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- LOU AND HIS GINGER SNAPS Pseudonym on Banner, Cameo, and Romeo for Luis Russell and his Orchestra, q.v. LOUIS HARLEM STOMPERS
- LOUISIANA DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Guardsman 1556 (SHINE) for Jeffries and his Rialto Orchestra, q.v. LOUISIANA FIVE
- LOUISIANA JOE AND SLIM See W. E. Burton. LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS
- THE LOUISIANA STOMPERS Pseudonym on Paramount 12550 for Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra, q.v. LOUISIANA SUGAR BABES
- LOUISIANA WASHBOARD BAND Pseudonym on Domino for the Dixie Washboard Band, q.v. LOUISVILLE MASTER PLAYERS
LOS ANGELES DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Aco for the following items listed in this book: G-15112 My Honey's Lovin' Arms (California Ramblers) G-15160 Stuttering (Los Angeles Dance, Orchestra) G-15933 Bamboula (Bailey's Lucky Seven)
Joe Loss dir: Bert Collier, t / Miff Ferrie, tb / Eddie Pratt, Danny Miller, cl, as / Arthur Birkby, ts / Harr Kahn, p, a / Jimmy Messini, g / Reggie Richmond, sb / Jack Greenwood, p. London, September 19, 1933. EB-1052-1 Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia - v EBW 5593, Sondor P-248 NOTE: Sondor is anonymous. There may be other Joe Loss titles of equal quality.
Unknown t / tb / cl / p / bj / d. New York, November 8, 1918. The Yellow Dog Blues Vic test (unnumbered) NOTE: Victor files name the band as BEN [BERT?] KELLY'S JASS BAND, which, according to Variety, 17 January 1919, changed its name to FRISCO FIVE, under which name some of its Emerson records were issued. Charlie Panelli, tb / Alcide Nuñez, cl / Joe Cawley, p / Karl Berger, bj / Anton Lada, d. New York, February 1, 1919. 3439-1-2 Heart Sickness Blues Em 9150, Med 847 (9") 3440-1-2 Laughing Blues Em 9158, Med 846 (9") 3441-2 A Good Man Is Hard To Find Em 9158, Med 847 (9") A Good Man Is Hard To Find Em 7481 (7") Heart Sickness Blues Em 7481 (7") Laughing Blues Em 7494 (7") NOTE: All seven-inch Emersons as FRISCO FIVE. New York, February 11, 1919. Klondyke Blues Vic test (unnumbered) Orange Blossom Rag Vic test (unnumbered) New York, February, 1919. 3473-1-2 Orange Blossom Rag Em 9150, Med 846 (9") 3474-2 That Shanghai Melody Em 9165, Sym 4117 (9") 21305- Orange Blossom Rag Em 7491 (7") 21306- That Shanghai Melody Em 7507 (7") NOTE: All seven-inch Emersons as FRISCO FIVE. New York, March 6, 1919. 22701-1-2 Rose Of Touraine Vic unissued New York, c. March, 1919. 3601-1-2 Yama Yama Blues Em 9179 (9") 3602-2 Rainy Day Blues Em 9178 (9") 3603-2 Church Street Sobbin' Blues Em 9179 (9") 21346-1 Yama Yama Blues Em 7519, Md 714 (7") 21347-2 Rainy Day Blues Em 7519, Md 714 (7") 21348-2 Church Street Sobbin' Blues Em 7517 (7") NOTE: All seven-inch Emersons and Melodiscs as FRISCO FIVE. New York, April 1, 1919. 78376-2 Just Another Good Man Gone Wrong (intro: Who'll Love You When I'm Gone?) Col A2742 78377-1 Yelping Hound Blues (intro: Foot Warmer) Col A2742 NOTE: This and all following Columbia issues are labeled LOUISIANA FIVE JAZZ ORCHESTRA. New York, April 14, 1919. 6720 Foot Warmer
6721 B-Hap-E Ed 50569, Amb 3789 New York, c. May, 1919. 4193-2 Dixie Blues Em 1026, Med 8108, Sym 4134 4194-1-2 Thunderbolt Med 8109, Sym 4143 21395-1 Dixie Blues Em ? (7") 21396-1 Thunderbolt Em 7549 (7") NOTE: All seven-inch Emersons as FRISCO FIVE. New York, c. May 1919. 649-8 Laughing Blues OK 1249
