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- MANDEL SISTERS
- MANHATTAN SYNCOPATORS See the Grey Gull studio bands. MANLEY BROTHERS ORCHESTRA
- ANDY MANSFIELD AND HIS BAND See the Cotton Pickers. EDDIE MAPP
- THE MARIGOLD ENTERTAINERS
- MARKS AND HIS FIVE OH-MYS
- MARLBOROUGH (MELODY) SYNCOPATORS
- EARL / RUDY MARLOW AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- GILBERT MARSH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- MARTINS DANCE ORCHESTRA
- CLIFF MARTIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA See the ARC-Brunswick studio bands. DAISY MARTIN
- FATTY MARTINS ORCHESTRA
- FREDDIE MARTIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- JACK MARTINS MAJESTIC DANCE BAND
MAJOR AND HIS ORCHESTRA 2 t / tb / cl, as / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d, Harry Coe, v where shown. Hollywood, c. October, 1924. 184 Maytime - vHC Hwd 1027
186 Blue Evening Blues Hwd 1028
187 Hottest Man In Town Hwd 1028
188 June Night - vHC Hwd 1027
MANDEL SISTERS Pseudonym on Supertone for the Sunshine Boys (Joe and Dan Mooney), q.v. PETE MANDELL AND HIS RHYTHM MASTERS See the Rhythm Masters. MANHATTAN IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Triangle / Puritan, and possibly associated labels, for the following items listed in this book: 11251 Wet Yo' Thumb (Fletcher Henderson's Dance Players) 11268 Original Indiana Five 11312 Bathing Beauty Blues (Charlie Straight Orchestra) 11312 Black Sheep Blues (Midway Dance Orchestra) MANHATTAN MUSICIANS Pseudonym on National Music Lovers and New Phonic for the following items listed in this book: NML 1099 I Can't Get The One I Want (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) NML 1127 So That's The Kind Of A Girl You Are (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) New Phonic 1246 Ten Jacks of Diamonds
Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Duophone D-4025 Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra D-4033 Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra Paramount 20669 Castle Farms Serenaders
Pseudonym on Broadway 1352 for the Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra, q.v. ESTELLE MANN Pseudonym on Broadway for Edmonia Henderson, q.v. SAM MANNING Sam Manning, a pioneer calypso artist, made a few sides with interesting accompaniments, as follows. SAM MANNING AND HIS COLE JAZZ ORCHESTRA: as / p / bj / sb / d / Sam Manning, v. New York, September 21, 1925. 141020-1 Let Go My Hand - vSM Col 14110-D 141021-1 Bungo - vSM Col 14110-D 141022-1 Mabel, Open Your Door - vSM Col 2300-X 141023-2 Lignum Vitae (Long Life) Col 2300-X SAM MANNING AND HIS BLUE HOT SYNCOPATORS: c / as / p / bj / Sam Manning, v. New York, c. March 1, 1926. 74031-B Keep Your Hands Off That OK 8302
74032-B Go, I've Got Somebody Sweeter Than You OK 8302
SAM MANNING: vocal, acc. by the Cole Mentor Orchestra: cl / as / p / bj. New York, c. December 31, 1926 73881-B Sly Mongoose OK 65008, Par R-3854 73882-A Sweet Mama Ring-Ding-Ding OK 65009, Par R-3855 73883-A Barbados Blues OK 65009, Par R-3855 73884-B Brown Boy 65008, Par R-3854 Acc. by Adolphe Thenstead's Mentor Boys: Walter Edwards, cl / Cyril Montrose, as / p / bj, g / sb. New York, June 23, 1927. 81104-B Bongo OK 8488
