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TANTALIZING TINGLES

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TANTALIZING TINGLES A Discography of Early Ragtime, Jazz, and Novelty Syncopated Piano Recordings, 1889-1934

Ross Laird

Discographies, Number 59 Michael Gray, Series Editor

GREENWOOD PRESS Westport, Connecticut • London

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Laird, Ross. Tantalizing tingles : a discography of early ragtime, jazz, and novelty syncopated piano recordings, 1889-1934 / Ross Laird, p. cm.—(Discographies, ISSN 0192-334X ; no. 59) Includes bibliographical references (p. ) and index. ISBN 0-313-29240-X (alk. paper) 1. Piano music (Jazz)—Discography. 2. Piano music (Ragtime)— Discography. I. Tide. II. Series. ML156.4.P5L35 1995 016.7862'1650266-dc20 94-45220 British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data is available. Copyright © 1995 by Ross Laird All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced, by any process or technique, without the express written consent of the publisher. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 94-45220 ISBN: 0-313-29240-X ISSN: 0192-334X First published in 1995 Greenwood Press, 88 Post Road West, Westport, CT 06881 An imprint of Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc. Printed in the United States of America The paper used in this book complies with the Permanent Paper Standard issued by the National Information Standards Organization (Z39.48-1984). 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

CONTENTS Introduction 1. Scope of the listings and criteria for inclusion 2. Sources of discographical data 3. Artist credits 4. Place of recording 5. Date of recording 6. Matrix numbers 7. Tides 8. Record issues 9. Recommended reading 10. Acknowledgments 11. Additions and corrections

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Record Label Abbreviations

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Label illustrations Discography Addenda

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Contents

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Appendix Non-solo instrumental recordings by selected pianists

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Index of Titles

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INTRODUCTION This discography sets out to document all early solo piano recordings which could be classified as coming within the ragtime, jazz or novelty syncopated genres. For the purposes of this volume recordings are defined as any disc or cylinder recording made for commercial release. Early recordings are considered to be those made before 1935. My original intention was limited to listing the rag-jazz and novelty syncopated piano recordings of the pre-1935 period. Most of this information is previously unpublished, and has never before been gathered together in this form. However, while doing the research for this discography, it became clear that such a listing would be of greater value if it was placed in the context of the other non-classical piano recordings made during the same years. So this discographical listing includes a wide variety of piano recordings from the earlierst pioneering cylinder recordings of 1889, to the newly emerging jazz styles of the early 1930s. Piano recordings of classical compositions have generally not been included. An exception to this rule has been made when such titles form part of the repertoires of pre-1900 pioneer piano recording artists which tended to run the whole gamut from galops, polkas and marches to excerpts from Opera. In most other cases any classical titles listed are played in a syncopated style rather than a classical style. When the development of piano recordings is looked at in chronological terms there are some interesting patterns to be observed. The earliest known piano recordings are cylinders made for the North American Phonograph Company of New York by Max Franklin during June and July of 1889. He recorded 27 titles (not counting titles which VII

Introduction were remade due to the primitive duplication processes in use at that time). The need for a performer to constantly remake the more popular titles no doubt explains the surprisingly large number of piano recording made by North American at this time. Max Franklin's recordings were closely followed by an even larger number of titles by H. Giesemann in July and August 1889, then 11 titles by Edward Issler in September 1889, and a further extensive batch of recordings by George Schweinfest in October and November 1889. This series of recordings was concluded on December 20, 1889 when Issler and Schweinfest made the first known piano duet recordings. By the early 1890s a pantograph system for making duplicate recordings had been developed, but the early recording process was capable of capturing "only a fraction of the tonal spectrum" (to use Roland Gellatt's phrase) and it was more than a decade before the number of solo piano recordings made in any one year even approached the initial burst of activity by the North American Phonograph Company in the last half of 1889. For the most part, the use of the piano during the early years of the recording industry was restricted to the role of accompaniment to the various instrumental and vocal performances which filled the record company lists. Many of these were provided by Fred Gaisberg, then in his teens, at the beginning of a career in the record industry which would span the next fifty years. The few piano solos he is known to have made for Berliner between 1892 and 1898 (most of which were listed anonymously) are included in the discography. Other pioneering piano soloists who made recordings prior to 1900 were Noble McDonald, Charles H.H. Booth, someone identified only as Mr. Castle, and C. Elsie Blomfield (apparently the first female piano recording artist) - all of whom recorded for Berliner between 1897 and 1899. The roster of pianists making non-classical solo recordings over the next decade or so was equally small. On the same day in September 1900 Frank P. Banta (father of the better known Frank Banta Jr.) and Arthur Pryor (trombonist with Sousa's Band and composer of numerous rags) both recorded a single title each for the Consolidated Talking Machine Company - the predecessor to the Victor Talking Machine Company. Around this time George Schweinfest's next known recording (after those for the North American Phonograph Company mentioned above) was made for the obscure Vitaphone label. In May 1901 J.K. Silberberg recorded two unissued titles for Victor Monarch. And later the same year Charles H.H. Booth made one of the earliest known recordings of piano ragtime in "Creole belles", together with a number from the then hit production of "Floradora" - also for Victor. Fritz Backer recorded for the European branch of Zonophone in the early 1900s, Carl Listermann recorded three titles for the British Sterling Record Co, in 1908, while Rudolf Svinerfeldt recorded in London (also for Zonophone) early in 1909. Back in the U.S., Albert Benzler recorded a number of VIII

Introduction cylinders for Edison and United States Everlasting Indestructible Co. between 1906 and 1909 - including another early ragtime performance in "Black and white rag". Few of the piano recordings made before 1910 are of titles directly related to the ragtime, jazz and novelty-syncopated recordings which represent the bulk of this volume. However, I feel it is very important to include what information is available on early piano recordings from this period, as it provides a snapshot of the material pianists were recording prior to the full impact of ragtime and jazz on popular music. Just a glance at the work of Irving Berlin (one of the era's most significant and prolific composers) will demonstrate how much ragtime had become assimilated into the mainstream of popular music by 1910. Of course, Berlin's compositions have little or nothing to do with ragtime as such, but the titles of his compositions amply demonstrate the extent of what became known as the "ragtime craze". In 1907 his first published song was "Marie from sunny Italy", while in 1909 Berlin successes included "That mesmerizing Mendelssohn tune" and "Just like a rose". By 1910 such titles had given way to "Stop that rag", "That beautiful rag", "The dance of the grizzly bear", "That opera rag", "Yiddle on your fiddle (play some ragtime)" and "Piano man". 1911 brought "The ragtime violin", "Whistling rag", "Everybody's doing it now", and of course "Alexander's ragtime band". In terms of this discography, the profound importance of this impact is demonstrated by the surge of ragtime piano recordings which began in 1912. All the following piano soloists featured rags in their repertoire and recorded (mostly for the first time) in that year: Felix Arndt, Joseph Batten, Mike Bernard (whose 1913 composition "Tantilizing tingles" provided the title for this volume), Carlisle & Wellmon, Melville Ellis, and Melville Gideon. Others soon followed, and a steady stream of rags and ragtime influenced piano recordings continued throughout the remainder of the teens and later and led directly to the jazz and novelty syncopated piano music of the 1920s. In 1916 Columbia made some (unfortunately unissued) recordings by Luckey Roberts, while Frank Banta Jr. began his long recording career in the same year. The year 1917 saw Eubie Blake's first recordings (with the Eubie Blake Trio), and Theodore Morse's recording of "Jazzin' around". In 1920 Max Kortlander recorded two duets for Pathe with Victor Arden - "12th Street rag" and his own composition "Anytime, any day, anywhere". Between 1920 and 1922 Alfred Eldridge made some of the first of many examples of featured piano solos with dance records when he cut several such titles with Isham Jones' Rainbo Orchestra for Brunswick. However, 1921 was the most significant year year for piano recordings to date with another surge of piano recordings, including both early examples of jazz piano and what was to become known as novelty-syncopated piano (both of which went on to become the IX

Introduction characteristic sounds of 1920s piano music). In the jazz style, Fletcher Henderson and James P. Johnson made their first solo piano recordings for Black Swan and OKeh. While novelty syncopated piano solos were the latest craze with recordings by Victor Arden & Phil Ohman, Roy Bargy, Axel Christensen, Zez Confrey, Jack Glogau, Donald Heywood, Henry Lange, Clifford Murray, Joe Murray, and Ray Perkins. In addition there were a host of Zez Confrey imitators who recorded in this and the following years - making "Kitten on the keys" one of the most frequently recorded titles listed in this discography. Among the early jazz performers who recorded piano solos in the 1920s (in many cases performing their own compositions) were Thomas Waller, Jelly Roll Morton, Richard M. Jones, Lemuel Fowler, Eddie Heywood, Duke Ellington, Earl riines and Joe Sullivan. While some of the more prolific novelty-syncopated pianists were Zez Confrey, Roy Bargy and Rube Bloom (in the U.S.), Billy Mayerl, Stanley C. Holt, Raie Da Costa, and Patricia Rossborough (Britain), Willie Eckstein (Canada), Jean Wiener & Clement Doucet (France), Mischa Spoliansky (Germany), Rawicz & Landauer (Czechoslovakia), and Gil Dech and Beryl Newell (Australia). Syncopated piano music was now a worldwide phenomenon! Blues and boogie piano recordings emerged somewhat later than the other piano styles mentioned above. One of the finest early recorded examples is of George W. Thomas's composition "The rocks" which was issued under the name Clay Custer on OKeh in 1923. Another early performer in this genre was Jimmy Blythe who began recording piano solos in 1924 for Paramount. Further important examples are by Will Ezell, Cow Cow Davenport, Pine Top Smith, Sugar Underwood, Henry Brown, Blind Leroy Garnett, Montana Taylor, Arnold Wiley, Wesley Wallace, Roosevelt Sykes, Turner Parrish, and Robert Cooper. Walter Roland's piano work with the Jolly Jivers, Arizona Dranes' rugged boogie-blues rendition of "Crucifixion", and "Jabo" Williams' stunningly primitive 1932 piano solos for Paramount should also be mentioned. Any cut-off date for a discography is to some extent random. However, I believe that the pre-1935 date adopted here does actually mark a definable point in the evolution of solo piano styles. The novelty-syncopated school had virtually run its course, ragtime piano solos were also fewer and farther between (and the revival of the 1940s was still some years off), and new forms of jazz piano were emerging by the early 1930s (for example Mary Lou Williams, Garland Wilson, Herman Chittison, Art Tatum, and Teddy Wilson). Also, by 1934 the depression and the popularity of radio had resulted in a much diminished record industry. It is always tempting to include further recordings (and where it seemed logical to do so, I have gladly given in to this temptation), but the line has to be drawn somewhere - and 1935 seemed a reasonable choice, all things considered.

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Introduction Many American pianists travelled to Britain and Europe and recorded there. They included Arthur Schutt, Tom Waltham, Ray Allan, Pierre De Caillaux, Walker O'Neill, Al Siegel, Fred Elizalde, Carroll Gibbons, Leslie Hutchison, Turner Layton, Reginald Foresythe and Teddie Garratt. In the other direction Lionel Belasco and Walter Merrick were pianists from the Caribbean who recorded quite prolifically in the U.S., and even more remarkle are the fine ragtime piano solos made for Victor in 1916 by an Englishman named Reginald Thomas Broughton (under the pseudonym Harry Thomas). Another feature of this discography are piano solos by many important popular composers. They include: Harry Akst, Felix Arndt, Euday Bowman, Nacio Herb Brown, Hoagy Carmichael, Ed Claypoole, Peter De Rose, Vivian Ellis, Rudolf Friml, George Gershwin, John W. Green, Ferdie Grofe, Arthur Johnston, Max Kortlander, Ralph Rainger, Willard Robison, Leslie Stuart, Clarence Williams, and Vincent Youmans. Many of the less well known performers also recorded their own compositions. All recordings in this discography are listed alphabetically by artist, and chronologically within each listing. Extensive cross-references are provided to pseudonyms and to recordings made as part of piano duets, trios and quartets.lt was felt desirable not to restrict the coverage to solo piano recordings, as frequently the same artists recorded piano duets or as featured soloists or duettists with various instrumental groups (both large and small). Equally, it was not feasible to include every record which contains a short piano solo - whether part of an instrumental performance, or between choruses on a vocal recording. For details of additional recordings including the artists listed in this discography see the appendix which begins on page 173. The appendix is not intended to be an exhaustive listing, but I hope it will provide a guide to additional recordings which may feature solos by the performers included in this listing (and other selected pianists who made no known solo recordings during the period covered by this volume). The list of additional recordings in the appendix will also provide an overview of a performer's recording career, and provide details of the specific orchestras or other groups with which they recorded prior to 1935. These general comments are intended to give some idea of the content of the listings in this discography. Below are details of how specific parts of the discographical listings are arranged. 1.

Scope of the listings and criteria for inclusion

The general criteria for inclusion in this volume are as follows: 1. All non-classical piano recordings made before 1935 are included regardless of

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Introduction style (apart from ethnic recordings which have been excluded). 2. Preference is given to solo and duet performances. 3. Groups larger than four pianos not included (eg. EIGHT PIANO SYMPHONY, SIX KEYBOARD KINGS). 4. Some additional performances are to be included where of unusual interest, or where examples of an artist's work would otherwise be very limited. 5. Featured piano solos (or duets) with orchestras are only to be included where the performer is identified by name on the record label. 6. Vocal recordings with piano accompaniment are not to be included unless of exceptional interest. 7. Only cylinder and disc recordings are included. 8. Only recordings which were made for commercial release are included. Compared to the relatively small number of cylinder and disc recordings, an enormous number of piano-rolls were made during the period covered by this volume. However, piano-rolls are essentially a different type of performance medium, and did not usually capture the touch and feeling able to be conveyed by even the most primitive recording. In fact, some piano-rolls were not "recorded" by a performer at all, but were entirely hand-cut by skilled editors. For these reasons, it is felt that piano-rolls are in another category. It is to be hoped that someone with the necessary knowledge and information will one day produce a comprehensive listing of these fascinating documents. Such a listing would be a wonderful addition to our understanding of early piano music. Also outside the scope of this discography are mechanical reproductions of piano music, and recordings of street pianos and other unconvential forms of piano-like instruments (including the Neo-Bechstein piano - an early form of electric piano). Of course, it is not desirable to apply any set of criteria arbitrarily and inflexibly, and quite counterproductive to do so. I have made a conscious effort to apply the above criteria with as much restraint as possible, without allowing this volume to lose all sense of direction and coherence. My intention has always been to include the widest possible selection of information. As a result, many exceptions have been made to these criteria when appropriate. For example, the chronological limit for the listings is nominally the end of 1934, and where an artist made a large number of recordings after 1934 or where any subsequent recordings were made several years after this date, I have enforced the cut-off date quite strictly. However, where an artist's recording career continued briefly into 1935, but no further recordings were made after that date, then - in these few cases it seemed sensible to include information on such post-1934 recordings as well. A very flexible interpretation of "commercial" recordings has been used. In practice, many items which are private recordings or non-commercial issues has also been included. XII

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Sources of discographical data

The principal source of data for this discography has naturally been the original records. Where copies of the original discs (or cylinders) were not available for inspection (and in the case of unissued recordings) I have had to rely on contemporary sources such as company files, record catalogs and advertisements. Secondary sources, in the form of published discographies, have been consulted but such sources have not been used as the basis for listings in this discography unless no other data was available. The following record company files were examined in various published or unpublished forms: Columbia, Decca, Duophone, Edison, Gennett, Odeon, post-1926 OKeh, Plaza (Banner, etc.), Victor, and Victory. Therefore, exact recording dates, matrix numbers and details of unissued recordings are generally known for recordings made by these companies. For all other labels, I have worked from research files of varying degrees of completeness, or I have had to rely on the kindness and generosity of third parties who had access to such files, and for these reasons full data is lacking for some recordings and it is also likely that previously undocumented recordings exist of which I have no knowledge. This is especially true of the earlier, smaller and more obscure record labels for which few (if any) original company files now exist, little contemporary publicity material survives, and the scarcity of the original recordings means that there are gaps in our knowledge of the recordings issued by them. There is a continuing need for more research on the activities of many of the less well known record companies. 3.

Artist credits

The first heading in each discographical entry is the artist credit. This is given exactly as shown on the original issues, with the exception that "and" is always shown as "&" regardless of whether the word or the ampersand sign is shown on the actual record label. Significant variant forms or pseudonyms have also been noted where appropriate. Where the recording was not issued the artist credit is shown as given in the company files. Accompaniments (always abbreviated to "ace." in this listing) or vocal credits (where appropriate) follow the artist credit. Where the following sessions give no additional artist information, it can be assumed that the same details apply until such time as a different artist credit is shown. 4 . Place of recording All recording locations are shown in full except N.Y. and L.A. (which are so frequently given as the place of recording, and so widely known to indicate New York and Los

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Introduction Angeles that it was felt unecessary to spell them out). While other place names are always shown in full, the country in which the city or town is located is not given. Again, the most common an( well known locations (such as London, Paris or Berlin) need no further identification. However, there are two complicating factors should be mentioned. First, Richmond always means Richmond, Indiana (where Gennett Records had studios) except for one case only where the location is Richmond, Virginia (shown in the text as Richmond, Va. Secondly, locations which fall within "greater" New York, London, or Los Angeles are not shov seperately. Therefore, Long Island City and Camden, New Jersey are considered to be part of Greater New York, Hollywood and Culver City part of Greater Los Angeles, and Hayes, Middlesex part of Greater London. All recording locations cited are listed below: Amsterdam Atlanta Berlin Birmingham Chicago Copenhagen Dallas Glasgow Grafton Houston Jackson Kansas City London Los Angeles Louisville Melbourne Memphis Montreal 5.

Netherlands Georgia (USA) Germany Alabama (USA) Illinois (USA) Denmark Texas (USA) Scotland Wisconsin (USA) Texas (USA) Mississippi (USA) Missouri (USA) England California (USA) Kentucky (USA) Australia Tennessee (USA) Canada

New York Oakland Paris Philadephia Port-of-Spain Richmond Richmond, Va. St. Louis St. Paul San Antonio San Francisco Sao Paulo Savannah Stockholm Sydney Vienna West Orange Zurich

New York (USA) California (USA) France Pennsylvania (USA) Trinidad Indiana (USA) Virginia (USA) Missouri (USA) Minnesota (USA) Texas (USA) California (USA) Brazil Georgia (USA) Sweden Australia Austria New Jersey (USA) Switzerland

Date of recording

The recording date is in month/day/year sequence. The month is abbreviated to the first three lett< (eg. Jun, Jul, Aug). Where a month only is shown the exact date is unknown. Where "c." (circa' precedes the month or year, this indicates that the month or year is known only approximately - i actual month or year of recording could be slightly earlier or slightly later than that shown.

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Matrix numbers

The matrix number is shown immediately preceding, and on the same line as, the title concerned. It is the unique number allocated to that title by the record company which recorded it. Some companies allocated a different number to each title, others a different number to each version (or "take") of a title. Where several takes of a title have the same matrix number, the different takes are usually indicated by a number or letter following the matrix (this is usually, but not always, separated from the matrix number by a dash). If a title has a matrix number of 1234, the first take would be 1234-1 or 1234-A and the second take would be 1234-2 or 1234-B. This is the most common type of matrix number, but there many variations. For example, Gennett records would show the first take as 1234 and the second take as 1234-A. Where a seperate matrix number is allocated to each take the first take would be shown as 1234, the second take as 1235 (all Brunswick and Vocalion recordings prior to April 1, 1928 use this method of indicating takes), and in this listing when such a matrix is shown as 1234-35 this indicates two takes were made but it is not known which was issued, while 1234/35 indicates that both takes were issued. In this discography takes are not usually shown for Edison recordings as it was the practice of this company to issue all approved takes. Where takes are shown for some Edison recordings this is to indicate the number of takes made where a title was remade over two or more sessions. Most other companies approved only one take for issue (although occasionally a second take was released). There are many other complications, but the foregoing will explain most of the matrix and take data shown in this discography. Often the matrix numbers also have prefixes (or less often suffixes) which may indicate the location, recording method used or other information. Notes to the discographical entries frequently abbreviate matrix to "mx.". Note that in this discography the exact take number (or numbers where more than one take was issued) is shown for all issued titles. However, for unissued or rejected titles the total number of takes recorded on that date is shown by giving the highest take number only. 7.

Titles

Only main titles are shown (unless there is a need to distinguish between two different compositions with a similar title). The title is shown exactly as on the issues listed, but there often minor variations between issues (or even different pressings of the same issue). A few words are standardized throughout this listing regardless of how they appear on the original issues (for example, "goodbye" instead of "good-bye", "tomorrow" instead of "to-morrow", etc.). Many titles also had sub-titles - for example "If you knew Susie (like I know Susie" is shown simply as "If you knew Susie" in this listing. Other titles had XV

Introduction descriptive tags - for example "Maori - A Samoan dance", "A classical spasm - Ragtime one-step", or "Chip-chip - Two-step and march". These subtitles and tags are generally omitted in this listing for reasons of space, with the exception of Selections and Medleys. Similarly, composer credits are not shown in the main listing for the same reason. For composer details see the title index on page 207. The title index also indentifies different compositions with the same title by showing the date of composition after the title (for example Ralph Reichenthal's "Piano puzzle" of 1922 is distinguished from Arthur Schutf s 1929 composition of the same name).

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Record issues

Only selected original issues and subsequent master pressings are shown in this discography. All such British, U.S. and Australian issues are listed. Other contemporary issues from Europe, South America or elsewhere are listed only if they were the original issues (usually for recordings made outside Britain, America or Australia). Some titles (mainly jazz performances) had numerous dubbed reissues - often of poor sound quality, and in some cases editing the performance or varying the speed of the original. These have been ommitted unless there was no other issue (details of such issues are readily available in the various specialist jazz discographies). Similarly, LP and CD issues are not shown unless there was no other issue. All LP & CD issues are underlined. Otherwise it can be assumed that the recordings listed are standard groove (usually 78rpm) disc records or cylinder records. This discography makes no pretence to being a comprehensive listing of every issue of each performance. Such a listing (especially of the jazz performances) would involve including a very large number of recordings in all formats - and additional issues continue to appear regularly. On the other hand, I have only incomplete information on European, South American and other issues of most of the non-jazz material included. For these reasons, I have reluctantly decided to limit the range of recordings listed (as defined above). However, I would welcome any additional information on unlisted issues for possible inclusion in possible further editions of this volume. A complete listing of original labels listed in this discography is given below. All are 10"/25cm disc records unless otherwise indicated. Note that this list is restricted to those labels and series covered by this volume, and no attempt is made to provide details for other labels or series, or to document the life-span of labels which continued after 1934. Acme Aco Ajax

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Produced by Acme Record Co. 1924-25 Produced by Vocalion Co. Ltd. 1922-27 Produced by Compo for U.S. market 1923-25

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(Canada) (U.S.)

Arcadia

(Australia)

Ariel

(Britain)

Artiphon Arto Austral Autograph Baidaphon Banner Beka Grand Bell Beltona Berliner Black Swan BlueAmberoI Bluebird Bon Marche

(Germany) (U.S.) (Australia) (U.S.) (Germany) (U.S.) (Germany) (U.S.) (Britain) (U.S.) (Britain) (U.S.) (U.S.) (U.S.) (Australia)

Bowman Broadcast

(U.S.) (Britain)

Broadcast

(Australia)

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Produced by Compo Co. 1923-30 American Record Corporation which produced various labels (Banner, Meltone, Perfect, Oriole, etc) 1931-34 Produced by Vocation Gramophone Co. Ltd. for Edments Stores 1929-30 Produced for J.G. Graves Co. by various companies 1910-38 Produced by Hermann-Eisner GmbH. 1924-32 Produced by Standard Music Roll Co. 1920-22 Produced by World Record (Australia). 1924-25 Produced by Marsh Laboratories Inc. 1922-25 No details. Produced by Plaza Music Co. 1922-30 No details c. 1910-1914 Produced by Standard Music Roll Co. 1920-23 Produced by Vocation Ltd. 1922-1932 250-272 solo piano recordings 1896-98 (7") 5501-5516 solo piano recordings 1898-99 (7") Produced by Pace Phonograph Corp. 1921-23 Cylinder records produced by Edison 1912-29 Produced by RCA Victor Co. 1932-34 Produced in U.S. by Plaza Music Co. for export and sold only in Bon Marche stores, Melbourne 1926-27 Private pressing produced by Gennett Records. Produced by Vocalion Co. Ltd. 1927-32 Produced by Crystalate Co. Ltd. 1932-34 100-730's (8") 1927-31 740's-960's (9") 1931-33 3000 Broadcast Super Twelve (10") 1930-34 5000 Broadcast Twelve (10") 1928-31 J100 Broadcast Junior (6") 1929 Produced by Vocalion Gramophone Co. Ltd. 100-400's (8") 1927-29 Note that earlier issues in this series duplicate the British couplings referred to above - these are indicated by (*). In the 300s some Australian pressings began to use different couplings to the

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Broadway Brunswick

(U.S.) (U.S.)

Brunswick

(U.S.)

Brunswick

(Britain)

Brunswick Brunswick

(France) (Australia)

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equivalent British issue, and such cases are indicated by BcastAu in this listing. BA1-130 (8") 1927-29 W500-600's Broadcast De Luxe (10") 1928-30 Produced by New York Recording Labs. 1926-32 Produced by Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. 1920-30 Produced by Warner-Brunswick 1930-31 Produced by American Record Corp. 1931-34 2000-4999/6000-6999 (1920-35) 5000-5200 Celebrity Series (1920-23) 20000-20141 (12" popular series) 1920-32 80000 (collector's reissue series) 19431 -L Mood Accompaniment Library (1928) Produced by Brunswick Cliftophone Ltd. using (mostly) the same catalog numbers and couplings as U.S. issues 1923-27. Produced by British Brunswick Ltd. (usually different couplings to U.S. issues) 1927-29 Produced by Warner-Brunswick Ltd. 1930-34 2000-3000's (Brunswick Cliftophone) 1923-27 3600-3999/5000-5051 (British Brunswick) 1927-29 20000 series (12" popular series) 100 series (British Brunswick) 1927-29 1000-1499/01500-01999(1930-35) Note that where British Brunswick pressings use similar catalog numbers (but different couplings) to U.S. issues they are shown as BrE in this listing. A500.000 series (1933-34) Produced by Brunswick-Balke-Collander Ltd. 1924-30 Produced by Brunswick (Australia) 1930-32 2000-4999/6000-6200 20000-20098(12") Note that many Australian pressings use the same couplings and catalog nos. as the U.S. issues, and such issues are marked (*) in this listing. Those which differ are shown as BrAu.

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(U.S.) (Britain) (U.S.) (Australia)

Ceska Deska Champion Choudens

(Czechoslovakia) (U.S.) (France)

Clausophon Cleartone Coliseum Columbia

(Germany) (U.S.) (Britain) (U.S.)

Columbia

(Britain)

Columbia

(France)

Columbia Columbia

(Switzerland) (Australia)

Columbia

(Brazil)

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Produced by Gennett Records 1923-26 Produced by Crystalate Ltd. 1915-20 Produced by Cameo Record Corp. 1922-29 Obsolete British Parlophone stock relabelled for export to Australia c. 192S26 No details, c. 1919 Produced by Gennett Records 1925-34 No details Produced by Clemens Claus A.G. 1925-29 Produced by Stndard Music Roll Co. 1920-23 Produced by Vocalion Ltd. 1912-27 Produced by Columbia Graphophone Co. 1901-22 Produced by Columbia Phonograph Co. Inc. 1923-33 Produced by American Record Corp. 1933-34 Produced by Columbia Recording Corp. 19391-3000's (1901-08) 85000-85189 (cylinders) 1905-09 I D - 2 9 9 - D (1923-34) 13000-D/14000-D(race series) 1923-33 50000-D (12" series) 1923-33 A1-2999/A3300-4001 (1908-23) Produced by Columbia Graphophone Co. Ltd. 1001-5740(1904-30) 9000-9900 (12" series) 1924-30 DB1-1500 (1930-35) DX1-(12" series) (1930-) FB1000- (Magenta series) 193514000D13000D15000-(12") DF1LF1-(12") D20000501-01999(1926-30) 02500-02599 & 07500 (1926-30) 12" DO 1-1500 (1930-35) 22000-

Introduction Crown The Crown Decca

(U.S.) (Britain) (U.S.)

Decca

(Britain)

Decca

(Australia)

Decca (Holland) Discolux (France) Disque Crystalate (France) Disque Gramophone (France) Domino (U.S.)

Domino Duophone Echo Eclipse

(Canada) (Britain) (France) (Britain)

Edison

(U.S.)

Edison Bell Electron (Britain) Edison Bell Winner (Britain)

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Electrola

(Germany)

Embassy

(Australia)

Emerson

(U.S.)

Produced by Crown Record Co. 1930-33 Produced by Edison Bell Ltd. 1927 Produced by Decca Records Inc. 1934100- (popular series) 7000- (race series) 15000- (12" popular series) Produced by Decca Record Co. Ltd. 1929-34 F1500-3999/F5000- (popular series) M400- (celebrity series) Produced by Moulded Products Pty. Ltd. M1000-1221 (1932-33) F40000- series (early issues pressed in Britain) No details Produced by Crystalate Gramophone Record Manufacturing Co. Ltd. for export 1929 K1000-(1925-) Produced by Plaza Music Co. 1924-33 3000 series (popular) 0100 series (standard/instrumental) 21600 series (1927-28) Produced by Duophone Record Co. 1928-29 No details Produced by Crystalate Gramophone Record Manufacturing Co. Ltd for Woolworths 1931-35 Produced by Edison Laboratories. 8000/9000 series are cylinders 1889-1912 50000 series issues are Edison Diamond Discs which are vertical-cut discs issued 1912-29 11000 series issues are lateral-cut discs 1929 Produced by Edison Bell Ltd. 1927-30 Produced by Edison Bell Ltd. 1926-33 Produced by Decca Record Co. 1933-35 Produced by Electrola Gesellschaft m.bH. EGl-3200s (1925-34) EH1-(12" series) Produced by Vocalion Gramophone Co. Ltd. for Coles Stores 1929-30 Produced by Emerson Phonograph Co. 1916-25 700/7100 series (7") 1000/10100 series (10")

Introduction Famous Artists Flexo Gennett Globe Gloria

(Canada) (U.S.) (U.S.) (U.S.) (Germany)

Grammavox Grammophon

(Britain) (Germany)

Grand Pree

(Australia

Great Scott (Britain) Guardsman (Britain) Harmony (U.S.) Herschell Gold Seal (U.S.) Herwin (U.S.) H.M.V. (Britain)

H.M.V. H.M.V.

(Czechoslovakia) (Australia)

Homochord Homocord Hy-Tone Imperial

(Britain) (Germany) (U.S.) (Britain)

Imperial Broadcast (Britain) Iragen Jumbo XXI

(U.S.) (Britain)

No details Produced by Pacific Coast Record Corp. c.1929 Produced by Starr Piano Co. 1919-30 Produced by Standard Music Roll Co. 1920-22 Produced by Deutschen Grammophon 1931-32 Produced by Lindstrom AG 1933-34 Produced by Sound Recording Co. Ltd. 1910-15 Produced by Deutsche Grammophon 10000 series (1933-34) 14000 series (1920-25) 19000 series (12") 20000 series (1925-35) C800 series (1932) Ci 1400 Cinema series (1926-29) Produced by Pathe Freres Phonograph Co. for export to Australia 1923-27 No details, 1933-34 Produced by Vocalion Ltd. 1914-28 Produced by Columbia Phonograph Co. 1925-32 Produced by Gennett Records 1926-27 Label produced for Artophone Corp. 1924-30 Produced by Gramophone Co. B100- B4000s/B8000s 1912-34 C100- (12" popular series) 1912-34 JF1- (export series) AM1000- series EA1-1400 (1926-34) Many issues from the British catalog were also pressed in Australia using the same issue numbers and such issues are shown in this listing by (*). Produced by British Homophone Ltd. 1921-35 Produced by Homophon Co. 1919-32 Produced by Standard Music Roll Co. 1920-22 Produced by Crystalate Gramophone Record Manufacturing Co. Ltd., 1920-34 Produced by Crystalate Gramophone Record Manufacturing Co. Ltd., 1933-34 Produced by Gennett Records. Produced by Fonotipia Ltd. 1908-19

Introduction Kismet

(Australia)

Lakeside Leonora Lincoln Lucky Strike Meloto Melotone

(U.S.) (Australia) (U.S.) (Canada) (Britain) (U.S.)

Messiah (U.S.) Microphone (Canada) Neophone (Britain) New Flexo (U.S.) N. American Phonograph Co Octacros Odeon

(Britain) (Germany)

Odeon

(Britain)

Odeon Odeon OKeh

(France) (Brazil) (U.S.)

Olympic Oriole

(U.S.) (U.S.)

Oriole

(Britain)

Panachord

(Britain)

Panachord

(Australia)

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Produced by Parlophone Co. Ltd for sale in Woolworth's Stores 1928-29. Produced for Montgomery Ward (cylinders) Produced by Compo for export 1926-27. Produced by Cameo Record Corp. 1924-30 Produced by Compo Co. 1928-29 Produced by Vocalion Ltd. 1922-27 Produced by Warner-Brunswick 1930-32 Produced by American Record Corp. 1932-34 M12000-13200s (1930-34) Produced by Marsh Laboratories 1923 Produced by Compo Co. 1928-29 Produced by General Phonograph Co. 1904-08 Produced by Warner Record Co. 1925 S.) Produced by North American Phonograph Co. (cylinders made at Edison Laboratories) 1889-92 d Produced by Synchrophone Ltd. 1934Produced by Lindstrom AG. 0-1000/0-2000 series (1920-24) 0-11000 series (1929-33) 0-25000 series (1934-) A221.00 series (12") A41000-/A44500 series (1920-26) Produced by International Talking Machine Co. 0100-0800s (1906-15) 166.000 series 10000 series Produced by General Phonograph Corp. 1919-26 Prodiced by Columbia Phonograph Co. 1926-35 Produced by Fletcher Record Co. 1921-24 Produced by Plaza Music Co. 1921-32 Produced by American Record Corp. 1932-34 100-3000 Produced by Levaphone Ltd. 1000 series (1927) P100 series (1931-35) Produced by Warner-Brunswick Ltd. 25000 series (1931-) Produced by Brunswick (Australia) Ltd. P12000-12200s (1931-32)

Introduction Parlophon

(Germany)

Parlophone

(Britain)

Parlophone Parlophone

(France) (Australia)

Pathe

(U.S.)

Pathe

(Britain)

Pathe

(France)

Pathe Pathe Actuelle

(Sweden) (Britain)

Perfect

(U.S.)

Piccadilly

(Britain)

Poly dor

(Germany)

Polyphon Popular

(Denmark) (Britain)

Puritan QRS

(U.S.) (U.S.)

Regal

(Britain)

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Produced by Lindstrom AG. B.48000 series (1930-35) Produced by Parlophone C. Ltd. E5000-6428 1923-31 E10000-( 12") 1923-34 F100- (Magenta series) 1935Rl-2000 1929-34 R3300- 1926-28 22.000 series (1930-) A2000-3999/A6000- (1927-34) A4000 series (12") Produced by Pathe Freres Phonograph Co. 20000 & 40000 series (1914-29) Produced by Pathe Freres Pathephone Ltd. 1000 & 5000 series (1906-28) Pathe Freres Pathephone 8000/9000 ("X" prefix indicates lateral disc) X98000 series PAT1 series (12") X45000 series Produced by Pathe Freres Pathephone Ltd. 10100-11578(1921-28) Produced by Pathe Freres Phonograph Co. 1922Produced by American Record Corp. 1932-34 11000 series 14000-16000s (1922-34) Produced by Piccadilly Records Ltd. 100-924(1928-32) Produced by Deutschen Grammophon as an export label using same couplings and catalog series as shown under Grammophon. Produced by Nordisk Polyphon Aktieselskab Produced by Crystalate Gramophone Record Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 1913-20 Produced by United Phonographs Corp. 1920-27 Produced by QRS Co. R7000-7092 (race series) 1928-29 Produced by Columbia Graphophone Co. Ltd. G6000-9473 (1914-30) MR 1-748 (1930-32)

Introduction Regal

(U.S.)

Regal (Australia) Regal-Zonophone (Britain) Regal-Zonophone ; (Australia) Reichs Rundfunk (Germany) Rex (U.S.) (U.S.) Rialto Romeo (U.S.) Rusi Savoy Scala Solex

(Germany) (Australia) (Britain) (Britain)

Special Editions Star

(U.S.) (Germany)

Star StanSterling

(Sweden) (Canada) (Britain)

Sterno Sun Superior Supertone

(Britain) (Canada) (U.S.) (U.S.)

Symphonola Telefunken

(U.S.) (Germany)

Tri-Ergon Triumph

(Germany) (U.S.)

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Produced by Emerson Phonograph Co. Inc. 1921-22 Produced by Plaza Music Co. 1922-30 901-999/9100-9228(1921-22) 9301-9999/8000-8999 (1922-30) G20001 -21700s (1927-32) MR749-(1932-34) G21700s-(1932-34) No details (early 1930s) Produced by Rex Talking Machine Corp. 1912-16 Produced by The Rialto Music House 1924 Produced by Cameo Record Corp. 1926-31 Produced by American Record Corp. 1931-34 Produced by Deutschen Crystalate Co. 1928-33 (8") Produced by Vocalion Gramophone Co. Ltd. Produced by Vocalion Ltd. 1918-27 Produced by British Homophone Ltd. 1-70(8") 1930-31 SX100 series (1934-) Produced by Columbia Recording Corp. 1948 Produced by Star Rekord Co. 5000 series (1924-29) S6000 series (1930-32) Produced by Compo Co. 1926Produced by Sterling Record Co. Ltd. 500-1183 (cylinders) 1905-08 Produced by British Homophone Co. 1926-35 Produced by Compo Co. 1923-24 Produced by Gennett Records 1930-32 Produced by Gennett Records 1928-30 Produced by Warner-Brunswick 1930-31 9000-9776(1928-30) S2000-2263 (1930-31) Produced by Emerson Phonograph Co. 1919-20 Produced by Telefunken Schallplatten GmbH. Al 100-1999(1932-35) Produced by Tri-Ergon Musik AG. 1927-31 No details 1923-24

Introduction Trusound (Britain) Ultraphon (Germany) U.S. Everlasting (U.S.)

Victor

(U.S.)

Victory

(Britain)

Vitaphone Vocalion

(U.S.) (U.S.)

Vocalion

(Britain)

Vocalion

(Australia)

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Produced by Trusound Ltd. 1930-34 Produced by Ultraphon Musik GmbH. 1929-32 Produced by United States Everlasting Indestructible Co. 201-517 (2-minute cylinders) 1908-09 Produced by Victor Talking Machine Co. 1901-28 Produced by RCA-Victor Co. Inc. 1929-34 A1-799/1-777 (7") 1900-06 1-5899(1901-09) 9000-9999 (12" Red Seal) 1925-31 16000-24900(1908-34) 35000-36100s(12" series) 1908-34 23000-23041 (race series) 1930-32 23251-23432 (race series) 1930-32 V38000-38146 (hot dance series) 1929-30 V38500-38631 (race series) 1929-30 Note: Victor matrix numbers have a prefix to indicate various size recordings (A=T7B=10'7 C=12"/M=Monarch-10"). Produced by Crystalate Gramophone Record Manufacturing Co. 1928-31 No details c. 1898-1900 Produced by The Aeolian Co. 1916-25 Produced by Brunswick-Balke Collender Co. 1925-30 Produced by Brunswick Record Corp. 1930-34 1000-1299/1400-1745 (race series) 1926-33 14000-15899(1920-33) 25001-25021/2522-2999 (1933-34) Produced by Vocalion Records Ltd. 1920-27 Produced by Crystalate Gramophone Record Manufacturing Co. 1936-39 Produced by Decca Record Co. Ltd. (1951-54) X9000-X10000 (1920-27) SI-(Swing series) 1936-39 V1000-(Origins of Jazz series) 1951-54 Produced by Vocalion Gramophone Co. Ltd. 500-850(1929-31)

Introduction Vox

(Germany)

Winner World Zonophone

(Britain) (U.S.) (Britain)

Zonophone Zonophone Zonophone

(Germany) (Holland) (Australia)

Zon-O-Phone

(U.S.)

Produced by Deutschen Vox AG. 6000 series (1924-28) 01000 series (12") Produced by Edison Bell Ltd. 1912-1925 Produced by World Transcription Service 1934Produced by International Zonophone Co. Produced by The Gramophone Co. Ltd. 1911-32 1-2999/5000-6274 (1911-32) 3001 -3999 (export series for Australia 1912-26) Al-(12" series) X45500 series (piano solos) 1904-11 X25500 series (piano solos) 525500 series (piano solos) Produced by The Gramophone Co. Ltd. 1926-32 EE1-300 Note that many issues from the British catalogue were also pressed in Australia with the same number and these are shown in this listing by (*). Produced by National Gramophone Corp. 1900-03 Produced by Victor Talking Machine Co. 1903-10

In the discographical listings, where no issues exist the only name of the company which made the recording is given. This is followed by "unissued", "rejected" or (less frequently) "test". "Unissued" means that the recording was never commercially released - but test pressings may survive. "Rejected" means that the title concerned was remade because of some technical or artistic fault.. "Test" indicates that the recording was made as a trial, and was not intended for issue. It is important to include unissued, rejected and test recordings in a discography as they are sometimes the only known recording of that composition, or the only known recordings by a particular performer. "Test pressings" are not the same as a "Test" recording. Before a recording was issued it was usual for test pressings to be made for audition by the performer and/or the record company. If (for any reason) it was decided not to issue a particular title, then the test pressing may be the only form in which that recording survives - as often the metal parts were scrapped. Those test pressings (or original metal parts) which still exist have usually been widely scattered over the last sixty to one hundred years, so there is no exact data on exactly which unissued performances survive. No doubt many are lost forever. But such items could now be almost anywhere including in original recording company's vaults, XXVI

Introduction part of an institutional or private collection, still in the possession of the original performer or his family, or even lying unrecognized in some attic or basement! Many Edison masters - for example - still exist at the Edison National Historic Site in Orange, New Jersey - and some have appeared on LP & CD reissues in recent years. 9.

Recommended reading

The following list of published material is not intended to be a bibliography. It is simply a selection of readings which will provide additional sources of information related to the content of this discography. While the titles of a number of the books listed refer to ragtime, several of these also contain important material relating to jazz and noveltysyncopated piano styles as well. For example, Jasen & Tichenor's Rags and Ragtime also includes sections on pianists such as Zez Confrey, Rube Bloom, Arthur Schutt and other novelty pianists; while Hasse's Ragtime includes "Conversations with James P. Johnson" by Tom Davin, and "Novelty Piano Music" by Ronald Riddle. Some also include extensive bibliographies in which readers interested in the ragtime or jazz styles (in particular) will find many useful references. For those interested in other non-classical piano styles there are unfortunately very few sources apart from what is already listed below. I. Books Berlin, Edward A. Ragtime: A Musical and Cultural History, Berkeley: University of California Press, 1980. Blesh, Rudi and Harriet Janis. They All Played Ragtime. 4th revised ed. New York: Oak Publications, 1971. Carter, Lawrence T. Eubie Blake: Keys of Memory. Detroit: Balamp Pub., 1979. Collier, James Lincoln. The Making of Jazz. Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1978. Ewen, David. The Life and Death of Tin Pan Alley: The Golden Age of American Popular Music. New York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1964. Hasse, John Edward (editor). Ragtime: It's History, Composers and Music. London, Macmillan Press, 1985 Jasen, David A. and Trebor Jay Tichenor. Rags and Ragtime: A Musical History. New York, Seabury Press, 1978. Lomax, Alan. Mister Jelly Roll. New York: Sloan & Pearce, 1950. Schuller, Gunther. Early Jazz: Its' Roots and Musical Development. New York: Oxford University Press, 1968. Smith, Willie "The Lion". Music on My Mind: The Memoirs of an American Pianist. Garden City: Doubleday, 1964. Trolle, Frank H. James P. Johnson: Father of the Stride Piano. Alphen: Micrography, 1982.

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Introduction Vance, Joel. Fats Waller: His Life and Times. Chicago: Contemporary Books, 1977. Whitcomb, Ian. After the Ball: Popular Music from Rag to Rock. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1973. II. Articles Arneson, Bruce and Tom Arneson. "The Roy Bargy Story". Rag Times 6 (1972): 810 Christensen, Axel. 'Teasing the Ivories". Melody 3 (1919): 4. Collins, Treve. "Concerning Harry Jentes". Melody 2 (1918): 4-6. Heermans, Jerry. "Mike Bernard: The Ragtime King". Rag Times 6 (1972): 6-8. Hoefer, George. "Luckey Roberts". Jazz Journal 16(1963): 7-9. Jasen, David A. "Zez Confrey: Creator of the Novelty Rag". Storyville 40 (1972): 140-144. Kidd,Jim. "Vera Guilaroff'. Record Research 76 (1968): 5. Meadmore, W.S. "Patricia Rossborough". The Gramophone, July 1935: 53. Mintun, Peter. "Ramona and Her Grand Piano". New Amberola Graphic 85 (1993): 9-14. Newberger, Eli H. "The Development of New Orleans and Stride Piano Styles". Journal of Jazz Studies 4:2(1977): 43-71. Newberger, Eli H. "The Transition from Ragtime to Improvised Piano Style". Journal of Jazz Studies 3:2 (1976): 3-18. Parker, John W. "J. Russel Robinson". Ragtime Review 1 (1962): 4-5. Powers, Frank. "Clarence Jones of Wilmington, Ohio". Classic Rag (Feb. 1979): 6 Virgo, E.S. "The Earliest Boogie Woogie". 78Quarterly 8(1994): 123-126. Wimbush, Roger. "Raie Da Costa: In Memory of a Tragic Artist". The Gramophone, October 1934: 193. Zimmerman, Dick. "George Botsford, 1874-1949". Rag Times 7 (1974): 9. 10.

Acknowledgments

I wish to thank the following researchers and collectors who provided additional data: Special thanks must go to Frank Andrews, Alex Hassan, Rainer Lotz, Brian Rust and Ray Wile who were exceptionally generous with their time and knowledge. I also appreciate the help of the following people who provided valuable assistance: Olivier Brard, Paul Charosh, David Drazin, Tom Kelly, Bernd Meyer, Jack Mitchell, W.R. Moran, Hansfried Sieben, Dick Spottswood, Mike Sutcliffe, Don Tait, Helge Thygesen and Bozy White. Naturally, I take full responsibility for any errors or ommissions.

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Additions and corrections

I would be very pleased to receive any comments, additions or corrections (no matter how minor). Please feel free to write to the author at: Box 952 Tsuen Wan Post Office, Tsuen Wan, N.T., HONG KONG.

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RECORD LABEL ABBREVIATIONS ARC Ba BA Bb BC Beast Bel BM Br Bwy Ch Clm Co DC De DG Do EBE EBW Ed Em Ge Gl Gmn GP Gr Her HGS HMV H-T Im Leo Li LS

American Record Corp. Banner BlueAmberol Bluebird Brunswick Cliftophone Broadcast Beltona Bon Marche Brunswick Broadway Champion Coliseum Columbia Disque Crystalate Decca Disque Gramophone Domino Edison Bell Electron Edison Bell Winner Edison Emerson Gennett Gloria Guardsman Grand Pree Grammophon Herwin Herschell Gold Seal His Master's Voice Hy-Tone Imperial Leonora Lincoln Lucky Strike

Me M Mto NAPC Od OK Pa PA Pan Par Pe Pm Po Pu Re Ro RRG RZ SG Si Spr Spt St Sym Te USE Vi Vo Zo Zon

Melotone Microphone Meloto North American Phonograph Co. Odeon OKeh Or Oriole Parlophone Pathe Actuelle Panachord Parlophon Perfect Paramount Poly dor Puritan Regal Romeo Reichs Rundfunk Regal-Zonophone Starr-Gennett Silvertone Superior Supertone Starr Symphonola Telefunken U.S. Everlasting Indestructible Co. Victor Vocalion Zonophone Zon-O-Phone

All other label names are shown in full. See the complete list of labels referred to in this discography for more details. This list begins on page xvi. XXX

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DISCOGRAPHY HARRY AKST piano duet with Ferdie Grofe, with PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Mar 16, 1921 B25006-2 Down around the 'Sip 'Sip 'Sippi shore Vi 18744, HMV B1254, Zo3307 See also Frank BANTA

ALABAMA JIM & GEORGE See W.E. "Buddy" BURTON. RAY ALLAN, Klavier-solo 2019-A Greenwich witch 2635-B Down home rag 2636V2-B Coaxing the piano

Berlin, May ,1924 Vox 06217 Vox 6265 Vox 6265

See also Walker O'NEILL. REX ALLAN, piano solo OB6386-1 Young and healthy OB6387-1 Look what you' ve done

London, Apr 6, 1933 HMV B4432 HMV B4432

PAULINE ALPERT, piano solo BVE37525-2 Tonight you belong to me BVE37526-1 The little white house

N.Y., Jan 7, 1927 Vi rejected Vi 20489

BVE37525-3 Tonight you belong to me

N.Y., Feb 5, 1927 Vi 20489

BVE38858-2 Hallelujah BVE38859-2 Magnolia

N.Y., Jun 3, 1927 Vi 20786, Zo 5039 Vi 20786, Zo 5039

B VE40541 -2 The dancing tambourine BVE40542-1 The doll dance

N.Y., Nov 3, 1927 Vi 21252, Zo 5124, EE98 Vi 21252, Zo5124,EE98

BRC72210-1 St. Louis blues BRC72211-1 Song of India

N.Y., Mar 28, 1932 Vi unissued Vi unissued

1

Tantalizing Tingles LOU ALTER, pianoforte solo WA4236-1 Sunny WA4237-1 Who?

London, Oct 9, 1926 Co4131* Co4131*

POUL ANDERSON See Victor CORNELIUS. GODFROY ANDOLFL piano solo 8181 M y pet 8182 For my baby

Paris, Aug , 1927 Pathe X9695 Pathe X9695

300.186 300.187

Paris, May ,1931 Pathe X8616 Pathe X8616

Casabianca Rag doll

JIMMY ANDREWS Pseudonym for Frank BANTA.

EUGENE ANTHONY, piano solo TC2735 Ticklin' the baby grand

Chicago, Dec 31 1928 Vo test

VICTOR ARDEN & PHIL OHMAN, piano duet. B25500-3 Ohjoy! B25501-3 Saturday

N.Y., Jul 19, 1921 Vi rejected Vi rejected

B25500-4 B25501-6

Ohjoy! Saturday

N.Y., Sep 2, 1921 Vi 18809, Zo 3336 Vi 18809, Zo 3336

B25969-5 "B25970-3

Say, Persianna, say I've got the wonder where he went blues

N.Y., Jan 23, 1922 Vi rejected Vi rejected

B25969-8 B25970-7

Say, Persianna, say I've got the wonder where he went blues

N.Y., Feb 2,1922 Vi18867 Vi18867

B26579-4 B26580-4

Salat a pesth Dance of the demon

N.Y., Jul 3, 1922 Vi rejected Vi rejected

B26579-8 B26580-7

Salut a pesth Dance of the demon

N.Y., Dec 5, 1922 Vi 19041, Zo 3616 Vi 19041, Zo 3616

2

Tantalizing Tingles Following a series of recordings issued as PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN WITH THEIR ORCHESTRA made for Brunswick during 1926 and 1927 (for which see under Phil OHMAN), Victor Arden & Phil Ohman began recording for Victor with a studio orchestra credited as VICTOR ARDEN-PHIL OHMAN & THEIR ORCHESTRA. This unit featured conventional dance band arrangements of popular songs of the period, and continued to record up until 1932. However, it is felt that these recordings do not come within the scope of this discography. Only those recordings by Arden & Ohman as soloists are included from this point on. VICTOR ARDEN & PHIL OHMAN, piano duet. BVE49944-3 Fashionette

BVE50975-3

N.Y., Feb 12, 1929 Vi 21902, HMV B3066. EA529 N.Y., Mar 26, 1929 Vi 21929, HMV B3075. Z0EEI66 Vi 21929, HMV B3075. Z0EEI66

Ragamuffin

BVE50976-4 Dance of the paper dolls with tuba & drums. BVE63168-3 Maple leaf rag BVE63169-3 Canadian capers

N.Y., Oct 24, 1930 Vi rejected Vi rejected

with bass & drums. BVE63168-4 Maple leaf rag BVE63169-7 Canadian capers

N.Y., Dec 10, 1930 Vi 22608, HMV EA886 Vi 22608, HMV EA886

with vocal refrain by Gordon Graham. BS78084-3 Bless your heart BS78085-1 This time it's love

vGG vGG

N.Y., Oct 4, 1933 Vi unissued Vi unissued

BEN ARMSTRONG, piano solo 25 Smoke gets in your eyes Everything I have is yours 26 27 Flying down to Rio 28 Music makes me 29 Easter parade Coffee in the morning 30 Let's fall in love 31 We'll make hay while the sun shines 32

?N.Y., World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx

1934 25-28 25-28 25-28 25-28 29-32 29-32 29-32 29-32

189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200

?N.Y., World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx

1934 189-192 189-192 189-192 189-192 193-196 193-196 193-196 193-196 197-200 197-200 197-200 197-200

3

Beyond the blue horizon Sweetheart darlin' Just a little closer The woman in the shoe Oh, lady be good Sweet madness Hosanna Let's call it a day Lady of Spain Isn't it romantic? I love Louisa Who?

Tantalizing Tingles VICTOR ARDEN BEN ARMSTRONG, piano solo 245 Adorable 246 Reflections in the water 247 You have taken my heart 248 Masquerade 249 Song of surrender 250 Shadow waltz 251 Three o'clock in the morning 252 Paradise 253 Wonderful one 254 That naughty waltz Speak to me of love 255 256 Do you miss me tonight?

?N.Y., World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx World Tx

1934 245-248 245-248 245-248 245-248 249-252 249-252 249-252 249-252 253-256 253-256 253-256 253-256

See also Max KORTLANDER, Phil OHMAN.

BEN ARMSTRONG Pseudonym for Victor ARDEN.

FELIX ARNDT, pianoforte solo B12300-2 The smiler rag B12301-2 Porto Rico rag B12302-2 Sumurun rag B12303-2 The merry-go-round B12304-2 The haunting rag

N.Y., A u g 8 , 1912 Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected

B12300-4 B12301-4 B12302-4 B12303-4 B12304-4

The smiler rag Porto Rico rag Sumurun rag The merry-go-round The haunting rag

N.Y., Aug 9, 1912 Vi unissued Vi unissued Vi unissued Vi unissued Vi unissued

B14493-1 B14494-1 B14502-1

Hacienda Hesitation waltz From soup to nuts

N.Y., Feb 20, 1914 Vi rejected Vi17558 Vi17558

B14493-3 B14541-2

Hacienda Desecration rag

N.Y., Mar 6, 1914 Vi17608 Vi17608

B17399-3 B17400-3

Nola fox trot An operatic nightmare

N.Y., Mar 30, 1916 Vi18056 Vi rejected

B17400-6 4

An operatic ni ghtmare

N.Y., Apr 14, 1916 Vi18056

Tantalizing Tingles FELIX ARNDT, pianoforte solo B17399-9 Nola fox trot

N.Y., May 9, 1916 Vi18056

B19200-1

Marionette

N.Y., Feb 19, 1917 Vi 18284

B19237-3

Humoresque

N.Y., Mar 3, 1917 Vi18311

B19290-4

Valsebleue

N.Y., Mar 19, 1917 Vi rejected

B19290-7

Valsebleue

N.Y., Mar 26, 1917 Vi18284

B19706-4

Narcissus

N.Y., Ap 20, 1917 Vi rejected

B19706-7

Narcissus

N.Y., May 14, 1917 Vi18311

JACK AUSTIN See Frank BANTA.

