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- GULF COAST SPASM BAND
- GUYONS PARADISE ORCHESTRA
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GREY GULL STUDIO BANDS Grey Gull Records, headquartered in Boston with studios in New York, used a fairly stable roster of musicians for its house orchestra, like most recording companies of the time. On both parent and subsidiary labels (Madison, Radiex, Supreme, Van Dyke, inter alia), pseudonyms were the rule, often differing across labels. Occasionally there were even anonymous issues. To further complicate life, the same recording under a different title, catalog number, and band credit occasionally was re-pressed on the same label. For records issued outside the United States, there is yet another array of pseudonyms. To simplify, Grey Gull dance records by this "house band" contingent are listed here if they offer something to interest the jazz collector and if they do not belong to a distinctly identifiable group which played and recorded in venues other than the Grey Gull studios. The artist credit, if any, is shown after each individual catalog number. 2 t / tb / cl, as / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d. New York, c. July-August, 1925. 3678-B Strut Your Jones Rx 1296 (Original Dixie Rag Pickers) 3689-B I'm Wild Globe 1298 (Metropolitan Players), Mad 1603 (Joe Harrison and his Orchestra) 3691-B I'm Gonna Charleston Back To Charleston Globe 1298 (Original Dixie Rag Pickers) The following collective personnel seems to hold good for the remaining Grey Gull items: Mike Mosiello and usually one other, t / Charlie Butterfield or Tommy Dorsey, tb / Andy Sannella, cl, as, stg / Al Duffy, vn / Frank Banta, p / Charlie Magnante, pac / John Cali, bj / George Hamilton Green, Joe Green, d, vib, x, marimba etc.; unknown others (ts, bb, extra vn from time to time). New York, c. January, 1929 3017-B It's Tight Like That VD 33025 (Memphis Jazzers) New York, May, June, 1929. 3474- Two Red Lips VD 914 (Mike Mosiello's Radio Stars) 3475-A Just Blues (Meanest Kind Of Blues*) Mad 1649 (Cotton Pickers Orchestra), Rx 909* (Mike Mosiello's Radio Stars), VD 71739 (Memphis Jazzers) Guy Clark (almost certainly a pseudonym), v. New York, c. June, 1929. 3517-B It's Tight Like That - vGC VD 33025 (Memphis Jazzers) 3518-A Sweet Little Sis GG 1747 (Atlanta Merrymakers), Mad 1939 (The Joy Dispensers), 50015, 50024 (Atlanta Merrymakers), VD 71747 (The Jazzopators) Beale Street Blues Mad 50015, Rx / JD 5015 (Atlanta Syncopators) New York, July-August, 1929. 3572-A Stomp Along (Follow Thru'*) (Black Stomp**) VD 71749 (Memphis Jazzers), Mad 1935** (Atlanta Merrymakers), Rx 927*, Phonycord 523 (Mike Mosiello and his Radio Stars) 3573-C Wow Wow Blues (Ja Da Blues*) (Wa Wa Ja Da Blues**) GG 1751 (Memphis Jazzers), VD 901, 5001*, 71751, Mad 1935**, 50001 (Joy Dispensers), Gds 156 (Memphis Jazzers) Irving Kaufman, v where shown. New York, c. October, 1929. 3665-A You Ought To See Her Now - v Rx 957 (Memphis Jazzers) 3686-B Painting The Clouds With Sunshine - vIK VD 71781, Gds 155, Bellbird 118 (Manhattan Syncopators) New York, October, November, 1929. 