81105-A Pepper Pot OK 8488
81106-A Lignum Vitae OK 8487
81107-A-B Emily OK 8487
WINGY MANNONE (MANONE) Issues prior to the mid-1930s usually show the surname as Mannone, which spelling has been retained throughout this work. Later issues drop the second n. MANNONE'S SAN SUE STRUTTERS: Wingy Mannone, c / Jerry Bump, tb / George Harper, cl, as / Paul Freed,
9500-A Mother Me, Tennessee OK unissued Desdemona OK unissued Golden Leaf Rag OK unissued San Sue Strut OK unissued Tiger Rag OK unissued JOE MANNONE'S HARMONY KINGS: Wingy Mannone, c, v / Hal Jordy, cl, as / Bob Sacks, ts / Johnny Miller, p / Steve Brou, g / Arnold Loyacano, sb / John Ryan, d / Earl Warner, v. New Orleans, April 11, 1927. 143949-2 Sadness Will Be Gladness - vEW Col 14282-D 143950-2 Cat's Head Col 14282-D 143951-2 Up The Country Blues - vWM Col 1044-D, HJCA 611 143952-2 Ringside Stomp - vWM Col 1044-D, HJCA 611 "WINGY" MANNONE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Wingy Mannone, c / Jack Teagarden, tb / Sidney Arodin, cl / Terry Shand, p / Benny Pottle, sb / Tommy de Rose, d. New York, December 2, 1927. E-6819 / 20 There'll Come A Time Voc unissued E-6821 / 2 Toot, Toot, Toot Voc unissued JOE MANNONE AND HIS CLUB ROYALE ORCHESTRA: Wingy Mannone, c, v / Wade Foster, cl / Bud Freeman, ts / Jack Gardner, p / Gene Krupa, d. Chicago, September 4, 1928. C-2292-A Downright Disgusted - vWM Voc 15728 C-2293-A Fare Thee Well - vWM Voc 15728 Wingy Mannone, c, v / Frank Teschemacher, cl / George Snurpus, ts / Art Hodes, p / Ray Biondi, g / Augie Schellange, d. Chicago, December 17, 1928. C-2682-B Trying To Stop My Crying - vWM Voc 15797, HRS 3, Br 80064 C-2683-B Isn't There A Little Love? - vWM Voc 15797, HRS 13, Decatur 510 BARBECUE JOE AND HIS HOT DOGS: Wingy Mannone, c, v / George Walters, cl / Joe Dunn, ts / Maynard Spencer, p / Dash Burkis, d. Richmond, IN, August 28, 1930. 16949,-A-B Tin Roof Blues Ch unissued 16950 Shake That Thing - vWM Ch 16192, 40054, Dec 7366, Br 02504 16951 Tar Paper Stomp (Wingy's Stomp) Ch 16153, 40005, Spr, 2818, Dec 7425, F-7807 16952 Up The Country - vWM Ch unissued Miff Frink, tb , Orville Haynes, bb, added; Bob Price, Ed Camden, t, added*. Richmond, IN, September 19, 1930. 17058 Up The Country Blues - vWM Gnt 7320, Ch 16127, 40054, Dec 7366, Sav 500, Br 03520 17059-E Tin Roof Blues Ch 16153, 40005, Spr 2818, Dec 7425, F-7807 17060 Weary Blues - vWM Gnt 7320, Ch l6127, 40055, Dec 7415, Sav 500 17061 *Big Butter And Egg Man - vWM Ch 16192, Ch 40055, Dec 7415, Br 03520 NOTE: Superior 2818 as SPEED WILLIAMS' ORCHESTRA; Brunswick 03520, Champion 16153, 40055, Decca F-7807 as WINGY MANNONE AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Savoy 500 as NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS. WINGY MANNONE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Wingy Mannone, t, v / Matty Matlock, cl / Eddie Miller, ts / Gil Bowers, p / Nappy Lamare, g, v / Harry Goodman, sb / Ray Bauduc, d. New York, May 2, 1934. B-15150-A No Calling Card - vWM-NL Br 6911, 01818, A-500462 B-15151-A Strange Blues - vWM-NL Br 6911, 01818, A-500462, Par R-2875, DPE-75, PZ-11025, Col DS-1965 B-15152-A Send Me Br 6940, 02007, A-9739, A-500463, Par R-2875, DPE-75, PZ-11025, Col DS-1965 B-15153-A Walkin' The Streets - vWM Br 6940, 02055, A-500463, Voc / OK 4464 WINGY MANNONE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Wingy Mannone, t, compere* / Dicky Wells, tb / Artie Shaw, cl / Bud Freeman, ts / Jelly Roll Morton or Teddy Wilson as shown, p / Frank Victor, g / John Kirby, sb / Kaiser Marshall, d. New York, August 15, 1934. B-15629-A-B Easy Like - pTW Merritt 6 (LP) B-15630-A-B In The Slot - pTW Merritt 6 (LP) B-15631-B *Never Had No Lovin' - pJRM Merritt 6 (LP) B-15631-B *Never Had No Lovin' - pJRM SE 5011-S B-15632-A I'm Alone Without You - pJRM SE 5011-S Wingy Mannone, t / Santo Pecora, tb / Sidney Arodin, cl / Terry Shand, p / ? Nappy Lamare, g / Benny Pottle, sb / Bob White, d. New York, October 3, 1934. 16086-1 Royal Garden Blues OK 41570, HJCA HC-78 16086-2 Royal Garden Blues
16087-2 Just One Girl OK 41569, Col 35685, Decatur 509 16088-1 She's Crying For Me OK 41569, Col 35685, Decatur 509 - 16089-1 Zero OK 41570, HJCA HC-78
Harmonica solo, unacc. Long Island City, NY, c. May, 1929. 466-A Riding The Blinds QRS R-7078 See also Guy Lumpkin FATE MARABLE'S SOCIETY SYNCOPATORS Fate Marable (misspelled MORABLE on the labels), p, dir: Sidney Desvignes, Amos White, t / Harvey Lankford, tb / Norman Mason, Bert Bailey, cl, as / Walter Thomas, ts, bar / Willie Foster, bj, g / Henry Kimball, bb / Zutty Singleton, d. New Orleans, c. March 16, 1924. 8564-A Frankie And Johnny OK 40113 8565-A Pianoflage OK 40113
Norman J. Thies, p, dir: Harry Thompson, t / Boyce Cullen, tb / Art Landry, cl, as, vn / Eddie Landry, bj / Howard Emerson, d. New York, February 15, 1922. 7767,-A Bootblack Blues Con 3059, St 9218 7768,-A You've Had Your Day Gnt 4843, St 9218 New York, April 19, 1922. 7858,-A Oh Sing-A-Loo Gnt 4871, St 9249 7859,-A-B Rosy Posy Gnt 4871, Cdl 510, St 9249 Norman J. Thiess p, dir: Byron Smart, c / Boyce Cullen, tb / Dick Kent, cl, as, / bsx / p / sb / d. New York, December, 1927. 13328 Clementine Gnt 6341, Ch 15422 THE MARIGOLD ENTERTAINERS Oscar Westlund dir: 2 t / tb / cl, as / as / ts / p / bj, g / bb / d / Art White, v. Minneapolis, January, 1929. TMP-30- Jealous - vAW Voc 15800 TMP-31- When My Sugar Walks Down The Street - vAW Voc 15800 THE MARINERS Vocal trio, acc. by Eddie Lang, g, with Frank Signorelli, p / Red McKenzie, comb*. New York, May 26, 1930. 404046-A-B-C *Happy Feet OK unissued New York, June 11, 1930. 404046-D *Happy Feet OK 41433, Par R-730, Od A-221280 Acc. by Frank Signorelli, p / Eddie Lang, g. New York, August 29, 1930. 404388-C (Just A Little Dance) Mam'selle OK 41449
404389-C I Don't Mind Walkin' In The Rain OK 41449, Par R-787, Ar 4637 NOTE: Ariel 4637 as VOCAL TRIO. Other titles by this group are waltzes or other material of no jazz interest.