CHARLES AVERY, piano solo BILLIE BARNES (on Broadway) 21438-2 Dearborn St. breakdown C5354-B

63rd Street stomp

Chicago, c.Oct, 1929 Pm 12896, Bwy 5063 Chicago, Feb 1, 1930 Vo unissued

MOHAMED ABEL AZIZ, piano (-1), or piano & vocal (-2) ?Berlin, 1920s B-096721 Charleston (-1) Baidaphon B.096721/842 B-096842 Charleston a la mode (-2) Baidaphon B.096842/721 Note: Both sides are actually variations on "Yes sir, that's my baby" (with the vocal sung in Arabic!).

FRITZ BACKER, piano solo Tournament waltz

5

Berlin, c.1904 Zo X25500

Tantalizing Tingles GARCIA BADENES, piano solo 50.848 Le petit chat sur le clavier 50.849 Symphonola

Paris, c.Mar, 1932 DiscoluxDF519 DiscoluxDF519

ENA BAG A, piano solo 54129 Smoke gets in your eyes 54130 White heather

London, Dec , 1934 SolexSXIOl SolexSXIOl

EDYTHE BAKER, piano solo WAX2854-1 My heart stood still WAX2855-2 The birth of the blues

London, Jun 10, 1927 Co 9217 Co 9217

WA5890-2 WA5891-1

London, Jul 13, 1927 Co 4468 Co 4468

Lucky day Where's that rainbow?

WAX2854-4 My heart stood still WAX2855-4 The birth of the blues

London, Sep 7, 1927 Co 9217 Co 9217

EDYTHE BAKER, rhythm pianist GB3332-1 Sweet and lovely GB3333-1 Just one more chance

London, Sep 29, 1931 De F2576 De F2576

GB3590-1 GB3591-1

You are my heart's delight Dancing till dawn

London, Nov 16, 1931 De F2692 De F2692

GB4083GB4084-

Try to forget She didn't say "yes"

London, Mar 11, 1932 DeF3142, M401 DeF3142,M401

GB4497GB4498-

How long will it last? The Dubrarry - Selection

London, May 20, 1932 DeF3143, M414 DeF3143,M414

GB4612-2 GB4613-2

Hot-Cha - Selection When we're alone

London, Jun 30, 1932 DeF3144,M1201 DeF3144,M1201

GB5062-2 GB5063-1

Mad about the boy Words and Music - Selection

London, Oct 21, 1932 DeF3231 DeF3231

GB5190-1 GB5191-1

Strange interlude Music, music, everywhere

London, Nov 18, 1932 De F3276 De F3276

GB5609-2 GB5610-1

Young and healthy Willow weep for me

London, Feb 27, 1933 De F3498 DeF3498

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Tantalizing Tingles FRANK P. BANTA, pianoforte solo A402-1 Hello, my baby Violets

N.Y., Sep 27, 1900 Vi402 N.Y., Ed 8394

1903

FRANK BANTA Jr. M.J. O'CONNELL & FRANK BANTA; orch. ace. 65399 I love a piano

N.Y., c.Oct, 1916 Pathe 30378

HOWARD KOPP & FRANK E. BANTA, drum & piano duet. N.Y., Mar 7, 1917 47400-1-3 Calico rag CoA2241 47401-2-3 Money blues Co A2241 77006-2-3 77007-3

Night-time in Little Italy Oh, Johnny! Oh, Johnny!

N.Y., Apr 24, 1917 CoA2282 Co rejected

77007-5

Oh, Johnny! Oh, Johnny! Oh!

N.Y., Apr 25, 1917 CoA2321

77288-1 -2-3 77289-1 -2-3

One step more It takes a long tall brown-skin gal

N.Y., Aug 27, 1917 CoA2376 CoA2376

FRANK BANTA & HARRY AKST, piano duet N.Y., May 8, 1920 79167-2 Typhoon CoA2953 79168I '11 always keep a corner in my heart for Tennessee Co unissued 79214-1

Ding toes

N.Y., Jun 2, 1920 CoA2953

FRANK BANTA, novelty piano solo 7587-A-B Cubist 7588-B Wild cherry rag

N.Y., Aug. , 1921 Ge 4735, SG 9138 Ge 4735, SG 9138

FRANK BANTA & CLIFF HESS, piano duet 80103Roll on silvery moon 80104Remember the rose

N.Y., Dec 16, 1921 Co A3535, Re G7784 Co A3535, Re G7784

FRANK BANTA & HARRY AKST, piano duet. 80395A bunch of keys 80396Blue-eyed blues

N.Y., Jun 13, 1922 Co unissued Co unissued

FRANK BANTA & JACK AUSTIN, piano duet. 80480-3 Kitten on the keys 80481-1 A bunch of keys

N.Y.,Jul31, 1922 Co A3687, Re G7887 Co A3687, Re G7887

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Tantalizing Tingles FRANK BANTA & CLIFF HESS, piano duet Corn on the cob Slipova

N.Y., Feb OK 4825 OK 4825

1923

N.Y., Aug , 1923 FRANK BANTA & THE AMBASSADORS OLD VIRGINIANS (on Aco) HOMOCHORD DANCE ORCHESTRA (on Homochord) Vo 14671, Aco G15339, 11855 Upright and grand Homorchord H554 BANTA & HESS, piano duet; with Selvin's Orchestra. 11933 Corn on the cobb

N.Y., Sep 1923 Vo 14671

FRANK BANTA & CLIFF HESS, piano duet. 12240 Shake your feet 12244 Covered wagon days

N.Y., Nov , 1923 Vo 14707, X9398 Vo 14707, X9392

FRANK BANTA & DAVID GRUPP, piano & drums. F. BANTA & D. GRUPP (on Perfect) JENKINS & JOHNSON ( on Apex) DIX & EATON (on Grand Pree) 105231 Prudy

NY., Mar

105232

Upright and grand

, 1924

Pathe 21113, Pe 11186, PA 10974, Apex 659, GP 18488 Pathe 21113, Pe 11186, PA 10974, Apex 659, GP 18488

N.Y., Feb , 1925 FRANK BANTA, piano solo CVE31874-3 Strut Miss Lizzie (in "A miniature concert" , Parti) Vi 35753, ZoA3534 Note: C31874-1, -2 were also recorded acoustically at this session. The electrically recorded take was an experiment which was good enough to be selected for issue. As such it is an important record historically, as this this is the earliest electrical recording published by Victor. BVE32883-5 The melody that made you mine BVE32884-4 My sugar

N.Y., Jun 9, 1925 Vi rejected Vi rejected

BVE32883-8 The melody that made you mine BVE32884-6 My sugar

N.Y., Jun 16, 1925 Vi 19705, Zo 3907 Vi 19705, Zo 3907

BVE33751^4 I wonder where my baby is tonight? BVE33752-4 Sweet man

N.Y., Nov 4, 1925 Vi19839 Vi 19839, HMV B2431*

N.Y., Jun 11, 1926 BVE35488-2 Sympathy Vi 20085 BVE35489^1 When the red, red robin comes bob-bob-bobbin' along Vi20085

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Tantalizing Tingles FRANK BANTA, piano solo BVE35802-8 Nola BVE35803-6 An operatic nightmare

N.Y., Jul 12, 1926 Vi rejected Vi rejected

JIMMY ANDREWS, piano solo; with vocal refrain. 6755-1 That's why I love you v 6756-3

N.Y., Aug , 1926 Ba 1831, Re 8131, Do 3803, BM 1036 Looking at the world thru rose colored glasses v Ba 1831, Re 8131, Do 3803, BM 1036

FRANK BANTA, piano solo BVE35802-15Nola BVE35803-9 An operatic nightmare

N.Y., Sep 18, 1926 Vi rejected Vi rejected

BVE35802-21 Nola BVE35803-10 An operatic nightmare BVE36564-2 Just a little longer BVE36565-2 For my sweetheart

N.Y., Oct 22, 1926 Vi rejected Vi20667 Vi 20292, HMV B2411* Vi 20292, HMV B2411*

BVE35802-24 Nola BVE38349-3 A Russian lullaby BVE38350-3 Ain't she sweet? JIMMY ANDREWS, piano solo R. LAWTON (on Oriole) 7420-1 At sundown 7421-2

The doll dance

7422-2

Sailin' along

7529-2

Dancing shadows

N.Y., Apr 15, 1927 Vi20667 Vi 20610, HMV B2527, EA191 Vi 20610, HMV B2527, EA191 N.Y., Aug 2, 1927 Ba 6066, Re 8386, Do 4021, Or 1002, Apex 8648, Im 1809 Ba 6116, Re 8386, Do 4021, Apex 8648, Im 1809 Ba 6066, Or 1002, Iml831 N.Y., Sep 27, 1927 Ba6116, Im 1831

FRANK BANTA, piano solo BVE40163-4 What do we do on a dew-dew-dewy day? BVE40164- Are you thinking of me tonight?

N.Y., Oct 11, 1927 Vi rejected Vi 21057, HMV B2673

BVE40163-7 What do we do on a dew-dew-dewy day?

N.Y., Oct 20, 1927 Vi rejected

BVE40163-

N.Y., Nov 4, 1927 Vi 21057, HMV B2673

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What do we do on a dew-dew-dewy day?

Tantalizing Tingles FRANK BANTA, piano solo BVE45642-3 Dorothy BVE45643-3 The world is waiting for the sunrise

N.Y., Jun 18, 1928 Vi rejected Vi rejected

BVE45642-6 Dorothy BVE45643-6 The world is waiting for the sunrise

N.Y., Oct 26, 1928 Vi 21821, ZoEE153 Vi 21821, ZoEE153

BVE63313-3 Puttin' it on for baby BVE63314-3 Here comes the sun

N.Y., Jul 29, 1930 Vi unissued Vi unissued

BVE63679-1 Go home and tell your mother BVE63680-3 What's the use? BVE63681-3 Little white lies Note: Victor 22550 was released only in Canada.

N.Y., Sep 29, 1930 Vi 22550 Vi 22550 Vi unissued

BARBECUE PETE Pseudonym for Herve DUERSON.

ALFRED BARESEL See Rio GEBHARDT.

M. BARETTO, piano solo 1069-3 Sapphire 1070-3 Scrambles

London, Dec , 1928 Dominion A60 Dominion A60

ROY BARGY, piano solo B25708-3 Slipova B25709-1 Justin-tyme

N.Y., Sep 30, 1921 Vi rejected Vi rejected

B25709-4

Justin-tyme

N.Y., Oct 1, 1921 Vi rejected

B25708-7 B26557-4

Slipova Sunshine capers

N.Y., Jan 30, 1922 Vi rejected Vi rejected

B26854-1

K'nice and k'nifty

B26855-3

Pianoflage

B26856-4

Rufenreddy

1 0

N.Y.,Aug31, 1922 Vi 18969, HMV B1640, Zo3497 Vi 18969, HMV B1640, Zo3497 Vi rejected

Tantalizing Tingles ROY BARGY, piano solo B25708-11 Slipova B25709-8 Justin-tyme B26557-8 Sunshine capers

N.Y., Mar 17, 1924 Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected

B25708-14 B25709-11 B26557-10 B26856-6 B29668-8 B29669-6

N.Y., Mar 18, 1924 Vi unissued Vi 19537, HMV B1862 Vi 19320, Zo 3784 V i l 9320, Zo 3784 Vi 19537, HMV B1862 Vi unissued

Slipova Justin-tyme Sunshine capers Rufenreddy Jim jams Behave yourself

uncredited piano soloist with ISHAM JONES' ORCHESTRA. Chicago, Sep 15, 1924 152-54CH Get lucky Br 2678* featured soloist with PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS CONCERT ORCHESTRA. For recordings of "Concerto in F ' (1928) see ADDENDA (p.171). featured soloist with PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA. Film soundtrack, 1930 Rhapsody in blue Caliban 6025 See also Ramona DA VIES.

BILLIE BARNES Pseudonym for Charles A VERY. BARRELHOUSE PETE Pseudonym for Art GILLHAM.

RAYMOND BARROW, piano solo 15165 Walking blues

Richmond, Jun 7, 1929 Pm 12803

BAT "THE HUMMING BIRD" Pseudonym for Cow Cow DAVENPORT. JOSEPH BATTEN, piano solo 17349 The mermaid and the wind

London, c.Nov, 1906 Neophone 17348/49

JOS. BATTEN, piano solo 6030 On the Mississippi

London, c.Jan, 1912 Grammavox C21, Popular P375

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Tantalizing Tingles JOSEPH BATTEN, pianoforte 6087 The nigger's hop 6088 The tramp rag

London, 1912 Popular P656 Popular P656

JOE BOLTON, piano solo 7603-3 Piano man rag

London, Nov 1922 Winner 3771

CHARLES BAUM, piano solo 1109-1 You're driving me crazy 1110-1 Blue again

N.Y., Dec , 1930 Crown 3042 Crown 3042

BLIND JAMES BECK, piano solo 12679 State Street special

Chicago, Apr Ge rejected

1927

MOZELLE ALDERSON & BLIND JAMES BECK, piano solo with speech. Chicago, Apr , 1927 12734-A State Street special Black Patti 8003 ELDER CHARLES BECK, piano solo W404774-B The crucifixion W404775-A When the world's on fire

Jackson, Dec 18, 1930 OK unissued OK 8907

BIX BEIDERBECKE, piano solo W81426-B In a mist

N.Y., Sep 9, 1927 OK 40916, Vo3150, Pa R3504, R1838, A6236 Note: All issues except OKeh 40916 show the title as "Bixology". LIONEL BELASCO, piano solo G179-1 Anita G180-1 Norah G181-1 Thejunkmanrag G182-1 Maple leaf rag

Port-of-Spain, Sep 16, 1914 Vi 67399 Vi 67399 Vi rejected Vi rejected

B16404-1 B16405-1 B16406-1 B16407-1 B16408-1 B16409-1 B16410-1 B16411-1 B16412-1 B16413-1 B16414-1 B16415-1

N.Y., Aug 27, 1915 Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected

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Terecita Buddy Abraham Bajangirl Little brown boy My little man's gone down de main Not a cent, not a cent! Licores de Borges Ponchacrema Belascotrot Grande Fonde Junk man rag Chick a biddy rag

Tantalizing Tingles LIONEL BELASCO, piano solo B16404-2 Terecita B16405-2 Buddy Abraham B16406-2 Bajan girl B16407-2 Little brown boy B16408-2 My little man's gone down de main B16409-2 Not a cent, not a cent! B16410-2 Licores de Borges B16411-2 Poncha crema

N.Y., Aug 28, 1915 Vi 67675 Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected

B16412-2 B16413-2 B16414-2 B16415-2

Belasco trot Grande Fonde Junk man rag Chick a biddy rag

N.Y.,Aug28, 1915 Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi rejected Vi 67673

B16405-3 B16406-3 B16407-3 B16408-3 B16409-3 B16410-3 B16411-3 B16412-3 B16414-3 B16459-1 B16460-1

Buddy Abraham Bajan girl Little brown boy My little man's gone down de main Not a cent, not a cent! Licores De Borges Poncha crema Belasco trot Junk man rag LaBelleza Shakes

N.Y., Sep 7, 1915 Vi67672 Vi 67674 Vi67685 Vi 67674 Vi 67673 Vi67675 Vi67676 Vi 67676 Vi67685 Vi 67676 Vi67692

Grand Fonde

N.Y., Sep 27, 1918 Vi test

B22322-3 B22323-3

The caterpillar walk Grande Fonde

N.Y.,Oct4, 1918 Vi rejected Vi rejected

B22322-5 B22323-5

The caterpillar walk Grande Fonde

N.Y., Oct 11, 1918 Vi rejected Vi rejected

B22322-7 B22323-6

The caterpillar walk Grande Fonde

N.Y., Nov 8, 1918 Vi72273 Vi 72273

13614-1

Manzanilla

13615-1

Port of Spain carnival

1 3

N.Y., Jul 21, 1933 Br 41582, Me M12801, BaB714, PeP714, RoR714,Or0714 Br 41582, Me M12801, BaB714, PeP714, RoR714,Or0714

Tantalizing Tingles DR. RALPH BL4605-1 BL4606-1 BL4607-1 BL4608-1

BENATZKY, Klavier Ich muss mal wieder in Grinzing sein Einmal kommt der Tag Glocken der Liebe Liebling, du lUgst

Berlin, Oct 12, 1928 Electrola unissued Electrola unissued Electrola unissued Electrola unissued

BL6110BL6111BL6112-1 BL6113-1 BL6114-2 BL6115-1

Urn das biBchen Liebe Mein Madel ist nur eine Verkauferin Das ist die blaue Stunde Ichbinverliebt Heut' hatt' ich Zeit Abende in dem kleinen Stadtchen

Berlin, Feb 26, 1930 Electrola EG1849 Electrola EG 1849 Electrola EG 1809 Electrola EG 1809 Electrola unissued Electrola unissued

R.J. BENDER, piano solo GN17399-A Without you I'm alone

Richmond, Dec 22, 1930 Ge 20378

TONY BENNETT, piano solo 1219-1 Marigold

London, Apr , 1929 Dominion A262

1559-1

Chopsticks

London, Oct , 1929 Dominion A262

ALBERT BENZLER, piano solo N.Y., late 1906 Believe me, if all those endearing young charms Ed 9437 Chapel in the woods

N.Y., late 1907 Ed 9653

Summer recollections

N.Y., late 1908 Ed 9951

N.Y., c.1909 Believe me if all those endearing young charms USE/Lakeside330 Black and white rag USE/Lakeside 380 This artist also recorded xylophone and bell solos for both Edison & USE.

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Tantalizing Tingles HERBERT BERGER incidental piano with HERBERT BERGER'S ST. LOUIS CLUB ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Dec , 1922 The fuzzy wuzzy bird OK 4753 71078-C

Eleanor

N.Y., Dec , 1922 OK 4755, Pa E5114

BERLINER TRIO an drei Fliigeln (Porzky-Gebhardt-Rhode) Berlin, early 1933 52861/2BD8 Variationen liber die Melodie von A. Rubinstein Gr25181 52871/2BD8 American tempo Gr 25182, 10189 52881/2BD8 Gavotte caprice Gr 25181 5289 [unknown title] Gr unissued? 5290V2BD8 Urwaldmarchen Gr 25182, 10189 5291 [unknown title] Gr unissued? MIKE BERNARD, piano solo N.Y., Dec 2, 1912 38465Fantasy on Pilgrim's chorus "Tannhauser"' & Rubinstein's E Flat concerto CoA1276,ReG6077 38466-2 Battle of San Juan Hill Co A1266 38467-1 Everybody two-step Co A1266 Note: Regal G6077 appears in two different forms - Mx. 38926 was coupled with both Mx. 38465 & 38474 (see below). 38472-1

That peculiar rag

N.Y., Dec 3, 1912 Co A1313

N.Y., Dec 4, 1912 Medley of Ted Snyder's hits Co A B B Fantasy on Mendelssohn's "Spring song" & Rubinstein's "Melody in F ' Co A1276, Re G6077 38475-2 A trip across the pond Co A1590, Re G6937 Note: Regal G6077 appears in two different forms (see note to session of Dec 2, 1912). Regal G6937 is titled "Emeralds and heather - Medley". 38473-2 38474-

38828-2 38829-2

Tango Bonita Maori

MIKE BERNARD, piano solo SOLO NA KLAVIR(onCeskaDeska) 38925-1 Medley of Irving Berlin songs 38926Aisha 38927-1 38928-1

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1915 rag Tantalizing tingles

N.Y., May 8, 1913 Co A1590 Co A1427 N.Y., Jun 27, 1913 Co A1386 Re G6077, Ceska Deska D905 Co A1427 CoA1386,ReG6937

Tantalizing Tingles MIKE BERNARD, piano solo 77780-1 Blaze away 77783-3 They were all out of step but Jim

N.Y., Apr 25, 1918 CoA2577 CoA2577

HERMANN BICK, piano solo HERMANN BICK & DR. KAPER, piano duet (-1) Sing Hallelujah Russian lullaby Ain't she sweet (-1) Lovely little silhouette (-1)

Berlin, May , 1928

HERMANN BICK, piano solo 1653bk Rain 1654bk Crazy words, crazy tune

Berlin, Jul ,1928 Gr/Po 21769 Gr/Po 21769

Gr/Po Gr/Po Gr/Po Gr/Po

21682 21683 21682 21683

HERMANN BICK & DR. KAPER, an zwei klavieren. Berlin, Aug , 1928 1775bk Miss Annabelle Lee Gr/Po 21768 Gr/Po 21768 1776bk Ice-cream The varsity drag The song is ended My inspiration is you My pet

HARRY BIDGOOD, piano solo C7040 Rose-Marie C7041 Tea for two

Berlin, Sep , 1928 Gr/Po 21898 Gr/Po 21898 Gr/Po 21899 Gr/Po 21899

London, Apr , 1925 Aco G15700 Aco G15700

Lady be Good - Selection Mercenary Mary - Selection

London, c.Apr, 1926 Aco G15982 Aco G15982

Pensacola Thanks for the buggy ride

London, c.Aug, 1926 Aco G16043 Aco G16043

HARRY BIDGOOD & SAM BOGEN, novelty piano duet. London, Jan , 1927 BISHOP & KNIGHT (on Coliseum) ART & LESLIE YOUNG (on Guardsman) GILLESPIE & DOUGLAS (on Beltona) HAZLEWOOD & HARRISON (on Meloto) C152E Cryin' for the moon Aco G16174,Clm 2004, Bel 1169, MtoS 1745 C153 E Tampeekoe Aco G16174, Clm 2004 C154E Crazy quilt Aco G16144,Clm 2003 C155E Black bottom Aco G16144, Clm 2003, Gmn 2032, Bel 1169, MtoS 1745 16

Tantalizing Tingles HARRY BIDGOOD featured piano duet (with Bruce Merryl), with BIDGOOD'S BROADCASTERS. London, Aug 26, 1929 Z-1102 Dance of the wooden dolls Beast 447, BcastAu 446 HARRY BIDGOOD, piano solo London, c.Dec, 1930 Memories of Maurice Chevalier, Pt 1 (Intro: My love parade; Nobody's using it now; Louise; On top of the world alone) Beast 665 Memories of Maurice Chevalier, Pt 2 (Intro: Livin' in the sunlight; You brought a new kind of love; Sweepin' the clouds away; Valentine) Beast 665 HARRY BIDGOOD, piano solo; with trumpet & sax. Haunting tunes of the day, Pt 1 Haunting tunes of the day, Pt 2

London, c.Aug, 1931 Beast 743 Beast 743

BIDGOOD & JEROME, piano duet; with vocal refrain. A1095Bow Bells - Selection v A1096The Cat and the Fiddle-Selection v

London, Apr , 1932 Beast 3173 Beast 3173

BIDGOOD & WENDELL, piano & organ; with vocal refrain. London, c. Mar, 1933 361-4 Butterflies in the rain v Beast 957 362-3 Jack-in-the-box v Beast 957

JEFF BIGGAR Pseudonym for Isidore MAURICE.

BISHOP & KNIGHT Pseudonym for Harry BIDGOOD & Sam BOGEN.

ROBERT BLACK Pseudonym for Eubie BLAKE.

BLACK DIAMOND TWINS See W.E. "Buddy" BURTON.

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Tantalizing Tingles EUBIE BLAKE TRIO (two pianos & drums) 66671 Sarah from Sahara 66672 Hungarian rag 66673 Americanjubilee

N.Y., c.Aug, 1917 Pathe 20358, 5389 Pathe 20326 Pathe 20326

EUBIE BLAKE, piano solo; with sax & banjo (-1). Bandana days I'm just wild about Harry Baltimore buzz (-1)

N.Y., Jun 30, 1921 Vi test Vi test Vi test

with chorus by Broadway Jones. Baltimore buzz Dah's gwinter be er landslide

N.Y., Jul 11, 1921 Vi test Vi test

vBJ

EUBIE BLAKE, piano solo 41885-3 Baltimore buzz 41886-3 Sounds of Africa

N.Y., Jul , 1921 Em rejected Em rejected

41885-4 41886-4-6

N.Y., Aug , 1921 Em 10434 Em 10434, Sym 4360

Baltimore buzz Sounds of Africa

EUBIE BLAKE, piano solo; chorus by Irving Kaufman. N.Y., Sep , 1921 ROBERT BLACK, piano solo; chorus by BILLY CLARK (on Regal) 41985-2-3 Sweet lady vIK Em 10450, Sym 4360, Re 9130 41986-1-2 Ma Em 10450 Other recordings by Eubie Blake (such as those accompanying Noble Sissle) are outside the scope of this discography.

C. ELSIE BLOMFIELD, piano solo Village dance

London, Feb 25, 1899 Berliner 5510

RUBE BLOOM, piano solo 141895-2 Soliloquy 141896-3 Spring fever

N.Y., Mar 31, 1926 Harmony 164-H Harmony 164-H

24252426-

Soliloquy Spring fever

N.Y., Apr , 1927 Cameo 1153 Cameo 1153

W144105-3

Sapphire

N.Y., May 7, 1927 Co rejected

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Tantalizing Tingles RUBE BLOOM, piano solo W81021-B March of the dolls

N.Y., Jun 16, 1927 OK40842,PaE5911, A2256 W81022-B The doll dance OK 40842, Pa R3385, A2256 Note: Parlophone E5911 is credited in error to Art KAHN (who plays on the reverse). W144419-2

Silhouette

N.Y., Jul 1, 1927 Coll95-D

W81169-B W81170-A

Soliloquy Spring fever

N.Y., Jul 14, 1927 OK 40867, Pa R3508 OK 40867, Pa R3385

W144105-5

Sapphire

N.Y.,Aug31, 1927 Coll95-D

W81416-C W81417-B

Dancing tambourine Silhouette

N.Y., Sep 2, 1927 OK rejected OK rejected

W81416-E W81417-E

Dancing tambourine Silhouette

N.Y., Sep 9, 1927 OK40901,PaR3446 OK40901,PaR3446

W81768-B W81769-C

My blue heaven Sapphire

N.Y., Nov 2, 1927 OK40931,PaR3508 OK40931,PaRlll

RUBE BLOOM, vocal with piano (-1); or piano solo (-2). N.Y., Jan 23, 1928 EDDY FORD (on Parlophone) W400041-B I'm cryin"cause I know I'm losing you (-1) OK 40988, Pa E6048 W400042-C Serenata(-2) OK 41073 Note: The reverse of OKeh 40988 is also a vocal by Rube Bloom, but the accompaniment is by guitar only - there is no piano. RUBE BLOOM, piano solo W400099B-C That futuristic rag

N.Y., Feb 21, 1928 OK41073,PaR162

W400848-A

Because my baby don't mean "Maybe" now!

N.Y., Jul 5, 1928 OK 41117, Pa R208

W401048-A W401049-A

Spirituelle I can't give you anything but love

N.Y., Aug 2, 1928 OK unissued OK 41117

108507-2 108508-2

Sonny boy There's a rainbow 'round my shoulder

N.Y., Nov , 1928 Pathe 36916, Pe 15097 Pathe 36916, Pe 15097

W401755-

Annabelle

N.Y., Mar 28, 1929 OK unissued

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Tantalizing Tingles RUBE BLOOM, piano solo BS86472-1 Penthouse BS86473-1 On the green BS86474-1 One Finger Joe BS86475-2 Aunt Jemina's birthday

N.Y., Dec 18, 1934 Vi25060 Vi25060 Vi 25227 Vi 25227

JIMMY BLYTHE JAMES BLYTHE, piano solo 1750-1 -2 Chicago stomps 1751-1-2 Armour Ave. struggle

Chicago, Apr Pm12207 Pm 12207

2201 -1 2202-1

Chicago, Jul Pm 12304 Pm 12304

Fat meat and greens Jimmie blues

1924

1925

JIMMIE BLYTHE, piano solo Chicago, c.May, 1926 1025 Lovin's been here and gone to the Mecca Flat Pm 12370 1026 Mr. Freddie blues Pm 12370 DUKE OWENS, piano solo; ace. by Jas. O'Brien, guitar (-1). Chicago, Dec 6, 1927 GE13287-A Handful o' keys Ge unissued GE13288 Searchin' for flats (-1) Ge unissued Note: Both titles are marked "Hold - see Black Patti" in the Gennett files, but no Black Patti issues are known. GEORGE JEFFERSON, piano solo; ace. by Jas. O'Brien, guitar (-1). Chicago, Dec 8, 1927 GE13299 It's hot - let it alone (-1) Ge 6423 GE13300 Bearcat blues Ge 6378 Note: Despite being entered in the Gennett files under the pseudonym DUKE OWENS, both issues are credited to GEORGE JEFFERSON as shown above. JIMMY BLYTHE, blues piano solo E7258 Alley rat E7259 Sweet papa

Chicago, Mar 30, 1928 Voll81 V0U8I

BLYTHE & BURTON, piano duet WILLIAMS & MOORE (on QRS) TOM & JERRY (on Champion) GE13682-B Dustin' the keys

Chicago, Apr 1, 1928

GE13683

Block and tackle blues

Gnt 6502, QRS R7015, Ch 15507 Gnt 6502, QRS R7015

featured piano duet with W.E. Burton, with DIXIE FOUR. Chicago, c.June, 1928 20657-1 Five o'clock stomp Pm 12674 20658-2 Kentucky stomp Pm 12661 20659-2 South Side stomp Pm 12674 20660-2 St. Louis man Pm 12661

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Tantalizing Tingles JIMMY BLYTHE featured piano with MIDNIGHT ROUNDERS. C2254-C Bull fiddle rag C2255-B Barrell house baker (sic)

Chicago, Aug 21, 1928 Vo rejected Vo rejected

Chicago, Oct 9, 1928 C2421-B Shake your shimmy Vo 1218, Spt S2234 C2422-A Bull fiddle rag Vo 1237 Note: The reverse of Supertone S2234 is also credited to THE MIDNIGHT ROUNDERS, but it is actually by a different unrelated group. JIMMY BLYTHE & CHARLIE CLARKE, piano duet. Richmond, Mar 20, 1931 GN17636-B Bow to your Papa Ch 16451 GN17637-C Don't break down Ch 16451

SAM BOGEN See Harry BIDGOOD. MOISSAYE BOGUSLAWSKI, piano solo. 980 Prelude in C Sharp Minor 981 Dizzy fingers

Chicago, c.early 1926 Autograph 500 Autograph 500

JOE BOLTON Pseudonym for Joseph BATTEN. C.H.H. BOOTH, piano solo Wild West galop 271

N.Y., Oct 29, 1898 Berliner 271

C.H.H. BOOTH, pianoforte solo A1078-1 Florodora sextette A1079-1 Creole belles

N.Y., Nov 1. 1901 Vil078 Vil079

CHARLES BOURNE & PHIL ELLIS, piano duet. W140610-3 Nola W140611-1 If you knew Susie

N.Y., May 18, 1925 Co unissued Co 398-D

EUDAY BOWMAN, piano solo 11748 12th Street rag

Richmond, Feb 2, 1924 Bowman

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Tantalizing Tingles STAN BRADBURY, piano solo 53481 Medley of popular songs, Part 1 53482 Medley of popular songs, Part 2

London, Jan , 1934 Homochord HR64 Homochord HR64

DON BRADMAN (Australian Cricket XI, 1930), piano solo. London, Sep 18, 1930 WA10676-1 Old fashioned locket & Our bungalow of dreams Co DB270, D0243 Note: The reverse of this record by the famous cricketer is a talk titled "How it's done" MARIO BRAGGIOTTI See Jacques FRAY.

HUBERT BRATH & PARTNER RUDOLPH SVINERFELDT, piano solo London, Apr 30, 1923 Yy2905-2 Home sweet home Zo 457 Yy2906-1 Blue Danube Zo457 Note: the above recordings replace versions of the same titles recorded in 1909, but although the re-recordings are piano duets the Zonophone issue continued to credit the original artist as a piano soloist! LARRY BRIERS incidental piano with OKEH TRIO. 70583-A Kitten on the keys

N.Y., Apr OK 4596

LARRY BRIERS, piano solo 8330-A Fine feathers

N.Y., Apr 19, 1923 SG 9453

1922

SID BRIGHT, piano solo; with Hawaiian guitar by Len Fillis (-1). LEN FILLIS & SID BRIGHT, guitar & piano duet (-2) London, Jun 29, 1927 WA5798-2 Community blues (-1) Co 4471, 0826 WA5800-1 A blues serenade (-2) Co 4920 What's the use of talking (-2) The blue room & Mountain greenery (-2)

London, Oct 24, 1927 Co 4709, 01010 Co 4709, 01010

SID BRIGHT & DONALD THORNE, pianoforte duet. CA12018-1 Viktoria and Her Hussar - Selection CA12019-1 Pardon, Madame

London, Sep 28, 1931 Co DB638, D0561 Co DB638, D0561

WA6428-1 WA6429-1

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Tantalizing Tingles BROADWAY RASTUS Pseudonym for Frank MELROSE.

REGINALD THOMAS BROUGHTON HARRY THOMAS, piano solo B18684-3 A classical spasm B18685-3 Delirious rag

N.Y., Nov 20, 1916 Vi rejected Vi rejected

B18684-4 B18685-4

A classical spasm Delirious rag

N.Y., Dec 4, 1916 Vi18229 Vi18229

77351 -5

Apple sauce

N.Y., Sep 19, 1917 Co rejected

77351-10

Apple sauce

N.Y., Oct 18, 1917 Co unissued

78237-

Goodbye France

N.Y., Jan 2, 1919 Co unissued

Valse inspiration

Montreal, c.Sep, 1922 HMV 216367

Symphonola

Montreal, c.Jan, 1924 HMV 216449

You're a real sweetheart Lonesome in the moonlight

Montreal, c.Oct, 1928 HMV 216524 HMV 216524

with vocal chorus. My blackbirds are bluebirds now My inspiration is you

v v

I'm just a vagabond lover Louise

Montreal, c.Jan, 1929 HMV 216537 HMV 216537 Montreal, c.Jun, 1929 HMV 216544 HMV 216544

Records by the HARRY THOMAS TRIO are outside the scope of this discography.

HENRY BROWN, piano stomp; with guitar & talking C3453Stomp 'em down to the bricks

Chicago, May 9, 1929 Br7086

HENRY BROWN, piano solo HENRY CHARLES (on Broadway) 15450 Henry Brown blues Note: Broadway issue titled "Henry Charles blues".

Richmond, Aug 16, 1929

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Pm 12825, Bwy 5094

Tantalizing Tingles HENRY BROWN, piano solo L180-1 Eastern chimes blues L181-1 Deep Morgan blues

Grafton, c.Nov, 1929 Pm 12988 Pm 12988

Recordings by Henry Brown with trombonist Ike Rodgers do not come within the scope of this discography.

NACIO HERB BROWN featured piano duet by Nacio Herb Brown & Gene Rose with JESSE STAFFORD & HIS ORCHESTRA. L.A., Nov 17, 1929 LAE657-A The woman in the shoe Br 4659*

FORD L. BUCK, piano solo C709-10 Black bottom C711-12 Rhapsody junior C713-14 The girl friend

Chicago, Feb 24, 1927 Vo unissued Vo unissued Vo unissued

HANS BUND, Klavier & Bravour-Tanz-Orchester. Berlin, Dec 10, 1931 JACK BUND & HIS BRAVOUR DANCE BAND (on Parlophone) Be9671 Trink' bei mir heut' Nachmittag Tee (When I take my Sugar to tea) Od 0-11572, Pa R1974, Gl GO-13339 Be9672 O Rosmarie (Smile, darn ya, smile) Od 0-11572 Be9671-4 Be9672-3

Berlin, Jan 9, 1932 Trink bei mir heut' Nachmittag Tee (When I take my Sugar to tea) Od rejected O Rosmarie (Smile, darn ya, smile) Od 0-11572, Pa A6058, Gl GO-13339

Be9738

Tanzender Schmetterling (Dancing butterfly)

Be9739

Immer nur du (Faithfully yours)

Berlin, Jan 22, 1932 Od 0-11590, Pa R1347, A3558,G1 GO-13306 Od 0-11590, Gl GO-13306

HANS BUND KLAVIER-ORCHESTER (Moderne Tanze auf zwei Klavieren) JACK BUND & HIS BRAVOUR DANCE BAND (on Parlophone) Berlin, Apr 4, 1932 133483 Madel, so bist du (Hungarian song) Par B48181, Pa R1300, A3549 133487 Einbisschen Liebe ftirmich (Leave a little Par B48196, Pa R1382, forme) A3574

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Tantalizing Tingles HANS BUND KLAVIER-ORCHESTER Berlin, Apr 13, 1932 JACK BUND & HIS BRAVOUR DANCE BAND (on Parlophone) 133484 Musik muss sein (She shall have music) Par B48181, Pa R1300, A3549 133497 Die Konigin Helene (The Queen was in the parlour) Par B48196 133537 133538

Berlin, Jun 4, 1932 Heut' bin ich gut aufgelegt (I'm in good form today) ParB48200, Pa R1276, A3491 Na und... (And then...?) Par B48200, Pa R1276, A3491

133638

Der Jongleur (The juggler)

133639

Karo Bube (Knave of Diamonds)

Berlin, Oct 18, 1932 ParB48242, Pa R1364, A3556,GlGO13180 ParB48242, Pa R1364, A3556,G1G013180

BRAVOUR-TANZ-ORCHESTER; Leitung: Hans Bund. Berlin, Nov 17, 1932 JACK BUND & HIS BRAVOUR DANCE BAND (on Parlophone) Bel0107 Die Katze auf den Tasten (Kitten on the keys) Od 0-11744, Pa R1391, A3579,GlGO-13159 DEUTSCHES KLAVIER-JAZZ-DUO HANS BUND IHans Bund & Herbert Jager] Berlin, c.Dec, 1932 18925 Karo-Bube (Knave of Diamonds) Te A1386 18926 Rhythmic Te A1386 18974 18975 18976 18977

Spitzentanz der tasten (Fairy tiptoe) Friihlings-Rhythmus (Spring fever) Nordlicht (Eskimo shivers) Fliichtige Finger (Loose fingers)

Berlin, Jan 25, 1933 TeA1387 TeA1375 TeA1375 TeA1387

19138 19139

Tanzende Sterne (Dancing Stars) Fertig los! (Go on!)

Berlin, Jun , 1933 TeA1453 TeA1453

HANS BUND & GEORG HAENTZSCHEL, Tanz auf zwei Flugeln. Berlin, Feb , 1934 19730 Antilopen Te A1640 19731 Das verriickte Klavier Te A1640 Other recordings by this artist (including many issued as Hans/Jack Bund & His Bravour Dance Band) are not listed here, although some may also feature Bund's piano. JOHNNY BURTON, novelty piano solo. Richmond, Nov 20, 1928 GE14442-B Paraphrase on When you and I were young, Maggie Ge unissued

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Tantalizing Tingles W.E. "BUDDY" BURTON W.H. BURTON-MARCUS MOMAN-CLIFF MOORE. HARLEM TRIO (on Herwin) 15159 St. Louis blues 15160-A Fuzzy Wuzzy 15161-A Do do lady 15162 Roll that jelly

Richmond, Jun 7, 1929

ALABAMA JIM & GEORGE BURTON & MOMAN (on Champion 15774) LOUISIANA JOE & SLIM (on Champion 50063) GE15181 Memphis rhythm

Richmond, Jun 10, 1929

Pm Pm Pm Pm

12787, Her 93012 12787, Her 93012 12789 12789

Ge 6905, Ch 15774, 50063, Spt 9475 Note: Other titles from this session are vocal blues performances, and outside the scope of this discography. BLACK DIAMOND TWINS [W.E. Burton & Bob Hudson, vocal & piano duet] N.Y., Mar 31, 1932 11625-3 Block and tackle vWEB-BH Ba 32435, Pe 0206, Or 8137, Ro 5137 See also Jimmy BLYTHE. BRETTQN BYRD, pianist; with Jay Wilbur's Band. 5934-2 Song hit memories, Part 1 5935-1 Song hit memories, Part 2

London, Oct Im 2619 Im 2619

BOB CALL, piano solo C5028-B Thirty-one blues

Chicago, Dec 13, 1929 Br7137

CARLISLE & WELLMON, pianoforte duet. 28255 Chip-chip 28256 Sextette from "Lucia" in ragtime

London, c.Oct, 1912 Co 2054, Re G6204 Co 2054. Re G6204

1931

Other recordings by these artists are vocal duets and outside the scope of this discography. HOAGY CARMICHAEL, piano solo BS78842-1 Stardust BS78843-1 Cosmics

N.Y., Dec 6, 1933 Vi24484 Vi24484

BVE78843-5 Cosmics

N.Y., Dec 22, 1933 Vi rejected

Other recordings by Hoagy Carmichael are outside the scope of this discography.

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Tantalizing Tingles EDDIE CARROLL & BOBBIE McGEE, piano duet. London, Sep 26, 1934 CE6635-1 Medley (Intro: In the shade of the old apple tree; My blue heaven; Running wild) Pa R1941 CE6636-1 Poor butterfly Pa R1988 CE6637-1 Medley (Intro: Some of these days; Roses of Picardy; Chinatown, my Chinatown; If you knew Susie) Pa R1941 CE6638-1 Still waters Pa rejected EDDIE CARROLL, piano solo. CE6638-2 Still waters

London, Nov 14, 1934 PaR1988

GEORGE CARROZZA, piano solo GEX2737 C Sharp rag

N.Y., Jul Ge test

FRANCIS J. CARTER, piano solo W80119-A I wonder what's become of Joe? W80120-A The birth of the blues

N.Y., Sep 16, 1926 OK 40693 OK 40693

MR. CASTLE, piano solo 5502 Under the double eagle march

London, Aug 8, 1898 Berliner 5502

1736

Synop - Polka-mazurka

1930

London, Mar 24, 1899 Berliner 11042

HERMAN CHITTISON IVORY CHITTISON & BANJO JOE 13553-1 Unlucky blues 13554-1 My four reasons

N.Y., Jul 17, 1933 Vo 25011 Vo 25011

HERMAN CHITTISON, piano solo 1224wpp Honeysuckle rose 1226wpp Swingin' 1227wpp Harlem rhythm dance 1228wpp Nagasaki 1229wpp You gave me everything but love

Paris, May , 1934 BrA500438, 01847 Br rejected BrA500439, 01960 BrA500440 BrA500440

1244wpp 1245wpp 1246wpp 1247wpp 1248wpp 1249wpp

Paris, Jun , 1934 BrA500439, 01960 BrA500450 BrA500451,VoS232 BrA500450, 02022 BrA500451,VoS232 BrA500438, 01847

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Swingin' Stormy weather St. Louis blues You'll be my lover Red Jill rag Bugle call rag

Tantalizing Tingles HERMAN CHITTISON, piano solo Paris, Jul , 1934 1326wpp Trees Br A500440,02022 Note: There are two different pressings of Br A500440 - one couples 1228wpp & 1229wpp, the other couples 1228wpp & 1326wpp.

AXEL CHRISTENSEN, rag-jazz piano solo 846-2 Teasing the classics

N.Y., Sep , 1921 Pm 20173, Pu 11199

AXEL CHRISTENSEN, piano solo 1302-1 Old Black Joe & Auld lang syne 1303-1 Cauldron rag & Star and garter waltz

N.Y., c.Jan, 1923 Pm 20218, Pu 11239 Pm 20218, Pu 11239

8501 -A

Teasing the klassies

Chicago, c.Nov, 1923 OK4973,PaE5179

20242-2 20243-2

Walking blues Syncophonic

Chicago, Dec , 1927 Pm 20603, Bwy 1161 Pm 20603, Bwy 1161

Other titles by this artist are vocals or monologues and do not come whe scope of this discography. HERBERT CLAIR See ORIGINAL PIANO TRIO.

CHARLIE CLARK See Jimmy BLYTHE.

JACK CLARKE-H.B. HEDLEY-GEORGE MIDDLETON, piano trio London, May 14, 1928 Bb 12976-1 Entr'acte HMV B2793 Bb 14237-2

Just suppose

JIM CLARKE, piano solo with talking. C4915-A Fat Fanny stomp C4916-A Fat Fanny stomp C4922-A Fat Fanny stomp C4923-A Fat Fanny stomp C507928

Fat Fanny stomp

London, Aug 16, 1928 HMV B2793

Chicago, Dec 8, 1929 Vo rejected Vo rejected Vo rejected Vo rejected Chicago, Jan Vo 1536

1930

Tantalizing Tingles JOHN CLARKE Pseudonym on Kismet for Raie DA COSTA.

SONNY CLAY, piano solo L.A., c.Dec, 1924 208 Gang of blues Triumph 210 Punishing the piano Triumph Note: A test-pressing of the above titles is known to exist, but they were apparently never issued.

ED CLAYPOOLE. piano solo Raggin' the scale Skidding

N.Y., Mar 16, 1927 Vi test Vi test

LEW COBEY, piano solo E7218 Marcheta

N.Y., Vo Pan Vo Pan

E7220

Sometime

Mar 24, 1928 15671, Me M12221, 25095, PI 2221 15671, Me M12221, 25095, P12221

PEGGY COCHRANE, piano solo; with dance band ace. LO. 1028 White Horse Inn - Selection LO. 1029 Wonder Bar - Selection

London, May Beast 3054 Beast 3054

LO. 1236 LO. 1237

London, c.Aug, 1931 Beast 3097 Beast 3097

Musical comedy memories, Part 1 Musical comedy memories, Part 2

PEGGY COCHRANE, piano solo A1049 More musical comedy memories, Part 1 A1050 More musical comedy memories, Part 2

1931

London, c.Apr, 1932 Beast 3194 Beast 3194

PEGGY COCHRANE, piano solo (with Rudy Starita, xylophone & effects*) London, c.Jun, 1932 Al 121 The cuckoo in the nest* Beast 3201 Al 122 Dance of the little Dutch dolls* Beast 3201 with vocal effects. 1178 A posy of popular tunes, Part 1 1179 A posy of popular tunes, Part 2

v v

London, c.Aug, 1932 Beast 3236 Beast 3236

with vocal refrain. 1252X Popular melodies on a piano, Part 1 v 1253 Popular melodies on a piano, Part 2v

London, c.Dec, 1932 Beast 3278 Beast 3278

1324-2 1325

London, c.Mar, 1933 Beast 3304 Beast 3304

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The Good Companions - Selection The Kid from Spain - Selection

Tantalizing Tingles PEGGY COCHRANE, piano solo 1373-3 Moon song 1374-3 Dancing butterfly This Week of Grace - Selection College Humour - Selection with vocal chorus. A1451-2 Too Much Harmony - Selection v A1452-1 Moonlight and Melody - Selection v

London, c.May, 1933 Beast 3329 Beast 3329 London, c.Sep, 1933 Beast 3351 Beast 3351 London, c.Dec, 1933 Beast 3366 Beast 3366

See also William WALKER.

HENRI COLO-BONNET M. COLO-BONNET, piano solo; [with violin ace] Paris, early 1933 7910A-B Swinging Choudens 1041 Note: The above issue claims accompaniment by orchestra, but this is incorrect.

DAVE COMER COMER & BLANCHE, banjo & piano duet; with orch. 29543 Hors d'oeuvre 29544 Beets and turnips

London, Apr , 1915 Re G6936 Re G6936

ZEZ CONFREY, piano solo 5061 Kitten on the keys

N.Y., Jan Br 2082*

1921 1921

5092

My pet

N.Y., Feb Br 2082*

5601

Poor buttermilk

N.Y., May , 1921 Br2112*

5813

You tell 'em ivories

N.Y., Jun Br2112*

Kitten on the keys

N.Y., c.Jul, 1921 Arto 9082, Bell P82

JIMMY O'KEEFE, piano solo 795-1 -2 Kitten on the keys 796-1 -2 Canadian capers

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1921

N.Y., Aug , 1921 Pm 20066 Pm 20066

Tantalizing Tingles ZEZ CONFREY, piano solo 6219 Greenwich witch

N.Y., Aug Br2167

1921 , 1921

6742

Coaxing the piano

N.Y., Sep Br2167

8226

Kitten on the keys

N.Y., Sep 23, 1921 Ed 50898, BA 5169

ZEZ CONFREY, piano solo VI PALMER (on Regal & Banner) PIANO SOLO (on Austral) 41996-2 Kitten on the keys 41997-1

Poor buttermilk

42202-1

Greenwich witch

42203-1-2-3

You tell 'em ivories

N.Y., Sep , 1921 Em 10486, Re 9154, Ba 2049, Si 2664 Em 10486, 10616, Re 9154, Ba 2049, Si 2664, Austral A55 N.Y., Feb , 1922 Em 10523, 10616, Re 9209, Ba 2059, Si 2663, Austral A55 Em 10523, Re 9209, Ba 2059, Si 2663

ZEZ CONFREY & HIS ORCHESTRA (Mr. Confrey at the piano) N.Y., Mar 21, 1922 B26259-2 Kitten on the keys Vi rejected N.Y., Apr 27, 1922 Vi rejected Vi rejected

B26259-6 B26322-4

Kitten on the keys I love her, she loves me

B26259-8

Kitten on the keys

B26322-8

I love her, she loves me

B26656-5

Are you playing fair?

B26657-4

Struttin' at the Strutters' Ball

B26742-3 B26743-2

N.Y., Aug 30, 1922 Vi 18945, HMV B1557 Zenda I'm goin' to plant myself in my old plantation home Vi 18981, HMV B1557, Zo3499

B26791-4 B26792-4

Cow bells True Blue Sam

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N.Y., May 4, 1922 Vi 18900, HMV B1385, Zo3507 Vi 18902, HMV B1422, Zo3427 N.Y., Jun 29, 1922 Vi 18921, HMV B1459, Zo3448 Vi 18932, HMV B1408, Zo3452

N.Y., Sep 22, 1922 Vi rejected Vi rejected

Tantalizing Tingles ZEZ CONFREY & HIS ORCHESTRA. B26791-7 Cow bells B26792-8

True Blue Sam

N.Y., Oct 2, 1922 Vi 18962, HMV 1517, Zo3467 Vi rejected

B26792-12

True Blue Sam

N.Y., Oct 5, 1922 Vi rejected

B26792-16

True Blue Sam

B26955-3

All muddled up

B27133-4 B27134-2

Open your arms, my Alabamy The Fuzzy Wuzzy Bird

N.Y., Oct 13, 1922 Vi 18973, HMV B1554, Zo 3494 Vi 18973, HMV B1554, Zo3494 N.Y., Nov 10, 1922 Vi 18994, Zo 3503 Vi 19037, Zo 3562

B27260-5

N.Y., Dec 26, 1922 Vi 19009, HMV B1589, Zo3535 When all your castles come tumbling down Vi rejected

B27260-8

When all your castles come tumbling down

B27447-2 B27448-1

Some little someone Sunny Jim

B27259-4

Dumbell

N.Y., Jan 4, 1923 Vi 19008, HMV B1662, Zo3541 N.Y., Feb 1, 1923 Vi 19037, Zo 3562 Vi 19034, Zo 3554

N.Y., Mar 14, 1923 Vi rejected B27653-5 Liza Vi rejected B27654-3 New Hampshire Note: When the above titles were successfully remade on Mar 21, 1923 Zez Confrey was replaced by Phil OHMAN. B27820-2

Wet yo' thumb

B27821-2

Morning will come

B28007-4 B28008-5

Oh! Harold! Rosetime and you

B28007-5

Oh! Harold!

B28008-9

Rosetime and you

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N.Y., Apr 12, 1923 Vi 19044, HMV B1694, Zo3591 Vi 19063, HMV B1679, Zo3568 N.Y., May 15, 1923 Vi rejected Vi rejected N.Y., Jun 4, 1923 Vi 19090, HMV B1739, Zo3586 Vi 19090, HMV B1742, Zo3586

Tantalizing Tingles ZEZ CONFREY & HIS ORCHESTRA. B28211-4 Nickel in the slot B28212-4 Pickles

N.Y., Jun 22, 1923 Vi rejected Vi rejected

B28212-9 B28270-4

Pickles Dusting the keys

N.Y., Jul 11, 1923 Vi unissued Vi unissued

B30451-4 B30453-5

Greenwich witch Dizzy fingers

N.Y., Jul 1, 1924 Vi unissued Vi rejected

B28211-7 B30355-2

Nickel in the slot Mississippi shivers

N.Y., Jul 3, 1924 Vi19430 Vi19430

B31437-3 B31438-2

Humorestless Charleston chuckles

N.Y., Nov 21, 1924 Vi19606 Vi 19606, Zo 3911

Later recordings under this name do not include Zez Confrey - see under Jack SHILKRET or Nat SHILKRET.

ROBERT COOPER, piano solo. San Antonio, Apr 3, 1934 JOE PULLUM (on Bluebird B5661) BVE82784-1 McKinney Street stomp BbB5661 BVE82785-1 West Dallas drag Bb B5459 Note: Although Bluebird B5661 is credited to Joe Pullum, it is actually a piano solo by Robert Cooper with incidental talking by Pullum. ROBERT COOPER, piano solo. San Antonio, Jan 29, 1935 JOE PULLUM-ROBERT COOPER (on Bluebird B5898) BVE87754-1 West Dallas drag No. 2 Bb B5947 BVE87755-1 Blues with class (-1) Bb B5898 Note: While Bluebird B5898 carries the dual credit shown above, it is essentially a piano solo by Cooper with talking by Pullum and Cooper at the beginning. Apart from the four titles listed here, other recordings from these sessions are vocal blues performances by Joe Pullum with only piano accompaniment by Robert Cooper.

VICTOR CORNELIUS D'HERRER CORNELIUS OG SCHMIDT, "ADLON", fly gel duet. Copenhagen, Sep 15, 1924 1844ax Rhapsodie rag Polyphon S49059, Gr/Po 20226 1845ax Temptation rag Polyphon S49059, Gr/Po 20226

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Tantalizing Tingles VICTOR CORNELIUS OG POUL ANDERSEN, "ADLON" [piano duet, with vocal by Victor Cornelius -1 ] Copenhagen, Jan 12, 1925 21751/2ax Silence and fun Polyphon XS49069, Gr/Po 20227 2176ax That' s the tune Polyphon unissued Polyphon XS49069, vVC 2177ax That's the tune (-1) Gr/Po 20227 Polyphon XS47000 2189ax Adlon Polyphon XS47000 vVC 2190ax Vil dusaenke ditoje (-1) VICTOR CORNEUUS OG POUL ANDERSEN, [piano duet] KLAVIERDUETT (on Grammophon) Copenhagen, c.Mar, 1925 Red hot mama Polyphon XS69001, Gr/Po 19339 The little wooden whistle Polyphon XS69001, Gr/Po 19339 Don't mind the rain Polyphon XS69003, Gr/Po 19340 Ah! Madame... Polyphon XS69003, Gr/Po 19340 Midnight tango Polyphon XS69007, Gr/Po 19341 817az Wenn du meine Tante siehst (When you see that aunt of mine) Polyphon XS69005, Gr/Po 19341 818az Bees knees Polyphon XS69009, Gr/Po 19343 819az Oh baby Polyphon XS69005, Gr/Po 19342 820az Teach me Polyphon XS69009, Gr/Po 19343 821az June night Polyphon XS69007, Gr/Po 19342 What'llldo 2278ax

Oh! Eva

VICTOR CORNELIUS, piano solo (& vocal D 4710ar Then I'll be happy (-1) vVC 4714ar Oh, she was wonderful (-1) vVC 4716ar Nofoolin'

Copenhagen, elate 1925 Polyphon XS49067, Gr/Po 19344 Polyphon XS49067, Gr/Po 19344 Copenhagen, Oct 16, 1926 Polyphon XS47014 Polyphon XS47022 Polyphon XS47014

VICTOR CORNELIUS, piano solo; with vocal chorus by Edgar Hansen. Copenhagen, Nov , 1926 4755ar Lille Hannah vEH Polyphon unissued 4756ar I'm tired of everything but you vEH Polyphon XS47022

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Tantalizing Tingles VICTOR CORNELIUS OG POUL ANDERSEN, "ADLON" [piano duet]; vocal by Victor Cornelius) Copenhagen, Feb 28, 1927 VICTOR CORNELIUS & LEO MATHISEN, piano duet (-2) 4776ar Gimme a little kiss, will ya huh? vVC Polyphon XS47029 4777ar My old Kentucky home vVC Polyphon XS47027 4778ar Billy Boy vVC Polyphon XS47027 4779ar The more we are together (-2) vVC Polyphon XS47029

JACK CORNELL See Arthur SCHUTT.

