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

Vic Irwin, p, dir: Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / Harry Hoffman, vn / Dick McDonough, g / ? Dick Cherwin, bb / ? Larry Gomar, d / The Eton Boys (Art Gentry and another), v. New York, November 27, 1931.

11025-3 Who's Your Little Who-Zis? - vEB

Ban 32331 Or 2386, Per 15547, Ro 1757, Cr 91243

11026-2 Now's The Time To Fall In Love - vEB

Ban 32327, Or 2387, Per 15550, Ro 17601, Cr 9146

11027-2 I Don't Blame You - vEB

Ban 32331, Or 2386, Per 15547, Ro 1757, Cr 91243

11028-2 She's So Nice - vEB

Ban 32327, Or 2387, Per 15550, Ro 1760, Cr 91246

NOTE: Perfect 15550 and Crown 91246 as ALL STAR COLLEGIANS. Other Irwin records are of no known jazz interest.

J

AL JACK AND HIS CRACKERJACKS

Pseudonym on Parlophone A-2247 for the Goofus Five, q.v.

JACK'S FAST-STEPPIN' BELLHOPS

Pseudonym on Champion for the following items listed in this book:­

15088 Honey Bunch (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra)

15080 Horses (Barney Zeeman's Kentucky Cardinals)

15093 I'd Rather Be Alone (Barney Zeeman's Kentucky Cardinals)

JACKSON AND HIS SOUTHERN STOMPERS

Probably: Charlie Johnson, p, dir: Leonard Davis, Sidney de Paris, t / Jimmy Harrison, tb / Ben Whittet, Edgar Sampson, cl, as / Benny Waters, cl, ts / Bobby Johnson, bj / Cyrus St. Clair­, bb / George Stafford, d. New York, September, 1928.

31339-2 Dusky Stevedore

Marathon 227 (7")

31340-2 Take Your Tomorrow (Give Me Today)

Marathon 227 (7")

Alex Jackson, v, dir: Clarence Wheeler, Lee Golden, t / Joe King, tb / Len Fields, Harold Scott, as / Raymond Martin, ts / Lonnie Small, p / Tommy Short, bj / Bob Ysaguirre, bb / Dick Ward, d. New York, May 7, 1927.

E-4937 / 8 Plantation Stomp

Voc unissued

E-4939 / 40 The St. Louis Blues

Voc unissued

Richmond, IN, September 16, 1927.

13080 Chinese Blues

Gnt unissued

13081 Jackass Blues

Gnt 6249, Sil 5138

NOTE: Silvertone as THE PLANTATION SERENADERS.

Richmond, IN, October 27, 1927.

13180 I Call You Sugar - vAJ

Gnt 6296, Sil 5502

13180-A I Call You Sugar - vAJ

Ch 15402, Spm 302

13181 When Erastus Plays His Old Kazoo

Ch 15386

13181-A When Erastus Plays His Old Kazoo

Sil 5502

13182 Missouri Squabble

Gnt 6296, Ch 15386, Spr 305

NOTE: Champions and Silvertones as THE PLANTATION SERENADERS.

Cliff Jackson, p, dir: Melvin Herbert, t / Henry Goodwin, t, v / Noisy Richardson, tb / Rudy Powell, cl, as / Earl Evans, as / Horace Langhorn, ts / Andy Jackson, bj / Chester Campbell, bb / Percy Johnson, d. New York, c. January 30, 1930.

3866-A-B Horse Feathers - vHG

GG / Globe 1839, Mad 5098, Rx / VD 923, VD 81839

3867- Torrid Rhythm

Mad / Rx 951, VD 81842

NOTE: Grey Gull / Globe 1839 and Madison 451, 5098 as TUXEDO SYNCOPATORS. Some copies of Grey Gull 1839 reportedly are titled ZOOLITHIQUE.

New York, c. February 27, 1930.

3926-A Ring Around The Moon

GG 1850, Rx 948, VD 81850

3927- We'll Be Married In June

GG / Rx 1853

3928-A-B She's Just The Baby For Me

GG 1854, Rx 947, VD 81854

3929-A Soubrette

GG 1865, 1882, Rx 940

3930-B No-One But Betty Brown

GG 1865, 1882

3931-A Desert Blues

GG 1854, Rx 945, VD 81854

3932-A Because I'm Lonesome

GG 1851, Rx 947, VD 81851

3933-A Apart From You

GG 1868, Rx 938

3934-A Waitin' Thru' The Night (waltz)

GG 1880, Rx 934, VD 81880

3935-A-B The Terror

GG 1879, Rx 934, VD 81879, Gds 225

NOTE: All Van Dykes as NEWPORT SYNCOPATORS; all other issues apparently credited to MARVIN SMOLEV AND HIS SYNCOPATORS.

