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- PAUL CORNELIUS AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- CORNELL AND HIS ORCHESTRA See Cornell Smelser and his Orchestra. FRANK CORNWELL AND HIS ORCHESTRA
- COSMOPOLITAN DANCE PLAYERS See the Grey Gull studio bands. BILLY COTTON AND HIS BAND
- COTTON BLOSSOMS ORCHESTRA
- COTTON PICKERS (OR PICKERS) ORCHESTRA See the Grey Gull studio bands. WALLIE COULTER AND HIS BAND
ROBERT COOPER Piano solos. Texas Hotel, San Antonio, TX, April 3, 1934. 82785-1-2 West Dallas Drag BB B-5459, B-6719 ANDREW COPELAND Vocal, acc. by Joe Smith, c / tb / cl / p / ? bj / ?bb / ?d. New York, c. August, 1922. ? -2 Buzz Mirandy BS 14124, Pm 12139 ? -1 Down In Dixieland BS 14124, Pm 12139 MARTHA COPELAND Vocal, acc. by Eddie Heywood, p. New York, c. September 15, 1923. 71837-D The Down So Long Blues OK 8112
71838-B The Pawn Shop Blues OK 8112
New York, c. September 18, 1923. 71844-C Daddy, You've Done Put That Thing On Me OK 8091 71845-B The Penetrating Blues OK 8091 Acc. by Cliff Jackson, p. New York, September 14, 1926. 142608-1 Black Snake Blues Col 14161-D 142609-2-3 Papa, If You Can't Do Better Col 14161-D NOTE: This session was originally credited to MARTHA BROWN in the Columbia files, which was later changed to Martha Copeland. Bubber Miley, t, added. New York, December 21, 1926. 143203-1 On Decoration Day (They'll Know Where To Bring Your Flowers To) Col 14189-D 143204-3 Fortune Teller Blues Col 14189-D Acc. by Phil Worde, p, with Bert Howell, vn / Sidney Easton, v, where shown. Camden, NJ, February 3, 1927. 37393-2 When The Wind Makes Connection With Your Dry Goods - vSE Vic 20548 - vnBH 37394-2 Hard Headed Mama - vSE Vic 20548 - vnBH 37395-2 I Don't Care Who Ain't Got Nobody - vnBH Vic 20769 37396-1 Stole My Man Blues Vic 20769 Acc. by Louis Hooper, p. New York, February 16, 1927. 143480-2 The Black Snake Moan Col 14196-D 143481-3 Mine's Just As Good As Yours Col 14196-D Louis Metcalf, c, added. New York, March 19, 1927. 143689-1 Soul And Body Col 14208-D 143690-3 Sorrow Valley Blues Col 14208-D Acc. by Ernest Elliott, Bob Fuller, cl / Porter Grainger, p / whistle / train effects. New York, May 5, 1927. 144097-3 Dyin' Crapshooter's Blues Col 14227-D 144098-3 Mr. Brakes-Man (Let Me Ride Your Train) Col 14227-D - w / te Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, July 22, 1927. 144490-3 Police Blues Col 14237-D 144491-2 Skeleton Key Blues Col 14237-D Buddy Christian, bj, added. New York, August 9, 1927. 144538-2 Hobo Bill Col 14248-D 144539-3 Nobody Rocks Me Like My Baby Do Col 14248-D Acc. by Bob Fuller, cl / Porter Grainger, p. New York, October 13, 1927. 144852-3 Shootin' Star Blues Col 14262-D 144853-3 Good Time Mama Blues Col 14262-D Acc. by her Smokey City Trio: Andrew Mead, as / Ralph Jones, vn / Porter Grainger, p. New York, December 6, 1927. 145275-2 Wylie Avenue Blues Col 14310-D 145276-2 Everybody Does It Now Wylie Avenue Blues Acc. by Porter Grainger, p. New York, January 6, 1928. 145478-1 Bank Failure Blues Col 14281-D 145479-3 Second-Hand Daddy Col 14281-D Acc. by Irving Peskin, c / Rube Bloom, p. New York, May 26, 1928. 146348-3 I Can't Give You Anything But Love Col 14327-D 146349-2 My Daddy Don't Do Nothin' Bad Col 14327-D Acc. by Clarence Adams, cl / James P. Johnson, p. New York, June 8, 1928. 146417-1 Somethin' Goin' On Wrong Col 14352-D James P. Johnson, speech New York, June 9, 1928. 146420-3 Desert Blues Col 14352-D Acc. by Bubber Miley, c / J. C. Johnson, p. New York, August 28, 1928. 146923-2 Mama's Well Has Done Gone Dry Col 14377-D 146924-3 I Ain't Your Hen, Mr. Fly Rooster Col 14377-D
Pseudonym on Bell for the following items listed in this book: P-196 Fate (California Ramblers) P-244 Both sides by Joseph Samuels and his Orchestra CORINTHIC ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Embassy for the following items listed in this book: E-134 Will Osborne and his Orchestra E-145 Benny Goodman and his Orchestra PAUL CORNELIUS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Instrumentation and personnel unknown; Jim Hartley, Gill Tharpe, v. Richmond, IN, May 4, 1931. 17726 Tiger Rag Gnt unissued Richmond, IN, November 1, 1932. 18873 Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia - vJH Ch 16534, 40084 18876 The Scat Song - vGT Ch 16572 Richmond, IN, February 5, 1934. 19481 I've Found A New Baby Ch 16734, 40084 NOTE: Other records by this band are of no known jazz interest.