3711-A That Wicked Stomp (Waiting For You*) (Just You, Honey**) GG 1888, Mad 50008, Rx / VD 5008 (Atlanta Syncopators), Mad 6036 (Majestic Dance Orchestra), VD 71798** (Louisville Master Players), Gds 240* (Dixie Ragpickers) 3713-A Blue Ridge Blues GG 1819 (The Jazzopators) Mike Mosiello, t / cl, as / Andy Sannella, as / ? Claude Austin, p / bj. New York, c. January 17, 1930. 3843-A-B The Rackett [sic] GG / Rx 1843, VD 909, 81843, Mad 6002 3844-A The Harlem Stomp Down GG / Rx 1836, Rx 945, VD 81836 NOTE: All issues as LEVEE SYNCOPATORS except Van Dyke 818, as NEW ORLEANS PEPSTERS. New York, c. April 21, 1930. 3890-A 'Tain't No Sin - v GG / Globe 1839 (Kansas City Blue Boys), VD 81339, Gds 205 (Wolverine Pepperpots) New York, c. April 21, 1930. 4024-B Hittin' 'Em Low Rx 917, Gds 218 (Dixie Rag Pickers) 2 t / tb / ? Andy Sannella, cl, as / ts / Charlie Magnante, pac / p / bj / ob / d / Irving Kaufman, v. New York, c. May, 1930. 4070-A Dancing With Tears In My Eyes - vIK Pic 605
NOTE: This issue as PICCADILLY DANCE BAND. There are probably many other records by the Grey Gull house bands of equal jazz interest. See also Fred Hall, some of whose Grey Gull sides have been mistakenly cited in the past as house-band performances. GORDON GRIMES AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Champion for The Vagabonds, q.v. MARIE GRINTER Vocal, acc. by cl / as / vn / p. Richmond, IN, April 6, 1925. 12185 Morning Dove Blues Gnt 3004, Buddy 8023 12187 Leavin' My Daddy Is Hard To Do Gnt unissued NOTE: Matrix 12186 is by Hociel Thomas. Acc. by Aletha Dickerson, p. Chicago, June 21, 1926. 9761-A East And West Blues OK 8384
9762-A M. C. Blues OK 8384
Acc. by the State Street Ramblers: Angelo "Alvin" Fernandez, cl / Jimmy Blythe, p / Bill Johnson, sb. Richmond, IN, July 18, 1928. 14068 Road House Blues Gnt 6551, Ch 15590, Spt 9304 14069 St. Louis Man Gnt 6738, Spt 9304 14070,-A West Virginia Blues Gnt unissued 14071 Do Right Blues Gnt 6551 NOTE: Champion as MAY ROGERS. Acc. by W. E. Burton, p. Richmond, IN, July 19, 1928. 14091-A Charleston Blues Gnt 6733, Spt 9530 14082 Treated Wrong Blues Gnt unissued
Thomas Griselle was a musical director and house accompanist at Gennett's New York studio, but only the following from his output is likely to interest the jazz collector. Tom Griselle, p, a, dir: t / tb / cl / as / ts / bj / ob / d / Chic Sawyer, v. New York, c. June 4, 1925. 9573 Stop, You're Tickling Me - vCS Gnt 3081, Ch 15015 NOTE: Champion as QUEEN CITY BOYS. HELEN GROSS Vocal, acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Tom Morris, c / Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. April, 1924. 31561 He's Never Gonna Throw Me Down Ajax 17037 31564 Hard Luck Blues Ajax 17037, PA 032067, Per 12146. 31565 Eavesdropper's Blues Ajax 17036 31567 Haunted House Blues Ajax 17036 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 032067 and Perfect 12146 as CLEMENTINE SMITH. Acc. by Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p / Joe Davis, effects, where shown. New York, c. July 1924. 