DEWEY JACKSON'S PEACOCK ORCHESTRA

Dewey Jackson, c, dir: Albert Snaer, t / William Luper, tb / William Thornton Blue, cl, as / Cliff Cochran, ss, as / Willie Humphrey, cl, ts / Burroughs Lovingood, p / Pete Robinson, bj / Pops Foster, bb / Floyd Campbell, d, v; or Campbell, v, acc. by Jackson and Lovingood only*. St. Louis, June, 1926.

E-3415 She's Cryin' For Me - vFC

Voc 1040, Or 1006

E-3417 Capitol Blues - vFC

Voc 1040, Br 80039

E-3419 Go 'Won To Town - vFC

Voc 1039

E-3421 / 2 *What Do You Want Poor Me To Do? - vFC

Voc 1039

DUKE JACKSON'S SERENADERS

Pseudonym on Gennett 6124 for John Williams' Synco Jazzers, q.v.

EARL JACKSON'S MUSICAL CHAMPIONS

Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:­

Brunswick 01226 Is That Religion? (Duke Ellington and His Orchestra)

01226 Red Devil (Mills Blue Rhythm Band)

A-500166 Black And Tan Fantasy (Duke Ellington and His Orchestra)

Creole 4 Both sides by Duke Ellington and His 0rchestra

Decca F-2728 Both sides by Mills Blue Rhythm Band

Melotone M-12080 Both sides by Duke Ellington and His Orchestra

M-12093 Both sides by Duke Ellington and His Orchestra

M-12164 Both sides by Mills Blue Rhythm Band

Panachord 25047 House Hop (Mills Blue Rhythm Band)

Panachord 25047 Heebie Jeebies (Chick Webb and His Orchestra)

Perfect 15468 Both sides by Mills Blue Rhythm Band

15481 Both sides by Mills Blue Rhythm Band

Polk P-9006 Both sides by Duke Ellington and His Orchestra

EDGAR JACKSON

EDGAR JACKSON'S GARGOYLE FIVE: Mickey Lewis, Ken Gray, cl, as, bar / Con Lamprecht, ts, g, a / Freddy Bretherton, p, a / Bill Airey-Smith, d, v. London, June 27, 1932.

278 Bidin' My Time - vBAS

Or(E) P-110

279 You Took Advantage Of Me - vBAS

Or(E) P-110

284 I've Got Five Dollars - vBAS

Or(E) P-111

287 By Special Permission Of The Copyright Owners (I Love You) - vBAS

Or(E) P-111

EDGAR JACKSON AND HIS DANCE BAND: Les Lambert, t / Mickey Lewis, cl, as / Harry Gold, cl, as­, bar / Cyril Harling, ts / Freddy Bretherton, p, a / Ivor Mairants, g / Bill White, sb / Maurice Burman, d / Bill Airey-Smith, v.
London, June 28, 1932.

GB-4601-1-2-3-4-5 Poor Butterfly - vBAS

Dec unissued

GB-4602-1-2-3-4 Sunday - vBAS

Dec unissued

London, July 15, 1932.

GB-4601-8 Poor Butterfly - vBAS

Dec F-3085

GB-4602-6 Sunday - vBAS

Dec F-3085

EDGAR JACKSON'S GARGOYLE FIVE at the Spider's Web, Bushey. Mickey Lewis,cl, as, v / Cyril Harling, cl, ts,
vn / Freddy Bretherton, pa, a / Ivor Mairants, g / Tiny Winters, sb / Bill Airey-Smith, d, v / Maurice Burman, cel, t. London, August 31, 1932.