The following titles from the twelve recorded by this band for Gennett, Cameo, Harmony, and Edison are known or reported to be of interest; six of the remainder were issued and may prove equally interesting. Frank Cornwell, vn, v, dir: Morris Selzer, t / Carl Loeffler, tb / Joe Gillespie, Tom Neary, cl as / Bob Montgomery, cl, ts / Gus Gudarian, p, v / Cameron Anderson, bj / Paul Weston, bb / Forrest "Fuzzy" Knight, d, v. New York, January 20, 1927. 143327-3 Voom Voom (Moaden On The Gayden) - vO Har 341-H 143328-1 Roses For Remembrance - vFC Har 378-H 143329-3 Crazy Words - Crazy Tune - vGG, FK Har 341-H
Pseudonym on English Regal for the following items listed in this book: G-8098 Forgetful Blues (Frank Westphal And his Orchestra) G-8099 Learn To Do The Strut (The Georgians) G-8099 Bit By Bit You're Breaking My Heart (Art Kahn and his Orchestra) G-8121 Last Night On The Back Porch (Original Memphis Five) G-8147 Arcady (California Ramblers) G-8148 Cotton Pickers' Ball (Midway Dance Orchestra) G-8158 Lovey Came Back (The Georgians) G-8159 Both sides by the Original Memphis Five G-8188 Linger Awhile (California Ramblers) G-8201 Moonlight Kisses (California Ramblers) G-8202 Cover Me Up With The Sunshine Of Virginia (California Ramblers) G-8230 You Know Me, Alabam' (California Ramblers) G-8230 It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo' (Original Memphis Five) G-8231 June Night (Carolina Club Orchestra; see Hal Kemp) G-8258 Charleston Cabin (California Ramblers) G-8258 Red Hot Mama (Original Memphis Five) G-8279 Susquehanna Home California Ramblers) G-8279 Tessie Stop Teasing Me (Little Ramblers) G-8293 Eliza (California Ramblers) G-8293 Go 'Long, Mule (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra) G-8298 Back Where The Daffodils Grow (California Ramblers) G-8376 Me And The Boy Friend (California Ramblers) G-8378 Nobody Knows What A Red-Head Mama Can Do (Original Memphis Five) G-8378 When My Sugar Walks Down The Street (Warner's Seven Aces) G-8471 I Miss My Swiss (Southern Serenaders; see Fletcher Henderson) G-8492 Oh, Boy! What A Girl (Joe Friedman's Monte Carlo Orchestra) G-8517 Want A Little Lovin' (Raderman's Roysterers) G-8517 She Was Just A Sailor's Sweetheart (University Six) G 8541 I'm Sitting On Top Of The World (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) G-8561 Then I'll Be Happy (University Six) G-8599 Drifting Apart (Carleton Terrace Orchestra; see Mike Speciale) G-8642 Could I? - I Certainly Could (Fred Rich and his Orchestra) G-8643 What A Man! (University Six) G-8659 Georgianna (University Six) G-8687 Iyone, My Own Iyone (Seven Wild Men) G-8688 Turkish Towel (Joe Candullo and his Everglades Orchestra) G-8714 So Is Your Old Lady (Original Indiana Five) G-20040 Side By Side (Ipana Troubadours) The following British recording issued under this name is of some interest as jazz: Stan Greening dir: Frank Biffo, Charles Mead, t / Ted Heath or Bernard Tipping, tb / Charles Star and/or Jim Kelleher, cl, as / George Smith, ts / Fred Cooke, p, a / bj / Jock Merrit, bb / Wag Abbey, d. London, April, May, 1925. A-2056 Everybody Loves My Baby Re G-8383 CORONET JAZZ BAND Pseudonym on South African Cymot 778 for the Broadway Syncopators (I AIN'T NEVER HAD NOBODY CRAZY OVER ME) and the Ambassadors (WHEN YOU WALKED OUT), both q.v. COSMOPOLITAN DANCE PLAYERS See the Grey