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

This popular dance band made many sides for Edison, Victor, Vocalion, and Columbia between 1926 and 1935. Only the following have "hot" solo work.

Irving Aaronson, p, dir: Mickey Bloom, Jimmy Taylor, t / Cliff "Red" Stanley, tb, v / Harold Saliers, as, bar, vn / Herman Hyde, as, vn / Phil Saxe, cl, ts, vn, v / Sal Cibelli, vn / Ralph Napoli, bj, v / Mack Walker, bb / Stanley Johnston, d. New York, April 27, 1926.

35234-6 He Ain't Done Right By Nell - vPS, CS

Vic 20034

New York, May 15, 1926.

35518-3 The Pump Song - vPS

Vic 20083, HMV EA-75

35519-3 Hi-Ho The Merrio (As Long As She Loves Me) - vPS, CS

Vic 20063, HMV EA-70

New York, June 25, 1926.

35722-1 Hard-To-Get Gertie - vIA

Vic 20100, HMV B-5135, EA-135, El EG-325

Artie Quenzer, as, vn, replaces Hyde; Bob Leitner, cl, as, vn, replaces Saliers. Camden, NJ, January 7, 1927.

37410-3 I Never See Maggie Alone - vPS

Vic 20473, HMV EA-158

Irving Aaronson dir: Charlie Trotta, t, v / Jimmy Taylor, t / Cliff "Red" Stanley and another, tb / Artie Shaw, cl, as / Phil Saxe, cl, ts / Tony Pastor, ts, v / Sal Ciibelli, vn / Jack Armstrong, vn, v / Chalmers McGregor, Herman Mahr, p / Ralph Napoli, bj, v / Mack Walker, bb / Stanley Johnston, d. New York, December 21, 1928.

49406-2 Sweetheart Of All My Dreams - vCT, TP, JA, RN

Vic 21834

Irving Aaronson, dir: Mike Renzulli, Harry McKeown, t / Ernie Mathias, t, v / Red Jessup, tb / Joe Gillespie, Sam Rubenowitch, cl, as / Morty Freeman or Reggie Merrill, cl, ts / "Chin Chin" and another, vn / Horace Diaz, p / Dick Dickson, g / George Green, sb / ? Gene Krupa, d. New York, September 6, 1933.

13947-1 Snowball - vEM

Voc 2525, Pan 25595

13948-1 That's How Rhythm Was Born - vEM

Voc 2525, Pan 25595

New York, August 22, 1934.

CO-15718-A Pardon My Southern Accent - vEM

Col 2946-D

LEON ABBEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Leon Abbey, vn, dir: Charlie Johnson, Harry Cooper, t / Jake Green, tb / Peter Duconge, Ralph James, cl, as / Fletcher Allen, cl, as, ts, a / William Caine, p / Harry Stevens, bj / John Warren­, bb / Oliver Tines, d. Hayes, Middlesex, January 17, 1928.

Bb-12375-1 Mighty Lak' A Rose

HMV unissued

Bb-12376-1 Sidewalk Blues

HMV unissued

Pseudonym on Key K-605 for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v.

Larry Abbott, comb / Joe Venuti, Murray Kellner, vn / Bill Wirges, p / Tony Colucci, g / sb / v duet. New York, November 15, 1927.

81824-A-B-C Mississippi Mud - v2

OK unissued

81825-D I'm More Than Satisfied - v2

OK 41044, Par R-3501, Od 165358, 193288, A-189203

NOTE: Parlophone as THE TAMPA BLUE FIDDLERS.

LOU ABELARDO

The following records by this American popular vocalist are of interest for their accompaniments.

Vocal, acc. by Sylvester Ahola, t / Danny Polo, cl, as / Claude Ivy, p / ? Alan Ferguson, g. London, January 14, 1930.

MB-841-1-2-3 Just You - Just Me

Dec unissued

MB-842-1-2 I Don't Want Your Kisses (If I Can't Have Your Love)

Dec unissued

MB-843-1-2 At Twilight

Dec unissued

MB-844-1-2 Marianne

Dec unissued

IRWIN ABRAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA

The following sides by this dance orchestra are of interest for their featured solo work.