The following from this bandleader's considerable output are of some interest as hot dance music. MARKELS ORCHESTRA [sic]: Mike Markel, p, dir: Hymie Farberman, Marty Berger, t / Fred Schilling, tb / as /
70560-B Lonesome Mama Blues OK 4580, 4807, Od 03205 Mike Markel, p, dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / ts or Cm / bsx / vn / bj / bb / d. New York, c. January 21, 1924. 72282-A 31st Street Blues OK 40045
MIKE MARKEL'S ORCHESTRA: Mike Markel, p, dir: 2 t / tb / Phil Cole, cl, ss, as / cl, ss, as, bsx / cl, ts / sometimes vn / bj / d / Bill Perry, a / Al Bernard, v. New York, February 8, 1926. E-17880 / 83 Flamin' Mamie - vAB Br 3091 MARKEL AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA: Same as above. New York, February 23, 1926. 141712-4 Black Horse Stomp Col 617-D MIKE MARKEL'S ORCHESTRA: Same as above. New York, April 29, 1926. E-18943 Lulu Belle Br 3189 E-18946 Just A Little Dance Br 3189 New York, late May, 1926. 74175-A Deep Henderson OK 40625, Starck 504, Par E-5638, Od 03391 74176-B Who'd Be Blue? OK 40625, Starck 504, Par E-5638 Ray Stilwell, v (and tb?). New York, September 15, 1926. 80113-B For My Sweetheart - vRS OK 40686, Par E-5715 NOTE: Other titles by the prolifically recorded dance orchestra are of no known interest. The name MARKEL'S SOCIETY FAVOURITES was used on Imperial 1863 for Al Lynch and his Orchestra, q.v. MARKS AND HIS FIVE OH-MY'S Pseudonym for Mendello and his Five Gee-Gees, q.v. GERALD MARKS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Gerald Marks dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / vn / Nelson Bitterman, p, v / bj / bb / d/ William Fletcher, Ed Bell, v. Chicago, March 19, 1928. 145812-3 If I Can't Have You (I Want To Be Lonesome - I Want To Be Blue) - vNB Col 1432-D 145814-2 Without You, Sweetheart - vNB-WF-EB Col 1343-D NOTE: Other titles by this group are of no known interest as jazz.
This is thought to be a pseudonym for Fred Hall and his Orchestra, in which case the personnel would be: Earl Oliver and another, t / Sam Lewis, tb / ? Larry Abbott and another, cl, as / cl, ts / p / oj / ob / d. New York, c. July, 1925. 3620 Yellow Dog Blues Clover 1581 3694 Footloose Clover 1610 See also the New Orleans Blue Nine. MARLBOROUGH ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Grafton for the following items listed in this book: 9167 Mamie (Five Birmingham Babies) 9212 Let's Grow Old Together (Mike Speciale and his Orchestra) 9219 My Carmenita (California Ramblers)
Pseudonym on Harmony and associated labels for Fred Rich and his Orchestra, q.v., and on Parlophone PNY-34184 for Phil Dannenberg and his Orchestra, q.v. ERNIE MARRERO AND HIS WASHBOARD STOMPERS Ernie Marrero, wb; unknown instrumentation. Chicago, July 26, 1929. C-3954-A-B Rough And Ready Stomp Voc unissued GILBERT MARSH AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on the Parlophone PNY- series for Miff Mole and his Little Molers, q.v. TED MARSHALL AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym for Bailey's Lucky Seven (Champion 15006), q.v., and for other bands of no jazz interest. MARTIN AND ROBERT Alfred Martin, g / Robert Cooksey, h, v. New York, March 22, 1927. E-22052 Dollar Blues Br 7007
E-22054 / 55 / 56 Maxwell And Peoria Blues Br unissued E-6418 Maxwell And PeoriaBlues Voc 1127
E-22057 / 58 South Street Blues Br unissued E-6415 South Street Blues Voc 1127
E-22059 Hock My Shoes Br 7007