341 You're Just About Right For Me - vML

Or(E) unissued

348 Thank You For The Flowers - vBAS

Or(E) P-113

350 You're Just About Right For Me - vML

Or(E) P-113

Nat Gonella, t / Lew Davis, tb / Mickey Lewis, cl, as, bar / Jim Easton, cl, as / Cyril Harling­ ts / Harry Gold, cl, bar / Freddy Bretherton, p, a / Ivor Mairants, g / Tiny Winters, sb / Bill Harty, d / Bill Airey-Smith, v / Stan Bowsher, a. London, September 5, 1932

GB-4831-1-2 Angry - vBAS

Dec unissued

GB-4832-2-3 Oh! How I Love My Darling - aSB

Dec F-3156

GB-4833-1-2 Sweet Little You - uSB

Dec F-3156

Les Lambert, t, added; Easton omitted; Joe Crossman, as, bar, replaces Harling; Mrs. Airey-Smith, v. London,
November 17, 1932.

GB-5198-2 One Stolen Kiss - vBAS

Dec F-3299

GB-5199-1 I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate - aSB

Dec F-3307

GB-5200-1 Angry - aSB [actually, Don't Be Angry With Me]

Dec F-3307

GB-5201-2 Jealous - vBAS

Dec F-3299

GB-5202-1-2 You've Got That Thing - vBAS-MrsBAS

Dec unissued

FRISKY FOOT JACKSON AND HIS THUMPERS

Pseudonym on Champion and Vocalion (UK dubbed reissue) for King Mutt and his Tennessee Thumpers, q.v.

GRAHAM W. JACKSON'S SEMINOLE SYNCOPATORS

Instrumentation and personnel unknown. Richmond, IN, August 15, 1930.

16913,-A Roof Garden Get Off

Gnt unissued

16919,-A Catch That Tiger

Gnt unissued

Harry Jackson, cl, as dir, probably: Jack Hamilton and another, t / Herb Flemming, tb / Billy Barton, cl, as / cl, ts /

I'm Writing You

DG / Pol 21998

I Can't Make Her Happy

DG / Pol 21999

Harry Jackson, cl, as, dir: probably: Jack Hamilton and another, t / Herb Flemming, tb / Billy Barton, cl, as / cl, ts /

There's A Rainbow Round My Shoulder

DG / Pol 22012

Where The Shy Little Violets Grow

DG / Pol 22012

Berlin, June, 1929.

The Wedding Of The Painted Doll

DG / Pol 22258

Broadway Melody

DG / Pol 22258

Berlin, October, 1929.

03075 Am Sonntag will mein Süsser mit mir segeln Geh'n - vSL

Tri-Ergon TE-5729

Berlin, December, 1929.

03125 Ich hab' kein Auto, ich hab' kein Rittergut - vEM

Tri-Ergon TE-5749

Berlin, January, 1930.

03211 Was ist los? - vKM

Tri-Ergon TE-5782

Berlin, March, 1930.

03496 Mickey Mouse - v

Tri-Ergon TE-5877

Berlin, April, 1930.

03560 I'm In Love With You

Tri-Ergon TE-5891

03576 Every Now And Then

Tri-Ergon TE-5891

JACK JACKSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA

The following by this orchestra from the Dorchester Hotel, London, owe their inclusion here to the presence of

Jack Jackson, t dir: Harry Macfarlane, Freddy Mann, t / Tony Thorpe, Eric Tann, tb / E. O. Pogson, cl, as, f / Stanley Andrews, as, vn / Chappie d'Amato, as, g / Allan Warner, cl, ts, o, vc / Jack Fish, Dave Fish, vn / Harry Rubens, p / Tiny Stock, sb / Percy Hampton, d / Alberta Hunter, v. London, September 24, 1934.

OEA-618-2 Two Cigarettes In The Dark - vAH

HMV B-6525, HN-714, K-7380

OEA-619-2 Miss Otis Regrets (She's Unable To Lunch Today) - vAH

HMV B-6525

London, October 12, 1934.

OEA-641-2 Soon - vAH

HMV B-6530, EA-1443

London, October 22, 1934.

OEA-649-2 A Lonely Singing Fool - vAH

HMV B-6536

OEA-650-2 Have A Little Dream On Me - vAH

HMV B-6537

OEA-651-2 What Shall I Do? - vAH

HMV B-6536

Macfarlane omitted; Dave Esher, Golly Eisner, and another, vn, believed to replace the Fish brothers. London,
October 25, 1934.

OEA-654-2 I Travel Alone - vAH

HMV B-6535, Vic 24835, El EG-3210

London, October 31, 1934.

