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- THE SAXOPATORS
- THE SCARE CROW
- EVAN SCHUBERT See Roy Evans (Australian Summit 134). BERNIE SCHULTZ AND HIS CRESCENT ORCHESTRA
- MYRON SCHULZ AND HIS ROYAL PEACOCK ORCHESTRA
- CHIC SCOGGIN AND HIS PLA-MOR ORCHESTRA
- BLUE SCOTT AND HIS BLUE BOYS See Leonard Scott. CECIL SCOTT AND HIS BRIGHT BOYS
- DOUGLAS SCOTT
- GENEVIA SCOTT
- GEORGE SCOTT-WOOD See the Six Swingers, and the Bugle Call Raggers. THE SCRANTON SIRENS ORCHESTRA
- RAY SEELEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
SAVOY PLAZA BAND See Cecil Norman. SAVOY QUARTET This unit played with great success in the ballroom of the Savoy Hotel, London, from 1915 to 1920. In that period, it recorded a large number of sides for HMV, some being the first British recordings of accepted jazz standards. These are shown below as being of some historical interest, especially as the drum work is quite advanced for its time. Joe Wilbur, bj, v / Emil Grimshaw, bj / Claude Ivy, p / Alec Williams, d. Hayes, Middlesex, September 28, 1918 HO-4425ae The Darktown Strutters' Ball (A Jazz Melody) HMV B-991 Hayes, Middlesex, April 11, 1919. HO-4834ae Tackin' 'Em Down HMV B-1049 Hayes, Middlesex, May 29, 1919. HO-4924ae Ja-Da HMV B-1049 HO-4928ae After You've Gone HMV B-1088 HO-4934ae Hindustan HMV B-1060 Hayes, Middlesex, September 16, 1919. HO-5231ae Mammy O' Mine HMV B-1061 HO-5234ae A Good Man Is Hard To Find HMV B-1061 Hayes, Middlesex, June 11, 1920. HO-5710ae Slow And Easy HMV B-1121
Pseudonym on Grey Gull 1167 for the California Ramblers, q.v. SCALA SOCIETY ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Scale 1236 (OLD MAN JAZZ) for Saxi Holtsworth's Harmony Hounds, q.v. THE SCANDALOUS SYNCOPATORS According to Howard E. Penney in The Jazzfinder for February, 1948, p. 13, this group is akin to the Louisiana Five, q.v., with Alcide Nunez, cl. New York, c. April, 1921. 1251-B St. Louis Blues GG 1065, Cl 3047 THE SCARE CROW See Willie "Scarecrow" Owens. BLUEY SCHAEFFER'S ORCHESTRA Pseudonym on Australian Embassy E-125 (SWEET JENNIE LEE) for Red Nichols and his Orchestra, q.v. ELMER SCHOEBEL AND HIS FRIARS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA Dick Feige, c / Jack Reid, tb / Frank Teschmacher, cl / Floyd Townes, ts / Elmer Schoebel, p / Karl Berger, g / John Kuhn, bb / George Wettling, d. Chicago, September 20, 1929. C-4381-A-B Copenhagen Br unissued C-4382-A-B-C Prince Of Wails Br unissued Chicago, October 18, 1929. C-4559-C Copenhagen Br 4652, 80065, 03309, A-8711, A-81000, UHCA 17 C-4560-A Prince Of Wails Br 4652, 80065, 03309, A-8711, A-81000, UHCA 18 NOTE: UHCA 17 / 18 are coupled. ADRIAN SCHUBERT Adrian Schubert was a musical director for the Plaza Music Company. The following sides from the tremendous number issued under his name have some interest as hot dance music. There may be others of equal merit. ADRIAN SCHUBERT AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Adrian Schubert dir: 2 t / tb / 2 cl, ss, as / cl, ts or Cm / p / bj / bb / d / Arthur Hall, v. New York, c. September 6, 1926. 6809-2-4 I Can't Get Over A Girl Like You (Loving A Boy Like Me) - vAH Ban 1840, Bwy 1042, Dom 3816, 21226, Or 733, Pm 20484, Re 8148, Spt 1042, Apex 8554,