Gull studio bands. BILLY COTTON AND HIS BAND This British dance band, best remembered for its latter-day comedy presentations, nevertheless recorded some first-class hot performances. There are doubtless others that feature short solos by the same musicians. BILLY COTTON'S SAVANNAH BAND: Billy Cotton, dir: Sid Buckman, Tommy Birch, t / Joe Ferrie t, tb / Victor Boulcott, Ronnie Coulbertson, cl, as / Sidney Lipton, as, vn / Dave Roberts, cl, ts / Clem Bernard, p, pac / Cyril Gaida, bj, g / Jim Broad, bb / Donald Whitelaw, d. London, late August, 1928. 1204-1-2 Sunny Skies Pic 108 London, early December, 1928. 1447-2 Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider Met 1122, Pic / Curry's 214 NOTE: Both Piccadilly issues and Curry's 214 as BOHEMIAN BAND. BILLY COTTON AND HIS BAND: As above, but Sid Lenton, cl, as, replaces Boulcott or Coulbertson; Jimmy Shankland, cl, ts, replaces Roberts: Alan Ferguson, bj, g, replaces Gaida; Joe Gibson, bb, sb, replaces Broad. Central Hall Westminster, London, March 28, 1930. WAR-65-1 Happy Feet - v3 Re MR-107, G-20774 London, June 27, 1930. WAR-219-2 You Gotta Be Modernistic - vSB Re MR-127 Nat Gonella, t, v, replaces Birch; Mick Burberry, cl, as, bar, replaces Lenton or Boulcott or Coulbertson; Steve King, cl, as, ts, added; Alan Breeze, v, also added at about this date. London, August 14, 1930. WAR-271-1 That Rhythm Man - v3 Re MR-157 WAR-273-1 Sittin' On A Rainbow - vSB Re MR-157, G-20833 London, October 21, 1930. WAR-362-1 Adeline - v3 Re MR-220 WAR-363-1 The New Tiger Rag Re M2-221 WAR-364-1 Bessie Couldn't Help It - vNG&ch Re M2-221 London, February 5, 1931. WA-11166-1 Makin' Wicki-Wacki Down In Waikiki - vNG, AB Col CB-223 WA-11167-2 Is That Religion? - vNG, AB&ch Col CB-223 London, February 20, 1931. WA-11226-2 That Lindy Hop Col CB-237 WA-11227-2 Shout For Happiness - v Col CB-234 London, May 21, 1931. CA-11625-2 Why Shouldn't I? - v Col CB-297 CA-11626-2 Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On - v Col CB-298, DO-497 CA-11627-1 You Wouldn't - v Col CB-297 Billy Cotton, dir: Arthur Williams, George Burgess, t / Dave Burchett, Ellis Jackson, tb / Jack Halsall, Mick Burberry, cl, as / Jimmy Shankland, Cyril Grantham, cl, ts / Phil Phillips vn / Clem Bernard, p / Lal Jackson, bj / Joe White, bb, sb / Arthur Baker, d / Alan Breeze, v. London, November 13, 1931. CAR-887-1 Nobody's Sweetheart - v Re MR-450, G-21272 CAR-888-1 Sleepy Time Down South - vCG Re MR-450 London, February 13, 1932. CAR-1064-1 You Rascal, You - v Re MR-541, G-21459 Bruts Gonella, t, replaces Williams; George Glover, cl, as, replaces Halsall. London, November 25, 1932. CAR-1573-1 I'm Just Wild About Harry - vAB RZ MR-768, G-21602 Frank Barnes, cl, ts, replaces Grantham. London, February 18, 1933. CAR-1772-1 Super Tiger Rag - vAB&ch RZ MR-866, Col 2783-D, Gl GZ 3001 London, April 28, 1933. CAR-1939-1 Wear A Great Big Smile - vAB RZ MR-917, Gl GZ-3002 London, May 19, 1933. CAR-1980-1 Somebody Stole My Gal - vAB RZ MR-958, G-21786 CAR-1981-1 Bugle Call Rag RZ MR-958, G-21786 London, June 24, 1933. CAR-2068-1 Mood Indigo RZ MR-996, G-21826, Gl GZ-3007 London, July 21, 1933. CAR-2133-1 Avalon RZ MR-1035, Gl GZ-3010 CAR-2134-1 Black And Tan Fantasy RZ MR-1037, Gl GZ-3008 Billy Cotton, dir: George Burgess, Bruts Gonella, Teddy Foster, t / Ellis Jackson, Freddy Burgess, tb / Edgar Bracewell, Frank Kenyon, cl, as / Mick Burberry, as, bar / Frank Barnes, cl ts / Laurie Johnson, Phil Phillips, vn / Clem Bernard, p / Les Casey, g / Joe White, bb, sb / Arthur Baker, d / Alan Breeze, v. London, August 22, 1933. CAR-2144-1 Sophisticated Lady RZ MR-1035, Gl GZ-3008 London, August 26, 1933. CAR-2154-1 Roll Up The Carpets (Push Back The Chairs) - vAB RZ MR-1025, G-21870 NOTE: Both issues as THE MIDNIGHT MINSTRELS. Eddie Fearn, t, replaces George Burgess; Tommy Ward, tb, replaces Freddy Burgess. London, September 13, 1933. CAR-2192-1 Alexander's Ragtime Band RZ MR-1062 London, September 24, 1933. CAR-2217-1 Margie RZ MR-1061, G-21911, Gl GZ-3011 CAR-2218-1 Old-Fashioned Love RZ MR-1061, Gl GZ-3011 CAR-2219-1 Waiting For The Robert E. Lee RZ MR-1062, Gl GZ-3010 Ritz Ballroom, Manchester, July 11, 1934. CAR-2762-1 The Third Tiger RZ MR-1413, G-22233, Col GN-5002, Gl GZ-3033 Billy Cotton, dir: Eddie Fearn, Bruts Gonella, t / Teddy Foster, t, v / Ellis Jackson, tb, v / Tommy Ward, tb / Edgar Bracewell, Frank Kenyon, cl, as / Mick Burberry, as, bar / Frank Barnes cl, ts / Laurie Johnson, Phil Phillips, vn / Clem Bernard, p / Les Casey, g / Joe White, bb, sb / Arthur Baker, d / Alan Breeze, v. London, August 14, 1934. CAR-2799-1 St. Louis Blues - vTF RZ MR-1413, G-22233,Col GN-5002, Gl GZ-3033 London, November 4, 1934. CAR-3002-1 The Man From Harlem - vTF RZ MR-1501, OK 41586,Gl GZ-3045 COTTON BLOSSOMS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Radiex for the following items listed in this book: 1225 Doodle Doo Doo for (The Jazeliers) 1245 Doo Wacka Doo (California Ramblers) COTTON CLUB ORCHESTRA Andy Preer, vn (when used), dir: R. Q. Dickerson, Louis Metcalf, t / De Priest Wheeler, tb / Dave Jones, ? Walter Thomas, as, bar / Andrew Brown, cl, ts / Earres Prince, p / Charley Stamps, bj / Jimmy Smith, bb / Leroy Maxey, d. New York, January 6, 1925. 140224-1 Down And Out Blues Col 287-D 140225-1 Snag 'Em Blues Col 287-D NOTE: Eli Logan, previously cited as 2nd alto sax, reportedly died in July, 1924; hence the postulate of Thomas. Harry Cooper, t, replaces Metcalf. New York, March 31, 1925. 140475-1-2-3 Original Two-Time Man Col unissued 140478-1-2-3 Lonely And Blue Col unissued New York, April 27, 1925. 140475-5 Original Two-Time Man Col 374-D, 3717 140556-2 Riverboat Shuffle Col 374-D NOTE: Columbia 3717 as HANNAN DANCE BAND. Sidney de Paris, t, replaces Cooper; Bob Fuller, cl, ss, as, may replace Jones. New York, November 10, 1925. 141255-1 Everybody Stomp Col 14113-D 141256-1 Charleston Ball Col 14113-D
Phil Napoleon, t / Miff Mole, tb / Loring McMurray, cl / Frank Signorelli, p / John Cali, bj / John Helleberg, bb / Jack Roth, d. New York, July, 1922. 8270 / 71 Hot Lips Br 2292
8272 / 74 State Street Blues Br 2292
Jimmy Lytell, cl, replaces McMurray. New York, September, 1922. 8923 / 25 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate Br 2338 8927 / 28 Got To Cool My Doggies Now Br 2338 Charlie Panelli, tb, replaces Mole. New York, November, 1922. 9309 He May Be Your Man, But He Comes To See Me Sometimes Br 2380
9312 Great White Way Blues Br 2380
Helleberg omitted. New York, December, 1922. 9487 Runnin' Wild Br 2382 9489 Loose Feet Br 2382 Miff Mole, tb, replaces Panelli; John Helleberg, bb, added; Billy Jones, v. New York, c. February 9, 1923. 9866 / 68 You Tell Her - I Stutter - vBJ Br 2404
