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WHITE STAR SYNCOPATORS Pseudonym on Piccadilly for the following items listed in this book: 494 In Harlem's Araby (Memphis Jazzers) 547 Puttin' On The Ritz (California Ramblers) See also the Grey Gull studio bands. THE WHITE TOPS Benny Goodman, cl / pac / John Kurzenknabe, bj / Ben Pollack, v. Chicago, September 14, 1926. 36236-1-2 Hot Stuff Vic unissued WHITEWAY JAZZ BAND Clarence Grancy, c / Keith Pittman, tb / Ross Gorman, cl, as / Ted Fiorito, p. New York, c. July, 1920. 800-2 Blues (My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me) Pm 20014, Pur 11014 801-2 Tiger Rag Pm 20014
WHITE WAY PLAYERS / SERENADERS Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Goodson 205 Have A Little Faith In Me (California Ramblers) Van Dyke 71816 Ev'rybody Dance (Memphis Jazzers) ESSIE WHITMAN Vocal, acc. by the Jazz Masters: Probably, Gus Aiken, t / Bud Aiken, tb / Garvin Bushell, cl / Joe Elder, cl, ts / Charlie Jackson, vn / Fletcher Henderson, p / bj. New York, c. October, 1921. P-155-1 Sweet Daddy It's You I Love BS 2036, Pm 12172 P-156-2-3 If You Don't Believe I Love You BS 2036, Pm 12172 NOTE: Paramount 12172 as ELSIE WHITMAN.
Vocal, acc. by Charlie Alexander, p. Chicago, October 5, 1927. C-1194 'Tain't A Cow In Texas Br 7024, Voc 1173 C-1197 That Thing's Done Been Put On Me Br 7024, Voc 1173 JACK WHITNEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Clarion 5265-C and Velvet Tone 2331-V for the California Ramblers, q.v., and on other items on these labels and Harmony for Fred Rich, Ben Selvin and other bands of no particular interest as hot dance music. THE WHOOPEE MAKERS See Irving Mills and his Orchestra for titles under this name on Cameo, Lincoln, Romeo, and Vocalion. This was also a pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Banner 32070; BRS 1007; Jewel 6191; Oriole 2191; Pathé Actuelle 36781, 36899, 36915, 36923, 37059, 11558; Perfect 14962, 15080, 15096, 15104, 15240, 15418; Regal 10244, Romeo 1556, Apex 41289 All by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra Perfect 15126 St. Louis Blues (The Broadway Broadcasters; see Sam Lanin) Perfect 15376 Happy Feet (Cab Calloway and his Orchestra) The following, not attributable to any "name" bands, were also issued under this name: Eddie Grosso, cl, v / Fred Hall, p, reed or / Al Russo, g / Joseph Mayo, d. New York, July 16, 1928. 46308-1-2-3 Two Lips (To Kiss My Cares Away) Vic unissued 46309-1-2-3 Skadatin-Dee Vic unissued New York, September 25, 1928. 147057-4 Sister Kate Col 14367-D 147058-3 Somebody Stole My Gal Col 14367-D HAL WHYTE'S SYNCOPATORS Alternative spelling for Hal White's Syncopators, q.v. ZACH WHYTE'S CHOCOLATE BEAU BRUMMELS Zach Whyte, bj, dir: Sy Oliver, Bubber Whyte, Henry Savage, t / Floyd Brady, tb / Earl Tribble, Snake Richardson, Clarence Paige, as / Al Sears, ts, bar / Herman Chittison, p / Montgomery Morrison, bb / William Benton, d / v by the orchestra. Richmond, IN, January 22, 1929. 14718-A Mandy Gnt 6781, Spt 9486 Richmond, IN, February 11, 1929. 14787,-A Shake It And Break It Gnt unissued 14788 Hum All Your Troubles Away - vO Gnt 6781, Spt 9486 NOTE: Supertone 9486 as EDDIE WALKER AND HIS BAND. Richmond, IN, February 26, 1929. 14836 It's Tight Like That - vO Gnt 6798, Ch 15714, Spt 9368 14837-A West End Blues Gnt 6798, 33010, Ch 15714, 40016, Spt 9368, Bm 1024 NOTE: Champion 15714 as SMOKE JACKSON AND HIS RED ONIONS; 40016 as CHUCK NELSON AND HIS BOYS; Supertone 9368 as EDDIE WALKER AND HIS BAND. Fred Jackson, ts, replaces Sears; Charlie Anderson, bj, replaces Whyte, now dir, v; Chittison doubles cel and Benton doubles vib. Richmond, IN, December 19, 1929. 16005-A Good Feelin' Blues (Big Blues*) Gnt 7086, Ch 15905, Spt 9685, Var 6029*, Poydras 22 16006 Wailin' Blues (Small Blues*) Gnt 7086, Ch 15905, Spt 9685, Var 6029*, Poydras 22 16007 When You're Smiling - vZW Gnt unissued 16008,-A Sophomore Prom. Gnt unissued Zach Whyte, bj dir.? Henry Savage, Sy Oliver, t / Vic Dickenson, tb, v / Earl Tribble, Clarence Paige, as / ts / Stuff Smith, vn / Herman Chittison, p / ? Montgomery Morrison, bb / William Benton, d / v trio. Richmond, IN, November 12, 1931. 18171,-A Alabama Home Ch unissued 18172,-A Rock Me In The Cradle Of Love - vVD Ch unissued 18173,-A Goodnight, Sweetheart - v3 Ch unissued HERB WIEDOEFT Herb Wiedoeft made a number of Brunswick records between the summer of 1923 and a his death in a car accident in 1928, of which the following are known to be of some interest as hot dance music. HERB WIEDOEFT'S CINDERELLA ROOF ORCHESTRA: Herb Wiedoeft, t, dir: Joseph Nemoli, c, vl / Jesse Stafford, tb, bh / Larry Abbott, Gene Siegrist, Fred Bibesheimer, cl, as, ts, o / Vincent Rose, p, a / Jose Sucedo, bj / Guy Wiedoeft, bb, sb / Adolph Wiedoeft, d, x. San Francisco, August 13, 1923. 11180 Cinderella Blues Br 2542 Unknown p replaces Rose; Gene Secrest, cl, as, bar, replaces Abbott. Los Angeles, May 7, 1924. A-26 Oh, Peter! (You're So Nice) Br 2627
Gene Rose, a. Los Angeles, May 14, 1924. A-95 Stack O'Lee Blues Br 2660 Los Angeles, May 15, 1924. A-109 Beale Street Blues Br 2795
Los Angeles, May 20, 1924 A-115 / 16 / 17 / 18 Maple Leaf Rag (Scott Joplin) Br unissued St. Louis, October 21, 1924. 14057 Hot Stuff Br 2781
14060 Maple Leaf Rag (Scott Joplin) Br 2795
14061 / 4 Hard-Hearted Hannah Br 2751, Sil 3032 NOTE: These matrices were originally assigned numbers in Brunswick's Chicago series, although the recording sheets are clearly headed "St. Louis recordings." Silvertone 3032 as CRYSTAL ORCHESTRA. Clyde Lucas, tb, v added; Dubbie Kirkpatrick added, but it is not known what he played. Los Angeles, May, 1925. 15832 / 34 Roamin' Around - vCL Br 2893
15855 He's Just A Horn-Tootin' Fool Br 2916
15864 Ev'rything Is Hotsy-Totsy Now - vCL Br 2916
NOTE: These matrices were originally assigned numbers LA-13 / 15, LA-36, and LA-45, respectively. Chicago, October 14, 1925. E-16701 Deep Elm - vCL Br 2982