LILIAN CRAWFORD, piano solo N19487 Holiday N19488

In a mist (Bixology)

JESSE C. CRUMP, piano solo 11560 Mister Crump rag 11561 Golden West blues

Richmond, Feb 7, 1934 Ch 16817, Iragen IG-29-02 Ch 16817, Iragen IG-29-02

Richmond, Jul 20, 1923 Ge Special Ge Special

CLAY CUSTER Pseudonym for George W. THOMAS

RAIE da COSTA, piano solo E1794-2 Do that heebie-jeebie dance E1795-2 Polly El796 Mississippi mud El797-2 Dainty Miss

London, Mar , 1928 Pa R3533, A2488 Pa R3534, A2488 Pa R3533 Pa R3534

E1835-2 El836

Try to learn to love A room with a view

London, Apr , 1928 Pa R3535, A2689 Pa R3535, A2689

E1866-2 E1867-2

That's a Good Girl - Selection, Part 1 That's a Good Girl - Selection, Part 2

London, Apr Pa R130 Pa R130

ROY DENNIS, piano solo 4802-2 It all belongs to me 4803-2 Clockwork

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1928

London, Apr 20, 1928 Iml897 Im 1897

Tantalizing Tingles RAIE da COSTA, piano solo RAIE da COSTA & HER PARTNER, piano duet (-1) E1933 So This is Love - Selection, Part 1 (-1) E1934 So This is Love - Selection, Part 2 (-1) E1935-2 An'furthermore E1936-2 Teach me to dance like Grandma

London, May , 1928

RAIE da COSTA, piano solo JOHN CLARKE (on Kismet) E1943-2 Can't help lovin' dat man E1944 Why do I love you? E1945-2 OF Man River E1946-2 Cotton blossom & Hey Feller

London, May , 1928

PaR131 PaR131 Pa R123, A2550 PaR123,A2550

PaR121,A2757 Pa R122, Kismet K717 PaR121,A2757 Pa R122, Kismet K717

London,Jun , 1928 RAIE da COSTA ENSEMBLE RAIE da COSTA, piano solo (-2) Pa R162, A2615 E1966 Beautiful E1967-2 Fancy our meeting & Sweet So-and-So (-2) PaR150 E1968-2 The one I'm looking for (-2) PaR150 London,Jun , 1928 E1986-2 Laughing marionette PaR163 E1987 Rag doll Pa R163 Note: Parlophone R163 was schedualed for release in mid-August 1928 but was never issued. These titles were eventually remade (see mxs. E2168 & E2169 below). RAIE da COSTA (Dance Pianiste Supreme), piano solo. RAIE da COSTA, piano solo; with orchestra (-3) XE2001 When day is done (-3) XE2002-2 Sweetheart, I'm dreaming of you (-3) E2003 Hollyhock E2004 Razor blades E2005-2 Lucky in love E2006-2 The varsity drag E2007-2 The best things in life are free E2008-2 Good news

London, Jul

RAIE da COSTA (Dance Pianiste Supreme), piano solo. E2104-2 My one and only E2105-2 He loves and she loves A E2106-2 S wonderful E2107 Crazy rhythm E2108-2 Love me or leave me E2109-2 Funny face E2110-2 When I set eyes on you E2111 Under the stars where I was born

London, Aug ,1928 PaR228 PaR229,A2681 Pa R229, A2681 PaR231 PaR231 PaR228 PaR232 PaR232

E2116-2 E2117 E2118 E2119-2

London, Sep Pa R274 Pa R225 PaR225 Pa R274

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Spread a little happiness Roll away clouds Paradise Square Ev'ry little moment

,1928

PaE10748,A4041 PaE10748,A4041 PaR189 PaR189 PaR177,A2598 PaR176,A2599 PaR177,A2598 PaR176,A2599

1928

Tantalizing Tingles RAIE da COSTA ENSEMBLE E2168 Rag doll E2169-2 Laughing marionette

London, Oct , 1928 Pa R238, A2677 Pa R238, A2677

RAIE da COSTA, piano solo; with orchestra. XE2188-2 Funny Face - Selection, Part 1 XE2189 Funny Face - Selection, Part 2

London, Nov 19, 1928 PaE10785,A4074 PaE10785,A4074

RAIE da COSTA, piano solo Kute and kunning E2271-2

London, Dec , 1928 PaR318

RAIE da COSTA ENSEMBLE (-4) RAIE da COSTA, piano solo E2301-2 Glad rag doll (-4) E2302-2 What d'ya say? (-4) E2303 American tune (-4) E2304-2 Old Man Sunshine

London, Jan , 1929

E2359 E2360 E2361-2

Merry Merry - Selection, Part 1 Merry Merry - Selection, Part 2 Imagination

Pa R276, A2727 PaR290,A2727,A2861 PaR290 Pa R276 London, Feb , 1929 PaR321 PaR321 PaR318

with banjo• specialty (-5). E2384 Let's fall in love The banjo (-5) E2385 Wake up and dream E2386 Looking at you E2387

London, Mar , 1929 PaR322 PaR322 PaR323 PaR323

RAIE da COSTA ENSEMBLE E2391-3 Fashionette E2392-2 Dancing shadows

London, Mar , 1929 Pa R335, A2861 PaR335,A3361

RAIE da COSTA, piano solo London, Aug ,1929 E2720-2 Bitter Sweet - Piano medley, Part 1 (Intro: I'll see you again; Kiss me) Pa R410, A3429 E2721 Bitter Sweet - Piano medley, Part 2 (Intro: Dear little cafe; If love were all) Pa R410, A3429 RAIE da COSTA ENSEMBLE E2768-2 The wedding of the painted doll E2769-2 [ unknown title] E2770-2 The little Dutch doll

London, Sep Pa rejected Pa unissued Pa rejected

1929

RAIE da COSTA, piano solo London, Sep , 1929 E2775-2 Follow Through - Selection, Part 1 (Intro: My lucky star; Button up your overcoat) Pa R454, A2929 E2776-2 Follow Through - Selection, Part 2 (Intro: You wouldn't fool me,would you?; I want to be bad) Pa R454, A2929 RAIE da COSTA ENSEMBLE E2768-3 The wedding of the painted doll E2770-4 The little Dutch doll

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London, Oct 1929 Pa R472 Pa R472, A3361

Tantalizing Tingles RAIE da COSTA, piano solo E2831 The lonesome little doll E2832-2 The parade of the Pied Piper E2895 E2896-2 E2989 E2990

Lovable and sweet & Broken up tune My dream memory

London, Oct , 1929 Pa R488, A2938 Pa R488, A2937 London, Nov , 1929 PaR521,A2938 PaR521,A2938

London, Dec The House That Jack Built - Selection (Intro: My heart is saying; The thought never entered my head) Pa R538 Dear Love - Selection (Intro: L-o-v-e; Love is a mist) Pa R538

1929

E3031 E3032

You're in the way The doll's house

London, Dec PaR599 PaR588

1929

I'm like a sailor High and low

London, Dec Pa R576 Pa R576

1929

E3037-3 E3038-2

London,Jan Pierrette PaR818 Hexentanz Pa R818 The Damask Rose - Selection (Intro: Love's a dream) PaR588

1930

E3072 E3073 E3074

The Punch and Judy show

London,Jan PaR599

1930

E3109 E3116

London, Jan , 1930 The Gold Diggers of Broadway - Selection, Part 1 (Intro: Go to bed; Tip toe through the tulips with me) Pa R632

E3135 E3136 E3137-2 E3138

E3150 E3151 E3152-2 E3153 E3154

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London, Feb , 1930 Rio Rita - Selection, Part 1 Pa R611 Rio Rita - Selection, Part 2 Pa R611 The Love Parade - Selection, Part 1 (Intro: Dream lover; My love parade) Pa R612 The Gold Diggers of Broadway - Selection, Part 2 (Intro: Song of the gold diggers; Painting the clouds with sunshine) Pa R632 London, Feb , 1930 Sally - Selection, Part 1 Pa R693 Sally - Selection, Part 2 Pa R693 The Love Parade - Selection, Part 2 (Intro: March of the Grenadiers; Nobody's using it now; Let's be common) PaR612 Ma belle Pa R625 March of the Musketeers Pa R625

Tantalizing Tingles RAIE DA COSTA, pianoforte solo London, Apr 7, 1930 Bb 19218-2 Rio Rita-Medley HMVB3441* Bbl9219-3 No No Nanette - Medley HMV B3441* BM9220-1 C.B. Cochran's 1930 Review Medley, Part 1 HMV B3418 BM9221-2 C.B. Cochran's 1930 Review Medley, Part 2 HMV B3418

BM9296-2

London, May 6, 1930 Cryin' for the Carolines HMV B3450* High Society Blues - Medley (Intro: I'm in the market for you; Just like in a story book) HMV B3450* Toy land holiday HMV B3697*

Bb 19809-1 BM9810-2 BM9811-2 Bb 19812-1

Rigoletto - Paraphrase, Part 1 Rigoletto - Paraphrase, Part 2 Die Fledermaus - Selection, Part 1 Die Fledermaus - Selection, Part 2

London,Jun 13, 1930 HMV C1967* HMV C1967* HMV B3500* HMV B3500*

Bb 19560-2 BM9561-2

King of Jazz - Medley, Part 1 King of Jazz Medley, Part 2

London, Jul 17, 1930 HMV B3538* HMV B3538*

Bb 19967-2 Bb 19968-2 Bb 19969-2

Follow a Star - Medley, Part 1 Follow a Star - Medley, Part 2 Moods

London, Sep 1, 1930 HMV B3584* HMV B3584* HMV rejected

BM9969-4 BM9999-2 Bb20000-2 Bb20201-2

Moods One night alone with you Shoo the hoodoo away The Big Pond - Medley

London, Sep 12, 1930 HMV B3697* HMVB3591* HMV B3695* HMVB3591*

BM9294-1 Bb 19295-2

Bb20483-2 Bb20484-2 Bb20485-1

OB38-2

London, Nov 4, 1930 What good am I without you? HMV B3695* Evergreen - Medley (Intro: Dancing on the ceiling; No place but home) HMV B3689 Little Tommy Tucker - Medley (Intro: Out of the blue; Let's be sentimental) HMV B3689 London, Jan 17, 1931 Medley of marches (Tin can fusiliers; Toy town parade; Toy drum major; Toy town artillery; Colonel Bogey) HMV B3755*

RAIE DA COSTA, pianoforte solo; (assisted by The Night Club Kings -6). London, Feb 4, 1931 OB76-1 Whoopee - Medley (My baby just cares for me; A girl friend of a boy friend of mine) (-6) HMV B3777 OB77-1 Monte Carlo - Medley (Intro: Beyond the blue horizon; Always in all ways) (-6) HMV B3777 OB78-1 The King's horses HMV B3755*

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Tantalizing Tingles RAIE DA COSTA, pianoforte solo OB94-2 Stand Up and Sing - Medley, Part 1 OB95-3 Stand Up and Sing - Medley, Part 2

London, Feb 10, 1931 HMV B3764* HMV B3764*

OB151-3 OB 152-2

I'm yours You're driving me crazy

London, Mar 11, 1931 HMVB3814* HMV B3814*

RAIE DA COSTA, piano; with xylophone & effects. OB841-4 Parade of the minutes OB842-4 Blue again

London, May 20, 1931 HMV B3877* HMV B3877*

RAIE DA COSTA, pianoforte solo London, Jun 1, 1931 OB953-2 White Horse Inn - Medley (Intro: Your eyes; It would be wonderful; You too) HMV B3878, EA1051 OB954-1 The Millionaire Kid - Medley (Intro: Thank you sincerely; Life is meant for love; I'd be lost without you) HMV B3878,EA 1178 OB983-2 OB984-1

Would you like to take a walk? The match parade

London, Jun 12, 1931 HMV B3888* HMV B3888*

OB 1263-2 OB1264-1

When the circus comes to town Reaching for the moon

London, Jul 6, 1931 HMV B3909, EA962 HMV B3909, EA961

OB 1322-2 OB 1323-2

I found you Let love take care of you

London, Aug 21, 1931 HMV B3937, EA962 HMV B3937, EA961

OB 1672-2 OB 1673-2

London, Sep 18, 1931 Viktoria and Her Hussar - Medley, Part 1 (Intro: Mausie; Pardon, madam; Mama) HMV B3957* Viktoria and Her Hussar - Medley, Part 2 (Intro: Only one girl in the world; No time for anyone but you; Goodnight; Following the drum) HMV B3957*

OB2202-2 OB2203-2

The Queen was in the parlour Just one more chance

London, Nov 3, 1931 HMV B3987,EA 1075 HMV B3987,EA 1051

OB2462-2 OB2463-2

Sweet and lovely Many happy returns of the day

London, Nov 30, 1931 HMVB4031* HMVB4031*

OB2587-1 OB2588-1

The penguin's patrol You're the one in a million

London, Jan 15, 1932 HMV B4069,EA 1075 HMV B4069,EA 1157

RAIE DA COSTA, piano solo; with celeste. OB2599-2 Standchen OB2600-1 Fame's gavotte

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London, Jan 19, 1932 HMV B4080* HMVB4080*

Tantalizing Tingles RAIE DA COSTA & HARRY JACOBSON, piano duet. London, Mar 4, 1932 OB2753-3 Goodnight, Vienna - Medley (Intro: Goodnight, Vienna; Living in clover) HMV B4103* OB2784-1 Sunshine Susie - Medley (Intro: Today I feel so happy; Just because I lost my heart to you) HMV B4103* RAIE DA COSTA, piano solo OB3316-1 Just humming along OB3317-1 You, just wonderful you

London, Apr 20, 1932 HMV B4178* HMV B4178*

OB3328-2 OB3329-1

One Hour With You - Medley, Part 1 One Hour With You - Medley, Part 2

London, Apr 26, 1932 HMVB4187* HMVB4187*

OB2282-1 OB2283-2

Sing, Brothers Auf wiedersehen, my dear

London,Jun 7, 1932 HMV B4209,EA 1178 HMV B4209,EA 1157

RAIE DA COSTA^ piano; with orchestra (-7) RAIE DA COSTA & RAY NOBLE, piano duet (-8) OB2337-2 Nola (-7) OB2338-1 Wherever you are (-8)

London, Jul 11, 1932 HMV B4225* HMV B4225*

RAIE DA COSTA, piano solo London, Sep 10, 1932 OB3836-3 Words and Music - Medley, Part 1 (Intro: Something to do; The party's over now) HMV B4268* OB3837-3 Words and Music - Medley, Part 2 (Intro: Mad about the boy; Let's say goodbye) HMV B4268* OB3995-2 OB3996-2

Say It With Music Medley, Part 2 Say It With Music - Medley, Part 1

London, Sep , 1932 HMV B4282* HMV B4282*

OB4443-2 OB4444-1

Moon When the morning rolls around

London, Oct 28, 1932 HMV B4328* HMV B4328*

OB4551-2 OB4552-2

Let's put out the lights My romance

London, Nov 29, 1932 HMV B4345* HMV B4345*

OB6203-2 OB6204-2

Please I'll follow you

London, Jan 6, 1933 HMV B4363* HMV B4363*

OB6260-1 OB6261-1

Everyone says "I love you" Butterflies in the rain

London, Feb 1, 1933 HMV B4373* HMV B4373*

OB6331-1 OB6332-1

Sweetheart Can't we meet again?

London, Mar 10, 1933 HMVB4402,EA1241 HMVB4402,EA1212

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Tantalizing Tingles RAIE DA COSTA, pianoforte solo OB6376-2 Under my umbrella OB6377-2 The girl in the little green hat

London, Mar 31, 1933 HMVB4415,EA1229 HMVB4415,EA1212

OB6670-1 OB6671-2

Music In The Air - Medley, Part 1 Music In The Air - Medley, Part 2

London, Apr 29, 1933 HMV B4433* HMV B4433*

OB6738-2 OB6739-1

You've got me crying again Hallelujah, I'm a Tramp - Medley

London, Jun 2, 1933 HMV B4463,EA 1229 HMVB4463

OB6789-2 OB6790-1

Waltz Time - Medley Dancing butterfly

London, Jun 30, 1933 HMV B4477,EA 1289 HMV B4477,EA 1241

In July, 1933 Raie Da Costa recorded four vocal duets with Hugh Morton, but these are outside the scope of this discography. RAIE DA COSTA, piano solo OB5335-2 I cover the waterfront OB5336-2 The wedding of Mr. Mickey Mouse

London, Sep 21, 1933 HMVB8012* HMVB8012*

OB5385-2 OB5386-2

How could we be wrong? Night and day

London, Oct 13, 1933 HMVB8045 HMV B8045,EA 1289

OB5412-1 OB5413-2

Thanks I've got you on my mind

London, Nov 4, 1933 HMV B8066* HMV B8066*

OB5536-2 OB5537-2

Mr. Whittington - Medley, Part 2 Mr. Whittington Medley, Part 1

London, Dec 21, 1933 HMVB8111* HMVB8111*

OB5543-1 OB5544-2 OB5545-2 OB5546-2

Did you ever see a dream walking? The first thing I knew Waltz romantique Jazz goblins

London, Dec 30, 1933 HMVB8097 HMV B8097,EA 1383 HMV B8125* HMV B8125*

OB5575-1 OB5576-1

I had to change the words One minute to one

London, Jan 27, 1934 HMVB8124,EA1383 HMV B8124

RAIE DA COSTA, piano; with New Mayfair Orchestra. OB5874-1 Ace of Clubs OB5875-2 Ace of Diamonds OB5876-2 Ace of Hearts OB5877-2 Ace of Spades

London, Feb 2, 1934 HMV B8148* HMV B8148* HMV B8149* HMV B8149*

RAIE DA COSTA, piano solo OB6086-2 I'll follow my secret heart OB6087-2 Let's fall in love

London, Mar 10, 1934 HMV B8146 HMV B8146

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Tantalizing Tingles RAIE DA COSTA, singing & playing; with New Mayfair Orchestra. London, May 12, 1934 OB6924-1 True vRD HMVB8183* OB6925-1 A thousand goodnights vRD HMVB8183* RAIE DA COSTA, piano solo OB7301-2 Ridin' around in the rain OB7302-2 Just by your example

London, Jul ,1934 HMV B8206* HMV B8206*

OB7311-2 OB7312-2

London, Jul 14, 1934 HMVB8211 HMVB8211

I'll string along with you What are your intentions?

MAX DAREWSKI, pianoforte solo Zz2200-2 Valse de concert Zz2201-2 In an Eastern garden Yy 2202-1 I'm just wild about Harry Yy2203-2 I might have known

London, Nov 24, 1922 ZoA271* ZoA271* Zo 2292 Zo2292

MAX DAREWSKI & STROUD HAXTON, pianoforte & violin. London, Jan 8, 1923 Yy2398-3 Three o'clock in the morning Zo 2317 Yy2399-1 Shadow man Zo 2317 Yy2401-1 I want a girl to fox trot Zo 2364 MAX DAREWSKI, pianoforte solo Zz2535-1 Mardi Gras

London, Feb 9, 1923 ZoA273

MAX DAREWSKI & STROUD HAXTON, pianoforte & violin (-1) MAX DAREWSKI, pianoforte solo; with effects (-2), or with vocal & other effects (-3). London, Mar 16, 1923 Yy2707-2 That's the tune (-1) Zo 2364 Yy2708-2 Snowball song (-3) v Zo2336 Yy2709-1 You tell 'em ivories(-2) Zo 2336 MAX DAREWSKI, pianoforte solo Yy3050-2 Chrissa - Selection Yy3051-2 Monkey blues Yy3052-1 Lovin'Sam

London, Jun 5 , 1923 ZoA275 Zo2350 Zo2350

MAX DAREWSKI, pianoforte solo; with effects (-2). Yy3804-1 Play it (-2) Yy3805-1 Get me going (-2)

London, Nov 6, 1923 Zo2405 Zo2405

Yy3903-2 Yy3904-3

Roseland waltz A corner in Flanders

London, Nov 29, 1923 Zo2488 Zo 2422

Yy3997-2

Beside a babbling brook (-2)

London, Dec 19, 1923 Zo 2422

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Tantalizing Tingles MAX DAREWSKI, pianoforte solo Yy4047-1 A kiss in the dark

London,Jan 10, 1924 Zo 2432

Yy4245-2 Yy4246~l

Dizzy fingers Coaxing the piano

London, Feb 21, 1924 Zo 2432 Zo2469

Yy4389-1 Yy4390-2

Goo-goo Hurdy gurdy man

London, Mar 19, 1924 Zo2446 Zo2446

Yy4512-2 Yy4513-1

Les cloches Pierrette

London, Apr 24, 1924 Zo2556 Zo2469

Yy4611-2

Wanda

London, May 19, 1924 Zo2556

Yy4757-2

I'm wonderful

London, Jun 20, 1924 Zo2488

Yy4756-2

Valseromantique

London, Jul Zo rejected

Yy4756-4

Valseromantique

London, Jul 9, 1924 Zo 2689*

Yy5130-2 Yy5131-1

You said you could dance May moon

London, Sep 26, 1924 Zo2501 Zo2501

Yy5944-1 Yy5945-2 Yy5946-2

The big tune This year, next year Bells of memory

London, Mar 26, 1925 Zo 2578 Zo 2578 Zo 2689*

Yy6210-1 Yy6212-1

Till the band goes home I'll dream of you

London, Jun 16, 1925 Zo2601 Zo2601

Yy7678-2

Ryldavalse

London, Jan 12, 1926 Zo rejected

Yy7678-4

Ryldavalse

London, Feb 2, 1926 Zo 2704*

1924

Other recordings by this artist are classical performances outside the scope of this discography. Max Darewski's name was also used on Canadian issues as a pseudonym for Willie ECKSTEIN and Vera GUILAROFF!

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Tantalizing Tingles COW COW DAVENPORT, piano solo. Chicago, Jul 16, 1928 COW COW DAVENPORT & IVY SMITH, piano solo with talking (-1). C2063-A-B Cow Cow blues Vo 1198, Br 80022 C2064-A-B State Street jive (-1) Vo 1198, Br 80022 C2378-A C2379-A

Chi mi n' the blues Alabama strut (-1)

Chicago, Oct 2, 1928 Vo 1253 Vo 1253

CHARLIE DAVENPORT, piano solo Richmond, Apr 1, 1929 COW COW DAVENPORT (on Paramount & Broadway) GEORGE HAMILTON (on Champion 15726& 15756) BAT "THE HUMMING BIRD" (on Varsity) THE GEORGIA GRINDER (on Vocalion) Ge 6838, Ch 15726, GE14978 Chimes blues 50033, Pm 12800, Bwy 5046, Vo 02792 GE14979 Ge 6838, Spt 9517 Struttin' the blues Slow drag GE14985 Ge 6869, Pm 12800, Bwy 5046, Vo 02792 GE14986-A Atlanta rag Ge 6869, Ch 15726, 50033, Spt 9517 Note: Vocalion 02792 shows dub mx. 15475 for "Chimes blues" (retitled "Southern Jack chimes"), and dub mx. 15476 for "Slow drag" (retitled "Beale Street drag"). COW COW DAVENPORT, piano solo; with talking (-2). Chicago, May 1, 1929 C3418-A Back in the alley Vo 1282 C3419-A Mootch piddle (-2) Vo 1282 C3530-B C3531-A

We gonna rub it (-2) Texas shout

COW COW DAVENPORT, piano solo C3695-B Mama don't allow no easy riders here C3696-B Slum gullion stomp

Chicago, May 22, 1929 Vo 1291 Vo 1291 Chicago, Jun 22, 1929 Vo 1434 Vo 1434

Other recordings by this artist are vocal blues performances and outside the scope of this discography. RAMONA DA VIES piano duet with Roy Bargy; with PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Dec 2, 1932 CS74633-2 Some of these days (in A Night With Paul Whiteman at the Biltmore, Part 1) Vi 39000, HMV C2569 LCS74634-1

N.Y., Dec 3, 1932 Some of these days (in A Night With Paul Whiteman at the Biltmore) Vi 67-2000

Ramona made many other records, but featured as a vocalist rather than a pianist.

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Tantalizing Tingles PIERRE DE CAILLAUX M. DE CAILLAUX, piano solo 3561-1 Chinese memories 3562-2 Gigolette

London, Mar 18, 1924 Iml268 Iml268

GIL DECH, piano solo Lay my head beneath a rose WR248 I'd climb the highest mountain WR249 The melody that made you mine WR250

Sydney, Jan 20, 1927 Co 0569 Co 0569 Co rejected

WR264 WR265

The melody that made you mine Thinking of you

Sydney, Feb 3, 1927 Co unissued Co unissued

WT5 WT6

In a little Spanish town The letter edged in black

Sydney, c.Feb 29, 1927 Co 0598 Co 0598

WT112 WT113

Blue skies I've been wasting my dreams over you

Sydney, May 3, 1927 Co 0661 Co unissued

WT132

Meadow lark

Sydney, c.May 13, 1927 Co 0661

WT236

Sydney, Aug 1, 1927 The prisoner's bride Co 0712 Herman Lohr's popular songs - Medley. Part 1 Co 0726 Herman Lohr's popular songs - Medley. Part 2 Co 0726 So blue Co 0712

WT404 WT405

Russian lullaby The birth of the blues

Sydney, Oct 27, 1927 Co 0807 Co 0807

WT420 WT421 WT422

Yesterday It all depends on you Me and my shadow

Sydney, Nov 4, 1927 Co 0820 Co 0820 Co unissued

WT453 WT454 WT455

Stepping on the ivories Waters of the Perkiomen Waltz in blue

Sydney, Dec 1, 1927 Co 0885 Co 0881 Co unissued

WT466

Flapperette

Sydney, Dec 8, 1927 Co 0881

WT233 WT234 WT235

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Tantalizing Tingles GIL DECH, piano solo WT482 High, high, high up in the hills

Sydney,Jan Co 0885

WT664 WT665 WT666

Dear, on a night like this The man I love Ramona

Sydney, Jul 16, 1928 Co 01190 Co 01190 Co 01196

WT672 WT673 WT674

Rag doll Sometimes I'm happy Hallelujah

Sydney, Jul 31, 1928 Co 01196 Co 01205 Co 01205

WT730 WT733

I kiss your hand, Madame Old fashioned locket

Sydney, Feb 20, 1929 Co rejected Co unissued

WTX74 OF Man River WTX75 The desert song WTX76 A room with a view Note: The above three titles were recorded on 12" masters. GIL DECH, piano solo; with instrumental ensemble. WT762 I kiss your hand, Madame WT763 The wedding of the painted doll

1928

Sydney, Mar 20, 1929 Co unissued Co unissued Co unissued Sydney, Jun 26, 1929 Co 01549 Co 01549

GIL DECH, piano solo; with vocal refrain by John Warren. Sydney, Sep 25, 1929 WT790 When my dreams come true vJW Co 01687 WT791 Oldtimer vJW Co 01687 GIL DECH, piano solo WT792 Lonesome little doll WT793 Will o' the wisp

Sydney, Sep 30, 1929 Co unissued Co unissued

WT956 WT957

Sydney,Jun 5, 1930 Co DO 110 CoDOllO

Night'neath the stars In an old world garden

with novelty ace. WT960 It happened in Monterey WT961 Ragamuffin Romeo

Sydney,Jun 16, 1930 C0DOIO6 C0DOIO6

GIL DECH, piano solo Spread a little happiness WT967 Body and soul WT968

Sydney, Jun 23, 1930 CoD0123 CoD0123

WT1095 WT1096

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I miss a little miss Shades of blue

Sydney, Jun 15, 1931 Re G21075 Re G21075

Tantalizing Tingles GIL DECH, piano solo; with vocal refrain by Eric Masters. Sydney, Dec 9, 1931 WT1137 Children of Dreams - Selection, Part 1 vEM CoD0541 WT1138 Children of Dreams - Selection, Part 2 vEM CoD0541 GIL DECH, piano & TOM KATZ, clarinet. WT1139 Kiss me goodnight, not goodbye WT 1140 The cute little things you do

Sydney, Dec 10, 1931 CoD0547 CoD0547

GIL DECH, piano solo; with vocal refrain by Eileen Boyd, or with trumpet obligato Sydney, Feb 11, 1933 (-1). You're more than all the world to me WT1244 vEB Re G21585 Re G21585 Looking on the bright side (-1) WT1245 with xylophone (-2), or with violin & 'cello (-3). WT 1249 Black and white rag (-2) WT1253 Birthday serenade (-3)

Sydney, Mar 27, 1933 ReG21662 ReG21662

GIL DECH, piano solo WT1312 The robin's return WT1313 The two larks WT1314 Daydreams

Sydney, Mar 2, 1934 RZG21997 RZG21997 RZG21998

See also THE TWO OCTAVES. Other recordings by this artist are outside the scope of this discography.

T. d'EHRMANNS & M. de VARADY, duet for two pianofortes. London, Jan , 1930 12565-2 Singin' in the rain EBW 5119 12566-2 The wedding of the painted doll EBW 5119

LEO de LA FUENTE, piano solo (on Decca F40306). London, Nov 8, 1932 FUENTE & PARTNER [duet with Guus Jansen] (on Decca F3401) GB5137-2 In London on a night like this De F40306 GB5138-2 Nobody else but Elsie DeF40306 GB5139-2 Silhouette De F3401 GB5140-2 Can't we talk it over? DeF3401 LEO DE LA FUENTE, piano solo FGB5901 -2 Forgive and forget FGB5902-2 In the dim dam dawning

London, May 22, 1933 DeF40384 DeF40384

LEO DE LA FUENTE & PARTNER [duet with Theo Masman] London, May 23, 1933 FGB5903-2 Oh! Mister Moon De F40385 FGB5904-1 This is no dream De F40385

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Tantalizing Tingles LEO DE LA FUENTE, piano solo with drum ace. AM43-2 Footlight Parade - Selection, Part 1 AM44-2 Footlight Parade - Selection, Part 2

Amsterdam, Mar De F42017 De F42017

JEAN DE L'ESPEE, piano solo Z226 Wall Street blues Z227 Bebecita blues

Paris, Oct Pathe Pathe

JOHANN DE LEUR, Klavier-Solo (-1) 367-1 Greenwich witch (-1) 368-1 Kitten on the keys (-1)

Berlin, c.Nov, 1926 Electrola test Electrola test

1934

1929

Berlin, Oct 31, 1927 JOH. DE LEUR, Klavier-Solo (-2) JOH. DE LEUR UND McLINN, Klavier-Duett (-3) BW1301-1 Wann und Wo - Potpourri aus der Haller Revue 1927/28 (-3) Electrola EG716 BW1302-2 Dancing keys (-1) Electrola EG752 BW1303-1 Ain't she sweet? (-2) Electrola EG716 BW1304-1 Blue skies (-3) Electrola EG752

CAROLINA CARDOSO DE MENESES, piano; with Valfrido Silva, drums. ?Sao Paulo, 1934 4807 Comigo e assim Od 11120

London, c.Aug, 1931 Piccadilly 834 Piccadilly 834

IVOR DENNIS, piano solo Nina Rosa Indiscreet See also Patricia ROSSBOROUGH. ROY DENNIS Pseudonym for Raie DA COSTA.

PETER DE ROSE, piano solo; with vocal refrain (-1). DE ROSE & DANIELS (on Imperial) 6833Black bottom 6834-

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For my sweetheart (-1)

v

N.Y., Sep

, 1926

Ba 1857, Re 8169, Do 3828, Im 1683 Ba 1857, Re 8169, Do 3828, Im 1683

Tantalizing Tingles PEGGY DESMOND, piano solo 3998 A bench in the park 3999 Swingin' in a hammock

London, c.Oct, 1930 Piccadilly 672 Piccadilly 672

DEUTSCHES KLAVIER-JAZZ-DUO See Hans BUND M. DE VARADY See T. D'EHRMANNS. GEORGE DILWORTH See ORIGINAL PIANO TRIO.

DIX & EATON Pseudonym for Frank BANTA & David GRUPP.

WILL DONALDSON, piano solo 18516 (N265) Soliloquy 18517 (N266) Sapphire

M. CLEMENT DOUCET, piano solo WL269-1 Chopinata

N.Y., May 21, 1928 Ed 52340, 11034, BA5544 Ed 52340, 11034

London, Dec 14, 1925 Co D13009, DF1327, 1657-D

WL283-1-2

La vache dans la cave

London, Apr 22, 1926 CoD13014

WL288-1

Six-cylinder ragtime

London, Oct 25, 1926 CoD13019

M. CLEMENT DOUCET, novelty piano solo WL429-1 Nola WL430-1 Marionette WL574-1-2

Hungaria

WL575-1 WL576-1

Griegiana Wagneria

WL577-1-2

Isoldina

WL578-1 50

Chopinata

Paris, May 6, 1927 Co D13024 Co D13023 Paris, Sep 14, 1927 Co D13029, 14005, 4860 Co unissued Co D13027, 14002, 4636, 1657-D Co D13027, 14005, 4860 Co 14002, 4836

Tantalizing Tingles M. CLEMENT DOUCET, novelty piano solo WL1007-1 Poor little thing

Paris, Apr 10, 1928 CoD13047

M. CLEMENT DOUCET, piano solo WL2279-1 Wiener luft

Paris, May 13, 1930 CoLF39

CL4284-1 CL4285-1

Paris, Apr 8, 1933 CoDF1195 CoDF1195

Reve de printemps Haunting blues

See also Jean WIENER.

JUANITA DRANES ARIZONA DRANES, piano solo 9741-A Crucifixion

Chicago, Jun 17, 1926 OK 8380

Despite the title, this recording is a fine example of blues/jazz piano and definitely comes within the scope of this discography! Other recordings by this artist are gospel vocals.

DIE DREI ODEON-VIRTUOSEN (Moderne Tanzmusik an 3 Hugeln) THE THREE VIRTUOSOS (on Parlophone) Berlin, Mar 12, 1934 Be 10585 Das Eichkatzchen Od rejected Bel0607 Bel0608

Das Eichkatzchen Schneeflocken

Berlin, Apr 6, 1934 Od rejected Od rejected

Be 10607-3 Be 10608-2

Das Eichkatzchen (The squirrel dance) Schneeflocken

Berlin, Apr 21, 1934 Pa R1845, A3957 Od rejected

Bel0608-4

Schneeflocken (Snowflakes)

Bel0640

Kaskaden (Cascades)

Be 10695

Spriihteufel (Sparks)

Be 10696-2

Ballettratten

Bel0696-3

Ballettratten (Ballet girls)

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Berlin, May 31, 1934 Od 0-25149, Pa R1845, A3957 Od 0-25149, Pa R2027, A6101 Berlin, Aug 31, 1934 Od 0-25189, Pa R1956, A6254 Berlin, Sep 4, 1934 Od rejected Berlin, Sep 13, 1934 Od 0-25189, Pa R1956, A6254

Tantalizing Tingles DIE DREI ODEON-VIRTUOSEN Berlin, Oct 4, 1934 THE THREE VIRTUOSOS (on Parlophone) Be 10729 Finesse Od rejected Be 10730 Das elektrischeKlavier (The electric piano) Pa R2027, A6101 Berlin, Oct 19, 1934 Od 0-25221, Pa F360 Od 0-25221

Bel0729-2 Be 10730-4

Finesse Das elektrische Klavier

Be 10775 Be 10776

Katz und Katzchen (Cats and kittens) Kleine silhouette (Little Silhouette)

Berlin, Nov 8, 1934 Od 0-25256 Od 0-25256, Pa F200, A6230

Be 10806 Be 10807

Wonnemond-Hotel (Honeymoon hotel) Drei lustige Briider (Three jolly fellows)

Berlin, Dec 7, 1934 Od 0-25281 Od 0-25281, Pa F200, A6230

with Tanz Orchester Robert Renard. Be 10876 Wie nett! (How nice) Be 10877 Verbena Bel0931

Freudenspriinge (Frolics)

Be 10932

Froh und heiter (Smiles and cheers)

DIE DREI ODEON-VIRTUOSEN Bel 1104 Equilibristik Bel 1105 Perpetuum mobile Bel 1104-2 Bel 1105-2

Equilbristik Perpetuum mobile

Berlin, Feb 2, 1935 Od 0-25334, ParF360 Od 0-25334 Berlin, Mar 20, 1935 Od 0-25385, Pa F237, A6285 Od 0-25385, Pa F237. A6285 Berlin, Oct 4, 1935 Od 0-25484 Od rejected Berlin, Oct 31, 1935 Od rejected Od 0-25484

The identity of the pianists on the above recordings is not known for every session. The titles made in September 1934 feature Alfred Hecker, Erwin Wiedenhoft and Heinz [surname unknown], but other titles may feature additional performers.

HERVE DUERSON, piano novelty BARBECUE PETE (on Champion) GE 15508-B Avenue strut GE 15509 Naptown special GE15510-B Easy drag GE15511 Evening chimes waltz

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Richmond, Aug 28, 1929 Ge 7009, Ch 15904 Ge7009 Ge7191,Ch 15904 Ge7191

Tantalizing Tingles LILYDYMONT See ADDENDA (p. 171).

CHARLEY EATON Pseudonym for Will EZELL.

WILLIE ECKSTEIN WM. ECKSTEIN, piano solo 655 Knice and knifty

665

Coaxing the piano

WILLIE ECKSTEIN, piano solo 101-B Kitten on the keys 102-B A musical massacre

Montreal, Jan 23, 1923 Apex 597, Pathe 20944, Pe 11104, Si 1250 Montreal, Jan 26, 1923 Apex 597, Pathe 20944, Pe 11104, Si 1250 Montreal, c.Feb, 1923 Apex 605 Apex 605

71483-C 71484-B 71485-B

Chimes Turkey in the straw Love sends a little gift of roses

N.Y., Apr , 1923 OK 4899, Apex 618 Apex 618 OK 4899, Apex 620

71501-A

Mellow moon

N.Y., Apr Apex 620

72024-B 72025-B

Nickel in the slot Chansonette

72026-B 72027-

Maple leaf rag Broken hearted melody

N.Y., Nov 9, 1923 OK 40018, Pa E5437 OK 4995, Apex 655, PaE5179 OK40018,PaE5437 OK40041,PaE5206

72030-B 7203 I B 72032-B

Where the Niagara flows A kiss in the dark Fine feathers

N.Y., Nov , 1923 OK40041,PaE5206 OK 4995, Apex 655 OK40076,PaE5231

72379-B

Dizzy fingers

72380-B

Dansopation

72442-B

Putting on the dog

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1923

N.Y., Mar , 1924 OK 40076, Apex 666, PaE5231 OK40121,PaE5258 N.Y., Mar 15, 1924 OK 40121, Apex 666, PaE5258

Tantalizing Tingles WILLIE ECKSTEIN, piano solo Soliloquy Valse primrose E2933-1

Ain't she sweet

E2934-1

So blue

WILLIE ECKSTEIN, piano solo MAX DAREWSKI (on Lucky Strike) 3213-1 My Ohio home 3214-1

Mississippi mud

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Montreal, Jun 16, 1927 Apex 26056, St/Leo 23122 Apex 26056, St/Leo 23122 Montreal, Mar 6, 1928 Apex 26101, St 23139, Do 21653, Mi 22593, LS 24588 Apex 26101, St 23139, Do 21653, Mi 22593, LS 24588

Nola Sweetheart of Sigma Chi

Montreal, Apex 26108 Apex 26108

1928

Valse exquisite Popular medley

Montreal, Apex 26115 Apex 26115

1928

WILLIE ECKSTEIN, piano solo VIC PALMER (on Lucky Strike) 3498-6 Pickin' cotton 3499-2

?Montreal,c.l926 Famous Artists 802 Famous Artists 802

Jumping Jack

Montreal, Oct 22, 1928 Apex 26127, St 23154, Do 21686, Mi 22612, LS 24612 Apex 26127, St 23154, Do 21686, Mi 22612, LS 24612

Where the shy little violets grow My old girl's my new girl now

Montreal, c.Feb, 1929 HMV 216539 HMV 216539

I'm all a-twitter The wedding of the painted doll

Montreal, c.May, 1929 HMV 216541 HMV 216541

Moanin' low Love me

Montreal, c.Jun, 1929 HMV 216546 HMV 216546

I'm in the market for you The woman in the shoe

Montreal, 1929 HMV 216552 HMV 216552

Tantalizing Tingles WILLIE ECKSTEIN, piano solo My baby just cares for me Here comes the sun Today I feel so happy Live, laugh and love

Montreal, 1930 HMV 216557 HMV 216557 Montreal, 1931 HMV 216573 HMV 216573

Other recordings by this artist (including many made with THE DIAMOND TRIO) are outside the scope of this discography.

KEN EDWARDS, syncopated piano solo M.0301 Silver rose M.0302 Meadow-lark It made you happy when you made me cry Spring fever

London, c.Feb, 1927 Vo X9977 Vo X9977 Vo X9999 VoX9999

KEN EDWARDS, piano solo WE1602 Sometimes I'm happy WE1603 Hallelujah WE1604 Best black

London, c.Sep, 1927 Pa R3412 PaR3412 Pa R3467

WE1609

London, c.Sep, 1927 PaR3467

Miss Annabel le Lee

PIANO KID EDWARDS, piano solo Grafton, c.Dec, 1930 L679-1 Piano Kid special Pm 13051 L680-1 Give us another jug Pm 13051 Note: Two vocal blues performances were also recorded at this session, but these are outside the scope of this discography. AUSTIN EGEN, piano solo R65 Monday morning blues

Berlin, Nov 1924 Acme 2059

Austin Egen made many other recordings (as a vocalist) which are outside the scope of this discography.

BERTHA EGNOS, piano solo F828-2 Somebody stole my gal F916-2

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Whispering

London, May , 1934 Imperial Broadcast 4027 London, Aug , 1934 Imperial Broadcast 4027

Tantalizing Tingles ALFRED ELDRIDGE piano passages by Alfred Eldridge & Carl Fenton; with ISHAM JONES RAINBO ORCHESTRA. Chicago, Jun ,1920 3792 Jean Br5012 piano passages by Alfred Eldridge; with ISHAM JONES RAINBO ORCHESTRA. Chicago, Oct , 1920 4224 The Japanese sandman Br 5026 9124

Greenwich witch

FRED ELIZALDE, piano solo El 14 Tickling Julie Mine Mountain greenery What's the use of talking? El 18 Melancholy weeps Siam blues

N.Y., Nov , 1922 Br 5177, 2365

London, c.Jun, 1927 Brl06 Br 102, VoX 10023 Brl09 Brl09 Brl06 Br 102, VoX 10023

R267

'Way down yonder in New Orleans Rhythm step Mine (in Brunswick Medley, Part 1) Tiger rag (in Brunswick Medley, Part 2)

London, Aug , 1927 Brll5 Brll5 BrE 20056 BrE 20056

R316

By the waters of Minnetonka Pianotrope

London, Sep , 1927 Brl32 Brl32

R430

Marvellous I ain't got nobody

London, Oct , 1927 Brl38 Brl38

Harmonizing There's one little girl who loves me

London, Jan , 1928 Brl46 Brl46

515 516

Brandy and soda Baltimore

London, Mar , 1928 Brl61 Brl61

573 576

Can't help lovin' dat man The man I love

London, May, 1928 Brl82 Brl82

OF Man River Westward bound

London, Jul , 1928 Brl87 Brl87

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Tantalizing Tingles FRED EUZJ VLDE, piano solo BB 152-1 She's a great, great girl BB 153-1 Grown-up baby

London, Nov , 1928 Br209 Br209

FRED ELIZALDE, pianoforte solo GB3706-2 Who am I? GB3707-2 Nobody's sweetheart

London, Dec 11, 1931 De unissued De unissued

GB3808-1 GB3809-2

For you I would do it for you

London, Jan 12, 1932 DeF2810,M1035 De rejected

GB3808-3 GB3809-3

For you I would do it for you

London, Jan 23, 1932 De F2810 DeF2810,M1035

FRED ELIZALDE & DICK PEARSON, piano duet (-1) FRED ELIZALDE, pianoforte solo (-2) GB4001-2 Some rhythm - Medley, Part 1 (-1) GB4002-3 Some rhythm - Medley, Part 2 (-1) GB4003-2 Some more rhythm - Medley, Part 1 (-1) GB4004-2 Some more rhythm - Medley, Part 2 (-1) GB4005-2 Home (-2) GB4006-2 So true (-2)

London, Feb 18, 1932

FRED ELIZALDE, pianoforte solo GB4570-3 St. Louis blues GB4571-1 When work is through GB4572-3 Yes! We have no bananas GB4573-2 Paradise GB4574-2 Nobody's sweetheart GB4575-1 Allah's holiday

London, Jun 15, 1932 De unissued DeF3034,M1168 De unissued DeF3034,M1168 De F3229 De F3229

GB5982-1 GB5983-2 GB5984-2 GB5985-2 GB5986-1 GB5987-2

I've got the world on a string Vamp till ready It had to be you [untitled original] Ain't she sweet? My bluebird's singing the blues

London, Jun 16, 1933 DeF3589 DeM450 De unissued De unissued DeM450 DeF3589

GB5988-1 GB5989-1

Gold Diggers of 1933 - Medley, Part 1 Gold Diggers of 1933 - Medley, Part 2

London, Jun 19, 1933 DeM440 DeM440

DUKE ELLINGTON, piano solo W401172-B Black beauty W401173-B

Swampy river

See also ADDENDA (p. 171),

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De F2855 De F2855 De F2920 De F2920 DeF2849,M1144 DeF2849,M1144

N.Y., Oct 1, 1928 OK8636, PaR571, A3462 OK 8636, Pa R582, A3462

Tantalizing Tingles MELVILLE ELLIS, piano solo N.Y., Feb 7, 1912 19751-1 Gypsy love CoA1082 19752-1 Alexander's ragtime band & The magic fire scene from "Walkure" CoA1082,A1160 19753-1 In the shadows C0AII6O

PHIL ELLIS See Charles BOURNE.

SEGER ELLIS, piano solo B32106-3 Prairie blues B32107-3 Sweet lovable you

Houston, Mar 18, 1925 Vi rejected Vi unissued

BVE32106-6 BVE33214-1 BVE33215-4 BVE33216-5

Prairie blues Sentimental blues Freight yard blues Ash can blues

N.Y., Aug 10, 1925 Vi19755 Vi19755 Vi unissued Vi19952

BVE33217-4 BVE33218-4 BVE33219-4 BVE33220-3 BVE33221-4

Sleepy blues Discarded blues Black and blue blues High-valued mama Bally hoo blues

N.Y., Aug 11,1925 Vi unissued Vi rejected Vi unissued Vi unissued Vi rejected

BVE33218-7 BVE33221-8 BVE33222-3 BVE34550-1

Discarded blues Bally hoo blues Poke along blues You'll want me back someday Mama, won't you come and mama me?

N.Y., Aug 12, 1925 Vi unissued Vi unissued Vi unissued Vi19952 Vi test

W81840-B

Poppin' 'em out

N.Y., Nov 18, 1927 OK 40970

W81945-A

Among my souvenirs

N.Y., Dec 19, 1927 OK 40970

W401468-C

Powerful blues

N.Y., Dec 20, 1928 OK unissued

W403871-C W403872-B W403873-C W403874-C

Prairie blues Sentimental blues Shivery stomp St. Louis blues

N.Y., Mar 21, 1930 OK 41417 OK 41417, Pa R753 OK41447, PaR714 OK 41447

This artist also made many other recordings as a popular vocalist.

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Tantalizing Tingles VIVIAN ELLIS, pianoforte solo CA14682-1 Streamline - Selection CA14683-1 The first waltz

London, Sep 26, 1934 Co DB1448 Co DB1448

CAX7335-1 CAX7336-1

Let me play, Part 1 Let me play, part 2

London, Nov 5, 1934 Co DX663 Co DX663

CA 14877-2 CA 14878-2

Dancing with a ghost I'm on a see-saw

London, Dec 17, 1934 Co DB1500, RZ G22645 CoDB1500,RZG22645

LOU ENGO JOE CANDULLO & HIS CLUB MADRID PHILADELPHIANS, featuring Lou Engo at the Starr glissando piano. N.Y., Oct 27, 1927 GEX923-B Missouri squabble Ge unissued

RICHARD EPSTEIN, pianoforte solo 11633e Qui vive galop 11634e Marche Hongroise

London, Apr 21, 1911 Zo X45505, 458 Zo X45506, 458

66687 66688

London, Od0766 Od0766

Qui vive galop Excerpts from "The Girl in the Train"

c.1912

Other recordings by this artist are of compositions by classical composers.

ERSTES KLAVIER-OUARTETT [Adam Gelbtrunk-Leopold Mittmann-J. PomeraneAlexander Zakin] Berlin, Sep 1928 Gr19864 Amerikanische Fantasie I06l1/2bm Gr19864 1062bm Ain't she sweet Gr19865 Faust-Walzer Gr19865 Dreams of Hawaiian Gr21477 1510bk Blaue Donau, I. Teil Gr21477 1511bk Blaue Donau, II. Teil ERKLA (Erstes Klavier-Quartett), Jazz auf 4 Fltigeln. BLR4809-1 Trail of dreams BLR4810[unknown title] BLR4811[unknown title] BLR4812-1 Amerikaner Nr. 2

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Berlin, Feb , 1929 Electrola EG 1146 Electrola unissued Electrola unissued Electrola EG 1146

Tantalizing Tingles G.P. ERVEN, Jazz Piano-solo Dog on the piano Tea for two Jazz-Teufel (Jazz Devil) Tschaikowiak Flirt Kitten on the keys

PAUL ESTABROOK, piano solo PAUL EASTBROOK (on Australian Brunswick) C5713-B To my mammy C5714-B Puttin' on the ritz C5737-B C5738C5739-A C5740-A C5741-A

Yellow Dog blues [unknown title] Beale Street blues When it's springtime in the Rockies Lazy Lou'si ana moon

WILL EZELL, piano solo 4786-2 Barrel house man 4787-2 West Coast rag 20823-1-2 20824-2

Old mill blues Mixed up rag

WILL EZELL, piano solo CHARLEY EATON (on Herwin) 21143-1 Barrel house woman 21144-2 Bucket of blood 21145-2 Heifer dust 21146-1 Playing the dozen

Berlin, c.Jul, 1928 Gr/Po 19854 Gr/Po 19854 Gr/Po 21439, PoCi-1933 Gr/Po 21439 Gr/Po 21440 Gr/Po 21440

Chicago, Apr , 1930 Br4800* Br4800* Chicago, May Br4801* Br unissued Br4801* Br4809* Br4809*

1930

Chicago, c.Sep, 1927 Pm 12549 Pm 12549 Chicago, c.Aug, 1928 Pm 12688 Pm 12688 Chicago, c.Feb, 1929 Pm Pm Pm Pm

12753 12773, Her 93017 12753 12773, Her 93017

WILL EZELL, piano solo; instrumental ace. Richmond, Sep 20, 1929 15649-,-A Just can't stay here Pm 12855, Bwy 5103 15650 Pitchin' boogie Pm 12855, Bwy 5103 15655 Hot Spot stuff Pm 12914 Note: One additional title was recorded at the above session, but this is a vocal blues performance (as are two titles from a session of c.December, 1928 not listed above). These recordings are outside the scope of this discography.

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Tantalizing Tingles EDGAR FAIRCHILD & RALPH RAINGER, piano duet; with orchestra. N.Y., Oct 19, 1926 BVE36844-4 Cross your heart Vi rejected BVE36845-3 George White's Scandals - Selection Vi rejected BVE36844-8 Cross your heart BVE36845-7 George White's Scandals - Selection

N.Y., Nov 3, 1926 Vi unissued Vi unissued

N.Y., Dec 13, 1926 BVE37124-2 Oh Kay! - Medley fox trot (Intro: Fidgety feet; Maybe; Clap yo' hands; Do-do-do) Vi 20435, HMV B2552 N.Y., Dec 27, 1926 BVE37180-2 Queen High - Medley fox trot (Intro: Everything will happen for the best; Cross your heart; Don't forget) Vi 20435, HMV B2431 * BVE39305-3 To spring

N.Y., Jun 15, 1927 Vi unissued

featured piano duet with NAT SHILKRET & THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Sep 9, 1927 CVE39169-2 Shaking the blues away; Jungle jingle (in "Ziegfeld Follies Medley", Parti) Vi 35845 CVE39170-1 It all belongs to me; Tickling the ivories (in "Ziegfeld Follies Medley", Part 2) Vi 35845 N.Y., Sep 14, 1927 CVE39169-4 Shaking the blues away; Jungle jingle (in "Ziegfeld Follies Medley", Part 1) Vi rejected CVE39170-3 It all belongs to me; Tickling the ivories (in "Ziegfeld Follies Medley", Part 2) Vi rejected FAIRCHILD & RAINGER, piano duet; with orchestra. E27680To spring E27681Twinkletoes

N.Y., Jun , 1928 Br 3976*, BrE 3848 Br 3976*, BrE 3848

EDGAR FAIRCHILD & ROBERT LINDHOLM, piano duo. London, Sep 26, 1929 BM7382-2 By the waters of Minnetonka HMV B3279* Bb 17388-3

London, Sep 30, 1929 Follow Through - Medley, Part 1 (Intro: I want to be bad; You wouldn't fool me, would you?) HMV B3182

BM8001-2

London, Oct 2, 1929 Follow Through - Medley, Part 2 (Intro: Button up your overcoat; My lucky star) HMV B3182

Bb 18482-2

Carmen - Medley

London, Dec 13, 1929 HMV B3279*

See also ORIGINAL PIANO TRIO (& ADDENDA, p. 172). 61

Tantalizing Tingles WALTER FELDKAMP See Alan MORAN

CARL FENTON See Alfred ELDRIDGE

EDNA FISCHER, piano solo PBVE42112-2 Rag doll

Oakland, Mar 22, 1928 Vi rejected

PBVE42112-4 Rag doll PBVE42127-3 The varsity drag

Oakland, Mar 27, 1928 Vi rejected Vi rejected

PBVE42112-6 Rag doll PBVE42127-6 The varsity drag

Oakland, Apr 6, 1928 Vi21384 Vi21384

GEO. FISHBERG, piano solo. 7470-1 Kitten on the keys

London, c.Sep, 1922 Winner 3771

VIKTOR FISHER, piano solo 3090BR Uvenner med klavert 3091 BR The Devil is playing

Copenhagen, Sep 29, 1 930 Polyphon XS47041 Polyphon XS47041

TONY FONES, novelty piano solo. C7549 Syncopated moonbeams C7550 Weymouth chimes

London, c.Jan, 1926 AcoG15917 AcoG15917

REGINALD FORESYTHE & ARTHUR YOUNG, piano duet. London, Jan 2, 1934 CA14234-1 Camembert Co DB1264, DOl 163 CA 14235-1 Chromolithograph Co DB1264, DOl 163 REGINALD FORESYTHE, pianoforte solo CA14512-1 St. Louis blues CA14513-1 Because it's love

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London, May 30, 1934 Co DB 1407, FBI 141 Co DB 1407, FBI 141

Tantalizing Tingles BERTIL FORSBERG, piano solo Sleepy piano

Stockholm, Jan , 192 1 Star S6124

LEMUEL FOWLER, piano solo. 81107-3 Satisfied blues 81108-1-2 Blues mixture

N.Y., Jul 3, 1923 Co rejected CoA3959

81107-4-5 81108-5-7

N.Y., Jul 19, 1923 CoA3959 CoA3959

Satisfied blues Blues mixture

ED FRANKEL See Theodore MORSE.

