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

Sol S. Wagner, p, dir: t / tb / 2 as / ts / vn / bj / bb / d. Richmond, IN, between November 7 and 22, 1923.

11672-A Oklahoma Indian Jazz

Gnt 5313

Gnt 5313

Gnt 5311

Gnt 5311

Gnt 5323, St 9619

11679 You Didn't Want Me When I Wanted You

Gnt unissued

Sol S. Wagner, p, dir. probably: Nate Bold, c / Hub Henning, tb / Jimmy Lord, cl, as / Milton Neul, cl, ts / Harry Podal, vn / Sid Pritikin, bj / Frank Wosika, bb / Harry Weinstein, d / Rus­sell Douglas, v. Chicago, May 12, 1927.

80820-C I'm In Love Again - vRD

OK 40827, Par R-3366, A-2443, Od 193047, A-189050

80871-B South Wind - vRD

OK 40827, Par R-3366, Od 193047, A-189050

NOTE: Parlophone R-3366 as ARCADIA PEACOCK ORCHESTRA.

The vocal trio on the next side is described on Parlophone R-3383 as BROWN SISTERS AND GREEN, but the file card shows what looks like "Ed Camping" and something else illegible.

80874-C You Don't Like It, Not Much - v3

OK 40838, Par R-3383, A-2341, Od 193070, A-189043

80875-A-B-C Zulu Wail

OK unissued

NOTE: Parlophone R-3383 as THE RHYTHM BREAKERS.

Paul Small, v. Chicago, December 15, 1927.

82073-A-B Beautiful - vPS

OK unissued

82074-B Countin' The Days - vPS

OK 40973, Par E-6016, Od A-189115

82075-B Everywhere You Go - vPS

OK 40973, Par E-6016, Od A-189115

NOTE: Parlophone E-6016 as WILL PERRY'S ORCHESTRA.

The following title, from the eight made by this orchestra between 1929 and 1934, is of interest as jazz.

Herman Waldman, vn, dir: Rex Preis, Ken Switzer, t / Bill Clemens, tb / Bob "Baldy" Harris­, Jimmy Segers, cl, as / Tink Nauratil, cl, ts / Tom Blake, p / Vernon Mills, bj / Barney Dodd, bb / Reggie Kaughlin, d. Dallas, October, 1929.

DAL-567- Marbles

Br 4649, A-8649

WALDORF-ASTORIA ORCHESTER

Pseudonym on Beka 4101 for Ray Miller's Black and White Melody Boys, q.v.

The following from the sides recorded in London in 1931 by this band are of some interest as hot dance music.

Howard Godfrey dir: Harry Thompson, t, tb / Eddie Schultz, t / Bob Kane and/or Alex Mitch­ell, tb / Harry Carter, as, vn / Bill Taylor, cl, bar / Charles Smith, ts / Sid Rubens or Eddie Grasso, vn / Alex Blackford, p / bj / Jimmy Clark, bb, sb / Harry Francis, d / Al Bowlly, v. London, c. May, 1931.

4360-2 My Canary Has Circles Under His Eyes - vAB

Pic 780, Mf M-1-2019

4361-2 Miss Elizabeth Brown - vAB

Pic 780, Mf M-1-2019

Unknown v. London, August, 1931.

4426-2 Tell Me, Are You From Georgia? - v

Pic 811 Mf G-2021

NOTE: Mayfair G-2021 and M-1-2019 as FIFTH AVENUE DANCE BAND.

EDDIE WALKER AND HIS BAND

Pseudonym on Supertone for Zach Whyte's Chocolate Beau Brummels, q.v.

Of the many records by this popular comedienne, only the following is of interest as jazz, for its accompanists.

Vocal, acc. by c / tb / cl, as / vn / Rube Bloom, p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. June 7, 1926.

E-19501 / 03 Ya Gotta Know How To Love

Br 3215

E-19507 / 09 Hard-To-Get Gertie

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:

Columbia 2380-D Personally, I Love You (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra)

2404-D Both sides by the Charleston Chasers

Regal G-21020 Personally, I Love You (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra)

G-21038 Walkin' My Baby Back Home (Charleston Chasers)

G-21043 When Your Lover Has Gone (Charleston Chasers)

NANCY WALKER

This is quite likely a pseudonym, although for whom is not known. The accompaniments to the following are said to be of interest as jazz, but no further details are known.