Irwin Abrams, vn, dir: probably: Julian Hess, t / Louis Harmin, tb / Les Crumbacher, Otto Tucker, James Imberman, cl, ss, as, ts / Joe Venuti, vn / Elliott Jacoby, p / Joe Felline, bj / Albert R. Smith, bb / Fred Bauer, d / Les Reis, v; possibly others. New York, March 22, 1927.

80656-B That's My Hap-Hap-Happiness - vLR

OK 40798, Par R-3335

NOTE: Parlophone as THE TAMPA BLUE ORCHESTRA.

Eddie Lang, g, replaces Felline. New York, June 17, 1927.

81027-B Magnolia - vLR

OK 40846, Par R-3407, A-4924, Od 193063, A-189061

81028-A-B I Ain't That Kind Of A Baby - vLR

OK unissued

NOTE: Parlophone R-3407 as THE BLUE BOYS.

Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle 10232 for the Seven Black Dots, q.v.

Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle and Perfect for the Synco Jazz Band, q.v.

Eddie Lee, Joe Lee, Norman Bartlett, v trio, acc. by Max Goldberg, t / cl / p. London, October 4, 1932.

OY-3944-2 Grand

Zon 6222

Zon 6222

Trumpet and mellophone solos, acc. by Phil Wall, p. New York, December 9, 1926.

Trumpet Amplifications

Ed test (unnumbered)

HOOLEY AHOLA'S VIKINGS: Sylvester Ahola, t / Al Philburn, tb / Ernie Warren, cl / Phil Wall, p / Lou Calabrese,
bj / Johnny Morris, d / Ethel Stanley, v. New York, December 17, 1926.

11378 Looking At The World Thru' Rose-Colored Glasses

Ed unissued

11379 (Cock-A-Doodle, I'm Off My Noodle) My Baby's Back

Ed unissued

NOTE: Sylvester Ahola made six sides for Zonophone and four for Decca in England in 1929 and 1930, but all of these are of non-jazz material.

Andrew Aiona cl, as, dir: K. A. Theck, c / as, bar / ? Sam Koki, g, stg. Los Angeles, January 14, 1929.

147806-3 Hula Girl

Col 1728-D, Re G-20464

147807-2 Paahana

Col 1788-D

147808-2 Keko

Col 1728-D

Los Angeles, January 15, 1929.

147809-1-2-3 Paauau

Col unissued

Los Angeles, January 22, 1929.

147820-3 That Lovin' Hula

Col 1788-D

147821-1-2-3 Kaala

Col unissued

NOTE: Despite the appearance of the titles, these are not Hawaiian records.

ALABAMA CREOLE BAND

Pseudonym on Claxtonola for Bailey's Dixie Dudes, q.v.

Pseudonym on Champion for Frank Bunch and his Fuzzy Wuzzies, q.v.

Pseudonym on Champion 15398 and on Silvertone for the Triangle Harmony Boys, q.v.

Pseudonym on Operaphone for the Synco Jazz Band, q.v.

Pseudonym on Bell for the Triangle Harmony Boys, q.v.

Ed Allen, c / Cecil Scott, cl / Willie "The Lion" Smith, p / Ikey Robinson, bj, v (as HAMBONE JACKSON) / ? Richard Fullbright, sb / Floyd Casey, wb / Clarence Williams, jug, v. New York, September 5, 1934.

38545-A Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider - vIR

Dec 7000

Dec 7000, Br 05092

38547 Gulf Coast Blues - vIR

Dec 7001

Dec 7001

Cyrus St. Clair, bb, replaces sb; Ham and Cabbage Trio (Clarence Williams, Ikey Robinson, Clarence Todd, the ­latter also playing kazoo), v. New York, October 3, 1934.

38781-A Jazz It Blues (Jazz Me Blues) - vHC3

Dec 7041

Dec 7041, Br 05092

38783-A Crazy Blues - vCW

Dec 7042

Dec 7042

Bob Haring dir: Mike Mosiello and ? another, t / ? Charlie Butterfield, tb / Jimmy Dorsey cl, as / Andy Sannella, cl, as, stg / p / bj / bb / d / Arthur Fields, v. New York, c. January 2, 1928.