MALVIN FRANKLIN, piano solo. 2386-1 It's a peach one-step

N.Y., c.Jan, 1917 Em 7122

MAX FRANKLIN, piano Spring song

N.Y., Jun 1, 1889 NAPC

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Anniversary march Sweet dreams Aida(?) Woman's heart Heart throbs

N.Y., Jun 12, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

A delightful time Confidences Amorata - Selection

N.Y., Jun 17, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC

Theorien Nadjy - Selection Mary LaTraviata(?) Beggar Student - Selection Lune de mi el Black Hussar - Selection Kladderadatsch - Potpourri Fata morgana

N.Y., Jun 20, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

Tantalizing Tingles MAX FRANKLIN, piano Greeting to America The lagoons Heart throbs Erminie - Selections Westend Du and du Kladderadatsch - Potpourri The Marquis - Selections The Beggar Student - Selections The shepherd's pipe Toast

N.Y., Jun 22, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC N.Y., Jul 30, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

Anniversary march Shooting star Sweet dreams waltz Fata Morgana Marie

FRAY & BRAGGIOTTI, duets at two pianos. Dinah Ki-1116-6 The girl friend Ki-1141-2 The man I love Ki-1142-2 Dreaming of a castle in the air

Paris, Dec 29, 1926 Od 166021 Pa R3457 Od rejected Od rejected

Ki-1141-6 Ki-1142-5-6 Ki-1233-2 Ki-1234-3

The man I love Dreaming of a castle in the air Because I love you Blue skies

Paris, Jan 11, 1927 Od 166030 Od 166030 Od 166035 Od 166035

Ki-1331-1 Ki-1332-2

Hallelujah! Maybe

Paris, Mar 30, 1927 Od 166052 Od 166052, Pa R3457

with vocal chorus by Mario Bragiotti. BTR3404-1 Hallelujah! BTR3405-1 The man I love BTR3406-1 The world is mine BTR3407-1 Just a memory

vMB

Bb 12573-1

The best things in life are free

Bb 12574-1

My blue heaven

Bb 12575-2

Can't help lovin' dat man

vMB

Bb 12576-1

The varsity drag

vMB

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Paris, Nov 18, 1927 DGK5309 DG K5309 DGK5310 DG K5310 London, Feb 27, 1928 HMV B2767, DG K5379 HMV B2764, DG K5380 HMV B2764, DG K5379 HMV B2767, DG K5380

Tantalizing Tingles FRAY & FRAGGIOTTI, pianoforte duet. BM4800-3 Funny face & S'wonderful Bb 14801-3

Bb 16901 -2 Bb 16902-1

London, Dec 3, 1928 HMV B2910, DGK5600 My one and only & Let's kiss and make up HMVB2910, DGK5600 You're the cream in my coffee Don't hold everything

London, May 27, 1929 HMV B3057 HMV B3057

FRAY & BRAGGIOTTI, piano duet. BS81369-1 Bolero BS81370-2 Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?

N.Y., Feb 7, 1934 Vi 24563, HMV B8264 Vi 24563, HMV B8264

BS81745-1 BS81746-2

Smoke gets in your eyes & Let's begin Why not?

N.Y., Feb 27, 1934 Vi 24578 Vi 24578

3864338644-B 38645-A 38646-A

Variations on Yankee Doodle, Part 1 Variations on Yankee Doodle, Part 2 Manhattan serenade Dark eyes

N.Y., Sep 12, 1934 De 15006 De 15006 De 336, Br 01886 De 336, Br 01886

FRITZ FREED See Rudolf NELSON.

RUDOLF FRIML, piano solo W141391-2 Song of the vagabonds W141392-2

Chansonette

N.Y., Dec 15, 1925 Co533-D,2112-D, 4377, 01275 Co 533-D, 3980, 0520

CVE57179-2 Amour coquet; Improvisation CVE57180-1 Chansonette; Improvisation C VE57181 -1 Improvisation

N.Y., Nov 29, 1929 Vi9649 Vi rejected Vi rejected

BVE57901-2 B VE57902-3 BVE57903-2 BVE57904-2

N.Y., Dec 10, 1929 Vi unissued Vi22540 Vi rejected Vi22540

Chansonette Huguette waltz Valse Lucille Indian love call

BVE57903-4 Valse Lucille BVE63668-2 Luana BVE63669-2 L'amour, toujours 1'amour

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N.Y., Sep 24, 1930 Vi unissued Vi unissued Vi unissued

Tantalizing Tingles CARL FROHLICH & TROJAN WELLISCH, Flugel-duett; mit Refraingesang: Carl Frohlich. Berlin, Apr 8, 1929 C960D I can't give you anything but love, baby vCF Homocord4-3127 C961D Fraulein, Pardon vCF Homocord 4-3127 FRED GAISBERG ?Philadelphia, Nov 17, 1892 PIANO SOLO Berliner 250 King Cotton 251 [unknown title] 252 [unknown title] 253 Jolly minstrels march Berliner 253 Berliner 254 Little Kicker Berliner 255 Danse unique Berliner 256 256 Geisterfunken Berliner 257 257 Honeymoon march Note: Only Berliner 256 is dated, but all titles were presumably recorded on or about this date. The place of recording is not stated. Philadelphia, Oct 15, 1895 253Y Princess Bonnie - Waltzes Berliner 253 Note: The title originally assigned to Berliner 253 (see above) was apparently dropped, and the Princess Bonnie waltzes substituted. This practice was not uncommon in the earliest days of Berliner's activities, before a more standardized approach was adopted. 254Z

Little Kicker

FRED GAISBERG, piano solo 253Z Princess Bonnie - Waltzes 250Y

King Cotton

Philadelphia, Feb 15, 1896 Berliner 254 Philadelphia, Feb 22, 1896 Berliner 253 Philadelphia, Mar 30, 1896 Berliner 250

PIANO SOLO 255 Danse unique

Philadelphia, Apr 28, 1896 Berliner 256

250W 254W

King Cotton Little Kicker schottische

?Philadelphia, 1897 Berliner 250 Berliner 254

254Z

Little Kicker

Philadelphia, May 14,1897 Berliner 254

PIANO SOLO, LONDON. 5503 Washington Post march

London, Aug 10, 1898 Berliner 5503

5501

Honeymoon march

London, Aug 12, 1898 Berliner 5501

5505

Fleurs de Parnasse - Waltz

London, Oct 3, 1898 Berliner 5505

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Tantalizing Tingles PIANO SOLO, LONDON. 108 Little Kicker schottische

London, Nov 10, 1898 Berliner 5506

298 299

London, Dec 4, 1898 Berliner 5500 Berliner 5507

Pizzicato from Sylvia The handicap march

BLIND LEROY GARNETT, piano solo. 15766 Chain'em down 15767 Louisiana glide

Richmond, Oct 12, 1929 Pm 12879 Pm 12879

TEDDIE GARRATT, piano solo Paris, May , 1932 Reflexions Pathe X98109 Reflexions Pathe X98109 Note: The Pathe catalogue gives the titles included in the above medley as: Love's a game Marais; Sarie Marais; Hazel eyes (but it is unknown which are in on each side).

GEOFFREY GAUNT See Arthur YOUNG.

RIO GEBHARDT, piano solo Berlin, c.Feb , 1932 RIO GEBHARDT & ALFRED BARESEL, piano duet (-1) 4338BR Fox sympathique fur Klavier Gr 816, Po 24586 4339BR What my little darling told me (-1) Gr 816, Po 24586 Note: The labels of the above issue also describe each side as "Blues pathetique" (Parts A &B). See also BERLINER TRIO.

ADAM GELBTRUNK JOE YELLOWSTONE, Klavier 1843-B Canoe-song 1844-B Cocolores 1845-B Peaches 1846-B Oh! by jingo See also ERSTES KLAVIER-QUARTETT.

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Berlin, c.Oct, 1923 Vox 6138 Vox 6138 Vox 6139 Vox 6139

Tantalizing Tingles GEORGE GERSHWIN solo pianist with PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS CONCERT ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Jun 10, 1924 C30173-2 Rhapsody in blue, Part 2 Vi 55225, HMV Cl 171* C30174-1 Rhapsody in blue, Part 1 Vi 55225, HMV Cl 171* Note: It has been reported (New Amberola Graphic #76, 1991) that some later pressings of the Victor issue of the electrical remake (see below) use the previously unissued take 1 of the acoustic recording for Part 2! PIANOFORTE SOLO BY THE COMPOSER GEORGE GERSHWIN. London, Jul 6, 1926 WA3553-1 Sweet and low-down Co 4065* WA3554-1 That certain feeling Co 4066* WA3555-2 Looking for a boy Co 4065* WA3556-1 When do we dance? Co 4066* GEORGE GERSHWIN, piano solo W142924-4 Do-do-do W142925-3 Someone to watch over me W142931-1 W142932-1

Clap yo' hands Maybe

N.Y., Nov 8, 1926 Co 809-D, 4538* Co 812-D, 4539* N.Y., Nov 12, 1926 Co 809-D, 4538* Co 812-D, 4539*

solo pianist with PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS CONCERT ORCHESTRA. N.Y.,Apr21, 1927 CVE30173-8 Rhapsody in blue, Part 2 Vi 35822, HMV C1395* CVE30174-6 Rhapsody in blue, Part 1 Vi 35822, HMV C1395* Note: The above recordings were also dubbed onto mx. 69734-1 on Jul 9, 1931 and issued on Victor long-playing record L24001. GEORGE GERSHWIN, piano solo London, Jun 8, 1928 WA7465-1 My one and only Co 5109 WAX3758-2 Preludes Nos. 1 & 2 Co 50107-D, 7192-M WAX3759-1 Prelude No. 3 & Andante from Rhapsody in blue Co 50107-D, 7192-M WA7483-2

' S wonderful & Funny face

London, Jun 12, 1928 Co 5109

solo pianist with the VICTOR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, conducted by Nat Shilkret (on Victor), or with NEW LIGHT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (on HMV). N.Y., Feb 4, 1929 CVE49710-2 An American in Paris, Part 1 Vi 35963, HMV C1698* CVE49711-2 An American in Paris, Part 2 Vi 35963, HMV C1698* CVE49712-2 An American in Paris, Part 3 Vi 35964, HMV C1699* CVE49713-3 An American in Paris, Part 4 Vi 35964, HMV C1699* featured piano with studio orchestra. Second Rhapsody rehearsal

N.Y., Jun 26, 1931 Limelight 820 842-2 (CD)

For additional off-air & rehearsal recordings see ADDENDA (p. 172).

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Tantalizing Tingles GEVEZ & SCHWARTZ, piano duet Breakaway 95415-1 Only in my dreams I knew That's my weakness now 96417-1 I can't give you anything but love

Paris, Summer, 1929 Pa 22.463 Pa 22.462 Pa 22.463 Pa 22.462

CARROLL GIBBONS & ARTHUR YOUNG, piano duet. London, May , 1925 03965X Lucky Kentucky Vo X9592 03966 Alabamy bound Vo X9592 04014XXX 04015XXX

Shanghai shuffle Charleston

London,Jun VoX9614 VoX9614

, 1925

piano soloist with BERT FIRMAN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. London, Jan 24, 1928 Zzl2601-3 Rhapsody in blue, Part 1 Zo A335 Zz 12602-4 Rhapsody in blue, Part 2 Zo A335 CARROLL GIBBONS, pianoforte; with instrumental ace. London, Nov 29, 1928 BM4797-2 I can't give you anything but love HMV B2971 Bb 15661-2

Crazy rhythm

London, Jan 23, 1929 HMVB2971

Bb 16434-4 Bb 16435-3

Wake Up and Dream - Medley She's funny that way

London, Apr 16, 1929 HMVB3031 HMVB3031

CARROLL GIBBONS & HIS PLAYMATES; vocal chorus by Alma Vane. London, Jul 12, 1929 BM7180-1 Reaching for someone HMV B3110 BM7181-1 Mean to me vAV HMV B3110, EA622 CARROLL GIBBONS, pianoforte; with violin & saxophone. London, Feb 19, 1930 Bb 18368-2 Body and soul HMV B3347* Bb 18369-1 Moonbeam dance HMV B3347* CARROLL GIBBONS, piano solo. CA 13270-1 I guess I'll have to change my plan CA13271-1 Let's put out the lights

London, Dec 3, 1932 CoDB1013 CoDB1013

CA 13388-1

Fit as a fiddle

London, Jan 25, 1933 CoDB1081,DO908

CA 13764-1

Give Me a Ring - Medley

London, Jun 28, 1933 Co DB 1163

CA 14029-2

Old dancing days - Medley, Part 1

London, Oct 12, 1933 Co rejected

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Tantalizing Tingles CARROLL GIBBONS, piano solo CA14061-1 Old dancing days - Medley, Part 2 CA 14062-1 Dancing days, 1920 - Medley, Part 1 CA14063-1 Dancing days, 1920 - Medley, Part 2

London, Oct 16, 1933 Co DB 1261 Co DB 1246 CoDB1246

CA 14029-3

London, Oct 23, 1933 Co DB 1261

Old dancing days - Medley, Part 1

CARROLL GIBBONS & HARRY JACOBSON, piano duet. London, Oct 28, 1933 CA14106-1 Night and day Co DB 1288, DO 1062 CA14107-1 Gay Divorce - Medley Co DB1288, DO1062 CARROLL GIBBONS & JOHN W. GREEN, pianoforte duet; accompanied by Their Boy Friends. London, Oct 31, 1933 CA14110-1 Who do you think you are? Co DB1314, DO1075 CA14111-1 There's a ring around the moon Co DB1297, DO1074 CA 14149-1 CA 14150-1 CA14151-1

What a pleasant surprise The Way to Love - Selection Footlight Parade - Selection

London, Nov 11, 1933 CoDB1314,DO1075 CoDB1303,DO1074 CoDB1303,DO963

CA14159-1 CA 14160-1 CA 14161-1

Ain't she the dainty I want a fair and square man Nymph Errant - Selection

London, Nov 13, 1933 Co DB 1309, DO 1076 Co DB 1309, DO 1076 CoDB1297,D0963

CA 14242-1 CA 14243-1 CA 14246-1 CA 14247-1

You're such a comfort to me Everything I have is yours Close your eyes You've got everything

London, Jan 8, 1933 CoDB1326,DOH64 CoDB1326,D01164 CoDB1263,DOH62 CoDB1263,DOH62

with talking by Carroll Gibbons & John W. Green (-1) CA 14269-1 On the air (-1) CA 14270-1 Living in dreams (-1)

London, Jan 17, 1934 CoDB1333,D01216 CoDB1333,D01216

CA 14320-1 CA14321-1 CA 14322-1 CA 14323-1

London, Feb 1, 1934 Co DB 1442, DO 1327 CoDB1442,D01327 Co DB 1368 Co DB 1368

Terence's farewell to Kathleen Kerry dance Not bad What now?

CARROLL GIBBONS, piano solo. CA 14808-1 Love is in the air again with vocal by Anne Lenner. CA14820-1 Give me a heart to sing to CA 14821-1 I only have eyes for you

London, Dec 8, 1934 Co DB 1501 vAL vAL

London, Dec 12, 1934 Co DB 1562, FBI 139 CoDB1501

Other recordings (including those by CARROLL GIBBONS & HIS BOY FRIENDS) are outside the scope of this discography. See also Donald THORNE, Arthur YOUNG.

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Tantalizing Tingles MELVILLE GIDEON, pianoforte solo London, Oct 26, 1912 15861e Waiting for the Robert E. Lee HMV unissued 15863e Ragtime improvisation on Rubinstein's Melody in F HMV 5571, B389 MELVILLE GIDEON, pianoforte solo; with orchestra. Yy 1385-1 There's a good time a' coming Yyl386-2 Burnt sugar Yy 1387-2 [unknown title] Yy 1388-2 If winter comes Yy 1389-2 Amapu Yy 1390-2 There's only one girl Yyl391-2 WunLungTu

London, May 26, 1922 Zo 2270 Zo2231 Zo unissued Zo2231 Zo 2247 Zo 2247 Zo 2270

This artist made many other recordings as a popular vocalist which are outside the scope of this discography.

H. GIESEMANN, piano Northern lights march Patrol comique Finesse Doree waltz Slightly on the mash Jubilee schottische Wedding march (Mendelssohn) The lambs polka Funiculi,funicula Schweizer Hans Santiago waltz

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N.Y., Jul 1, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

Hungarian march Slightly on the mash Visions of love waltz Frolic galop Fedora waltz Hunters greeting Marquis - Selection Jubilee schottische Coppelia - Mazurka Hungarian polka

N.Y., Jul 8, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

Northern lights march Clover - Selection Auf wiedersehen waltz Love letter polka Razzle dazzle Jubilee songs Swinging waltz Pete schottische

N.Y., Jul 13, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

Tantalizing Tingles H..

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GIESEMANN, piano Lady Betty Sinnen und Minnen waltz The lambs polka Viola gavotte Eda polka Prince Methusalen - Selection Comique polka

N.Y., Jul 15, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

Noblesse caprice One heart, one soul Dancing in the barn Nadjy - Selection Hornpipe polka You and you [Du und du] Prince Methusalen - Selection Fleurette intermezzo Schweizer Hans Said Pasha - Selection Dash galop

N.Y., Jul 18, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

Hungarian polka Bouquet polka Seel enliebe waltz Santiago waltz Slightly on the mash Religio Clover - Selection Thana waltz Blue bird mazurka L'esprit Francaise polka

N.Y., Jul 20, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

Amazon march

N.Y., Jul 25, 1889 NAPC

Amazon march Fedora waltz Dianelli polka Sweet dreams waltz Clover - Selection No. 1 Clover - Selection No. 2 Kentucky gallopade Pomone waltz

N.Y., Jul 27, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

Comique polka Bouquet polka Ticklish waiter L'esprit Francaise Gambrinus The lambs

N.Y., Jul 31, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

Tantalizing Tingles H. GIESEMANN, piano Life let us cherish Columbine mazurka Strauss waltz Exhilaration schottische Strauss waltz One heart, one soul Wedding march Pearl of Pekin - Selection Pearl of Pekin - Selection No. 2 Slightly on the mash Santiago waltz

N.Y., Aug 1, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC N.Y., Aug 2, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

ART GILHAM BARREL-HOUSE PETE, piano solo W145562-2 I'm just a roll in' stone W145563-2 Pussy

N.Y., Jan 23, 1928 Co 14308-D Co 14308-D

W146181-2 W146182-2 W146183-2 W146184-2

N.Y., Apr 24, 1928 Co unissued Co unissued Co unissued Co unissued

St. Louis blues Memphis blues Some of these days Hesitation blues

GILLESPIE & DOUGLAS Pseudonym for Harry BIDGOOD & Sam Bogen. GILMORE SISTERS, piano duet with traps. BRC70980-1 Some of these days BRC70981-1 Rockin' chair

N.Y., Dec 17, 1931 Vi23316 Vi23316

JACK GLOGAU, piano solo Pussy willow waltz Somewhere in Poppyland

N.Y., c.Apr, 1921 Pathe 20542 Pathe 20542

579-2 580-1

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Second hand rose Orange blossoms

N.Y., 1921 Cleartone S2509 Cleartone S2509

Just like a rainbow All by myself

N.Y.,c.Dec, 1921 Bell PI 17, H-TK117 Bell PI 17, H-TK117

Tantalizing Tingles ERNIE GOLDEN HOTEL McALPIN BROADCASTERS 1924-C Butterfly

N.Y., Apr , 1926 Cameo 941, Li 2514, Ro208 Note: Labels state "Piano solo with orch. ace", and it is assumed that the soloist is the pianist leader of this orchestra (who also composed the above title - more commonly known as "Dancing butterfly").

CHAS. GOODALL Pseudonym for Rudolf SVINERFELDT or Richard EPSTEIN. Other issues under this name are by other artists outside the scope of this disography.

Al GOODHART See Wm. REINHARDT.

SAM GOOLD, piano solo SAM GOULD (on Parlophone) 8354-A Whipping the keys

Chicago, Jun

,1923

HARRY GORDON, piano solo 308-1 Excerpts from Rhapsody moderne, Part 1 311-1 Excerpts from Rhapsody moderne, Part 2

London, c.mid-1932 Or PI 12 Or PI 12

OK 4850, Pa E5062

SAM GOULD Mis-spelling on Parlophone E5062 for Sam GOOLD.

RONALD GOURLAY, novelty piano solo. 11456-1 The dicky bird hop 11457-2 Doing the dominoes

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London, Feb , 1928 EBE 0222 EBE 0222

Tantalizing Tingles GRAND PIANO SOLO ?London, c.1914 The call of the drums Ariel 4597 New York Hippodrome Ariel 4597 Note: This issue is probably derived from Grammavox masters, but further details are unknown.

JOHN W. GREEN, pianoforte solo. London, Oct 10, 1933 CA 14026-2 He wrote Body and soul - Medley, Part 1 (Intro: Coquette; I'm yours; You're mine, you; I cover the waterfront) Co DB 1262 He wrote Body and soul - Medley, Part 2 (Intro: CA14027-2 Rain, rain, go away; Out of nowhere; Body and soul) Co DB 1262 CA 14055-1 CA 14056-1

This is romance Love locked out

London, Oct 14, 1933 Co DB 1255, DO 1065 Co DB 1255, DO 1065

CA 14316-1 CA 14317-1

Repeal the blues An hour ago this minute

London, Feb 1, 1934 Co DB 1379 Co DB 1379

See also Carroll GIBBONS.

LEOTHUS (LEE) GREEN LEOTHUS GREEN, piano solo; with talking. PORK CHOP JOHNSON (on Champion) PORKCHOP JACKSON (on Supertone) GE15323-A Pork chop stomp GE15324

Washboard rub

LEE GREEN, piano solo C4683-B Dud-Low Joe

Richmond, Jul 10, 1929 Ge 6934, Ch 15796, Spt 9516 Ge6934, Ch 15796, Spt 9516 Chicago, Oct 19, 1929 Vol467

Other recordings by this artist are vocal blues performances outside the scope of this discography.

PERCY GREVILLE Pseudonym for Isidore MAURICE.

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Tantalizing Tingles THOS. GRISELLE, piano solo 8412-B Noodlin'

N.Y., Jun , 1923 SG 9453

FERDIE GROFE featured piano duet (with Harry Perella) with PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Mar 24, 1926 BVE35236-2 Lulu Belle Vi 20019 featured piano with NAT SHILKRET & THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Oct 13, 1926 BVE36820-2 For you Vi 20261 piano duet (with Raymond Turner) with PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Mar 7, 1927 BVE38144-2 Everything's made for love Vi 20514, HMV B5284, EA168 BVE38119-7 It all depends on you

N.Y., Mar 9, 1927 Vi 20513, HMV B5270, EA174

See also Harry AKST.

DR. WILHELM GROSZ und WALTER KAUFFMANN, Klavier-Duo. Berlin, c.Dec, 1928 1791 bk Kunsterleben Gr/Po 21959 Baby in der Bar - Tango Gr/Po 21957 Baby in der Bar - Shimmy Gr/Po 21957 1794bk Wiener Blut Gr/Po 21959 und der Berliner Konzertverein. Berlin, Dec 7, 1930 339 Das aktuelle Potpourri, 1. Teil RRG 339 340 Das aktuelle Potpourri, 2. Teil RRG 340 341 Das aktuelle Potpourri, 3. Teil RRG 341 342 Das aktuelle Potpourri. 4. Teil RRG 342 Note: The above four parts were issued on four single-sided discs. WILHELM GROSZ UND WALTER KAUFFMANN am zwei Klavieren. Berlin, Jan ,1931 15930 Finesse Ultraphon A803 15931 Exactly like you Ultraphon A803 Further recordings by Wilhelm Grosz are outside the scope of this discography.

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Tantalizing Tingles VERA GUILAROFF, piano solo. VERA HARDMAN (on Domino) MAX DAREWSKI (on Microphone) E1983 Piano medley No. 1 El984 Piano medley No. 2 E1985 Piano medley No. 3 E1986 Piano medley No. 4 E2015-16 E2017-18

Sleepy time gal I'm sitting on top of the world

E2056

Sleepy time gal

E2057

I'm sitting on top of the world

E2058 E2059

I'm sitting on top of the world Sleepy time gal

Montreal, Nov 6, 1925 Apex Apex Apex Apex

unissued unissued unissued unissued

Montreal, Nov 20, 1925 Apex rejected Apex rejected Montreal, Dec 11, 1925 Apex 729, St/Leo 23019, Do 21506, Mi 22508, Ge5750 Apex 729, St/Leo 23019, Do 21506, Mi 22507, Ge5750 Apex unissued Apex unissued

VERA GUILAROFF, piano solo; vocal by Herbert S. Berliner. Montreal, Jan 4, 1926 E2075 A cup of coffee, a sandwich and you vHB Apex 731, St/Leo 23020, Pathe 36391, Pe 14572, PA 11167 Apex 731, St/Leo 23020, E2076 Who? Do 21509. Mi 22508, Pathe 36391, Pe 14572, PA 11167 Montreal, May 19, 1926 BiographBLP 12047 Apex unissued

E2381 E2382

Maple leaf rag Calico rag

E2453

Maple leaf rag

E2456

Calico rag

E2616

Fl apperette

Montreal, Dec 1, 1926 Apex unissued

E3176-3 E3177-3

The love of Lila, Part 1 The love of Lila, Part 2

Montreal, Feb 13, 1928 Apex unissued Apex unissued

E4106-3

Blue turning grey over you

Montreal, early 1930 Apex unissued

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Montreal, Jul 12, 1926 Apex 758, Pathe 21178, Pe 11251, PA 11430 Apex 758 Pathe 21178, Pe 11251, PA 11430

Tantalizing Tingles CARMEN GUILBERT, sur piano 350.119 Jasmine 350.120 Marigold 350.121 Robots 350.122 Hollyhock

Paris, Jul ,1931 Pathe X98041 Pathe X98042 Pathe X98042 Pathe X98041

350.153 350.154

Paris, c.May, 1932 Pathe X98108 Pathe X98108 Pathe PAT34 Pathe PAT34

English dance Clockwork Mignonette Trois etudes syncopees

ODMAR AMARAL GURGEL(Gao), solo de piano. 381106 My syncopated girl 381107 All of a twist

?Sao Paulo, Co 22069 Co 22069

1931

GEORG HAENTZSCHEL See Hans BUND, Theo MACKEBEN.

HELEN HAGAN, piano N.Y., c.Nov, 1922 Bamboula Black Swan 60007? Note: These details are listed in "Talking Machine World" (December, 1922) ,but this catalogue number was also allocated to a pair of cello solos! GLENN HARDMAN, piano solo N19240 Sophisticated lady N19241 Stormy weather

Richmond, Jul 11, 1933 Ch 16649 Ch 16649

VERA HARDMAN Pseudonym for Vera GUILAROFF.

WILL HARRIS W. HARRIS, piano solo DB65-2 Marigold DB66-2 Coaxing the piano

London, Sep 25, 1928 Duophone rejected Duophone unissued

DB65-4 DB82-1 DB83-1 DB84-1

London, Oct 6, 1928 Duophone D522 Duophone D522 Duophone D521 Duophone D521

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Marigold Punch Judy Golliwog

Tantalizing Tingles ERNEST HARRISON Pseudonym for Isidore MAURICE. FRED HARTLEY FRED HARTLEY'S QUARTET CAR1799-1 Marigold CAR1800-1 Musette

London, Feb 28, 1933 RZMR878, G21738 RZ MR878, G21738

Other recordings by this artist are outside the scope of this discography.

LESLIE C. HARVEY, piano solo Sydney, Feb 21, 1927 When the red, red robin comes bob, bob, bobbin' along WRT216 Co test Un peu d'amour Co test WRT217 WT36 WT37 WT38 WT39

Just a bird's eye view Tenderly Mary Lou The prisoner's sweetheart

Sydney, Mar 10, 1927 Co unissued Co unissued Co unissued Co unissued

WT73 WT74

Serenata Melody

Sydney, Apr 5, 1927 Co unissued Co unissued

LESLIE HARVEY, piano solo; vocal chorus by Vernon Paris. CALIPH THOMAS, piano solo; vocal chorus by Caliph Bowman (on Kismet) Sydney, c.Sep, 1928 WA295 Ramona vVP Kismet K702 Rain vVP Kismet K702 WA296 Look for the silver lining vVP PaA2555 WA297 WA298 Lily of Laguna vVP PaA2555 with Diggers' WA352 WA353 WA354 WA355

Chorus. Keep the home fires burning Mademoiselle from Armentieres Georgette Dardanella

vDC vDC

Sydney, c.Feb, 1929 PaA2692,E6219 PaA2692,E6219 Pa A2725 PaA2725

LEONARD HAYTON, piano solo W144627-3 A letter from Dixie W144628-3 Melancholy Charlie

N.Y., Sep 6, 1927 Co unissued Co unissued

BVE41515-3 Jubilee BVE41516-3 Melancholy Charlie

N.Y., Jan 4, 1928 Vi unissued Vi unissued

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Tantalizing Tingles LEONARD HAYTON featured piano in ace. to JIM MILLER & CHARLIE FARRELL, vocal duet. N.Y., Apr 19, 1928 BVE43585-3 What do you say? Vi 21390, HMV EA380 LENNIE HAYTON, piano solo 12506-B Mood Hollywood 12507-B [untitled]

N.Y., Oct 25, 1932 ARC rejected ARC rejected

LA73-B LA74-B

Mood Hollywood Flying fingers

L.A.,Oct22, 1933 ARC unissued ARC rejected

LA91-B

Flying fingers

L.A., Dec 13, 1933 ARC unissued

HAZLEWOOD & HARRISON Pseudonym for Harry BIDGOOD & Sam Bogen.

ALFRED HECKER, Klavier-solo Berlin, Nov 8, 1934 FRED STEIN, piano solo (on Parlophone) Bi 1970-2 Auf meiner Geige spiel ich dir heut mein Abschiedslied (I am playing a farewell to you) Gl G013387, Pa A6161 BH971-2 Ich hab' ein Herz fiir schone Frau'n (I have a heart for lovely women) Gl G013387, Pa A6161 See also DREI ODEON-VIRTUOSEN, KLAVIER-TRIO.

H.B. HEDLEY, piano solo 465-2 Kitten on the keys

London, early 1922 Iml075

3016

Leg padres

London, early 1922 Iml075

3453 3454

True Blue Sam Play that barber-shop chord

London, Sep 7, 1923 Imll57 Imll57

H.B. HEDLEY (from the Co-Optimists), pianoforte solo. London, c.Oct, 1923 LO.0493 Down town rag Homochord H512 LO.0515 My sweetie went away Homochord H512 See also Jack CLARKE.

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Tantalizing Tingles FLETCHER HENDERSON F.H. HENDERSON, piano solo. PI 07 Santana

N.Y., early 1921 Black Swan test

P148-2

Unknown blues

N.Y., c.Aug, 1921 Black Swan 2026

Chime blues I want to

N.Y., c.Mar, 1923 Black Swan 2116 Black Swan 2116

HERSCHEL HENLERE, piano solo E2049-2 Tinkering with Home sweet home, Part 1 E2050-2 Tinkering with Home sweet home, Part 2 WE4223-2 WE4224-2

London, Sep 14, 1928 Pa R224, A2643 Pa R224, A2643

London, Aug 21, 1931 Tinkering with You are my heart's delight, Part 1 Pa R1237 Tinkering with You are my heart's delight, Part 2 Pa R1237

FRANK HERBIN, pianoforte solo Bb4089-2 Nickel in the slot Bb4090-2 Dizzy fingers Bb4091-2 Peanut cackle Bb4092-2 Coaxing the piano

London,Jan 19, 1924 HMV B1770 HMV B1770 HMV B1774 HMV B1774

FRANZ HERMAN Pseudonym for Vincent LOPEZ.

CLIFF HESS See Frank BANTA.

DONALD HEYWOOD, piano solo Autumn leaves Operatic dream

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N.Y., 1921 Black Swan 60004 Black Swan 60004

Tantalizing Tingles EDDIE HEYWOOD. piano solo 71839-B The Black Bottom blues 71840-C The mixed up blues

N.Y., Sep OK 8094 OK 8094

ALEX HILL, piano solo with traps. C3210-B Stompin' 'em down C3211 -B Tack head blues

Chicago, Mar 30, 1929 Vo 1270 Vo 1270

EARL HINES, piano solo 287 Blues in thirds 288-A Off time blues 289 Chicago high life 290 A Monday date Stowaway 291 Chimes in blues 292-A 293 Panther rag 294-A Just too soon

N.Y., Dec 8, 1928 QRSR7036 QRS R7036 QRS R7037 QRS R7037 QRS R7038 QRS R7038 QRS R7039 QRS R7039

W402210-C

Caution blues

W402211 -A

A Monday date

with vocal chorus by Red McKenzie. W402218-A I ain't got nobody W402219W402220-A

[unknown title] 57 varieties

W402221-B

1923

Chicago, Dec 9, 1928 OK 8832, Co 35876, PaR878 OK 8832, Co 2800-D, 35876, Pa R1862, A3989 Chicago, Dec 12, 1928 OK 8653, 41175, Co 35875, Pa R540 OK unissued OK 8653, 41175, Co 2800-D, 35875, PaR510,A2989

Baby, won't you please come home? vRM OK unissued W402222-B I ain't gonna give nobody none o' this jelly roll vRM OK unissued Note: Information for this session is incomplete. There is no file card for mx. 402219, and those for mxs. 402221 & 402222 give no artist credits. No other details are available. EARL HINES, piano solo BVE50528-2 Glad rag doll B12079A-B-C Love me tonight B12080-A-B Down among the sheltering palms

82

Chicago, Feb 25, 1929 B b B 10555 N.Y., Jul 14, 1932 Br 6403, 1390, Co 35877 Br6403, 1361, Co 35877

Tantalizing Tingles PAT HOFFMANN, piano solo 3051 ax Maple leaf rag

Copenhagen, Sep 19, 1927 Polyphon unissued

MISS HOLSOM See H. PETERSON.

STANLEY C. HOLT, pianoforte solo You tell 'em ivories Where the bamboo babies grow L0.0329-B Loose fingers

London, Feb Homochord Homochord Homochord

L0.0334 L0.0335

Toot! Toot! Tootsie Blue

London, Feb 21, 1923 Homochord H393 Homochord H393

L0.0380 L0.0381

Greenwich witch My pet

London, Mar 27, 1923 Homochord H406 Homochord H406, H477

L0.0397

Piano puzzle

London, Apr , 1923 Homochord H425

L0.0423 L0.0424 L0.0425

Coaxing the piano Fidgety fingers Rag man's exercise

London, Apr Homochord Homochord Homochord

Poor buttermilk Russianova

London, c.May, 1923 Homochord H448 Homochord H448

L0.0491 L0.0492 L0.0493 L0.0494

The cat's pyjamas Symphonola Down town rag Twentieth Century blues

London, Sep 19, 1923 Homochord H492 Homochord H492 Homochord H564 Homochord H564

L0.0757 L0.0759 L0.0760 L0.0761

London, c.Mar, 1925 Paraphrase on "The last rose of summer" Homochord H857 Tea for two Homochord H821 The toy drum major Homochord H821 Paraphrase on "Drink to me only with thine eyes" Homochord H857 Charleston Florida

83

, 1923 H383 H383 H425

, 1923 H477 H434 H434

London, c.Apr, 1925 Homochord H885 Homochord H885

Tantalizing Tingles BOB HUDSON, piano solo 11626-3 Thirty-eight and plus

N.Y., Mar 31, 1932 ARC unissued

See also W.E. "Buddy" BURTON. HUDSON & HOWARD, piano duet; with orchestra. 14112-1 The penguins' patrol 14113-1 When the circus comes to town

London,Jan , 1932 EBW 5460 EBW 5460

LESLIE HUTCHINSON, piano & Opal Cooper, vocal. M.0215 Because I love you vOC M.0216 Moonlight on the Ganges vOC Mamma's gone young, papa's gone old vOC I wonder what's become of Joe? vOC

London, Jan ,, 1927 Vo X9952 Vo X9952

LESLIE HUTCHINSON, piano solo Do-do-do Someone to watch over me

London, c.Auc5, 1927 Brl25 Brl25

E3166-2 E3167

Cochran's 1930 Review - Selection, Part 1 Cochran's 1930 Review - Selection, Part 2

London, Mar , 1930 Pa R617 Pa R617

E4211-2 E4212-1

Whistling in the dark When your lover has gone

London, Aug ,1931 Pa R1012, A3256 PaR1041,A3256

CE6367-1 CE6368-2

Everything I have is yours It's only a paper moon

London, Jan 26, 1934 PaR1755,A3852 PaR1755,A3852

VoX9968 VoX9968

This artist also made many other vocal recordings outside the scope of this discography. HARRY IANTES Mis-spelling on Parlophone E5062 for Harry JENTES. EDWARD ISSLER, piano Member of Congress - March Mother Hubbard - Polka Love's dreamland Always happy Crescent City The Brigands - Selection Rain showers Heart's delight Vienna storys (sic) Lucille Good bye

84

N.Y., Sep 14. 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

Tantalizing Tingles ISSLER & SCHWEINFEST, piano duet King John march Enterprise polka Sweet dream waltz Mignon - Yorke Vision of Paradise waltz Birds of Spring Always gay New Paris waltz The lambs - Polka

N.Y., Dec 20, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

CLAUDE IVY, piano solo GB2794Walkin' my baby back home

London, Apr 28, 1931 De F2327

GB2801 -

Stand up and sing

London, May 1, 1931 De F2327

GB3217-

When the circus comes to town

London, Sep 11, 1931 De F2527

GB3291 -

The match parade

London, Sep 22, 1931 De F2527

GB4827GB4828-

Where are you? Why waste your tears

London, Sep 19, 1932 DeF3180 DeF3180

PORKCHOP JACKSON Pseudonym for Leothus GREEN.

HARRY JACOBSON, piano solo. 11668-1 Can't help lovin' dat man 11669-1 It all belongs to me

London,June EBW 4830 EBW 4830

with vocal chorus (-1). CAR 1873-1 Dance of the blue marionettes CAR1874-1 Sweetheart (-1)

London, Apr 4, 1933 RZMR887 RZMR887

See also Raie DA COSTA, Carroll GIBBONS, Ray NOBLE, Bert READ.

85

1928

Tantalizing Tingles JESSE JACOBSON featured pianist with HEDGES BROS. & JACOBSON. 28530 The Land of Cotton

London, c.May, 1913 Co 2172

This American vocal group made other recordings for Columbia at this time. Recordings by similar groups are normally outside the scope of this discography, but the above example has been included because of the exceptionally interesting accompaniment.

HERBERT JAGER See Hans BUND.

SKIP JAMES, vocal; piano ace. Grafton, c.Feb, 1931 L763-1 Little cow and calf is gonna die blues Pm 13085 L766-1 If you haven't any hay get on down the road Pm 13066, Ch 50031 Note: Although described on the labels as vocal performances, these titles are good examples of Skip James' piano style and include talking and foot-tapping - but little conventional vocal work. James more usually accompanied himself on guitar.

VIN JAMES, piano solo 9417-A Footloose 9418-A Brown eyes, why are you blue?

St. Louis, Oct , 1925 OK 40515 OK 40515

GUUS JANSEN See Leo H. DE LA FUENTE.

WERNER JANSSEN HUB DANCE ORCHESTRA, Werner Janssen at piano. N.Y., 1921 Ragamuffin Pathe 40217 My Java belle Pathe 40217

GEORGE JEFFERSON Pseudonym for Jimmy BLYTHE.

86

Tantalizing Tingles JENKINS & JOHNSON Pseudonymn for Frank BANTA & David Grupp.

HARRY JENTES, piano solo HARRY IANTES (on Parlophone) 71289-C The cat's pajamas 71289-F The cat's pajamas 71403-A Blooey blues Note: Parlophone E5062 is titled "The cat's pyjamas" The cat's pajamas The rainbow waltz

N.Y., Feb

, 1923

OK rejected N.Y., Mar , 1923 OK 4850, Pa E5062 OK 4868 N.Y., c.Apr, 1923 Arto 9221, Bell P221 Arto 9221, Bell P221

SID JEROME See Harry BIDGOOD.

JERRY & HER BABY GRANDS See Jerry VALLIERE.

JAMES P. JOHNSON, piano record PI 51-1 The Harlem strut

N.Y., c.Aug, 1921 Black Swan 2026

JAMES P. JOHNSON, piano solo Keep off the grass 70259-C Carolina shout 70260-C

N.Y., Oct 18, 1921 OK rejected OK 4495

Keep off the grass

N.Y., Nov , 1921 OK 4495

Four a.m. shout

N.Y., Jan 23, 1922 Vi test

80877-2 80878-3 80879-3 80880-3

Papa blues Railroad man Caprice Glory shout

N.Y., Feb 28, 1923 Co unissued Co unissued Co unissued Co unissued

81099-2 81100-2

Weeping blues Worried and lonesome blues

N.Y., Jun 28, 1923 CoA3950 Co A3950

70259-D

87

Tantalizing Tingles JAMES P. JOHNSON, piano solo B28196-3 You can't do what my last man did B28197-3 Bleeding hearted blues

N.Y., Jul 17, 1923 Vi rejected Vi rejected

B28196-4 B28197-6

N.Y., Jul 25, 1923 Vi19123 Vi19123

You can't do what my last man did Bleeding hearted blues

JIMMY JOHNSON, piano solo 71741-A Scouting around 71742-A Toddlin'

N.Y., Aug 8, 1923 OK 4937 OK 4937

W143531-3 W143532-3

All that I had is gone Snowy morning blues

N. Y., Feb 25, 1927 Co rejected Co rejected

W143531-5 W143532-6

All that I had is gone Snowy morning blues

N.Y., Mar 7, 1927 Co 14204-D Co 14204-D

BVE42409-1 Mournful thoughts BVE42410-1 Ebony dreams

N.Y., Feb 3, 1928 Vi unissued Vi unissued

N.Y., Jan 29, 1929 OK 8770, Pa R1072, Co DB3495 W401566-A Feelin' blue OK 8770, Co DB3495 Note: Columbia DB3495 labels mx. 401566 as "Feeling blues".

W401565-B

Riffs

E31956E31957E31958E31959-

Crying for the Carolines What is this thing called love? You've got to be modernistic Jingles

N.Y.,Jan21, 1930 Br4712* Br4712* Br4762* Br4762*

JIMMY JOHNSON & CLARENCE WILLIAMS (with their two pianos), piano duet [and cross-talk patter]. N.Y., Jan 31, 1930 W149951-1 How could I be blue? Co 14502-D W149952-2 I've found a new baby Co 14502-D

JAMES (STUMP) JOHNSON & HIS PIANO N.Y., c.Jan, 1929 315 Bound to be a monkey QRS R7050 Note: On the above title James "Stump" Johnson plays piano and talks. Other titles from this session are vocal blues performances and outside the scope of this discography.

JIMMY JOHNSON See James P. JOHNSON. 88

Tantalizing Tingles JOHNNY JOHNSON, piano solo BS84413-1 On the Parkway BS84414-1 Punch drunk BS84415-1 Bubbles BS84416-1 Moonstone

N.Y., Sep 27, 1934 Bb B6451 Vi 24774, HMV EA1455 Vi 24774, HMV EA1455 Bb B6451

K.D. JOHNSON, piano solo BVE45456-2 Levee camp BVE45457-2 Days of'49

Memphis, Aug 30, 1928 Vi unissued Vi unissued

LOUISE JOHNSON, piano solo with singing. Grafton, May 28, 1930 L419-1 On the wall vU Pm 13008 L420-2 By the moon and stars vLJ Pm 13008 Note: This artist recorded two others titles at this (her only) session, but these are described on the record labels as "vocal; piano ace." so are considered to be outside the scope of this discography.

PORK CHOP JOHNSON Pseudonym for Leothus GREEN.

ARTHUR JOHNSTON, piano solo. L.A. , Sep 24, 1930 PBVE61024-2 It's yours Vi unissued PBVE61025-2 When the folks high-up do the mean low-down Vi unissued

JOLLY JIVERS See Walter ROLAND.

CLARENCE M. JONES, piano solo Modulation (Stepping on the keys) 202

Chicago, c.Jan, 1923 Autograph

265

The rosary

Chicago, c.Mar, 1923 Messiah Sacred Records

402 409

Hula Lou May be (She'll write me, she'll phone me)

Chicago, c.Feb, 1924 Autograph Autograph

89

Tantalizing Tingles RICHARD M. JONES, piano solo 11492 Jazzin' babies blues 11493 12th Street rag

Richmond, Jun 1, 1923 Ge 5174 Ge 5174

WALTER JOSEPH See Rudolf NELSON.

LE PROFESSEUR MOH. KADRI. Le roi du Piano ?Berlin, elate 1920's B.086562 Raks el Hawanem v Baidaphon B.086562/63 B.086563 Raks chami Baidaphon B.086562/63 Note: There is an unidentified female vocal on the first title, while the second title is entirely instrumental except for a few shouts of excitement (presumably by monsieur le professeur himself)!

ART KAHN, piano solo W140978In the sweet bye and bye W140979Dizzy fingers W140980Some stuff W140981Love's old sweet song

Chicago, Sep 17, 1925 Co unissued Co unissued Co unissued Co unissued

W141653W141654-

Dizzy fingers Canadian capers

Chicago, Feb 9, 1926 Co unissued Co unissued

W141658W141659-

Love's old sweet song In the sweet bye and bye

Chicago, Feb 10, 1926 Co unissued Co unissued

W144295W144296-

Flapperette Cheerie-beerie-bee

N . Y . , J u n 2 1 , 1927 Co unissued Co unissued

ART KAHN, piano novelty; with uncredited guitar accompaniment by Eddie Lang & vocal refrain by Frank Lynch. N.Y., Jun 24, 1927 W81108-A-B When day is done vFL OK 40857, Pa E5911 Note: The reverse of Parlophone E5911 is also credited (in error) to Art Kahn - see under Rube BLOOM. W81114-B W81115-A

Hallelujah! Sometimes I'm happy

ART KAHN, piano solo W144452Jay walk 90

vFL vFL

N.Y., Jun 27, 1927 Pa E5936 OK 40857, Pa E5936, A2371 N.Y., Jul 9, 1927 Co unissued

Tantalizing Tingles ART KAHN, piano solo W144468-3 Swanee shore W144469-2 Worryin'

N.Y., Jul 19, 1927 Co 1097-D Co 1097-D

ROY SMECK & ART KAHN, ukulele & piano duet. 7799-2 (1447) 12th Street rag

N.Y., Feb 17, 1928 Ba 7071, Re 8528, Do 0226, Chg 576

ART KAHN, piano solo C3539-B Wedding of the painted doll

Chicago, May 23, 1929 Br test

Dr. KAPER See Hermann BICK.

LEON KARTUN KARTUN & RAFFTT, piano duet Ou-ou Valse de Vadieu

Paris, c.Mar, 1928 Od 166.103 Od 166.103

ERICH KASCHUBEC SeeTheoMACKEBEN.

WALTER KAUFMANN See Wilhelm GROSZ.

EDDIE KAY, piano solo Melbourne, c.Jan, 1930 W.203 The Love Parade - Selection (Intro: Let's be common; Dream lover; My love parade) Embassy 8065, Arcadia 2056, Savoy 1064 W.204 The New Moon - Selection (Intro: Marianne; One kiss; Lover, come back to me) Embassy 8065, Arcadia 2056, Savoy 1064

DAVE KAYE See Ivor MORETON.

91

Tantalizing Tingles HURLEY KAYLOR, piano solo BVE62917-2 I'm yours BVE62918-2 I don't mind walking in the rain BVE62919-2 Just a little closer BVE62920-2 If I could be with you

Kansas City, Oct 29, 1930 Vi 22570 Vi unissued Vi unissued Vi 22570

WILLIE KELLY Pseudonym for Roosevelt SYKES. PETE KING Pseudonym for Pete WENDLING.

KLAVIER-DUO [piano duet] Madelaine

Berlin, c.1913 Beka Grand G54809

For other issues credited as above check under the appropriate titles in the index.

KLAVIER-SOLO 10054 MitvollenSegeln

Berlin, 1930 Rusi R21516

KLAVIER-TRIO (Karol Szreter, Hans Bund und Alfred Hecker). Berlin, Nov 25, 1932 133676 Schubert-Paraphrase, 1. Teil Od 0-11777 133677 Schubert-Paraphrase, 2. Teil Od 0-11777 133678-2 Liszt-Paraphrase Od unissued 133679 Caprice Od unissued Other recordings by Karol Szreter are outside the scope of this discography. For further recordings by Hans Bund and Alfred Hecker see under those names. MAX KORTLANDER & VICTOR ARDEN, piano duet. N.Y., Jul , 1920 68769 Anytime, any day, anywhere Pathe 20467, 1390 68770 12th Street rag Pathe 20467, 1390 featured piano duet with Art Vastein, with EARL GRESH & HIS ORCHESTRA. RAYMOND DANCE BAND (on Regal) N.Y., May 15, 1926 W142209-2 Scatter your smiles v Co 693-D, Re G8746 MAX KORTLANDER. piano solo. BVE38102^ Dizzy fingers BVE38103-3 Spring fever

92

N.Y., Feb 22, 1927 Vi unissued Vi unissued

Tantalizing Tingles CHARLIE KUNZ, piano solo; with Tommy Blades, xylophone & vibraphone. London, mid-1934 S3839 Piccadilly pickle Sterno 1434 S3869

The juggler

Sterno 1434

Other recordings by this artist are outside the scope of this discography.

ALLAMB piano passages with HAROLD LEONARD & HIS ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Jul 10, 1926 E19727-30 Flapperette Br rejected E19872

Flapperette

N.Y., Jul 22, 1926 Br/BC 3255*

WALTER LANDAUER See Maryan RAWICZ.

HENRY LANGE, piano solo DENNIS BROOKS (on Grand Pree) 69439 Kitten on the keys

N.Y., Oct , 1921 Pathe 20671, PA 10314, GP 18392 Pathe 20671, PA 10314, GP 18392

69440

Cho-piano

70209-C

Chopiano

N.Y., Oct , 1921 OK rejected

70209-E

Chopiano

N.Y., Nov , 1921 OK 4809, Pa E5394

HENRY W. LANGE, piano solo 8315 Monastery bells waltz

N.Y., Dec 13, 1921 Ed 50898, BA 4510

8370

Who (believed in you?)

N.Y., Mar 2, 1922 Ed 50959, BA 4534

8558

Love's lament

N.Y., Aug 4, 1922 Ed 51217

HENRY LANGE, piano solo 9083 Rufenreddy 9086 Pianoflage

93

N.Y., Oct , 1922 Br2344 Br2344

Tantalizing Tingles HENRY LANGE, piano solo 9162 Rufenreddy

N.Y., Nov Br2344

12048

Richmond, Oct 6, 1924 Ge test

[unknown title]

VEE LAWNHURST, piano solo Twentieth Century blues

, 1922

N.Y., c.Nov, 1922 Arto 9193, Globe 7193, Bell P193

See also Muriel POLLOCK.

R. LAWTON Pseudonym on Oriole for Frank BANTA.

TURNER LAYTON, piano solo London, Jan 25, 1929 WAX4589-1 Medley of Layton & Johnstone successes, Part 1 Co 9701, 02881 WAX4590-1 Medley of Layton & Johnstone successes, Part 2 Co 9701, 02881

LELIA LEMAR, piano solo 11755 Coaxing the piano 11756 K'nice and k'nifty

Richmond, Feb 18, 1924 Ge Special? Ge Special?

OSCAR LEVANT piano soloist with FRANK BLACK & HIS ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Dec 2, 1927 XE25382 Rhapsody in blue, Part 1 Br 20058*, BrE 20059 XE25385 Rhapsody in blue, Part 2 Br 20058*, BrE 20059

MEAD LUX LEWIS, piano solo HATCH SEWARD (on Broadway) 20246-2 Honky tonk train blues

94

Chicago, Dec , 1927 Pm 12896, Bwy 5063

Tantalizing Tingles REG LEWIS, piano solo; vocal chorus by Jack Davey. WA742 Lazybones vJD WA743 Thanks vJD WA744 The way to love vJD WA745 My dancing lady vJD

Sydney, Jan 23, 1934 Pa unissued Pa unissued Pa unissued Pa unissued

CARL LISTERMANN, piano solo Qui vive? - Galop Fairy Queen - Galop Irish melodies

London, 1908 Sterling 1161 Sterling 1162 Sterling 1169

MONIA LITER, piano solo. TB1272-2 Alexander's ragtime band TB1273-1 Dinah

London, May 25, 1934 Br01814 Br01814

LITTLE JACK LITTLE, piano solo W144369-2 The rosary

N.Y., Jul 13, 1927 Co 1086-D,0776

This artist made many other recordings of popular vocal material outside the scope of this discography.

MRS. DAVID LOGAN OF INVERNESS, piano solo by the composer. London, May , 1925 MC.7068 Mrs. Logan's famous Scotch waltz, Part 1 Bel 799 MC.7069 Mrs. Logan's famous Scotch waltz, Part 2 Bel 799

NORMAN LONG, piano solo WA7371-1 Phantasy on "Side by side", Part 1 WA7372-1 Phantasy on "Side by side", Part 2

London, May 11, 1928 Co 5187 Co 5187

This artist's recordings of music-hall material are outside the scope of this discography.

FRED LONGSHAW, piano solo W140657-1-3 Chili pepper W140658-3 Tomato sauce 95

N.Y., Jun 8, 1925 Co 14080-D Co 14080-D

Tantalizing Tingles VINCENT LOPEZ & HIS ORCHESTRA; with piano solo by Vincent Lopez. N.Y., Mar , 1922 70555-B Nola OK 4579,4797, Pa E5133, E5377 VINCENT LOPEZ & HIS HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA ORCHESTRA; piano solo adaption by Vincent Lopez. FRANZ HERMAN, piano solo (on Capitol) N.Y., May , 1923 71559-A Ragging the scales OK 4921, Pa E5378, Capitol 4360 71713-A

Gloria

N.Y., Aug , 1923 OK4921,PaE5378, Capitol 4360

Other recordings by this orchestra may also feature piano solos by the leader. MIKE LOSCALZO. piano solo Try and play it Up and down the keys

N.Y., c.Feb, 1923 Olympic 1426 Olympic 1426

LOUISIANA JOE & SLIM See W.E. "Buddy" BURTON.