MARTIN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Grand Pree 18530 18531, 18551, 18596, and 18622 for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v., and on 18330 (WHEN MY SUGAR WALKS DOWN THE STREET) for Hazay Natzy and his Westchester Dance Orchestra (or Hotel Biltmore Orchestra), q.v. CLIFF MARTIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA See the ARC-Brunswick studio bands. DAISY MARTIN Vocal, acc. by the Five Jazz Bell-Hops: probably Gus Aiken, t / Jake Frazier, tb / Garvin Bushell, cl, as / Dude Finlay, p / bj / d. New York, March, April, 1921. 7466-A Royal Garden Blues Gnt 4712, St 9115 7467 Spread Yo' Stuff Gnt 4712, St 9115 Acc. by her Jazz Bell Hops: Probably as above, with bb instead of d. New York, c. April 15, 1921. 7854-A Play 'Em For Mama, Sing 'Em For Me OK 8001 7855-B I Won't Be Back 'Till You Change Your Ways OK 8001 New York, c. early July, 1921. 70012-B Won't Someone Help Me Find My Lovin' Man OK 8008
70013-B Everybody's Man Is My Man OK 8008
Acc. by the Tampa Blue Jazz Band: Jules Levy, Jr., c / ? Ephraim Hannaford, tb / Joe Samuels, cl, bsx / Larry Briers, p / d. New York, c. August 1, 1921. 70066-B How Long? How Long? (Absent Blues) OK 8009 70067-B Sweet Daddy (Hold Me Closer All The Time) OK 8010 70069-B Honolulu Lou OK 8010 70070-B I Didn't Start In To Love You (Until You Stopped Loving Me) OK 8009 NOTE: Matrix 70068 is by Gerald Griffin, of no jazz interest. New York, c. August 10, 1921. 70087-C Nightmare Blues OK 8013 70088-B Keep On Goin' OK 8013 New York, c. December. 5, 1921. 70352-A Brown Skin (Who You For?) - vCW OK 8027
70353-B If You, Don't Want Me Please Don't Dog Me 'Round OK 8027
Acc. by her Royal Tigers: t / tb / cl / p / d. New York, c. August 2, 1923. 5237-1 Feelin' Blues Ban 1262, Re 9548 5238-1 What You Was You Used To Be Ban 1262, Re 9548
Vocal, acc. by ? Ike Rodgers, tb / vn / ? Henry Brown, p. Chicago, August 24, 1934. C-9349-A All Men Blues Dec 7080 FATTY MARTIN'S ORCHESTRA Fatty Martin, p, dir: Earl Church and another, t / Lee Cheatham, tb / Cm, as / cl, ss, as, bsx / Billy Bacon, cl, ts / Earl McMann, bj / Pops Graham, bb / J. B. "Jelly" Zeller, d. Houston, March 19, 1925. 32111-1 End O' Main Vic 19700 32111-2 End O' Main Vic test exists 32112-3 Jimtown Blues Vic 19700 32112-4 Jimtown Blues Vic test exists FREDDIE MARTIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA As this was a sweet society dance orchestra that enjoyed great popularity during the 1930s and 1940s, it is not surprising that very few of its many records are of interest as jazz. The following are known exceptions. Freddie Martin, cl, ts , dir: Bunny Berigan, t / Elmer Rehmus, tb / Elmer Feldkamp, cl, as, v / Joe Poretta, Jack Condon, cl, as / Al Wagner, Ross Dickson, Bennie Eaton, vn / Terry Shand, p, a / Bobby van Eps, 2nd p (when used) / Vincent Pirro, pac (when used) / George van Eps, g / George Green, sb / Eddie Schaff, d. New York, March 20, 1933. 13141-1 What Have We Got To Lose? (Hi-Ho Lack-A-Day) - vEF Ban 32719, Mt M-12648, Or 2668, Per 15746, Ro 2041, Imp 2860 NOTE: Imperial 2860 as BOB CAUSER AND HIS ORCHESTRA. New York, April 11, 1933. 152392-2 Look What I've Got - vEF? Col 2769-D, CB, 627, Re G-21714 NOTE: All these issues as HOTEL BOSSERT ORCHESTRA. Helen Rowland, v. New York, May 11, 1933. 13316-1 I've Got To Sing A Torch Song - vHR Pan 25548 13317-1 I've Got To Sing A Torch Song - vHR Ban 32767, Mt M-12696, 91553, Or 2700, Per 15771, Ro 2073, Voc 15888, Rex 8018 13319-1 Remember My Forgotten Man - vHR Pan 25548 13319-1 Remember My Forgotten Man - vHR Ban 32767, Mt M-12696, 91553, Or 2700, Per 15771, Ro 2073, Voc 15888, Rex 8005 NOTE: Vocalion 15888 as ROY CARROLL AND HIS BEACH CLUB ORCHESTRA; 15891 as BUNNY BERIGAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Panachord 25548 as ALLEN BURNS AND HIS ORCHESTRA; all others as ED LOYD (LLOYD on Rex 8005 and 8028) AND HIS BAND / ORCHESTRA. JACK MARTIN'S MAJESTIC DANCE BAND The following is said to feature good t / cl / as / Cavan O'Connor, v. London, c. November, 1930. P-149-A Two Of Everything - vCO'C Phonycord P-102 JOHN MARTIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Broadway for Eubie Blake and his Orchestra, q.v. SARA MARTIN Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. October 17, 1922. 70935-D Sugar Blues OK 8041