2788-A-C San - vAF

Cam 8109, Lin 2763, Ro 532, Dn A-29

NOTE: Dominion as JAY WILBUR AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

Probably: Leo McConville, Red Nichols, t / Miff Mole, tb / Loring McMurray, as / Hymie Wolf­son, ts / Rube Bloom,

2833-B; 108286 Red Head Blues

Cam 8129, Lin 2783, PA 36841, Per 15022, Ro 552

2834-A; 108287 The Drag

Cam 8130, Lin 2784, PA 36841, Per 15022, Ro 553

2835-A-C The New Twister

Cam 8132, Lin 2786, Ro 555

NOTE: Pathé Actuelle and Perfect as KENTUCKY HOT HOPPERS.

Leo McConville, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / ? Fud Livingston, ts / ? Arthur Schutt, p / ? Dick McDonough, bj, g / ? Stan King, d. New York, April, 1928.

3070-A Riverboat Shuffle

Cam 8204, Lin 2859, Ro 634, MF 4

3071-A Eccentric

Cam 8205, Lin 2860, Ro 635, MF 101

NOTE: Mouldie Fygge 4 was never issued. This was also a pseudonym on Cameo 1260, Lincoln 2725, and Romeo 494 for the Red Heads, q.v.

Pseudonym on Champion for Harry Pollock's Blue Diamonds, q.v. Not all titles so labeled are of interest as jazz.

Harold Randolph or Jake Fenderson, k / Clarence Profit, p / ? Teddy Bunn, g / bj / ? tiple / Bruce Johnson, wb / Jake Fenderson, v. New York, c. October 13, 1930.

E-34908-A If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight - vJF

Voc 1546

E-34909-A The Porter's Love Song - vJF

Voc 1630, Br A-86012

E-34910-A Pig Meat Stomp

Voc 1546

Unknown k / Ben Smith, as / ? Carl Wade, ts / p / bj / wb / Jake Fenderson, John Berry, v. New York, February 3, 1931.

VO-1001-A-B Rockin' Chair - vJF, JB

Voc unissued

VO-1003-A-8 Who Stole The Lock? - vJF

Voc unissued

VO-1004-A-B Rockin' Chair - vJF, JB

Voc 1587

Voc / Br 1586

VO-1006-A-B You're Lucky To Me - vJF

Voc / Br 1586

VO-1007-A-B Who Stole The Lock - vJF

Voc 1587

Voc unissued

Smith doubles cl; g added; Steve Washington, bj, replaces (or may be) the unknown on the last session; Sis Beale, v. New York, June 25, 1931.

VO-1037- Treat Me Like A Baby - vJF

Voc 1626

VO-1038-A I Need Lovin' - vJF

Voc 1635

VO-1039- I Surrender Dear - vSB

Voc 1626

VO-1040-A You Can't Stop Me From Lovin' You - vJF

Voc 1635

Ben Smith, as / p / bj, g / wb / Jake Fenderson, v. New York, June 26, 1931.

E-36881-A Corrinne Corrinna (Corine Corina*) - vJF

Voc 1630, Br A-86012*

Taft Jordan, t / ? Steve Washington, cl, bj / Jimmy Shine, as / ? Carl Wade, ts / Eddie Miles, p, v / 2nd bj, sometimes doubles g / wb / Spencer Copening, Jimmy Spencer, v. New York, February 9, 1932.

11248-A Was That The Human Thing To Do? - vEM, SC, JB

Voc / Br 1684

11249-A Can't We Talk It Over? - vJB

Br 1684

11250-A Pepper Steak - vSC

Voc / Br 1697

11258-A If You Don't Love Me Make Believe You Do - vEM

Voc / Br 1689

11259-A You Can Depend On Me - vEM

Voc / Br 1697

11260-A If All The World Was Made Of Glass - vJS

Voc / Br 1689

See also the Washboard Rhythm Band (Vocalion 2688). Matrices 11251-11257 inclusive are by other artists.

Pseudonym on Domino 3471 (both sides) and 3474 (I AIN'T GOT NOBODY TO LOVE) for the California Ramblers, q.v. There is no connection to Paul Specht and his Alamac Hotel Orchestra (Columbia).

Pseudonym on Cardinal for Ladd's Black Aces, q.v.

Pseudonym on Buddy and Champion for Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra, q.v.

Vocal duet, acc. by Dell Lampe dir: Earl Baker, t / tb / cl / as / "Norm," p / bj / "Cheek," bb / d / 3 others (per recording file.) Chicago, October 17, 1929.

