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Vocal, acc. by Ray Whitsett, c / Stanley Bennett, p. Chicago, c. July 25, 1927.

12946-A State Street Style

Gnt unissued

Pseudonym on Broadway 1391 for Ben Pollack and his Orchestra, q.v.

Although there was an actual band known firstly as Warner's Seven Aces, then as The Seven Aces, in Atlanta in the 1920s, the above name is no more than a pseudonym on ARC labels for the house band, and details of its recordings that are known to be of interest as jazz are listed here under ARC-BRUNSWICK STUDIO BANDS. Sides with matrices 12225 and 12269-12272 inclusive are by Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v., however.

Walter Bennett, t / tb / Albert Socarras, cl, f / J. C. Johnson, p / Bernard Addison, g / bb / v. New York, September

150767-2 Big Ben

Col 14557-D

150768-2 You Can't Be Mine And Someone Else's Too - v

Col 14557-D

150769-2 Jet Black Blues

Col 14662-D

BENNIE'S LOUISVILLE RHYTHM KINGS

Pseudonym on Parlophone for Ben Pollack and his Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Victor 21971 for Ben Pollack and his Park Central Hotel Orchestra, q.v.

Pseudonym on Champion for Bert Stock and his Orchestra, q.v.

From the considerable number of sides made by this orchestra for Victor between 1920 and 1925, the following are known to be of some interest as jazz.

Roy Bargy, p, dir: Rick Adkins, t / Guy Carey, tb / Matthew Amaturo, cl, as / Thomas Thatcher, ts / Joe Baum, vn / Joe Miller, bj / William Foeste, bb / d, x. Chicago, April 11, 1921.

25147-4 Toddle (intro: Maori)

Vic 18756, HMV B-1252, Zon 3301

25149-4 San

Vic 18779, HMV B-1271, AE-45, Zon 3318

Chicago, April 15, 1921.

25165-2 Na-Jo

Vic 18779, HMV B-1271, Zon 3318

Arthur Layfield, d, x, replaces unknown. Chicago, September 28, 1921.

25703-1 Wabash Blues

Vic 18820

Chicago, September 29, 1921.

25703-4 Wabash Blues

Vic 18820, HMV B-1295, Zon 3782

Foeste plays bsx on the next title. Chicago, January 30, 1922.

25983-5 Tee Pee Blues

Vic 18874

Chicago, February 2, 1922.

25981-9 Virginia Blues

Vic 18868

25990-1 Black-Eyed Blues

Vic 18874

George Jernberg, t, replaces Adkins; Ed Files, ts, replaces Thatcher. Camden, NJ, June 20, 1922.

26546-6 Oogie-Oogie Wa-Wa

Vic 18917, HMV B-1404

Camden, NJ, July 17, 1922.

26806-2 Don't Bring Me Posies (It's Shoesies I Need) (intro: California Rose)

Vic 18931, HMV B-1865, Zon 3466

Camden, NJ, August 29, 1922.

26837-6 Those Longing For You Blues

Vic 18948, HMV B-1423, Zon 3486

26839-7 Stuttering

Vic 18948, HMV B-1423, Zon 3486

Roy Bargy, p, dir: George Jernberg, t / Guy Carey, tb / Matthew Amaturo, cl, as / Ed Files, ts / Joe Baum, vn / Joe Miller, bj / William Foeste, bb / Art Layfield, d, x. Camden, NJ, September 6, 1922.

26861-4 The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise (intro: Singing)

Vic 18980, HMV B-1521, Zon 3488

Camden, NJ, September 13, 1922.

26874-1 Do I? (Do I - Do I Love Her?)

Vic 18954, HMV B-1456, Zon 3469

Don Bestor, p, dir: Walter Zurawski, Miles Vanderauer, t / Siegfried Berendson, tb / Bill "Stu" Williams, cl, as / Frankie Trumbauer, Cm / Marvin T. Thatcher, ts / Myron Fischer, vn / Joe Miller­ bj / Pierre Olker, bb / George Brommersburg, d. Camden, NJ, January 30, 1923.

27514-7 Trot Along

Vic 19044, Zon 3591

27518-1 Think Of Me

Vic 19031, HMV B-1672

Camden, NJ, January 31, 1923.

27519-4 Loose Feet

Vic 19045, HMV B-1662, Zon 3577

Herb Carlin, t, replaces Vanderauer; Art Weiss, tb, replaces Berendson; Charles Sansone­ 2nd p where shown. Camden, NJ, June 14, 1923.