New York, c. November 3, 1922. 70990-B Achin' Hearted Blues OK 8041 Acc. by her Brown-Skin Syncopators: Arthur Whetsel, t / Claude Hopkins, p / Elmer Snowden, bj. New York, November 18, 1922. 80678-1-2 I Loved You Once, But You Stayed Away Too Long Col unissued 80679-1-2 'Tain't Nobody's Biz-ness If I Do Col unissued Acc. by Fats Waller (as T. WALLER), p. New York, c. December 1, 1922. 71068-C Tain't Nobody's Bus'ness If I Do OK 8043 71069-B You Got Ev'rything A Sweet Mama Needs But Me OK 8043 Same acc., as THOMAS WALLER. New York, c. December 14, 1922. 71105-B Mama's Got The Blues OK 8045
71106-B Last Go Round Blues OK 8045
Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. April 6, 1923. 71390-B Keeps On A-Rainin' (Papa, He Can't Make No Time) OK 8060 71391-A-B Joe Turner Blues OK 8058 Shelton Brooks, p / speech where shown*. New York, c. April 9, 1923. 71398-B Michigan Water Blues OK 8060
71399-B If Your Man Is Like My Man (I Sympathize With You) OK 8063
71400-B *I Got What It Takes To Bring You Back OK 8062
71401-B *Original Blues OK 8062
Acc. by W. C. Handy's Orchestra: W. C. Handy dir. probably Tick Gray, c / Sylvester Bevard, tb / as / ts / Charlie Hillman, p / bj / Archie Walls, bb / d. New York, c. April 21, 1923. 71431-A Come Home Papa Blues OK 8061 71432-C It Takes A Long Time To Get 'Em, But You Can Lose 'Em Overnight OK 8061 71433-A Laughin' Cryin' Blues OK 8064 Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. April 27, 1923. 71449-A Cruel Backbitin' Blues OK 8053
71450-B Leave My Sweet Daddy Alone OK 8065
Vocal duet with Clarence Williams, acc. by ? Clarence Johnson, p. New York, c. April 30, 1923. 71455-A-B Monkey Man Blues OK 8067 Vocal duet with Eva Taylor, acc. by Tom Morris, c / Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. May 4, 1923. 71465-A Yodeling Blues OK 8067
Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. June 15, 1923. 71629-A Where Can That Somebody Be? OK 4904 71630-A Just Thinkin' Blues OK 8084 71631-B If You Don't Like It, Leave OK 8078 71632-B Nobody In Town Can Bake A Sweet Jelly Roll Like Mine OK 8078 Vocal duets with Eva Taylor, acc. by Tom Morris, c / Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. June 20, 1923. 71640-B That Free And Esdy Papa O' Mine OK 8082
71641-B Hesitation Blues OK 8082
Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. June 27, 1923. 71653-B Tired O' Waitin' Blues OK 8084 71654-B You Just Can't Have No One Man By Yourself OK 8083 71655-B Goin' Down To The Levee OK 4904 71656-B Ye Shall Reap Just What You Sow OK 8083 New York, c. July 6, 1923. 71669-B New Orleans Hop Scop Blues OK 8085
71670-B Uncle Sam Blues OK 8085
New York, c. July 25, 1923. 71596-B Sweet Man Was The Cause Of It All OK 8088 71697-B Sympathizing Blues OK 8088 New York, c. July 27, 1923. 71701-B Mistreated Mama Blues OK 8086
71707-B Runnin' 'Round With The Blues OK 8086
Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Tom Morris, c / John Mayfield, tb / Sidney Bechet, ss / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. August 1, 1923. 71711-B Blind Man Blues OK 8090 71712-B Atlanta Blues OK 8090 Acc. by ? Porter Grainger, p. New York, c. August 3, 1923. 71715-0 My Good Man's Blues (Mahalia's Blues) OK 8087
71716-B Jelly's Blues OK 8087
71717-B Troubled Blues OK 8093