NOTE: Oriole 733 as ROY COLLINS' DANCE ORCHESTRA; Regal 8148 as HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Imperial 1713 as THE BUFFALODIANS; Bon Marché 151 as GEORGE ROSE SOCIETY ORCHESTRA; all others as IMPERIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA. Irving Kaufman, v. New York, c. September 15, 1926. 6829-2 Sadie Green (The Vamp Of New Orleans) - vIK Ban 1346, Bwy 1036, Dom 3814, 21231, Or 748, Pm 20478, Re 8153, Apex 8561, St 10220 NOTE: Banner 1846, Broadway 1036, Domino 3814, 21231, Paramount 20478, Apex 8561, and Starr 10220 as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND; Oriole 748 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Regal 8153 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS. ADRIAN SCHUBERT AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Collective personnel: Adrian Schubert dir. Mike Mosiello, Manny Klein, t / Tommy Dowd, Charlie Butterfield, tb / Andy Sannella, Tony Parenti, cl, as / Joe Dubin, ts / ? Jimmy Johnston,
8470-2-3 St. Louis Blues - vIK Ban 6323, 6508, Chg 827, 958, Dom 4294, Je 5547, 5707, Or 1515, 1690, Re 8742, Apex 8899, Cr / Stg (1)81137 8471-2-3 Some Of These Days - vIK Ban 6300, 6418, Chg 968, Dom 4294, Je 5521, Or 1481, Re 8742 8472-2 Susianna - vIK Ban 6298, Or 1475 NOTE: Banner 6298, 6300 as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; 6323, 6508 as IRVING KAUFMAN AND HIS BAND; Jewel 551, 5547, Challenge 827, 958, 968, Oriole 1481, 1515, 1690 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; Crown 81137 as PIERROT SYNCOPATORS. New York, April 23, 1929. 8705-3 Where Has Mammy Gone? - vJK Ban 6383, Or 1576, Apex 8972, Cr 81092 8706-1 Why Can't It Be Me? - vJK Ban 6392, Apex 8998, Cr / Dom / Stg (1)81113 8707-2 The Oliver Twist - vJK Ban 6384, Or 1585, Je 5599, Apex 8964 NOTE: Banner 6383, 6384, as SIX BLACK DIAMONDS; 6392 as IMPERIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA; Oriole 1576 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; 1585, Jewel 5599 as RUSS CARLSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Apex 8964 as RUSSELL CARLSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; 8972 as JOE DUBIN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; 8998 as TOMMY DOWD'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Crown 81092 as CARL RUSSELL'S ORCHESTRA; Crown 81113 and Domino 181113 as MATTY CRAWFORD'S ORCHESTRA. New York, July 23, 1929. 4008 You're Gonna Regret - v Cam 9263, Lin 3290, Ro 1065 8882- You're Gonna Regret - v Ban 6477, Chg 828, Or 1663, Cr 81137 NOTE: These matrices are identical performances. Banner 6477 as DUBIN'S DANDIES; Challenge 828, Oriole 1663 as DIXIE JAZZ BAND; all issues from matrix 4008 as CLIFF ROBERTS AND HIS ORCHESTRA. (The title SURE ENOUGH BLUES on matrix 8766, formerly listed as being of jazz interest, in fact is not so.) New York, October 9, 1929. 4137; 9071-B Ev'ry Once In A While - vAF Ban 6544, Cam 9305, Lin 3332, Or 1732 NOTE: Banner 6544 as HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Cameo 9305 and Lincoln 3332 as DIXIE DAISIES, Oriole 1732 as BOB GREEN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, November 15, 1929. 