HERB WIEDOEFT AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As above, but Leon Lucas, v, and Art Winters added, although their instruments are unknown. Los Angeles, January, 1928. LAE-38 Sad Moments Br 3813, 3805 LAE-54 Maybe You'll Be The One Who'll Be The One To Care - vCL Br 3814, 3748
See the Palace Trio; other titles under the above name are of little or no known interest as jazz. WIGWAM ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Apex 719 (FOOTLOOSE) for the California Ramblers, q.v. C. WILBER Pseudonym on Globe and Radiex for Wilbur C. Sweatman, q.v. JAY WILBUR AND HIS ORCHESTRA Jay Wilbur (real name Wilbur Blanco), was musical director of Dominion Records from November, 1928, to June, 1930, at which date the firm went out of business and he took up a similar post with Crystalate Records, first on Imperial, and from September, 1933, on Rex. Of the enormous number of sides he recorded, the following are known to be of interest as hot dance music, and it is likely that there are others of equal or even superior merit. Jay Wilbur dir: Max Goldberg and another, t / Ted Heath, tb / Laurie Payne or Jim Easton, as, bar / as / ts / vn / p /
5482-2 Happy Feet - vLA Imp 2339 Happy Feet - vLA Victory unnumbered (7") NOTE: Victory is a shorter version alternate take, as by the VICTORY DANCE ORCHESTRA. Billy Scott-Coomber, v. London, late August, 1931. 5801-2 Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On - vBSC-? Imp 2546, Lyric 3413 Sam Browne, v. London, September, 1931. 5816-A You Can't Stop Me From Lovin' You - vSB Imp 2558
Jay Wilbur's name was also used on Dominion A-29 (SAN) as a pseudonym for the Alabama Red Peppers, q.v. JOE WILBUR The following title by the vocalist has an interesting accompanying group. Vocal, acc. by t / tb / p / bj / bb. New York, c. August 12, 1927. 107727 Dawning PA 11537
Pseudonym on Panachord 25492 and 25542 for Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v. ARNOLD WILEY Piano solos. Chicago, July 3, 1929. C-3776-A-B Windy City Br unissued C-3777-A-B Arnold Wiley Rag Br unissued Chicago, July 31, 1929. C-3976-A Windy City Br 7113 C-3977B- Arnold Wiley Rag Br 7113 NOTE: The Brunswick recording sheets describe these as "sensational trick piano stomp." Wiley's records accompanying his own singing, solo and with his sister Irene Wiley, are of no interest as jazz. LEE WILEY Vocal, acc. by the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra: ? Bunny Berigan, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl / Joe Venuti, 2 others, vn / Fulton McGrath, p / Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Stan King, d. New York, March 7, 1933. B-13122- You've Got Me Crying Again
B-13123- I Got A Right To Sing The Blues Epic LZN-6072, LN-24442 (LPs) Acc. by the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra: Probably: Bunny Berigan, Sterling Bose, t / Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, tb / Jimmy Dorsey,? Lyle Owen, cl, as / Larry Binyon, ts / Joe Venuti, Harry Hoffman, Harry Bluestone, Serge Kostelarsky, vn / Fulton McGrath, p / Dick McDonough, g / Artie Bernstein, sb / Stan King, d. New York, April 15, 1933. B-13254-A-B Let's Call It A Day Br unissued New York, May 3, 1933. B-13254-C-D Let's Call It A Day Br unissued Acc. by t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / 2-3 vn / p / g / sb / d. New York, August 13, 1934. 38298-B Careless Love Dec 132, Br 01916 38300-A-B Motherless Child Dec 132, Br 01916 NOTE: Matrix 38299 is by Justin Ring's Orchestra, which probably provided Lee Wiley with her accompaniment. Unknown cel used on this session. New York, November 26, 1934. 39100-A Hands Across The Table Dec 322, Br 01945 39101- I'll Follow My Secret Heart Dec 322, Br 02091 (not issued)
Pseudonym on Victor for the following items listed in this book: 24039 Both sides by Roane's Pennsylvanians (one side also thus on HMV B-4921) 24083 I Would Do Anything For You (Joe Haymes and his Orchestra) 24083 Red Blues (Alex Bartha and his Hotel Traymore Orchestra)
Pseudonym on QRS R-7016 for Jimmy Blythe, q.v., and W. E. "Buddy" Burton. WILLIAMS' PURPLE KNIGHTS 2 c / 4 cl, ss, as, ts / p / bj / sb / d / __ Baldwin, __ Parry, __ Vredenburgh, v trio. New York, January 2, 1931. 67752-2 Dinah Vic 22625 67753-2 Living, Loving You - v3 Vic 22625 WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD BAND Unknown t / John Haughton, tb / Ben Smith, Jimmy Hill, cl, as / Carl Wade, ts / Eddie Miles, p / Ted Tinsley, g, v / sb / Harry Williams, wb, v. Sides marked * are by p / g / sb / wb only. Camden, NJ, September 12, 1933. 77806-1 I Want To Ring Bells - vHW BB B-5183, Eld 2076, Sr S-3263, HMV JF-23 77807-1 I Would If I Could But I Can't - vHW BB B-5183, Eld 2076, Sr S-3263, HMV JF-23 77808-1 Hard Corn - vHW BB B-5204, Sr S-3285 77809-1 Kelsey's - vHW BB B-5204, Sr S-3285 77810-1 Move, Turtle BB B-5230, Sr S-3313 77811-1 Shoutin' In The Amen Corner - vHW BB B-5230, Sr S-3313, RZ MR-2138 77812-1 I Want To Ring Bells - vTT Vic 23415 77813-1 I Would If I Could But I Can't - vTT Vic 24405, BB B-6219 77814-1 Hard Corn - vTT Vic 23415 77815-1 Kelsey's (Hot Nuts*) - vTT Vic 23413, BB B-6278* 77816-1 Move, Turtle Vic 23413 77817-1 *Mickey Mouse And The Turtle BB B-5202, Sr S-3283 77818-1 *I Would If I Could But I Can't BB B-5202, Sr S-3283 77819-1 Shoutin' In The Amen Corner - vTT Vic 24405, BB B-6219, HMV B-8655 NOTE: Victor 24405, Bluebird B-6219, and HMV B-8655 as TINSLEY'S WASHBOARD BAND; Victor 23403, 23415, and Bluebird B-6278 as WASHBOARD RHYTHM KINGS. Although the matrix numbers of like titles above differ, as do the vocalists, in fact the two sets of six titles each by the full band are exactly identical. BESSIE WILLIAMS Pseudonym on Domino for Kitty Brown (412, 413); Rosa Henderson (424); or Viola McCoy (362, 363, 364), all q.v. BILL WILLIAMS AND HIS GANG Pseudonym on Champion for the following items listed in this book: 15215 Make Me Know It (Jelly James and his Fewsicians) 15216 Georgia Bo Bo (Jelly James and his Fewsicians) 15226 She Looks Like Helen Brown (Ross Gorman and his Fire-Eaters)