9870 'Way Down Yonder In New Orleans Br 2404
Rudy Wiedoeft, as, added. New York, March 10, 1923. 10090 I Never Miss The Sunshine Br 2418 Charlie Panelli, tb, replaces Mole; Wiedoeft omitted. New York, March 17, 1923. 10128 Snakes Hips Br 2418
Phil Napoleon, t / Charlie Panelli, tb / Jimmy Lytell, cl / Frank Signorelli, p / John Cali, bj / Jack Roth, d / Ernest Hare, v. New York, April 20, 1923. 10421 When Will The Sun Shine For Me? Br 2436 10426 Down By The River - vEH Br 2436 Bennie Krueger, as, added / Roth doubles p, next date only. New York, June 27, 1923. 10951 / 52 Duck's Quack Br 2461
10955 My Sweetie Went Away Br 2461
Miff Mole, tb, replaces Panelli. New York, September 18, 1923. 11343 Mama Goes Where Papa Goes (Or Papa Don't Go Out Tonight) Br 2490 11347 Walk, Jenny, Walk Br 2490 New York, September 19, 1923. 11358 Rampart Street Blues Br 2486
11361 Back O' Town Blues Br 2486
New York, September 26, 1923. 11428 / 31 Just Hot Br 2507 11432 / 34 Shufflin' Mose Br 2507 New York, November 27, 1923. 11986 Do Yo' Dooty Daddy Br 2532
11987 / 88 / 89 Blue Rose Br 2532
Harry Reser, bj; John Helleberg, vn, added. New York, December 14, 1923. 12111 / 2 / 3 Not Here, Not There Br unissued 12114 / 5 / 6 Steamboat Sal Br unissued Roy Johnston, t / Miff Mole, tb / Larry Abbott, cl, as / Frankie Trumbauer, Cm / Rube Bloom, p / Frank di Primo, bj / Louis Chassagne, bb / Ward Archer, d. New York, December 4, 1924. 14382 / 85 Prince Of Wails Br 2766
Chassagne omitted. New York, December 6, 1924. 14411 / 14 Jimtown Blues Br 2766 New York, February 6, 1925. 14835 Mishawaka Blues Br 2818
14838 Jacksonville Gal Br 2818
New York, April 9, 1925. 15490 Those Panama Mamas Br 2879, Sil 3101 15494 Down And Out Blues Br 2879, Sil 3101 NOTE: Silvertone as JOHNSON'S JAZZ BAND. Mickey Bloom, t, mel / Miff Mole, tb / Chuck Miller, cl, as / Frank Trumbauer, Cm / Rube Bloom, p / Tony Colucci,
16191 Milenberg Joys Br 2937 16195 If You Hadn't Gone Away Br 2937 Unknown cl replaces Miller; Vic Berton, d, replaces Bauduc. New York, November 13, 1925. 16895 Carolina Stomp Br 2981
New York, November 19, 1925. 16931 Stomp Off, Let's Go Br 2981 Mickey Bloom, t / Miff Mole, tb / Chuck Miller, cl / Alfie Evans, as, bar / Rube Bloom, p / ? Roy Smeck, bj / Joe Tarto, bb / Vic Berton, d. New York, January 7, 1926. E-17367; Fallin' Down E-2099 Br 3001, Voc 15201 E-17371; What Did I Tell Ya? E-2103 Br 3001, Voc 15201 NOTE: Vocalion 15201 as THE TENNESSEE TOOTERS. Tommy Dorsey, t / Glenn Miller, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Arthur Schutt, p / Perry Botkin, bj / Joe Tarto, sb / Stan King, d / Hoagy Carmichael, Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, March 27, 1929. E-29523½-A Rampart Street Blues Br 4325, 02505, A-8261, A-81004 E-29523½-B Rampart Street Blues - vHC, SL Br 4325, 5037 E-29523½-G Rampart Street Blues Br unissued? E-29524-A-B St. Louis Gal Br 4440, 1035 E-29525- Kansas City Kitty Br 4325, 5037, A-8261, A-81004 NOTE: Some copies of Brunswick 02505 were pressed from master E-29525 instead of E-29523 (the ½ indicates that E-29523 was used for another recording, in this case a popular ballad by Chester Gaylord), but all such copies are labeled RAMPART STREET BLUES. ? Carl Kress, g, replaces Botkin; Dick Robertson, v. New York, May 16, 1929. E-29847- No Parking Br 4440, 