New York, June 14, 1928.

8033- You're A Real Sweetheart

Ban 7145, Cq 7106, 7118, Dom 4161, Or 1265, Re 8583

8034-2 Because My Baby Don't Mean "Maybe" Now

Cq 7106, 7118, Dom 4161, Or ?, Re 8583

8035-1 Bring Back My Lovin' Man

Or 1292

NOTE: Conqueror 7106 as LORENE HUGHES.

Pseudonym on Clarité 825 for Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, q.v.

Vocal, acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. Long Island City, NY, c. December, 1922.

Radio Blues

BS 14137, Pm 12145

490-1 Aggravatin' Papa (Don't You Try To Two-Time Me)

BS 14137, Pm 12145

Acc. by t / tb / cl / p. Long Island City, NY, c. February, 1923.

520-1 Come Back, Dear

BS 14144, Pm 12155

NOTE: Paramount 12155 is mistakenly labeled JULIA MOODY, who does perform on the reverse side.

Probably acc. by Elmer Chambers, c / George Brashear, tb / Don Redman or Ernest Elliott, cl / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. Long Island City, NY, c. March, 1923.

560-2 Kissin' Daddy

BS 14147, Pm 12146

561-2 Go Get It

BS 14147, Pm 12146

NOTE: The only reported copy of Paramount 12146 uses Ethel Waters' KIND LOVIN' BLUES instead of GO GET IT, although it is labeled as above.

This artist's birth name was Beulah Thomas.

Vocal, acc. by Eddie Heywood, p. Chicago, c. October 26, 1923.

8490-A Up The Country Blues

OK 8106

8491-A Shorty George Blues

Acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. May 26, 1924.

72567-B Mama's Gone, Goodbye

OK 8168

OK 8144

OK 8144

OK 8168

72579-B Can Anybody Take Sweet Mama's Place?

OK 8159

72580-B Stranger's Blues

Acc. by Clarence Williams' Harmonizers: Tom Morris, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / ? Ernest Elliott, cl / Clarence Williams,

72606-B Sud Bustin' Blues

OK 8177

72607-B Wicked Monday Morning Blues

Acc. by Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Louis Armstrong, c / Aaron Thompson, tb / Sidney Bechet, cl, ss / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, November 28, 1924.

73007-B Baby, I Can't Use You No More

OK 8212

OK 8212

73012-B I've Stopped My Man

OK 8288

73013-B Walkin' Talkin' Blues

Acc. by Sidney Bechet, cl, ss / Clarence Williams, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, December 2, 1924.

73014-B I'm So Glad I'm Brownskin

OK 8197

OK 8197

73018-B He's The Cause Of Me Being Blue

OK 8190

73019-B Let My Man Alone Blues

Acc. by King Oliver, c / Hersal Thomas, p. Chicago, c. February 24, 1925.

8964-B Morning Dove Blues

OK 8205

OK 8206

OK 8205

73555-A Section Hand Blues

OK 8232

73556-A Parlor Social De Luxe

Acc. by Rudy Jackson, as / Hersal Thomas, p. New York, August 20, 1925.

73557-B Being Down Don't Worry Me

OK 8276

OK 8276

73566-B Murder's Gonna Be My Crime

OK 8243

73567-B The Man I Love

Acc. by cl / p / bj. New York, c. August 25, 1925.

73574-A I'm Leaving You

OK 8288

OK 8251

OK 8243

OK 8381

9546-A A Jealous Woman Like Me

OK 8301

9547-A Special Delivery Blues

9548-A Jack O' Diamonds Blues

OK 8328, HJCA HC-82, JSo AA-586

Chicago, March 3, 1926.

9559-A The Mail Train Blues

OK 8345

OK 8345

OK 8301

9929-A I'm A Mighty Tight Woman

OK 8439

9930-A Bedroom Blues

Acc. by Louis Armstrong, t / Artie Starks, cl / own p, with Bud Scott, g*. Chicago, May 6, 1927.