DICK LOVEJOY & PAT CARROLL, two pianos. 18402 From Monday on 18403 MannikinBall

N.Y., Apr 13, 1928 Ed unissued Ed unissued

TONY LOWRY. piano solo WAX2353-2 Old music hall songs, Part 1 WAX2354-1 Old music hall songs, Part 2

London, Jan 17, 1927 Co rejected Co rejected

WAX2353-4 WAX2354-3

Old music hall songs, Part 1 Old music hall songs, Part 2

London, Feb 15, 1927 Co rejected Co rejected

WAX2353-6 Old music hall songs, Part 1 WAX2354-5 Old music hall songs, Part 2

London, Mar 10, 1927 Co 9188 Co 9188

WA5391

Only a rose

London, May 4, 1927 Co 4377, 01275

WAX3440-1 WAX3441-1

Dear, on a night like this The man I love

London, Mar 27, 1928 Co 9319 Co 9319

96

Tantalizing Tingles TONY LOWRY & DONALD NORTH, piano duet on one piano. London, c.Feb, 1929 1154-3 There's a rainbow 'round my shoulder Dominion A88 1155-2 Crazy rhythm Dominion A88 TONY LOWRY, piano solo WAX4995-2 Spread a little happiness WAX4996-2 I kiss your hand, Madame

London, Mar 19, 1929 Co 9711 Co 9711

GB6696GB6697-

London, May 1, 1934 DeF3997 DeF3997

Memories of love, Part 1 Memories of love, Part 2

VIC LUBOWSKI featured pianist with RALPH WILLIAMS & HIS RAINBO ORCHESTRA. Chicago, Nov 7, 1924 B31147-3 Get lucky Vi 19504

JACK LUMSDAINE. piano solo Melbourne, c.May, 1929 AZ.276 Around the world with Annie Laurie, Part 1 Beast BA 123 AZ.277 Around the world with Annie Laurie, Part 2 Beast BA 123 Other recordings by this artist are vocal performances, and outside the scope of this discography.

G.G. McBRAYER, piano solo 13935 Maple leaf rag

Richmond, Jun 27, 1928 Ge 20335

NOBLE McDQNALD. piano solo 266 Little Nell

N.Y., Jul 28, 1897 Berliner 266

270

Flirtation

N.Y., Oct 11, 1898 Berliner 270

272

Love thoughts waltz

N.Y., Oct 31, 1898 Berliner 272

97

Tantalizing Tingles THEO MACKEBEN & E. KASCHUBEC, Klavier duett. Berlin, Feb , 1927 19131-1 How many times? Homocord 4-2299 19132-1 Black Bottom Betty Homocord 4-2299 THEO MACKEBEN & GEORG HAENTZSCHUL, auf zwei Hugeln; vocal by Billy Barton. Berlin, 1930 16292 Swinging in a hammock vBB Ultraphon A877 16293 Horette Ultraphon A877

PERCIVAL MACKEY, piano solo 73166 My pet 73167 Greenwich witch

London, Jan Co 3230 Co 3230

A2007 A2008

London, c.Apr , 1925 Co 3663 Co 3663

Tea for two I want to be happy

1923

PERCIVAL MACKEY'S BAND, featuring Percival Mackey at the piano. London, Nov 9, 1925 WA2569-1 Dog on the piano Co 3822 PERCIVAL MACKEY, piano solo WA2631-1 Honey I'm in love with you

London, Dec Co 3847*

WA2692-2

I am thinking of you

London, Dec 29, 1925 Co 3847*

WA3299-2 WA3300-2

Fascinatin' rhythm Oh, lady be good

London, May 23, 1926 Co rejected Co rejected

WA3299-4 WA3300-4

Fascinatin' rhythm Oh, lady be good

London, Jun 16, 1926 Co 4000* Co 4000*

1925

THE "1926" ORCHESTRA, with pianoforte solos by Percival Mackey. London, Jun 21, 1926 WAX 1664-1 Hearts and Diamonds - Selection, Part 1 (Intro: Some day; Start caring) Co 9055* WAX 1665-1 Hearts and Diamonds - Selection, Part 2 (Intro: Opening chorus; For you; Your bright eyes) Co 9055* PERCIVAL MACKEY'S BAND, featuring Percival Mackey at the piano. London, Aug 11, 1926 WA3682-1 Slippery fingers Co 4044

98

Tantalizing Tingles PERCIVAL MACKEY THE "1926" ORCHESTRA, with piano solos by Percival Mackey. London, Aug 27, 1926 WAX 1859-2 Tip-Toes - Selection, Part 1 (Intro: That certain feeling; Nice baby; Sweet and low down; That certain feeling) Co 9123* WAX 1860-2 Tip-Toes - Selection, Part 2 (Intro: When do we dance?; It's a great little world; Looking for a boy; When do we dance?) Co 9123* PERCIVAL MACKEY, piano solo; with orchestra. WAX2430-1 My Son John - Selection, Part 1 WAX2431-1 My Son John - Selection, Part 2

London, Feb 3, 1927 Co 9187 Co 9187

LONDON THEATRE ORCHESTRA, with pianoforte solos by Percival Mackey. London, May 13, 1927 WAX2708-1 Lady Luck - Selection, Part 1 (Intro: Sing; I've learned a lot: Blue pipes of Pan) Co 9214 WAX2709-1 Lady Luck - Selection, Part 2 (Intro: If I were you; Syncopated city; Happy) Co 9214 Other records by Pervical Mackey's Band also feature the leader's piano. Those shown above are a selection of the more interesting titles.

LINDSAY McPHAIL. piano solo Kitten on the keys San

N.Y., c.Jul, 1921 Pathe 20623 Pathe 20623

LINDSAY McPHAIL, piano solo HARRY HUBERT (on Black Swan) Kitten on the keys

N.Y., c.Aug, 1921

San

Olympic 18112, Black Swan 2061 Olympic 15122

MAJOR & MINOR See The TWO OCTAVES.

DALTON MARSHALL, pianoforte solo LO.0278 Kitten on the keys

99

London, c.Dec, 1922 Homochord H366

Tantalizing Tingles ALFRED MARTINI An English pianist who recorded for Aco in the early 1920's. Despite titles such as "Ragging the classics" and "Choppin' the ivories" his playing is more within the classical piano style, rather than the novelty syncopated piano style.

THEO MASMAN See Leo H. DE LA FUENTE.

ISIDORE MAURICE (of Ciro's Club), piano fox-trot. LEONARD WATSON (on Coliseum) MARK STRONG (on Scala 603) JEFF BIGGAR (on Scala 619) ERNEST HARRISON (on Meloto) C5375 Kitten on the keys C5376

You tell 'em ivories

C5527

Coaxing the piano Breakin' the piano Silence and fun Greenwich witch

C5529

London, Dec , 1922

AcoG15131,Clm 1554, Scala 619 Aco G15131, Scala 603, MtoS 1318 London, Feb , 1923 Aco G15171, Scala 603 AcoG15190 AcoG15171 AcoG15190,Clm 1554

EDUARD MAY IN SEINER LUSTIGEN KLAVIER-PA RODIE UBER "PUPPCHEN" Berlin, Nov 15, 1928 Be7624 (a) Bach (b) Beethoven (c) Wagner nach Jean Gilbert Od rejected Be7625 (a) Puccini (b) Chopin (c) Liszt nach Jean Gilbert Od 0-2781 Be7624-2

Berlin, Dec 15, 1928 (a) Bach (b) Beethoven (c) Wagner nach Jean Gilbert Od 0-2781

RAY MAYER, piano solo TC2365 Wolverine blues

Chicago, Sep 29, 1928 Br test

BILLY MAYERL uncredited piano solo with SAVOY HAVANA BAND. 71946-1 Kitten on the keys

100

London, Oct , 1922 Co 3185

Tantalizing Tingles BILLY MAYERL (Solo Pianist to the Savoy Havana Band), pianoforte solo. London, Sep 24, 1925 Bb6679-4 The jazz master HMVB2131 Bb6680-4 All-of-a-twist HMV B2130 Bb6681-4 Eskimo shivers HMV B2130 Bb6682-3 The jazz mistress HMVB2131 Bb7245-1 Bb7246-2

London, Nov 12, 1925 HMV B2203 HMV B2203

Jazzaristrix Virginia creeper

BILLY MAYERL, piano solo WA2974-2 Loose elbows WA2975-1 Antiquary

London, Mar 3, 1926 Co 3926* Co 3926*

WA3366-2 WA3367-2

Sleepy piano Jack-in-the-box

London, Jun 4, 1926 Co rejected Co rejected

WA3366-3 WA3367-3

Sleepy piano Jack-in-the-box

London, Aug 26, 1926 Co 4115 Co 4115

London, Apr 19, 1927 WAX2605-1 The Desert Song - Selection (Intro: One alone; The Riff song; The desert song; If) Co 9212 WAX2643-1 White Birds - Selection, Part 1 WAX2644-1 White Birds - Selection, Part 2

London, Apr 22, 1927 Co 9215 Co 9215

WA6063-2 WA6064-1

Judy Golliwog

London, Aug 25, 1927 Co 4676 Co 4676

WA6353-2 WA6354-1 WA6355-2 WA6356-1

Marigold Punch Hollyhock Chopsticks

London, Oct 7, 1927 Co 4783 Co 4677 Co 4783 Co 4677

WA7459-1 WA7460-2

Cobwebs Muffin man & Clockwork

London, Jun 7, 1928 Co 4975 Co 4975

WA7968-2 WA7969-1

Honky tonk Rag doll

London, Oct 11, 1928 Co 5154 Co 5154

with vocal chorus by Gwen Farrar. WA8043-1 It don't do nothin' but rain WA8044-1 He loves and she loves WA8045-1 Rainbow WA8046-1 Old fashioned girls 101

vGF vGF vGF vGF

London, Oct 30, 1928 Co 5186 Co 5281 Co 5281 Co 5186

Tantalizing Tingles BILLY MAYERL, piano solo WA8139-1 Lucky Girl - Selection, Part 1 WA8140-1 Lucky Girl - Selection, Part 2

London, Nov 23, 1928 Co 5178 Co 5178

WA8487-2 WA8488-1

Mister Cinders - Selection, Part 1 Mister Cinders - Selection, Part 2

London, Jan 30, 1929 Co5336,ReG20716 Co 5336, ReG20716

WA8865-1 WA8866-2 WA8867-1 WA8868-1

Wistaria The wedding of the painted doll Love Lies - Medley Wake Up and Dream - Medley

London, Apr 15, 1929 Co 5416, ReG20520 Co 5416, ReG20520 Co 5385 Co 5385

WA9500-1 WA9501-1

Sweet nothings Jasmine

London, Sep 17, 1929 Co 5671 Co 5671

WA9510-1 WA9511-1

Follow Through - Selection, Part 1 Follow Through - Selection, Part 2

London, Sep 19, 1929 Co 5605 Co 5605

BILLY MAYERL, pianoforte solo WA9950-1 Three dances in syncopation, Part 1 WA9951-2 Three dances in syncopation, Part 2 WA9952Here Comes The Bride - Selection WA9953The House That Jack Built - Selection

London, Jan 17, 1930 CoDB45, FBI573 CoDB45,FB1573 C0DBI6 C0DBI6

WA 10317-1 WA 10318-1

London, Apr 25, 1930 CoDB117 CoDB117,D0213

Heads Up - Selection Cochran's 1930 Revue - Selection

BILLY MAYERL, pianoforte solo; with clarinet solo by Van Phillips (-1). London, Jul 10, 1930 WA 10547-2 The Love Race - Selection Co DB 188 WA10548-1 SonsO' Guns - Selection (-1) Co DB188, D0213 WA10553-1 WA10554-2

Sing, you sinners (-1) Any time's the time to fall in love (-1)

London, Jul 11, 1930 Co DB224, D0236 Co DB224, D0236

BILLY MAYERL, pianoforte solo WA 10737-1 Safety in Numbers - Medley WA 10738-1 Let's Go Native - Medley WA 10739-2 Nippy - Medley, Part 1 WA 10740-2 Nippy - Medley, Part 2

London, Oct 5, 1930 Co DB287 CoDB287 Co rejected Co rejected

WA 10739-4 WA 10740-2

Nippy - Medley, Part 1 Nippy Medley, Part 2

London, Oct 22, 1930 CoDB288 CoDB288

WA11018-1 WA11019-1

Little Tommy Tucker - Selection Ever-Green - Selection

London, Dec 23, 1930 CoDB380,ReG21259 Co DB380

102

Tantalizing Tingles BILLY MAYERL, pianoforte solo WA 11075-1 Stand Up And Sing - Medley WA11076-1 Blue Roses - Medley

London, Jan 16, 1931 CoDB406 Co DB406, Re G21259

WA 11263-1 WA 11264-1

London, Feb 27, 1931 Co DB445, Re G21063 Co DB445, Re G21063

CAl 1578-1 CAl 1579-1 CAl 1580-1 CAl 1581-1

Baby's birthday party Ten cents a dance

London, May 8, 1931 The Millionaire Kid - Medley, Part 1 Co DB517 The Millionaire Kid - Medley, Part 2 Co DB517 Songs Hits (1931) - Medley, Part 1 (Intro: The song is done; Running between the raindrops) Co DB534 Songs Hits (1931) - Medley, Part 2 (Intro: Fiesta; Shout for happiness; Goodnight, sweetheart) Co DB534

with vocal chorus; or with xylophone (-2) CAl 1988-1 You can't stop me from lovin' you v CA 11989-1 The match parade (-2)

London, Sep 15, 1931 Co DB639, Re G21215 Co DB639, Re G21215

BILLY MAYERL, pianoforte solo CAl 1998^1 Mignonette

London, Sep 23, 1931 CoDB728, FB1485, Re G21460 CoDB728, FBI485, Re G21460

CAl 1999-1

Honeysuckle

CA12084-1 CAl 2085-1

Say it with carols Medley, Part 1 Say it with carols Medley, Part 2

London, Oct 17, 1931 Co DB668, Re G21506 CoDB668,ReG21506

CA12410-1 CAl 2411-1

Have you forgotten? Helen - Selection

London, Feb 6, 1932 CoDB777,ReG21393 Co DB777

CA 12490-1 CAl2491-1

By the fireside Try to remember me

London, Mar 1, 1932 C0DB8O6 C0DB8O6, Re G21393

CA13035-2 CA13036-1

Words And Music - Selection, Part 1 Words And Music - Selection, Part 2

London, Sep 16, 1932 Co DB939 Co DB939

CA13327-1 CAl 3328-1

Please handle with care Balloons

London, Jan 13,1933 Co DB 1035, RZG21683 CoDB1035, RZG21683

CA13921-2 CA13922-1

Billy Mayerl's own selection, Part 1 Billy Mayerl's own selection, Part 2

London, Sep 14, 1933 CoDB1219 CoDB1219

CA14100-1 CA14101-1

Six miniatures, Part 1 Six miniatures, Part 2

London, Oct 26, 1933 Co DB 1239, FB1397 Co DB 1239, FBI397

103

Tantalizing Tingles BILLY MAYERL, piano solo London, Dec 18, 1933 CA 14214-1 Four aces, Part 1 (Intro: Ace of Clubs; Ace of Hearts) Co DB 1308, FBI264, RZG21996 CAl4215-1 Four aces, Part 2 (Intro: Ace of Diamonds; Ace of Spades) Co DB 1308, FB1264, RZG21996 CA14428-1 CA 14429-1 CA 14447-1 CA 14448-1

Sporting Love - Selection, Part 1 Sporting Love - Selection, Part 2

London, Apr 19, 1934 Savoy Havana memories, Part 1 (Intro: Kitten on the keys; Ukulele lady; What'll I do?; Carolina in the morning) Co DB 1419 Savoy Havana memories, Part 2 (Intro: Dancing time; Keep on humming; April showers; Indian love call; I'll build a CoDB1419 stairway to Paradise)

MR. & MRS. BILLY MAYERL, piano duet. CA 14643-1 Ace of Spades CA 14644-1

London, Apr 5, 1934 Co DB 1369 Co DB 1369

Marigold

BILLY MAYERL, piano solo CA 14745-1 The Joker CA14746-1 Hop-O'-My-Thumb

London, Aug 31, 1934 CoDB1445, FB1161, DO 1328 CoDB1445, FBI 161, D01328 London, Oct 25, 1934 Co DB 1488, FBI296 Co DB 1488, FBI29

See also ADDENDA (p. 172).

BERT M. MAYS, piano solo C2405-B New Orleans stomp

Chicago, Oct 5, 1928 Vo unissued

Other recordings by this artist are vocal blues performances outside the scope of this discography. NEVILL MELLAND HENRY MELLAND, piano solo E1714 Fourth's fever E1715 [unknown title] E1716 Missing every note E1717-2 Don't name it Bb 12855-1 BM2856-1

104

Discord rag Fascination blonde

London, Jan Pa R3495 Pa unissued Pa R3495 Pa unissued

1928

London, Mar 21, 1928 HMV unissued HMV unissued

Tantalizing Tingles FRANK MELROSE. novelty piano & traps 14802 Pass the jug 14803 Jelly roll stomp

Richmond, Feb 12, 1929 Ge 6774 Ge 6774

KANSAS CITY FRANK, piano & traps C3078-A Jelly roll stomp C3079-C Pass the jug

Chicago, Mar 8, 1929 Br 7062 Br 7062

BROADWAY RASTUS, instrumental 21227-1 Rock my soul 21228-2 Whoopee stomp

Chicago, c.Mar, 1929 Pm 12764 Pm 12764

FRANK MELROSE, piano solo 9602-3 Market Street jive

N.Y., Apr 9, 1930 ARC unissued

9608-2 9609-1

N.Y.,Apr 10, 1930 ARC unissued ARC unissued

Piano breakdown Whoopee stomp

N.Y.,Apr 11, 1930 9620-1 Distant moan ARC unissued Note: The above four titles were released on 10" Paramount LP CJS103. The 1929 Paramount titles are also included.lt has been claimed that the recordings on this LP are re-creations by Knocky Parker, and may not be the Frank Melrose versions listed here. MISS JEAN MELVILLE, pianoforte 8926-1 Pantomime 8927-1 Waltz from "Naila"

London, Sep , 1924 Winner 4208 Winner 4208

ALBERT SANDLER, piano & Jean Melville, violin; with vocal chorus by Olive Groves. London, Jan 5, 1932 CA12332An old violin vOG Co DB737, D0647 CA12333Looking at you vOG Co DB737, D0647 Other recordings by this Australian artist are classical compositions. CONSTANCE MERING, piano solo 11209 Trail of dreams 11210 Crazy quilt

N.Y., Sep 20, 1926 Ed 51845 Ed 51845, BA 5229

11268 11269

Beside a garden wall I've lost all my love for you

N.Y., Oct 27, 1926 Ed 51870 Ed 51870

W142938W142939-

Because I love you I'm tellin' the birds, tellin' the bees

N.Y., Nov 16, 1926 Co848-D Co848-D

CONSTANCE MERING & MURIEL POLLOCK, piano duet. N.Y., Mar 18, 1927 W143682-2 If you're in love you'll waltz Co 952-D, 0959 W143683-2 Following the sun around Co 952-D, 0959

105

Tantalizing Tingles CONSTANCE MERING & MURIEL POLLOCK, piano duet. N.Y., May 3, 1927 W144080-3 Spring fever Co 1004-D, 4681, 0698 W144081-2 The doll dance Co 1004-D, 4681, 0698 CONSTANCE MERING, piano solo W144790-4 Londonderry air W144791-2 Blue bells of Scotland

N.Y., Sep 23, 1927 Col318-D Col318-D

CONSTANCE MERING & MURIEL POLLOCK, piano duet N.Y., Nov 2, 1927 W144945-3 Polly Co 1211-D, 0947 W144946-2 Dainty miss Co 1211-D, 0947 CONSTANCE MERING, piano solo N.Y., Jun 12, 1928 CONSTANCE MERING & MURIEL POLLOCK, piano duet (-1) W146428-1 Why do I love you? Co 1552-D W146429-1 So dear Co 1552-D, 01224 W146434-3 Highhat(-l) Co 1447-D, 01224 W146435-1 Ragdoll(-l) Co 1447-D W147148-6 W147149-3

Ups-a-daisy! (-1) Hot! (-1)

N.Y., Nov 1, 1928 Co 1633-D Co 1633-D

WALTER MERRICK, piano solo N.Y., Apr 29, 1921 Rosa Caraquena; Come down; Labor all together Vi trial B25082-3 B25083-2 B25084-1 B25085-2 B25086-2 B25087-2

Kaiser William run away Bing-Bang Estelline Dis thing is a funny thing Let we labour all together Come down Kuffie Prince of Wales

N.Y., May 17, 1921 Vi73061 Vi unissued Vi73061 Vi unissued Vi unissued Vi unissued

B25402-2 B25403-2 B25404-2 B25405-1

Rosa Caraquena Come quick, the man at the door Amour d'aimee Bull Dog don't bite me

N.Y., May 19, 1921 Vi 73209 Vi unissued Vi 73209 Vi73060

BRUCE MERRYL & EDWARD O'HENRY, piano & organ duet. London, Dec , 1930 Marigold Beast Twelve 5207 Clockwork Beast Twelve 5207

106

Tantalizing Tingles BRUCE MERRYL, piano solo Favourite tunes of the momenr, Part 1 Favourite tunes of the moment,, Part 2

London, c.May, 1931 Beast 723 Beast 723

See also Harry BIDGOOD.

GEORGE MIDDLETON See Jack CLARKE.

BOB MILLER, piano solo N.Y., Nov 27, 1923 81372Syncopated piano chimes (Intro: Thru the years) Co unissued 81373Syncopated piano chimes (Intro: Sweet pal) Co unissued

BARRY MILLS See Ronnie MUNRO.

HELEN I. MITCHELL, piano solo GE 14223 Just imagine GE14224 Sweet mystery of life

Richmond, Aug 31, 1928 Ge test Ge test

LEOPOLD MITTMANN See ERSTES KLAVIER-QUARTETT.

GERRY MOORE, piano solo CE6641-1 I never had a chance CE6642-1 I'll string along with you

London, Sep 27, 1934 PaR1962 PaR1962

REX MOORE, piano solo W.226 Selections from "Rio Rita", Part 1 W.227 Selections from "Rio Rita", Part 2

Melbourne, c.Mar, 1930 Beast W613 BcastW613

107

Tantalizing Tingles ALAN MORAN & WALTER FELDKAMP, piano duet. N.Y., Jul 21, 1925 W140777-2 Nola Co 434-D W140778-2 Classicana Co 434-D with incidental singing by Arthur Fields. W141160-1 Lonesome W141161-2 Pretending

vAF vAF

N.Y. Oct 20, 1925 Co519-D Co519-D

ALAN MORAN & WALTER FELDKAMP, on two pianos. N.Y., Mar 16, 1927 11575-C Bye, Bye Bonnie medley Ed rejected 11576-C I know that you know Ed rejected 11575 11576

N.Y., Mar , 1927 Bye Bye Bonnie - Medley (Intro: Just across the river from Queens; You and I, love you and me; Tampico tap and toodle-oo) Ed 52005 I know that you know Ed 52005

See also Fred RICH.

LOUIS MORDISH, piano solo; with Commodore Grand Orchestra, Joseph Muscant conductor. London, Mar , 1934 CAR2582-1 Knave of Diamonds RZ MR 1240

IVOR MORETON HARRY ROY & HIS ORCHESTRA (with featured piano duet by Ivor Moreton& Dave Kaye]. London, Apr ,1933 CE6036-1 -2 Canadian capers Pa R1505, F1919, A3715 CE6037-1 Tiger rag Pa R1505, A3904 CE6073-1

CE6107-1

CE6118-1

108

Bugle call rag

London, May , 1933 Pa R1526, R1734, F1923, F2364, A3715

London, Jun 24, 1933 Limehouse blues & Chinatown, my Chinatown Pa R1554, R1948, F1927,A3701 Twelfth Street rag

London, Jun 28, 1933 Pa R1568, R1948, F1926, A3701

Tantalizing Tingles IVOR MORETON & DAVE KAYE, on two pianos; with guitar, bass & drums. London, Nov 16, 1933 CE6315-1 Dinah; After you' ve gone; Nobody' s sweetheart PaR1701,A3803 CE6309-1

St. Louis blues & Some of these days

London, Nov 28, 1933 Pa R1701, A3803

IVOR MORETON & DAVE KAYE [as above] (-1) HARRY ROY & HIS TIGER RAGAMUFFINS [Moreton & Kaye featured with Harry Roy, clarinet plus bass & drums] (-2) London, Feb 5, 1934 CE6377-1 Kitten on the keys & Russian rag (-1) Pa R1797, A3874 CE6378-1 Nola & Polly (-1) Pa R1797, A3874 CE6379-1 Farewell blues; You rascal you; Muddy water (-2) PaR1771,A3904 CE6380-1 Shine; My sweetie went away; Sweet Jennie Lee (-2) PaR1771 HARRY ROY'S TIGER RAGAMUFFINS [Moreton & Kaye featured piano duet, with bass & drums]. London, Jun 5, 1934 CE6514-2 Memories of you; Rain; Goodbye blues Pa R1859, F1925 CE6515-2 It don't mean a thing; Happy feet; Everybody loves my baby; I got rhythm Pa R1859, F1925 HARRY ROY & HIS ORCHESTRA [with featured piano duet by Moreton & Kaye] London, Jul 24, 1934 CE6586-1-2 The Roy rag Pa R1896, F1926, A6021,De942 HARRY ROY'S TIGER RAGAMUFFINS. London, Sep 17, 1934 CE6618-3 Sweet Sue, just you; Heebie jeebies; I wonder where my baby is tonight PaR1921 CE6619-3 Rockin' chair; Georgia on my mind; Lazy day PaR1921,A6056 CE6698-1 CE6699-1 CE6700-1 CE6701-1

London, Oct 31, 1934 Fox trot medley, Part 1 (Intro: Jealous; Whispering; Poor butterfly) Pa R1970 Fox trot medley, Part 2 (Intro: Margie; Aval on; How 'm I doin' ?) Pa R1970, A6078 Waltz medley, Part 1 (Intro: Love will find a way; I'll see you again; My hero) Pa R2009, A6055 Waltz medley, Part 2 (Intro: Destiny; If you were the only girl in the world; Alice Blue Gown) (-3) Pa R2009, A6055

HARRY ROY & HIS ORCHESTRA [with featured piano duet by Moreton & Kaye]. London, Nov 13, 1934 CE6717-1 The Continental Pa R1979, F1929, A6063 Ivor Moreton & Dave Kaye are featured briefly on many other recordings by Harry Roy & His Orchestra from this period, but the above selection is representative of their recorded repertoire. 109

Tantalizing Tingles THEODORE MORSE THE MORSE TRIO, piano duet [Theodore Morse & Abe Frankel] & drums. N.Y., c.Sep, 1917 66667 Jazzin' around Pathe 20430, 1181

FERDINAND (JELLY ROLL) MORTON FERD (JELLY ROLL) MORTON, piano solo 11537 King Porter stomp 11538—,-A New Orleans (blues) joys

Richmond, Jul 17, 1923 Ge5289 Ge5486

11544 11545 11546 11547

Richmond, Jul 18, 1923 Ge5218 Ge5218 Ge 5289 Ge 5323

Grandpa's spells Kansas City stomp Wolverine blues The pearls

JELLY ROLL MORTON, piano solo 8071 Thirty Fifth St. blues 8072 Mamanita

Chicago, c.Apr, 1924 Pm 12216 Pm 12216

FERD (JELLY ROLL) MORTON, piano solo 11907-A TiaJuana 11908-A Shreveport stomps 11909-A Froggie Moore 11910-A Mamamita 11911-A Jelly Roll blues 11912-A Big foot ham 11913-A Bucktown blues 11914 Tom cat blues 11915-A Stratford hunch 11916 Milenbergjoys 11917 Perfect rag

Richmond, Jun 9, 1924 Ge 5632, 3043 Ge5590 Ge unissued Ge 5632, 3043 Ge 5552 Ge 5552 Ge 5515, Buddy 8015 Ge 5515, Buddy 8015 Ge5590 Ge unissued Ge5486

JELLY ROLL MORTON, piano solo 534 Froggie Moore 535 London blues

Chicago, Jun Pm 14032 Rialto

C160(E2863) C163 (E2866) C164 (E2867) C166 (E2869)

Chicago, Apr 20, 1926 Vo 1020, Or 1007 Vol019 Vo 1019 Vo 1020, Or 1007

The pearls Sweetheart o' mine Fat meat and greens King Porter stomp

1924

JELLY-ROLL MORTON, piano solo; with clarinet and traps. Chicago, Jun 10, 1927 BVE38663-1 Wolverine blues Vi 21064, Bb B10258 BVE38664-1 Mr. Jelly Lord Vi 21064, Bb B10258

110

Tantalizing Tingles JELLY-ROLL BVE49448-2 B VE49449-1 BVE49449-2 BVE49450-2 BVE49451-1 BVE49451-2

MORTON, piano solo Pep Seattle hunch Seattle hunch Frances Freakish Freakish

N.Y., Jul 8, 1929 ViV38627,BbB 10257 Vi V38527 Vi 27565 Vi V38627,BbB 10257 Vi 27565 Vi V38527

MARY MOYA, piano solo Pierrot and Pierrette Pretty Polly

London, 1916 Bulldog 595 Bulldog 595

FRANCIS X. MULCALY, piano solo W.287 Lily of Laguna W.288 Classicalities W.289 Here in my arms W.290 Bye and bye

Melbourne, c.May, 1930 Vo757 Vo757 Vo762 Vo762

MADGE MULLEN, piano WA9204-2 The wedding of the painted doll WA9205-3 You were meant for me

London, Jun 22, 1929 Re G9377 Re G9377

London, May 28, 1930 WAR169-2 Alice in Wonderland Re unissued WAR170-2 Puttin' on the Ritz Re unissued NOTE: The above titles were originally assigned to Regal MR97, but this issue was reassigned to a pair of titles by a comedy vocal duo before release.

RONNIE MUNRO & BARRY MILLS, piano duet. E1406-3 The birth of the blues E1407 My heart stood still El408-2 Blue skies

London, May ,1927 PaE5833,A2262 PaE5833,A2262 Pa E5834, A2263

E1415-2

'Deed I do

London, May , 1927 Pa E5834, A2263

WE1555-2 WE 1556-2

Souvenirs Old names of old flames

London,Jun Pa rejected Pa rejected

1927

Souvenirs Old names of old flames

London, Jul PaE5903 PaE5903

1927

WE1555-4 WE 1556-4

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Tantalizing Tingles RONNIE MUNRO & BARRY MILLS, on two pianos; with vocal refrain & effects. London, Nov 11, 1933 CE6293-2 The wedding of Mr. Mickey Mouse v Pa R1687, A3797

CLIFFORD MURRAY, piano solo 1543 Stand up and sing for your father 1544 Twelfth Street rag

West Orange, late 1921 Ed unissued Ed unissued

1548-C

All that I need is you

West Orange, Dec 7, 1921 Ed rejected

1548-G

All that I need is you

West Orange, Dec 29, 1921 Ed unissued

1549

West Orange, Jan 3, 1922 Waltz medley (Intro: On a little side street; Baby eyes) Ed unissued

1550

There's a down in Dixie feeling

West Orange, Jan 4, 1922 Ed unissued

1551

Ma!

West Orange, Feb 8, 1922 Ed unissued

1552

Little lost flower

West Orange, Feb , 1922 Ed unissued

JOE MURRAY, piano solo 11031 Tenth interval rag

Richmond, Oct 24, 1921 Ge Special?

ERNESTO NAZARE, piano 3941 Apanhei-te cavaquinho

?Sao Paulo, Sep , 1930 Od 10718

ROMEO NELSON, piano solo with talking. C4300-B Head rag hop

Chicago, Sep 5, 1929 Vol447

Other recordings by this artist are vocal blues performances, and outside the scope of this discography.

112

Tantalizing Tingles RUDOLF NELSON UND WALTER JOSEPH, Klavier-Duett. Berlin, Oct 4, 1928 BL4583-2 ParmerVeilchen Electrola unissued BL4584-1 Vis-a-Vis Electrola unissued BL4585-1 Friederike Electrola unissued BL4586-2 Josephine Electrola unissued BLR4932-1 BLR4933-2

Berlin, Jan 22, 1929 Electrola unissued Electrola unissued

Potpourri, 1. Teil Potpourri, 2. Teil

RUDOLF NELSON & FRITZ FREED, an zwei Flugeln. Berlin, Mar 9, 1933 OD 1503-2 Etwas fur Sie, 1. Teil Electrola EG2803 OD1504-2 Etwas file Sie, 2. Teil Electrola EG2803

Sydney, c.Jun, 1929 PaA2777 Pa A2777

BERYL NEWELL, piano solo WA400 A precious little thing called love WA401 The wedding of the painted doll

BERYL NEWELL, piano solo; with vocal chorus by Des Tooley. Sydney, c.Jun, 1930 PaA3018 WA547 Ragamuffin Romeo vDT PaA3018 WA548 Happy feet vDT WA567 WA568

Cheer up If I had a girl like you

vDT vDT

Sydney, c.Sep, 1930 PaA3060 PaA3060 Sydney, c.Jan, 1931 Pa A3085 PaA3085

BERYL NEWELL, piano solo WA593 I love you so much WA594 Dancing the Devil away

BERYL NEWELL, piano solo; with vocal chorus by John Warren. Sydney, c.Jul, 1931 WA636 I bring a love song vJW Pa A3183 WA637 You will remember Vienna vJW Pa A3183 with vocal refrain by Des Tooley. WA638 Here we are WA639 Ten cents a dance

vDT vDT

Sydney, c.Jul, 1931 Pa A3185 Pa A3185

WA670 WA671

vDT vDT

Sydney, c.Dec, 1931 PaA3250 Pa A3250

Goodnight sweetheart Jazz up your lingerie

BERYL NEWELL, piano solo WA672 Yes, yes (My baby said yes, yes) WA673 Bend down, sister

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Sydney, c.Jan, 1932 Pa A3283 PaA3283

Tantalizing Tingles BERYL NEWELL, piano solo WA695 Frog puddles WA696 The Teddy Bear's picnic

Sydney, c.May, 1932 PaA3376 PaA3376

with vocal chorus [by Clem Williams]. WA697 The sweetest story ever told WA698 Little Alabama coon

vCW vCW

Sydney, c.May, 1932 PaA3375 Pa A3375

WA699 WA700

vCW vCW

Sydney, c.Jun, 1932 Pa A3386 Pa A3386

vDT vDT

Sydney, c.Oct, 1932 Pa A3477 PaA3477

By the fireside We will always be sweethearts

vocal chorus by Des Tooley. WA719 Hold my hand WA720 Pied Piper of Hamlyn

Sydney, c.Nov, 1932 PaA3510 Pa unissued

BERYL NEWELL, piano solo WA723 I want to cling to Ivy WA724 [unknown title] vocal chorus by Sylvia Post Mason. WA731 The flies crawled up the window

vSPM

Sydney, c.Dec, 1932 PaA3510

vocal chorus by Barbara James. WT 1259 Twentieth Century blues WT 1260 Black-Eyed Susan Brown

vBJ vBJ

Sydney,Jun 13 , 1933 RZG21724 RZG21724

with vocal chorus by Jack Davey. WA746 Keep young and beautiful WA747 Build a little home

vJD vJD

Sydney, Apr 26., 1934 PaA3851 PaA3851

BILLY NICHOLSON, piano solo 1977-2 Twinkling keys, Part 1 1978-2 Twinkling keys, Part 2

London, c.July, 1934 Eclipse 723 Eclipse 723

RAY NOBLE piano duet with Harry Jacobson, with the NEW MAYFAIR DANCE ORCHESTRA. London, Apr 28, 1931 OB801-2 You're twice as nice as the girl in my dreams HMV B6011, EA923 See also Raie DA COSTA.

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Tantalizing Tingles DAGMAR NORDSTROM. piano solo BVE51196-3 Carolina moon BVE51197-4 Glad rag doll

N.Y., Apr 22, 1929 Vi unissued Vi rejected

BVE51197-7 Glad rag doll

N.Y., May 13, 1929 Vi unissued

BVE53516-4 Honey

N.Y., May 27, 1929 Vi unissued

BVE53922-4 Pagan love song BVE53923-4 Some sweet day

N.Y., Jul 16, 1929 Vi unissued Vi unissued

CECIL NORMAN, pianoforte solo L0.0549 Dustin' the keys L0.0550 Pianoflage

London, Dec 18, 1923 Homochord H545 Homochord H545

LO.0808 LO.0809

Tricky trix Dog on the piano

London, 1926 Homochord D929 Homochord D929

HH11039-2 HH11040-2

Flapperette Futureske

London, Jun 20, 1927 Homochord D1153 Homochord Dl 153

DONALD NORTH See Tony LOWRY.

SAM NOWLIN, piano solo N19721 So what N19722 Change N19723 Riff

Richmond, Oct 8, 1934 Ch 16828,40012 Ch 16828,40012 Ch unissued

CHARLES O'DONNELL feautured pianist with THE THREE RASCALS. London, c.Mar, 1913 Lxo2340 When the midnight choo choo leaves for Alabam' Jumbo 1078, Scala F466 Lxo2343 Baboon dance Jumbo A276, Clm 510 Lxo2346 On the Mississippi Jumbo 1078, Scala F466 Lxo2504 115

Ragtime Cowboy Joe

London, c.Dec. 1913 Jumbo 1098

Tantalizing Tingles CHARLES O'DONNELL featured pianist with THE TWO RASCALS. Yy873-2 O Death, where is thy sting? Yy877-2 When the jazz band starts to play

London, Jan 10, 1922 Zo 2281 Zo 2281

There are many other records by THE THREE/TWO RASCALS. Normally such recordings are outside the scope of this discography, but it was felt that a few examples should be included here as examples of Chas. O'Donnell's piano work - which is quite remarkable for the period.

PHIL OHMAN, pianoforte solo N.Y., Jul 3, 1922 B26581-1 Narcissus Vi 17100 Note: This was a remake of a 1912 recording by Ferdinand Himmelreich. The reverse continued to use the original Himmelreich master. soloist with ZEZ CONFREY & HIS ORCHESTRA. B27653-9 liza B27654-7 New Hampshire

N.Y., Mar 21, 1923 Vi 19055, HMV B1660 Vi 19055, HMV B1713, Zo3574

piano passages by Phil Ohman & Victor Arden with CARL FENTON'S ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Sep 19, 1923 11365 I love you Br2487* 11427

What do you do Sunday, Mary?

N.Y., Sep 25, 1923 Br 2487*

PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN, piano duet. 11817 Nashville nightingale No, No Nora

N.Y., Nov 6, 1923 Br/BC 2512* Br/BC 2512*

piano passages with CARL FENTON'S ORCHESTRA. 12746-49 Worried

N.Y., Mar 27, 1924 Br/BC 2603

PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN, piano duet. "Memories" - Medley waltz "Daisies" - Medley waltz

N.Y., Apr ,1924 Br/BC 2620* Br/BC 2620*

piano passages with CARL FENTON'S ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Jul 2, 1924 13469-71 No, No, Nanette medley (Intro: Tea for two; "Where has my hubby gone?" blues; You can dance with any girl at all) Br/BC 2640* piano passages by Phil Ohman & Victor Arden with BENNIE KREUGER'S ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Jul 24, 1924 13602-04 Charley, my boy Br 2667* PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN, piano duet 13630-34 You know me, Alabam! Put away a little ray of golden sunshine 116

N.Y., Jul 29, 1924 Br 2670 Br 2670

Tantalizing Tingles piano passages by Phil Ohman&VictorArden with CARL FENTON'S ORCHESTRA N.Y., Jul 31, 1924 13649-52 Follow the swallow Br/BC 2668* 14481 -83

Fascinating rhythm

N.Y., Dec 15, 1924 Br/BC 2790*

PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN, piano duet with vibraphone by Joseph Green. N.Y., Dec , 1924 Familiar Italian folk songs Br/BC 2794* Old familiar melodies Br/BC 2794* piano passages by Phil Ohman&VictorArden with CARL FENTON'S ORCHESTRA with vocal chorus by Billy Jones & Ernest Hare. N.Y., Jan 31, 1925 14788-90 Please be good to my old girl vBJ&EH Br/BC 2834* PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN, piano duet with vibraphone by Joseph Green. N.Y., Jun , 1925 Operatic favorites Br/BC 2919* Waltzes of the past Br/BC 2919* PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN, piano duet with orchestra. N.Y., Nov 2, 1925 E16818-20 Manhattan Br rejected E16821 -23 Sentimental me Br rejected PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN with Regent Club Orchestra, piano duet with orchestra. N.Y., Nov 11, 1925 E16873-75 Manhattan Br/BC 2984* E16876-79 Sentimental me Br/BC 2984* PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN WITH THEIR ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Jan 16, 1926 E17494-96 That certain feeling Br/BC 3035* E17497-99 Looking for a boy Br/BC 3035* E18211-13 E18214-16

Morning Glory Lane I'm in love with you, that's why

N.Y., Mar 5, 1926 Br3128 Br3128

E19265 E19267/68

The blue room The girl friend

N.Y., May 13, 1926 Br/BC 3197* Br/BC 3197*

E19659 E19660

Black bottom Lucky day

N.Y., Jul 2, 1926 Br/BC 3242, BrAu 3242 Br/BC 3242, BrAu 3241

E20006-07 E20008-09

Dizzy fingers Polly

N.Y., Sep 2, 1926 Br rejected Br rejected

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Tantalizing Tingles PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN WITH THEIR ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Sep 13, 1926 E20112 Dizzy fingers Br/BC 3305* E20113 Polly Br/BC 3305* E20312-14 E20315-17

N.Y., Oct 1, 1926 Br3305? Br3305?

Dizzy fingers Polly

N.Y., Oct 22, 1926 Honeymoon Lane - Medley Br 3362 The Ramblers - Medley Br 3362 Note: This coupling was cancelled before release, and the same titles were remade as 12" recordings (see below). XE20495-96 Honeymoon Lane - Medley The Ramblers - Medley XE20497

N.Y., Nov 9, 1926 Br 20051 Br 20051

E20736 E20739

N.Y., Nov 16, 1926 Br 3377*, BrE 3377 Br 3377*, BrE 3377

Clap yo' hands Do-do-do

PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN WITH THEIR ORCHESTRA; with male quartet. N.Y., Dec 20, 1926 E20996 I know that you know vMQ Br3410 E21001 Onealone vMQ Br 3410, BrAu 3410, 3762X v

N.Y., Feb 1, 1927 Br/3457*, BrE 3457

E21432

There's everything nice about you v

N.Y., Feb 4, 1927 Br 3457*, BrE 3457

E21632-35

South wind

N.Y., Feb 28, 1927 Br rejected

E21723 E21727

At sundown South wind

E22319 E22322

Hallelujah! Sometimes I'm happy

V

E23688 E23691

Me and my shadow Broken hearted

V

with vocal chorus. E21393 Mine

N.Y., Mar 3, 1927 Br 3481*, BrE 3481 Br3481*, 410-L, BrE 3481

V

V

PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN, piano duet. E24452-54 Dancing tambourine E24455-57 Nola 118

N.Y., Apr 8, 1927 Br 3527*, BrE 3527 Br 3527*, BrE 3527 N.Y., Jun 21, 1927 Br 3592*, BrE 3592 Br 3592*, BrE 3592 N.Y., Sep 15, 1927 Br rejected Br rejected

Tantalizing Tingles PHIL OHMAN & VICTOR ARDEN, piano duet. N.Y., Nov 29, 1927 E25331 Nola Br4056* E25332 The glow-worm Br 4056*, 125-L Note: This coupling was originally assigned to Brunswick 3652, but this issue was cancelled before release. B157ISA B15716-A

Love in bloom I only have eyes for you

N.Y., Aug 21, 1934 Br6971,CoD01299 Br 6971, Co DOl299

See also Victor ARDEN.

JIMMY O'KEEFE Pseudonym for Zez CONFREY.

FRED OLDING Pseudonym for Arthur YOUNG.

VICTOR OLIVER, piano solo novelty GEX347-A Alabamy bound GEX348-A Salut a pesth

N.Y., Nov , 1926 Ge unissued Ge unissued

WALKER O'NEILL, pianoforte solo L0.0604 Dustin' the keys L0.0605 Scale it down

London, Feb 20, 1924 Homochord H675 Homochord H675

Bb4407-1 Bb4408-1

Scale it down Dustin' the keys

London, Mar 24, 1924 HMV B1806 HMV B1806

WALKER O'NEILL & RAY ALLAN, Klavier-duett. 1869-A Dustin' the keys

Berlin, May Vox 06217

ORESTE, piano solo 11392 The little white house 11393 She's still my baby

N.Y., Dec 22, 1926 Ed 51907, BA 5286 Ed 51907

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1924

Tantalizing Tingles ORIGINAL PIANO TRIO [George Dil worth-Edgar Fai re hi Id-Herbert Clairl. N.Y., Oct 29, 1921 8272 Apache love Ed 50888 8283 Bimini Bay Ed 50888

HARRY OSBORNE This was a pseudonym for Ernest L. STEVENS, whose recordings under his own name are listed later in this volume. However, the recordings made under the pseudonym of Harry OSBORNE are of material which is felt to be outside the scope of this discography.

JOHN OSCAR, piano solo C3733-B Boogie woogie

Chicago, Jun 26, 1929 Br unissued

Other recordings by this artist are vocal blues performances, and outside the scope of this discography.

DUKE OWENS Pseudonym for Jimmy BLYTHE.

BENNIE PAINE See Thomas WALLER.

JEAN PAQUES, novelty piano solo 11394-1 Flapperette 11395-2 Hot piano 88007-1 Flapperette -1 Hot piano 12368-2 12369-2

Crooked notes Pianotes

DICK PALMER, piano solo You tell 'em, ivories

120

London, Jan 5, 1928 EBW unissued EBW unissued EBR804 EBR804 London, Jul 6, 1929 EBW 4932 EBW 4932

N.Y., cJul, 1921 Arto 9082, Bell P82, H-T K82

Tantalizing Tingles VI PALMER Pseudsonym for Zez CONFREY.

VIC PALMER Pseudonym for Willie ECKSTEIN.

A.R. PARKES, piano solo; with J.F. Boothby, drums. A456 Medley A457 Tiger rag

Glasgow, 1934 Great Scott A456 Great Scott A456

HARRY PARR DA VIES, pianoforte solo GB6269-1 This Week of Grace - Selection, Part 1 GB6270-2 This Week of Grace - Selection, Part 2

London, Oct ,1933 EBW W43 EBW W43

TURNER PARRISH, piano solo N18968 Trenches

Richmond, Jan 13, 1933 Ch 16645, 50046, De3832 Ch 16645,50046

N18969

Fives

DICK PEARSON See Fred ELIZALDE.

WILLIAM PEARSON, piano solo 12609-A Strange woman' s dream

Chicago, Feb Ge unissued

HARRY PERELLA, piano solo BVE32582-2 Bluette BVE32583-2 Ivoritis

N.Y., May 7, 1925 Vi unissued Vi unissued

1927

HARRY PERELLA & RAYMOND TURNER, piano duet. London, May 28, 1926 HMV B2322 Bb8463-2 Kitten on the keys HMV B2322 Bb8464-2 Nola HARRY PERELLA, piano solo BVE43956-3 Ma belle BVE43957-3 Valsebleue

121

N.Y., May 8, 1928 Vi unissued Vi rejected

Tantalizing Tingles HARRY PERELLA, piano solo BVE43957-7 Valsebleue BVE45573^ Glowworm

N.Y., Jun 11, 928 Vi rejected Vi rejected

BVE43957-10 Valsebleue BVE45573-7 Glowworm

N.Y., Jul 10, 1928 Vi unissued Vi unissued

See also Ferdie GROFE.

RAY PERKINS, piano solo 7963 Look for the silver lining

N.Y., May 5, 1921 Ed 50806, BA 4347

7985

Make believe medley

N.Y., May 14, 1921 Ed 50806, BA 4362

8364

Blue Danube blues & Ka-lu-a

N.Y., Jan 10, 1922 Ed 50929, BA 4532

8367

I ain't nobody's Darling

N.Y., Jan 15, 1922 Ed 50933, BA 4535

8561

Three o'clock in the morning

N.Y., Aug 7, 1922 Ed unissued

8736 8737

March of the mannikins Parade of the wooden soldiers

West Orange, May 31, 1923 Ed 51192 Ed 51192

West Orange, Jun 4, 1923 8738 Mighty lak a rose Ed unissued 8739 Last rose of summer Ed unissued Note: Mxs. 8738 & 8739 were assigned to Edison 51 185, but this was cancelled before release. 10049

The Foot Guard waltzes

West Orange, Jul 26, 1924 Ed 51424

10050 10051 10052

Love and kisses Valse charme Dan za fl atten gei sten

West Orange, Jul 28, 1924 Ed 51424 Ed 51403 Ed unissued

10745

Show me the way to go home

N.Y., Dec ,1925 Ed unissued

N.Y., Dec , 1925 10760 Who & D'ya love me? Ed unissued Note: Mxs. 10745 & 10760 were assigned to Edison 51675, but this was cancelled before release.

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Tantalizing Tingles LOTHAR PERL, Jazz am Fliigel Bel0006 Cowboy Be10007 Ducky Bel0008 Rondo de jazz Bel0009 Tim and Tom BelOOlO Baby is wondered

Berlin, Aug 25, 1932 Od rejected Od rejected Od unissued Od rejected Od rejected

Bel0006-2 Be 10007-2 Be 10009-2 Bel0010-2

Cowboy Ducky Tim and Tom Baby is wondered

Berlin, Sep 17, 1932 Od 0-11727 Od 0-11727 Od unissued Od unissued

Der Letzte Mohikaner Grasshopper Hollywood stars Flying fish

Berlin, Mar , 1933 Gr 10012, Gr/Po 24256 Gr 10012, Gr/Po 24256 Gr 10095, Gr/Po 24257 Gr 10095, Gr/Po 24257

RUFUS PERRYMAN SPECKLED RED (Rufus Perryman), piano solo Memphis, Sep 22, 1929 M188Wilkins Street stomp Br 7116 Note: Other titles from this session are vocal blues performances, and outside the scope of this discography.

H. PETERSON, piano solo MISS HOLSOM (on Victory 234) HERBERT RICHARDS (on Victory 271) 717 Classic rag

London, Jul 9, 1929

HARRY PETERSON, piano solo 5322 Squirrel dance 5323 Hot Scotch

London, Nov Sterno 267 Sterno 267

RICHARD PHILPOTT, piano solo E3846 Baby E3847 Whispering

London, c.Dec, 1930 PaR845 PaR845

Victory 234, 271; Crystalate FC1054 Note: Crystalate and Victory 271 are titled "Le chiffon classique".

E4059 E4060

123

Once again Flight of fancy

London, Apr PaR950 PaR950

1929

1931

Tantalizing Tingles RICHARD PHILPOTT, piano solo E4453-1 Here is my heart E4454-1 If I could be with you

London, Feb PaR1171 PaR1171

1932

?Berlin, c.1913 Malerfreuden (The Whitewash Man) Zo 525512 Kleine Kanone (Cannon ball) Zo 525513 Grizzly bear Zo 525514 Temptation rag Zo 525515 Note: The four titles listed above appear in a Dutch Zonophone supplement dated 15 October 1913. No further details are known. PIANO

PIANO 5654 5656

Vineta-Glocken Electric girl

Berlin, c.1923 Homocord 5654 Homocord 5656

Other issues credited simply as "PIANO" can be traced by checking the title in the index.

PIANO DUET See UNIQUE KEYBOARD NOVELTIES.

PIANOFORTE DUET 604K Justine-Agathe-Marie

London, early 1927 The Crown 921

PIANO MANIACS; with instrumental ace. A1457-2 Piano medley, Part 1 A1458 Piano medley, Part 2

London, c.Jan, 1934 Beast 3372 Beast 3372

PIANO SOLO For Berliner discs credited as above see under Fred GAISBERG. Other issues with no further identification can be traced by checking the title in the index.

THE PIANO TWINS, rhythm pianists. 11029As time goes by 11030Ooh! that kiss

N.Y., Dec 1, 1931 Ba 32321, Or 2378 Ba 32321, Or 2378

1188511886-

N.Y., May 25, 1932 MeM12395,Pell334 Me M12395,Pe 11334

124

Lazy day Got a date with an angel

Tantalizing Tingles THE PIANO TWINS, rhythm pianists; with vocal chorus by Scrappy Lambert or Ray Heatherton. N.Y., Jun 22, 1932 Hummin' to myself 11958-1 vSL MeM12413,Pe 11337, Ro 1880 11961-2 She's mine vRH Me M12413,Pe 11337, Ro 1880

KYLE PIERCE K.K. PIERCE, piano solo 11548 I forgave you 11549 St. Louis blues

Richmond, Jul 18, 1923 Ge unissued Ge unissued

MURIEL POLLACK (The Piano Girl), piano solo. N.Y., Dec 30, 1927 Ed 52197, BA 5471 18145-B My blue heaven Ed 52197, BA 5467 18146 (What do we do on a) Dew-dew-dewy day 18145-G

My blue heaven

N.Y., Jan 14, 1928 Ed rejected

18258-C 18259-C

Lip-stick Japansy

N.Y., Feb 24, 1928 Ed rejected Ed rejected

18258-H 18259

Lip-stick Japansy

N.Y., Mar 7, 1928 Ed rejected Ed 52267

18258

Lip-stick

N.Y., Apr 2, 1928 Ed 52267

18974 18975

I'll get by How about me?

N.Y., Dec 31, 1928 Ed 52492, BA 5654 Ed 52492

N996 N997

You're my silver lining of love My song of the Nile

N.Y., Jul 2, 1929 Ed rejected Ed rejected

N996 N997

You're my silver lining of love My song of the Nile

N.Y.,Aug23, 1929 Ed 14063 Ed 14063

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Tantalizing Tingles MURIEL POLLOCK & VEE LAWNHURST, piano duet. N.Y., Sep 8, 1934 38589Narcissus Del63 38590Dizzy fingers Del64 Del63 38591Nola Del64 38592Finesse MURIEL POLLOCK & VINCENT RUTH, piano duet. PI 6481Adios Argentina P16482Combination Adios Argentina & Tango

N.Y., Dec 14, 1934 ARC private recording ARC private recording

See also Constance MERING.

J. POMERANE See ERSTES KLAVIER-QUARTETT.

ARTHUR PRYOR, pianoforte solo. A407-1 A cork dance

N.Y., Sep 27, 1900 Vi unissued

RALPH RAINGER featured piano with PARAMOUNT STUDIO ORCHESTRA. L.A., Jan 14, 1934 PBS68699-1 Raftero Vi 24515, HMV EA 1356 See also Edgar FAIRCHILD RAMONA See Ramona DAVIES.

