-1 Spanish Mama - v

Col 727-D

NOTE: Regal as RAYMOND DANCE BAND.

George Mitchell, c, replaces Keppard; Jerome Carrington, p, replaces Anderson. Chicago, December 2, 1926.

142981-3 Sidewalk Blues - v

Col 862-D

142982-1-2-3 The Sermon

Col unissued

"DOC" COOK AND HIS 14 DOCTORS OF SYNCOPATION: George Mitchell, Elwood Graham, c / Bill Dawson, Fayette Williams, tb / Jimmie Noone, cl / Joe Poston, as / Billy Butler, as, vn / Clarence Owens, ts / Jerome Carrington, p / Johnny St. Cyr, bj / Bill Newton, bb / Andrew Hilaire, d, v. Chicago, June 11, 1927.

144317-2 Alligator Crawl

Col 1298-D

144318-2 Willie The Weeper - vAH

Col 1070-D

Chicago, June 15, 1927.

144334-3 Brainstorm

Col 1298-D

144335-3 Slue Foot

Col 1070-D

George Mitchell, c / Elwood Graham, c, v / Bill Dawson, tb, v / Billy Butler, cl, as / Joe Poston­ cl, as, v / ts / Sterling Todd, p / Johnny St. Cyr, bj / Bill Newton, bb / Andrew Hilaire, d, v. Chicago, March 30, 1928.

145859-2 Hum And Strum (Do-Do-Do, That's What I Do) - vEG, BD-JP

Col 1430-D

145860-1-2-3 I'm A Broken-Hearted Blackbird - vBD

Col unissued

145861-2 I Got Worry (Love Is On My Mind) - vAH

Col 1430-D

145862-1-2-3 The Treat By The Gang

Col unissued

ROBERT COOKSEY

See Bobby Leecan.

COON-SANDERS' (ORIGINAL HIGHTHAWK) ORCHESTRA

COON-SANDERS' NOVELTY ORCHESTRA: Joe Sanders, p, and Carlton Coon, d, dir: Clyde Hend­rick, t / Carl Norberg, tb / Harold Thiell, Hal McLean, cl, as / ts, bsx / Harry Silverstone, vn / Bob Norfleet, bj. Kansas City,

79697-2-3 Some Little Bird

Col A3403, Re G-7765

79698-1-2-3 Hindu Dream Man

Col unissued

79699-1-2-3 Learning (intro: I Love Your Eyes)

Col unissued

79760-1-2-3 Treasures

Col unissued

NOTE: Regal G-7765 as REGAL NOVELTY ORCHESTRA. The above are of no jazz interest, but are included for the sake of completeness.

COON-SANDERS' ORIGINAL NIGHTHAWK ORCHESTRA: Joe Sanders, p, v, and Carlton Coon, d, v, dir: Joe Richolson, t / Nick Mussolini, tb / Harold Thiell, John Thiell, cl, as / Orville Knapp­ cl, ts / Dewey Birge, bj, g / Pop Estep, bb. Kansas City, April 5, 1924.

29837-3 Night Hawk Blues - vJS, CC

Vic 19316, Zon 3761

Kansas City, April 6, 1924.

29838-3 Red Hot Mamma - vJS, CC

Vic 19316, HMV K-2784, Zon 3761

29839-4 Oriental Love Dreams - vJS, CC

Vic 19325

29840-3 There's No-One Just Like You

Vic 19357, HMV B-1884, K-2767

NOTE: HMV K-2767 as COON-SANDERS ET SON ORCHESTRE.

Kansas City, April 7, 1924.

29868-3 Why Don't My Dreams Come True? - vJS, CC

Vic 19357, HMV B-1877

29869-2 My Daddy's Dreamtime Lullaby - vJS, CC

Vic 19325

Bill Haid, bj, replaces Birge. Chicago, November 9, 1924.

31153-2 Moonlight And You - vJS, CC

Vic 19525, Zon 3887

31154-1-2-3-4 Brown Eyes - vJS

Vic unissued

Chicago, November 13, 1924.

31172-3 Some Of These Days - vJS, CC

Vic 19600, HMV K-3217

31173-1-2-3-4 My Best Gal

Vic unissued

NOTE: HMV K-3217 as COON-SANDERS ET SON ORCHESTRE.

Chicago, November 16, 1924.

31154-5-6-7 Brown Eyes - vJS

Vic unissued

31189-2 Show Me The Way - vJS, CC

Vic 19525, HMV K-3217, Zon 3887

31190-1-2-3-4 Jing-A-Ling-A-Ling - vJS, CC

Vic unissued

NOTE: HMV K-3217 as COON-SANDERS ET SON ORCHESTRE.

Camden, NJ, July 13, 1925.