OEA-662-2 Two Little Flies On A Lump Of Sugar - vAH

HMV B-6541

OEA-663-1 Stars Fell On Alabama - vAH

HMV B-6542

OEA-664-2 Long May We Love - vAH

HMV B-6542

London, November 2, 1934.

OEA-666-3 Be Still, My Heart - vAH

HMV 8-6546

LILLIAN JACKSON

Pseudonym on Supertone 9281, 9287, and 9294 for Mildred Austin, q.v.

LITTLE JOE JACKSON AND HIS BOYS

Pseudonym on Bell 1174 for Frank Bunch and his Fuzzy Wuzzies, q.v.

MARY JACKSON

Vocal, acc. by Fletcher Henderson, p. New York, September 4, 1923.

70290 I Don't Let No One Man Worry Me

PA 021059, Per 12072

70291 Miss Liza Jackson Got Better Bread

PA 021059, Per 12072

New York, c. September 27, 1923.

70343 Deceitful Blues

PA 032008, Per 12087

70344 If Anybody Here Wants A Real Kind Mama

PA 032008, Per 12087

Acc. by Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools: probably Gus Aiken or Bubber Miley, c / Bud Aiken or Herb Flemming, tb / Herschel Brassfield or Garvin Bushell, cl, as / Leroy Tibbs­, p / Samuel Speed, bj. New York, October, 1923.

70373 All The Time

PA 032013, Per 12092, Hg 946

70374 Who'll Get It When I'm Gone?

PA 032013, Per 12092, Hg 946

Vocal, acc. by own p. New York, July 2, 1926.

The Sho' Nuff Blues

Vic test (unnumbered)

Talkin' Too Much

Vic test (unnumbered)

Vocal duets with Mabel Richardson, acc. by Tom Morris, c / own p. New York, July 2, 1926.

35738-1 Just Too Bad

Vic 20181

35739-1 I'm Gonna Kill Myself

Vic unissued

Vocal, acc. by own p. New York, October 10, 1926.

36505-1 Alabama Mama

Vic 20482

36506-5 Kissing Mule Blues

Vic 20482

Vocal duet with Mabel Richardson, acc. by Tom Morris, c / own p. New York, November 24, 1926.

35739-2 I'm Gonna Kill Myself

Vic 20181

PRESTON JACKSON AND HIS UPTOWN BAND

Shirley Clay, c / Preston Jackson, tb / Artie Starks, cl, as / George Reynolds, p / Frank Pasley­ or Leslie Corley, bj. Chicago, September, 1926.

2647-1-2 It's Tight, Jim

Pm 12400, Cen 3014, Tem R-26, AF A-025

2648-2 Yearning For Mandalay

2649-2 Harmony Blues

2650-2 Trombone Man

NOTE: Challenge 803, 805 as GOLDEN MELODY MEN; XX 5 as THE UP AND DOWN PRESTIDIGITATORS.

Vocal, acc. by James P. Johnson, p. New York, October 29, 1926.

142889-1-2-3 Original Black Bottom Dance

Col unissued

142890-1-2-3 Nobody Worries 'Bout Me

Col unissued

New York, November 20, 1926.

142889-6 Original Black Bottom Dance

Col 14191-D

142890-5 Nobody Worries 'Bout Me

Col 14191-D

NOTE: This probably is not the same artist as Zaidee Jackson, q.v.

SLIM JACKSON TRIO

Pseudonym on Cameo 705 for Bob Fuller, q.v.

SMOKE JACKSON AND HIS RED ONIONS

Pseudonym on Champion 15714 and 15905 for Zach Whyte's Chocolate Beau Brummels, q.v.

VIOLET JACKSON

Pseudonym on Gennett 6090 for Hattie Garland, and on Gennett 6147 for Eloise Bennett, both q.v.

WILLIE JACKSON

Vocal, acc. by Steve Lewis, p. New Orleans, April 14, 1926.

142024-2 Bad Bad Mama

Col 14156-D

142025-1 Willie Jackson's Blues

Col 14136-D

142026-2 She Keeps It Up All The Time

Col 14156-D

142027-2 Old New Orleans Blues

Col 14136-D

Acc. by Buddy Christian, bj, or Clarence Williams, p. New York, September 3, 1926.