28124-3 I Never Miss The Sunshine (I'm So Used To The Rain) - pCS

Vic 19102, HMV B-1712, Zon 3601

Camden, NJ, June 15, 1923.

28127-2 The Cat's Whiskers

Vic 19103, HMV B-1717, Zon 3679

Camden, NJ, July 25, 1923.

28415-3 Somebody's Wrong

Vic 19122, HMV B-1740, K-2423

Camden, NJ, August 17, 1923.

28432-2 Sobbin' Blues

Vic 19130

28433-1-2-3 Royal Garden Blues

Vic unissued

Camden, NJ, August 21, 1923.

28436-3 Mean, Mean Mama - pCS

Vic 19138, HMV B-1718, Zon 3635

28437-1-2-3 Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble

Vic unissued

Camden, NJ, September 10, 1923.

28459-2 Wolverine Blues

Vic 19140, Zon 3629

Trumbauer omitted; Harold Sturr, as, ts, f, replaces Thatcher; Walter Foster, d, x, replaces Brommersburg. Chicago, November 4, 1923.

28871-3 Forgetful Blues

Vic 19235

28872-1-2-3 Black Sheep Blues

Vic unissued

Chicago, November 7, 1923.

28886-3 That Lullaby Strain

Vic 19235

Don Bestor, p, dir: Walter Zurawski, Herb Carlin, t / Siegfried Berendson, tb / Dudley Doe, cl, as / Harold Sturr, as, ts, f / Art Kassel, cl, ts / Myron Fisher, vn / Jack Lundin, bj / Pierre Olker, bb / Herb Quigley, d, x. Chicago, April

29826-3 Lonely Little Wallflow'r

Vic 19361

Don Bestor, p, dir: Walter Zurawski, Herb Carlin, t / Siegfried Berendson, tb / Dudley Doe, cl, as / Harold Sturr, as, ts, f / Art Kassel, cl, ts / Myron Fisher, vn / Jack Lundin, bj / Pierre Olker, bb / Herb Quigley, d, x. Camden, NJ, June 19, 1924.

30299-2 The Doodle-Um Blues

Vic 19386

30400-5 Pickin' 'Em Up And Layin' 'Em Down

Vic 19386

Camden, NJ, September 8, 1924.

30779-1-2-3-4 Forsaken Blues

Vic unissued

30781-3 Copenhagen

Vic 19470

Camden, NJ, September 29, 1924.

30947-2 Keep On Dancing

Vic 19470

Camden, NJ, September 30, 1924.

30949-4 Go, Emmaline

Vic 19484

St. Louis, November 3, 1924.

31143-1-2-3-4 King Porter Stomp

Vic unissued

Chicago, November 10, 1924.

31161-2-3 Heart-Broken Strain

Vic 19568

Cloyd Griswold, bj, replaces Lundin. Camden, NJ, May 22, 1925.

32711-6 The Whole World Is Dreaming Of Love

Vic 19693, HMV B-5082

Camden, NJ, May 23, 1925.

32715-4 Riverboat Shuffle

Vic 19688

MILT BENSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Pseudonym on Mayfair G-330 for Adrian Rollini and His Orchestra, q.v.

Vocal, acc. by ? J. C. Johnson, p. New York, August 8, 1928.

401058-B Ground Hog Blues

OK 8610

OK 8610

401092-A How Long, How Long Blues

OK 8612

401093-B Moanful Wailin' Blues

Acc. own p. New York, November 2, 1928.

401284-B Wild Geese Blues

OK unissued

401285-B How Much Can I Stand?

OK unissued

Acc. by Eddie Lang, g. New York, November 15, 1928.

401284-C Wild Geese Blues

OK 8643

401285-C How Much Can I Stand?

NOTE: This issue mislabeled as "vocal with piano."

Acc. by ? J. C. Johnson, p. New York, March 26, 1929.

401748-B Big Gorilla Man

OK 8707

401749-B Red Beans And Rice

NOTE: These are listed in Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943, but no further details are cited.

Herbert Berger, p, dir: 2t / tb / 3cl, as, ts / vn / bj / bb / d. St. Louis, November 3, 1924.

31144-1-2-3 Gee Flat

Vic unissued

31145-1-2 Shanghai Shuffle

Vic unissued

Eddie King, p, replaces Berger. St. Louis, December 1, 1925.