32768-4 I'm Gonna Charleston Back To Charleston - vJS, CC

Vic 19727, HMV B-2122, K-3077, Zon 3959

32769-5 Alone At Last - vJS

Vic 19728, HMV K-3077, Zon 3929

32770-1-2-3 I Can't Realize (You Love Me) - vJS

Vic unissued

Camden, NJ, July 27, 1925.

32770-7 I Can't Realize (You Love Me) - vJS, CC

Vic 19852

33200-2 Yes, Sir! That's My Baby - vCC

Vic 19745, Zon 3945

33201-1-2-3-4 Everything Is Hotsy-Totsy Now - vJS

Vic unissued

33202-4 Dreaming Of Tomorrow - vCC, JS

Vic 19804, HMV B-2165, EA-13, El EG-110

Camden, NJ, August 7, 1925.

33157-4 Hong Kong Dream Girl - vJS, CC

Vic 19754, HMV K-5016, Zon 3947

33158-3 Who Wouldn't Love You? - vJS

Vic 19754, HMV K-5016, Zon 3947

33159-3 That's All There Is (There Ain't No More) - vCC

Vic 19750, HMV K-5034, Zon 3946

33201-7 Everything Is Hotsy-Totsy Now - vJS

Vic 19750, Zon 3946

NOTE: HMV K-5016 and K-5034 as COON-SANDERS ET SON ORCHESTRE.

Bob Pope, t, added (except for 34057); Rex Downing, tb, replaces Mussolini; Floyd Estep, cl, ts, replaces Knapp; Elmer Krebs, bb, replaces Estep. Chicago, December 20, 1925.

34056-1-2-3-4-5 Too Bad

Vic unissued

34057-1-2-3-4 Don't Be A Fool, You Fool - vJS, CC

Vic unissued

Chicago, December 21, 1925.

34061-2 Louise, You Tease - vCC

Vic 19958

34062-3 Flamin' Mamie - vJS

Vic 19922, HMV EA-33

34063-1-2-3-4-5 Sittin' Around - vCC

Vic unissued

34064-3 Moon Deer - vJS

Vic 19979

2nd p, added; Russ Stout, bj, replaces Haid. Chicago, March 9, 1926.

340638 Sittin' Around - vCC

Vic 20015, HMV B-5091

35030-1-2-3-4 Here Comes The Hot Tamale Man - vJS, CC

Vic unissued

35031-1 Everything's Gonna Be All Right - vJS

Vic 20033

35032-1-2-3-4 I'd Rather Be Alone - vJS

Vic unissued

35034-4 Deep Henderson

Vic 20081, HMV B-5121, AM-616

Joe Sanders, p, v, and Carlton Coon, d, v, dir: Bob Pope, Joe Richolson, t / Rex Downing, tb / Harold Thiell, John Thiell, cl, as / Floyd Estep, cl, ts / Russ Stout, bj / Elmer Krebs, bb. Chicago, December 8, 1926.

37214-3 High Fever

Vic 20461

37215-4 My Baby Knows How - vJS

Vic 20390, HMV EA-146

37216-2 Brainstorm

Vic 20390, HMV B-5289

Chicago, December 17, 1926.

37259-3 I Need Lovin' - vJS

Vic 20408

Chicago, June 25, 1927.

39064-2 I Ain't Got Nobody - vJS, CC

Vic 20785, HMV B-5383, El EG-672

39065-3 Roodles

Vic 20785

Kansas City, December 13, 1927.

41369-3 Louder And Funnier

Vic V-38083

41370-2 Sluefoot - vJS, CC

Vic 21305

41371-3 Wabash Blues - vJS, CC

Vic LPV-511, RD-7597 (LP)

41372-3 Mine - All Mine - vJS, CC

Vic 21148, HMV EA-305

Kansas City, December 14, 1927.

41373-1 The Wail

Vic 21305

41374-3 Hallucinations

Vic 21397

41375-2 Stay Out Of The South - vJS, CC

Vic 21258, HMV B-5463, EA-317

41376-1 Is She My Girl Friend? - vJS

Vic 21148, HMV EA-305

Chicago, May 29, 1928.

42373-2 Indian Cradle Song - vCC

Vic 21562, HMV B-5538

42374-2 Ready For The Riven - vJS

Vic 21501, HMV B-5561, EA-378

42375-2 Oh! You Have No Idea - vJS, CC

Vic 21501, HMV B-5553, EA-403

Chicago, June 27, 1928.

46003-2 Too Busy! - vCC

Vic 21546, HMV B-5534, EA-414

46004-3 Blazin'

Vic 21680

Chicago, June 29, 1928.

46020-1 Down Where The Sun Goes Down - vJS

Vic 21546, HMV EA-414

Chicago, November 20, 1928.