31585 Better Give Your Sweetie What She Needs Ajax 17042 31587 I Wonna Jazz Some More [sic] Ajax 17042 31588 Foolish Woman's Blues - eJD Ajax 17050 31590 Strange Man - eJD Ajax 17050, PA 032067, Per 12146 NOTE: Pathé Actuelle 032067 and Perfect 12146 as CLEMENTINE SMITH. Acc. by Bob Fuller, cl / Porter Grainger, p / Joe Davis, effects, where shown. New York, c. July 1924. 31594 Ghost Walkin' Blues Ajax 17051 - eJD 31596 My Man Ain't Yo' Man Ajax 17051 Acc. by Bubber Miley, c, or Bob Fuller, cl / Cliff Jackson, p. New York, c. August, 1924. 31609 Rockin' Chair Blues - cBM Ajax 17046 31611 Sorrowful Blues - cBM Ajax 17046 31613 What'll I Do? (waltz) - cBM Ajax 17049 31616 Neglected Blues - clBF Ajax 17071 31620 Conjure Man Blues - cBM Ajax 17082 Acc. by Louis Metcalf, c/ Cliff Jackson, p. New York, c. September, 1924. 31633 If You Can't Ride Slow And Easy - cLM Ajax 17077 31649 Ticket Agent, Ease Your Window Down - cBM Ajax 17050 Acc. by Bob Fuller, clt / ? Louis Hooper, p / unknown d*. New York, c. September, 1924. 31651 Chicago Monkey Man Blues - clBF Ajax 17062 31654 *These Dogs Of Mine - clBF Ajax 17062 Acc. by Bob Fuller, cl / ? Porter Grainger, p / unknown chimes, whistle, k, where used / Sterling Conaway, u* / two unknown males, speech**. New York, c. October, 1924. 31682 *Death Letter Blues - cl / k / u Ajax 17067 31684 **Crap Shootin' Blues - cl / p Ajax 17067 Acc. by Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p. New York, c. October, 1924. 31700 / 01 Bloody Razor Blues Ajax 17071 Acc. by the Kansas City Five: ? Bubber Miley, c / Jake Frazier, tb / Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p / ? Elmer Snowden, bj / unknown chimes. New York, October 28, 1924. 9813 Undertaker's Blues Ed unissued Acc. by the Choo Choo Jazzers: Rex Stewart, c / Jake Frazier, tb / Bob Fuller, cl / Louis Hooper, p, as shown. New York, c. December 1924. 31755 Last Journey Blues - c / tb / p Ajax 17090 31757 Bitter Feelin' Blues - c / tb / p Ajax 17086 31759 Workin' Woman's Blues - cl / p Ajax 17133 New York, c. March, 1925. 31840-E Dark Man (You Ain't Gonna Darken My Life) - c / tb / p Ajax 17133 ELMER GROSSO AND HIS ORCHESTRA Although Elmer Grosso was a real-life trumpeter, violinist, and bandleader during the 1920s, he took no part in the following records listed as shown in this book, ascribed to him: Angelus 3136 Outside (California Ramblers) Starr 747 Honey (Irving Mills and his Orchestra) GORGON GRUNDY'S EXPLODING MYTHS Pseudonym on XX for King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band, q.v. FRANK GUARENTE FRANK GUARENTE'S WORLD KNOWN GEORGIANS: Frank Guarente, t, dir. probably: Ben Pickering, t, tb / Eddie Bave, cl, as / Harold Connelly, ts, bar / Joe Murray, p / Arthur German, bj / Jack Ryan, bb / Ted Noyes, d, v. Geneva, Switzerland, October 7, 1926. 