34013-1 Whose Who Are You?

Vic 19977

NOTE: Other records on Okeh and Victor by this dance orchestra are of no known jazz value.

This orchestra made a number of non-jazz sides for ARC-Bruns­wick, Crown, and Bluebird (1931-1933). Inexplicably, its name was used as a pseudonym on Canadian Ace 351002 for Chick Bullock's Levee Loungers, q.v.

The earliest records issued under Bunny Berigan's name are by Gene Kardos and his Orchestra, q.v., or are by the ARC-Brunswick studio band or Freddie Martin and his Orchestra, and are of minimal or no jazz interest.

The following by this prolific black-face comedian have interesting accompaniments.

Vocal, acc. by the Kansas Jazz Boys: t / tb / cl / pic / p / d. New York, June, 1919.

7066 Bluin' The Blues

Gnt 4544

Acc. by Carl Fenton's Orchestra: c / tb / as / p / d. New York, c. November, 1920.

4603 / 5 Beale Street Blues

Br 2062

Br 2062

E-22629 St. Louis Blues

Br 3547

E-22634 Beale Street Blues

New York, May, 1927.

E-22870 Memphis Blues

Br 3553, 3699

E-22875 Hesitation Blues

Br 3553, 3699

Acc. by the Goofus Five: Chelsea Quealey, t / Al Philburn, tb / Bobby Davis, cl, as / Al Duffy, vn / Irving Brodsky,
p / Tommy Felline, g / Herb Weil, d. New York, November 14, 1927.

81820-B St. Louis Blues

OK 40962, Par R-110

81821-A Hesitation Blues

OK 40962, Par R-110

Acc. by Mickey Bloom, t, mel / vn / bsx / p / bj. New York, February 28, 1928.

145688-2 Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider

Har 606-H , VT 1606-V

One of the most famous bands in New York during the 1920s and 1930s, this unit made many records for Vocalion and Brunswick, of which those listed in the following pages are known to be of interest as hot dance music, despite the unlikely look­ing titles in some cases, and there may be others of similar merit.

Ben Bernie, vn, dir: Donald Bryan, ? Hymie Farberman, t / E. M. Caffrey, tb / 2cl, ss, as / cl, ts / J. Kenn Sisson, p,
a / Paul Nito, bj / Harry Henson, bb / Sam Fink, d. New York, March, 1923.

11128 / 29 Who's Sorry Now?

Voc 14555, Aco G-15221, Bel 243, Gmn 1328, Hom B-358, H-454

NOTE: Aco as OHIO DANCE BAND; Beltona as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as NEW ­JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochords as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA. ­

New York, May, 1923.

11357 Henpecked Blues

Voc 14585, Gmn 1392, Sc 653

NOTE: Guardsman as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA; Scala as BROADWAY BAND.

Ben Bernie, vn, dir: Donald Bryan, Harold Rehrig, t / E. M. Caffrey, tb / Mickey McCullough­, Len Kavash, cl, as / Jack Pettis, cl, Cm, ts / Al Goering, p / Paul Nito, bj, vn / Harry Henson­, bb, sb / Sam Fink, d. New York, July, 1924.

13405 Somebody Loves Me

Voc 14854, X-9491

NOTE: Vocalion X-9491 as THE ELITE DANCE ORCHESTRA.

One member of the band plays k*. New York, c. August 31, 1924.

13640 *Doodle Doo Doo

Voc 14878, Aco G-15567, Bel 667, Gmn 1654

NOTE: Aco as OHIO NOVELTY BAND; Beltona as AMERICAN DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as SOUTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Frank Sarlo, tb, replaces Caffrey; Kenn Sisson, p, added on some titles; Al Armer, bb, replaces Henson; Irving Kaufman, v. New York, November, 1924.

11019 How I Love That Girl - vIK

Voc 14940, Clm 1734, Gmn 1685, Hom H-738

NOTE: Coliseum as MARYLAND DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCH­ESTRA; Homochord as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA.

New York, December 11, 1924.

14041 Mandy (Make Up Your Mind)

Voc 14939, Aco G-16082, Clm 1729, Gmn 1696, Hom H-737

NOTE: Aco as OHIO NOVELTY BAND; Coliseum as MAYFIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as PALL MALL DANCE ORCHESTRA; Homochord as HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA.