MARYAN RAWICZ & WALTER LANDAUER, two pianos. Vienna, 1928 Miss Annabelle Lee HMV AM 1782 "Very fast" HMV AM 1782 Voices of Spring, Part 1 HMV AM 1783 Voices of Spring, Part 2 HMVAM1783 Indian butterfly Of Man River Blue river Dainty Miss

126

Vienna, 1928 HMV AM 1793 HMV AM 1793 HMV AM 1794 HMV AM 1794

Tantalizing Tingles MARYAN RAWICZ & WALTER LANDAUER, two pianos. Vienna, 1929 By the lake HMV AM 1953 Tango HMV AM 1953 Valse fantasie, Part 1 HMV AM 1954 Valse fantasie, Part 2 HMV AM 1954

BW2499-2 BW2500-1

The girl friend Blue bird, sing me a song Virginia Rag doll

Vienna, May , 1929 HMV AM 1956 HMV AM 1956 HMV AM 1957 HMV AM 1957

LADDIE RAY, syncopated piano solo. L0.659X King of Jazz - Selection LO.660X Puttin' on the Ritz - Selection

London, Jun , 1930 Beast Twelve 5172 Beast Twelve 5172

L0.731 L0.732

Popular melodies on a piano, Part 1 Popular melodies on a piano, Part 2

London, Sep , 1930 Beast Twelve 5192 Beast Twelve 5192

LO.823 L0.824

More popular melodies on a piano, Part 1 More popular melodies on a piano, Part 2

London, Dec , 1930 Beast Twelve 5215 Beast Twelve 5215

L0.947 L0.948x

Tuneful melodies of today, Part 1 Tuneful melodies of today, Part 2

London, Mar 19, 1931 Beast 3030 Beast 3030

with trumpet & saxophone. L0.1255 Ten of today's best tunes, Part 1 L0.1256 Ten of today's best tunes, Part 2

London, Oct Beast 3113 Beast 3113

BERT READ & HARRY JACOBSON, piano duet. GB5741Tunes of the times on two pianos, Part 1 GB5742Tunes of the times on two pianos, Part 2

London, Apr 10, 1933 De F3551 De F3551

BERT READ, piano solo GB6620Holiday GB6621 Dainty doll GB6623Tunes of the times, Part 1 GB6624Tunes of the times, Part 2

London, Mar 6, 1934 De F3977 De F3977 De F3924 De F3924

RALPH REICHENTHAL, piano solo Piano puzzle

N.Y., c.Nov, 1922 Arto 9193, Globe 7193, Bell P193

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1931

Tantalizing Tingles WM. REINHARDT & AL GOODHART, two piano specialty featuring Starr glissando keyboard; ace. by The New Yorkers. N.Y., Feb , 1928 GEX1102-B Willow tree Ge 6402, Spr 364 GEX1103-A Got myself another jockey now Ge 6402, Spr 364

SID REINHERZ, piano solo 8640 Mah Jong 8641-A The Boston trot

N.Y., Dec , 1923 Ge 5330, SG 9494 Ge 5330, SG 9494

8826-A 8827

N.Y., Apr , 1924 Ge 5439, SG 9542 Ge 5439, SG 9542

Monkey business I've got my fingers crossed

ROSITA RENARD, solo de piano E30324 Danza de los nanigos E30325 Blues

N.Y., Jul 5, 1929 Br rejected Br rejected

E30445 E30446

N.Y., Aug 20, 929 Br408?? Br408??

Blues Danza de los nanigos

Other recordings by this artist are classical performances. As no copy of this disc has been auditioned (even the exact issue number is unknown), it is possible that they are also played in the classical manner and are thus outside the scope of this discography. Their inclusion here is due solely to the interesting compositions performed.

MILTON RETTENBERG See Jack SHILKRET.

SISTERS RIALTO (Piano Diables), [vocal & piano duet]. ?Berlin, 1019bh3 Hovirag Po T49045 1020bh3 Kar a strapa Po T49045

1928

FRED RICH & ALAN MORAN, pianoforte duet; with vocal chorus by Ray Stillwell. N.Y., Jul 2, 1926 W142364-2 Valencia vRS Co690-D W142365-2 Barcelona vRS Co 690-D, 0520

128

Tantalizing Tingles FRED RICH & HIS HOTEL ASTOR ORCHESTRA, featuring Fred Rich at the piano. London, Jan 26, 1928 WA6863-1 Polly Co 4721 WA6912-2

Dolly Dimples

London, Feb 4, 1928 Co 4786

HERBERT RICHARDS Pseudonym for H. PETERSEN.

JOHNNIE RIDDICK featured piano solo with ARCADIAN SERENADERS. 9411 -A Yes sir, Boss

St. Louis, Oct OK 40562

1925

JUSTIN RING incidental piano with HNZEL'S ARCADIA ORCHESTRA OF DETROIT. N.Y., Nov , 1922 71038Teddy bear blues OK 4759

LEE S. ROBERTS, piano solo PB284-3 Lover's Lane PB285-3 Sweetie sweet PB286-1 An old sweetheart of mine PB 287-1 T 'j ours a moi

San Francisco, Apr 25, 1927 Vi unissued Vi unissued Vi unissued Vi unissued

LUCKEY ROBERTS, piano solo 47099-2 Shoo fly 47100-4 Shy and sly

N.Y., Oct 26, 1916 Co unissued Co unissued

W.L. ROBERTS, piano solo BVE51020-4 If I had you BVE51021-2 I'll never ask for more

N.Y., Mar 11, 1929 Vi unissued Vi unissued

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Tantalizing Tingles WILLARD ROBISON, piano solo 609 Up and down in China Out of the South 625 Peaceful valley

Chicago, c.Sep, 1924 Autograph 601 Autograph 601 Autograph 603

featured pianist with PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA; with vocal chorus by Billy Murray. N.Y., Jul 7, 1925 BVE32756-4 Footloose vBM Vi 19720, HMV B2112 WILLARD ROBISON, piano solo E3010-1 In the morning E3011-2 A letter from Dixie E3014Mykindofblues E3015Jubilee

N.Y., Aug 22, 1927 Pathe unissued Pathe unissued PA 11516 PA 11516

Other recordings by Willard Robison are vocal or dance band performances and, outside the scope of this discography.

GENE RODEMICH GENE RODEMICH'S ORCHESTRA, piano trio by Gene Rodemich, David Silverman &AllisterWylie. N.Y., Jun ,1922 8251 Broken-hearted blues Br2290 8257 Nobody loves me now Br 2299 8261/62 It's up to you Br2291 8263 Whenever you're lonesome Br 2299 8268 Neath the South Sea moon Br 2291 GENE RODEMICH'S ORCHESTRA, piano passages by Gene Rodemich & Allister Wylie. N.Y., Dec , 1922 9395/96 Teddy bear blues Br 2379* 9398/99 Fate Br 2379* 9401 Three little words Br2381 9411

Railroad man

N.Y., Dec Br 2399

, 1922

GENE RODEMICH'S ORCHESTRA, piano paasages by Gene Rodemich & Allister Wylie; or with piano solo by Gene Rodemich (-1). N.Y., Dec , 1922 9450 Falling Br 2389* 9455 Down in Maryland Br2391* 47-49CH 50-52CH 53-55CH

Mobile blues Missouri tickler blues Tenth interval rag (-1)

Chicago, Feb 21, 1924 Br/BC 2599 Br unissued Br/BC 2599

This orchestra made many other recordings, however those listed above are believed to be the most interesting so far as featured piano work is concerned.

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Tantalizing Tingles WALTER ROLAND JOLLY JIVERS, piano jive [Walter Roland-piano; Sonny Scott-Lucille Bogantalking/percussion]. N.Y., Jul 19, 1933 13582-1 Jookitjookit Vo 02532 13583-2 Piano stomp Vo 25015 13594-1 Whatcha gonna do? Vo 02532 13606-1

Hungry man's scuffle

N.Y., Jul 20, 1933 Vo 25015

Other titles from the above sessions are vocal blues performances by Walter Roland or Lucille Bogan acconpanied by Roland's piano (or sometimes guitar) and Sonny Scott on guitar. Walter Roland also made many other recordings of vocal blues performances and four guitar duets with Sonny Scott which were issued as by the Jolly Two. All these are outside the scope of this discography.

RAYMOND ROMANO See Arthur SCHUTT.

ALAIN ROMANS KLAVIER-VIRTUOSE ROMANS. 13045 I'm yours

Berlin, Feb , 1931 Artiphon 13045

GENE ROSE See Nacio Herb BROWN.

PATRICIA ROSSBOROUGH PAT ROSSBOROUGH & IVOR DENNIS, syncopated piano duet. London, late Jan, 1928 Z.345 Sometimes I'm happy Beast 232 Z.346X Possibly Beast 232 PATRICIA ROSSBOROUGH, piano solo DB 115-1 Funny face

London, Oct 24, 1928 Duophone D530

DB 132-2

My one and only

London, Nov 8, 1928 Duophone unissued

D177-3 D178-2

Roll away, clouds Paradise Square

London, Jan 4, 1929 Duophone rejected Duophone rejected

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Tantalizing Tingles PATRICIA ROSSBOROUGH, piano solo D177-6 Roll away, clouds D178-5 Paradi se Square

London, Apr 2, 1929 Duophone D543 Duophone unissued

PATRICIA ROSSBOROUGH (Syncopated Pianist), pianoforte solo. London, Jun 28, 1929 MB262-2 When summer is gone De F1507 MB263-2 Step high DeF1507 PATRICIA ROSSBOROUGH & IVOR DENNIS, pianoforte duet. London, Jul 18, 1929 Do something DeF1510 MB332-2A Walking with Susie DeF1510 MB333-3A PATRICIA ROSSBOROUGH (Syncopated Pianist), pianoforte solo. London, Aug 29, 1929 De F1537 DJ27-1 Doin' the new low down De F1537 DJ28-X1 He' s a good man to have around MB871-2A MB872-2A

Little by little I'll be reminded of you

London, Jan 22, 1930 De F1626 De F1626

MB950-3 MB951-2

Hot High and low

London, Feb 12, 1930 De rejected De F1693

MB950-4

Hot

London, Apr 1, 1930 De F1693

MB 1222-1 MB 1223-2 MB 1224-1 MB 1225-1

By the waters of Minnetonka In the still of the night My man is on the make Sky City

London, Apr 15, 1930 De F1795 De F1795 De F1741 De F1741

PATRICIA ROSSBOROUGH, pianoforte solo E3385-2 Sons o' Guns - Selection, Part 1 E3386 Sons o' Guns - Selection, Part 2

London, Jun 24, 1930 PaR709 PaR709

E3421-2 E3422-2

The Love Race - Selection, Part 1 The Love Race - Selection, Part 2

London, Jul 16, 1930 PaR708,A3158 PaR708,A3158

E3558-2 E3559

Follow a Star - Selection, Part 1 Follow a Star - Selection, Part 2

London, Aug 25, 1930 Pa R752 Pa R752

E3625-1 E3626-2

Frederica - Selection, Part 1 Frederica - Selection, Part 2

London, Sep , 1930 PaR770,A3105 PaR770,A3105

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Tantalizing Tingles PATRICIA ]ROSSBOROUGH, pianoforte solo. E3741 Nippy - Selection, Part 1 E3742-2 Nippy - Selection, Part 2

London, Oct 30, 1930 PaR791 PaR791

E3749-2 E3750-2

Evergreen - Selection, Part 1 Evergreen - Selection, Part 2

London, Nov 3, 1930 PaR804 PaR804

E3770-2 E3771

Little Tommy Tucker - Selection, Part 1 Little Tommy Tucker - Selection, Part 2

London, Nov 5, 1930 PaR817 PaR817

E3811-3 E3812-4

The King's horses You wouldn't

London, Dec , 1930 PaR825,A3143 PaR825,A3143

E3873-2 E3874

London, Jan 8, 1931 Love in the Rough - Selection PaR846 There's something about an old-fashioned girl PaR846

E3881-2 E3882-1

Blue Roses - Selection, Part 1 Blue Roses - Selection, Part 2

London, Jan ,1931 Pa R858, A3297 Pa R858, A3297

E3899-2 E3900-2

Song of the Drum - Selection, Part 1 Song of the Drum - Selection, Part 2

London, Feb 3, 1931 PaR875 PaR875

E4036-1 E4037-1

Parade of the minutes The wedding of the Three Blind Mice

London, Apr ,1931 Pa R948, A3468 Pa R948, A3261

E4191-2 E4192-1

Still I love her The match parade

London, Jul 15, 1931 PaR983 Pa R983, A3261

E4189-3 E4190-2

A musical comedy switch, Part 1 A musical comedy switch, Part 2

London, Aug 20, 1931 Pa R1094 Pa R1094

XE4243-1 XE4244-2 E4245-1 E4246-2

A Liebestraum fantasy Melody in F Leslie Stuart medley Lily of Laguna

London, Sep ,1931 PaE11165,A4346 PaE11165,A4346 PaR1148,A3272 PaR1148,A3272

XE4402-2 XE4403-2

Barcarolle humoresque Alice, where art thou?

London, Dec ,1931 PaE11188,A4379 PaE11188,A4379

E4415-1 E4416-2

Bow Bells - Selection Hold My Hand - Selection

London, Jan ,1932 PaR1136,A3857 PaR1136,A3468

133

Tantalizing Tingles PATRICIA ROSSBOROUGH, pianoforte solo. E4463-2 Goodnight Vienna - Selection E4464-2 The Cat and Fiddle - Selection

London, Mar PaR1176 PaR1176

WE4670-2 WE4671-1 WE4672-1 WE4673-1

Home, sweet home - Medley, Part 1 Home, sweet home - Medley, Part 2 Killarney blarney - Medley, Part 1 Killarney blarney - Medley, Part 2

London, Jun 23, 1932 PaR1289,A3471 Pa R1289, A3471 PaR1263,A3523 PaR1263,A3523

WE4686-1 WE4687-1 WE4688-1 WE4689-1

One Hour With You - Selection, Part 2 One Hour With You - Selection, Part 1 Please don't mention it Birds singing

London, Jul Pa R1274 Pa R1274 PaR1301 PaR1301

WE4711-1 WE4712-1

Popular selection, Part 2 Popular selection, Part 1

London, Aug 19, 1932 PaR1290 PaR1290

WE4758-1 WE4759-1

Words and music - Medley, Part 1 Words and music - Medley, Part2

London, Sep 17, 1932 Pa R1325 Pa R1325

WE4795-1 WE4796-1 WE4797-2 WE4798-1

Meddlings with Mendelssohn, Part 1 Meddlings with Mendelssohn, Part 2 Flirting with Annie Laurie, Part 1 Flirting with Annie Laurie, Part 2

London, Oct 15, 1932 PaR1365,A3656 Pa R1365, A3656 PaR1359,A3583 PaR1359,A3583

WE4853-1 WE4854-1

The London Fire Brigade Liszt, Chopin and Mendelssohn

London, Nov 15, 1932 Pa R1379, A3578 Pa R1379, A3578

WE4906-1 WE4907-2

Mother of Pearl - Selection One little kiss from you

London, Jan 12, 1933 PaR1419,A6006 PaR1419

WE4924-2 WE4925-1

The Crooner - Selection Lying in the hay

London, Jan 26, 1933 Pa R1437 PaR1437

CE6014-1 CE6015-1

He Wanted Adventures - Selection, Part 1 He Wanted Adventures - Selection, Part 2

London, Apr 4, 1933 Pa R1484 PaR1484

CE6090-3 CE6091-3

Hallelujah, I'm a Tramp - Selection Hiawatha's lullaby

London, Jun 10, 1933 PaR1552,A3696 PaR1552,A3696

CE6152-1 CE6153-1

Slipova Pianoflage

London, Jul 19, 1933 Pa R1599, A3725 PaR1599,A3725

134

1932

1932

Tantalizing Tingles PATRICIA ROSSBOROUGH, pianoforte solo. CE6181-1 Nymph Errant - Selection CE6182-1 Nice Goings On - Selection

London, Sep 22, 1933 Pa R1624, A3917 Pa R1624

CE6265-1 CE6266-1

Gold Diggers of 1933 - Selection, Part 1 Gold Diggers of 1933 - Selection, Part 2

London, Nov 2, 1933 PaR1679,A3785 PaR1679,A3785

CE6332-1 CE6333-1

Footlight Parade - Selection, Part 1 Footlight Parade - Selection, Part 2

London, Dec 14, 1933 PaR1722,A3813 PaR1722,A3813

CE6352-1 CE6353-2

Broadway through a keyhole - Selection Sitting pretty - Selection

London,Jan 11, 1934 PaR1749,A3833 Pa R1749, A3833

CE6391-1 CE6392-1

My Weakness - Selection Conversation Piece - Selection

London, Feb 22, 1934 Pa R1776 Pa R1776, A3917

CE6430-1 CE6431-1

Waltz medley No. 1 Fox trot medley No. 1

London, Apr 5, 1934 PaR1810 PaR1810

CE6454-2 CE6455-1

Three Sisters - Selection, Part 1 Three Sisters - Selection, Part 2

London, Apr 18, 1934 PaR1821 PaR1821

CE6536-3 CE6537-3 CE6538-1 CE6539-1

George White's Scandals - Selection, Part 1 George White's Scandals - Selection, Part 2 Fox trot medley No. 2 Waltz medley No. 2

London, Jun 23, 1934 PaR1858,A3971 PaR1858,A3971 PaR1889,A6006 PaR1889

CE6592-2 CE6593-1

Streamline - Selection, Part 2 Streamline - Selection, Part 1

London, Sep 6, 1934 PaR1917 PaR1917

CE6630-1 CE6631-2

Fox trot medley No. 3 Little man you've had a busy day

London, Sep 26, 1934 PaR1937,A6053 PaR1937,A6053

CE6676-1 CE6677-2

Yes Madam? - Selection, Part 1 Yes Madam? - Selection, Part 2

London, Oct 18, 1934 PaR1954,A6136 PaR1954,A6136

CE6735-1 CE6736-1

Simple aveu Sweetmeat Joe the candy man

London, Nov 21, 1934 Pa R2345, A6651 PaR2010,A6098

CE6747-1

A cavalcade of martial tunes

London, Dec 4, 1934 Pa R2010, A6098

135

Tantalizing Tingles CARL RUPP. piano solo BVE37448-4 Just an ivy-covered shack BVE37449-4 Baby mine

N.Y., Mar 4, 1927 Vi unissued Vi unissued

VINCENT RUTH See Muriel POLLACK.

JOE SANDERS, piano solo BS71932-1 Intangibility BS71933-2 Southology BS72206-2 BS72207-2

Inhibition Embers

N.Y., Mar 9, 1932 Vi24033 Vi 24033 N.Y., Mar 24, 1932 Vi unissued Vi unissued

ARTHUR SANDFORD solo pianist with BILLY COTTON & HIS BAND. CAR 1978-1 Rhapsody in blue, Part 1 CAR 1979-1 Rhapsody in blue, Part 2

London, May 19, 1933 RZMR957, G21785 RZ MR957, G21785

HARRY SAVILLE in Left Hand Rhythm, piano solo. E1798 Happy-go-lucky E1799 I fell head over heels in love

London, c.May, 1928 PaR345 Pa R i l l

E2348

London, Mar , 1929 PaR345

Who did? - You did

JACOB SCHMIDT See Victor CORNELIUS.

KURT SCHMIDT HANS SOMMER, piano solo Berlin, c.Apr, 1925 Ich mochte traummen (Ah! dreaming! dreaming!) Gr/Po 20269 Come with me to Varasdin Gr/Po 20269 Sahara Gr/Po 20270 Monna vanna Gr/Po 20270

136

Tantalizing Tingles KURT SCHMIDT HANS SOMMER, piano solo Please I can't get the one I want Shanghai lullaby Marcheta Norvegia June night Kitten on the keys

Berlin, c.Apr, 1925 Gr/Po 20271 Gr/Po 20271 Gr/Po 20272 Gr/Po 20272 Gr/Po 20273 Gr/Po 20273 Berlin, Star 5998

c.1925

HANS SOMMER und FRANZ WACHSMANN, klavierduett. Berlin, c.Oct, 1932 Fiir'n Groschen Liebe Electrola EG2145 Ach, wie ist das Leben schbn Electrola EG2145 See also Grete WALTER.

PAUL SCHRAMM u. DINY SOTERMEER, Klavier-duett. Berlin, Jan 13, 1930 BLR5937-2 Sunshine and you Electrola EG 1788 BLR5938Nola Electrola EG 1788 BLR5939Radetzky-Marsch Electrola EG 1789 BLR5940-1 Deutschmeister Regiments-marsch Electrola EG 1789

ERWIN SCHULHOFF, piano Etudes de jazz, Part 1 Etudes de jazz, Part 2 Esquisse de jazz - Blues Esquisse de jazz - Charleston Partita, Part 1 Partita, Part 2

Berlin, c.Jan, 1929 Gr/Po 95199 Gr/Po 95199 Gr/Po 95197 Gr/Po 95197 Gr/Po 95200 Gr/Po 95200

..... ARTHUR SCHUTT, pianoforte solo A142 Try and play it A143 Pianoflage A144 The ghost of the piano A145 Teasin' the ivories

London, Aug 2, 1923 Re G8032 ReG8046 Re G8032 ReG8046

WILLIE CREAGER'S RHYTHM ACES, featuring piano specialty by Romano & Schutt. N.Y., Mar , 1927 GEX550-A The doll dance Ge 6083, Ch 15242

137

Tantalizing Tingles ARTHUR SCHUTT, piano solo 145503-3 Rambling in rhythm 145504-2 Jack in the box W401753-B

Lover, come back to me!

W401754-B

Piano puzzle

SCHUTT & CORNELL, piano duet E36463Canadian capers E36464-

Flapperette

ARTHUR SCHUTT, piano solo 16073-1 Limehouse blues 16074-1 The bring-up breakdown

N.Y., Jan 11, 1928 Harmony 860-H Harmony 860-H N.Y., Mar 28, 1929 OK 41243, PaR412, A2970 OK41243, PaR412, A2970 N.Y., Apr 14, 1931 Me M12160, Pan 25547, P12160, Br 1134 Me M12160, Pan 25547, P12160, Br 1134 N.Y., Sep 28, 1934 MerittLP4 MerittLP4

LILLY & EMY SCHWARZ, Gesang und am DoppelflUgel, or Klavier-duett (-1) Berlin, May 29, 1928 Be6913-2 Bambuleika Od A45511/12.0-2567 Be6914~2 Mein Herz ist eine Jazzband Od A45512/11, 0-2483 Be6915 Gehst du mit nach Honolulu Od 0-2483 Be6916 Ja, bei den Hottentotten Od 0-2567 Be7663 Be7664 Be7665 Be7666 Be7667 Be7668

Berlin, Nov 22, 1928 An der schonen blauen Donau (-1) Od 0-2736 Dainty Miss(-l) Od unissued Od unissued Die Herzogin von Chicago (-1) Od 0-2736 Persischer Marsch (-1) Od unissued O Doris, where do you live? Eilali, Eilali, Eilala, alle Kaffern sind aus Afrika! Od unissued

GEORGE SCHWEINFEST, piano March (?) Melodie Bouquet The Oolah - Waltz Dreams of the forest Fantasie galop Polka

138

N.Y., Oct 31, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC

Tantalizing Tingles GEORGE SCHWEINFEST, piano What is your opinion? Illusion Little Gracie Lohengrin - Fantasie Lohengrin - Fantasie brilliante Erminie - Selections Hungarian polka Joie rustique Wedding march (Mendellsohn) The Oolah - Potpourri I love thee Templar - March The Oolah - Polka Bridal salute polka Gipsy Baron lancers Der Freischutz - Fantasie New York at night Olga Phonograph polka Santiago waltz Mariann waltz Clover - Selections Nocturne (Teybach) Last rose of summer Athalia - Priest's march Monastery bells GEORGE SCHWEINFEST, piano solo Coon Jim Yankiana

N.Y., Nov 2, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC N.Y., Nov 4, 1889 NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC NAPC N.Y., c.1900 Vitaphone878 N.Y., c.Oct, 1906 Co 85083

See also Edward ISSLER. GEORGE SCOTT WOOD, piano solo 528-2 A bedtime story 529-2 42nd Street

London, c.May, 1933 Trusound A613 Trusound A613

CAR2571 -1 CAR2572-1 CAR2573-1 CAR2574-1

Piano pie No. 2, Part 1 Piano pie No. 2, Part 2 Piano pie No. 1, Part 1 Piano pie No. 1, Part 2

London, Feb , 1934 RZMR1246 RZMR1246 RZMR1264 RZMR1264

with drums. CAR2700-1 CAR2701-1

WeVe Not Dressing - Selection Flying Down To Rio - Selection

London, May 25, 1934 RZMR1312 RZMR1312

139

Tantalizing Tingles CHARLIE SEGAR [Key Board Wizard Supreme), piano solo. Chicago, Sep 10, 1934 C9432-B Cuban villa blues De 7027 C9433-B Southern hospitality De 7027 CP1121

Darktown Strutters' Ball & High society

Chicago, Sep 14, 1934 ARC test

C9645-A C9646-A

Cow Cow blues Boogie woogie

Chicago, Jan 11, 1935 De7075 De 7075, 3832

EZRA HOWLETT SHELTON, piano solo. 724 Dearest Darling

Chicago, c.Feb, 1925 Autograph

MARGOT SHERIDAN, piano solo AZ.38 Rag doll AZ.39 Kiddie kapers

Melbourne, c.Jul, 1928 Beast BA 17 Beast BA 17

JACK SHILKRET piano duet (with Milt Rettenberg) with NAT SHILKRET & THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Mar 3, 1927 BVE38133-3 The camel trot Vi unissued BVE38134-4 The doll dance Vi 20503, HMV B2505, EA181 featured piano soloist with ZEZ CONFREY & HIS ORCHESTRA (see under CONFREY for titles by this studio orchestra which actually feature the nominal leader). N.Y., Jun 16, 1927 BVE26259-14 Kitten on the keys Vi 20777, HMV B5354 BVE39113-2 Polly

N.Y., Aug 25, 1927 Vi 21010, HMV B5403, EA267

JACK SHILKRET, piano solo BVE43542-3 Tomorrow BVE43543-2 Just across the street from Heaven

N.Y., Apr 9, 1928 Vi rejected Vi rejected

BVE43542-4 Tomorrow BVE43543-4 Just across the street from Heaven

N.Y., Apr 25, 1928 Vi 21396, HMV EA365 Vi 21396, HMV EA365

140

Tantalizing Tingles NAT SHILKRET feautured piano soloist with ZEZ CONFREY & HIS ORCHESTRA (see under CONFREY for titles by this studio orchestra which actually feature the nominal leader). N.Y., Jun 3, 1927 BVE26259-12 Kitten on the keys Vi rejected BVE39215-2 Dizzy fingers Vi 20777, HMV B5354 NAT SHILKRET, piano solo; with drums by Joe Green. BVE39288-4 Dawn of tomorrow

N.Y., Jun 23, 1927 Vi unissued

AL SIEGEL, pianoforte solo Yy9791-2 Buzzin' bees Yy9792-2 Johnny Dunn's novelty blues Yy9793-2 Someone is losin' Susan Yy9794-1 For baby and me

London, Dec 22, 1926 Zo unissued Zo unissued Zo2862* Zo2862*

Yy 10207-2 Yy 10208-2 Yy 10209-2 Yy 10210-2

London, Feb 24, 1927 Zo5056 Zo5056 Zo 2945* Zo 2945*

Dusting the keys Polly Classicana Whippin'the ivories

FRANK SIGNORELLI, piano solo E6109-11 Goose pimples E6112-14 A blues serenade

N.Y., Jun 22, 1927 Vo unissued Vo unissued

J.K. SILBERBERG, piano solo M3372-1 Valse lente M3373-1 Plunky plunks

N.Y., May 16, 1901 Vi unissued Vi unissued

DAVID SILVERMAN See Gene RODEMICH. LEE SIMS, piano solo C191/92 Talking to the moon C193/94 Tenderly

Chicago, Apr 20, 1926 Br rejected Br rejected

C316/17 C318/20

Chicago, May 7, 1926 Br rejected Br rejected

141

Talking to the moon Tenderly

Tantalizing Tingles LEE SIMS, piano solo C350 Talking to the moon C351 Tenderly

Chicago, May 28, 1926 Br/BC 3202* Br/BC 3202*

C457 C459

Chicago, Jul 13, 1926 Br/BC 3266* Br/BC 3266*

Adorable I'd climb the highest mountain

Chicago, Sep 11, 1926 C631 What's the use of crying? Br/BC 3320* C633 Thinking Br unissued C634 Pal of my lonesome hours Br/BC 3320* C635-36 Tell me with your smile Br unissued Note: Mxs. C633 (E20161) & C636 (E20163) were assigned to Brunswick 3321, but this was cancelled before release. E21296 E21302

The little white house made me cry It made you happy when you mz

N.Y., Jan 25, 1927 Br3462* Br 3462*

C887 C889-90 C892 C89-94

Song of the wanderer So blue Falling in love with you Let's make believe

Chicago, May 3, 1927 Br 3551*, BrE 3551 Br unissued Br 3551*, BrE 3551 Br unissued

E23639

I'm coming, Virginia

?N.Y., Jun , 1927 Br 3617*, BrE 3617

C1033

Me and my shadow

Chicago, Jul 6, 1927 Br 3617*, BrE 3617

E25364

Let's misbehave

N.Y., Nov 30, 1927 Br 3754*, BrE 3708

E25380

Mine - all mine

N.Y., Dec 1, 1927 Br 3754*, BrE 3708

E25410 E25412 E25415 E25418

Diane The song is ended Deep in my heart, dear Indian love call

N.Y., Dec , 1927 Br 3800*, BrE 3742 Br 3758* Br 3799*, BrE 3743 Br 3799*, BrE 3743

E25429 E25432

Among my souvenirs Are you thinking of me tonight?

N.Y., Dec , 1927 Br3758* Br 3800*, BrE 3742

with incidental violin (-1), or incidental trumpet (-2). E25437/38 Meditation (-1) E25439 Some of these days (-2)

142

N.Y., Dec , 1927 Br 3764*, BrE 3714 Br 3764*, BrE 3714

Tantalizing Tingles LEE SIMS, piano solo; with orchestra. XE27844-A Improvisations XE27845-B Contrasts

N.Y., Jul , 1928 Br 20069* Br 20069*

LEE SIMS, piano solo C2533 I can't give you anything but love C2534 If I lost you C2535 Sonny Boy

Chicago, Nov 8, 1928 Br 4152*, BrE 3907 Br4010* Br 4152*, BrE 3907

C2552

When summer is gone

Chicago, Nov Br4010*

1928

with trumpet (-2) C3117 If I had you C3118 Caressing you (-2)

Chicago, Mar , 1929 Br 4339*, BrE 5000 Br 4339*, BrE 5000

LEE SIMS,, piano solo C3589 Love me or leave me

Chicago, Jun Br4422*

C3604

Lover, come back to me

Chicago, Jun , 1929 Br4422*

C4405-B

Ain't misbehavin'

Chicago, Sep 13, 1929 Br4650*

C4412-C C4413-A

Pagan love song I'm just a vagabond lover

Chicago, Sep 14, 1929 Br 4572* Br4572*

C4721C4722-

Don't ever leave me Why was I born?

Chicago, Nov , 1929 Br4639 Br4639

C4866-

Gotta feelin' for you

Chicago, Dec , 1929 Br4650*

,1929

LEE SIMS, piano solo; with trumpet. St. Louis blues C5361 I wish I could shimmy like my sister Kate C5364

Chicago, Feb , 1930 Br4780* Br4780*

LEE SIMS, piano solo If I could be with you C6118-A C6119What's the use? C6120-A What's the use?

Chicago, Aug , 1930 Br4906*, 1025 Br rejected Br4906*, 1025

C7165-A C7166-B

Something to remember you by Body and soul

C7785-B

Star dust

C7786-A

Rockin' chair

143

Chicago, Jan ,1931 Br 6040*, 1092 Br6040*, 1092 Chicago, May , 1931 Br6132, 1153, PanP12213 Br6132, 1153, PanP12213

Tantalizing Tingles LEE SIMS, piano solo C8155-B Blues in my heart C8156-A Sweet and lovely B13847-B B13848-B

Don't blame me Lazybones

B13847-C

Don't blame me

B13848-C

Lazybones

HERNDON SLICER, piano solo. W403181-A Turkish towel W403182-A Dance of the pajama kids

'TINE TOP" "PINE TOP "PINE TOP C2623-B C2624-B C2625-B C2626-B

Chicago, Oct ,1931 Br6212, 1248 Br6212, 1248 N.Y.,Aug21, 1933 Br rejected Br rejected N.Y., Aug 29, 1933 Br 6649, 01604, Co DOl 116 Br 6649, 01604, Co DOl 116 Richmond, Va., Oct 18, 1929 OK unissued OK unissued

Chicago, Dec 4, 1928 SMITH, piano & kazoo (-1). SMITH & HIS HOKUM JUG BOYS (-2). SMITH, singing monologue; piano ace. (-3). Pine Top blues (-2) Vo rejected Pine Top trouble (-1) Vo rejected I got more sense than that (-3) Vo rejected Now I ain't got nothin' at all (-3) Vo rejected

"PINE TOP' SMITH, vocal with piano; talking by Rosetta Settles. Chicago, Dec 7, 1928 C2644-B Pine Top's sober now Vo rejected "PINE TOP" "PINE TOP" C2646-B TC2647-B

SMITH, comedy vocal monologue; piano ace. (-4). SMITH, piano drag (-5). Chicago, Dec 10, 1928 Big Boy, they can't do that (-4) Vorejected Jump steady (-5) Vo test

"PINETOP' SMITH & ALBERTA REYNOLDS, vocal duet; with piano ace. Chicago, Dec 12, 1928 C2654-B Nobody knows you when you're down nad out Vorejected "PINE TOP" SMITH, vocal with piano. C2725-A-B Pine Top blues C2726-A-B

Pine Top's boogie woogie

"PINE TOP" SMITH, novelty vocal with piano. C2796-B I got more sense than that C2797-B I'm sober now

144

Chicago, Dec 29, 1928 Vo 1245, Spt S2217, Br 80008, 03600 Vo 1245, Spt S2217, Br 80008, 03600 Chicago, Jan 14, 1929 Vol266 Vo 1266, Br 80009

Tantalizing Tingles "PINETOP" SMITH, vocal with piano (-6). Chicago, Jan 15, 1929 "PINETOP" SMITH, piano solo with talking (-7). C2798-B Big Boy, they can't do that (-6) Vo 1256 C2799-A-B Jump steady blues (-7) Vo 1298, Br 80009 C2800Now I ain't got nothin' at all (-6) Vo 1298 C2801Nobody knows you when you're down and out (-6) Vol256 C3115-B

Driving wheel blues (-6)

Chicago, Mar 13, 1929 Vo unissued

W.M. SMITH, piano solo; with mandolin attachment. Richmond, Oct 1, 1932 SMITH & IRVINE, piano duet; with mandolin attachment (-1). N18814 Sally Gooden Ch 16518 N18815 Lonesome road blues (-1) Ch 16518 N18816 Hand me down my walking cane (-1) Ch 16508 N18817 Don't let your deal go down (-1) Ch 16508

WILLIE "THE LION" SMITH, piano solo 15210-1 Finger buster 15211-2 I've got to have my moments

N.Y., May 14, 1934 MerittLP4 ARC unissued

HARRY SNODGRASS (King of the Ivories), piano solo; J.M. Witten, announcing. Chicago, Feb 18, 1925 14976 Three o'clock in the morning Br2850* 14995 14999 15001-02

Dusting the keys The moonlight, a waltz and you Blue evening blues

Chicago, Feb 19, 1925 Br/BC 2852* Br 2850* Br/BC 2852*

HARRY M. SNODGRASS (King of the Ivories), piano solo. Chicago, Mar 12, 1926 E18430-31 Canadian capers Br 3137* E18432-33 The world is waiting for the sunrise Br3137* E18434-35 The prisoner's song Br 3138* El8436-37 Hero of my sunset dreams Br 3138* Chicago, Jun 22, 1926 J.M. Witten, announcing. Br unissued E19639-40 Sabbath chimes Br unissued E19641 Melody of love Br/BC 3239* E19644 Al on g Mi ami shore Br/BC 3239* E19646 Maple leaf rag Note: Mxs. El9640 & El9641 were originally assigned to Br 3238, but this was later changed to El9641 & E20579. Both these couplings were cancelled before release. E20579

145

Mighty lak' a rose

Chicago, Oct 29, 1926 Br unissued

Tantalizing Tingles O. ROSCOE SNOWDEN, piano solo 71919-C Deep sea blues 71920-C Misery blues

N.Y., Oct ,1923 OK rejected OK rejected

71919-D 71920-D

N.Y., Nov , 1923 OK 8119 OK 8119

Deep sea blues Misery blues

SOLO NA KLAVIR ?Prague, c.1918 67993 Posledni kapky valcik Ceska Deska D905 Note: The reverse of this disc is a 1913 recording by American pianist Mike Bernard (under the same pseudonym).

HANS SOMMER Pseudonym for Kurt SCHMIDT.

DINY SOTERMEER See Paul SCHRAMM.

ROY SPANGLER, piano solo 383 Red onion rag

N.Y., c.Mar, 1913 Rex 5026,5342

401

N.Y., c.Mar, 1913 Rex 5024

Cannon ball rag

ROY SPANGLER & HIS INSTRUMENTALISTS. Piping Rock

N.Y., Rex 5192

1914

SPECKLED RED Pseudonym for Rufus PERRYMAN.

MISCHA SPOLIANSKY, piano solo Be4374 May be Be4375 Sag' mir ein zartliches Wort

Berlin, Nov 26, 1924 Od 312.738,0-1402 Od 312.739, 0-1402

featured piano with KUNSTLER ORCHESTER SANDOR JOZSI. Berlin, Jan 13, 1925 Be4430 The clock is playing OdA44528 Be4498 146

Serenata

Berlin, Jan 31, 1925 OdA44544

Tantalizing Tingles MISCHA SPOLIANSKY, piano solo Be4560 I'm goin'South Be4561 Lonely little melody

Berlin, Mar 26, 1925 OdA41255, 0-1067 OdA41256, 0-1067

Be4735-2 Be4736

Tea for two I can't get the one I want

Berlin, Aug 27, 1925 OdA41301 OdA41302

Be4745 Be4746

It had to be you Love is just a wish for you

Berlin, Aug 28, 1925 OdA41311,0-1466 OdA41312, 0-1466

Be4809

Fruhlingsstimmen

Berlin, Sep 29, 1925 Od rejected

Be4818

Mimosa

Berlin, Sep 30, 1925 Od rejected

Be4957-2 Be4958-3

Fruhlingsstimmen Mimosa

Berlin, Jan 26, 1926 Od unissued OdA41497, 0-1534

Be5334 Be5335

Fascinating rhythm Foxtrot-militaire

Berlin, Oct 1, 1926 Od rejected Od rejected

Be5334~3 Be5335-3

Fascinating rhythm Foxtrot-militaire

Berlin, May 20, 1927 Od 0-2166 Od 0-2166

CE6729-1 CE6730-1 CE6731-1 CE6732-1

My song for you & With all my heart Serenata Carmencita I wait for you Tell me tonight

London, Nov 20, 1934 PaR1998,A6084 PaR1998 PaR1999,A6084 PaR1999

Other recordings by this artist are celeste solos or vocal performances, and are outside the scope of this discography.

FRITZ STAHMER FRED STEAMER, piano solo R63 K'nice and k'nifty R64 Rufenreddy

147

Berlin, Nov 1924 Acme 2060 Acme 2061

Tantalizing Tingles HENRY STARR, piano solo 1317 Mr. Freddie 1318 Willow tree

L.A., c.Mar, 1928 Flexo 148 Flexo 148

Other recordings by this artist are self-accompanied vocals which are outside the scope of this discography.

FRED STEAMER Pseudonym for Fritz STAHMER.

HENRY STEELE, piano novelty; with orchestra. XX1683-2 Jack o'Clubs

London, May , 1929 Piccadilly 340

XX2002

London, Jul ,1929 Piccadilly 340

Slippery fingers

HENRY STEEL, novelty piano solo; with orchestra. 3208 Keyboard kapers 3209

A shower of notes

London, Dec , 1929 Piccadilly 446, Octacros 660 Piccadilly 446, Octacros 660

FRED STEIN Pseudonym for Alfred HECKER.

HEINRICH STEINER & WOLFRAM STEINMANN, zwei Hugel. Berlin, c.Jan, 1931 04304 Russian cocktail Tri-Ergon TE6137 04305 Austrian cocktail Tri-ErgonTE6137

WOLFRAM STEINMANN See Heinrich STEINER.

ERNEST L. STEVENS, piano solo West Orange, Feb 14, 1922 1553 On a little side street (Intro: Baby's eyes) Ed 50933, BA 4560 1554 Ma! medley fox trot (Intro: Glow little lantern of love) Ed 50929, BA 4527 1555 1556

148

Tomorrow Land waltz medley |unknown title]

West Orange, Mar 4, 1922 Ed51019 "Experimental record"

Tantalizing Tingles ERNEST L. STEVENS, piano solo 1558 Swaying

West Orange, Mar 28, 1922 Ed 50959, BA 4575

1559

Memories of the South

West Orange, Mar 29, 1922 Ed 50960, BA 4555

1560

Titl's serenade

West Orange, Apr 3, 1922 "Hold"

1561

Silver threads among the gold

West Orange, Apr 11, 1922 Ed rejected

1562

The rosary

West Orange, Apr 20, 1922 Ed rejected

1565

On the gin, gin, ginny shore

West Orange, May 11, 1922 Ed 51003

1580

Hesitation waltz

West Orange, Sep 19, 1922 Ed 51049, BA 4698

1582

Three o'clock in the morning

West Orange, Sep 22, 1922 Ed 51049, BA 4676

8702

Artist's reverie

West Orange, Oct 16, 1922 Ed 51086, BA 4728

8703

Valse intermezzo from "The Love Cure"

West Orange, Nov 3, 1922 Ed 51086, BA 4766

8704-C 8705-C

Calanthe waltzes Far From Thee waltzes

West Orange, Nov 9, 1922 Ed rejected Ed rejected

8704-F

Calanthe waltzes

West Orange, Dec 2, 1922 Ed 51105, BA 4708

8705

Far From Thee waltzes

West Orange, Dec 9, 1922 Ed 51105, BA 4710

8719

Love's lament

West Orange, Feb 3, 1923 Ed unissued

8721-C

Amoureuse valse

West Orange, Feb 8, 1923 Ed rejected

8721 -H

Amoureuse valse

West Orange, Mar 3, 1923 Ed rejected

8721-L

Amoureuse valse

West Orange, Mar 17, 1923 Ed unissued

8731-C

Wonderful one

West Orange, Mar 24, 1923 Ed rejected

149

Tantalizing Tingles ERNEST L. STEVENS, piano solo. 8731-E Wonderful one

N.Y., Apr 6, 1923 Ed rejected

8731-H

Wonderful one

West Orange, May 10, 1923 Ed unissued

8740

A kiss in the dark

West Orange, Jun 14, 1923 Ed 51198

8741

Crying for you

West Orange, Jun 22, 1923 Ed 51198

8742

Who's sorry now

West Orange, Jun 22, 1923 Ed 51208

8744

Knice and knifty

West Orange, Jul 11, 1923 Ed 51209, BA 4811

8745-C

Greenwich witch

West Orange, Jul 13, 1923 Ed rejected

9084

Broken hearted melody

West Orange, Jul 19, 1923 Ed 51208

8745

Greenwich witch

West Orange, Jul 21, 1923 Ed 51209

9085

Love is all

West Orange, Jul 25, 1923 Ed 51217

West Orange, Jul 28, 1923 Edison LP 77 My pet 8748-A Note: This previously unissued title was released on a two-record microgroove LP set by the Edison National Historic Site. These bear a reproduction of the 1920's Edison label. 8750-C 8751-C

You wanted someone to play with Somebody's wrong

West Orange, Aug 13, 1923 Ed unissued Ed unissued

8752

Steal a little kiss while dancing

West Orange, Aug 23, 1923 Ed 51241

8757

When you are in my arms

West Orange, Sep 14, 1923 Ed 51241

8789

Dreamy melody

West Orange, Oct 31, 1923 Ed 51268

8791

I love you

West Orange, Nov 3, 1923 Ed 51268

10014

Just one rose

West Orange, Feb 2, 1924 Ed 51310

150

Tantalizing Tingles ERNEST L. STEVENS, piano solo. West Orange, Feb 6, 1924 10015 Waltz medley (Intro: Just one rose; Who's sorry now; Red moon) Ed unissued Note: The above recording was an experimental 12" master. 10017

Classicana

West Orange, Feb 16, 1924 Ed unissued

10019

A smile will go a long long way

West Orange, Mar 20, 1924 Ed 51326, BA 4878

19040 (N731) The sun is at my window 19041 (N732) I loved you then

N.Y.,Feb 11, 1929 Ed 52526 Ed 52526, BA 5688

Other recordings by Ernest L. Stevens, such as those with his Trio or Dance Orchestra, and those piano solos of classical or standard material he made under the pseudonyms of Franz Falkenburg and Harry Osborne, are outside the scope of this discography.

DAN STEWART, piano solo with talking. C4921 New Orleans blues

Chicago, Dec 7, 1929 Vo 1536

JACK STRACHEY, piano solo DB85-1 Cosmopolis, Part 1 DB86-1 Cosmopolis, Part 2 DB87-1 Cosmopolis, Part 3 DB88-1 Pirouette & Spanish dance

London, Oct 8, 1928 Duophone D536 Duophone D536 Duophone D537 Duophone D537

MARK STRONG Pseudonym for Isidore MAURICE.

LESLIE STUART, piano solo 773 Soldiers of the Queen - Fantasia

774

151

Little Dolly Daydream

London, Jan 9, 1899 Berliner 5508-X London, Jan 10, 1899 Berliner 5509

Tantalizing Tingles LESLIE STUART, piano solo 2024 The cake walk 2025 The coon drum major 2026 Lou'sianaLou 2027 Is yer mammie always wid yer?

London, Apr 28, 1899 Berliner 5514 Berliner 5513 Berliner 5516 Berliner 5515

with vocal chorus by Harry B. Burcher. 10694e Come to St. George's 10695e I may be crazy & The coon drum major 10696e Champion dance 10697e I want to be a military man 10698e Way down in Pensacola & Hello people 10699e Cupid's telephone 10700e Why do they call me the Gibson Girl? vHBB 10701e My little canoe

London, Aug 31, 1909 HMV unissued HMV unissued HMV unissued HMV unissued HMV unissued HMV unissued HMV unissued HMV unissued

London, Mar 17, 1926 WAX 1369-1 Leslie Stuart's popular songs, Part 1 (Intro: Little Dolly Daydream; I may be crazy; Shade of the palm; Lily of Laguna) Co 9093* WAX 1370-1 Leslie Stuart's popular songs, Part 2 (Intro: Tell me, pretty maiden; My little octoroon; Soldiers of the Queen) Co 9093*

JOE SULLIVAN, piano solo W265139-2 Honeysuckle rose W265140-2

Gin mill blues

W265141 -2 W265142-2

Little Rock getaway Onyx bringdown

JESSIE SUTTON, piano solo 152 Solid ivory

N.Y., Sep 26, 1933 Co2876-D, D01123, PaR1686 Co2876-D, DO 1123, Pa R1686 Pa R2006, A3908 Co 2925-D, Pa R2006, A3908

?KansasCity, c.1925 New Flexo

RUDOLPH SVINERFELDT, piano solo London, Mar 5, 1909 CHAS. GOODALL (on Zonophone 130 & 457) 9679e Annie Laurie Zo 130 9681e Blue Danube Zo X45503,457 9684e Home sweet home Zo X45504,457 Note: Later pressings of Zonophone 457 use piano duet recordings of the same titles by Hubert BRATH & Parter (although still credited as RUDOLPH SVINERFELDT, piano, solo)!

152

Tantalizing Tingles ROOSEVELT SYKES WILLIEKELLY, piano solo BVE69421-1 Nasty but it's clean

Louisville, Jun 10, 1931 Vi 23299

Other recordings by this artist are vocal blues performances and outside the scope of this discography.

DEL SYMQNDS incidental piano with GUYON'S PARADISE ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Nov , 1922 71025-B Lost OK 4737, Pa E5094 71027-B I'm through OK 4737 feautued piano solo with GUYON'S PARADISE ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Apr , 1923 71518-B I never miss the sunshine OK 4883, Pa E5118

SYNCOPATED PIANO SOLO Plantation rag Jugs and bottles

London, late 1928 Beast Junior Jl 10 Beast Junior Jl 10

WEN TALBERT. piano solo; vocal chorus by Lethia Hill. N.Y., Oct 28, 1926 E4016-17 Deep Henderson Vo unissued E4018-19 Milenbergjoys vLH Vo unissued

ART TATUMI, piano solo B13162-A Tea for two B13163-A-B

St. Louis blues

B13164-A

Tiger rag

B13165-A

Sophisticated lady

38387-A 38388-A 38389-A 38390-A 38391-A 38392-A

Moon glow (I would do) Anything for you When a woman loves a man Emaline Love me Cocktails for two

153

N.Y., Mar 21, 1933 Br 6553, 01554, Special Editions 5015-S Br 6543, 01506, Co DO 1227 Br 6543, 01506, Co DO 1227 Br 6553, 01554, Special Editions 5015-S N.Y., Aug 22, 1934 De 155, Br 01877 De 1373, Br 02015 De 741, Br 01978 De 155, Br 01862 De 156, Br 02015 Del56

Tantalizing Tingles ART TATUM, piano solo 38426-A After you've gone 38427-C Stardust 38428-B I ain't got nobody 38429-A 111 wind 38430-A The shout 38431-C-D Beautiful love 38432-A Liza

N.Y., Aug 24, 1934 De 468, Br 01862 De 306, Br 02051 De rejected Br02051 De 468, Br 01877 De 306, Br 02489 De 1373

38388-C 38389-D 38426-C 38428-C 38432-D

N.Y., Oct 9, 1934 De 1373 De 741, Br 01978 De468 De 741, Br 01978 De 1373, Br 02489

(I would do) Anything for you When a woman loves a man After you've gone I ain't got nobody Liza

LILIAN TAYLOR, piano solo TB1508All I do is dream of you TB1509I'll string along with you

London, Sep 5, 1934 DeF5199 De F5199

"MONTANA" TAYLOR & THE JAZZOO BOYS, piano novelty with vocal. Chicago, Apr 22, 1929 C3350Whoop and holler stomp Vo 1275 C3351Hayride stomp Vo 1275 "MONTANA" TAYLOR, piano stomp C3357-A Indiana Avenue stomp C3358-A Detroit rocks

Chicago, Apr 23, 1929 Vo 1419, V1011 Vo 1419

ALEC TEMPLCTON, piano solo OEA430-1 Piano medley, Part 1 OEA431-2 Piano medley, Part 2

London, Sep , 1934 HMVB8221* HMVB8221*

CALIPH THOMAS Pseudonym for Leslie HARVEY.

GEORGE W. THOMAS CLAY CUSTER, piano solo 71290-A The rocks

154

N.Y., Feb , 1923 OK 4809, Pa E5394

Tantalizing Tingles HARRY THOMAS Pseudonym for Reginald Thomas BROUGHTON.

HERSAL THOMAS, piano solo 8958-A Suitcase blues

Chicago, Feb , 1925 OK 8227, Pa R3262

9166-A

Chicago, Jun ,1925 OK 8227, Pa R3261

Hersal blues

MILLARD G. THOMAS, piano solo. 1548 Reckless blues

Montreal, Aug 12, 1924 Ajax rejected

1625 1628

Montreal, Oct 28, 1924 Ajax 17074, Apex 678 Ajax 17074, Apex 678

Blue ivories Reckless blues

DONALD THORNE featured duet with Carroll Gibbons, with SAVOY ORPHEANS. London, Jul 16, 1926 Bb8754-1 Dizzy fingers HMV B5105 with vocal chorus Bb9217-3-4 Jig walk

v

London, Oct 6, 1926 HMV B5136, Electrola EG305

featured pianist with PICCADILLY REVELS BAND. WA6968-1 Pins and needles

London, Feb 16, 1928 Co 4767

DONALD THORNE, piano solo WA7523-2 Fire crackers WA7524-1 Spring feelin'

London, Jun 20, 1928 Co 5155 Co 5155

See also Sid BRIGHT. THREE VIRTUOSOS see Die DREI ODEON-VIRTUOSEN. TOM & JERRY Pseudonym for BLYTHE & BURTON. FOREST TRAYLOR, piano solo W402143Shine on, harvest moon W402144Two little girls in blue 155

Atlanta, Aug 13, 1928 OK unissued OK unissued

Tantalizing Tingles GEORGE H. TREMER, novelty piano solo. GEX778-A Some of these days GEX779-A Spirit of '49 rag

Birmingham, Jul , 1927 Ge 6242, Ch 15372 Ge 6242, Ch 15436, De7137

RAYMOND TURNER See Harry PERELLA & Ferdie GROFE.

TWO EDDIES - See ADDENDA (p. 172).

THE TWO OCTAVES, piano duo; vocal chorus by Len Maurice. MAJOR & MINOR (on Regal/Regal-Zonophone). Sydney, Dec 15, 1931 WT1143 "Yes, yes", my baby said "yes, yes" vLM CoDO550 Bend down, sister vLM Co DO550 WT1144 WT1151 WT1152

The penguin's patrol The Queen was in the parlour

Sydney, Mar 1, 1932 CoDO620 CoDO620

WT1153 WT1154

Somebody from somewhere Delishious

Sydney, Mar 2, 1932 CoD0621 CoD0621

WT1181 WTI182 WT1183 WT1184

By the fireside She's so nice Dizzy fingers Kitten on the keys

Sydney, May 17, 1932 CoD0697 CoD0697 Re G21397 Re G21397

WT1185 WT1186

By the sycamore tree Love letters in the sand

Sydney, May 31, 1932 CoD0716 CoD0716

WT1243

Grand valse

Sydney, Dec 14, 1932 Re G21582

WT1246 WT1247

Please Let's put out the lights

Sydney, Feb 28, 1933 ReG21610 ReG21610

WT1315

Napoleon's last charge

Sydney, Mar 7, 1934 RZG21998

The two pianists on all the above recordings are Gil Dech and Harry Wayte.

156

Tantalizing Tingles TWO PIANO BOYS - See ADDENDA (p. 172).

WILLIE TYSON, piano solo W145332-2 Roberta blues W145333-2 Missouri blues

Dallas, Dec 5, 1927 Co unissued Co unissued

SUGAR UNDERWOOD, piano solo BVE39835-2 Davis Street blues B VE39836-1 Dew Drop Alley stomp

Savannah, Aug 23, 1927 Vi 21538 Vi 21538

UNIQUE KEYBOARD NOVELTIES [aurally a piano duet]. PIANO DUET (on Ariel) London, elate 1919 2841 A little more pepper Im891, Ariel 4618 2842 Jazzmania Im891 JERRY VALLIERE JERRY & HER BABY GRANDS [four pianos played by Jerry Valliere, Eleanor Geer, Florence Kingsley & Mollie Klinger]. N.Y., May 18, 1927 BVE38809-3 The doll dance Vi unissued BVE38810-3 South wind Vi unissued BVE38811-3 I'm looking over a four-leaf clover Vi unissued EGIDE VAN GILS featured piano solo with SAVOY SYNCOPS ORCHESTRA ARTHUR BRIGGS. Berlin, c.Aug, 1927 T5666 Funny girls Clausophon 363 Note: This title (with composer credit on the label as Friedrich Wilhelm Rust) is actually "Kitten on the keys" composed by Zez Confrey!

DICK VAN LIMPT, piano solo Amsterdam, May , 1934 AM55-2 Who walks in when I walk out De unissued AM56-2 Dixie Lee De unissued Note: These titles were scheduled for Decca F42023, but this was never released. DON VOORHEES, piano solo 11320 Because I love you 11321 For my sweetheart

157

N.Y., Nov 19, 1926 Ed 51882 Ed 51882, BA 5261

Tantalizing Tingles FRANZ WACHSMANN See Kurt SCHMIDT.