401 Georgians Blues Kalophon 401, 4401 402 Lonely Acres Kalophon 402, 4402 403 Hard-To-Get Gerty [sic] - vTN Kalophon 4O3, 4403 404 Boneyard Shuffle Kalophon 2104, 4404 405 Lonesome And Sorry - vTN Kalophon 405, 4405 406 Valencia Kalophon 406, 4406 407 There's A Boatman On The Volga Kalophon 407, 4407 408 Too Bad Kalophon 408, 4408 NOTE: The above titles are coupled in sequence as listed, i.e., 401 / 402, etc. The last two are labeled FRANK GUARENTE'S GEORGIANS. Cornet solo, acc. by Carroll Gibbons, p. Hayes, Middlesex, August 22, 1927. Bb-11408-1 Pretty And Blue HMV unissued FRANK GUARENTE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Frank Guarente, t, dir: tb / cl, as / as / ts / p / bb / d / Irving Kaufman (as ROBERT WOOD), v. New York, November 22, 1928. 147478-2 My Mother's Eyes - vIK Har 788-H, SR 1035-S, VT 1788-V 147479-2 Sweethearts On Parade - vIK Har 787-H, VT 1787-G 147480-2 A Room With A View - vIK Har 793-H , VT 1793-V 147481-1 When Polly Walks Through The Hollyhocks - vIK Har 830-H, VT 1830-V NOTE: Harmony 793-H as ARTHUR ROSS'S WESTERNERS. VERA GUILAROFF The following records by this famous Canadian pianist are of considerable interest as ragtime. Others she made in Montreal about this time, and in London in 1937, do not come within the scope of this book. Piano solos. Compo studios, Montreal, May 19, 1926. E-2378 / 81 Maple Leaf Rag (Scott Joplin) PA unissued E-2382 Calico Rag (Charles L. Johnson) PA unissued Compo studios, Montreal, July 12, 1926. E-2453 Maple Leaf Rag (Scott Joplin) PA / Spt 21178, 11430, Per 11251, Apex 753 E-2456 Calico Rag (Charles L. Johnson) PA / Spt 21178, 11430, Per 11251, Apex 753 CLARENCIO GUILLERMO Y SUS DIABLOS DEL JAZZ This tortuously exact translation of "Clarence William and his Jazz Devils" was used on Mexican Okeh to cover every Clarence Williams item on that label, regardless of the exact original designation. THE GULF COAST SEVEN This is a pseudonym for Perry Bradford's Jazz Hounds on the first session shown, according to the Columbia files. The remaining sessions probably were also made by Bradford bands, although they are not identified as such in the Columbia files. Gus Aiken, c / Bud Aiken, tb / ? Garvin Bushell, cl / Ernest Elliott, cl, ts / Leroy Tibbs, p / John Mitchell, bj. New York, May 17, 1923. 81021-3 Fade Away Blues Col A3916 81022-3 Daybreak Blues Col A3916 2nd c, added; Sam Speed, bj, may replace Mitchell. New York, August 7, 1923. 81168-2 Papa, Better Watch Your Step Col A-3978 81169-2 Memphis, Tennessee Col A-3978 June Clark, c / Jimmy Harrison, tb / Buster Bailey, cl, ss, as / Prince Robinson, ts / Willie "The Lion" Smith, p / Buddy Christian, bj / ? Bill Benford, bb / "Jazz" Carson, d. New York, November 5, 1925. 141245-4 Santa Claus Blues Col 14107-D 141246-3 Keep Your Temper Col 14107-D Louis Metcalf, c / ? Joe Nanton, tb / ? Johnny Hodges, ss, as / ? Barney Bigard, cl, ts / James P. Johnson, p / ? Sonny Greer, d / Perry Bradford, v. New York, October 19, 1928. 147151-1 Daylight Savin' Blues Col 14373-D 147152-1 Georgia's Always On My Mind - vPB Col 14373-D