Vocal, acc. by Jules Levy, Jr., c / ? Ephraim Hannaford, tb / Joesph Samuels, cl, as / cl, ts / Larry Briers, p / d. New York, c. September 30, 1921. 70210-A-B If You Don't Believe I Love You, Look What A Fool I've Been OK unissued 70211-A-B Roumania OK unissued New York, October 11, 1921. 70210-C If You Don't Believe I Love You, Look What A Fool I've Been OK 8020 70211-D Roumania OK 8021 70239-B The Dance They Call The Georgia Hunch OK 8029 70240-B Pullman Porter Blues OK 8020 NOTE: The accompaniment on Okeh 8021 is described as JOHNNIE'S JAZZ BOYS. Acc. by Chappie's Hot Dogs: ? Thomas Chappelle dir: c / tb as / vn / p . New York, c. October, 1921. C-3-2 Decatur Street Blues C&S 5005 Vocal duet with Daisy Martin, acc. by the Tampa Blue Jazz Band: As for September 30, 1921. New York, c. December 5, 1921. 70352-A Brown Skin (Who You For) OK 8027
Piano solos. New York, May, 1923. 71527-D Mixing The Blues OK 4893 71528-D The Weary Blues OK 4893 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' BLUE FIVE: Tom Morris, c / John Mayfield, tb / Sidney Bechet, cl, ss / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, July 30, 1923. 71706-B Wild Cat Blues OK 4925, Bm 1096, HJCA HC-87, JSo AA-603, Jazz Unlimited 4 71707-B Kansas City Man Blues OK 4925, Bm 1096, HJCA HC-87, JSo AA-507 NOTE: Both these titles were scheduled for issue on HRS 30, but this never took place. Unknown cl replaces Bechet. New York, c. August 27, 1923. 71797-A Achin' Hearted Blues OK 4966
Sidney Bechet, ss, replaces cl. New York, c. October 3, 1923. 71928-B 'Tain't Nobody's Bus'ness If I Do OK 4966 71929-B New Orleans Hop Scop Blues OK 4975, HJCA 604, Memory N-302 71930-B Oh Daddy! Blues (Oh Daddy! You Won't Have No Mama At All) OK 4993, JSo AA-507 New York, c. November 10, 1923. 72040-B Shreveport OK 40006, Memory N-302 72041-B Old Fashioned Love OK 4993, JRS AA-114 New York, c. November 14, 1923. 72059-B House Rent Blues (The Stomp) OK 8171 72060-B Mean Blues OK 40006, JRS AA-114, JSo AA-603 Piano solos. New York, July 28, 1924. 72706-A My Own Blues OK 40172
72707-A Gravier Street Blues OK 40172
CLARENCE WILLIAMS' BLUE FIVE: Louis Armstrong, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Sidney Bechet, cl, ss / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, October 17, 1924. 72914-B Texas Moaner Blues OK 8171, HJCA HC-18, JRS AA-113 Aaron Thompson, tb, replaces Irvis; Buster Bailey, ss, replaces Bechet; Eva Taylor, v. New York, November 6, 1924. 72958-B Of All The Wrongs You Done To Me - vET OK 8181, HJCA HC-28, AF A-005, JRS AA-119 72959-B Everybody Loves My Baby (But My Baby Don't Love Nobody But Me) - vET OK 8181, HJCA HC-28, AF A-005, JRS AA-119 Vocal, acc. by Clarence Todd, u (and v where shown). New York, c. December, 1924. Temptation Blues OK 8204 Just A Cotton Picker's Blues - vCT OK 8204 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' BLUE FIVE: Louis Armstrong, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Sidney Bechet, ss, sarrusophone* / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj / Eva Taylor, v. New York, December 17, 1924. 73026-B *Mandy, Make Up Your Mind - vET OK 40260, Par E-5670, Col 35957, DO-2727, BRS 1003, JCl 502, JSo AA-505 73027-B I'm A Little Blackbird Looking For A Bluebird - vET OK 40260, Par E-5670, Col 35957, DO-2727, BRS 1003, JCl 502, JSo AA-505 New York, January 8, 1925. 73083-A Cake-Walking Babies From Home - vET OK 40321, HJCA HC-5, HRS 6, AF A-040 73084-B Pickin' On Your Baby - vET OK 40330 NOTE: Okeh 40330 as EVA TAYLOR. Buster Bailey, ss / Don Redman, as, added. New York, March 4, 1925. 73204-A Cast Away (waltz) - vET OK 40330 73205-A Papa De-Da-Da - vET OK 8215, HJCA 604, HRS 29 NOTE: Okeh 40330 as EVA TAYLOR. HRS 29 was never issued. Bechet omitted. New York, October 6, 1925. 73686-B Just Wait 'Til You See My Baby Do The Charleston - vET OK 8272, HJCA HC-32, JRS AA-115 73687-B Livin' High Sometimes - vET OK 8272, HJCA HC-32, JRS AA-115 Redman omitted from 73695-B. New York, October 8, 1925. 73694-B Coal Cart Blues - vET OK 8245, HJCA HC-18, HRS 6, JRS AA-113 73695-B Santa Claus Blues - vET OK 8245
CLARENCE WILLIAMS' TRIO: Louis Armstrong, c / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj / Eva Taylor, v. New York, October 16, 1925. 73721-A Santa Claus Blues - vEW-CW-CT OK 8254
CLARENCE WILLIAMS' BLUE FIVE: Louis Armstrong, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Don Redman, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj / Eva Taylor, v. New York, October 26, 1925. 73738-A Squeeze Me - vET OK 8254 73739-B You Can't Shush Katie (The Gabbiest Girl In Town) - vET OK 8342 NOTE: Okeh 8342 as EVA TAYLOR. Charlie Thomas, c / Buster Bailey, cl / as / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj / Eva Taylor, v. New York,
73837-B Shake That Thing - vET OK 8267 73838-B Get It Fixed - vET OK 8267 CLARENCE WILLIAMS STOMPERS: Bubber Miley, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Otto Hardwick, ss, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts, bar / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris (or possibly Buddy Christian) bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, January 4, 1926. 73893-B Spanish Shawl OK 40541, Od 03383 73894-B Dinah OK 40541, LAR A-4337, Od 03383, Beka A-73894 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' BLUE FIVE: Bubber Miley, c / ? Charlie Irvis, tb / Otto Hardwick, as / Clarence Williams, p / ? Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / Eva Taylor, v. New York, c. January 22, 1926. 73957-A I've Found A New Baby - vET OK 8286 73958-B I've Found A New Baby - vET OK 8286 73959-B Pile Of Logs And Stone (Called Home) - vET OK 8286 NOTE: Both versions of I'VE FOUND A NEW BABY, entirely different from each other in arrangement and tempo, were issued on Okeh 8286, the first (slower) one being credited to EVA TAYLOR, the second to CLARENCE WILLIAMS' BLUE FIVE. CLARENCE WILLIAMS STOMPERS: Bubber Miley, Tom Morris, c / ? Joe Nanton, tb / Don Redman, cl, as, v / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris or Buddy Christian, bj / Harry Edwards, bb. New York, April 7, 1926. 74090-B Jackass Blues OK 40598, 16237 74091-B What's The Matter Now? - vDR OK 40598