WILLIAM WALKER & PEGGY COCHRANE, piano duet London, Sep 26, 1930 HMV B3637 Bb20240-2 I feel for you HMV B3637 Bb20241-2 The first weekend in July OB897-2 OB898-2

I surrender dear Time on my hands

London, May 15, 1931 HMV B3865 HMV B3865

OB 1743-3 OB 1745-3

Little girl You can't stop me from loving you

London, Oct 16, 1931 HMV B3989 HMV rejected

OB 1745-4

You can't stop me from loving you

London, Oct 30, 1931 HMV B3989

OB2548-2 OB2549-2

You're blase Break down and weep

London, Jan 4, 1932 HMV B4065 HMV B4065

OB2751-2 OB2752-2

Cat and Fiddle - Medley, Part 1 Cat and Fiddle - Medley, Part 2

London, Feb 26, 1932 HMVB4104 HMV B4104

WESLEY WALLACE, piano solo; with talking (-1). L 184-2 No. 29 (-1) L185-1 Fanny Lee blues

Grafton, c.Feb, 1930 Pm 12958 Pm 12958

THOMAS WALLER, piano solo 70948-C Muscle Shoals blues 70949-C Birmingham blues

N.Y., Oct , 1922 OK rejected OK rejected

70948-D 70949-D

N.Y., Nov OK 4757 OK 4757

Muscle Shoals blues Birmingham blues

THOMAS "FATS" WALLER, piano solo. BVE37821-3 Black Bottom is the latest fad BVE37822-2 Blue Black Bottom

158

1922

N.Y., Feb 16, 1927 Vi unissued ViLPV-516

Tantalizing Tingles THOMAS "FATS" WALLER, piano solo. BVE49759-1 Handful of keys BVE49762-2

N.Y., Mar 1, 1929 Vi V38508, 27768, HMV B4347* Vi V38508, 25338, HMV B4347*

Numbfumblin'

N.Y., Aug 2, 1929 Vi 22108, 20-1581, HMVB3243,EA641 Vi 22108, B b B 10264, BVE49493-2 Sweet Savannah Sue HMVEA641 Vi 22092, HMV B3243, BVE49494-2 I've got a feeling I'm falling EA622 Vi 22092, BbB 10263 BVE49495-3 Love me or leave me Vi V38554, HMV JF4 BVE49496-1 Gladyse Vi V38554, B b B 10263, BVE49497-2 Valentine stomp HMV JF4 Note: Some pressings of Victor 22092 couple Mxs. BVE49492 & BVE49494.

BVE49492-3 Ain't misbehavin'

BVE55375-1 Waiting at the end of the road BVE55376-2 Baby, Oh! where can you be?

N.Y., Aug 29, 1929 B b B 10264 "X" LVA-3035, HMVDLP-1111

BVE56125-2 Goin'about

N.Y., Sep 11, 1929 ViLPV-516, HMVDLP-1111 ViV38613

BVE56126-1 My feelin's are hurt

N.Y., Sep 24, 1929 Vi V38613, 25338, HMVB8546

BVE56710-2 Smashing thirds

N.Y., Dec 4, 1929 Vi V38568 Vi V38568

BVE57190-4 My fate is in your hands BVE57191-1 Turn on the heat

THOMAS "FATS" WALLER & BENNIE PAINE, piano duet. N.Y., Mar 21, 1930 BVE59720-1 St. Louis blues Vi 22371, HMV B8496*, EA770 BVE59721-1 After you've gone Vi 22371, HMV B8496*, EA770 Note: Australian HMV EA770 was probably cancelled before release, as all Australian pressings seen show issue number B8496. THOMAS "FATS" WALLER & HIS HOT PIANO. W151417-3 I'm crazy 'bout my baby vTFW W151418-2

159

Draggin' my heart around

vTFW

N.Y., Mar 13, 1931 Co 14593-D, Vo 3016, PaR1197 Co 14593-D, Vo 3016, PaR1197

Tantalizing Tingles "FATS" WALLER, piano solo BS86208-2 African ripples BS86209-1

Clothes line ballet

BS86210-1

Alligator crawl

BS86211-1

Viper's drag

N.Y., Nov 16, 1934 Vi 24830, B b B 10115, HMV B8546,EA 1458, JF41 Vi 25015, B b B 10098, HMVEA1524,JF35 Vi 24830, B b B 10098, HMV B8784,EA 1458, JF41 Vi25015, 27768, BbB 10133, HMVB8784, EA1524, JF35

GRETE WALTER & HANS SOMMER, klavierduett; m. Ges. Berlin, c.Feb, 1929 Variationen Uber Themen aus "Die lustige Witwe" v Electrola EH281 Variationen Uber Themen aus "Der liebe Augustin" v Electrola EH281

M. TOM WALTHAM (Virtuose Americain), solo de piano. Paris, Oct , 1923 6987 Get to know it Pathe 9609 Pathe 9608 6988 Coaxing the piano Pathe 9608 6989 Try and play it Pathe 9609 6990 Kitten on the keys

EDDIE WARD featured pianist with ARCADIA PEACOCK ORCHESTRA. St. Louis, Nov 1, 1923 B28867-2 St. Louis tickle Vi unissued 8763-B

Dog on the piano

St. Louis, Nov 29, 1924 OK 40272, Par E5370

THEO WARD, piano solo 0178 Regimental patrol 0179 Moments with the masters

London, 1920 Scala/Clm 1276 Scala/Clm 1276

LO.0259

London, 1922 Homochord H366

160

Regimental patrol

Tantalizing Tingles THEO WARD, pianoforte solo LO.0570 The bee LO.0571 Evening

London, Jan , 1924 Homochord H546 Homochord H546

KEN WARNER & PETER YORKE, piano duet on one piano. London, Oct 1, 1926 Lo-nah Yy9048-2 Zo2813 I'd rather be alone Yy9049-3 Zo2813 I wouldn't be surprised Yy9050-2 Zo2828* Yy9051-1 Got no time Zo2828* Yyl0138-2 Yy 10139-2

You can't hang out with Annie Crazy quilt

London, Feb 8, 1927 Zo2882* Zo2882*

Yy 10227-1

Looking for somebody to love

London, Mar 1, 1927 Zo 5027*

Yyl3361-2 Yy 13362-2

She's still my baby Sweet pretty names

London, May 21, 1928 Zo5144* Zo5144*

"BUCK" WASHINGTON, piano solo W265174-1 Old fashioned love

N.Y., Mar 8, 1934 Co2925-D, Pa R1837, A3989,De 18169

This artist also recorded as part of the vaudeville team BUCK & BUBBLES, but these performances are outside the scope of this discography.

LEONARD WATSON Pseudonym for Isidore MAURICE.

HARRY WAYTE See The TWO OCTAVES.

MELLE WEERSMA, piano solo; with rhythm ace. & vocal by Ann Royce. Amsterdam, Nov , 1934 AM120-1 1001 variations in modern rhythm De unissued AM121-1 There's South in my soul vAR De unissued 161

Tantalizing Tingles KARL WEHLE, piano solo Sag der i toner Hynd och katt

Stockholm, ?1920's Pathe X45120 Pathe X45120

TROJAN WELLISCH See Carl FROHLICH.

PETE WENDLING, piano solo 71545-B Papa Blues

N.Y., May OK 4868

71637-A

N.Y., Jun 18, 1923 OK 4984

Page Paderewski

PETE WENDLING, piano solo PETE KING (on Romeo) 2097-C Someone is losin' Susan 2098-A Usen't you to be my Sweetie

2244-B 2245-C

Mary Lou I meet her in the moonlight

N. Y., Aug

1923

, 1926

Cameo 1021, Li 2569 Cameo 1021, Li 2569, Ro310 N.Y., Dec , 1926 Cameo 1064, Ro 310 Cameo 1064, Li 2598, Ro311

MANFRED WERTHEMANN, piano solo. Z160Icecream Z161Xashariana

Zurich, Apr 20, 1929 Co D2333 Co D2334

FRANK WESTPHAL, piano solo 80700You tell 'em ivories 80701Pianoflage

N.Y., Dec 8 1922 Co A3800 Co unissued

8070980710-

Rufenreddy Coaxing the piano

N.Y., Dec 12, 1922 Co unissued CoA3800

81047-1 81048-2

Dusting the keys Pianola

Chicago, May 30, 1923 CoA3930 CoA3930

162

Tantalizing Tingles WILLY WH][TE, piano solo 70126 [unknown title] 70127 Butter scotch

70133

Try and play it

N.Y., Apr , 1923 Pathe unissued Pathe 21102, Pe 11175, PA 10515 N.Y., Apr , 1923 Pathe 21102, Pe 11175, PA 10515

ERWIN WIEDENHOFT See DREI ODEON-VIRTUOSEN.

M. JEAN WIENER, piano solo (-1) London, Dec 14, 1925 MM. JEAN WIENER ET CLEMENT DOUCET, piano duet. WL253-1 What cha call 'em blues CoD13008 WL254-1 Three balles fifty CoD13008 WL255-1 Ukulele lady CoD13010 WL256-1-2 Charleston blues CoD13007 WL257-1 Yes sir, that's my baby CoD13011 WL258-1 Georgians blues CoD13006 WL259-1-2 Alabamy bound CoD13005 WL260-1 Just a little drink CoD13012 WL261-1-2 Steppin' in society Co D13005 WL262-1-2 Why do I love you? Co D13007 WL263-1 I would like to know why CoD13011 WL264-1 Does my sweetie do - and how! CoD13012 WL265-1-2 Charleston CoD13013 WL266-1 Collegiate CoD13010 WL267-1-2 If you knew Susie CoD13006 WL268-1-2 Got no time (-1) Co D13009 WL270-1 I wonder where my baby is tonight CoD13013 WL273-1 WL274-1-2 WL275-2 WL276-1-2 WL277-1-2 WL278-1-2 WL279-1 WL282-1-2 WLX25-1-2 WLX26-1

Clement's Charleston Some day That certain feeling Looking for a boy Sweet and low down That certain party Let's talk about my sweetie Maurice Charleston (-1) Je te veux(-l) Les Hirondelles

London, Apr 22, 1926 CoD13017 CoD13016 Co unissued CoD13015 CoD13015 CoD13016 CoD13017 CoD13014 CoD15005 CoD15005

MM. JEAN WIENER ET CLEMENT DOUCET, novelty piano duet. London, Oct 25, 1926 WL285-1 Happy Charleston Co D13018 WL286-1 Poor papa CoD13019 WL287-1 Jig walk CoD13018

163

Tantalizing Tingles M. JEAN WIENER, novelty piano solo (-1). Paris, Mar 22, 1927 MM. JEAN WIENER ET CLEMENT DOUCET, novelty piano duet. WL411 -2 Black bird Co unissued WL420-1 WL421-1 WL422-2 WL423-1 WL424-2 WL425-2 WL426-2 WL427-2 WL428-2

Over my shoulders The man 1 love Do-do-do The white village Bye bye. blackbird Oh Kay: Alexander's black bottom These charming people Naughty blues

Paris, May 5, 1927 Co D13020 Co D13020 CoD13021 Co D13023 CoD13022 Co D13026 Co unissued Co D13026 CoD13021

WL431-1 WL432-2 WL433-2

The new Saint-Louis blues -1) Dream of love and you Fatty good luck

Paris, May 6, 1927 Co D13024 Co rejected Co rejected

WL451-2 WL452-2 WL453-1

Black bottom Dream of love and you Fatty good luck

Paris, May , 1927 CoD13025 Co D13025 CoD13022

WL589-2 WL590-1 WL591-2 WL592-2 WL593-2 WL594-2

Hallelujah! Moritza Moi,je sais Josette Moije sais N'essayons jamais de comf

Paris, Sep 16, 1927 Co rejected CoD13028 Co rejected Co rejected Co D13028 Co D13029

WL889-1 WL890-1 WL891-1 WL892-1

Sometimes I'm happy Hallelujah! Piccadilly strut Blue river

Paris, Feb 13, 1928 Co D13035, 4858 Co D13035, 4848 CoD13036,4859 Co D13036, 4859

WL1001-2 WL 1002-2 WL1003-1 WLKXM-1 WL1005-1 WL1006-1 WL1008-1

Little Boy Blues The calinda Polly Humoreskimo Vem! Fidoka Cavanquinho Brussels blues (-1)

Paris, Apr 10, Co unissued Co unissued Co D13046, CoD13040, CoD13040, CoD13046, Co D13047

WL 1269-1 WL 1270-2 WL1271-2 WL 1272-2

Why do I love you? Crazy rhythm Can't help lovin' dat man A little slow fox with Mary

Paris, Nov 1, 1928 CoD13076, 14260,01563 Co unissued CoD13076, 14260,01563 CoD13110

164

1928 14145 14118 14118 14145

Tantalizing Tingles M. JEAN WIENER, novelty piano solo (-1). Paris, Oct 5, 1929 MM. JEAN WIENER ET CLEMENT DOUCET, novelty piano duet. WL1833-1 Poor old bum CoD13110 WL1834-2 The Varsity drag Co unissued WL 1835-2 Strike up the band Co rejected WL1836-2 Haarlem blues Co rejected WL1837-2 I can't give you anything but love Co rejected WLX1141-1 WLX1142-1

Ouverture de la 28e cantate (Bach) Final du concerto No. 2 de J.S. Bach

Paris, Oct 9, 1929 CoD15228 CoD15228

WL1835-4 WL1836-3 WL1837-3 WL1914-2

Strike up the band Haarlem blues I can't give you anything but love Diga-diga-doo

Paris, Dec 5, 1929 Co rejected Co rejected Co rejected Co unissued

WL1835-5 WL1836-4 WL 1837^4 WL2280-1 WL2281-1 WL2282-2

Strike up the band Haarlem blues I can't give you anything but love Garufa Lacumparsita Louise

Paris, May 13, 1930 CoLF37 CoLF37 Co unissued CoLF38 CoLF38 Co unissued

WL2335-1

Toccata dance (-1)

Paris, Jun 10, 1930 CoLF39

JEAN WIENER & CLEMENT DOUCET, piano duet. PH1590 O.K. Doc PH1591 Put it on and keep it PH1592 D'you take me, Honey PHI 593 Nightcap

Paris, c.Nov, 1934 Echo 155 Echo 155 Echo 156 Echo 156

JAY WILBUR, piano solo DC944 Dizzy keys

London, Jul 31, 1930 Victory 252

London, Nov 4, 1930 DC1028-1 A maiden's prayer Victory unissued Note: Mx, DC 1028 is uncredited in the Crystalate files, and is assumed to be Jay Wilbur. JW1728JW1729-

165

Tunes of today and yesterday, Part 1 Tunes of today and yesterday, Part 2

London, Feb Eclipse 633 Eclipse 633

1934

Tantalizing Tingles ARNOLD WILEY, sensational trick piano solo. C3776-B Windy City C3777-B Arnold Wiley rag

Chicago, Jul 3, 1929 Br rejected Br rejected

C3976-A C3977-B

Chicago, Jul 31, 1929 Br7113 Br7113

Windy City Arnold Wiley rag

Other recordings by this artist are vocal blues performances, and outside the scope of this discography. CLARENCE WILLIAMS, piano solo 71527-C Mixing the blues 71528-C The weary blues

N.Y., May , 1923 OK rejected OK rejected

71527-D 71528-D

Mixing the blues The weary blues

N.Y., Jun OK 4893 OK 4893

72706-A 72707-A

My own blues Gravier Street blues

N.Y., Jul 28, 1924 OK 40172 OK 40172

26852686-

My own blues [unknown title]

N.Y., c.Sep, 1926 Pm test Pm

W400844-C W400845-C

Organ grinder blues Wildflowerrag

N.Y., Jul 2, 1928 OK 8604 OK 8604

BVE48354-1 A pane in the glass BVE48355-2 Too low

1923

N.Y., Feb 12, 1929 Vi V38524 Vi V38524

Other recordings by this artist as vocalist and bandleader are outside the scope of this discography. See also James P. JOHNSON.

"JABO" WILLIAMS, piano solo Grafton, c.May, 1932 L1404-2 Jab blues Pm 13141 L1407-2 Pratt City blues Pm 13141 Note: Other titles from this session are vocal blues performances and outside the scope of this discography. MARY LOU WILLIAMS, piano solo C5724-C Nightlife C5725-C Drag'em

166

Chicago, Apr , 1930 Br 7178, 01625 Br7178

Tantalizing Tingles SAMMY WILLIAMS, piano solo. 402 House of David blues 403 I've got a song for sale

Chicago, c.Nov, 1923 Autograph Autograph

605 611

Chicago, c.Aug, 1924 Autograph Autograph

Mandy make up your mind Mama's gone, goodbye

SIDNEY WILLIAMS, novelty piano solo. 12861 Mississippi shivers

St. Paul, Jun , 1927 Ge 6353, Ch 15372, HGS 2020, Spr 329

SID WILLIAMS, piano solo C1858 St. Louis blues C1862 Nola C1863 Rag doll C1864 My pet

Chicago, Apr 2, 1928 Vo 15691 Vo 15689 Vo 15689 Vo 15691

WILLIAMS & MOORE Pseudonym for BLYTHE & BURTON.

HAROLD WILLOUGHBY, piano solo; with drums. 73118 Coaxing the piano 73119 You tell'em, ivories

London, c.Jan, 1923 Co 3219 Co 3219

GARLAND WILSON, piano solo (& vocal -1). N.Y., May 18, 1931 W230205-1 Dear old Southland & Limehouse blues Co Special W230206-2 St. James' Infirmary (-1) & When your lover has gone Co Special Note: The above Columbial Special pressing is a 12" recording. W151783-2 W151784-2

Little Joe The viper song

W405134-A

Memories of you

W405135-A

Rockin' chair

167

N.Y., Sep 11, 1931 Co unissued Co unissued N.Y., Feb 2, 1932 OK 41556, Pa R1862, A3424 OK 41556, Pa R1194, A3424

Tantalizing Tingles GARLAND WILSON, piano Paris, Dec , 1932 5962bkp Blues en si be'mol Br A500220,01476 5963bkp Get up Bessie Br A500220,01476 Note: Brunswick 01476 is titled "Blues in CGlat". Two further titles from this session are accompaniments to vocals by Nina Mae McKinney. GARLAND WILSON at the piano; with NAT GONELLA and his trumpet [with vocals by Gonella & Wilson]. London, May 26, 1933 GB5919-2 Stormy weather Br 01537, De F7868 GB5920-2 Nobody's sweetheart Br 01537, De F7868 GARLAND WILSON, piano solo 5747bdp Mood indigo 5748bdp China boy 5749bdp The way I feel 5795bdp You rascal you

Paris, c.Dec, 1933 Br A500358, 01692 BrA500358, 01692 BrA500359, 01784 BrA500359, 01784

JACK WILSON, piano solo TB 1404-2 Musical comedy memories TB 1405-2 Mighty lak a rose

London, Jul 20, 1934 DeF5126 De F5126

TEDDY WILSON, piano solo W152751-1 Somebody loves me Wl52752-1 Sweet and simple W152753-2 liza W152754-2 Rosetta

N.Y., May 22, 1934 MerittLP4 MerittLP4 Co unissued Co unissued

PANTSCHO WLADIGEROFF, Klavier-Solo. Quasi marcia Choro - Wodna 831 bd Raschenitza, 1. Teil 832bd Raschenitza, 2. Teil Konzert - Fox-Trot

Berlin, c.May, 1927 Gr/Po 19766 Gr/Po 19766 Gr/Po 21192 Gr/Po 21192 Gr/Po 21196

BETTY WOLFE, piano solo GE16106 Lovable and sweet

Richmond, Jan 16, 1930 Ge test

ALLISTER WYLIE See Gene RODEMICH.

168

Tantalizing Tingles DUKE YELLMAN. piano solo Yankee rose 11485

N.Y., Jan 31, 1927 Ed 51941, BA 5330

11494

Since I found you

N.Y., Feb 6, 1927 Ed 51941

11659 11660

Tenderly think of me Same old moon

N.Y., Apr 20, 1927 Ed 52008 Ed 52008

11718 11719

Stepping on the ivories Dainty Miss

N.Y., May 31, 1927 Ed 52033 Ed 52033

11848

At sundown

N.Y., Aug 22, 1927 Ed unissued

11849

Me and my shadow

N.Y., Aug 27, 1927 Ed unissued

JOE YELLOWSTONE Pseudonym for Adam GELBTRUNK.

PETER YORKE See Ken WARNER.

VINCENT YOUMANS, piano solo; with orchestra. 12854 No, No, Nanette

N.Y., Apr 11, 1924 Br test

ART & LESLIE YOUNG Pseudonym for Harry BIDGOOD & Sam Bogen.

ARTHUR YOUNG & CARROLL GIBBONS, piano duet. London, VoX9614 Shanghai shuffle 04014XXX VoX9614 04015XXX Charleston Vo X9634 04016X Just hot Vo X9634 04017X I've got a little bungalow 169

1926

Tantalizing Tingles ARTHUR YOUNG & PARTNER [Geoffrey Gaunt], piano duet London, Aug 1, 1929 DB211-2 Flapperette Duophone unissued DB212-1 Louise Duophone unissued FRED OLDING, piano WAR337-1 On the sunny side of the street WAR338-1 A cottage for sale

London, Sep 23, 1930 ReMR188 ReMR188

ARTHUR YOUNG, piano solo CAR3074-1 Smoke gets in your eyes CAR3075-1 The Continental

London, Nov 30, 1934 RZMR1518 RZMR1518

See also Reginald FORESYTHE, Carroll GIBBONS.

RUSSELL YOUNG, piano solo N19205 Thousand finger rag N19206 When I get the blues all around my do'

ALEXANDER ZAK1N See ERSTES KLAVIER-QUARTETT.

170

Richmond, Jun 19, 1933 Ch unissued Ch unissued

Tantalizing Tingles ADDENDA ROY BARGY featured soloist with PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS CONCERT ORCHESTRA. N.Y., Sep 5, 1928 W98568-4 Concerto in F, Part 1 Co rejected N.Y., Sep 6, 1928 Co rejected Co rejected

W98569-4 W98570-4

Concerto in F, Part 2 Concerto in F, Part 3

W98568-8

Concerto in F, Part 1

W98569-5

Concerto in F, Part 2

W98570-5

Concerto in F, Part 3

W98576-2

Concerto in F, Part 4

W98575-3 W98578-4

Concerto in F, Part 6 Concerto in F, Part 5

N.Y., Sep 17, 1928 Co7172-M Co50141-D,7172-M, 9667, 07508

W98575-7

Concerto in F, Part 6

N.Y., Oct 5, 1928 Co50141-D,7172-M, 9667, 07508

LILY DYMONT, Piano-Solo Spinnelied Trois Escosses I6581/2bk Die Spieluhr Malaguena 1659bk

N.Y., Sep 15, 1928 Co50139-D,7170-M, 9665, 07506 Co50139-D,7170-M, 9665, 07506 Co50140-D,7171-M, 9666, 07507 Co50140-D, 7171-M, 9666, 07507

Berlin, c.Dec, 1928 Gr/Po 21885 Gr/Po 21885 Gr/Po 21886 Gr/Po 21886

DUKE ELLINGTON, piano solo N.Y., Feb 9, 1932 71836-2 Lots o' fingers Vi L16007 Note: The above title is part of an Ellington Medley issued on this early example of a long-playing recording.

171

Tantalizing Tingles EDGAR FAIRCHILD featured piano duet (with Robert Lindholm), with JIMMY CARUSO & HIS NEW YORK SYNCOPATORS. London, Aug 26, 1929 Bb 17281-2 Why can't I be like you? HMV unissued BM7282-2 Cute little flat HMV unissued

GEORGE GERSHWIN featured pianist with Rudy Vallee's Orchestra. Radio Broadcast, Nov 10, 1932 Variations on "Fascinating rhythm" Limelight 820 842-2 (CD) Variations on "Liza" Limelight 820 842-2 (CD) Second prelude Limelight 820 842-2 (CD) I got rhythm Limelight 820842-2 (CD) featured pianist with orchestra conducted by Louis Katzman; vocal by Helen Morgan. Radio Broadcast, Feb 19, 1934 The man I love vHM Limelight 820842-2 (CD) I got rhythm Limelight 820842-2 (CD) Variations on "I got rhythm'*

Radio Broadcast, Apr 30, 1934 Limelight 820 842-2 (CD)

BILLY MAYERL, piano solo That's a Good Girl - Selection Show Boat - Selection

London, c,Jan, 1929 Co 9594 Co 9594

TWO EDDIES, piano duet JW737-3 There's a ring around the moon JW738-4 Easy come, easy go

London, June Eclipse 234 Eclipse 234

,1932

TWO PIANO BOYS, piano duet 430 [unknown title]

London, Im test

?early 1930s

172

APPENDIX NON-SOLO INSTRUMENTAL RECORDINGS BY SELECTED PIANISTS This listing provides general information on other recordings which include artists listed in this discography, plus some additional significant performers who made no known solo recordings in the period covered by this volume. The list includes only those recordings in which the artists concerned participate as pianists (rather than as director, arranger, etc.) made before 1935. Recordings made as accompanists to vocal performances, and titles or sessions where the artists were included as featured soloists (rather than as regular members of the group) are not included. Most of the latter are already included in the discography. Where no record label is shown after the artist credit, this indicates that recordings by the group appeared on various different labels between the dates given. HARRY AKST 1919 1919 1920 1920-21 1921

JOSEPH C. SMITH'S ORCHESTRA (Victor) ace. to RUDY WIEDOEFT, saxophone solo (Br 2016) THE SAXO-PHIENDS (Pathe) RUDY WIEDOEFTS PALACE TRIO PALACE TRIO & ORCHESTRA (Olympic)

RAY ALLAN 1923-24 1924 1924 1924 1926-27

CHARLIE FRY & HIS MILLION-DOLLAR PIER ORCHESTRA (Pathe) ALEX HYDE & HIS NEW YORK ORCHESTRA (Vox) VOX AMERICAN JAZZ BAND (Vox) FORMIGGINI'S AMERICAN JAZZ BAND (Homokord) GABRIEL FORMIGGINI MIT SEINEM ORCHESTER (Vox)

GENE ANDERSON 1928 1929

CARROLL DICKERSON'S SAVOY ORCHESTRA (Brunswick 3990) LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh)

VICTOR ARDEN 1918-19 1918-22 1919-20 1919-20 1922 1923 1926 1927-32 173

WADS WORTH'S NOVELTY DANCE ORCHESTRA (Pathe) ALL STAR TRIO GEORGE GREEN'S NOVELTY ORCHESTRA (Emerson) EMERSON XYLO-PHIENDS (Emerson) GREEN BROTHERS MARIMBA ORCHESTRA (Victor) GREEN-ARDEN ORCHESTRA (Victor) JOE GREEN'S NOVELTY MARIMBA BAND (Br 3327) VICTOR ARDEN-PHIL OHMAN &THEIR ORCHESTRA (Victor)

Tantalizing Tingles LIL ARMSTRONG 1923 1924 1925-27 1926 1926 1929

KING OLIVER'S CREOLE JAZZ BAND RED ONION JAZZ BABIES (Gennett) LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS HOT FIVE/SEVEN (OKeh) LILL'S HOT SHOTS (Vocalion 1037) NEW ORLEANS BOOTBLACKS AVANDERERS (Columbia) JOHNNY DODDS ORCHESTRA/TRIO (Victor)

FELIX ARNDT 1911 1912-15 1914-15

ace. to FRED VAN EPS, banjo solo (Victor) VAN EPS TRIO (Victor, Edison) VAN EPS BANJO ORCHESTRA (Columbia, Edison)

FRANK P. BANTA 1901-03 1903

ace to FRED VAN EPS, banjo solo (Edison) ace to VESS L. OSSMAN, banjo solo (Columbia)

FRANK BANTA Jr. 1916-20 1916-20 1917 1918-20 1921 1921 1922 1922 1922 1922 1922-23 1923 1923 1923 1924 1924 1925 1925-27 1925 1926 1926 1927 1927 1927 1929-30 1930

174

VAN EPS-BANTA TRIO ace. to FRED VAN EPS, banjo solo ace. to HOWARD KOPP, drum solo (Columbia) JOSEPH C. SMITH'S ORCHESTRA (Victor) VAN EPS (SPECIALTY) QUARTET ace. to SAM MOORE, octochorda solo (Gennett 4747) DON PARKER TRIO (Edison) VAN EPS-BANTA DANCE ORCHESTRA (Pathe) VAN EPS & BANTA (Pathe) CLUB ROYAL ORCHESTRA (Victor) GREAT WHITE WAY ORCHESTRA (Victor) ace. to HARRY RESER, banjo solo (OKeh) ace. to FRED VAN EPS, banjo solo (Pathe) THE AMBASSADORS (Vocalion) VAN EPS NOVELTY ORCHESTRA (Pathe) VAN EPS TRIO (Pathe) GREEN BROTHERS' NOVELTY BAND (Edison) ace. to GEORGE HAMILTON GREEN, xylophone solo (Victor) THE FLORIDA FOUR (Edison) ace. to HARRY RESER, banjo solo (Brunswick) ace. to JIMMY SMITH, harmonica solo (Victor) DIXIEAVABASH TRIO (Grey Gull) ace. to JOHN CALI, banjo solo (Grey Gull 4161) JOE GREEN'S TRIO (Cameo 1198) NAT SHILKRET & THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA (Victor) ace. to ANDY SANNELLA, saxophone solo (Grey Gull)

Tantalizing Tingles WILLIAM BARBEE 1928 1929 1929 1929 1929

WYNN'S CREOLE JAZZ BAND (Vocalion) IKEY ROBINSON & HIS BAND (Brunswick) JABBO SMITH'S RHYTHM ACES (Brunswick) DIXIE RHYTHM KINGS (Brunswick) ace. to OMER SIMEON, clarinet solo (Brunswick 7109)

ROY BARGY 1919 1919 1920-22 1924-26 1928-34 1928-34 1928 1930-31 1934

STRAIGHT'S TRIO (Columbia) IMPERIAL THREE (Victor, Emerson) BENSON ORCHESTRA OF CHICAGO (Victor) ISHAM JONES ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor, Columbia) FRANKIE TRUMBAUER & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) BIX BE1DERBECKE & HIS GANG (OKeh) RED & HIS BIG TEN (Victor) ADRIAN'S RAMBLERS (Brunswick)

JOE BATTEN 1916

ace to LT. J. J. ASHTON, banjo solo (Winner)

CHARLES BAUM 1934

ENRIC MADRIGUERA & HIS HOTEL WEYLIN ORCHESTRA (Victor)

HERMANN BICK 1927 1928-29

BOULANGER JAZZ ORCHESTER (Vox) BEN BERLIN UND SEIN ORCHESTER (Grammophon)

HARRY BIDGOOD 1924 1924 1925-33 1927 1928 1928-29 1928-32

175

ALEX HYDE'S NEW YORK ORCHESTRA (Vox) RIVIERIANS-ORCHESTER (Vox) HARRY BIDGOOD'S ORCHESTRA/BAND ace. to MARIO DE PIETRO, banjo solo (Broadcast) CIRO'S CLUB DANCE BAND (Broadcast) ORIGINAL HAVANA BAND (Broadcast) NAT STAR & HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA (Homochord)

Tantalizing Tingles EUBE BLAKE 1921 1922 1931

EUBIE BLAKE & HIS SHUFFLE ALONG ORCHESTRA (Victor 18791) EUBIE BLAKE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Emerson 10519) EUBIE BLAKE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Crown)

RUBE BLOOM 1923 1924-25 1924-25 1924-26 1924 1925 1925 1926 1926 1927-28 1927 1928 1928 1928 1928 1929 1930 1930 1930-31

PICCADILLY HOTEL DANCE BAND (HMV) RAY MILLER & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) THE TENNESSEE TOOTERS (Vocalion) THE COTTON PICKERS (Brunswick) SIOUX CITY SIX (Gennett 5569) SAM LANIN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Pathe) THE MELODY SHEIKS (OKeh) THE RED HEADS (Pathe) RUBE BLOOM & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) WINEGAR'S PENN. BOYS (Victor, Edison) ARKANSAS TRAVELERS (Harmony) SAM LANIN & HIS ORCHESTRA JOE VENUTI'S BLUE FOUR (OKeh) ALABAMA RED PEPPERS (Cameo) ace. to EDDIE LANG, guitar solo (OKeh) RED NICHOLS & HIS FIVE PENNIES (Brunswick) RUBE BLOOM & HIS BAYOU BOYS (Columbia) JOE VENUH & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) BEN SELVIN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

JIMMY BLYTHE 1924 1925-26 1926 1926 1926 1926 1926 1926-29 1927-28 1927-28 1927 1927 1928 1928-29 1929 1930 1931

176

ace. to JIMMIE O'BRYANT, clarinet solo (Paramount 12246) O'BRYANT'S (FAMOUS ORIGINAL) WASHBOARD BAND (Paramount) BLYTHE'S SINFUL FIVE (Paramount 12346) BLYTHE'S WASHBOARD BAND (Paramount 12368) JIMMY BLYTHE & HIS RAGAMUFFINS (Paramount 12376) BIRMINGHAM BLUETETTE (Herwin 92019) BLYTHE'S WASHBOARD RAGAMUFFINS (Paramount 12428) JIMMY BERTRAND'S WASHBOARD WIZARDS (Vocalion) THE CHICAGO FOOTWARMERS (OKeh) STATE STREET RAMBLERS (Gennett) JIMMY BLYTHE'S OWLS (Vocalion) DIXIE-LAND THUMPERS (Paramount) JIMMY BLYTHE'S WASHBOARD WONDERS (Vocalion 1180) J.C. COBB & HIS GRAINS OF CORN (Vocalion) KING MUTT & HIS TENNESSE THUMPERS (Gennett) ROBINSON'S KNIGHTS OF REST (Champion 16607) STATE STREET RAMBLERS (Champion)

Tantalizing Tingles SAM BOGEN 1925-33

HARRY BIDGOOD'S ORCHESTRA/BAND

CHARLES H.H. BOOTH 1900-03 1900-02 1906

ace. to VESS L. OSSMAN, banjo solo (Victor) ace. to GEORGE SCHWEINFEST, piccolo solo (Victor) ace. to CHRIS CHAPMAN, xylophone solo (Victor)

VIC BRE1DIS 1927-30 1928 1928 1928-29 1928-29 1928-29 1929 1929 1929 1929 1930

BEN POLLACK & HIS CALIFORNIANS/ORCHESTRA (Victor) BENNY GOODMAN'S BOYS (Vocalion, Brunswick) THE HOTSY TOTSY GANG (Brunswick) DIXIE DAISIES (Cameo) THE COTTON PICKERS (Cameo) JIMMY McHUGH'S BOSTONIANS (Harmony) JIMMY BRACKEN'S TOE TICKLERS (Banner) LOUISVILLE RHYTHM KINGS (OKeh) ace. to TONY PARENTI, clarinet solo (Banner 0580) BEN'S BAD BOYS (Victor) MILLS' MERRY MAKERS (Harmony)

LARRY BRIERS 1919-25 1919-23 1921 -23 1921-22 1922 1922 1922-23 1924 1924

JOSEPH SAMUELS & HIS ORCHESTRA SYNCO JAZZ BAND (Pathe, Arto, Grey Gull) TAMPA BLUE JAZZ BAND (OKeh) RESER TRIO (Pathe, OKeh, Gennett) LEVY'S TRIO (Pathe) SOUTHLAND SIX (Pathe 20805) BLUE RIBBON TRIO (OKeh) MEADOWBROOK FI VE (Pathe) COLUMBIA NOVELTY ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

SID BRIGHT 1925-28 1925-27 1926-29 1928-29 1929-31 1930 1931 1932-33 1933-34

177

KIT-CAT BAND (HMV, Columbia) THE GILT-EDGED FOUR (Columbia) ace. to LEN FILLIS, banjo solo (Columbia) PICCADILLY PLAYERS (Columbia) LEN FILLIS'S ENTERTAINERS/NOVELTY ORCHESTRA (Columbia) SID BRIGHT & HIS ORCHESTRA (Decca) FERRACHINI'S HAWAIIAN BAND (Broadcast) SAVOY HOTEL ORPHEANS (Columbia) GERALDO & MS ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

Tantalizing Tingles IRVING BRODSKY 1922-25 1923-27 1923-27 1924-26 1924-27 1924-27 1924 1924 1925-27 1926 1926 1926-27 1927 1927 1928 1928-31 1929 1929 1929 1930 1930 1930 1930 1931 1931

CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS VAGABONDS (Gennett) VARSITY EIGHT (Cameo) FIVE BIRMINGHAM BABIES (Pathe) GOOFUS FIVE (OKeh) THE LITTLE RAMBLERS (Columbia) KENTUCKY BLOWERS (Gennett 5517) BAILEY'S DIXIE DUDES (Gennett) UNIVERSITY SIX (Harmony) FRED RICH & HIS ORCHESTRA (Pathe) OLE OLSEN& HIS ORCHESTRA (Pathe) ROGER WOLFE KAHN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) SAM LANIN & HIS FAMOUS PLAYERS (OKeh) OKEH MELODIANS (OKeh) SAVOY ORPHEANS (HMV) BEN SELVIN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) IRVING BRODSKY & HIS ORCHESTRA (Harmony) RED NICHOLS & HIS FIVE PENNIES (Brunswick) LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS (Vocalion) HOAGY CARMICHAEL & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) CORNELL & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) DORSEY BROTHERS ORCHESTRA (Banner) BIX BEIDERBECKE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) PHIL HUGHES & HIS HIGH HATTERS (Harmony) BENNY GOODMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

HENRY BROWN 1929-30 1929

ace. to IKE RODGERS, trombone solo (Paramount) IKE RODGERS & HIS BIDDLE STREET BOYS (Brunswick 7086)

HANS BUND 1931-33 1933-34

BRAVOUR TANZ-ORCHESTER (Odeon) HANS BUND MIT SEINEM TANZ-ORCHESTER (Telefunken)

W.E. "BUDDY" BURTON 1932

MEMPHIS NIGHT HAWKS (Vocalion)

JOE CAWLEY 1918-19

178

LOUISIANA FIVE

Tantalizing Tingles HOAGY CARMICHAEL 1925 1926 1927 1927 1927 1927 1928 1928 1929-34 1929 1929 1929

HITCH'S HAPPY HARMONISTS (Gennett 3066) CARMICHAEL'S COLLEGIANS (Gennett) HOAGY CARMICHAEL & HIS PALS (Gennett) PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vi 35877) JEAN GOLDKETTE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) EMIL SEIDEL & HIS ORCHESTRA (Gennett) CARMICHAEL'S COLLEGIANS (Gennett 6474) HOAGY CARMICHAEL & EDDIE WOLFE, piano & violin duet (Gennett) HOAGY CARMICHAEL & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) FRANKIE TRUMBAUER & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) IRVING MILLS & HIS HOTSY TOTSY GANG (Brunswick) EDDIE LANG'S ORCHESTRA (OKeh)

EDDIE CARROLL 1929 1930-31 1932-33 1932-33 1933 1934

PICCADILLY PLAYERS (Columbia) SPIKE HUGHES & HIS DECCA-DENTS/DANCE ORCHESTRA (Decca) LEW STONE & HIS BAND (Decca) NAT GONELLA & HIS TRUMPET (Decca) GEORGE GLOVER & HIS BAND (Sterno) BBC DANCE ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

HERMAN CHITTISON 1929-31 1930 1933 1934

ZACH WHYTE'S CHOCOLATE BEAU BRUMMELS (Gennett) CLARENCE WILLIAMS' NOVELTY BAND (OKeh) CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JUG BAND (Columbia) LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick)

JACK CLARKE 1926

KIT-CAT BAND (HMV)

SONNY CLAY 1923 1925 1925-26 1928 1931

179

CALIFORNIA POPPIES (Sunset) THE STOMPIN' SIX (Sunset) SONNY CLAY'S PLANTATION ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) SONNY CLAY & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) DIXIE SERENADERS (Champion)

Tantalizing Tingles LEW COBEY 1925-26 1926-27 1930 1930-31 1930 1932

BEN SELVIN & HIS ORCHESTRA JACK DENNY & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) ED LOYD & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS (Columbia) TED WALLACE & HIS CAMPUS BOYS (Columbia) ART KAHN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Melotone)

PEGGY COCHRANE 1933

PEGGY COCHRANE & HER TROUBADOURS (Trusound)

ZINKY COHN 1929 1929-30 1930 1930

JABBO SMITH'S RHYTHM ACES (Brunswick) JIMMIE NOONE'S APEX CLUB ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) HARRY DIAL'S BLUSICIANS (Vocalion) FRANKIE FRANKO & HIS LOUISIANIANS (Melotone M12009)

DAVE COMER 1915 1915-18 1920

MURRAY'S RAGTIME TRIO/QUARTET (Edison Bell, HMV) SAVOY QUARTETTE (HMV) WEST END DANCE QUARTET (HMV)

BILL CULBREATH 1930

HARY DIAL'S BLUSICIANS (Vocalion)

MAX DAREWSKI 1924-25 1924-26 1926

MAX DAREWSKI'S DANCE BAND (Zonophone) BERT FIRMAN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA (Zonophone) BLACK DIAMONDS BAND (Zonophone)

PIERRE DE CAILLAUX 1920

180

BENNY PEYTON'S JAZZ KINGS (Columbia)

Tantalizing Tingles JOOP/JOHANN DE LEUR 1925-26 1927 1927 1927-28 1928 1928-29

EXCELLOS FIVE JAZZ-BAND (Grammophon) PAUL ROMBY TANZ-ORCHESTER/BAND (Grammophon) JAZZ-SYMPHONIE-ORCHESTER DER HALLER-REVUE (Grammophon) PAUL GODWIN ORCHESTER/JAZZ-SYMPHONIKEN (Grammophon) MAREK WEBER UND SEIN ORCHESTER (Electrola) KARKOFF-ORCHESTER (Derby)

PETER DE ROSE 1925

ace. to MAY SINGHI BREEN, banjo solo (Victor)

HORACE DIAZ 1927 1933-34

JOE HYMAN' S BAYOU STOMPERS (Victor 20593) IRVING AARONSON & HIS COMMANDERS (Columbia)

HENRY"HANK"DUNCAN 1925-30 1927 1930 1932

FESS WILLIAMS & HIS ROYAL FLUSH ORCHESTRA JELLY JAMES & HIS FEWSICIANS (Gennett 6045) KING OLIVER & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) NEW ORLEANS FEETWARMERS (Victor)

JIMMY DURANTE 1918-19 1920 1921 1921 1921-22

(ORIGINAL) NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND (OKeh, Gennett) JIMMY DURANTE'S JAZZ BAND (Gennett 9045) BAILEY'S LUCKY SEVEN (Gennett) LADD' S BLACK ACES (Gennett) LANIN'S SOUTHERN SERENADERS

AUSTIN EGEN 1924-25 1928-29

ERIC BORCHARD JAZZ-BAND (Grammophon) MAREK WEBER UND SEIN ORCHESTER (Electrola)

FRED ELIZALDE 1926 1927-32

181

FRED ELIZALDE'S CINDERELLA ROOF ORCHESTRA (Hollywood) FRED ELIZALDE & HIS ORCHESTRA

Tantalizing Tingles DUKE ELLINGTON 1923 1924 1924-28 1924 1926 1926-34 1928-31 1929-31 1929 1929-30 1929 1930 1930

SNOWDEN' S NOVELTY ORCHESTRA (Victor) WILBUR SWEATMAN & HIS ACME SYNCOPATORS (Gennett) THE WASHINGTONIANS SUNNY & THE D'C'NS (Blu-Disc) DUKE ELLINGTON & HIS WASHINGTONIANS (Pathe, Gennett) DUKE ELLINGTON & HIS ORCHESTRA THE WHOOPEE MAKERS (Pathe, Banner) THE JUNGLE BAND (Brunswick) SONNY GREER & HIS MEMPHIS MEN (Columbia) THE HARLEM FOOT WARMERS (OKeh) SIX JOLLY JESTERS (Vocalion) (MILLS') TEN BLACK BERRIES (Banner, VelvetTone) HARLEM HOT CHOCOLATES (Hit of the Week)

SEGER ELLIS 1925

LLOYD FINLAY & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor)

G.P. ERVEN 1925-26 1928-29

PAUL GODWIN TANZ-ORCHESTER (Grammophon) HARRY JACKSON UND SEIN ORCHESTER (Grammophon)

EDGAR FAIRCHILD 1925

ROSS GORMAN & HIS EARL CARROLL ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

CARL FENTON 1919-23

CARL FENTON'S ORCHESTRA (Brunswick)

TED FIORITO 1919-20 1919 1920-21 1922-25 1925-26 1929-34

182

YERKE'S NOVELTY FIVE/JAZARIMBA ORCHESTRA WHITEWAY JAZZ BAND (Paramount 20014) THE HAPPY SIX (Columbia) ORIOLE (TERRACE) ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) RUSSO & FIORITO'S ORIOLE ORCHESTRA (Victor) TED FIORITO & HIS ORCHESTRA

Tantalizing Tingles GEORGE FISHBERG 1920-21 1926-27 1928 1928

ART HICKMAN'S NEW YORK LONDON FIVE (HMV) TEDDY BROWN & HIS CAFE DE PARIS BAND (Imperial, Vocalion) THE RHYTHM BAND (HMV) GEORGE FISHER & HIS KIT KAT BAND (Metropole)

TONY FONES 1933

SYD ROY & HIS R.K.OLIANS (Eclipse)

REGINALD FORESYTHE 1929-30 1933-34

PAUL HOWARD'S QUALITY SERENADERS (Victor) THE NEW MUSIC OF REGINALD FORESYTHE (Columbia)

LEMUEL FOWLER 1925-26 1925-26 1925 1925 1927

(LEM) FOWLER'S WASHBOARD WONDERS (Columbia) THE JIM-DANDIES (Harmony) ace. to PERCY GLASCOE, clarinet solo (Columbia) CLARINET JOE & HIS HOT FOOTERS (Harmony) FOWLER'S FAVORITES (Columbia)

FRANK FROEBA 1924-25 1930 1930 1931 1932 1933-34

JOHNNY DE DROIT & HIS NEW ORLEANS JAZZ ORCHESTRA (OKeh) ADRIAN ROLLINI TRIO (Brunswick) JACK PURVIS & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) WILL OSBORNE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Melotone) JACK BLAND & HIS RHYTHMAKERS (Melotone) BENNY GOODMAN & HIS (MUSIC HALL) ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

DON FRYE 1927 1929 1929-30

LLOYD SCOTT & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) CECIL SCOTT & HIS BRIGHT BOYS (Victor) KING OLIVER & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor)

FRED GAISBERG 1897

183

ace. to VESS L. OSSMAN, banjo solo (Berliner)

Tantalizing Tingles RIO GEBHARDT 1933-34

ADALBERT LUTTER UND SEIN ORCHESTER (Telefunken)

ADAM GELBTRUNK 1923-28 1929

EFIM SCHACHMEISTER JAZZ-SYMPHONIKER (Grammophon) KARKOFF-ORCHESTER (Derby)

CARROLL GIBBONS 1924-25 1924-34 1925 1925 1926-27 1927 1927 1927 1928 1928-29 1929 1931-34

ROMAINE (DANCE) ORCHESTRA (HMV, Zonophone) SAVOY (HOTEL) ORPHEANS (Columbia) MIAMI SYNCOPATED ORCHESTRA (HMV) BOSTON ORCHESTRA (HMV) RONNIE MUNRO & HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA (Parlophone) SAVOY HOT HEADS (HMV) THE SYLVIANS (HMV) ace. to FRANK GUARENTE, cornet solo (HMV) ORIGINAL SAVOY ORPHEANS (Homokord) NEW MAYFAIR (DANCE) ORCHESTRA (HMV) CARROLL GIBBONS & HIS PLAYMATES (HMV) CARROLL GIBBONS & HIS BOY FRIENDS (Columbia)

GILMORE SISTERS 1931

GUS HASTON & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor)

JACK GLOGAU 1921-23

HACKEL-BERGE ORCHESTRA

AL GOERING 1924-32 1926 1926-29 1928 1928 1929 1929 1929-30

184

BEN BERNIE & HIS (HOTEL ROOSEVELT) ORCHESTRA AL GOERING'S COLLEGIANS (Banner, Vocalion) JACK PETTIS & HIS BAND/ORCHESTRA/PETS THE LUMBERJACKS (Cameo) NEW ORLEANS BLACKBIRDS (Victor) THE WHOOPEE MAKERS (Vocalion) TEN FRESHMEN (Pathe) IRVING MILLS & HIS HOTSY TOTSY GANG (Brunswick)

Tantalizing Tingles ERNIE GOLDEN 1925-31

ERNIE GOLDEN & HIS (HOTEL McALPIN) ORCHESTRA

CHAUNCEY GRAY 1925 1928-29 1928-29 1928-29 1928 1928 1928 1928-29 1929-33 1929-30 1934

FRED HAMM & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS SEVEN BLUE BABIES (Edison) TED WALLACE & HIS ORCHESTRA/CAMPUS BOYS VARSITY EIGHT (Cameo) THE VAGABONDS (Gennett) UNIVERSITY SIX (Harmony) GOOFUS H VE (OKeh) BERT LOWN & HIS ORCHESTRA THE HOT AIR MEN (Columbia) OZZIE NELSON & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick)

JOHNNY GREEN 1934

JOHNNY GREEN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick, Columbia)

TOM GRISELLE 1924 1925

WINDY CITY JAZZERS (Gennett 5494) TOM GRISELLE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Gennett 3081)

FERDIE GROFE 1920-30 1922-24 1923 1923 1933

PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor, Columbia) THE VIRGINIANS (Victor) ace. to HARRY RESER, banjo solo (Columbia 3317) HARRY F. RESER'S (NOVELTY) TRIO (Columbia) FERDIE GROFE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

WILHELM GROSZ 1931 -32

185

BILLY BARTON MIT SEINEM ORCHESTER (Ultraphon)

Tantalizing Tingles GEORG HAENTZSCHEL 1927 1927 1928-29 1929 1929-30 1930-31 1930-31 1934

GABRIEL FORMIGGINI MIT SEINEM ORCHESTER (Vox) MAREK WEBER UND SEIN ORCHESTER (Electrola) LUD GLUSKIN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Homokord, Tri-Ergon) TEDDY KLINE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Homokord) SAM BASKINI'S JAZZ SYMPHONIKER (Kalliope) BILLY BARTON MIT SEINEM ORCHESTER (Ultraphone) MITJA NIKISCH MIT SEINEM TANZORCHESTER (Electrola) ace. to MIKE DANZI, banjo solo (Telefunken)

WILL HARRIS 1928

SYDNEY BAYNES & HIS ORCHESTRA (HMV)

FRED HARTLEY 1925-26

KIT-CAT BAND (HMV)

EDGAR HAYES 1931-34 1931

MILLS BLUE RHYTHM BAND KING CARTER & HIS ROYAL ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

LEONARD HAYTON 1927 1927 1927-28 1927-29 1927 1927 1927-28 1928-30 1928-30 1928 1928 1929-30 1929 1929 1929 1930 1931

186

CASS HAGAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Edison 51959) CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS (Columbia 1275-D) DON VOORHEES & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) RED NICHOLS & HIS FICE PENNIES (Brunswick) RED & MIFF'S STOMPERS (Victor) ORIGINAL MEMPHIS FIVE (Brunswick) CHARLESTON CHASERS (Columbia) PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor, Columbia) FRANKIE TRUMBAUER & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) LEONARD HAYTON'S BLUE FOUR (Vocalion) BIX BEIDERBECKE & HIS GANG (OKeh) JOE VENUTI & HIS NEW YORKERS (OKeh) JACK PETTIS & HIS PETS (Victor) JOE VENUTI'S BLUE FOUR (OKeh) MASON-DIXON ORCHESTRA (Columbia 1861-D) MIFF MOLE'S MOLERS (OKeh) JOE VENUTI'S RHYTHM BOYS (Columbia)

Tantalizing Tingles ALFRED HECKER 1926-27 1929 1933-34 1934

FRED BIRD SALON SYMPHONIE JAZZ-BAND (Homokord) ace. to MIKE DANZI, banjo solo (Homokord) ROBERT RENARD MIT SEINEM TANZ-ORCHESTER (Odeon) ace. to MIKE DANZI, guitar solo (Telefunken)

FLETCHER HENDERSON 1921-23 1923-34 1923 1923 1925-28 1927 1931-32

HENDERSON'S DANCE ORCHESTRA/PLAYERS (Black Swan) FLETCHER HENDERSON & HIS ORCHESTRA ST. LOUIS SYNCOPATORS (Olympic) SEVEN BROWN BABIES (Ajax) DIXIE STOMPERS (Harmony) LOUISIANA STOMPERS (Paramount 12550) CONNIE'S INN ORCHESTRA (Melotone, Victor, Crown)

HORACE HENDERSON 1930 1931 -34 1931 -32 1932 1933 1933 1933 1934

CHOCOLATE DANDIES (Columbia) FLETCHER HENDERSON & HIS ORCHESTRA DON REDMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) HARLAN LATTIMORE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) HENRY ALLEN-COLEMAN HAWKINS & THEIR O. (Melotone) HORACE HENDERSON & HIS ORCHESTRA (Parlophone) COLEMAN HAWKINS & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) HENRY ALLEN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Melotone)

FRANK HERBIN 1923-24 1923-24 1924 1926-27 1927 1927 1928

ALBANY DANCE ORCHESTRA (HMV) SAVOY ORPHEANS (Columbia) ROMAINE ORCHESTRA (HMV) SAVOY ORPHEANS (HMV) SAVOY HOT HEADS (HMV) THE SYLVIANS (HMV) ORIGINAL SAVOY ORPHEANS (Homokord)

EDDIE HEYWOOD 1923-24 1925 1925-26 1926 1927-28 1927

187

HARLEM TRIO (OKeh) ace. to GEORGE McCLENNON, clarinet solo (OKeh 8314) GEORGE McCLENNON'S JAZZ DEVILS/BAND (OKeh) EDDIE HEYWOOD & HIS JAZZ SIX (OKeh 8402) ace. to WILTON CRAWLEY, clarinet solo (OKeh) EDDIE HEYWOOD'S KANSAS CITY BLACKBIRDS (OKeh)

Tantalizing Tingles ALEX HILL 1928-29 1928 1928 1929-30 1930 1933 1934

JIMMIE NOONE' S APEX CLUB ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) JIMMY WADE & HIS DIXIELANDERS (Vocalion) ALBERT WYNN & HIS GUT BUCKCT FIVE (Vocalion) ALEX HILL & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) HOKUM TRIO (Vel vetTone) EDDIE CONDON & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) ALEX HILL & HIS HOLLYWOOD SEPIANS (Vocalion)

EARL HINES 1923 1927 1927 1928 1928 1928-29 1928 1929 1929-34 1931

DEPPE' S SEREMADERS (Gennett 20012) JOHNNY DODD'S BLACK BOTTOM STOMPERS (Brunswick) LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS HOT SEVEN (OKeh) JIMMIE NOONE'S APEX CLUB ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS HOT/SAVOY BALLROOM FIVE (OKeh) CLIFFORD HAYES' LOUISVILLE STOMPERS (Victor) CARROLL DICKERSON'S SAVOYAGERS (Odeon) ace. to OMER SIMEON, clarinet solo (Brunswick 7109) EARL HINES & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor, Brunswick, Decca) JIMMIE NOONE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick)