Pseudonym on Oriole 204 for the New Orleans Blue Nine, q.v. GULF COAST TRIO Pseudonym on Buddy 8041 for the Rocky Mountain Trio, q.v. JOE GUMIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA 2 t / tb / cl, as / as / ts / p / bj, g / bb / d / Sammy Sievert, v. Grafton, WI, c. January, 1931. L-710-2 Blue Again - vSS Bwy 1430, Ang 3306 Unknown sb replaces bb. Chicago, October 30, 1931. 151868-3 Jingle Bells (The One-Horse Open Sleigh) - v in five languages Col 2571-D, 12421-F, 35788, Re G-21490 151869-2 I'll Think Of You Col 2571-D, 35788 NOTE: Other records by this orchestra are not known to be of any interest as jazz. MICKEY GUY MICKEY GUY AND HIS ROSE TREE CAFE ORCHESTRA: Joe Frasetto, vn, dir: Norman Thoms, t / Mickey Guy, tb, a / Harry Miller, cl, as / Kirk Wiler, p / Harry Rosen, bj / Sam Buchman, d. New York, c. September 4, 1925. 73590-B Rose Tree Strut OK 40462
73591-A So That's The Kind Of A Girl You Are OK 40462
MICKEY GUY'S HOTTENTOTS: Norman Thoms, t / Mickey Guy, tb, a / Frank Sax, cl, as / Hugh Curley p / Wayne Conger, bj, g, vn / Walter Savage, bb / Arthur Craney, d. New York, c. March 5, 1926. 74040-B In Your Green Hat OK 40588, Od 03382 74041-A In My Gondola OK 40588, Od 03382 New York, c. March 31, 1926. 106741 Two-Ton Tessie PA 36478, Per 14659 106742 Rhythm Rag PA 36433, Per 14614 106743 Philadelphia PA 36433, Per 14614 GUYON'S PARADISE ORCHESTRA The following sides by this unit are of some jazz interest. Jules R. Herbuveaux dir: 2 t / tb / cl / cl, as / cl, ss, ts / Del Symonds, p / bj / ob / d. New York, May, 1923. 71514-B Henpecked Blues OK 4862, Par E-5115 71515-B I've Got The Ain't Got Nothin', Never Had Nothin' Blues OK 4866, Par E-5116 71518- I Never Miss The Sunshine (I'm So Used To The Rain) OK 4883, Par E-5118 71519- Louisville Lou (The Vamping Lady) OK 4862
CASS HAGAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Cass Hagan, vn, dir: Bob Ashford, Bo Ashford, t / Eddie Lappe, tb / Jack Towne, cl, as, bar / Roy Thrall, as / Frank Crum, ts / Lennie Hayton, p, or / Jim Mahoney, bj / Ed Brader, bb, sb / Chick Condon, d / Arthur Fields, v. New York, February 18, 1927. 11529 The Kinkajou Ed 51959
11530 It All Depends On You - vAF Ed 51959
CASS HAGAN AND HIS HOTEL MANGER ORCHESTRA: As above, but Tom Dowd, tb, replaces Lappe; Fred Frank, p, replaces Hayton; Franklyn Baur, v. New York, April 13, 1927. 144026-2-4 Hallelujah! - vFB Col 966-D, 4612, 0854 144027-3 Sometimes I'm Happy - vFB Col 966-D, 4612, 0854 NOTE - Columbia 0864 as DENZA DANCE BAND. CASS HAGAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: As last. New York, April 27, 1927. 11668 I Adore You Ed 52012 11669 Lily Ed 52012 CASS HAGAN AND HIS HOTEL MANGER ORCHESTRA: As last. New York, May 24, 1927. 144216-3 Melancholy Charlie Col 1033-D 144217-3 Variety Stomp Col 1033-D CASS HAGAN AND HIS PARK CENTRAL HOTEL ORCHESTRA: As last, but Red Nichols, t, added; Al Philburn, tb, replaces Dowd. New York, July 18, 1927. 144465-3 Havana - vFB Col 1089-D 144466-4 Here Am I - Broken, Hearted - vFB Col 1089-D Al Weber, bb, replaces Brader; Lewis James, Elliott Shaw, v added. New York, September 2, 1927. 144617-2 The Varsity Drag - vFB-LJ-ES Col 1114-D, 4966, 01151 144618-1-2-3 Broadway - vFB Col unissued Ray Lodwig, t, replaces Nichols; Pee Wee Russell, cl, ts, added; Frank Luther, v. New York, September 30, 1927. 144618-5 Broadway - vLJ Col 1138-D 144815-2 Manhattan Mary - vLJ-FL-ES Col 1138-D, Re DK-8272 Henry Levine, t, replaces Lodwig; Don Murray, cl, as, bar, replaces Towne; Irving Kaufman (as FRANK HARRIS), v. New York, October 28, 1927. 144922-3 My Lady - vLJ Col 1176-0 144923-2 Dear, On A Night Like This - vLJ Col 1222-D, 0946 NOTE: Columbia 0946 as DENZA DANCE BAND. Bob Ashford omitted. New York, January 27, 1928. 145573-3 Golden Gate - vIK Col 1334-D, 01350 145574-3 My Ohio Home - vFH Col 1301-D, 4913, 01080, 01139