650-B After All OK 1200
New York, June 23, 1919. 78522-1-2-3 I Ain't 'En Got 'En No Time To Have The Blues (intro: Grape Juice Bill / Open Up The Golden Gates To Dixie) Col A-2775 78523-1 Alcoholic Blues (intro: Minnie / Oh, Lawdy / Victory Ball) Col A2768 New York, c. July, 1919. 4366-1-2 Virginia Blues Em 1076, Med 8132, Sym 4153 4367-1-2-3 Lead Me To It Em 1076, Med 8129, Sym 4153 4368-1-2 Summer Days Em 1078, Med 8137 4369-1-2 Golden Rod Em 1078, Med 8139 New York, c. September, 1919. 503-2-3 Yelping Hound Blues Em 501 (12") 504-1 High Brown Babies' Ball Em 501 (12") 4486-1-2 Ringtail Blues Em 1083, Med 8139, Poydras 6 4487-1 Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me Em 1083, Med 8139 New York, September 12, 1919. 6928 Clarinet Squawk
6929 Yelping Hound Blues Ed 50622, Amb 3909 New York, c. October 1919. Hello! Hello! LW 1234 (5") NOTE: This issue is anonymous. Billy Murray, v. New York, October 30, 1919. 78774-1-2 You Can't Get Lovin' Where There Ain't Any Love (intro: Tip-Tip-Tippy Canoe) - vBM Col A2857 78775-1-2 Tumble In - vBM Col unissued New York, November 7, 1919. 78806-1-2 White Way Blues (intro: Virginia Blues) Col unissued 78807-1-2 Squealin' Pig Blues (intro: Sweet Baby) Col unissued New York, November, 1919. 4696-1-2 Down Where The Rajahs Dwell Em 10116
4697-1 Big Fat Ma Em 10172, Med 8173 4698-1-2-3 Be-Happ-E Em 10229, Med 8208 4699-1-2 Town Topic Rag Em 10241, Med 8208 New York, December 8, 1919. 78845-1-2-3 Dardanella Col unissued New York, December, 1919. 4735-1-2 Sunshine Girl Em 10229, Med 8209 4736-1-2-3 I'll Get Him Yet Em 10241
4737-1-2 Weeping Willow Blues Em 10172
4738-1-2 Weary Blues Em 10116, Med 8150 Doc Behrendson, c, added. New York, December 16, 1919. 78863-2-3 Slow And Easy (intro: I'm Sorry I Ain't Got It You Could Have It If I Had It Blues) Col A2949 Frank Christian, c / Eddie Edwards, tb / Johnny Fisher, cl / Ernie Erdman, p / Anton Lada, d. New York, c. June, 1920. Land Of Creole Girls Lyric 4233 Oh Joe, With Your Fiddle And Bow Lyric 4233 LOUISIANA JOE AND SLIM See W. E. Burton. LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS Lebert Lombardo, t, v / Jim Dillon, tb / Carmen Lombardo, Larry Owen, cl, as, v / Fred Higman, cl, ts, v / Fred Kreitzer, p / Francis Henry, g / Bernard Davies, bb / George Gowans, d. Chicago, January 24, 1928. C-1664-5 Mississippi Mud - vCL-FH-LO Voc 15657 C-1667 Nobody's Sweetheart - vLL Voc 15657 NOTE: This session was entered in the Brunswick files as THE COTTON PICKERS. Muggsy Spanier, c / Frank Teschemacher, cl / Mezz Mezzrow, ts / Joe Sullivan, p / Eddie Condon, bj, v / Jim Lannigan, bb / Gene Krupa, d / Elinor Charier, v. Chicago, April 28, 1928. C-1907-B Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?-vEC
C-1908-A-B Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? - vECh Voc unissued C-1909-B Friars Point Shuffle Voc 15692 (not issued) NOTE: Brunswick 80064, dubbed from a file copy, issued as CHICAGO RHYTHM KINGS. Red Nichols dir: unknown t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d / Harry Maxfield, v. Chicago, July 21, 1928. C-2105-A-B Skinner's Sock Voc unissued C-2106-A-B When Your Smiling [sic] - vHM Voc unissued C-2107-A-B Dusky Stevedore - vHM Voc unissued C-2108-A-B Hallucinations Voc unissued NOTE: Nichols' presence as director is confirmed in the Brunswick files. The following is often alleged to be by a contingent from the Coon-Sanders orchestra, although Red Nichols'