71718-B I'm Satisfied OK 8093
New York, c. August 6, 1923. 71736-B Blue Gum Blues OK 8097 71738-A Slow Down Sweet Papa Mama's Catching Up On You OK 8097 NOTE: Matrix 71737 is untraced. Acc. by Clarence Williams' Harmonizing Four: Tom Morris, c / Sidney Bechet, ss / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, October 11, 1923. 71961-B Graveyard Dream Blues OK 8099, Par E-5235 71962-B A Green Gal Can't Catch On Blues OK 8099, Par E-5235 Acc. by Sylvester Weaver, g. New York, October 31, 1923. 71980-A Longing For Daddy Blues OK 8104
71981-A I've Got To Go And Leave My Daddy Behind OK 8104
Vocal duets with Clarence Williams, acc. by Fats Waller, p. New York, November 1, 1923. 71984-B I'm Cert'ny Gonna See 'Bout That OK 8108 719!35-B Squabbling Blues OK 8108 Vocal, acc. by Sylvester Weaver, g. New York, November 2, 1923. 71998-A Roamin' Blues OK 8117
71999-B Good, Bye Blues OK 8117
Weaver plays bj where shown*. Atlanta, March 19, 1924. 8582-A *Everybody's Got The Blues OK 8136 8583-A *My Man Blues OK 8136 8584-B Pleading Blues OK 8161 8585-B Every Woman Needs A Man OK 8146 Atlanta, c. March 21, 1924. 8595-B Got To Leave My Home Blues OK 8146
8596-B Poor Me Blues OK 8226
Acc. by Clarence Williams, p, or Sylvester Weaver, g. New York, May 29, 1924. 72586-B If I Don't Find My Brown, I Won't Be Back At All OK 8161 - gSW 72587-A Too Late Now To Get Your Baby Back - pCW OK 8154 Acc. by Clarence Williams' Harmonizers: Tom Morris, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / ? Ernest Elliott, cl / Clarence Williams, p. New York, June 4, 1924. 72592-B He's Never Gonna Throw Me Down OK 8154 Acc. by her Jug Band: Clifford Hayes, vn / Cal Smith bj / Earl McDonald, jug; no v on sides marked ** (labeled SARA MARTIN'S JUG BAND). New York, c. September 16, 1924. 72924-B **Blue Devil Blues OK 8188
72825-B Jug Band Blues OK 8166
New York, c. September 19, 1924. 72831-B **Jug Band Blues OK 8188 72832-B Don't You Quit Me Daddy OK 8166 72833-B I Got The Crying Blues OK 8176 72833-B I Ain't Got No Man OK 8211 New York, c. September 22, 1924. 72835-B Blues, Please Go Away OK 8176
72836-B Come Back Daddy And Ease My Aching Heart OK 8231
72837-B I'm Gonna Be A Lovin' Old Soul OK 8211
72838-B Papa, Papa Blues OK 8231
Acc. by Lemuel Fowler, p. New York, September 24, 1924. 72846-B What Kinda Man Is You? OK 8191 72847-B Some Blues (No Name Blues) OK 8226 Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. September 26, 1924. 72853-B Old Fashioned Sara Blues OK 8249
72854-B Sobbin' Hearted Blues OK 8172
72855-B I'd Rather Be Blue Than Green OK 8191
72856-B Cage Of Apes OK 8172
Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: c / tb / as / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, c. September 29, 1924. 72857-B Things Done Got Too Thick OK 8203 72858-A-B Eagle Rock Me, Papa OK 8203 Acc. by Sylvester Weaver, g / Charles Washington, bj, with E. L. Coleman, vn*. St. Louis, March, April, 1925. 9023-A Can't Find Nobody To Do Like My Old Daddy Do OK 8214
9024-A I'm Sorry Blues OK 8249
9025-A Daddy, Ease This Pain Of Mine OK 8237
9029-A *Strange Lovin' Blues OK 8214
9030-A *I Can Always Tell When A Man Is Treatin' Me Cool OK 8237
NOTE: Matrix 9026 is untraced; 9027 by the above accompanists (see INSTRUMENTAL TRIO); and 9028 is by E. L. Coleman, q.v. Acc. by. June Clark, c / Jimmy Harrison, tb / Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. November 16, 1925. 73753-B Down At The Razor Ball OK 8283
73754-A Mournful Blues OK 8427
73755-B Georgia Stockade Blues OK 8427