NOTE: Okeh 16237 (Mexican) as CLARENCIO GUILLERMO Y SUS DIABLOS DEL JAZZ. CLARENCE WILLIAMS' BLUE SEVEN: Instrumentation and personnel unknown, but probably similar to that of the next session. New York, October 29, 1926. 80197-A Would Ja? OK unissued 80198-A-B Senegalese Stomp OK unissued Tommy Ladnier, t / Jimmy Harrison, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, December 10, 1926. 74443-A Would Ja? OK 8443 74444-B Sengalese Stomp OK 8443 Vocal duets with Joe Sims, acc. by Charlie Thomas, c / Fats Waller, p. New York, c. January, 1927. 2799-1-2 What Do You Know About That? Pm 12435
2800-1-2 Shut Your Mouth Pm 12435
CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JAZZ KINGS: ? Ben Whittet, ? Benny Moten, cl / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, January 25, 1927. 143348-2 Gravier Street Blues Col 14193-D 143349-2 Candy Lips Col 14193-D CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD FOUR: Ed Allen, c / Benny Moten, cl / Clarence Williams, p, v / Floyd Casey, wb. New York, January 29, 1927. 80362-C Nobody But My Baby Is Getting My Love OK 8440, Par R-3445, R-2531, B-71120, PZ-11147, Od A-2339, 028628 80363-B Candy Lips - vCW OK 8440, Par R-3445, R-2531, PZ-11147, Od 028628 NOTE: All Parlophones attributed to LOUIS ARMSTRONG'S ORIGINAL WASHBOARD BEATERS, with the "scat chorus" correctly attributed to Clarence Williams. CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS WASHBOARD BAND: As above, but Carmelo Jari (usually spelt Jejo), cl, as, replacing the cl; Clarence Lee, v. New York, March 8, 1927. E-21786 / 87 Cushion Foot Stomp - vCL Br 7000, Or(E) 1012 E-4728 / 29 Cushion Foot Stomp - vCL Voc 1088, Voc V-1034 E-21788 / 89 P. D. Q. Blues - vCL Br 7000, Or(E) 1012 E-4726 / 27 P. D. Q. Blues - vCL Voc 1088, Voc V-1034 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD FIVE: probably as for the next session below. New York, March 31, 1927. 80688-A-B Cushion Foot Stomp - vCW OK unissued 80689-A-B-C Take Your Black Bottom Outside - vCW OK unissued Ed Allen, c / Buster Bailey, cl / Clarence Williams, p, v / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / Floyd Casey, wb. New York, April 13, 1927. 80688-E Cushion Foot Stomp - vCW OK 8462, Par R-3383, R-2305, HJCA HC-125, WS 106 80689-F Take Your Black Bottom Outside (Yale Rhythm*) - vCW OK 8462, Par R-3381*, Od 07626, HJCA HC-125, WS 106 NOTE: All Parlophones as ORIGINAL WASHBOARD BEATERS; Odeon 07626 as JAZZBAND ORIGINALE AMERICANO. CLARENCE WILLIAMS' BLUE FIVE: Ed Allen, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Ben Whittet, cl, as / Arville Harris, cl, as or ts / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / Floyd Casey, d. New York, April 14, 1927. 80728-B Black Snake Blues OK 8465
80729-B Old Folks Shuffle OK 8465
CLARENCE WILLIAMS' BLUE FIVE ORCHESTRA: As last above, omitting Whittet and St. Clair; Katherine Henderson, v. New York, April 27, 1927. E-23235 / 36 Baltimore - vKH Br 3664, 7017, 3703 E-4861 / 62 Baltimore Voc 1130 E-23237 Take Your Black Bottom Dance Outside - vKH Br 7015 NOTE: E-23237 was originally assigned Brunswick matrix number E-4857. CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS BOTTOMLAND ORCHESTRA: Henry Allen,? Ed Anderson, t / Charlie Irvis, tb / ? Albert Socarras and another, as / Clarence Williams, p, a / Floyd Casey, d / Evelyn Thompson, v. New York, June 7, 1927. E-23500 Slow River - vET Br 3580, 3667 E-23502 Slow River Br A-457 E-6055 Slow River - vET Voc 15577 E-23503 Zulu Wail - vET Br 3580, 3667 E-23505 Zulu Wail Br A-457 E-6057 Zulu Wail - vET Voc 15577 NOTE: Vocalion 15577 as THE AVALONIANS. Despite the labels of Brunswick A-457, no vocal refrain is to be heard on either side. CLARENCE WILLIAMS' ORCHESTRA: Ed Allen, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / ? Arville Harris, cl, as / ? Albert Socarras, cl, ss, f / Clarence Williams, p / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, July, 1927. 2837-2 Shooting The Pistol Pm 12517, Bwy 5023 2838-2-3 Bottomland Pm 12517, Bwy 5023 NOTE: Broadway 5023 as CHARLEY HUNTER'S ORCHESTRA. It is not known which take was used for this. CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JAZZ KINGS: Ed Allen, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Albert Socarras, cl, ss, as / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bj. New York, August 18, 1927. 144546-1 I'm Goin' Back To Bottomland Col 14244-D 144547-2 You'll Long For Me (When The Cold Winds Blow) Col 14244-D Vocal, acc. by own p. New York, August 19, 1927. 144548-2 When I March In April With May Col 14241-D 144549-2 Shootin' The Pistol Col 14241-D CLARENCE WILLIAMS' BLUE SEVEN: Louis Metcalf, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Buster Bailey, ? Arville Harris, cl, as / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, September 23, 1927. 81472-A Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? OK 8510, 16263 81473-A Close Fit Blues OK 8510, 16263 NOTE: Okeh 16263 (Mexican) as CLARENCIO GUILLERMO Y SUS DIABLOS DEL JAZZ (MEXICAN ORCHESTRA). The titles on this are given in Spanish. CLARENCE WILLIAMS' ORCHESTRA: Ed Allen, c / Ed Cuffee, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, c. October, 1927. 2887-2 Shake Em Up [sic] Pm 12587 2888-2 Jingles Pm 12587 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD FOUR: Ed Allen, c / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Clarence Williams, p / Floyd Casey, wb. New York, November 25, 1927. 81864-B Yama Yama Blues OK 8525
81865-C (Norfolk) Church Street Sobbin' Blues OK 8525
CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JAZZ KINGS: Ed Allen, c / Ed Cuffee, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Coleman Hawkins, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, January 12, 1928. 145521-1 Dreaming The Hours Away Col 14287-D 145522-2-3 Close Fit Blues Col 14287-D Hawkins omitted; Clarence Williams, v. New York, April 10, 1928. 145992-1 Sweet Emmalina - vCW Col 14314-D 145993-1 Any Time - vCW Col 14314-D CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD FIVE: Ed Allen, c / Buster Bailey, cl / Clarence Williams, p / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / Floyd Casey, wb. New York, April 18, 1928. 400620-B-C Sweet Emmaline OK 8572, 16310, Creole 17, HJCA HC-106 400621-B Log Cabin Blues OK 8572, 16310, Creole 17, HJCA HC-106 NOTE: Okeh 16310 (Mexican) as CLARENCIO GUILLERMO Y SUS DIABLOS DEL JAZZ. Ed Allen, King Oliver, c / Arville Harris, cl / Clarence Williams, p / Floyd Casey, wb. New York, May 23, 1928. 400702-B Shake It Down OK 8584 400703-A Red River Blues OK 8584 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JAZZ KINGS: Ed Allen, King Oliver, c / ? Ed Cuffee, tb / ? Albert Socarras, cl, as / Clarence Williams, p / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, May 29, 1928. 146365-1 Red River Blues Col 14326-D 146366-3 I Need You Col 14326-D CLARENCE WILLIAMS' ORCH.: Clarence Williams, a, dir: Ed Allen, King Oliver, c / Ed Cuffee, tb / cl, as / Arville Harris, cl, as, ts / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / Floyd Casey, d. New York, June 23, 1928. 400818-A Lazy Mama OK 8592 400819-A Mountain City Blues OK 8592 Piano solos. New York, July 2, 1928. 400844-C Organ Grinder Blues OK 8604
400845-C Wildflower Rag OK 8604
Vocal, acc. by James P. Johnson, p. New York, July 20, 1928. 146761-3 My Woman Done Me Wrong (As Far As I Am Concerned) Col 14341-D 146762-3 Farm Hand Papa Col 14341-D CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JAZZ KINGS: As for June 23 1928 above, without Casey; the cl, as, on both may be Albert Socarras; Clarence Williams, p, v. New York, August 1, 1928. 146825-3 The Keyboard Express Col 14348-D 146826-3 Walk That Broad - vCW Col 14348-D CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As for last above, but with probably Arville Harris, cl / Ben Waters, cl, ts. Long Island City, NY, c. August, 1928. 151 Long, Deep, And Wide QRS R-7004, Bwy 1347, Pm 12884, Creole 26 152-A Speakeasy QRS R-7004, Bwy 1347, Pm 12884, Creole 26 153 Squeeze Me (The Boy In A Boat*) QRS R-7005, Bwy 1348, Pm 12885, 14008, JC L-32, XX 12* 154-A New Down Home Blues (New Down Home Rag*) QRS R-7005, Bwy 1348, Pm 12885, 14008*, JC L-32, XX 12* NOTE: Creole 26 as KING OLIVER WITH CLARENCE WILLIAMS ORCH.; XX 12 as COMRADE PAJANORASAYARTHI CHUNDERNAGORE VYSHINSKY RAM SCINAVINEGAR AND HIS RED INDIANS. CLARENCE WILLIAMS' ORCHESTRA: Ed Allen,? Ed Anderson, c / Ed Cuffee, tb / Albert Socarras, ? Russell Procope, cl, as / Arville Harris, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb, with Floyd Casey, d, on 401132-B only. New York, September 20, 1928. 401131-B Organ Grinder Blues OK 8617 401132-B I'm Busy And You Can't Come In OK 8617 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD FIVE: Ed Allen, c / Arville Harris, cl, as / Claude Hopkins, p / Floyd Casey, wb / Clarence Williams, v, and possibly 2nd p in last chorus each side. New York, September 26, 1928. 401152-A Walk That Broad - vCW OK 8629, Voc 03350, Jazz Unltd 4 401153-A Have You Ever Felt That Way? - vCW OK 8629, Voc 03350, Jazz Unltd 4 NOTE: Vocalion 03350 as CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA (matrix 19936-1). CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ed Allen, King Oliver, c / Ed Cuffee, tb / Arville Harris, cl, as / Ben Waters, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p, v / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St.Clair, bb. Long Island City, NY, November, 1928. 267 Wildflower Rag (Wildflower*) QRS R-7033, Pm 12839* 267-A Wildflower Rag QRS R-7033, MF 105, JC L-9, AF A-052 268 Midnight Stomp QRS R-7033, MF 105, JC L-9, AF A-052 268-A Midnight Stomp Pm 12839
269-A I'm Through - vCW QRS R-7040, Pm 14024, JC L-69 Buster Bailey, cl added; Leroy Harris omitted. Long Island City, NY, November, 1928. 270 Bozo
QRS R-7034, Creole 27, Tem R-8, AF A-027 271 Bimbo QRS R-7034, Creole 27, Tem R-8, AF A-027 272-A Longshoreman's Blues QRS R-7040, Pm 14024, JC L-69 CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS NOVELTY FOUR: King Oliver, c / Clarence Williams, p, cel, v / Eddie Lang, g, (and vn on 401391-A) / ? Justin Ring, percussion. New York, November 23, 1928. 401390-B In The Bottle Blues OK 8645, Par 22248, Bm 1102, VJR 25, AF A-054 401391-A What You Want Me To Do? - vCW OK 8645, Bm 1102, VJR 25, AF A-054 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JAZZ KINGS: probably including Ed Allen, c / Albert Socarras, cl, as, f / Arville Harris, cl, as, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, December 8, 1928. 147399-1-2-3 Do It, Baby Col unissued 147400-1-2-3 My Kitchen Man Col unissued CLARENCE WILLIAMS' ORCHESTRA: Clarence Williams dir: ? Ed Anderson, c / Ed Cuffee, tb / ? Ben Whittet and another, cl, as / Arville Harris, cl, ts / p / ? Charlie Dixon, bj / ? June Cole, bb / ? Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, December 19, 1928. 401466-C Watchin' The Clock OK 8663
401467-B Freeze Out OK 8663
CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JAZZ KINGS: Possibly: Ed Allen, c / Albert Socarras, cl, as, f / Arville Harris, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p, v; or James P. Johnson, p / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / others? New York, December 21, 1928. 147399-4-5-6 Do It, Baby Col unissued 147400-4-5-6 My Kitchen Man Col unissued 147726-1-2-3 If You Like Me Like I Like You - vCW Col unissued CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ed Allen, King Oliver, c / Ed Cuffee, tb / Arville Harris, cl, as / Ben Waters, cl, ts (and Cm?) / Clarence Williams, p (apparently absent from 308) / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. Long Island City, NY, December, 1928. 308 Beau-Koo Jack QRS R-7044, Creole 28, JC L-116, Tem R-9, AF A-U15 309-A Sister Kate QRS R-7044, Creole 28, JC L-116, Tem R-9, AF A-U15 310-A Pane In The Glass Pm 12870, Bwy 5067 Ed Allen, c / Ernest Elliott, cl / Clarence Williams, p / Laura Bryant, v (also q.v.). Long Island City, NY, January, 1929. 324-A Saturday Night Jag - vLB Pm 12870, Bwy 5067 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JAZZ KINGS: Ed Allen, c / Albert Socarras, cl, as, f / Arville Harris, cl, ts / James P. Johnson, p / ? Leroy Harris, bj / Clarence Williams, v (and possibly 2nd p on 147726-4). New York, February 5, 1929. 147726-4 If You Like Me Like I Like You - vCW Col 1735-D 147928-3 Have You Ever Felt That Way? - vCW Col 1735-D Piano solos. New York, February 12, 1929. 48354-1 A Pane In The Glass Vic V-38524 48355-2 Too Low Vic V-38524 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD BAND: Ed Allen, c / Arville Harris, cl, as / Clarence Williams, p / Floyd Casey, wb. New York, February 14, 1929. 401611-A Mississippi Blues (Home Town Toddle) OK 8672
401612-B Steamboat Days OK 8672
CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JAZZ KINGS: Instrumentation and personnel possibly similar to that of April 6, 1929. New York, March 19, 1929. 148104-1-2-3 Breeze (Blow My Baby Back To Me) - vCW Col unissued 148105-1-2-3 Mountain City Blues Col unissued The following two titles were issued anonymously or under various pseudonyms on Grey Gull and associated labels: Ed Allen, c / Ed Cuffee, tb / Arville Harris, cl, as / cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, c. March, 1929. 3394-B Close Fit Blues GG / Mad 1718, Rx 1763, VD 7801, 33024, 77038, JC L-59, AF A-053 3396-B Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? GG / Rx 1724 NOTE: Grey Gull / Madison 1718, Grey Gull / Radiex 1724 are anonymous. Radiex 1763, Van Dyke 7801, and 33024 as MEMPHIS JAZZERS; Van Dyke 77038 as NEW ORLEANS PEPSTERS; Jazz Collector L-59 and AFCDJ A-053 as KING OLIVER AND THE MEMPHIS JAZZERS (although Oliver is not present on these sides). Matrix 3395 is untraced. CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JAZZ KINGS: Ed Allen, c / Ed Cuffee, tb / Albert Socarras, Russell Procope, cl, as / Prince Robinson, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p, v / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, April 6, 1929. 148104-4 Breeze (Blow My Baby Back To Me) - vCW Col 14422-D 148105-5 Mountain City Blues - vCW Col 14422-D CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS BAND: c / Ed Cuffee, tb / ? Albert Socarras and another, cl, as / ? J. C. Johnson, p / bj / bb. New York, April 16, 1929. 51230-1 I'm Not Worryin' Vic V-38630 51231-1 Touch-Down Vic V-38630 NOTE: A limited edition, dubbed and with white labels, was made available in 1964. CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD BAND: Ed Allen, c / cl, as / Arville Harris, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Floyd Casey, wb. New York, May 22, 1929. 53654-2 In Our Cottage Of Love Vic V-38063 53655-1 Lazy Mama Vic V-38063 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JAZZ KINGS: Ed Allen, c / tb / as / Arville Harris, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / Floyd Casey, d. New York, May 28, 1929. 148638-2 In Our Cottage Of Love Col 14434-D, DF-619 148639-2 Them Things Got Me Col 14434-D, DF-619 Probably different tb. New York, June 21, 1929. 148744-2 Whoop It Up - vCW Col 14447-D 148745-3 I'm Not Worrying - vCW Col 14447-D CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD BAND: Ed Allen, c / cl, as / Clarence Williams, p / Floyd Casey, wb. New York, July 2, 1929. 404289-A High Society OK 8706 402489-C High Society (High Society Rag*) OK 8706, Col DB-3513, VJR 25* 402490-A Whoop It Up OK 8706, Par R-2243, 22875 NOTE: Parlophone 22875 as JERSEY LIGHTNING, by LUIS RUSSELL AND HIS ORCHESTRA; VJR 25 as CLARENCE WILLIAMS' ORCHESTRA. CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS BLUE MOANERS: George Temple or Kenneth Roane, t / David "Jelly" James,
19338-A; Moanin' Low - vET N-1063 Ed ZM-473202, Recorded Publications 77 (LPs) 19339-A; Come On Home - vET N-1064 Ed ZM-473202, Recorded Publications 77 (LPs) CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS JAZZ KINGS: Ed Allen, Ed Anderson, c / Geechie Fields, tb / ? Russell Procope, cl, as / ? Arville Harris, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Leroy Harris, bj / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, August 26, 1929. 148940-3 A Pane In The Glass Col 14460-D 148941-3 Freeze Out Col 14460-D CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS JAZZ KINGS: Ed Allen, Ed Anderson, c / Geechie Fields, tb / ? Russell Procope, cl,
149056-3 Nervous Breakdown Col 14468-D, OK 41561 149057-1 Railroad Rhythm Col 14468-D, OK 8918 NOTE: Okeh 8918 (matrix 405106-A) and 41561 (matrix 405185-A) as SHREVEPORT SIZZLERS. CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD BAND: Charlie Gaines, t / Arville Harris, cl / Clarence Williams, p / Floyd Casey, wb / Margaret Webster, v. New York, October 9, 1929. 403045-C You've Got To Give Me Some - vMW OK 8738 403046-B I've Got What It Takes - vMW OK 8738, Par R-2147 Harris doubles on as; James P. Johnson, p, cel added; Clarence Williams, v. New York, November 19, 1929. 403280-C You Don't Understand - vCW OK 8752, Par R-2243 403281-A (Oh! Baby) What Makes Me Love You So? - vCW OK 8752, Par R-2147 CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS JAZZ KINGS: Clarence Williams dir. Leonard Davis and another, t / ? Geechie Fields, tb / ? Don Redman, cl, as / Arville Harris, cl, ts / James P. Johnson, p / Leroy Harris, bj / ? Richard Fullbright, sb / Eva Taylor, v. New York, December 3, 1929. 149665-4 Zonky - vET Col 14488-D, OK 8918 149666-3 You've Got To Be Modernistic - vET Col 14488-D, OK 41561 NOTE: Okeh 8918 (matrix 405107-A) and 41561 (matrix 405184-A) as SHREVEPORT SIZZLERS. CLARENCE WILLIAMS' ORCHESTRA: Clarence Williams dir. Charlie Gaines, t / ? Geechie Fields, tb / ? Russell Procope, cl, as / Arville Harris, cl, ts / James P. Johnson, p / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / ? Floyd Casey, d. New York,