C-2215- When You're Smiling - vHM Voc 15716 C-2216- Dusky Stevedore - vHM Voc 15716 C-2217- Skinner's Sock Voc 15729 C-2218- Hallucinations Voc 15729 Red Nichols, t, a / Miff Mole, tb / Dudley Fosdick, mel / Fud Livingston, cl, ts / Arthur Schutt, p / Vic Berton, d. New York, February 20, 1929. E-29319- Futuristic Rhythm Voc 15779 E-29320- Out Where The Blues Begin Voc 15779 E-29321- That's A-Plenty
Fosdick omitted; Benny Goodman, cl, replaces Livingston. New York, April 23, 1929. E-29689- Ballin' The Jack
E-29690-A-B Then You've Never Been Blue Voc unissued E-29691- I'm Walking Through Clover Voc 15810 Red Nichols, t / Jack Teagarden, tb, v / Pee Wee Russell, cl / Bud Freeman, ts / Joe Sullivan, p / Dave Tough, d. New York, June 11, 1929. E-30029- That Da Da Strain
E-30030- Basin Street Blues - vJT Voc 15815, Br 02506, HJCA 612 E-30030-G Basin Street Blues Voc unissued? E-30031- Last Cent Voc 15815, Br 02506, HJCA 612 Red Nichols, Tommy Thunen, t / Glenn Miller, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Irving Brodsky, p / Dave Tough, d. New York, September 10, 1929. E-30544- Waiting At The End Of The Road Voc 15833 E-30545- Little By Little Voc 15841 E-30546- Marianne Voc 15633 Babe Russin, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Wes Vaughan, bj, g, v, added, Jack Russin, p, replaces Brodsky; Gene Krupa, d, replaces Tough. New York, January 20, 1930. E-31943- Swanee Br 4845, 6834, A-500325 E-31944- Squeeze Me Br 4953, 75024, 03282 E-31945-B Oh, Lady Be Good Br 4706, 6829, 02676, 03324, A-8687 E-31946-A Sweet Sue - Just You Br 4953, 75020, 03282 E-31947- The Meanest Kind Of Blues Br 4845, 6834, 03324, A-8687 E-31948- I Have To Have You - vWV Br 4706, 6829, 02676 E-31948-G I Have To Have You Br unissued? NOTE: Brunswick 02676 as RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES; Brunswick A-500325 as RED NICHOLS AND HIS LOUISVILLE RHYTHM KINGS, and on Vocalion 15710, Red Nichols and his Five Pennies were issued simply as LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS. Red Nichols, Tommy Thunen, t / Glenn Miller c, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Babe Russin, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Jack Russin, p / Wes Vaughan, bj, g / Gene Krupa, d. New York, January 27, 1930. E-31911- O'er The Billowy Sea Br 4854 (not issued), 4908, 6837 E-31912-A Lazy Daddy Br 4855 (not issued), 4923, 6838 E-31913- Karavan Br 4854 (not issued), 4908, 6837 E-31914- Pretty Baby Br 4938, 6840, A-81260 E-31915- Tell Me Br 4938, 6840, A-81260, A-500325 E-31916-A There's Egypt In Your Dreamy Eyes Br 4855 (not issued), 4923, 6838 NOTE: Brunswick 6837 as RED NICHOLS AND HIS FIVE PENNIES; A-500325 as RED NICHOLS AND HIS LOUISVILLE RHYTHM KINGS. LOUISIANA RHYTHMAKERS Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Banner 32539 Both sides by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra 32701 Casa Loma Stomp (Fletcher Henderson and his Connie's Inn Orchestra) 32701 St. Louis Blues (Irving Mills' Hotsy Totsy Gang) Domino 113 St. Louis Blues (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra) Melotone M-12445 Both sides by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra M-12468 Both sides by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra M-12494 Clarinet Marmalade (Casa Loma Orchestra) M-12632 Casa Loma Stomp (Fletcher Henderson and