48609-2 My Suppressed Desire - vCC

Vic 21803, HMV B-5631, EA-504

48610-3 What A Girl! What A Night! - vJS

Vic 21803

Chicago, November 27, 1928.

48625-1 Smilin' Skies - vCC

Vic V-38083

48626-3 Here Comes My Ball And Chain - vJS

Vic 21812, HMV B-5653

48627-1-2 Who Wouldn't Be Jealous Of You? - vJS

Vic 21812, HMV EA-504

Chicago, December 3, 1928.

48656-1-2-3 That's How I Feel About You - vCC

Vic unissued

48657-1 Little Orphan Annie - vJS

Vic 21895

Chicago, December 12, 1928.

48725-3 Rhythm King - vCC

Vic 21891

48726-2 Bless You, Sister - vCC

Vic 21895

Chicago, January 17, 1929.

XC-3020-A Maytag Frolic, Part 1 (Harold Teen - vJS / Mississippi, Here I Am - vCC)

Br special recording; The Old Masters MB-113 (CD)

XC-3021-A Maytag Frolic, Part 2 (Sittin' And Whittlin' - vJS / 'Way Down In The Deep South - vCC)

Br special recording; The Old Masters MB-113 (CD)

XC-3024-A Maytag Frolic, Part 5 (Bless You Sister - vCC / Kansas City Kitty - beginning - vJS)

Br special recording; The Old Masters MB-113 (CD)

XC-3025-A Maytag Frolic, Part 6 (Kansas City Kitty - conclusion / What A Girl! What A Night! - vJS)

Br special recording; The Old Masters MB-113 (CD)

NOTE: These selections are part of a half-hour radio program produced by Brunswick for the National Radio Advertising Company. The intervening matrices in the series (XC-3022-A / XC-3023-A), also by Coon-Sanders, are
college medleys of no jazz interest. The Old Masters CD-ROM includes the program in its entirety.

Chicago, February 12, 1929.

48879-2 Mississippi, Here I Am - vJS, CC

Vic 21891

48880-2 Tennessee Lazy - vJS

Vic 21939

NOTE: Some copies of Victor 21939 labeled TENNESSEE LADY.

Chicago, February 23, 1929.

50519-3 Kansas City Kitty - vJS

Vic 21939

Chicago, July 24, 1929.

55492-3 (I'm Just Wild About Everything) And Especially You! - vJS

Vic 22077

55493-1-2-3 Because You Said "I Love You" - vJS

Vic unissued

55494-1-2-3 True Blue Lou - vJS

Vic unissued

Chicago, July 26, 1929.

55509-4 The Flippity Flop - vJS

Vic 22089, HMV B-5752, EA-610, R-14287

55510-3 Gotta Great Big Date With A Little Bitta Girl - vJS

Vic 22123, HMV B-5752, R-14264

Chicago, November 18, 1929.

57429-3 Harlem Madness - vJS

Vic 22300

57430-1 Moanin' For You - vJS

Vic 22278, HMV EA-717

Chicago, November 29, 1929.

57497-1-2-3 Music In The Moonlight - vCC

Vic unissued

57498-1-2-3 Ain't You, Baby? - vCC

Vic unissued

57499-3 We Love Us - vJS

Vic 22304, HMV R-14401

Chicago, December 6, 1929.

57232-2 Sweepin' The Clouds Away - vJS, CC

Vic 22346, HMV EA-724

57233-2 Alone In The Rain - vJS, CC

Vic 22262, HMV B-5793, R-14359

57234-3 After You've Gone - vJS, CC

Vic 22342

Chicago, December 12, 1929.

57254-2 The Darktown Strutters' Ball - vCC

Vic 22342

57255-1-2-3 Take Me - vJS

Vic unissued

57497-4-5-6 Music In The Moonlight - vCC

Vic unissued

John "Lop" Jarman, mel, added; Eddie Edwards, bb, replaces Krebs. New York, March 9, 1932.

71928-1 Lo And Behold - vJS

Vic 22951, El EG-2573

71929-1 Let That Be A Lesson To You - vJS

Vic 22950, HMV B-6198, HMV R-14774

71930-1 What A Life! (Trying To Live Without You) - vJS

Vic 22950, HMV B-6199

71931-1 Sing A New Song - vJS

Vic 22951, HMV B-6189, EA-1115, El EG-2573, HMV R-14774

New York, March 24, 1932.

72000-1 'Round My Heart - vJS

Vic 22972

72001-1 Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now - vJS

Vic 22969

72002-1 I Know You're Lying, But I Love It - vJS

Vic 22969

72003-1 I Want To Go Home - vJS

Vic 22972

72004-1 Give Her A Kiss For Me - vJS

Vic unissued

72005-2 On Revival Day - vCC

Vic 22979