New York, December 18, 1924.

14068 Oh! Lady, Be Good

Voc 14955, X-9775, X-9814

New York, January 7, 1925.

197W Why Couldn't It Be Poor Little Me?

Voc 14957, Sil 3035, Aco G-15710, Bel 757, Clm 1745, Gmn 1701, Hom H-769

NOTE: Aco as OHIO NOVELTY BAND; Beltona as SOUTHERN STATES DANCE BAND; Coliseum as MAYFIELD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as NEW JERSEY DANCE ORCHESTRA; Silvertone as GENEVA DANCE ORCHESTRA.

New York, February 24, 1925.

406W No One

Voc 14980, Aco G-15732, Clm 1797

NOTE: Aco as OHIO NOVELTY BAND; Coliseum as COLISEUM DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Bill Moore, t, replaces Rehrig; Arthur Lange, a. New York, March 19, 1925.

575W Sweet Georgia Brown

Voc 15002, Aco G-15750, Bel 828, Clm 1788, Gmn 1768

NOTE: Aco as OHIO NOVELTY BAND; Beltona as SUNNY SOUTH DANCE ORCHESTRA; Colis­eum as MARYLAND DANCE ORCHESTRA; Guardsman as CAROLINA DANCE BAND.

Arthur Lange, a. New York, April 2, 1925.

648W Cheatin' On Me

Voc 15027, X-9618, Sil 3078

NOTE: Silvertone as GEORGE PHILLIPS' ORCHESTRA.

Ben Bernie is not present on this date, per the Brunswick files. Donald Bryan, Bill Moore, t / Frank Sarlo, tb / Mickey McCullough, Len Kavash, cl, as / Jack Pettis, cl, Cm, ts / Al Goering, sometimes Kenn Sisson, p / Paul Nito­, bj,

828W If You Knew Susie Like I Know Susie - vIK

Voc 15037, X-9624, Aco 15741

NOTE: Aco as OHIO NOVELTY BAND.

Ben Bernie, vn, dir: Donald Bryan, Bill Moore, t / Frank Sarlo, tb / Norman Ronemous, Len Kavash, cl, as / Jack Pettis, cl, Cm, ts / Oscar Levant, p / Nick Gerlach, vn / Paul Nito­, bj, vn / Max Rosen, bb / Sam Fink, d / Kenn Sisson, a / vocal quartet (Irving Kaufman, Jack Kaufman, Lester O'Keefe, Moe Jaffe), v. New York, August 10, 1925.

1090W Collegiate - vQT

Voc 15080, X-9674

1092W Yes Sir, That's My Baby

Voc 15080, X-9674

New York, September 25, 1925.

E-1403W Mother Me, Tennessee

Voc 15130, Bel 928, Gmn 1864

NOTE: Beltona as SOUTHERN STATES DANCE BAND; Guardsman as OLD SOUTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA.

Arthur Fields, v. New York, December 7, 1925.

E-17057 A Little Bit Bad - vAF

Br 2992, A267

E-17062 Sleepy Time Gal - vAF

Br 2992, A267

New York, January 8, 1926.

E-17402; E-2175 Fallen Arches

Br 3042, Voc 15237

NOTE: Vocalion as FLEETWOOD ORCHESTRA.

New York, January 29, 1926.

E-17746 Bell-Hoppin' Blues

Br 3082

E-18196 Jig Walk

Br 3126

NOTE: The Australian issue of Brunswick 3126 is labeled JIG WALD.

E-18505 Up And At 'Em

Br 3145

E-18507 Somebody's Lonely - vPH

Levant omitted; Keller Sisters and Lynch, v. New York, June 3, 1926.

E-19454 I Love Her - vKS&L

Br 3201, A-116

With vocal trio (Frank Bessinger, Frank Wright, Lester O'Keefe). New York, July 19, 1926.

E-19804 Someone Is Losin' Susan - v3

Br 3271, A-144

New York, September 7, 1926.

E-20055 She's Still My Baby - vKS&L

Br 3308

E-21044; E-4343 He's The Last Word - vSL-BH

Br 3411, 3399 (Australian), A-197, Voc 15508

Kenn Sisson, a. New York, March 14, 1927.

E-21865 Following You Around - vSL-BH

Br 3496

Br A-350

Voc 15542

E-21868 I'm In Love Again - vSL-BH

Br 3496

Br A-350

Voc 15541

New York, April 8, 1927.