his Connie's Inn Orchestra) M-12632 St. Louis Blues (Irving Mills' Hotsy Totsy Gang) Oriole 2654 Casa Loma Stomp (Fletcher Henderson and his Connie's Inn Orchestra) Oriole 2654 St. Louis Blues (Irving Mills' Hotsy Totsy Gang) Perfect 15650 Both sides by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra 15658 Both sides by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra 15738 Casa Loma Stomp (Fletcher Henderson and his Connie's Inn Orchestra) 15738 St. Louis Blues (Irving Mills' Hotsy Totsy Gang) Romeo 2027 Casa Loma Stomp (Fletcher Henderson and his Connie's Inn Orchestra) 2027 St. Louis Blues (Irving Mills' Hotsy Totsy Gang)
Jabbo Smith, c / Garvin Bushell, cl, as, bsn / James P. Johnson, p / Fats Waller, or. Church studio, Camden, NJ, March 27, 1928. 42566-1 Willow Tree Vic 21348 42566-3 Willow Tree
42567-1 'Sippi Vic 21348 42567-2 'Sippi BB B-10260 42568-1 Thou Swell BB B-10260 42568-2 Thou Swell Vic 21346 42569-1 Persian Rug Vic 21346, HMV EA-397
This artist's name was originally transcribed erroneously as Loveday; the original entry in the Columbia files give no indication as to accompaniment or composer of either title, but the publisher is shown as Hattie Burleson. Vocal, acc. unknown. Dallas, December 7, 1928. 147591-1 Orphan Blues Col unissued 147592-1 Schoolday Blues Col unissued
Vocal, acc. by unknown c / p / bj / g, as shown. Chicgo, April 26, 1927. E-5072 / 73 Bow Down Blues - p Voc 1106
E-5074 / 76 Poor Girl Blues - p / g / bj Voc 1106
E-5077 / 78 Moving Day Blues - p / g Voc 1107
E-5079 / 80 Thirty Day Blues - c / p/ bj Voc 1107
BERT LOWN BERT LOWN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Bert Lown, vn (when used) dir: Frank Cush, ? Angie Rattiner, t / Miff Mole, tb / Rudolph Adler, Johnny Costello, cl, as / Paul Mason, cl, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx / Chauncey Gray, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Ward Lay or Al Weber, bb / d / Irving Kaufman (sometimes as TOM FRAWLEY), v. New York, February 11, 1929. 147961-3 Tomorrow's Violets - vIK Har 863-H, VT 1863-V 147962-2 My Castle In Spain Is A Shack In The Lane - vIK Har 853-H, VT 1853-V 147963-2 Redskin - vIK Har 852-H, VT 1852-V BERT LOWN AND HIS LOUNGERS: As above, without Rattiner and Rollini. New York, April 5, 1929. 148178-2 Big City Blues Har 920-H, VT 1920-V, Re G-20526 148179-2 Here Comes My Ball And Chain Har 892-H, VT 1892-V 148180-3 The Jazz Me Blues Har 974-H, VT 1974-V BERT LOWN AND HIS HOTEL BILTMORE ORCHESTRA: Bert Lown dir: Frank Cush, Ed Farley, t / Al Philburn, tb / Lou Bode, Mace Irish, cl, as / Paul Mason, cl, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx, vib / Mac Ceppos, vn / Chauncey Gray, p / Tommy Felline, bj, g / Ward Lay, sb / Stan King, d / Smith Ballew (as BUDDY BLUE on most issues), v. New York, January 8, 1930. 149740-4 Only A Rose - v3 Har 1111-H, SR 2005-P, VT 2111-V 149741-1 Under A Texas Moon - v3 Har 1088-H, Col CB-104, VT 2088-V 149742-3 If I Were King - vSB Har 1111-H, SR 2005-P, VT 2111-V Fletcher Hereford, cl, as, replaces Bode; Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, January 23, 1930. 9291-1 I Love You, Believe Me, I Love You - vSL Je 5844
9291-3 I Love You, Believe Me, I Love You - vSL Ban 0588, Bwy 1357, Cam 0188, PA 37089, Per 15270, Re 8939, Ro 1206, Apex 41107, Cr 81276, Imp 2235, Voc 583 9292-1 The Perfect Song - vSL Ban 0591, Cam 0191, Chg 866, PA 37089, Per 15270, Re 8939, Ro 1211, Apex 41113, Cr 81295 NOTE: Crown 81276 as VIC HOWARD'S ORCHESTRA. New York, c. January, 1930. 1021-A Hello, Baby - vSB HoW 1021