1033 E-29848- Sweet Ida Joy - vDR Br 4404, 1011 E-29848-G Sweet Ida Joy Br unissued? Phil Napoleon, t / Glenn Miller, tb / Jimmy Dorsey and another, cl, as / cl, ts / ? Arthur Schutt, p / Carl Kress, g / Joe Tarto, bb, sb / Vic Berton, d / Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, May 20, 1929. E-29958- Sugar Is Back In Town - vSL Br 4404, 1011 E-29958-G Sugar Is Back In Town Br unissued? Tommy Dorsey, tb, replaces Miller; unknown bj, replaces Kress; Libby Holman and Marlin Hurt, v, as noted. New York, July 9, 1929. E-30326- Moanin' Low - vLH Br 4446, 1038 E-30326-G Moanin' Low Br unissued? E-30328- He's A Good Man To Have Around - vLH Br 4447
E-30329-G He's A Good Man To Have Around Br A-8406 E-30330-A Shoo Shoo Boogie Boo - vMH Br 4447
E-30331-G Shoo Shoo Boogie Boo Br A-8406 NOTE: E-30327 was made for German issue but was never used. This name was also used on Cameo 9048 and Romeo 852 for the Whoopee Makers (see Irving Mills) or, in the case of ST. LOUIS BLUES, for the Broadway Broadcasters (see Sam Lanin); and on Cameo 9207 and Romeo 1009 for Irving Kaufman and his Band, q.v. The following session, directed by Andy Mansfield, was also recorded and issued as by The Cotton Pickers: Andy Mansfield, v, dir: 2 c / tb / 2 cl, as / cl, ts / p / bj / bb / d / Sam E. Bird, v. Richmond, IN, February 9, 1928. 13429 Sh-h! Here Comes My Sugar - vSEB&ch Gnt 6396, Ch 15438 13430 After Awhile - vAM Gnt 6396 13431 What'll You Do? Gnt 6380, Spr 333 13431-B What'll You Do? GS 40113 13432 Third Rail Gnt 6380, Ch 15438 13432-A Third Rail GS 40114
Pseudonym on Gennett 6369 for Richard M. Jones' Jazz Wizards, q.v. LYNN COWAN AND HIS BOULEVARD THEATER ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Romeo 358 (AIN'T SHE SWEET?) for the Varsity Eight, q.v. IDA COX Vocal, acc. by Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, June, 1923. 1437-1-2-3-4 Any Woman's Blues Pm 12053, Hg 847, Sil 3559 1438-1-2 Bama Bound Blues Pm 12045, Hg 829 1439-1-2 Lovin' Is The Thing I'm Wild About Pm 12045, Hg 829 Acc. by Lovie Austin and her Blues Serenaders: Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, June, 1923. 1442-1-2 Graveyard Dream Blues Pm 12044, Hg 827, Sig 907, JC L-22 1443-1-2 Weary Way Blues Pm 12044, Hg 827, Sig 907, JC L-22 NOTE: Harmograph 829 and 847 as JULIA POWERS acc. by GOLDIE HALL; 827 as JULIA POWERS acc. by GOLDIE HALL AND HER BLUES SERENADERS; Silvertone as JANE SMITH. Matrix 1442-2 as GRAVEYARD BLUES on Harmograph as well as some Paramount issues. Acc. by Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, late September, 1923. 1486-1-2 Blue Monday Blues Pm 12053, Hg 847, Sil 3559 1487-1-2-4 I Love My Man Better Than I Love Pm 12056, Hg 858 Myself NOTE: Harmograph 847 and 858 as JULIA POWERS. Acc. by Lovie Austin and her Blues Serenaders: Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, late September, 1923. 1488-1-2-3-4 Ida Cox's Lawdy Lawdy Blues Pm 12064 1488-4 Lawdy Lawdy Blues Hg 883 1493-3-4 Moanin' Groanin' Blues Pm 12064, Hg 883 NOTE: Harmograph 883 as JULIA POWERS ACC. BY GOLDIE HALL AND HER BLUES SERENADERS. Matrices 1489-1492 are by Monette Moore. Acc. by Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, late September, 1923. 