80837-A Dead Drunk Blues

OK 8499

OK 8499

OK 8470, JSo AA-585

80840-B *The Flood Blues

OK 8470, JSo AA-585

Acc. by Hense Grundy, tb / own p / Cal Smith, g. Chicago, February 6, 1929.

48865-1-2 Go Down Sunshine Blues

Vic unissued

48866-2 You Gonna Need My Help

Vic V-38502

Acc. by Natty Dominique, c / Honore Dutrey, tb / Johnny Dodds, cl / own p / Bill Johnson, sb. Chicago, February 7, 1929.

48870-2 I'm A Mighty Tight Woman

Vic V-38502

48871-1-2 Ain't Nobody Home But Me

Vic unissued

This was one of the many pseudonyms used by Wallace T. "Ed" Kirkeby, manager of the California Ramblers, q.v. The Okehs listed under this name are of somewhat more interest generally as hot dance music (up to 1928) than the subsequent ARC and Columbia issues, which are therefore listed selectively.

TED WALLACE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Ed Kirkeby, v, dir: Chelsea Quealey, Frank Cush, t / Tommy Dorsey or Abe ­Lincoln, tb / Bobby Davis and Johnny Rude or Arnold Brilhart, cl, ss, as / Sam Ruby, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx, gfs / Al Duffy, vn when used / Jack Russin, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Herb Weil, d / Irving Kaufman, v. New York, January 3, 1927.

80275-B-C Usen't You Used To Be My Sweetie? -vIK

OK 40751, Par E-5785, A-4900

80276-A If All The Stars Were Pretty Babies - vIK

OK 40749, Par E-5785, A-4900, Od 1305

80277-B When I First Met Mary - vEK

OK 40749, Par E-5907, Ar 4250, Od 1305

NOTE: Ariel 4250 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Roy Johnston, t, may replace Cush on either or both the next two sessions; Lincoln definite; Hal White, v. New York, January 21, 1927.

80319-B Ain't She Sweet? - vEK

OK 40760, Par E-5787, Ar 4229, Od 193043

80320-A There Ain't No Maybe In My Baby's Eyes

OK 40757, Par E-5769, Od 04022 - vHW

80321-B Crazy Words, Crazy Tune - vEK

OK 40757, Par E-5769, LAR A-4521, Od 04022

NOTE: Okeh 40757, Parlophone E-5769 as THE NEW YORK SYNCOPATORS; Ariel 4229 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Les Reis (as RUSSELL DOUGLAS), v. New York, February 14, 1927.

80418-B Oh! Lizzie (A Lover's Lament) - vLR

OK 40778, Par E-5905, LAR A-4516, Od 193043, A-189023

80419-A-B The Cat

OK 40778, Par R-3335, LAR A-4516, Od A-189023

80420-B My Regular Gal - vLR

OK unissued

NOTE: Parlophone R-3335 as TAMPA BLUE ORCHESTRA.

New York, February 17, 1927.

80420-D My Regular Gal - vLR

OK 40788, Par E-5807, A-2410, Od 193004

NOTE: All issues as ED KIRKEBY AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

Sylvester Ahola, t, replaces Johnston or Cush; Ivan Johnston, tb, replaces Lincoln; no vn. New York, March 18, 1927.

80639-A Nesting Time - vLR

OK 40788, Par E-5807, Ar 4233, Od 193004

80640-B For Mary And Me - vLR

OK 40816, Od 193011, 04015

NOTE: Okeh 40788, Parlophone E-5807, and Odeon 193004 as ED KIRKEBY AND HIS ORCH­ESTRA; Ariel 4233 as ARIEL DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Unknown t (probably Frank Cush) replaces Ahola; Abe Lincoln, tb, replaces Johnston, __ Allen replaces Rollini. New York, June 27, 1927.