1035-C Congratulations - v HoW 1032
New York, January 30, 1930. 9323-2-3 The One I Love Just Can't Be Bothered With Me - vSB Ban 0592, Bwy 1358, Cam 0192, Cq 7488, Je 5847, Or 1847, Pm 20799, Per 15274, Re 8943, Ro 1213, Apex 41123, Cr 81290, Ang 3291, Clif 5291 9324-3 Keepin' Myself For You - vSB Ban 0597, Bwy 1357, Cam 0197, Cq 7485, Pm 20798, Per 15271, Ro 1214 9325-3 The One Girl - vSB Cq 7485, Per 15271 NOTE: Broadway 1357, 1358 and Paramount 20798, 20799 as LYNN HOWE'S HARMONY KINGS. New York, April 22, 1930. 9545-3-4 Strike Up The Band - vSB&ch Ban 0659, Cam 0259, Or 1913, Per 15296 9546-2 I Never Dreamt (You'd Fall In Love With Me) Per 15295, Dom 4533, Ang 3223, Apex 41171, Clif 5223, Em 9223, Apex 41171 9547-1-3 Blue Is The Night - vSB Ban 0662, Cam 0262, Dom 4533, Per 15295, Apex 41171, Cr 81362, Imp 2305 NOTE: Crown 81362 as HOTEL BILTMORE ORCHESTRA. Bert Lown dir: Frank Cush, Ed Farley, t / Al Philburn, tb / Elmer Feldkamp, cl, as, v / Larry Tice, cl, as / Paul Mason, cl,
1090-E Bye Bye Blues - vSL HoW 1090 The Biltmore Rhythm Boys (Elmer Feldkamp, Paul Mason, Tommy Felline), v. New York, July 21, 1930. 150655-3 (Under The Sun It's Anyone) Under The Moon It's You - vBRB Col 2258-D, DO-231, J-1015 150656-2 Bye Bye Blues - vBRB Col 2258-D, CB-139, DO-231, J-1015 New York, September 11, 1930. 150784-2 Maybe It's Love - vEF Col 2292-D, CB-217, DO-269 150785-2 I'll Be Blue, Just Thinking Of You - vEF Col 2292-D, DO-269 New York, September 25, 1930. 63670-3 I'm Yours - vBRB Vic 22541, HMV EA-853 63671-3 Here Comes The Sun - vBRB Vic 22541, HMV EA-847 New York, October 17, 1930. 64348-1 Loving You The Way I Do - vEF Vic 22568, HMV EA-877 64349-3 The Penalty Of Love - vEF Vic 22568 Mac Ceppos replaces Felline in the Biltmore Rhythm Boys (sometimes labeled Biltmore Trio from this point). New York, November 19, 1930. 64625-3 You're Simply Delish - vBRB Vic 22582, HMV B-5958 64626-2 You're The One I Care For - vEF Vic 22583, HMV B-5968, EA-863 New York, November 24, 1930. 64371-3 And Then Your Lips Met Mine - vEF Vic 22582 64372-2 Crying Myself To Sleep - vBRB Vic 22583 New York, January 2, 1931. 67750-1 Lonesome Lover - vEF Vic 22602, HMV EA-868 67751-1 To Whom It May Concern - vBT Vic 22603, HMV B-5981, EA-866 New York, January 8, 1931. 67771-1-2 Say "Hello" To The Folks Back Home - vEF Vic unissued 67773- They Satisfy - vEF TT C-1589 NOTE: Timely Tunes C-1589 as KING COLE AND HIS MUSIC WEAVERS. New York, January 19, 1931. 67404-3 Heartaches - vBT Vic 22612, HMV B-6051 67771-4 Say "Hello" To The Folks Back Home - vEF Vic 22612 New York, January 27, 1931. 67423-1 I'm So Afraid Of You - vEF Vic 22623 67424-2 By My Side - vEF Vic 22623, HMV B-6005 New York, March 5, 1931. 67486-2 Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone - vEF Vic 22652, HMV EA-899 67467-2 When Your Lover Has Gone - vBT Vic 22652, HMV EA-899 67488-2 I've Found What I Wanted In You - vBT Vic 22653, HMV EA-924 Ward Lay, sb, replaces Kline. New York, March 12, 1931. 67499-2 When I Take My Sugar To Tea - vBT Vic 22654, HMV EA-900 67500-2 Were You Sincere? - vEF Vic 22653, HMV EA-924 68801-2 Running Between The Raindrops - vEF Vic 22654, HMV B-6020, EA-900 Spencer Clark, bsx, replaces Rollini. New York, April 23, 1931. 