C-4558-A Piccolo Pete

Br 4625

Vocal duet with Mamie McClure, acc. by the Back-A-Town Boys: t / p / bj / sb / ?d. Chicago, March 13, 1929.

C-3114- He's Tight Like This

Br 7069

Vocal, acc. by p (and bj*). New York, May 20, 1931.

151558-1 *I'm Going To Have It Now

Col 14607-D

New York, May 25, 1931.

151562-1 *You've Got To Save That Thing

Col 14607-D

New York, July 13, 1931.

151678-2 Rider Needs A Fast Horse

Col 14651-D

151679-2 Ugly Man Blues

Col 14646-D

New York, September 10, 1931.

151781-1 Sweetest Daddy In Town

Col 14626-D

151782-1 Men Sure Are Deceiving

Col 14626-D

Acc. by Milton Davage, p (with bj*). New York, January 8, 1932.

152059-1 I Crave Your Lovin' Every Day

Col 14646-D

152060-1 *I'm Wild About My Patootie

Col 14651-D, Jay 12

Acc. by ? Milton Davage, p. New York, March 15, 1932.

152138-1 Back Door Daddy

Col unissued

152139-1 Moanful Moan

Col unissued

TEXAS ALEXANDER

A full listing of this artist's records will be found in Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943. Those shown below are included because of the presence in the accompaniments of jazz musicians, as distinct from purely blues artists.

Vocal, acc. by King Oliver, c / Clarence Williams, p / Eddie Lang­, g. New York, November 20, 1928.

401346-A Tell Me Woman Blues

OK 8673

401347-B 'Frisco Train Blues

NOTE: Temple 526 as KING OLIVER; Jazz Society 594 as KING OLIVER WITH TEXAS ALEXANDER'S BLACK TAMS.

Acc. by Eddie Lang, g. New York, November 20, 1928.

401348-B St. Louis Fair Blues

OK 8688

401349-A I Am Calling Blues

Acc. by his Sax Black Tams: cl, as / p / g. San Antonio, April 9, 1934.

SA-2158-A Blues In My Mind

Voc 02743

SA-2159-A Mistreatin' Woman

Voc 02743

SA-2160-A Polo Blues

Voc 02764

SA-2161-A Normangee Blues

Voc 02772

SA-2162-A Worried Blues

Voc 02772

SA-2163-A Prairie Dog Hole Blues

Voc 02764

Alfredo was a well-known British bandleader during the late 1920s. He recorded many sides for Edison Bell, of which the following are known to be of interest as jazz.

ALFREDO AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Alfred(o) Gill, vn, dir: Arthur Wilson and another, t / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / Bert Brown, ts / p / bj / bb / Charles E. Harris, d. London, c. October 1925.

9607-1-2 Keep Smiling At Trouble

EBW 4322

9608-1-2 Paddlin' Madelin' Home

EBW 4322

ALFREDO'S "NEW PRINCES" ORCHESTRA: Alfred(o) Gill, vn, dir: Alfie Noakes, t / Richard MacDonald­, tb / Claude Cavalotti, as / Bert Brown, ts / Frank Walsh, p / Steve Gauna, bj, g / Tom Eggerton, bb / Charles E. Haines, d / Peter Bernard, v. London, September, 1926.

10218-1-3 That Girl Over There - vPB

EBW 4490

10254-2 That Certain Feeling - v

EBW 4475

London, September, 1926.

10263-1 Because You Could Have Had Me Once - vPB

EBW 4490

10444-1 Elle a mis son smoking

EBW 6427

ALFREDO'S BAND: Alfred(o) Gill, vn, dir: Alfie Noakes, t / Richard MacDonald, tb / Claude Cava­lotti, as / Les Allen, ts, v / Frank Walsh, p / Cyril Gaida, bj / Ken Garrison, bb / Charles E. Harris, d. London, January, 1929.

88484-3 Virginia (There's A Blue Ridge 'Round My Heart) - vLA&ch

EBR 925

89613-2-3 Turn On The Heat - vLA

EBR 1299

NOTE: Vincent Lopez's STEPPIN' OUT (Australian Capitol 4272) is mislabeled as Alfredo and his Orchestra.

Pseudonym on Famous, Harmograph, Paramount, and Puritan for Alberta Hunter, q.v. See also Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five and Jimmie Noone and his Orchestra, with which the real May Alix recorded.