81110-B Bless Her Little Heart - vLR

OK 40860, Par R-3380

81111-B Who-oo? You-oo, That's Who!- vLR

OK 40860, Par R-3380

81112-B Pleading - vRD

OK 40850, Par E-5907, A-4926, Od 193055, A-189078

81113-B Love And Kisses - vLR

As above, but Par R-3378

NOTE: Okeh 40860 as THE NEW YORK SYNCOPATORS; Parlophone R-3378 as SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS AND SINGERS; R-3380 as TAMPA BLUE ORCHESTRA.

Ed Kirkeby dir: Chelsea Quealey,? Frank Cush, t / Abe Lincoln, tb / Bobby Davis,? Arnold Brilhart, cl, ss, as / Sam Ruby, ts / Adrian Rollini, bsx­ / Jack Russin, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Herb Weil, d, k / scat v. New York, September 12, 1927.

81429-B Cornfed!

OK 40915, Par R-3444, A-4915, Od A-189065

81430-A Buffalo Rhythm - scat v

OK 41014, Par R-3466

81431-A Zulu Wail

OK 40915, Par R-3444, A-4915

Ed Kirkeby dir: Chelsea Quealey, Henry Levine, t / Al Philburn, tb / Pete Pumiglio, Harold Marcus, cl, ss, as / Sam Ruby, ts / Al Duffy, vn / Jack Russin, p / Tommy Felline bj / Jack Hansen, bb / Herb Weil, d / Les Reis, The Decon (?) Sisters, v. New York, November 23, 1927.

81858-C Mary (What Are You Waiting For?) - vLR

OK 40965, Par R-106, A-2462, Od 193131

81859-C Changes - vDS

OK 40961, Par R-3498, Od A-189110

NOTE: Okeh 40965, Parlophone A-2462 and Odeon 193131 as THE NEW YORK SYNCOPATORS; Parlophone
R-106 as SAM LANIN'S ARKANSAS TRAVELLERS, and R-3498 as SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS.

Sammy Fain, Artie Dunn, v. New York, December 7, 1927.

81924-B For My Baby - vLR

OK 40961, Par R-3498, A-2437, Od A-189110

81925-B There's Something Spanish In Your Eyes - vSF-AD

OK 41091, Par R-124, A-2585, B-25293, LAR A-4556, Od 193235, A-189178, 04088

81926-A Cobble-Stones - vSF-AD

OK 40965, Par R-106, LAR A-4542, Od 193131, A-189111, 04069

NOTE: Okeh 40965 and Odeon 193131 as THE NEW YORK SYNCOPATORS; Parlophone R-106 as SAM LANIN'S ARKANSAS TRAVELLERS; R-124 and R-3498 as SAM LANIN'S FAMOUS PLAYERS (this probably applies to their German and Argentine equivalents).

From this point, with Quealey, Davis and Rollini (and shortly after, Russin), in London with Fred Elizalde, changes in personnel and musical policy took place. A selective list of known interesting titles follows, played by musicians drawn from the following collective personnel: Tony Gianelli, Bill Moore, Mickey Bloom, Tony Russo, Cliff Weston, Fred van Eps, Jr., Moe Selzer, Angie Rattiner, Frank Cush, Al King, Roy Johnston, Phil Napoleon, Tommy Gott, t / Tommy Dorsey, Carl Loeffler, George Troup, Reg Harrington, Miff Mole, Ted Raph, tb / Pete Pumiglio, Harold Marcus, Herb Dwyer, Carl Orech, Jimmy Dorsey, Bud Wagner, Rudy Ludovar­, cl, as / Sam Ruby, cl, ts / Spencer Clark, bsx (when used) / Al Duffy, Joe LaFaro, Larry Kosky, Sidney Harris, vn / Chauncey Gray, p / Tommy Felline, bj / Jimmy Mullen, Jack Hansen, Ward Lay, bb, sb / Herb Weil (early on), Chick Condon, Stan King, d. Vocalists are shown at each session heading.

Irving Kaufman, v. New York, November 2, 1928.

8292-1-2 There's A Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder

Ban 6203, Bwy 1225, Cq 7213, Dom 4224, 31002, Je 5441, Or 1387, Re 8665, Apex 8850,
LS 24340, Mic 22340, St 10410, Imp 2009 - vIK

NOTE: Broadway 1225 as LEW WRIGHT AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Conqueror 7213 as CALIFORNIA COLLEGIANS; Oriole 1387 as TED WHITE'S COLLEGIANS.