142588-3 Who'll Chop Your Suey When I'm Gone?- bj

Col 14165-D

142589-1 Numbers On The Brain - bj

Col 14184-D

142590-3 Hold 'Er, Deacon - p

Col 14184-D

142591-1 Charleston Hound - p

Col 14165-D

NOTE: The above issues are labeled NEW ORLEANS WILLIE JACKSON. Columbia 14184-D is listed in the 1929 Columbia catalogue as NUGRAPE TWINS, but no copies are known to be labeled thus.

Acc. by Porter Grainger, p / Buddy Christian, bj. New York, September 30, 1926.

142707-3 'Tain't What You Pay To Get A Thing

Col 14218-D

142708-2 Railroad Man Blues

Col 14218-D

Acc. by Ernest Elliott, cl, as / J. C. Johnson, p. New York, December 12, 1927.

145299-1 Long Time Men [sic] - as

Col 14432-D

145400-3 Corn And Bunion Blues - cl

Col 14432-D

Acc. by Porter Grainger, p / Buddy Christian, g. New York, January 21, 1928.

145560-3 Kansas City Blues

Col 14284-D

145561-2 T. B. Blues

Col 14284-D

Acc. by Eddie Lang, g / J. C. Johnson, p. New York, October 5, 1928.

147107-3 How Long - How Long Blues

Col 14366-D

147108-3 Deck Hand Blues

Col 14366-D

NOTE: These issues as SONNY PORTER.

ZAIDEE JACKSON

The following titles by this cabaret artist (probably not the same person as Sadie Jackson, q.v.) are of interest for their accompaniments.

Vocal, acc. by unknown p / g. New York, July-August, 1926.

107075 I'm Mad Because I Turned My Baby Down

PA 7512, Per 112

107077 Something's Gonna Happen To You

PA 7512, Per 112

NOTE: Zaidee Jackson is alleged to have recorded two titles in New York for Gennett in December, 1926, accompanied by Otto Hardwick, as, and Duke Ellington, p, but there is no reference in the Gennett files to such a session.

Acc. by Carroll Gibbons, p. Hayes, Middlesex, August 28, 1928.

Bb-14926-1-2 St. Louis Blues

HMV unissued

Bb-14927-1-2 Didn't I Tell You?

HMV unissued

Acc. by probably: Norman Payne, t / Laurie Payne, c, as / ts / Eric Siday, vn / Arthur Young, p / Len Fillis, g / Spike Hughes, sb / Ronnie Gubertini, d. London, c. April 14, 1930.

E-3193-2 I Like To Do Things For You

Par 8-651, Od A-221244

Acc. by t / cl / as / ts / vn / p / bj / bb / d. London, c. June 9, 1930.

E-3313-2 Puttin' On The Ritz

Par R-696, Od A-221270

E-3315-2 Good For Nothin' But Love

Par R-696, Od A-221270

Charles Frazier, tenor v / Lester Pratt, baritone v / Sugar Underwood, p. Savannah, August 23, 1927.

39831-3 Jacksonville Blues - vCF-LP

Vic 20960

39832-1 Why Did You Leave Me Alone? - vCF

Vic 21204

39833-2 I Wonder? - vLP

Vic 21204

39834-2 Them Piano Blues - vCF-LP

Vic 20960

Unknown t / 2 c / bsx / vn / p / bj / Harry Mayerhoff, v. New York, February, 1926.

73992-A Sweet And Low Down

OK 40561, Par E-5630

73994-B I've Got Some Lovin' To Do - vHM

OK 40561, Par E-5630

Clarence Williams, Clarence Todd, k / Fats Waller, p / Justin Ring, percussion. New York, c. May 10, 1924.

72514-A You Don't Know My Mind Blues

OK 40117, Od 03196

72515-A West Indies Blues

OK 40117, Od 03196

Billy James was a New York songwriter and pianist, but it is not clear what connection, if any, he might have had with the following, which offer slight points of interest for the jazz collector. Most of these issues are not credited to Billy James on their labels; identification is taken from the late Helene Chmura's attempted reconstruction of the Plaza / ARC files.

2 t / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / cl, ss, ts / sometimes vn / bj / bb / d / Leroy Montesanto, v. New York, September 27, 1927.

7531-1 I Wonder How You're Sending Your Evenings Now? - vLM

Ban 6097, Je 5123, Or 1037

NOTE: Banner and Jewel as HOLLYWOOO DANCE ORCHESTRA; Oriole as ROY COLLINS' DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Don Murray, cl, ts present on this session, according to reliable reports. New York, May 22, 1928.