Pseudonym on Scala 700 for the California Ramblers (I WISH I KNEW) and Jeffries and his Rialto Orchestra (SHINE) both q.v.

The Victor issues of 1929-1930 are variously labeled HENRY ALLEN, Jr. AND HIS NEW YORK ORCHESTRA, HENRY ALLEN, Jr. AND HIS ORCHESTRA, HENRY ALLEN AND HIS NEW YORK ORCHESTRA, and simply HENRY ALLEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Later issues are labeled as shown.

Henry Allen, t, v / J. C. Higginbotham, tb / Albert Nicholas, cl, as / Charlie Holmes, cl, ss, as / Teddy Hill, cl, ts,
bar / Luis Russell, p, cel / Will Johnson, bj, g, v / Pops Foster, sb / Paul Barbarin, d, vib. New York, July 16, 1929.

55133-1 It Should Be You

55133-2 It Should Be You

55133-3 It Should Be You

Vic V-38073, BB B-10235, HMV B-6487, K-6949, K-8524, El EG-1598

55134-1 Biff'ly Blues

55134-2 Biff'ly Blues

Vic V-38073, HMV K-6949, El EG-1598

New York, July 17, 1929.

53929-2 Feeling Drowsy

HMV JK-2524

53929-3 Feeling Drowsy

Vic V-38080, BB B-10702, HMV B-4970, BD-103, EA-908

53930-1 Swing Out

53930-2 Swing Out

BB B-10702

53930-3 Swing Out

Vic V-38080, HMV B-4970, B-6500, EA-2908, JK-2524, El EG-3090, EG-3707

Victoria Spivey and The Four Wanderers (Herman Hughes, Charles Clinkscales, tenor voices / Maceo Johnson, ­bar­itone voices / Oliver Childs, bass voice), v. New York, September 24, 1929.

55852-1 Make A Country Bird Fly Wild - vFW

X LVA-3033, Vic RA-5317, HMV 7EG-8136 (LPs)

55852-2 Make A Country Bird Fly Wild - vFW

Vic V-38107, 760-0000, HMV JF-57

55853-1 Funny Feathers Blues - vVS

55853-2 Funny Feathers Blues - vVS

Vic V-38088, BB B-6588, HMV JF-57

55854-1 How Do They Do It That Way? - vVS

55854-2 How Do They Do It That Way? - vVS

Vic V-38088

55855-1 Pleasin' Paul

Vic FXM1-7090, X LVA-3033, Vic RA-5317, HMV 7EG-8136 (LPs)

55855-2 Pleasin' Paul

Vic V-38107, 760-0000, BB B-10235

Henry Allen, t, v / Otis Johnson, t / J. C. Higginbotham, tb / William Thornton Blue, cl, as / Charlie Holmes, cl, ss,

58581-2 Sugar Hill Function

Vic V-38140, 62-0060, HMV B-8409, JF-31, JW-3, El EG-3707

58582-2 You Might Get Better, But You'll Never Get Well - vWJ

Vic V-38140, 62-0060, HMV B-8409, JF-31, JW-3

58583-2 Everybody Shout

Vic V-38121, BB B-6588

58584-2 Dancing Dave

Vic V-38121, BB B-6588

Henry Allen, t, v / Otis Johnson, t / Jimmy Archey, tb / Albert Nicholas, cl, as / Charlie Holmes, cl, ss, as / Greely Walton, ts / Luis Russell, p, cel / Will Johnson, bj, g / Ernest Hill­, bb / Paul Barbarin, d, vib. New York, July 15, 1930.

62343-2 Roamin' - vHA

Vic 23006

62344-2 Singing Pretty Songs

Vic 23338, HMV B-4985

62345-2 Patrol Wagon Blues - vHA

Vic 23006, A-1280, HMV B-6377, GW-1338, JK-2855, K-7171

62346-2 I Fell In Love With You - vHA

Vic 23338, HMV B-4985, B-6426, K-7171

HENRY ALLEN-COLEMAN HAWKINS AND THEIR ORCHESTRA: Henry Allen, t, v / Dicky Wells, tb / Russell Procope, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Don Kirkpatrick, p / Bernard Addison, g / ? Bob Ysaguirre or John Kirby, bb, sb / ? Walter Johnson, d. New York, March 27, 1933.