Ed Smalle and Jerry Macy (as THE RADIO IMPS), v. New York, November 30, 1928.

8370-3 (I Got A Woman, Crazy For Me) She's Funny That Way - vRI

Ban 6231, Bwy 1233, Dom 4250, Re 8691, Apex 8897, LS 24400, St 10438, EBW 4924, Imp 2065

NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 4924 as THE PLAZA BAND.

TED WALLACE AND HIS CAMPUS BOYS: Smith Ballew, v. New York, September 10, 1929.

148988-3 Bottoms Up - vSB

Col 1970-D, CB-36, 01847

148989-2 Bigger And Better Than Ever - vSB

Col 1970-D, CB-36, 01847

Possibly including Jack Purvis, t; male trio, v; New York, March 18, 1930.

403859-C Stein Song - v3

OK 41402, Par R-672, E-6320

NOTE: Parlophone E-6320 as WILL PERRY'S ORCHESTRA.

TED WALLACE AND HIS CAMPUS BOYS: Ed Kirkeby dir: probably: Jack Purvis, t / Carl Loeffler, tb (when used) / Pete Pumiglio, cl, as, bar / Elmer Feldkamp, cl, as, v / Tommy Bohn­, cl, ts / Sam Hoffman, Sidney Harris, vn / Lew Cobey, p / Ed Sexton, g / Ward Lay, sb / Jack Powers (or Powell), d / two other v. New York, June 23, 1930.

150601-1 Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder - v3

Col 2236-D, CB-137, DO-227

150602-1 Here Comes The Sun - v3

Col 2236-D, CB-182, DO-230

New York, July 10, 1930.

150643-3 Hittin' The Bottle - v3

Col 2254-D, DO-223

New York, August 12, 1930.

150701-2 Tomorrow Is Another Day - v3

Col 2275-D, CB-184, DO-327

150702-1 Don't Tell Her (What's Happened To Me) - v3

Col 2275-D, DO-249

Bobby Davis, cl, as, replaces Feldkamp; unknown vocalist takes his place in the trio. New York, September 23, 1930.

150837-3 My Baby Just Cares For Me - v3

Col 2301-D, DO-249

150838-3 Sweet Jennie Lee - v3

Col 2301-D, CB-205, DO-258

TED WALLACE AND HIS ORCHESTRA was also a pseudonym on Parlophone R-3466 (BLACK MARIA) for Arnold Frank and his Rogers Cafe Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Claxtonola for Kitty Irvin, q.v.

Piano solos, with own comments*. Grafton, WI, c. February, 1930.

L-184-2 *No. 29

Pm 12958, JI 3

L-185-1 Fanny Lee Blues

Pm 12958, JI 3

Piano solos. New York, c. October 21, 1922.

70948-D Muscle Shoals Blues

OK 4757, Bm 1005, JSo AA-503

70949-D Birmingham Blues

OK 4757, Bm 1005, JSo AA-503

NOTE: As both the above are somewhat high takes, it is possible they were recorded at a remake session about December, 1922 (see Sara Martin, c. December 1 and 14).

Pipe-organ solos. Camden, NJ, November 17, 1926.

36773-1 St. Louis Blues

Vic 20357, HMV B-8501, AM-881, SG-561

36774-4 Lenox Avenue Blues (Church Organ Blues)

Vic 20357, HMV B-8501, AM-881, SG-561

Church studio, Camden, NJ, January 14, 1927.

37357-1 Soothin' Syrup Stomp

37357-2 Soothin' Syrup Stomp

Vic 20470

37352-3 Soothin' Syrup Stomp

37358-1 Sloppy Water Blues

37358-3 Sloppy Water Blues

Vic 20492

37359-3 Loveless Love

Vic 20470, 23260

37360-1-2-3 Harlem Blues

Vic unissued

37361-2 Messin' Around With The Blues

37361-3 Messin' Around With The Blues

Vic 20655

37362-1 Rusty Pail

37362-3 Rusty Pail

37363-1 I'd Like To Call You My Sweetheart

Trial record for Nat Shilkret

The third and fourth titles are piano solos. Church studio, Camden, NJ, February 16, 1927.