403630-B Left All Alone With The Blues OK 8763, Col DB-3513 403631-A I've Found A New Baby OK 8763, Par R-2225, Od 82347 Piano duets and cross-talk patter with James P. Johnson. New York, January 31, 1930. 149951-1 How Could I Be Blue? Col 14502-D 149952-2 I've Found A New Baby Col 14502-D CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD BAND: Charlie Gaines or Henry Allen, t / Prince Robinson, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Floyd Casey, wb. New York, April 23, 1930. 403972-A Whip Me With Plenty Of Love OK 8790, Od ONY-36083, Par R-2203 403972-B Whip Me With Plenty Of Love OK 8790 403973-A Worn Out Blues OK 8790 403973-B Worn Out Blues OK 8790, Od ONY-36083, Par R-2203 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' NOVELTY BAND: Cecil Scott, cl / Herman Chittison, p / Ikey Robinson, bj / Clarence Williams, jug, v. New York, May 22, 1930. 404034-A He Wouldn't Stop Doin' It - vCW OK 8798 404035-B You're Bound To Look Like A Monkey When You Get Old - vCW OK 8798 Vocal, acc. by own p. New York, June 18, 1930. 404219-B-C You Rascal You OK 8806
404220-A-B Michigan Water Blues OK 8806
CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD BAND: Ed Allen, c / Prince Robinson, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Floyd Casey, wb / Eva Taylor, v. New York, July 20, 1930. 404382-C Where That Ol' Man River Flows - vET OK 8821 404383-C Shout, Sister, Shout! - vET OK 8821 CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS JAZZ KINGS: Henry Allen (or possibly Charlie Gaines or Roy Eldridge), t / tb / Albert Socarras, cl, as, f / cl, as / Arville Harris, cl, ts / ts / Clarence Williams, p / ? Leroy Harris, bj / bb. New York, July 23, 1930. 150659-2 High Society Blues Col 14555-D 150660-1 Lazy Levee Loungers Col 14555-D CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JUG BAND: Ed Allen, c / ? Charlie Irvis, tb / cl, ts / p / Lonnie Johnson, g / Clarence
404435-B Sitting On Top Of The World OK 8826, Creole 6 404436-B Kansas City Man Blues OK 8826, Creole 6 NOTE: Creole 6 as KING OLIVER WITH CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JUG BAND. CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Bill Dillard, t / Ward Pinkett, t, v / Jimmy Archey, tb / Fred Skerritt, as, bar / Henry Jones, as / Bingie Madison, cl, ts / Gene Rodgers, p / Goldie Lucas, bj, g / Richard Fullbright, bb,
10199-1-2 Hot Lovin' - vWP-CW-ET-CT Ban 32063, Je 6164, Or 2164, Per 15403, Ro 1529 10200-1-3 Papa De-Da-Da - vWP-CW-ET-CT Ban 32021, Dom 4687, Je 6141, Or 2141, Per 15387, Ro 1515 10201-2-3 Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? - vCW-ET-CT Ban 32021, Dom 4687, Je 6141, Or 2141, Per 15387, Ro 1515 CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD BAND: Ed Allen, c / Buster Bailey, cl, as / Prince Robinson, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, p / Floyd Casey, wb. New York, November 11, 1930. 404546-B Kentucky
404547-B Papa De-Da-Da (A New Orleans Stomp) OK 8842 404548-B Loving OK 8842 CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As for October 31, 1930, without Clarence Williams and Clarence Todd. New York, November 24, 1930. 10276-1-3 Shout, Sister, Shout! - vET Ban 32063, Je 6164, Or 2164, Per 15403, Ro 1529 10277- Press The Button - vET ARC unissued 10278- You're Bound To Look Like A Monkey When You Get Old - vET ARC unissued CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS JAZZ KINGS: As for October 31, 1930, but the vocalists are Fred Skerritt, Bingie Madison, and Goldie Lucas as well as Clarence Williams. New York, February 19, 1931. 404854-A Shout, Sister, Shout! - vCW-FS-BM-GL Cl 5381-C, Har 1368-H, VT 2445-V 404855-A-B Rockin' Chair - v Col unissued 404856-A Papa De-Da-Da - vWP-FS-BM-GL Col 14666-D 404857-B Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? - vCW Col 14666-D, Cl 5381-C, Har 1368-H, VT 2445-V NOTE: All issues except Columbia as MEMPHIS HOT SHOTS. CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JUG BAND: Albert Nicholas, cl / ? Willie "The Lion" Smith, p / Jimmy McLin, g / Clarence Williams, jug / wb / Eva Taylor, v. New York, June 16, 1933. 13473- High Society Voc unissued 13474- High Society Voc unissued 13475- Mississippi Basin - vET Voc 03350 13476- I Like To Go Back In The Evening Voc unissued 13477- I Like To Go Back In The Evening Voc unissued NOTE: Eva Taylor's Southernaires, allegedly the same group as the above, made a test (TO-1301) of the last title on May 15, 1933, and it has been suggested that this date is the correct one for these three numbers, June 16, 1933 being regarded as a dubbing date. As the only issued title was itself a dubbing, in the absence of any original test pressings, such a theory should be regarded with some doubt. CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ed Allen, c, v / cl / Clarence Williams, p / Floyd Casey, wb, v / bass d or tom-tom. New York, July 14, 1933. 13544-1 Black-Eyed Susan Brown - vEA-FC Voc 25009 13545-1 Mama Stayed Out All Night Long - vEA-FC Voc 25009 13546-1 High Society Voc 25010 13547-1 I Like To Go Back In The Evening (To That Old Sweetheart Of Mine) Voc 25010 (CLARENCE) WILLIAMS' JUG BAND: Cecil Scott, cl / Clarence Todd, k, v / Herman Chittison, Willie "The Lion" Smith, p / Ikey Robinson, bj, g, v / Clarence Williams, jug, v / Willie Williams, wb / Eva Taylor, v; sides on which Eva Taylor, Clarence Williams, and Clarence Todd all sing are credited vocally to The Lowland Singers, and Parlophone A-3805 as CLARENCE WILLIAMS' RHYTHM RASCALS. New York, August 7, 1933. 152463-2 Shim Sham Shimmy Dance - vCW-ET-CT Col 2806-D, DO-1001, J-1713, Par R-1680 152464-2 Organ Grinder Blues - vCW-ET-CT Col 2863-D, Par A-3805 152465-2 Chizzlin' Sam - vET-CT Col 2829-D, Par R-1680, A-3806, Bm 1025 152466-2 High Society - vET Col 2806-D 152466-3 High Society - vET Col 2806-D, DO-1001, J-1713, Bm 1025 152467-2 Mister, Will You Serenade? - vET-CT OK 41565