Pseudonym on Australian Panachord P-11998 for Red Nichols and his Orchestra, q.v. BILL HAID WILLIAM HAID: Banjo solo, acc. unknown p. Chicago, c. February, 1925. 701 Shim-Sha-Wabble [sic] / I'll See You In My Dreams Auto (unnumbered) NOTE: This is a Ludwig banjo demonstration record; the reverse, by Haid and a speaker, is of no jazz interest. BILL HAID AND HIS THIEVES OF SLEEP: Bill Haid, bj, dir: t / tb / as / ts / vn / p / bb, sb / d / George Moore, v. Chicago, July, 1928. 20707-1-2 Slue Foot Pm 20625, Bwy 1187 20709-1 Waiting - vGM Pm 20630, Bwy 1188 20710-2 I'm Walking Between The Raindrops - VGM Pm 20630, Bwy 1188 20711-2-3 Lonely Little Bluebird - vGM Pm 20628, Bwy 1187 NOTE: Matrix 20708 is by Ida Cox. BILL HAID AND HIS CUBS: Same instrumentation; Frank Wells, v. Chicago, July, 1928. 20741-3 Blue Grass - vFW Pm 20644, Bwy 1200, EBW 4880 20742-3 Hold Everything, Here Comes My Girl - vFW Pm 20644, Bwy 1200, Emb 9028, Sav 1031 20743-1-2 If You Don't Love Me - vFW Pm 20643, Bwy 1201 20747-4 Jeannine (I Dream Of Lilac Time) [fox trot] - vFW Pm 20643, Bwy 1201 NOTE: Edison Bell Winner 4880 as THE PLAZA BAND; Embassy 8028 as AMBASSADOR'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Savoy 1031 as SAVOY DANCE BAND. Despite the label, Paramount 20643 is not played as a waltz. Diana Dell, J. Allen v. Chicago, July, 1928. 20755-1 I Ain't Got Nobody - vDD Pm 20658, Bwy 1217 20756-2 Etiquette - vJA Pm 20646, Bwy 1205 20757 20753-1 Pickin' Cotton - vJA Pm 20646, Bwy 1205 Chicago, August, 1928. 20790-2 I Can't Give You Anything But Love, vJA Ban 7193, Bwy 1206, Dom 21470, Pm 20647, Re 8615, Apex 8812, LS 24317, Mic 22317, St 10381 20791-3 Crazy Rhythm - vJA Pm 20647, Bwy 1206 20792-2 Blue Shadows - vJA Pm 20648, Bwy 1207 20793-3 That's My Way Of Forgetting You - vJA Pm 20648, Bwy 1207 NOTE: Banner, Domino, Apex, Lucky Strike, Microphone and Starr as HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Regal as IMPERIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA. Chicago, August-September, 1928. 20814-1 Good Girl - vFW Pm 20652, Bwy 1211 20929-1 A Good Man Is Hard To Find - vDD Pm 20658, Bwy 1217 Chicago, September, 1928. 20843-1 Shake It Down - vFW Pm 20661, Bwy 1220 20849-3 Weary Weasel Pm 20661, Bwy 1220 Chicago, November, 1928. 20977-1 Lonesome Pm 20678, Bwy 1237 NOTE: Matrix 20975 is a waltz by this group, of no jazz interest; matrix 20976 is untraced. Chicago, December, 1928. 