13183-A Someday, Sweetheart

Br unissued; Pirate MPC-513 (LP)

13184-A I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate

Br unissued; Pirate MPC-513 (LP)

Hilton Jefferson, as, replaces Procope; Horace Henderson, p, replaces Kirkpatrick; Addison (db bj), Kirby, and Johnson definite. New York, July 21, 1933.

13616-1 The River's Takin' Care Of Me - vHA

Ban 32840, Mt M-12769, Or 2746, Per 15808, Ro 2119, Br 02005, A-9737, A-500371

13617-1 Ain'tcha Got Music? - vHA

Ban 32840, Mt M-12769, Or 2746, Per 15808, Ro 2119, Br 01776, A-500371

13618-1 Stringin' Along On A Shoe String - vHA

Ban 32829, Mt M-12759, 91605, Or 2739, Per 15802; Ro 2112, Br 01776, A-500372

13619-1 Shadows On The Swanee

Ban 32829, Mt M-12759, 91605, Or 2739, Per 15802, Ro 2112, A-500372

Henry Allen, t, v / Benny Morton, tb / Edward Inge, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Horace Hender­son, p / Bernard Addison, bj, g / Bob Ysaguirre, sb / Manzie Johnson, d. New York, November 9, 1933.

14282-1 Hush My Mouth (If I Ain't Goin' South) - vHA

Ban 32915, Mt M-12858, Or 2806, Per 15858, Ro 2179, Br 01709, A-500374, Kr 21242

14283-1 You're Gonna Lose Your Gal - vHA

Ban 32901, Cq 8265, Mt M-12842, 91657, Or 2797, Per 15851, Ro 2170, Br 0164, A-500373

14284-1 Dark Clouds - vHA

Ban 32915, Mt M-12858, Or 2806, Per 15858, Ro 2179, Br 01664, A-500374, Kr 21242

14285-1 My Galveston Gal - vHA

Ban 32901, Mt M-12842, 91657, Or 2797, Per 15851, Ro 2170, Br 01709, A-500373

NOTE: Brunswick A-500373 as COLEMAN HAWKINS AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

HENRY ALLEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Henry Allen, t, v / Dicky Wells, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Hilton Jefferson, as / Horace Henderson, p / Lawrence Lucie, g / John Kirby, sb, bb / Walter John­son, d. New York, May 1, 1934.

15146-1 I Wish I Were Twins - vHA

Ban 33081, Mt M-13045, Or 2915, Per 15948, Ro 2289

15147-1 I Never Slept A Wink Last Night - vHA

Ban 33081, Mt M-13045, Or 2915, Per 15948, Ro 2289

15148-2 Why Don't You Practice What You Preach? - vHA

Ban 33054, Mt M-13016, Or 2898, Per 15933, Ro 2272, Voc 3016

15149-1 Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong - vHA

Ban 33054, Mt M-13016, Or 2898, Per 15933, Ro 2272, Voc 3016

NOTE: Matrix 15148-2 was dubbed on May 7, 1934, and probably used for issue. Matrix 15146-1 was dubbed on July 12, 1914, and was issued as take -4 on the labels shown.

Henry Allen, t, v / Keg Johnson or Claude Jones, tb / Buster Bailey, cl / Hilton Jefferson­, as / Horace Henderson,
p / Lawrence Lucie, g / Elmer James, sb / Walter Johnson, d. New York, July 28, 1934.

15471-1 There's A House In Harlem For Sale - tbKJ

Ban 33178, Mt M-13145, 91853, Or 2980, Per 15994, Ro 2354, Col 35676, Voc S-8, Imp 6007, 17498, 18002

15472-1 Pardon My Southern Accent - vHA / tbKJ

Ban 33129, Cq 8415, Mt M-13096, Or 2942, Per 15970, Ro 2316, Voc C-0011, Imp 6073

15473-1 Rug Cutter Swing - tbCJ

Ban 33178, Mt M-13145, 91853, Or 2980, Per 15994, Ro 2354, Col 35676, Voc S-8, Imp 6007, 17498, 18002

15474-1 How's About Tomorrow Night? - vHA / tbCJ

Ban 31129, Cq 8415, Mt M-13096, Or 2942, Per 15970, Ro 2316