9142-2 It's Not A Secret Any More - vIK Ban 0514, Or 1766, Ro 1132 NOTE: All issues as IMPERIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA. New York, November 26, 1929. 9187-1-4 I'm Following You - vSB Ban 0539, Bwy 1349, 1374, Cam 0139, Chg 861, Cq 7459, Dom 4469, PA 37077, Per 15258, Re 8914, Ro 1156, Apex 41080, Cr 81254, Imp 2264, Ang 3196, Clif 5196, Emb 8107, 9196, Voc 565 NOTE: Banner, Challenge, Imperial as HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Broadways as PALACE DANCE ORCHESTRA (Jimmy Green, vocal); Conqueror as PARADISE CLUB BAND; Domino, Regal and Vocalion as IMPERIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA; Apex as MAJESTIC DANCE ORCHESTRA; Embassy as EMBASSY DANCE BAND. The Strollers Quartet, v. New York, December 24, 1929. 9240-3 When The Moon Shines Down On Sunshine And Me - vSQ Ban 0570, Or 1825, Ro 1190, Cr 81290 NOTE: Banner, Oriole, and Romeo issues as DUBIN'S DANDIES; Crown as GOLDIE'S SYNCOPATORS. New York. January 7, 1930 9267-1 We'll Be Married In June - vJK Ban 0567, Or 182, Cr 81287 9268-3 In Harlem's Araby - vJK Ban 0569, Cam 0169, Je 5824, Or 1824, Ro 1187, Apex 41134, Cr / Stg (1)81289 9269-3 Just A Lone Hill Billy - vJK Ban 0584, Or 1840 NOTE: All issues from matrices 9267-1 and 9269-3 as ROY CARLSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Sterling 181289 as THE TEN BLACKBIRDS; Crown 81287 as DON JOSE AND HIS ORCHESTRA; all others as DUBIN'S DANDIES. ADRIAN SCHUBERT AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Adrian Schubert dir. Bob Effros, t / Miff Mole, tb / Tony Parenti, cl,
9298-2 What Do I Care? - vSL Ban 0596, Bwy 1354, Cam 0196, Cq 7488, Or 1852, Per 15274, Ro 1216, Cr 81349, Imp 2307 9299-1 Nobody's Sweetheart - vSL Ban 0598, Cq 7487, Or 1854, Per 15273, Re 8942, Ro 1215 9300-2-3 The Man From The South (With A Big Cigar In His Mouth) - vSL Ban 0590, Bwy 1353, Cam 0190, Chg 865, Cq 7487, Je 5845, Or 1845, Pm 20794, Per 15273, Re 8942, Ro 1207, Cr 81304 NOTE: Broadway 1353, 1354, Paramount 20794 as PALACE DANCE ORCHESTRA; Cameo, Or 1852, Romeo 1216 as MAJESTIC DANCE ORCHESTRA; Conqueror, 7487, Perfect 15273 and Regal as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND; Conqueror 7488 as PARADISE CLUB ORCHESTRA; Banner 0598, Romeo 1215, Oriole1845 and Imperial 2307 as HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Perfect 15274 as IMPERIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA; Crown 81304 as GOLDIE'S SYNCOPATORS, 81349 as DAN RITCHIE'S ORCHESTRA. New York, January 28, 1930. 9311- Ring Around The Moon - vIK Ban 0589, Or 1846, Ro 1208 9312-3 Rainy Weather Rose - vIK Ban 0595, Cr 81308, Dom 181308, Stg 281308 9313-3 I've Seen My Baby (And It Won't Be Long Now) - vIK Ban 0596, Cam 0196, Je 5852, Or 1852, Ro 1216, Cr 81304 NOTE: All issues from 9311 as IMPERIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA Remainder as MAJESTIC DANCE ORCHESTRA except Banner 0595 as ROY CARLSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; Crown 81304 (as RIALTO DANCE ORCHESTRA), 81308, Domino 181308 (as BUD CARLTON'S ORCHESTRA); Sterling 281308 as HEW STERLING'S ORCHESTRA. Adrian Schubert dir. probably: Manny Klein, Mike Mosiello, t / Tommy Dowd or Charlie Butterfield, tb / Tony Parenti, Andy Sannella, cl, as / Joe Dubin, ts / Russ Carlson, p / bj / bb / d / Irving Kaufman, v. New York, March 4, 1930. 