7987- 3 If I Can Ba-Ba-Baby You - vLM

Ban 7160, Chg 900, Je 5333, Or 1282

NOTE: Banner 7160 and Challenge 900 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND; Jewel 5333 and Oriole 1282 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND.

New York, May 29, 1928.

8004-3 I Wanna Go Back To Indiana - v

Ban 7165, Or 1284

8005-2 I Found Her - v

Ban 7166

NOTE: Banner 7165 as IMPERIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA, 7166 as HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Arthur Fields (as HARRY CRANE on Jewel), v. New York, October 30, 1928.

8279-3 I Could Stand A Lot Of Lovin' (From You) - vAF

Ban 6202, Je 5438, Apex 8945, Cr 81068

NOTE: Banner 6202 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND; Crown 81068 as MATTIE CRAWFORD'S ORCH.

Tommy Gott, t / Sam Lewis, tb / Larry Abbott, cl, as, v / as / ts / p / bj / bb / d / Jack Kaufman, v. New York, March 12, 1929.

8603- Papa's Mama's Blue ('Cause Mama's Papa's Through) - vJK

Ban 6348, Chg 933, Je 5566, Or 1541

8604- Long Lost Daddy

Chg 995, Je 5565

8605-1 Pa's Old Hat - vLA

Banner 6356, Je 5576, Or 1536

NOTE: Challenge 933, Jewel 5566, and Oriole 1541 as ROY COLLINS' DANCE ORCHESTRA; Challenge 955, Jewel 5565, 5576, and Oriole 1536 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND.

Possibly slightly different personnel. New York, April 16, 1929.

8693-1 I've Got The San Francisco Blues - v

Br 6382, Or 1582

NOTE: Banner 6382 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; Oriole 1582 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND.

This was also a pseudonym for the following items listed in this book:­

Oriole 242 Charley, My Boy (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra)

251 Any Way The Wind Blows (Sam Lanin's Orchestra)

271 Hard-Hearted Hannah (Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra)

275 Eliza (California Ramblers)

467 Marguerite (Sam Lanin's Orchestra)

469 If I Had A Girl Like You (Sam Lanin's Orchestra)

521 I'm Sitting On Top Of The World (Sam Lanin and his Orchestra)

534 Smile A Little Bit (Sam Lanin's Orchestra)

547 I Wish't I Was In Peoria (Sam Lanin's Orchestra)

550 I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) (Sam Lanin's Orchestra)

565 Sweet Child (I'm Wild About You) (Sam Lanin's Orchestra)

604 Let's Talk AboutMy Sweetie (Sam Lanin's Orchestra)

829 Muddy Water (Jack Pettis and his Band)

1250 Straight Back Home (Six Jelly Beans)

CORKY JAMES AND HIS BLACKBIRDS

Pseudonym on Bell 1182 for the Blackbirds of Paradise, q.v.

JEANETTE JAMES

Vocal (unless marked *), acc. by her Synco Jazzers, Jeanette's Synco Jazzers, or Jeanette and her Synco Jazzers: Henry McCord, t / Bradley Bullett, tb / Hohn Williams­ as, bsx / Mary Leo Burley (Mary Lou Williams), p / Joe Williams, bj / Robert Price, d. Chicago, c. January, 1927.

4117-2 *Midnight Stomp - JSJ

Pm 12470

Pm 12470

Pm 12451

Pm 12451

Acc. by her Midnight Steppers: instrumentation and personnel unknown. New York, May 20, 1927.

81094-B Crying For My Used-To-Be

OK unissued

81095-B I Just Want One Man

OK unissued

NOTE: The titles are entered in the Okeh files as JEANETTE SEYMOUR.

JELLY JAMES AND HIS FEWSICIANS

George Temple, t / David "Jelly" James, tb / Perry Smith, cl, ss / Hank Duncan, p / Ollie Black­well, bj / Ralph Bedell, d. New York, January 25, 1927.

GEX-481 Make Me Know It

Gnt 6045, Ch 15215, Sil 5023, KP K-101

GEX-482 Georgia Bo Bo

Gnt 6045, Ch 15216, Sil 5023, KP K-101, Px 4, VJR 19

NOTE: Champions as BILL WILLIAMS AND HIS GANG; Silvertone 5023 as MEMPHIS DADDY AND HIS BOYS; Paradox 4 and VJR 19 as NEW ORLEANS STOMPERS.