E-22308 Rosy Cheeks - vSL-BH

Br 3528

E-22311 Rosy Cheeks

E-5149 Rosy Cheeks - vSL-BH

Voc 15518

NOTE: All the last three Vocalions as AL GOERING'S COLLEGIANS.

Ben Bernie, vn, dir: Donald Bryan, Bill Moore, t / Frank Sarlo, tb / Norman Ronemous, Len Kavash, cl, as / Jack Pettis, cl, Cm, ts / Nick Gerlach, vn / Al Goering, p / Paul Nito, bj, vn / Max Rosen, bb / Sam Fink, d / Kenn Sisson,
a / Scrappy Lambert, Billy Hillpot, v. New York, April 11, 1927.

E-22336; E-6032 You Know I Love You - vSL-BH

Br 3531, Voc 15583

E-22339; E-6027 One O'Clock Baby - vSL-BH

Br 3531, Voc 15582

NOTE: Vocalion 15582 and 15583 as AL GOERING'S COLLEGIANS.

Vaughn de Leath, v; Phil Hart, t, replaces Moore. New York, September 20, 1927.

E-24473 There's A Cradle In Caroline - vVdeL

Br 3656, 3659 (British)

E-24475 There's A Cradle In Caroline

Br A-7529

New York, December 23, 1927

E-25744 / 45 Let's Misbehave - vSL-BH

Br 3761

Br A-7596

E-25747 / 48 Changes - vSL-BH

Br 3761, 3718 (British)

E-25749 Changes

Br A-7596

New York, January 6, 1928.

E-25864 The Man I Love - vSL

Br 3771, 3735 (British)

E-25866 The Man I Love - vSL

Br A-7620

Vaughn de Leath, v, added. New York, January 27, 1928

E-26282 Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man - vVdL

Br 3752

Br A-7630

E-26284 Make Believe - vSL

Br 3752

Br A-7630

New York, March 22, 1928.

E-27096 Speedy Boy - vSL

Br 3887, 3775 (British)

E-27097 Speedy Boy

Br A-7716

E-27099 Borneo - vSL-BH

Br 3887, 3775 (British)

E-27100 Borneo

Br A-7716

Ed Smalle, Dick Robertson, v, added. New York, May 31, 1928.

E-27619- Just Like A Melody Out Of The Sky - vSL

Br 3826

Br A-7804

E-27620- Because My Baby Don't Mean "Maybe" Now - vES, DR

Br 3826

Br A-7804

Ben Bernie, vn, dir: Donald Bryan, Phil Hart, t / Paul Weigan, tb / Len Kavash, Dick Stabile­, cl, as / Jack Pettis, cl, Cm, ts / Nick Gerlach, vn / Al Goering, p / Clay Bryson, bj / Merrill Kline, bb, sb / Dillon Ober, d, x / J. Kenn Sisson, a / Scrappy Lambert, Billy Hillpot, Frank Luther, v. New York, July 28, 1928.

E-27907- Hindustan

Br 4042, 3864 (British)

E-27908- When Polly Walks Through The Hollyhocks - vSL-BH

Br 4020, 3882 (British)

E-27908-G When Polly Walks Through The Hollyhocks

Br A-7894

E-27909-A Ten Little Miles From Town - vFL

Br 4020

E-27909-B Ten Little Miles From Town - vFL

E-27909-G Ten Little Miles From Town

Br A-7894

E-27910- Cannon Ball Rag

Br 4042, 3864 (British), Br Mood Accompaniment Library 43-L

NOTE: Mood Accompaniment Library issue is anonymous.

New York, September 14, 1928.

E-28223-A Roses Of Yesterday - vSL-BH

Br 4058, 3885 (British), Duo D-4025

NOTE: Duophone as MANHATTAN SERENADERS.

Ben Bernie and his Speed Boys, v. New York, September 25, 1928.

E-28418- Rhythm King - vBB-SB

Br 4085, 3896 (British), A-8024, Duo D-4033

NOTE: Duophone as MANHATTAN SERENADERS; this take is different from the Brunswicks.

New York, December 7, 1928.

E-28881- Makin' Whoopee - vSL

Br 4142, 5047

E-28881-G Makin' Whoopee

A-8105

Eddy Thomas, v. New York, December 20, 1928.