37819-1 Stompin' The Bug

Vic RD-7599, HMV 7EG-8191, 741052 (LP / EP)

37819-2 Stompin' The Bug

Vic 20655

37820-1 Hog Maw Stomp

37820-2 Hog Maw Stomp

Vic 21525

37821-1-2-3 Black Bottom Is The Latest Fad

Vic unissued

37822-2 Blue Black Bottom

Church studio, Camden, NJ, May 20, 1927.

38044-1 Sugar

Vic 21525, 23331, BB B-5093, MW M-4904, Sr S-3176

38047-1 Beale Street Blues

Vic 20890

38049-1 I'm Goin' To See My Ma

Vic unissued

NOTE: Matrices 38045, 38046, and 38048 are the same titles, in the same order, sung by Alberta Hunter (q.v.) with Fats Waller at the organ.

THOMAS WALLER WITH MORRIS'S HOT BABIES: Tom Morris, c / Charlie Irvis, tb / Fats Waller, p , or / ? Eddie King, d. Church studio, Camden, NJ, May 20, 1927.

38050-2 Fats Waller Stomp

JA 21 (LP)

38050-3 Fats Waller Stomp

Vic 20890, HMV B-10472, HE-3150

38051-1 Savannah Blues

Vic 20776, HMV B-5417

38051-2 Savannah Blues

38052-2 Won't You Take Me Home?

38052-3 Won't You Take Me Home?

Vic 20776, HMV B-5417

Pipe-organ solo. Church studio, Camden, NJ, November 14, 1927.

40081-1-2 Memories of Florence Mills

Vic unissued

THOMAS WALLER WITH MORRIS'S HOT BABIES: Tom Morris, c / Jimmy Archey, tb / Fats Waller, p­, or, v / Bobbie Leecan, g / ? Eddie King, d; or pipe-organ solos*. Church studio, Camden, NJ, December 1, 1927.

40093-1 He's Gone Away

40093-2 He's Gone Away

Vic 21202, El EG-7892

40094-2 *I Ain't Got Nobody

Vic 21127, 23331, BB-B-5093, MW M-4904, Sr S-3176

40095-1 *The Digah's Stomp

40095-2 *The Digah's Stomp

Vic 21358

40096-1 Red Hot Dan - vFW

Vic 21127

40096-2 Red Hot Dan - vFW

Vic 21127, HMV B-10472, HE-3150

40097-1 Geechee

Vic 21358, El EG-7882

40097-2 Geechee

Vic 21358

40098-1 Please Take Me Out Of Jail

40098-2 Please Take Me Out Of Jail

Vic 21202, El EG-7882

Piano solos*, or FATS WALLER AND HIS BUDDIES: Charlie Gaines, t / Charlie Irvis, tb / Arville Harris, cl, as, ts / Fats Waller, p / Eddie Condon, bj. New York, March 1, 1929.

49759-1 *Handful Of Keys

Vic V-38508, 27768, HMV B-4347, B-4902, N-4480, X-4480, SG-543, X-6292

49760-2 The Minor Drag

Vic V-38050, 20-1583, BB B-10185, HMV EA-3265, HE-2367, JF-1, K-8196, X-6252

49761-2 Harlem Fuss

Vic V-38050, BB B-10185, HMV EA-3713, HE-2367, K-8196, X-6252

49762-2 *Numb Fumblin'

Vic V-38508, 25338, HMV B-4347, B-4917, HE-2381, X-6292

NOTE: THE MINOR DRAG and HARLEM FUSS have generally been stated to be cross-labeled. However, the Australian HMV pressing bears fragmentary mx. information for 49760, whose title starts with "THE…" which would suggest the labeling is correct.

Piano solos. Camden, NJ, August 2, 1929.