152468-2 You Ain't Too Old - vCT Col 2863-D, Par A-3805 NOTE: Ok 41565 as CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS BAND. CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ed Allen, c, v / Cecil Scott, cl / Clarence Williams, p, v / Floyd Casey, wb. New York, August 18, 1933. 13835-1 Beer Garden Blues Voc / OK 2541, Br X-2541, Col 37680 13835-2 Beer Garden Blues Col 30057, 37680 13836-1 The Right Key But The Wrong Keyhole - vEA Voc 2563
13837-2 Dispossessin' Me Voc 2584
13838-1 Breeze (Blow My Baby Back To Me) - vCW Voc / OK 2541, Br X-2541, Col 30057, 37680 NOTE: Although there is no vocal refrain on Vocalion 2584, some copies credit one to Clarence Williams. Some copies of Vocalion 2541 couple 13838-1 with a title by Bert Block. Unknown g added*. New York, September 1, 1933. 13935-2 She's Just Got A Little Bit Left - vEA Voc 2563
13936-1 After Tonight - vCW Voc 2736
13937-1 *Bimbo Voc 2778
13938-1 Chocolate Avenue Voc 2584
Ikey Robinson, bj, g / Cyrus St. Clair, bb added; Casey omitted. The label of 14293-1 reads "Jibe by Ed Allen." New York, November 10, 1933. 14291-2 Harlem Rhythm Dance Voc 2602 14292-1 Way Down Home Voc 2778 14293-1 For Sale (Hannah Johnson's Big Jack Ass) Voc 2602 Ed Allen, c, v / Cecil Scott, cl, ts / Clarence Williams, James P. Johnson, p, as noted / Roy Smeck, g (or stg where noted) / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / Floyd Casey, wb / Chick Bullock, v. New York, December 6, 1933. 14422-1 Swaller-Tail Coat - pCW / vCB Voc 2616, EBW W-121, Br A-86051 14423-1 Looka-There, Ain't She Pretty - pJPJ / vCB Voc 2616
14424-1 St. Louis Blues - pCW-JPJ / stg Voc 2676, Br A-86050 14425-1-2 How Can I Get It? - pJPJ / vEA Voc 2630 NOTE: Vocalion 2630 credits the vocal refrain to Henry Allen. New York, January 10, 1934. 14571-1 On The Sunny Side Of The Street - 2 p / stg / vCB Voc 2630 14571-2 On The Sunny Side Of The Street - pCW-JPJ / stg Voc unissued 14572-1 Won't You Come Over And Say "Hello" - pJPJ / vCB-?CW Voc 2718 14573-2 Old Street Sweeper - pCW / vCB Voc 2736
14574-2 I'm Gonna Wash My Sins Away - p, vCW Voc 2759
Ed Allen, c / Cecil Scott, cl / James P. Johnson, p / Roy Smeck, g, stg / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / Floyd Casey, wb / Dick Robertson, Clarence Williams, v, New York, January 17, 1934. 14611-1 Jimmy Had A Nickel - vDR Voc 2629 14612-1 He's A Colonel From Kentucky - vDR Voc 2629, EBW W-121 14630-1 Pretty Baby, Is It Yes Or No? - vCW Voc 2718 14631-1 Mister, Will You Serenade? - vCW Voc 2676, Br A-86050 Unknown tb added; Casey omitted. Clarence Williams may play in the ensemble (not the solo) on 14806-1, which has no vocal, despite the label. New York, February 7, 1934. 14804-1 I Got Horses And Got Numbers On My Mind - vCW Voc 2654 14805-1 New Orleans Hop Scop Blues - vCW Voc 2654
14806-1 Let's Have A Showdown Voc 2759
Charlie Gaines, t, v / Ed Allen, c / Cecil Scott, cl, ts / Louis Jordan, as, ? ts, v / as* / James P. Johnson, p / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / Floyd Casey, wb / Clarence Williams, Chick Bullock, v. New York, March 23, 1934. 14989-1 I Can't Dance, I Got Ants In My Pants - vCG-LJ-CW Voc 2689 14990-1 Christmas Night In Harlem - vCB Voc 2689 14991-1 *Ill Wind (You're Blowing Me No Good) - vCB Voc 2674, EBW W-142 14992-1 *As Long As I Live - vCB Voc 2674, EBW W-142 New York, March 30, 1934. 14989-? I Can't Dance, I Got Ants In My Pants - vCG-LJ-CW Voc 2689? Unknown c / Cecil Scott, cl, ts / as / ? Lester Young, ts, or unknown 2nd as / ? Don Frye, p / Cyrus St. Clair, bb /
15368-2 Tell The Truth - vLBF Voc 2889, Br A-86004, A-86052 15369-1 Sashay, Oh Boy! - vLBF Voc 2838 CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND WASHBOARD BAND: Ed Allen, c / Cecil Scott, cl / Clarence Williams, p, v / Cyrus St. Clair, bb / Floyd Casey, wb. New York, June 28, 1934. 15370-1 I Can't Beat You Doin' What You're Doin' Me - vCW Voc 2788 15371-1 Trouble Voc 2788 CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ed Allen, c / Cecil Scott, cl / James P. Johnson, p / Floyd Casey, wb / Eva Taylor, Clarence Williams, ? Clarence Todd, v. New York, July 6, 1934. 15398-1 Jerry The Junker - vCW&ch Voc 2854 15399-1 Organ Grinder Blues - vCW-ET-?CT Voc 2871, Br A-86009 15400-1 I'm Getting My Bonus In Love - vCW Voc 2889, Br A-86004, A-86052 15401-1-2 Chizzlin' Sam - vCW-ET&ch Voc 2854 NOTE: Clarence Williams introduces the members of the band on 15399-1, but names the cornetist as "Red" Allen. Ed Allen, c, v / Cecil Scott, cl / ? Clarence Williams, p, certainly v / 2nd p on 15601-1 / ? Roy Smeck, g / Richard Fullbright, sb / Floyd Casey, d. Vocalion 2838 names Clarence Williams as vocalist in error. New York, August 14, 1934. 15601-1 Big Fat Mama - vEA Voc 2838 15602-2 Ain't Gonna Give You None Of My Jelly Roll - vCW Voc 2805 NOTE: Although a test pressing of 15602 is marked -3, the only difference between its performance and that of the regularly issued -2 is of timing. It is almost certainly a dubbing of -2, recorded at a marginally different speed. CLARENCE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ed Allen, c / ? Dicky Wells, tb / Cecil Scott, cl / Willie "The Lion" Smith, p / Roy Smeck, g / Richard Fullbright, sb / Floyd Casey, d / Clarence Williams, v. New York, August 22,
15721-1-2 I Saw Stars - vCW Voc 2899 15722-2 Crazy Blues - vCW Ban 33261, Mt M-13228, Or 3041, Per 16032, Ro 2415 15723-1 The Stuff Is Here And It's Mellow Ban 33261, Mt M-13228, Or 3041, Per 16032, Ro 2415 15724-1-2 Rhapsody In Love - vCW Voc 2899 NOTE: All issues from matrices 15722-2 and 15723-1 as EVA TAYLOR AND HER BOY FRIENDS, although Eva Taylor does not sing on either. Ed Allen, c / ? Louis Jordan and another, as / Cecil Scott, cl, ts / bj / Richard Fullbright, sb / Floyd Casey, d / Chick Bullock, v. New York, September 11, 1934. 15845-1 'Tain't Nobody's Biz-ness If I Do - vCB Voc 2871, Br A-86009 15846-1 I Can't Think Of Anything But You - vCB Voc 2958 15847-2 Sugar Blues - vCB Voc 2805 15848-2 Jungle Crawl Voc 2909
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