Br 4168, 3915 (British)

E-29005-G Glad Rag Doll

Br A-8071

Zelma O'Neal, Dick Robertson, v; Al Goering, a. New York, January 18, 1929.

E-29129- Button Up Your Overcoat - vDR

Br 4204, 5045

E-29129-G Button Up Your Overcoat

Br A-8123

E-29130- I Want To Be Bad - vZO / aAG

Br 4204

E-29130-G I Want To Be Bad - aAG

Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, February, 1929.

E-29338- My Castle In Spain Is A Shack In The Lane - vSL

Br 4274, 3978 (British)

E-29338-G My Castle In Spain Is A Shack In The Lane

Br A-8166

New York, late March, 1929.

E-29657-A-B I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling - vSL

Br 4315, 3990 (British), A-8247

E-29657-G I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling

Br A-7620

Pat Kennedy, v. New York, April, 1930.

E-32588- You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me - vPK

Br 4767, 01021, A-8734

E-32589- Livin' In The Sunlight, Lovin' In The Moonlight - vPK

Br 4767, 01021, A-8734

New York, August 4, 1931.

E-37012-A This Is The Missus - vBB

Br 6165, 01223, A-9153, Pan P12075

BERT AND BOB

Cavan O'Connor, ? Maurice Elwin, v duet, acc. by Jimmy Macaffer, t / Lew Davis, tb / Billy Amstell, cl, as / Buddy Featherstonhaugh, ts / Boris Packer, vn / Claude Ivy, p / Alan Ferguson, g / Spike Hughes, sb. London, September 4, 1931.

GB-3175-1 My Heart Is Where The Mohawk Flows Tonight

Dec F-2507

Acc. by t / tb / cl / as / 2 vn / p / g. London, September 23, 1931.

GB-3298-1 Honeymoon Lane

Dec F-2590

VIC BERTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Instrumentation and personnel unknown. New York, August 12, 1933.

13782- Shake Your Head

ARC unissued

13783- Do It Again

ARC unissued

Pseudonym on Plaza P-141 for Sidney Lipton and his Orchestra, q.v. There may be others of similar quality under this name on Plaza, not necessarily by Sid Lipton.

Junie Cobb, cl / Jimmy Blythe, p / Jimmy Bertrand, wb, blocks. Chicago, May 29, 1926.

E-3164 Little Bits

Voc 1035, Or(E) 1008

E-3165 Little Bits

Voc 1035, Br A-164, Bm 1088, HJCA HC-42, JD 016

E-3166 Struggling

Voc 1035, Or(E) 1008, Br A-164, Bm 1088, HJCA HC-42, JD 016

E-3167 Struggling

Voc 1035

Unknown c (not Natty Dominique) / Johnny Dodds, cl / Jimmy Blythe, p / Jimmy Bertrand, wb, blocks. Chicago, September 16, 1926.

E-3830 / 31 Idle Hour Special

Voc 1060, Bm 1087, HJCA HC-41,JD 017

E-3832 / 33 47th Street Stomp

Voc 1060, Bm 1087, HJCA HC-41, JD 017

NOTE: These were originally assigned Brunswick matrix numbers C-644 / 45, and C-646 / 47, respectively.

Louis Armstrong, c / Johnny Dodds, cl / Jimmy Blythe, p / Jimmy Bertrand, wb, blocks. Chicago, April 21, 1927.

E-5102 Easy Come, Easy Go Blues

Voc 1100, HJCA HC-38, AF A-045

E-5104 The Blues Stampede

Voc 1100, HJCA HC-38, AF A-045

E-5106 I'm Goin' Huntin'

Voc 1099, V-1032, HJCA HC-39, AF A-046, JS-AA-512

E-5108 If You Want To Be My Sugar Papa (You Gotta Be Sweet To Me)

Voc 1099, V-1032, HJCA HC-39, AF A-046, JS-AA-512

NOTE: These were originally assigned Brunswick matrix numbers C-783 - C-789, respectively, and were subsequently also assigned Vocalion matrix numbers E-22712 - E22718, respectively. HJCA HC-39 as LOUIS ARMSTRONG'S ORCHESTRA.

Punch Miller, c / Darnell Howard, cl / Jimmy Blythe, p / Jimmy Bertrand, wb. Chicago, April 25, 1929.

C-3364-A Isabella

Voc 1280, HJCA HC-603, HJL 10

C-3365-A I Won't Give You None

Voc 1280, HJCA HC-603, HJL 10