49492-3 Ain't Misbehavin'

Vic 22092, 22108, 20-1581, 68-0773, HMV B-3243, EA-64

49493-2 Sweet Savannah Sue

Vic 22108, 68-0773, BB B-10264, HMV EA-641

49494-1 I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling

Vic LPV-525 (LP)

49494-2 I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling

Vic 22092, HMV B-3243, EA-622

49494-3 I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling

Issued on LP

49495-1 Love Me Or Leave Me

49495-3 Love Me Or Leave Me

Vic 22092, BB B-10263

49496-1 Gladyse

Vic V-38554, HMV HE-2366, JF-4

49496-2 Gladyse

49497-1 Valentine Stomp

49497-2 Valentine Stomp

Vic V-38554, BB B-10263, HMV HE-2366, JF-4

NOTE: Two distinct couplings exist of Victor 22092, as shown above.

Pipe-organ or piano* solos. Camden, NJ, August 29, 1929.

55375-1 *Waiting At The End Of The Road

BB B-10264

55375-2 *Waiting At The End Of The Road

55376-1 *Baby, Oh! Where Can You Be?

55376-2 *Baby, Oh! Where Can You Be?

56067-1 Waiting At The End Of The Road

Issued on LP

56067-2 Waiting At The End Of The Road

56068-1 Baby, Oh! Where Can You Be?

56068-2 Baby, Oh! Where Can You Be?

56068-3 Baby, Oh! Where Can You Be?

56069-1 Tanglefoot

56069-1 Tanglefoot

Issued on LP

56069-2 Tanglefoot

56070-2 That's All

Vic 23260

Piano solos. New York, September 11, 1929.

56125-1 Goin' About

Pirate MPC-506 (EP)

56125-2 Goin' About

56126-1 My Feelin's Are Hurt

Vic V-38613

New York, September 24. 1929.

56710-2 Smashing Thirds

Vic V-38613, 25338, HMV B-4902, B-8546, SG-543

FATS WALLER AND HIS BUDDIES: Henry Allen, t / Jack Teagarden, tb, vib / Albert Nicholas­, Otto Hardwick, as / Larry Binyon, ts / Fats Waller, p / Eddie Condon, bj / Al Morgan, sb / Gene Krupa, d / The Four Wanderers (Herman Hughes, Charles Clinkscales, tenors / Maceo Johnson­, baritone / Oliver Childs, bass), v. New York, September 30, 1929.

56727-2 Lookin' Good But Feelin' Bad - v4W

Vic V-38086

56728-1 I Need Someone Like You - v4W

Vic V-38086

Piano solos. New York, December 4, 1929.

57190-4 My Fate Is In Your Hands

Vic V-38568

57191-1 Turn On The Heat

Vic V-38568

Henry Allen, Leonard Davis, t / Jack Teagarden, tb, vib / J. C. Higginbotham, tb / Albert Nicholas, Charlie Holmes, cl, as / Larry Binyon, ts / Fats Waller, p / Will Johnson, bj / Pops Foster, sb / Kaiser Marshall, d / Orlando Roberson, v. New York, December 18, 1929.

57926-1 Lookin' For Another Sweetie - vOR

Vic V-38110

57927-3 Ridin' But Walkin'

Vic V-38119, 1AC-0135, HMV B-4971, B-6390 EA-3265, SG-431

57928-1 Won't You Get Off It, Please?

Vic V-38119, 1AC-0135, HMV B-4971, B-6549, EA-3713, SG-464

57929-2 When I'm Alone - vOR

Vic V-38110

Piano duets with Bennie Paine. New York, March 21, 1930.

59720-1 St. Louis Blues

Vic 22371, 68-0830, HMV B-8496, EA-770, GW-1341

59721-1 After You've Gone

Vic 22371, 68-0830, HMV B-8496, EA-770, GW-1341

Piano solos, with own v. New York, March 13, 1931.

151417-3 I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby (And My Baby's Crazy 'Bout Me) - vFW

Col 14593-D, Voc 3016, Par R-1197, B-71078, Od 031817, 279746

151418-2 Draggin' My Heart Around - vFW

Col 14593-D, Voc 3016, Par R-1197, B-71078, Od 031817, 279746

FATS WALLER AND HIS RHYTHM: Herman Autrey, t / Ben Whittet, cl / Fats Waller, p, cel, or, v / Albert Casey, g / Billy Taylor, sb / Harry Dial, d, vib, speech. New York, May 16, 1934.