Acc. by Bubber Miley, c / Robert Cooksey, h / ? Phil Worde, p. New York, c. November 17, 1925. 73759-B Forget Me Not Blues OK 8292 73760-A Nobody Knows And Nobody Cares Blues OK 8304 73761-B Give Me Just A Little Of Your Time OK 8304 Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: __ Thomas, c / ? Charlie Irvis, tb / as / Clarence Williams, p, v / ? Buddy Christian, bj. New York, November 23, 1925. 73773-B I'm Gonna Hoodoo You - vCW OK 8270
73774-B Your Going Ain't Giving Me The Blues OK 8270
73775-B What More Can A Monkey Woman Do? OK 8283
Acc. by Harry's Happy Four: Harry Cooper, Louis Metcalf, c / Earres Prince, p / Bernard Addison, bj. New York, November 24, 1925. 73778-B Some Of These Mornings OK 8292 73779-B Yes, Sir, That's My Baby OK 8252 73780-B Alabamy Bound OK 8252 Acc. by Eddie Heywood, p. New York, March 24, 1926. 74062-A You Don't Want Me Honey OK 8354
74063-A That Dance Called Messin' Around OK 8308
74064-A The Last Time OK 8308
74055-A Don't Never Figure OK 8354
Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: c / tb / as / Clarence Williams, p / bj / ? Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, March 24, 1926. 74066-B What's The Matter Now? OK 8336 74067-B I Want Every Bit Of It, I Don't Like It Second Hand OK 8336 Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five:? Bubber Miley, c / tb / Otto Hardwick or Don Redman, as / Clarence Williams, p / bj / ? Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, March 25, 1926. 74072-A Brother Ben OK 8325
74073-A The Prisoner's Blues OK 8442
74074-B Careless Man Blues OK 8325
74075-A How Could I Be Blue? OK 8442
Acc. by Richard M. Jones' Jazz Wizards:? Shirley Clay, c / Artie Starks, cl, as / ? Barney Bigard, ts / Richard M. Jones, p / Cliff Jones, d. Chicago, June 14, 1926. 9708-A Late Last Night OK 8374 9709-A Some Sweet Day OK 8374 Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, September 5, 1926. 74335-B A Glass Of Beer, A Hot Dog And You OK 8394
74336-B Look Out, Mr. Jazz OK 8394
74337-B Numbers On The Brain OK 8412
74338-B Shipwrecked Blues OK 8412
NOTE: The April 6, 1927, Okeh session credited to MARTIN, WEAVER, WITHERS produced only gospel sides that are beyond the scope of this work. Vocal, acc. by Sylvester Weaver, g. New York, April 7, 1927. 80704-A Gonna Ramble Blues (Roamin' Blues) OK 8485
80705-B Teasing Brown Blues (Mama's Got The Blues) OK 8485
NOTE: This issue as SALLY ROBERTS. Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Charlie Irvis, tb / Benny Waters, cl / Arville Harris, as / Clarence Williams, p / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. New York, April 9, 1927, 80712-B Cushion Foot Stomp OK 8461, Par R-3506 80713-B Take Your Black Bottom Outside (Stop That Black Bottom Dance*) OK 8461, Par R-3506* NOTE: Parlophone R-3506 as MARGARET JOHNSON WITH CLARENCE WILLIAMS' DIXIELAND ORCHESTRA. Acc. by Sylvester Weaver, g. New York, August 30, 1927. 81292-A Loving Is What I Crave OK 8513
81293-B Useless Blues OK 8500
81294-B Black Hearse Blues OK 8500
81295-B Orn'ry Blues OK 8513
NOTE: OKeh 8500 as SALLY ROBERTS. Acc. by Clarence Williams and his Orchestra: Ed Allen, King Oliver, c / Ed Cuffee, tb / Arville Harris, cl / Clarence Williams, p / Cyrus St. Clair, bb. Long Island City, NY, c. November, 1928. 276-A Hole In The Wall QRS R-7035 277-B Don't Turn Your Back On Me QRS R-7035 Allen omitted; unknown tb replaces Cuffee. Long Island City, NY, c. November, 1928. 278 Death Sting Me Blues QRS R-7042, Pm 12841, 14025, JC L-105 NOTE: Matrix 278-A has been rumored to exist, but that now seems doubtful. Harris omitted. Long Island City, NY, December, 1928. 305-A Mean Tight Mama QRS R-7043 306 Mistreating Man Blues QRS R-7042, Pm 12841, 14025, JC L-105 307-A Kitchen Man Blues QRS R-7043
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