1496-1-2-3-4 Chattanooga Blues Pm 12063, Hg 872 1503-1-2-3-4-5-6 Chicago Bound Blues (Famous Migration Blues) Pm 12056, Hg 858 1504-1-2 Come Right In Pm 12022 NOTE: Harmograph 858 as JULIA POWERS, ACC. BY GOLDIE HALL; 872 as JULIUS POWERS, etc. Paramount 12022 as IDA COX AND LOVIE AUSTIN. Acc. by Lovie Austin and her Blues Serenaders: Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, late September, 1923. 1509-1-2-3-4 I've Got The Blues For Rampart Street Pm 12063, Hq 872, AM 7 NOTE: Harmograph 872 as JULIUS POWERS. Acc. by Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, October, 1923. 1545-1-2 Graveyard Dream Blues Pm 12022 Acc. by Lovie Austin and her Blues Serenaders: Tommy Ladnier-.c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, December, 1923. 1594-1-2 Mama Doo Shee Blues Pm 12085, Hg 897, JC L-76 1595-1-2 Worried Mama Blues Pm 12085, Hg 897, JC L-76 1604-1-2 So Soon This Morning Blues Pm 12086
1605-1 Mail Man Blues Pm 12087
1607-2 Confidential Blues Pm 12086
NOTE: Matrix 1606 is untraced. Harmograph 897 as JULIA POWERS ACC. BY GOLDIE HALL AND HER BLUES SERENADERS. Some copies of Paramount 12201 by Lottie Beaman (HONEY BLUES) are pressed from matrix 1595. Acc. by Jesse Crump, p. Chicago, December, 1923. 1626-1-2 Bear Mash Blues Pm 12087
Acc. by the Pruitt Twins (Miles and Miles Pruitt), bj, g. Chicago, February, 1924. 1696-3 Mean Lovin' Man Blues Pm 12094 1697-1-2 Down The Road Bound Blues Pm 12094 Acc. by Lovie Austin and her Blues Serenaders: Tommy Ladnier, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Charles Harris, cl, as / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, February, 1924. 1705-2 Last Time Blues Pm 12212
1706-2 Worried Any How Blues Pm 12202
1707-1-2 Chicago Monkey Man Blues Pm 12202
1708-2 Mean Papa Turn Your Key Pm 12097
NOTE: Paramount 12202 as IDA COX AND HER BLUES SERENADERS. Unknown bj added. Chicago, February, 1924. 1714-1-2 Blues Ain't Nothin' Else But! Pm 12212
Harris and bj omitted. Chicago, July, 1924. 1840-3 Kentucky Man Blues Pm 12220, JD 019 1841-1-2-3 Cherry Picking Blues Pm 12228 1842-1-2-4 Wild Women Don't Have The Blues Pm 12228 1843-1-3 Worried In Mind Blues Pm 12237 NOTE: Matrix 1843-3 features Johnny Dodds, cl, instead of O'Bryant. This anomaly prompts the conjecture that it may be a remake from a later session, of which nothing else is known. O'Bryant doubles ss. Chicago, July, 1924. 1854-3 Death Letter Blues Pm 12220, JD 019 1855-4 My Mean Man Blues Pm 12237 Acc. by her Five Blue Spells: Elmer Chambers, c / Charlie Green, tb / Don Redman, cl*, ss / Fletcher Henderson, p / Charlie Dixon, bj. New York, late January, 1925. 1998-1 *Those Married Men Blues Pm 12263 1999-2 Misery Blues (Aching Blues*) Pm 12258, Sil 3563* 2001-1-3 Graveyard Bound Blues (w / drum effects) Pm 12251 Howard Scott, c, replaces Chambers; Dixon omitted on 2003-2. New York, late January, 1925. 2001-1 Mississippi River Blues Pm 12251
2002-2-3 Georgia Hound Blues Pm 12263
2003-2 Blue Kentucky Blues (Kentucky Blues*) Pm 12258, Sil 3563* NOTE: Silvertone 3563 as JANE SMITH. Matrix 2003-2 appears, from aural evidence, to be accompanied by the Original Memphis Five. Possibly this is another post facto remake, from an undocumented session. Acc. by Lovie Austin and Serenaders: c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, April, 1925. 2103-2 Black Crepe Blues Pm 12291
2104-2 Fare Thee Well Poor Gal Pm 12291
2105-2 Cold Black Ground Blues Pm 12282
2106-2 Someday Blues Pm 12282