53052-1 Now You're In My Arms - vEF Vic 22689, HMV EA-942 53053-2 I Wanna Sing About You - vBT Vic 22689, HMV EA-929 53054-1 Let Me Hum A Hymn To Her Tonight - vBT Vic 22696 New York, June 3, 1931. 69680-1 Never - vBT Vic 22725, HMV EA-931 69681-2 I'm Painting Pictures - vEF Vic 22725 69682-1 After Tonight - vEF Vic 22744 New York, June 16, 1931. 69940-1 June Time Is Love Time - vBT Vic 22740, HMV EA-942 69941-1 That Little Boy Of Mine - vEF Vic 22738 69942-1 The Hour Of Parting - vEF Vic 22738 69947-1 The First Girl I Met (Was The Last Girl I Loved) - vEF Vic 22754, HMV EA-947 Phil Capicotta and an unknown 3rd t replace Cush; Frank Flynn, d, replaces King. New York, August 18, 1931. 70171-1 My Success - vEF Vic 22787 70172-1 Alone In A Corner - vEF Vic 22787 70173-1 I Can't Get Mississippi Off My Mind - vEF Vic 22795, HMV EA-964 New York, September 3, 1931. 70213-1 Sweet Summer Breeze - vEF Vic 22804, HMV B-6122, EA-977 70214-1 Let's Drift Away On Dreamer's Bay - vEF Vic 22805, HMV B-6116, EA-970, R-14713 70215-1-2 You Call It Madness, But I Call It Love - vEF Vic unissued New York, September 16, 1931. 70215-3 You Call It Madness, But I Call It Love - vEF Vic 22804, HMV EA-977 70236-1 Then Came The Dawn - vEF Vic unissued 70237-1 Blues In My Heart - vEF Vic 22810 70238-1 There's No One Else But You - vEF Vic unissued BERT LOWN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As for August 18, 1931 above, without the 3rd t. New York, January 12, 1932. 71220-2 The More You Hurt Me (The More You Make Me Care) - vEF Vic 22908 71221-1 Tired - vEF Vic 22927, HMV EA-1085 71222-1 Was That The Human Thing To Do? - vEF Vic 22908, HMV EA-1114 New York, August 9, 1932. 73172-1 I Can't Believe It's True Vic 24086 73173-2 Over The Week-End (I Fell In Love) - vEF Vic 24087, HMV EA-1155 73173-3 Over The Week-End (I Fell In Love) Vic unissued 73174-1 I Wish I Had Wings - vEF Vic 24116 73174-3 I Wish I Had Wings Vic unissued 73175-1 I'm Yours For Tonight - vEF Vic 24087 73176-1 Goodbye To Love Vic 24086 Bert Lown dir: Phil Capicotta, t / Ed Farley, t, v / Al Philburn, tb / Elmer Feldkamp, Ted Holt, cl, as, v / Paul Mason, cl, ts / Spencer Clark, bsx / Mac Ceppos, vn, v / Chauncey Gray, p / Tommy Felline, g / Frank Flynn, d. New York, May 18, 1933. 76147-1 It Was A Night In June - vTH BB B-5067, Eld 1990 76148-1 I Cover The Waterfront - vMC BB B-5068, Eld 1991, Sr S-3150 76152-1 We'll Have A Honeymoon Some Day - vTH BB B-5088, Eld 2004, Sr S-3163 76153-1 Mississippi Basin - vEdF BB B-5068, Eld 1991, Sr S-3150 76154-1 I'll Build A Nest - vTH BB B-5087, Eld 2003, Sr S-3162 76155-1 My Heart's Desire - vTH BB B-5087, Eld 2003, Sr S-3162 76156-1 Isn't It Heavenly? - vTH BB B-5067, Eld 1990 New York, June 14, 1933. 76451-1 Moonstruck - vTH BB B-5099, Eld 2014, Sr S-3180 76452-1 Learn To Croon - vTH BB B-5091, Eld 2007, Sr S-3166 76453-1 Charlie's Home - vEF BB B-5100, Eld 2015, Sr S-3181 76454-1 A Fool In Love - vTH BB B-5091, Eld 2007, Sr S-3166 76455-1 Here You Come With Love - vEF BB B-5099, Eld 2014, Sr S-3180 76456-1 I've Got To Pass Your House To Get To My House - vTH BB B-5090, Eld 2006, Sr S-3165 76457-1 Can't We Meet Again? - vTH BB B-5090, Eld 2006, Sr S-3165 76458-1 Black Panther BB B-5100, Eld 2015, Sr S-3181 NOTE: Bluebird B-5090 and B-5091, and their Electradisk and Sunrise equivalents, all as PARK CENTRAL ORCHESTRA. 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