9408-1-2 Sing, You Sinners - vIK Ban 0631, Cq 7502, Dom 4520, Je 5883, Or 1883, Per 15283, Re 8959, Ro 1246, Emb 8092, Voc 550, Imp 2309, Ang 3207 NOTE: Banner, Jewel, Romeo and Angelus as IMPERIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA; Oriole as HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA; Embassy as JOSE ALVARADO AND HIS ORCHESTRA; all others as MISSOURI JAZZ BAND. New York, April 1, 1930. 9543-1-2 Syncopated Jamboree - vIK Ban 0804, Cam 0404, Je 6059, Or 2059, Re 10113, Cr 81469 NOTE: Crown 81469 as BUD CARLTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. The name SCHUBERT'S METROPOLITAN ORCHESTRA was a pseudonym on Carnival / Puretone / Triangle 11383 for the New Orleans Jazz Band, q.v. EVAN SCHUBERT See Roy Evans (Australian Summit 134). BERNIE SCHULTZ AND HIS CRESCENT ORCHESTRA Bernie Schultz, t, dir: Harry LaRue, t / Fred Hacket, tb / George Byron Webb, Eddie Anderson, as / Omar Hoagland, ts / Vic Carlson, p / Sandy Ross, bj / Al Waffle, bb / Johnny Day, d. Chicago, c. July 19, 1927. 12926 Sweet Violets - vch Gnt 6216, Bell 572, Ch 15324, Chg 356 12927 Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi - vch Gnt 6216, Chg 759, Bell 569, Ch 15323 12928,-A-B Meditation (Thaïs - Massenet) Gnt unissued NOTE: Bell 569 as BRUCE BRAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA; 572 as DICK BURTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Challenge 356 as RAY TAYLOR'S SINGING ORCHESTRA, 759 as GORMAN'S SUNDODGERS. Chicago, c. August 18, 1927. 13006 Show Me That Kind Of A Girl - v Gnt 6235, Ch 15343, Chg 359, Sil 25107, Spr 359 13007 Hold Everything Gnt 6234
13008 Somebody And Me Gnt 6234, Ch 15342 NOTE: Champion 15342, 15343 as RAY TAYLOR AND HIS ORCHESTRA; Challenge 359 as RAY TAYLOR & HIS SINGING ORCHESTRA.
Myron Schulz, vn, dir: Bill Chandler, Andy Secrest, t / Lorin Schulz, tb / Bob Hutsell, Ray Porter, cl, as, ts / Russell Trulock, cl, ts / Harry Bason, p / Harold Young, bj / Cyril Quinn, bb / Mel Miller, d / v by a group, probably Lorin and Myron Schulz and Ray Porter. Richmond, IN, April 14, 1927. 12705,-A Hurricane Gnt unissued 12706,-A Mine - v Gnt unissued ARTHUR SCHUTT Piano solos. London, August 2, 1923. A-142 Try And Play It Re G-8032 A-143 Pianoflage Re G-8046 A-144 The Ghost Of The Piano Re G-8032 A-145 Teasin' The Ivories Re G-8046 New York, January 11, 1928. 145503-3 Rambling In Rhythm Har 860-H 145504-2 Jack In The Box Har 860-H New York, March 28, 1929. 401753-B Lover, Come Back To Me OK 41243, Par R-412, A-2970, Od 165785 401754-B Piano Puzzle OK 41243, Par R-412, A-2970, Od 165785 ARTHUR SCHUTT AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Leo McConville and another, t / Tommy Dorsey, tb / Jimmy Dorsey, cl, as / as / Babe Russin, ts / Arthur Schutt, p / Eddie Lang, g / Joe Tarto or Hank Stern, bb, sb / Stan King, d / Irving Kaufman, Scrappy Lambert, v. New York, March 10, 1930. 