Vocal duets with Papa Charlie Jackson, acc. by the latter, bj. Chicago, April, 1925. 2109-1-2 Mister Man - Part 1 Pm 12275 2110-2 Mister Man - Part 2 Pm 12275 Vocal, acc. by Lovie Austin and her Serenaders: Bob Shoffner, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p. Chicago, August, 1925. 2242-1-2 Mistreatin' Daddy Blues Pm 12298
2243-1-2 Long Distance Blues Pm 12307
2244-1-2 Southern Woman's Blues Pm 12298
2246-1 Lonesome Blues Pm 12307
NOTE: Matrix 2245 is untraced. Acc. by Charlie Jackson, bj. Chicago, September, 1925. 2287-1 How Long, Daddy, How Long? Pm 12325
Acc. by Lovie Austin's Serenaders: Bob Shoffner, c / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin p / W. E. Burton, d. Chicago, September, 1925. 2291-2 How Can I Miss You When I've Got Dead Aim? Pm 12334 2292-1-2 I Ain't Got Nobody Pm 12334 Acc. by unknown c / Jesse Crump, or. Chicago, September, 1925. 2293-1-2 Coffin Blues Pm 12318
2294-1-2 Rambling Blues Pm 12318
Acc. by Lovie Austin's Serenaders: As for the last session accompanied thus. Chicago, September, 1925. 2299-1 One Time Woman Blues Pm 12325 Acc. by Lovie Austin's Serenaders: ? Bernie Young, c / ? Charlie Green, tb / Jimmy O'Bryant, cl / Lovie Austin, p / ? W. E. Burton, woodblocks. Chicago, February, 1926. 2441-2 Trouble Trouble Blues Pm 12344 2443-1-2 Do Lawd Do Pm 12353 2444-1-2 I'm Leaving Here Blues Pm 12344 2445-1-2 Night And Day Blues Pm 12353 NOTE: Some copies of Paramount 12344 have reversed labels. Matrix 2442 is untraced. Acc. by Lovie Austin's Serenaders: ? Shirley Clay, c / ? Kid Ory or ? Albert Wynn, tb / Johnny Dodds, cl / Lovie Austin, p / Eustern Woodfork, bj. Chicago, c. July 1926. 2633-2 Don't Blame Me Pm 12381 2634-2 Scottle De Doo Pm 12381 Acc. by Jesse Crump, p. Chicago, c. July, 1927. 4602-1 'Fore Day Creep Pm 12488, Bwy 5075 4603-1 Gypsy Glass Blues Pm 12488, Bwy 5075 4625-1-2 Mojo Hand Blues Pm 12540
4626-1 Alphonsia Blues Pm 12540
4635-1 Pleading Blues Pm 12513
4636-1 Lost Man Blues Pm 12513
4637-1 Hard, Oh Lawd Pm 12502, Bwy 5016 4638-2 Mercy Blues Pm 12502, Bwy 5016 NOTE: Broadway 5016 as KATE LEWIS, 5075 as VELMA BRADLEY. Some copies of Paramount 12502 are to be found with reversed labels. Chicago, c. September, 1927. 20041-2 Seven Day Blues Pm 12556
20042-2 Cold And Blue Pm 12556
Chicago, c. October, 1927. 20125-1 Midnight Hour Blues Pm 12582 20126-2 Give Me A Break Blues Pm 12582 Acc. by ? Dave Nelson or ? B. T. Wingfield, c / Jesse Crump, p / bj. Chicago, July, 1928. 20703-2 Bone Orchard Blues Pm 12664
20704-2 Sobbin' Tears Blues Pm 12727
20705-2 Booze Crazy Man Blues Pm 12677
20706-2 Broadcasting Blues Pm 12677
20708-2 Western Union Blues Pm 12664 Chicago, July, 1928. 20712-2 Fogyism Pm 12690 20713-1 Separated Blues Pm 12727 20714-1 Tree Top Tall Papa Pm 12690 NOTE: The intervening matrices are by Bill Haid and his Thieves of Sleep. Acc. by ? B. T. Wingfield, c / cl, as / ? Tiny Parham, p. Chicago, August, 1928. 20762-1 Marble Stone Blues Pm 12738 20763-1 Crow Jane Woman Pm 12738 20766-1 Worn Down Daddy Blues Pm 12704 20767-2 Sneaking Blues (I. C. Train Blues ) Pm unissued 20768-1 You Stole My Man Pm 12704 Acc. by Roy Palmer, tb / cl / ? Tiny Parham, p. Chicago, c. October, 1929. 21416-2 I'm So Glad Pm 12965, VJR 17 21418-1 Jail House Blues Pm 12965, VJR 17 NOTE: Matrix 21417 is untraced.
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