82526-1 A Porter's Love Song To A Chambermaid - vFW / vibHD

Vic 24648, BB B-10016, MW M-7947, HMV EA-2279

82527-1 I Wish I Were Twins - vFW

Vic 24641 HMV EA-1508, JF-1, El EG-3705

82527-2 I Wish I Were Twins - vFW

RFW 3 (LP)

82528-1 Armful O' Sweetness - vFW

Vic 24641, BB B-10149, HMV HE-2358, JF-7, RZ G-24194

82529-1 Do Me A Favor - vFW

Vic 24648, HMV HE-2358, JF-7

Gene Sedric, cl, replaces Whittet. New York, August 17, 1934.

83699-1 Georgia May - vFW

Vic 24714, BB B-10078, HMV JF-12, RZ G-24308

84106-1 Then I'll Be Tired Of You - vFW

Vic 24708, HMV JF-13

84107-1 Don't Let It Bother You - vFW / spHD

Vic 24714, HMV JF-12

84108-1 Have A Little Dream On Me - vFW

Vic 24708, HMV JF-13

Floyd O'Brien, tb added; Mezz Mezzrow, cl, replaces Sedric. New York, September 28, 1934.

84417-1 Serenade For A Wealthy Widow - spFW / vibHD

Vic 24742, BB B-10262, HMV GW-1318, HE-2619, JF-8, K-7863

84418-1 How Can You Face Me? - vFW

Vic 24737, BB B-10143, HMV HN-727, JF-14, K-7863

84419-1 Sweetie Pie - vFW

Vic 24737, JA-404, BB B-10262, HMV GW-1318, HE-2619, JF-8, K-1861

84420-1 Mandy - vFW

Vic 24738, HMV GY-281, JF-11, X-4464, El EG-7790

84421-1 Let's Pretend There's A Moon - vFW

Vic 24742, HMV EA-1510, JF-14

84422-1 You're Not The Only Oyster In The Stew - vFW

Vic 24738, 20-2218, JA-404, BB B-10261, HMV BD-298, GY-281, HE-2344, HN-707, JF-11,
JK-2344, K-7861, K-8526, X-4464

NOTE: HMV JF-14 shows the matrix number as 84421-II. This simply indicates that it is pressed from a dubbed master, and not that take 2 was used. There was no take 2 of this or any other title made at this session.

Bill Coleman, t / Gene Sedric, cl, ts / Fats Waller, p, cel, or, v / Albert Casey, g / Billy Taylor, sb / Harry Dial, d, vib.

New York, November 7, 1934.

84921-1 Honeysuckle Rose - vFW

Vic 24826

84922-1 Believe It, Beloved - vFW

Vic 24808, HMV BD-134, AE-4484, EA-1509, JF-15, X-4430, X-7475, El EG-3703

84923-1 Dream Man - vFW

Vic 24801, BB B-10261, HMV BD-117, EA-1457, HE-2344, JK-2344, K-7454, K-8526

84924-1 I'm Growing Fonder Of You - vFW / vibHD

Vic 24801, HMV BD-117, EA-1510

84925-1 If It Isn't Love - vFW

Vic 24808, HMV JF-15, X-4430

84926-1 Breakin' The Ice - vFW

Vic 24826, HMV EA-1457

Piano solos. New York, November 16, 1934.

86208-2 African Ripples

Vic 24830, BB B-10115, HMV B-8546, EA-1458, HE-2289, JF-41

86209-1 Clothes Line Ballet

Vic 25015, BB B-10098, HMV EA-1524, JF-35

86210-1 Alligator Crawl

Vic 24830, A-1337, BB B-10098, HMV B-8784, EA-1458 HN-2632, IP-370, IW-89, JF-41, K-8176, X-4490 X-4507

86211-1 Viper's Drag

Vic 2515, 27768, BB B-10133, HMV B-8784, EA-1524, HN-2632, IP-370, IW-89, JF-35, K-8176, NA-4480