403842-A 'Leven-Thirty Saturday Night - vSL OK 41400, ONY-36056, A-189343, A-238230, 04113, Par PNY-34049, R-672, A-3022, A-4969 NOTE: Other recordings under this orchestra name are of no jazz interest whatever. Piano solos. New York, September 28, 1934. 16073-1 Limehouse Blues Merritt 4 (LP) 16074-1 Bring-Up Breakdown Merritt 4 (LP) CHIC SCOGGIN AND HIS PLA-MOR ORCHESTRA 2 t / tb / 2 as / ts / p / pac / bj / bb / d / v. Kansas City, November, 1929. KC-611 She Chills Me Br 4654, A-8622 SCORPION WASHBOARD BAND Unknown, k / p / bj / wb / v. New York, c. February, 1933. 2091-1 Dinah Cr / Var 6003 2092-1 Yeah Man Cr / Var 6003 BLUE SCOTT AND HIS BLUE BOYS See Leonard Scott. CECIL SCOTT AND HIS BRIGHT BOYS Bill Coleman, t / Frank Newton, t, v / Dicky Wells, tb / John Williams, Harold McFerran, as / Cecil Scott, cl, ts, bar / Don Frye, p / Rudolph Williams, bj / Mack Walker, bb / Lloyd Scott, d. New York, November 19, 1929. 57709-1 Lawd, Lawd - vFN&ch Vic V-38098, BB B-8276, HMV R-14425 57710-1 In A Corner Vic V-38098, BB B-8276, HMV R-14425 57711-2 Bright Boy Blues Vic V-38117, 1AC-0127 57712-1 Springfield Stomp Vic V-38117, 1AC-0127 NOTE: Victor V-38117 as CECIL SCOTT AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
Piano solo. Richmond, IN, March 25, 1925. 12178-B Gringo Bolero Gnt Special (unnumbered) NOTE: Despite the appearance of the title, this is a first-class ragtime performance.
Pseudonym on Operaphone 21170 and 21180 for Noble Sissle, q.v. EFFIE SCOTT Vocal, acc. by Sam Price, p / Percy Darensbourg, g, with Bert Johnson, tb*. Dallas, September 29, 1923. DAL-468- *Lonesome Hut Blues Voc 1461
DAL-469- Sunshine Special Voc 1461
GENEVIA SCOTT Pseudonym on Pathé Actuelle and Perfect for Hannah Sylvester, q.v. LLOYD SCOTT'S ORCHESTRA Lloyd Scott, d, dir: Kenneth Roane, t, a / Gus McClung, t / Dicky Wells, tb / Fletcher Allen, John Williams, cl, as / Cecil Scott, cl, ts, bar / Don Frye, p, a / Hubert Mann, bj / Chester Campbell, bb. New York, January 10, 1927. 37529-2 Harlem Shuffle - aKR Vic 21491 37530-2 Symphonic Scronch (Symphonic Screach) Vic 20495 37531-2 Happy Hour Blues Vic 20495 MAE SCOTT Vocal, acc. by Lemuel Fowler or Lewis Thomas, p, as shown. New York, c. July, 1923. 1451-3 Squawkin' The Blues - pLF Pm 12048
1452-2 I'll Get Even With You (Revengeful Blues) - pLT Pm 12048
GEORGE SCOTT-WOOD See the Six Swingers, and the Bugle Call Raggers. THE SCRANTON SIRENS ORCHESTRA Billy Lustig, vn, dir: 2 t / Russ Morgan, tb / Alfie Evans, Sid Trucker, cl, as / Jim Crossan, ts / Itzy Riskin, p / bj / Mike Trafficante, bb / Ted Noyes, d. New Orleans, c. January 24, 1925. 8909-A Why Should I Believe In You? OK 40297
8910-B Common Street Blues OK 40329
SCRAP IRON JAZZ BAND Unknown c / tb / 2 vn / p / bj / d. Paris, c. December, 1918. 6503 The Dirty Dozen P 6461
6504 Oh! How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning P 6462
6505 Way Down In Macon, Georgia P 6462
6506 A.M.E.R.I.C.A. I Love You, My Yankee Land P 6463
6508 The Pickaninnies' Paradise P 6463
6509 The Ragtime Volunteers Are Off To War P 6461