21032-2 Me And The Man In The Moon - vET Pm 20676, Bwy 1235 21033-2 Where The Shy Little Violets Grow - vET Bwy 1234 21034-1 Doin' The Raccoon - vET Pm 20676, Bwy 1235 NOTE: Despite the label of the last title, it is not a waltz. Broadway 1234 as THE VARSITY MEN. EWEN HAIL Vocal, acc. by t / cl / bar / p. Chicago, July 27, 1928. C-2152-A-B The Girl Friend Bwk unissued C-2153-A Blues (My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me) Bwk unissued HAL'S DIXIE COLLEGIANS Pseudonym on Duophone D-4054 for Hal Kemp and his Orchestra, q.v. HALE, WALTER Pseudonym on Operaphone 5154 for Noble Sissle, q.v. HALFWAY HOUSE (DANCE) ORCHESTRA Albert Brunies, c, dir: Joe Loyacano, tb / Leon Roppolo, cl, as / Charlie Cordella, cl, ts / Mickie Marcour, p / Bill Eastwood, bj / Leo Adde, d. New Orleans, January 22, 1925. 8890-A Pussy Cat Rag OK 40318, JCl 524 8891-A Barataria OK 40318, JCl 524 NOTE: Jazz Classics 524 as LEO RAPPOLO WITH THE HALFWAY HOUSE JAZZ ORCHESTRA. Loyacano, Roppolo omitted; Cordella doubles as; Bill Whitmore, p, replaces Marcour. New Orleans, September 25, 1925. 140997-1 Squeeze Me Col 541-D, BRS 997 140998-1 Maple Leaf Rag Col 476-D 140999-1-2 Let Me Call You Sweetheart Col 476-D 141000-2 New Orleans Shuffle Col 541-D, BRS 997 Albert Brunies, c, dir: Charlie Cordella, cl / Glyn Lea "Red" Long, p, v / Angelo Palmisano, bj / Chink Martin, bb / Emmett Rogers, d. New Orleans, April 13, 1926. 142006-2 Snookum Col 1041-D 142007-2 Since You're Gone Col 681-D 142008-1 It Belongs To You - vGLL Col 1041-D 142009-2 I'm In Love Col 681-D New Orleans, April 15, 1927. 143983-1 Won't You Be My Lovin' Baby? - vGLL
143984-3 I Don't Want To Remember - vGLL VJM VLP-22 (LP) NOTE: BRS 19 as ABBIE BRUNIES' HALFWAY HOUSE ORCHESTRA. Joe Loyacano, as, added; Johnny Saba, v. New Orleans, October 24, 1927. 145008-1-2 Why Did You Make Me Cry? - VGLL Col unissued 145009-1-2 When You've Lost Your Baby Col unissued 145010-1 When I'm Blue Col 1263-D 145011-2 I Want Somebody To Love - vJS Col 1263-D Albert Brunies, c, dir: Sidney Arodin, cl (and tin, whistle*) / Joe Loyacano, as / Glyn Lea "Red" Long, p / Angelo Palmisano, bj / Chink Martin, bb / Emmett Rogers, d / Johnny Saba, v. New Orleans, April 26, 1928. 146205-1 Love Dreams Col 1542-D 146206-2 I Hate Myself For Lovin' You - vJS
146207-1 Let Your Lips Touch My Lips VJM VLP-22 (LP) Martin plays sb. New Orleans, April 27, 1928. 146218-2 *I'll Go Back To That Dear Old Pal O' Mine - vJS
146219-3 Tell Me Who - vJS Col 1542-D 146220-3 Wylie Avenue Blues Col 01437 NOTE: Columbia 01437 as ALBERT BRUNIES AND HIS HALFWAY HOUSE ORCHESTRA. Martin reverts to bb. New Orleans, December 17, 1928. 147658-2 Just Pretending - vJS Col 1959-D 147659-2 If I Didn't Have You - vJS Col 1959-D NOTE: This issue as ALBERT BRUNIES AND HIS HALFWAY HOUSE ORCHESTRA. Directory: 2016 2016 -> Senate, No. 627 State of new jersey 217th legislature 2016 -> 2017 afoCo Landmark Scholarship Program 2016 -> Instructions for the Preparation of Camera-Ready Contributions to the Conference Proceedings 2016 -> Strategic Plan South Sudan Country Office Context 2016 -> Original: English 2016 -> Step student Scholarships for Year 10-13 2016 -> Resolution 2016 -> American bar association adopted by the house of delegates Download 14.2 Mb. Share with your friends:
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