L'ORCHESTRE SCRAP IRON JAZZERINOS: c / tb / ts / p / d (described as FRANÇAIS ORCHESTRE and JAZZ BAND AMERICAN). Paris, June 2, 1919. 20532b It's A Hundred To One You're In Love HMV K-531 20533b 'N' Everything HMV K-531 20534b Sinbad (intro: I Shall Hail Cairo And Our Ancestors) HMV K-532 20535b Everything Is Peaches Down In Georgia HMV K-828 20536b How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm? - v HMV K-532 20537b Oh! So Pretty HMV K-732 20538b Sweet Little Buttercup et My Mother's Eyes HMV K-732 20539b I Ain't Got Nobody HMV K-1317, X-1484 20540b Oui, Oui, Marie HMV K-1317, X-1484 20541b Everybody Shimmies Now HMV K-828
Vocal, acc. by Clarence Williams, p. New York, c. April 30, 1924. 72486-B Everybody's Blues OK 8142
72487-B Why He Left Me I Don't Know OK 8142
New York, c. May 1, 1924. 72497-B Cruel Papa But A Good Man To Have Around OK 8156 72498-B My Daddy's Calling Me OK 8156 Acc. by King Oliver, c / Kid Ory, tb / Albert Nicholas, cl, ss / ? Billy Paige, as / Luis Russell, p / Bud Scott, bj / Paul Barbarin, d. Chicago, April 23, 1926. C-228; E-2916 Home Town Blues Voc 1017
C-230; E-2918 Sorrow Valley Blues Voc 1017
NOTE: The Brunswick recording sheet lists this session as April 22; however, the matrix numbers immediately follow those of a King Oliver session held the following day. Acc. by DeLoise Searcy, p / Lonnie Johnson, g. St. Louis, May 2, 1927. 80817-A Lonesome Valley Blues OK 8476
80818-A Outsider Blues OK unissued 80819-A Smokey Rattler OK unissued 80820-A Sorrow Valley Blues OK 8476
DIXIE NOLAN-JOHNNY HARDGE: Irene Scruggs, Johnny Hodges (not the alto saxophonist with Duke Ellington), v, acc. by ? Johnny Hodges, p / 2 g. Memphis, September 28, 1929. 56301-1 Worried Love - Part 1 Vic V-38556 56302-2 Worried Love - Part 2 Vic V-38556 CHOCOLATE BROWN: Irene Scruggs, v, acc. by Blind Blake, g. Grafton, WI, c. May 26, 1930. L-325-1 Stingaree Man Blues Pm 12944
L-326-2-3 Itching Heel Pm 12944
How I'm Feeling Pm unissued? Grafton, WI, May 28, 1930. L-348-2 You've Got What I Want Pm 12978 (and probably 13121) L-353-2 Cherry Hill Blues Pm 12978 NOTE: The exact recording date for this session came from a test pressing owned by Irene Scruggs. The intervening matrices are untraced. Vocal, acc. by ? J. Norman Ebron, p and/or ? Willie James, g, as shown. Richmond, IN, August 30, 1930. 16970 You've Got What I Want - p Gnt 7296, Ch 16102, Spr 2591, Spt 9769, Var 6050, Poydras 80, Ristic 7 16973 I Want You To Give Me Some - p / g Ch 16148, Spr 2730 16975-A My Back To The Wall - g Gnt 7296, Ch 16148, Spt 9769, Var 6050, Poydras 80, Ristic 7 16977 Borrowed Love - g Ch 16102, Var 6063 16980 The Voice Of The Blues - g Ch 16756, Spr 2591 NOTE: Matrices 16974, 16976, 16978, and 16979 are by the Scarce Crow (see Willie Owens); matrices 16971 and 16972 are by Sam Tarpley, a strictly blues artist outside the scope of this book. Varsity 6063 as LITTLE SISTER. Acc. by Little Brother Montgomery, p. Grafton, WI, c. September, 1930. L-495- St. Louis Woman Blues Pm unissued L-497- Must Get Mine In Front Pm 13023 L-498- Borrowed Love Blues Pm 13046 L-499- Good Meat Grinder Pm 13023 L-500- Back To The Wall Pm 13046
Clifford King, c / Edgar Green, cl / DeLoise Searcy, p. St. Louis, May 12, 1926. 9665-A Kansas Avenue Blues OK 8360
9666-A East St. Louis Stomp OK 8360
SEATTLE HARMONY KINGS Eddie Neibaur, cl, ts dir: Earl Baker, Marvin Hamby, t / Bennie Neibaur, tb, v / Rosy McHargue, cl, as / Joe Thomas, p / Leon "Sleepy" Kaplan, bj / Swede Knudsen, bb / Richie Miller, d. Camden, NJ, September 2, 1925. 33195-6 If I Had A Girl Like You Vic 19772, HMV B-5091 33196-7 Darktown Shuffle Vic 19772 Artie Seaberg, cl, as, added. New York, July 26, 1926. 35940-1-2 Breezin' Along With The Breeze - vBN Vic unissued New York, August 2, 1926. 35940-6 Breezin' Along With The Breeze Vic 20142 35950-1-2-3-4 No-One Will Know It But Me (Barrel House Stomp) Vic unissued 35951-1-2-3 Nervous Charlie Stomp Vic unissued 35952-2 How Many Times? Vic 20133 RAY SEELEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pseudonym for the following items listed in this book: Odeon ONY-36106 I Love You So Much (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) ONY-36107 Can I Help It? (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) ONY-36192 I Found What I Wanted In You (Phil Dannenberg and his Orchestra) ONY-36203 Both sides by Ben Selvin and his Orchestra Parlophone A-3179 I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) A-3181 / R-916 You'll Be Mine In Apple Blossom Time (Ben Selvin and his Orchestra) CHARLIE SEGAR Piano solos. Chicago, September 10, 1934. C-9432-B Cuban Villa Blues Dec 7027
C-9433-B Southern Hospitality Dec 7027
EMIL SEIDEL SEIDEL'S SOUTHLAND ORCHESTRA: Emil Seidel, p, dir: unknown instrumentation and personnel. Richmond, IN, January 2, 1925. 12114,-A Blue-Eyed Sally Gnt unissued EMIL SEIDEL AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Emil Seidel, p, dir: Byron Smart, t / Hoagy Carmichael, p / Oscar Rossberg, tb / Dick Kent, as, 2nd p, a / Gene Wood, as / Maurice Bennett, ts / Don Kimmell, bj, g / Paul Brown, bb, vn / Cliff Williams, d, v. Richmond, IN, November 11, 1927. GEX-930 The Best Things In Life Are Free - vCW Gnt 6295, Ch 15384 GEX-930-A The Best Things In Life Are Free - vCW Sil 5500 GEX-930-B The Best Things In Life Are Free - vCW Spr 309 GEX-931 Down South - vch Gnt 6309, Ch 15383 GEX-931-A Down South - vch Bell 576, Sil 5500, Spr 307 GEX-932-A Together, We Two - vCW Gnt 6324, Ch 15400 GEX-932-B Together, We Two - vCW Spr 300 Carmichael omitted; Jimmy Fisher, v. Richmond, IN, November 17, 1927. GEX-959-A Dear, On A Night Like This - vCW Gnt 6340, Ch 15439 GEX-960,-A-B Is She My Girl Friend? - vch Gnt unissued GEX-961-A Did You Mean It? - vJF Gnt 6324, Ch 15404, Spr 303 Richmond, IN, November 25, 1927. GEX-975-A For My Baby - vch Gnt 6327, Ch 15404 GEX-975-B For My Baby - vch Spr 303 Richmond, IN, December 9, 1927. GEX-995-C Counting The Days - vJF Gnt 6355, Ch 15418 GEX-996-B One More Night - vCW Gnt 6340, Ch 15418 GEX-997,-A Is She My Girl Friend? - vCW Gnt unissued GEX-997-B Is She My Girl Friend? - vch Gnt unissued Richmond, IN, January 9, 1928. 13340-B Beautiful Gnt 6367, Ch 15422 Benny Benson, v. Richmond, IN, January 19, 1928. 13391,-A-B Four Walls - vBB Gnt unissued NOTE: All Champions listed above as JACK CRAWFORD AND HIS BOYS. Some of the foregoing are of little if any interest as jazz. Other Seidel titles are waltzes.
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