STANLEY C. HOLT 1923 1932

STANLEY C. HOLT'S QUINTETTE/DANCE ORCHESTRA (Homochord) STANLEY HOLT & HIS VILLA MARINA BAND (Sterno)

LOUIS HOOPER 1924 1924-25 1924 1925 1925 1925 1925 1925 1925-26 1925-26 1926 1926

BOOKER'S JAZZ BAND (Domino) KANSAS CITY FOUR/FIVE (Pathe, Ajax) SIX BLACK DIAMONDS (Banner 1456) ace. to BOB FULLER, clarinet solso (Ajax) SLIM JACKSON TRIO (Cameo 705) ace. to JAKE FRAZIER, trombone solo (Ajax 17117) CHARLESTON TRIO (Victor) THREE MONKEY CHASERS (Harmony) THREE JOLLY MINERS (Vocalion) ROCKY MOUNTAIN TRIO (Gennett) FIVE MUSICAL BLACKBIRDS (Pathe) NEW ORLEANS JAZZ TRIO (Gennett)

CLAUDE HOPKINS 1928 1932-34

188

CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD FIVE (OKeh 8629) CLAUDE HOPKINS & HIS ORCHESTRA

Tantalizing Tingles BOB HUDSON 1932

MEMPHIS NIGHT HAWKS (Vocalion)

CLAUDE IVY 1918-20 1920 1922 1922 1924-27 1929 1929-30 1930 1930 1930 1930-31 1931 -32 1931 1932 1934

SAVOY QUARTET (HMV) SAVOY DANCE ORCHESTRA (Columbia) JACK HYLTON' S JAZZ BAND (Zonophone) "QUEEN'S" DANCE ORCHESTRA (HMV) JACK HYLTON & HIS ORCHESTRA (HMV) PHILIP LEWIS & HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA (Decca) RHYTHM MANIACS (Decca) LOU ABELARDO & HIS ORCHESTRA (Decca) ace. to JIMMY DORSEY, clarinet & sax solo (Decca) ace. to MARIO DE PIETRO, banjo solo (Decca F1894) ace. to LEN FILLIS, banjo solo (Decca) ARTHUR LALLY & THE MILLION-AIRS (Decca) ARTHUR LALLY & HIS BAND (Filmophone) BUDDY LEWIS & HIS ORCHESTRA (Panachord) HARRY PERRITT & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

CLIFF JACKSON 1929 1930 1934

MUSICAL STEVEDORES (Columbia 14406-D) CLIFF JACKSON & HIS KRAZY KATS (Grey Gull) THE SEPIA SERENADERS (Bluebird)

MIKE JACKSON 1925 1926 1926 1926 1927

ORIGINAL JAZZ HOUNDS (Columbia) BUDDY CHRISTIAN'S JAZZ RIPPERS (Pathe 7518) THOMAS MORRIS & HIS ORCHESTRA/SEVEN NOT BABIES (Victor) NEW ORLEANS BLUE FIVE (Victor) DIXIE JASSERS WASHBOARD BAND (Pathe)

HARRY JACOBSON 1929 1929-34 1930 1930 1930-31 1931 -32 1932 1933 189

LEN FILLIS'S ENTERTAINERS (Columbia) NEW MAYFAIR (DANCE) ORCHESTRA (HMV) RAY STARITA & HIS BAND (Columbia) VERSATILE FOUR (Parlophone) HARRY HUDSON'S MELODY MEN (Edison Bell) SAVOY HOTEL ORPHEANS (Columbia) NAT GONELLA & HIS TRUMPET (Decca) RAY NOBLE & HIS ORCHESTRA (HMV)

Tantalizing Tingles HERBERT JAGER 1925-32

BARNABAS VON GECZY u.s. ORCHESTER (Homokord, Parlophon)

CHARLIE JOHNSON 1925-29 1928

CHARLIE JOHNSON & HIS ORCHESTRA (Emerson, Victor) JACKSON & HIS SOUTHERN STOMPERS (Marathon 227)

EDITH JOHNSON 1929 1930

OLIVER COBB & HIS RHYTHM KINGS (Brunswick 7107) ace. to OLIVER COBB, cornet solo (Paramount 13002)

FREDDY JOHNSON 1927 1929 1932-33 1933 1933 1933 1934

TE ROY WILLIAMS & HIS ORCHESTRA (Harmony 439-H) SAM WOODING & HIS ORCHESTRA/CHOCOLATE KIDDIES MACEO JEFFERSON & HIS ORCHESTRA/BOYS (Salabert) FREDDY JOHNSON-ARTHUR BRIGGS ALL STAR ORCHESTRA (Br) ace. to ARTHUR BRIGGS, trumpet solo (Brunswick) FREDDY JOHNSON & HIS HARLEMITES (Brunswick) FREDDY JOHNSON-LEX VAN SPALL & THEIR ORCHESTRA (Decca)

JAMES P.JOHNSON 1921 1921 1925 1927 1927 1927 1928 1928 1928-31 1928 1929 1929 1930 1930 1933-34

190

JIMMIE JOHNSON'S JAZZ BOYS (Arto 9096) JAMES P. JOHNSON'S HARMONY EIGHT (OKeh 4504) PERRY BRADFORD'S JAZZ PHOOLS (Vocalion 15165) ORIGINAL JAZZ HOUNDS (Columbia 14207-D) PERRY BRADFORD & HIS GANG (OKeh 8450) JOHNSON'S JAZZERS (Columbia 14247-D) LOUISIANA SUGAR BABES (Victor) DUNN'S ORIGINAL JAZZ HOUNDS (Vocalion 1176) JIMMY JOHNSON & HIS ORCHESTRA/BAND (Columbia, Victor) GULF COAST SEVEN (Columbia 14373-D) KING OLIVER & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) CLARENCE WILLIAMS & HIS JAZZ KINGS (Columbia 14488-D) CLARENCE WILLIAMS' ORCHESTRA (OKeh 8763) McKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS (Victor) CLARENCE WILLIAMS & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion)

Tantalizing Tingles JOHNNY JOHNSON 1923-34

JOHNNY JOHNSON & HIS ORCHESTRA/PENNSYLVANIANS

CLARENCE M. JONES 1926 1928

CLARENCE M. JONES & HIS WONDER ORCHESTRA (OKeh 8404) CLARENCE JONES & HIS SOCK FOUR/ORCHESTRA (Paramount)

RICHARD M. JONES 1925-29 1927 1927 1927

RICHARD M. JONES' (THREE) JAZZ WIZARDS HIGHTOWER' S NIGHT HAWKS (Black Patti 8045) NELSON'S PARAMOUNT SERENADERS (Paramount 12494) WALLIE COULTER & HIS BAND (Gennett 6369)

ART KAHN 1923-26 1927 1931 1932

ART KAHN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) ROY SMECK & ART KAHN, banjo & piano duet (Columbia, Victor) ART KAHN'S ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) ace. to ROY SMECK, banjo solo (Perfect)

ERICH KASCHUBEC 1925-34

BARNABAS VON GECZY u.s. ORCHESTER (Homokord, Parlophon)

WALTER KAUFMANN 1925-26 1928-29

PAUL GODWIN TANZ-ORCHESTER (Grammophon) KARKOFF-ORCHESTER (Derby)

DON KIRKPATRICK 1927 1929 1931 1932 1933-34 1933 1933 1934 1934

191

CHICK WEBB'S HARLEM STOMPERS (Vocalion) THE JUNGLE BAND (Brunswick 4450) CHICK WEBB & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) DON REDMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) HENRY ALLEN-COLEMAN HAWKINS & THEIR O. (Melotone) EARL HARLAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Melotone) BENNY MORTON & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) CHICK WEBB & HIS ORCHESTRA (Decca)

Tantalizing Tingles MAX KORTLANDER 1920

ALL STAR TRIO (Vi 18713)

CHARLIE KUNZ 1928-29 1933-34

CHARLIE KUNZ & HIS CHEZ HENRI BAND (Columbia) CASANI CLUB ORCHESTRA (Sterno)

HENRY LANGE 1921-24 1922 1923-24 1923 1923 1924 1927-31

PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) PAUL BIESE ORCHESTRA (Columbia) HENRY LANGE's PARISIAN DANCE ORCHESTRA (Edison) ace. to HARRY F. RESER, banjo solo (Columbia 3334) MARION McKAY & HIS ORCHESTRA (Gennett) LANGE-McKAY ORCHESTRA (Gennett) HENRY LANGE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia, Gennett, Brunswick)

NORMAN LESTER 1929 1930

BILL BROWN & HIS BROWNIES (Brunswick 7142) KING OLIVER & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor)

OSCAR LEVANT 1925-26

BEN BERNIE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion, Brunswick)

MONIA LITER 1933-34 1933-34 1934

RAY NOBLE & HIS ORCHESTRA (HMV) LEW STONE & HIS BAND (Decca) NAT GONELLA & HIS TRUMPET (Decca)

VINCENT LOPEZ 1920 1920-34

192

LOPEZ & HAMILTON'S KINGS OF HARMONY (Edison) VINCENT LOPEZ & HIS ORCHESTRA

Tantalizing Tingles MIKE LoSCALZO 1922 1923-24 1924 1925

VELVETONE TRIO (Cameo 201) MIKE LOSCALZO & HIS INSTRUMENTAL QUARTET (Pathe) ace. to H.F. RESER, banjo solo (Paramount 20330) JOE FRIEDMAN'S MONTE CARLO ORCHESTRA (Harmony)

BURROUGHS LOVINGOOD 1926 1927

DEWEY JACKSON'S PEACOCK ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) CHARLIE CREATH'S JAZZ-O-MANIACS (OKeh 8477)

TONY LOWRY 1927

TONY LOWRY'S BAND (Regal)

VIC LUBOWSKI 1924 1925 1925-26

RALPH WILLIAMS & HIS RAINBO ORCHESTRA (Victor) ANTHONY PARENTI & HIS FAMOUS MELODY BOYS (OKeh, Victor) PARENTI'S LIBERTY SYNCOPATORS (Columbia)

FULTON McGRATH 1931-32 1932-34 1932 1932-33 1933-34 1933 1933 1933 1934 1934

RED NICHOLS & HIS FIVE PENNIES (Brunswick) DORSEY BROTHERS' ORCHESTRA ace. to JIMMY DORSEY, saxophone solo (Brunswick 6352) ace. to TOMMY DORSEY, trombone solo (Brunswick 1367) ADRIAN ROLLINI & HIS ORCHESTRA ace. to RED NOR VO, xylophopne solo (Brunswick 6562) RED McKENZIE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) STEVE WASHINGTON & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) HARRY ROSENTHAL & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) JOE VENUTI & HIS ORCHESTRA

THEO MACKEBEN 1927-28 1928 1929 1929-30 1929 1930 1932 193

MITJA NIKISCH MIT SEINEM JAZZ-ORCHESTER (Parlophon) DREIGROSCHENOPER-BAND (Odeon) VOCALION BAND (Orchestrola) THEO MACKEBEN MIT SEINEM JAZZ-ORCHESTER (Ultraphon) ace. to BILLY BARTON, saxophonsolo (Orchestrola) BILLY BARTON MIT SEINEM HAVANA BAND (Ultraphon) THEO MACKEBEN JAZZ-BAND (Grammophon)

Tantalizing Tingles PERCIVAL MACKEY 1922-23 1924-25 1925-33 1925-26 1926 1927 1927 1927 1928-29 1934

BROADWAY FIVE (Columbia, Regal) JACK HYLTON & HIS ORCHESTRA (HMV) PERCIVAL MACKEY'S BAND THE "1925"/" 1926" ORCHESTRA (Columbia) THE NEW 1927 ORCHESTRA (Columbia) THE NEW REGENTA ORCHESTRA (Regal) LONDON THEATRE ORCHESTRA (Columbia) THE RIVIERA CLUB DANCE ORCHESTRA/BAND (Edison Bell Winner) THE EVER-BRIGHT BOYS (Piccadilly) NEW MAYFAIR (DANCE) ORCHESTRA (HMV)

LINDSAY McPHAIL 1921 1925

McPHAIL'S JAZZ ORCHESTRA OF CHICAGO (Olympic) JACK CHAPMAN'S ORCHESTRA (Victor)

DALTON MARSHALL 1918 1930

CORNER HOUSE RAGTIME BAND (Winner) WALLACE McINTYRE'S ORCHESTRA (Sterno)

BILLY MAYERL 1922-26 1923 1923 1926-27

SAVOY HAVANA BAND (Columbia, HMV) SAVOY HARMONISTS (Vocalion) THE BROADWAY BAND (World) BILLY MAYERL & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion)

FRANK MELROSE 1927 1929 1929 1929 1930

MELROSE DIXIELAND THUMPERS (Gennett) WINDY CITY RHYTHM KINGS (Paramount 12770) BEALE STREET WASHBOARD BAND (Vocalion 1403) KANSAS CITY FRANK & HIS FOOTWARMERS (Paramount 12898) THE CELLAR BOYS (Vocalion 1503)

BRUCE MERRYL 1926-27 1927 1927-28

194

JAY WHIDDEN & HIS NEW MIDNIGHT FOLLIES BAND (Columbia) LEON VAN STRATEN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Edison Bell Winner) PICCADILLY REVELS BAND (Columbia)

Tantalizing Tingles PAUL MERTZ 1924-26 1925 1927 1931

JEAN GOLDKETTE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) BIX & HIS RHYTHM JUGGLERS (Gennett) FRANKIE TRUMBAUER & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) RED NICHOLS & HIS FIVE PENNIES (Brunswick)

BARRY MILLS 1926 1926-29 1927

THE ROMAINE FIVE (Edison Bell Winner) RONNIE MUNRO & HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA (Parlophone) BUDDY ROSE & HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA (Imperial)

LEOPOLD MITTMANN 1919-25 1931

MAREK WEBER ORCHESTER (Parlophon) HERRY HEAD & HIS ORCHESTRA (Homokord)

GERRY MOORE 1928 1930

ace. to MARIO DE PIETRO, banjo/mandolin solo (HMV B2820) SPIKE HUGHES & HIS ORCHESTRA (Decca)

THEODORE MORSE 1909

ace. to VESS L. OSSMAN, banjo solo (Victor)

FERDINAND (JELLY ROLL) MORTON 1923 1923 1923 1924 1924 1924 1925 1926 1926 1926-30 1928 1928 1929 1929-30 1934

195

JELLY ROLL MORTON & HIS ORCHESTRA (Paramount 12050) NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS (Gennett) JELLY ROLL MORTON'S JAZZ BAND (OKeh 8105) JELLY ROLL MORTON'S STEAMBOAT FOUR (Paramount 20332) JELLY ROLL MORTON'S KINGS OF JAZZ (Autograph) ace. to KING OLIVER, cornet solo (Autograph 617) JELLY ROLL MORTON's JAZZ TRIO (Autograph 623) JELLR ROLL MORTON'SINCOMPARABLES (Gennett 3259) ST. LOUIS LEVEE BAND (OKeh 8404) JELLY ROLL MORTON's RED HOT PEPPERS (Victor) LEVEE SERENADERS (Vocalion 1154) JOHNNY DUNN & HIS BAND (Columbia) JELLY ROLL MORTON TRIO (Victor) WILTON CRAWLEY & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) WINGY MANNONE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick)

Tantalizing Tingles RONNIE MUNRO 1923-25 1926-29 1926-29 1932

THE LONDON BAND (Vocalion) DEBROY SOMERS BAND (HMV, Columbia) RONNIE MUNRO & HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA (Parlophone) PHILIP BROWN'S GROSVENOR BAND (Columbia)

JOE MURRAY 1926

FRANK GUARENTE'S WORLD KNOWN GEORGIANS (Kalophon)

RUDOLF NELSON 1926

RUDOLF NELSON m.d. WAGHALTER JAZZ-ORCHESTER (Electrola)

BERYL NEWELL 1928 1930 1931

THE JAZZ ARTISTS (Parlophone A2571) NEWELL, ROMAINE & CLARKE, instrumental trio (Parlophone A2940) CLIFF CLARKE & HIS KOOKABURRAS (Parlophone)

CECIL NORMAN 1923-24 1923 1923 1924 1924 1924-28 1926-27 1929-30 1930 1930 1931 1932-33 1932 1932 1934

JACK HYLTON & HIS ORCHESTRA (HMV) GROSVENOR DANCE ORCHESTRA (Zonophone) "QUEEN'S" DANCE ORCHESTRA (Zonophone) METRO-GNOMES DANCE ORCHESTRA (Zonophone) CECIL NORMAN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA (Homochord) BERT FIRMAN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA (Zonophone, Homochord) LESLIE NORMAN'S DANCE BAND (HMV, Edison Bell) NORMAN SISSEL & HIS RHYTHM TWISTERS (World Echo) FRED ELIZALDE & HIS MUSIC (Columbia) JACK HART & HIS DANCE BAND (Dominion) JERRY HOEY & HIS BAND (Piccadilly) SYDNEY KYTE & HIS BAND (Regal, Edison Bell Winner) DURIUM DANCE BAND (Durium) PICCADILLY HOTEL BAND (Durium) NEW MAYFAIR (DANCE) ORCHESTRA (HMV)

JACK O'BRIEN 1927 1927 1928

196

GEORGE CARHART'S NEW YORKERS TANZORCH. (Homokord) NEW YORKERS TANZORCHESTER (Tri-Ergon) LUD GLUSKIN AMBASSADONIANS (Pathe, Tri-Ergon)

Tantalizing Tingles PHIL OHMAN 1919 1920-21 1921-22 1922 1922 1923 1923 1927-32

YERKES JAZARIMBA ORCHESTRA HAPPY SIX (Columbia) PHIL OHMAN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA (Edison) PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) PHIL OHMAN-HARRY RESER, piano & banjo duet (Columbia) PHIL OHMAN'S TRIO (Emerson) GREAT WHITE WAY ORCHESTRA (Victor) VICTOR ARDEN-PHIL OHMAN & THEIR ORCHESTRA (Victor)

WALKER O'NEILL 1924 1925

ALEX HYDE & HIS NEW YORK ORCHESTRA (Vox) THE GEORGIANS (Columbia)

ORESTE 1926-29

ORESTE & HIS QUEENSLAND ORCHESTRA (Edison)

BENNY PAINE 1931

THE JUNGLE BAND (Brunswick)

JEAN PAOUES 1926-27 1927 1927-32 1928

GREGOIRE NAKCHOUNIAN & HIS RUSSIAN NORTH STAR O. (Vox) ace. to GREGOIR NAKCHOUNIAN, saxophone solo (Vox H10271-E) HARRY HUDSON'S MELODY MEN THE MELODIANS (Edison Bell Winner, Victory)

HARRY PERELLA 1922-24 1923-24 1924 1924-28 1925

SAM LANIN & HIS ORCHESTRA RAY MILLER & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) ARKANSAS TRAVELERS (OKeh) PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) BUSSE'S BUZZARDS (Victor)

KYLE PIERCE 1923

197

NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS (Gennett)

Tantalizing Tingles SAM PRICE 1929 1929 1929

DOUGLAS HNNEL & HIS ROYAL STOMPERS (Brunswick 7123) ace. to BERT JOHNSON, trombone solo (Brunswick 7136) SAMMY PRICE & HIS FOUR QUARTERS (Brunswick 7136)

EARRES PRINCE 1925 1925 1927 1929-30 1930-31

COTTON CLUB ORCHESTRA (Columbia) HARRY'S HAPPY FOUR (OKeh) ANDY PREER & THE COTTON CLUB ORCHESTRA (Gennett 6056) THE MISSOURIANS (Victor) CAB CALLOWAY & HIS ORCHESTRA

CLARENCE PROFIT 1930 1930 1934

ALABAMA WASHBOARD STOMPERS (Vocalion) WASHBOARD SERENADERS (Victor) GEORGIA WASHBOARD STOMPERS (Decca)

HENRY RAGAS 1917-18

ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND

ROGER RAMIREZ 1934

REX STEWART & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion 2880)

BERT READ 1926-27 1927-28 1928-34 1928 1928-32 1928-32 1931-32 1932-33 1934

198

JACK PAYNE & HIS HOTEL CECIL ORCHESTRA (Duophone, Regal) JAY WHIDDEN & HIS ORCHESTRA/BAND (HMV, Metropole) AMBROSE & HIS ORCHESTRA MAY FAIR HOTEL DANCE ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) BERT FIRMAN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA (Zonophone) RHYTHMIC READ (Zonophone) THE BLUE LYRES (Decca, Zonophone) THE BLUE MOUNTAINEERS (Broadcast) BBC DANCE ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

Tantalizing Tingles MILTON RETTENBERG 1926-29 1926-31 1926-27 1926-31 1927-28 1928-29 1928-31 1930

B.A. ROLFE & HIS PALAIS D'OR ORCHESTRA (Edison) NAT SHILKRET & HIS (VICTOR) ORCHESTRA (Victor) INTERNATIONAL NOVELTY ORCHESTRA (Victor) THE TROUBADOURS (Victor) THE VIRGINIANS (Victor) ALL STAR ORCHESTRA (Victor) THE HIGH HATTERS (Victor) LEONARD JOY & HIS STRING DANCE ORCHESTRA (Victor)

TODD RHODES 1928-31 1928 1929

McKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS (Victor) THE CHOCOLATE DANDIES (OKeh) JEAN GOLDKETTE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor)

FRED RICH 1924 1925-33 1926 1926 1926-28 1926-27 1926 1929 1930-31

JACK DENNY & HIS ORCHESTRA (Cameo 646) FRED RICH & HIS (HOTEL ASTOR) ORCHESTRA ace. to "GOOF' MOYER, clarinet & saxophone solo (Pathe) KEN MOYER'S NOVELTY TRIO (Banner) THE ASTORITES (Harmony) HAPPY HOUR ORCHESTRA (Pathe, OKeh) HOTEL ASTOR ORCHESTRA (OKeh) LA PALINA BROADCASTERS (Pathe) NEW YORK SYNCOPATORS (OKeh, Odeon)

JOHNNIE RIDDICK 1924-25 1924

ARCADIAN SERENADERS (OKeh) ORIGINAL CRESCENT CITY JAZZERS (OKeh 40101)

JUSTIN RING 1923-26 1927-29

(JUSTIN RING'S) YELLOW JACKETS (OKeh) JUSTIN RING & HIS OKEH ORCHESTRA (OKeh)

IRVING RISKIN 1925 1927 1927 1927

199

SCRANTON SIRENS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) JEAN GOLDKETTE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) FRANKIE TRUMBAUER & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) JOE HERLIHY & HIS ORCHESTRA (Edison)

Tantalizing Tingles JOE ROBECHAUX 1929 1933

JONES & COLLINS ASTORIA HOT EIGHT (Victor) JOSEPH ROBECHAUX & HIS NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM BOYS (Vo)

J. RUSSEL ROBINSON 1919-21 1920 1920 1920

ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND (Columbia, Victor) THE SAXO-PHIENDS (Pathe) WIEDOEFT-WADSWORTH QUARTET RUDY WIEDOEFT'S PALACE TRIO

WILLARD ROBISON 1925 1925 1926-28

LOUIS FORBSTEIN'S ROYAL SYNCOPATORS (OKeh) BUSSE'S BUZZARDS (Victor 19727) WILLARD ROBISON & HIS ORCHESTRA (Pathe)

GENE RODEMICH 1919-26

GENE RODEMICH & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick)

GENE RODGERS 1930 1931 1931 1931

CLARENCE WILLIAMS & HIS ORCHESTRA (Banner) MEMPHIS HOT SHOTS (Harmony) KING OLIVER & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) CHOCOLATE DANDIES (Vocalion)

ROD "RED" RODRIGUEZ 1929 1933 1933

JELLY ROLL MORTON & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) BENNY CARTER & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) SPIKE HUGHES & HIS NEGRO ORCHESTRA (Decca)

RAYMOND ROMANO 1925

200

ROGER WOLFE KAHN & HIS HOTEL BILYTMORE O. (Victor 19616)

Tantalizing Tingles LUIS RUSSELL 1926-29 1926 1926 1926 1929-30 1929-34 1929 1929 1929-30 1930 1933

KING OLIVER'S JAZZ BAND/DIXIE SYNCOPATORS (Vocalion) CHICAGO HOTTENTOTS (Vocalion 1008) RUSSELL'S HOT SIX (Vocalion 1010) LUIS RUSSELL'S HEEBIE JEEBIE STOMPERS (OKeh) HENRY ALLEN JR. & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) LUIS RUSSELL & HIS BURNING EIGHT/ORCHESTRA JUNGLE TOWN STOMPERS (OKeh 8686) WILTON CRAWLEY & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS SAVOY BALLROOM HVE/ORCH. (OKeh) J.C. HIGGINBOTHAM & HIS SIX HICKS (OKeh 8772) SPIKE HUGHES & HIS NEGRO ORCHESTRA (Decca)

JACK RUSSIN 1926-28 1927-28 1927-28 1927 1927 1928 1928 1929-30 1929-32 1930 1930 1930 1930 1931

CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS TED WALLACE & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) UNIVERSITY SIX (Harmony) VARSITY EIGHT (Cameo) GOOFUS HVE (OKeh) VAGABONDS (Gennett) FRED ELIZALDE & HIS MUSIC (Brunswick) ROGER WOLFE KAHN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) RED NICHOLS & HIS HVE PENNIES (Brunswick) LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS (Brunswick) CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS LLOYD NEWTON & HIS VARSITY ELEVEN (Crown) BEN SELVIN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS (OKeh)

JOE SANDERS 1921 1924-32

COON-SANDERS' NOVELTY ORCHESTRA (Columbia) COON-SANDERS' (ORGINAL NIGHTHAWK) ORCHESTRA (Victor)

ARTHUR SANDFORD 1929-34

DEBROY SOMERS BAND (Columbia)

TOM SATTERHELD 1923-25 1926 1928 1928 1928

201

RAY MILLER & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) GENE RODEMICH & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) FRANKIE TRUMBAUER & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) BIX BEIDERBECKE & HIS GANG (OKeh)

Tantalizing Tingles ELMER SCHOEBEL 1922 1923 1923 1923 1929

FRIARS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA (Gennett) ORIGINAL MEMPHIS MELODY BOYS (Gennett) CHICAGO BLUES DANCE ORCHESTRA (Columbia) MIDWAY DANCE/GARDEN ORCHESTRA (Columbia, Paramount) ELMER SCHOEBEL & HIS FRIARS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA (Brunswick)

ARTHUR SCHUTT 1922 1922-25 1922-24 1925 1925-26 1925-26 1925 1925-26 1925-27 1925-31 1926-28 1926-31 1926 1926 1926 1926-31 1925-31 1925-29 1927-29 1927 1927 1927 1927 1927-29 1927 1927 1928-29 1928 1928-31 1929 1929 1929-30 1929 1929 1929-30 1929-31 1929 1930-31 1931 1931-33 1934

202

SPECHT'S SOCIETY SERENADERS (Banner 1090) PAUL SPECHT & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) THE GEORGIANS (Columbia) DEAUVILLE DOZEN (Pathe 36338) ROSS GORMAN & HIS EARL CARROLL ORCHESTRA (Columbia) ace. to DONALD LINDLEY, trumpet solo (Columbia, Edison) IPANA TROUBADOURS (Columbia) PERRY'S HOT DOGS/ORCHESTRA (Banner, Paramount) THE RED HEADS (Pathe) THE CHARLESTON CHASERS (Columbia) VINCENT LOPEZ & HIS CASA LOPEZ ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) SAM LANIN & HIS ORCHESTRA RED & MIFF'S STOMPERS (Edison, Victor) THE TEMPO KINGS (Pathe 36385) WE THREE (Pathe) RED NICHOLS & HIS FIVE PENNIES (Brunswick) IPANA TROUBADOURS (Columbia) ROGER WOLFE KAHN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) MIFF MOLE'S (LITTLE) MOLERS (OKeh) SIX HOTTENTOTS (Banner) ARKANSAS TRAVELERS (Harmony) ace. to EDDIE LANG, guitar solo (OKeh 40807) ace. to JOE VENUTI & EDDIE LANG, violin & guitar duet (OKeh 40825) JOE VENUTI'S BLUE FOUR/NEW YORKERS (OKeh) CARL FENTON'S ORCHESTRA (Brunswick 3519) THE CHICAGO LOOPERS (Pathe) BEN SELVIN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) MENDELLO' S DANCE ORCHESTRA (Banner) DORSEY BROTHERS ORCHESTRA THE COTTON PICKERS (Brunswick) ace. to JIMMY DORSEY, clarinet & saxophone solo (OKeh 41245) FRED RICH & HIS ORCHESTRA ED LANG'S ORCHESTRA (OKeh) LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS (Vocalion) DR. EUGENE ORMANDY'S SALON ORCHESTRA (OKeh) ARTHUR SCHUTT & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh, Crown) ace. to BOB EFFROS, trumpet solo (Brunswick 4620) SMITH BALLEW & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) BENNY GOODMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Melotone) VICTOR YOUNG & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) BENNY GOODMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

Tantalizing Tingles GEORGE SCOTT WOOD 1928 1929-30 1930 1931 1931 -34 1934 1934

HVE OMEGA COLLEGIANS (Edison Bell Winner) JAY WHIDDEN & HIS BAND (Imperial, Decca) THE VERSATILE FOUR (Parlophone) JERRY HOEY & HIS BAND (Piccadilly) GEORGE SCOTT WOOD & HIS BAND/ORCHESTRA THE SIX SWINGERS (Regal-Zonophone) THE MASQUERADERS (Columbia)

TERRY SHAND 1927 1928 1928 1932-34 1934 1934 1934

WINGY MANNONE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) JIMMY JOY'S ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) MART BRITT & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) FREDDIE MARTIN & HIS ORCHESTRA WINGY MANNONE & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS (Decca) JACK TEAGARDEN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick)

JACK SHILKRET 1921 1922 1924-25 1926-30 1926 1927 1928 1930

SHILKING ORCHESTRA (Victor) INTERNATIONAL NOVELTY ORCHESTRA (Victor) JACK SHILKRET'S ORCHESTRA (Victor) NAT SHILKRET & HIS (VICTOR) ORCHESTRA (Victor) INTERNATIONAL NOVELTY ORCHESTRA (Victor) THE VIRGINIANS (Victor) THE TROUBADOURS (Victor) LEONARD JOY & HIS STRING DANCE ORCHESTRA (Victor)

NAT SHILKRET 1924 1926 1926 1926-32

THE DIZZY TRIO (Victor 19421) IRVING AARONSON & HIS COMMANDERS (Victor) SIX HOT BABIES (Victor) NAT SHILKRET & HIS (VICTOR) ORCHESTRA (Victor)

AL SIEGEL 1924

203

AL SIEGEL & HIS ORCHESTRA (Paramount)

Tantalizing Tingles FRANK SIGNORELLI 1921 1922-31 1922-23 1922 1922-23 1922 1922 1922 1923 1923 1923-24 1925 1926 1926 1926-28 1927 1927 1927 1927 1927-30 1927-28 1927 1928 1928 1928 1928 1928 1928 1928 1928 1928 1929 1929 1929 1929 1930 1930 1930 1930 1930-31 1931

ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND (Victor) ORIGINAL MEMPHIS HVE LADD'S BLACK ACES (Gennett) McMURRAY' S CALIFORNIA THUMPERS (Gennett) THE COTTON PICKERS (Brunswick) JAZZBO' S CAROLINA SERENADERS (Cameo) LANIN'S SOUTHERN SERENADERS (Banner 1100) THE SOUTHrAND SIX (Vocalion 14476) BROADWAY SYNCOPATORS (Vocalion) TENNESSEE TEN (Victor) BAILEY'S LUCKY SEVEN (Gennett) SAVANNAH SIX (Harmony) THE THREE BARBERS (Pathe 35414) FRANK SIGNORELLI & HIS ORCHESTRA (Pathe) ace. to JIMMY LYTELL, clarinet solo (Pathe) GOWAN'S RHAPSODY MAKERS (Gennett 6039) BROADWAY BELL-HOPS (Harmony) FRANK SIGNORELLI & MATTY MALNECK, piano & violin duet (Victor) FRANKIE TRUMBAUER & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) JOE VENUTI'S BLUE FOUR (OKeh, Victor) ace. to EDDIE LANG, guitar solo (OKeh) BIX BEIDERBECKE & HIS GANG (OKeh) DORSEY BROTHERS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) ace. to JOE VENUTI & EDDIE LANG, violin & guitar duet (Victor 21561) JOE VENUTI & HIS NEW YORKERS (OKeh) GOODY'S GOOD TIMERS (Pathe) MISSISSIPPI MAULERS (Columbia) NAT SHILKRET & THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA (Victor) THE BIG ACES (OKeh 41136) MEYER DAVIS & HIS ORCHESTRA (Duophone) NEW ORLEANS BLACK BIRDS (Victor V38027) BOYD SENTER & HIS SENTERPEDES (Victor) TOM DORSEY & HIS NOVELTY ORCHESTRA (OKeh 41422) NAPOLEON'S EMPERORS (Victor) ace. to BOB EFFROS, trumpet solo (Brunswick 4620) NEW YORK SYNCOPATORS (Odeon) IRVING MILLS & HIS HOTSY TOTSY GANG (Brunswick) THE CHARLESTON CHASERS (Columbia) ALL STAR CALIFORNIANS (Melotone) FRED RICH & HIS ORCHESTRA JOE VENUTI-EDDIE LANG & THEIR ALL STAR ORCHESTRA (Vocalion)

DAVID SILVERMAN 1923

204

DAVID H. SILVERMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor)

Tantalizing Tingles CASSINO SIMPSON 1923 1926 1929 1929 1933

YOUNG'S CREOLE JAZZ BAND (Paramount 12088) ARTHUR SIMS & HIS CREOLE ROOF ORCHESTRA (OKeh) JABBO SMITH'S RHYTHM ACES (Brunswick) KING OLIVER'S ORCHESTRA (Victor) FRANKIE "HALF-PINT" JAXON & HIS HOT SHOTS (Vocalion)

WILLIE "THE LION" SMITH 1925 1925 1927 1933 1934 1934 1934

BLUE RHYTHM ORCHESTRA (Pathe) GULF COAST SEVEN (Columbia 14107-D) GEORGIA STRUTTERS (Harmony 468-H) CLARENCE WILLIAMS' JUG BAND (Columbia) ALABAMA JUG BAND (Decca) MEZZ MEZZROW & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) CLARENCE WILLIAMS & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion)

ANTHONY SPAULDING 1926 1926 1927 1927-34

PERRY BRADFORD & HIS GANG (OKeh 8416) GEORGIA STRUTTERS (Harmony) JIMMY WADE'S CLUB ALABAM ORCHESTRA (Gennett6105) EDDIE SOUTH & fflS ALABAMIANS/ORCHESTRA (Victor)

MISCHA SPOLIANSKY 1923-26 1927-28 1928 1931

DAJOS BELA TANZORCHESTER (Odeon) MITJA NIKISCH MIT SEINEM SYMPHONISCH (Parlophon) MISCHA SPOLIANSKY UND SEIN ORCHESTER (Bectrola) TANZ-ORCHESTER "THE FAMOUS SIX" (Tri-Ergon)

JESS STACY 1926 1928

AL KATZ & HIS KITTENS (Victor) DANNY ALTIER & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion 15740)

FRITZ STAHMER 1924 1932-33

205

THE ACME HVE (Acme) SCALA-ORCHESTER (Electrola, Columbia)

Tantalizing Tingles HENRY STARR 1927

CURTIS MOSBY & HIS DIXIELAND BLUE BLOWERS (Columbia)

ERNEST L. STEVENS 1922-23 1923 1923

ERNEST L. STEVENS TRIO (Edison) ERNEST L. STEVENS QUARTET (Edison) ERNEST L. STEVENS DANCE ORCHESTRA (Edison)

MEL STITZEL 1923 1924 1925 1928

NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS (Gennett) THE BUCKTOWN HVE (Gennett) THE STOMP SIX (Autograph 626) ace. to BENNY GOODMAN, clarinet solo (Vocalion 15705)

CHARLEY STRAIGHT 1919 1919 1923-28

STRAIGHT'S TRIO (Columbia) IMPERIAL THREE (Victor, Emerson) CHARLEY STRAIGHT 8c HIS ORCHESTRA (Paramount, Brunswick)

JOE SULLIVAN 1927 1928 1928 1928 1928-29 1928 1928 1928 1929 1929-30 1929 1929 1932 1933 1933 1933

206

McKENZIE & CONDON'S CHICAGOANS (OKeh) McKENZIE & CONDON'S BOYS (Vocalion) CHICAGO RriYTHM KINGS (Brunswick) JUNGLE KINGS (Paramount 12654) LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS (Vocalion) EDDIE CONDON QUARTET (OKeh) MIFF MOLE'S MOLERS (OKeh) EDDIE CONDON & HIS FOOTWARMERS (OKeh 41142) EDDIE'S HOT SHOTS (Victor V38046) RED NICHOLS 8c HIS HVE PENNIES (Brunswick) LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh 8703) BENNIE GOODMAN'S BOYS (Brunswick 4968) BILLY BANKS & HIS ORCHESTRA (Perfect) EDDIE CONDON 8c HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick 6743) BENNY GOODMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) JOE VENUTI 8c HIS BLUE SIX (Columbia)

Tantalizing Tingles DEL SYMONDS 1922-23

GUYON' S PARADISE ORCHESTRA (OKeh)

WENDELL TALBERT 1927

WEN TALBERT 8c HIS FRIENDS (Gennett)

HERSAL THOMAS 1925

THOMAS' S MUSCLE SHOALS DEVILS (OKeh 8225)

MILLARD G.THOMAS 1924

MILLARD G. THOMAS 8c HIS CHICAGO NOVELTY ORCHESTRA (Ajax)

DONALD THORNE 1926 1926-28 1928-30

SAVOY HAVANA BAND (HMV) PICCADILLY REVELS BAND (Columbia) RAY STARITA & HIS AMBASSADORS' BAND (Columbia)

CLAUDE THORNHILL 1933 1934 1934 1934

MEYER DAVIS & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) BENNY GOODMAN & HIS MUSIC HALL ORCHESTRA (Columbia) LOUIS PRIMA & HIS NEW ORLEANS GANG (Brunswick) RUSS MORGAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Melotone)

RAYMOND TURNER 1925-27

PAUL WHITEMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor)

DON VOORHEES 1926-31

207

DON VOORHEES 8c HIS ORCHESTRA

Tantalizing Tingles BOBBY VAN EPS 1929-30 1931 1933-34 1934

SMITH BALLEW & HIS ORCHESTRA (OKeh) TED RAPH 8c HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) FREDDY MARTIN & HIS ORCHESTRA DORSEY BROTHERS' ORCHESTRA (Decca)

PHIL WALL 1925-28 1926 1926-27 1926 1926 1930 1931 1933

PAUL SPECHT & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) ace. to SYLVESTER AHOLA, trumpet solo (Edison) THE GEORGIANS (Columbia) HOOLEY AHOLA'S VIKINGS (Edison) DALE WIMBROW & HIS RUBEVlLLE TUNERS HIT OF THE WEEK ORCHESTRA (Hit-of-the-Week) BILLY ARTZ & HIS ORCHESTRA (A.R.C.) JOE VENUTI-EDDIE LANG BLUE HVE (Columia)

THOMAS "FATS" WALLER 1924 1926-27 1927 1928-29 1928 1929 1929 1929 1930 1931 1931 1932 1934

JAMAICA JAZZERS (OKeh 40117) FLETCHER HENDERSON & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) THOMAS WALLER WITH MORRIS'S HOT BABIES (Victor) JIMMY/JIMMIE JOHNSON & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia, Victor) DUNN'S ORIGINAL JAZZ HOUNDS (Vocalion 1176) FATS WALLER 8c HIS BUDDIES (Victor) LITTLE CHOCOLATE DANDIES (OKeh 8728) McKINNEY'S COTTON PICKERS (Victor) McKENZIE'S MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS (Perfect) TED LEWIS 8c HIS BAND (Columbia) JACK TEAGARDEN 8c HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia) THE RHYTHMAKERS (Melotone) FATS WALLER & HIS RFTYTHM (Victor)

TOM WALTHAM 1925-26

TOM WALTHAM ET SES "ADLIBS" (HMV, Pathe)

EDDIE WARD 1923-25

ARCADIA PEACOCK ORCHESTRA OF ST. LOUIS (OKeh)

FLOYD "BUCK" WASHINGTON 1930 1934

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ace. to LOUIS ARMSTRONG, trumpet solo (OKeh 41454) ace. to COLEMAN HAWKINS, saxophone solo (Parlophone)

Tantalizing Tingles TEDDY WEATHERFORD 1923-24 1926

WADE'S MOULIN ROUGE ORCHESTRA (Paramount) ERSKINE TATE'S VENDOME ORCHESTRA (Vocalion 1027)

MELLE WEERSMA 1932

JUAN LLOSSASUND SEIN INTERNATIONALES ORCHESTER (Hectrola)

FRANK WESTPHAL 1921 1922-24

BENSON ORCHESTRA OF CHICAGO (Victor) FRANK WESTPHAL & HIS ORCHESTRA (Columbia)

JAY WILBUR 1923 1926 1926-27 1928-34

THE LONDON BAND (HMV) VAN'S TEN (Edison Bell Winner) VAN STRATEN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Zonophone, Duophone, Imperial) JAY WILBUR & HIS ORCHESTRA/BAND

EDWIN WILCOX 1930-34 1933-34

JIMMIE LUNCEFORD & HIS CHICKASAW SYNCOPATORS (Columbia) JIMMIE LUNCEFORD & HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor, Decca)

CLARENCE WILLIAMS 1923-27 1924 1924 1925 1925 1926-31 1926-27 1926 1927-30 1927-34 1928 1928 1929 1929 1930 209

CLARENCE WILLIAMS BLUE HVE/SEVEN THE FOUR SPADES (Columbia 14028-D) ace. to HORACE GEORGE, clarinet solo (OKeh 8164) ace. to E.L. COLEMAN, violin solo (OKeh 8216) CLARENCE WILLIAMS' TRIO (OKeh 8254) CLARENCE WILLIAMS STOMPERS/JAZZ KINGS (OKeh, Columbia) DIXIE WASHBOARD BAND (Columbia, Banner) BLUE GRASS FOOT WARMERS (Harmony) CLARENCE WILLIAMS' WASHBOARD FOUR/H VE/BAND CLARENCE WILLIAMS 8c HIS ORCHESTRA/BLUE MOANERS KING OLIVER & HIS DIXIE SYNCOPATORS (Vocalion) CLARENCE WILLIAMS & HIS NOVELTY FOUR/BAND (OKeh) MEMPHIS JAZZERS (Grey Gull) BARREL HOUSE HVE ORCHESTRA (QRS) LAZY LEVEE LOUNGERS (Columbia 2243-D)

Tantalizing Tingles MARY LOU WILLIAMS 1927-29 1927 1929 1929-30 1930 1931

JOHN WILLIAMS' SYNCO JAZZERS/BAND (Paramount, Gennett) JEANETTE' S SYNCO JAZZERS (Paramount) JOHN WILUAMS & HIS MEMPHIS STOMPERS (Vocalion 1453) ANDY KIRK & HIS TWELVE CLOUDS OF JOY (Brunswick) SEVEN LITTLE CLOUDS OF JOY (Brunswick 7180) BLANCHE CALLOWAY & HER JOY BOYS (Victor)

TEDDY WILSON 1932-34 1933 1933 1933 1934 1934 1934

BENNY CARTER & HIS ORCHESTRA LOUIS ARMSTRONG 8c HIS ORCHESTRA (Victor) THE CHOCOLATE DANDIES (OKeh) MEZZ MEZZROW 8c HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) BENNY GOODMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA WINGY MANNONE & HIS ORCHESTRA (Brunswick) RED NORVO & HIS SWING SEPTET (Columbia)

BILL WIRGES 1923-29 1923-26 1923-24 1924-26 1925-31 1925-30 1925-28 1925-27 1925-26 1926-31 1926 1926 1926-28 1926 1926-27 1926 1926-29 1926-29 1927 1927 1927 1928 1928 1928

210

HARRY RESER'S ORCHESTRA OKEH SYNCOPATORS (OKeh) FOUR MUSICAL MINSTRELS (Gennett) TUXEDO ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) BILL WIRGES & HIS ORCHESTRA ace. to HARRY RESER, banjo solo NIGHT CLUB ORCHESTRA SANELLA & WIRGES (Brunswick) THE VOLUNTEER HREMEN (Brunswick) SIX JUMPING JACKS (Brunswick) THE BLUE KITTENS (Paramount) THE BOSTONIANS (Vocalion) SEVEN LITTLE POLAR BEARS (Cameo) JIMMY JOHNSTON'S REBELS (Paramount) EARL OLIVER'S JAZZ BABIES (Edison) SEVEN WILD MEN (Harmony) THE CLEVELANDERS (Brunswick) THE JAZZ PILOTS (OKeh) TOM STACKS 8c HIS MINUTE MEN (OKeh) SAM LANIN & HIS ORCHESTRA LARRY ABBOTT & FUS ORCFIESTRA (OKeh) VARSITY FOUR (Brunswick) THE BLUEBIRDS (Vocalion 15652) MILLS' MERRY MAKERS (Duophone)

Tantalizing Tingles ALLISTER WYLIE 1928

ALLISTER WYLIE & HIS CORONADO HOTEL ORCHESTRA (Brunswick)

DUKE YELLMAN 1924-28

DUKE YELLMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA (Gennett, Edison)

PETER YORKE 1927-28 1927 1928 1928 1929-31

PERCIVAL MACKEY'S BAND (Edison Bell Electron) THE RIVIERA CLUB BAND (Edison Bell Winner) THE RHYTHM BAND (HMV) GEORGE HSHER & HIS KIT KAT BAND (Metropole) JACK HYLTON & HIS ORCHESTRA (HMV, Decca)

ARTHUR YOUNG 1925 1925-28 1929 1929-34 1930 1930 1934 1934 1934 1934

GEOFFREY GOODHART & HIS ORCHESTRA (Vocalion) JACK HYLTON & HIS ORCHESTRA (HMV) MAREK WEBER UND SEIN ORCHESTER (Electrola) FOUR BRIGHT SPARKS (Columbia) ace. to LEN HLLIS, banjo solo (Columbia) NIGHT CLUB KINGS (HMV B5776) VAN PHILLIPS 8c HIS ALL STAR ORCHESTRA (Columbia) THE SIX SWINGERS (Regal-Zonophone) JOE VENUTI & HIS BLUE FOUR (Regal-Zonophone) ARTHUR YOUNG 8c HIS YOUNGSTERS (Regal-Zonophone)

ALEXANDER ZAKIN 1927

JAZZ-SYMPHONIE-ORCHESTER DER HALLER-REVUE (Grammophon)

BOB ZURKE 1925 1928

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OLIVER NAYLOR' S ORCHESTRA (Victor) THELMA TERRY & HER PLAY BOYS (Columbia 1588-D)

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INDEX OF TITLES (WITH COMPOSER CREDITS)

Note: "A", "An" or "The" are ignored where they occur as the first word of a title for the purpose of the alphabetical sequence. Contents of medleys (where known) are indexed seperately, as well as under the title of the medley. Composer credits after titles are shown in the full form for individuals or by surname only for shared composer credits, regardless of how they are shown on the record labels of specific issues (as these often vary widely in form, are incorrect, or are not shown at all). (—) indicates the record label gives no ser credits, while ( ) indicates that the original issue has not been inspected and the composer credits are so far untraced.

ABENDE IN DEM KLEINEN STADTCHEN (Ralph Benatzky) -14 ACE OF CLUBS (Billy Mayerl) -42-104 ACE OF DIAMONDS (Billy Mayerl) -42-104 ACE OF HEARTS (Billy Mayerl) -42-104 ACE OF SPADES (Billy Mayerl) -42-104 ACH, WIE IST DAS LEBEN SCHON ( ) -137 ADIOS ARGENTINA (Matos) -126 ADLON (Victor Cornelius) - 3 4 ADORABLE (Ford-Whynurn) -4-142 AFRICAN RIPPLES (Thomas Waller) -160 AFTER YOU'VE GONE (Creamer-Layton) -109-154-159 AH! DREAMING! DREAMING! - See ICH MOCHTE TRAUMMEN AH! MADAME... (Lanin) -34 AH! SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE (Victor Herbert) -107 AIDA (Verdi) -63 AINT MISBEHAVIN' (Razaf-Waller-Brooks) -143-159 AIN'T SHE SWEET? (Yellen-Ager) -9-16-49-54-57-59 AINT SHE THE DAINTY? (Harry Woods) -70 AISHA (Lindsay) -15 ALABAMA STRUT (Cow Cow Davenport) -45 ALABAMY BOUND (Ray Henderson) -69-119-163 ALEXANDER'S BLACK BOTTOM ( ) -164 ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND (Irving Berlin) -58-95 ALICE BLUE GOWN (McCarthy-Tierney) -109 ALICE IN WONDERLAND (Irving Berlin) -111 ALICE, WHERE ART THOU? (Ascher) -133 ALLAH'S HOLIDAY (Rudolph Friml) -57 ALL BY MYSELF (Irving Berlin) -73 ALLEY RAT (Jimmy Blythe) -20 ALLIDOISDREAMOFYOU(Freed-Brown) -154 ALLIGATOR CRAWL (Thomas Waller) -160 ALL MUDDLED UP (Percy Wenrich) -32 ALL-OF-A-TWIST (Billy Mayerl) -78-101 ALL THAT I HAD IS GONE (Perry Bradford) -88 ALL THAT I NEED IS YOU (Santley-Baer) -112 ALONG MIAMI SHORE (Hirsch-Alman-Snodgrass-Warren) -145 ALWAYS GAY (—) -85 ALWAYS HAPPY (—) -84 213

Tantalizing Tingles ALWAYS IN ALL WAYS (Robin-Whiting-Harling) -39 AMAPU (Melville Gideon) -71 AMAZON MARCH ( ) -72 AMERICAN IN PARIS (George Gershwin) -68 AMERICAN JUBILEE (Ed Claypoole) -18 AMERICAN TEMPO ( ) -15 AMERICAN TUNE (DeSylva-Brown-Henderson) -37 AMERIKANISCHE FANTASIE (Adam Gelbtrunk) -59 AMERIKANER NR. 2 (Adam Gelbtrunk) -59 AMONG MY SOUVENIRS (Leslie-Nicholls) -58-142 AMORATA - SELECTION ( ) -63 AMOUR COQUET (Rudolph Friml) -65 AMOUR D'AIMEE (Walter Merrick) -106 AMOUREUSE VALSE (Berger) -149 ANDANTE FROM RHAPSODY IN BLUE - See RHAPSODY IN BLUE - ANDANTE AN DER SCHONEN BLAUEN DONAU (Johann Strauss) -138 AN' FURTHERMORE (Green-Warren) -36 AND THEN...? - See NA UND... ANITA (Lionel Belasco) -12 ANNABELLE (Brown-Henderson) -19 ANNIE LAURIE (Lady J.D. Scott) -152 ANNIVERSARY MARCH (—) -63-64 ANTILOPEN (Manfred Uhlemann) -25 ANTIQUARY (Billy Mayerl) -101 ANYTIME, ANY DAY, ANYWHERE (Max Kortlander) -92 ANY TIME'S THE TIME TO FALL IN LOVE (Janis-King-Coslow) -102 APACHE LOVE (Kendis-Brockman-Weslyn-Dyson) -120 APANHEI-TE CAVAQUINHO (Ernesto Nazare) -112 APPLE SAUCE (Lyman-Arnheim-Freed) -23 APRIL SHOWERS (Lou Silvers) -104 ARE YOU PLAYING FAIR? (Cohen-Siegrist) -31 ARE YOU THINKING OF ME TONIGHT? (Davis-Gilbert) -9-142 ARMOUR AVE. STRUGGLE (Jimmy Blythe) -20 ARNOLD WILEY RAG (Arnold Wiley) -166 AROUND THE WORLD WITH ANNIE LAURIE (---) -97 ARTIST'S REVERIE (Georges Aubry) -149 ASH CAN BLUES (Seger Ellis) -58 AS TIME GOES BY (Herman Hupfield) -124 ATHALIA - PRIEST'S MARCH (Mendelssohn) -139 ATLANTA RAG (Charlie Davenport) -45 AT SUNDOWN (Walter Donaldson) -9-118-169 AUF MEINER GEIGE SPIEL ICH DIR HEUT MEIN ABSCHIEDSLIED ( ) -80 AUF WIEDERSEHEN, MY DEAR (Hoofman-Goodhart-Nelson-Ager) -41 AUF WIEDERSEHEN WALTZ ( -) -71 AULD LANG SYNE (Traditional) -28 AUNT JEMINA'S BIRTHDAY (Rube Bloom) -20 AUSTRIAN COCKTAIL (---) -148 AUTUMN LEAVES ( ) -81 AVALON (Jolson-Rose) -109 AVENUE STRUT (Herve Duerson) -52 BABOON DANCE (Cooper) -115 BABY (Fields-McHugh) -123 BABY EYES ( ) -112 BABY IN DER BAR (Wilhelm Grosz) -76

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Tantalizing Tingles BABY IS WONDERED (Lothar Perl) -123 BABY MINE (Washington-Churchill) -136 BABY, OH! WHERE CAN YOU BE? (Koehler-Magine) -159 BABY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY (Ann Ronell) -103 BABY, WONT YOU PLEASE COME HOME? (Warfield-Williams) -82 BACK IN THE ALLEY (Cow Cow Davenport) -45 BAJAN GIRL (Lionel Belasco) -12-13 BALLET GIRLS - See BALLETTRATTEN BALLETTRATTEN (Julius Kochman) -51 BALLOONS (Billy Mayerl) -103 BALLY HOO BLUES (Seger Ellis) -58 BALTIMORE (McHugh-Kahal-Healy) -56 BALTIMORE BUZZ (Sissle-Blake) -18 BAMBOULA ( ) -78 BAMBULEIKA(Leopoldi-Krauss) -138 BANDANA DAYS (Sissle-Blake) -18 BANJO (Cole Porter) -37 BARCAROLLE HUMORESQUE (Offenbach) -133 BARCELONA (Evans-Kahn) -128 BARREL HOUSE BAKER (Jimmy Blythe) -21 BARREL HOUSE MAN (Will Ezell-Bzadie Robinson) -60 BARREL HOUSE WOMAN (Will Ezell) -60 BATTLE OF SAN JUAN HILL (arranged by Mike Bernard) -15 BEALE STREET BLUES (W.C. Handy) -60 BEALE STREET DRAG - See SLOW DRAG BEARCAT BLUES (Jimmy Blythe) -20 BEAUTIFUL (Gillespie-Shay) -36 BEAUTIFUL LOVE (Young-Gillespie) -154 BEBECITA BLUES (Jean De l'Espee) -49 BECAUSE I LOVE YOU (Irving Berlin) -64-84-105-157 BECAUSE IT'S LOVE (Reginald Foresythe) -62 BECAUSE MY BABY DONT MEAN "MAYBE" NOW! (Walter Donaldson) -19 BEDTIME STORY (Leon-Towers-Nicholls) -139 BEE (Theo Ward) -161 BEES KNEES (Lopez-Lewis) -34 BEETS AND TURNIPS (Hess-d'Albert) -30 BEGGAR STUDENT - SELECTION (Carl Millocker) -63-64 BEHAVE YOURSELF (Roy Bargy) -11 BELASCO TROT (Lionel Belasco) -12-13 BELIEVE ME IF ALL THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS (Moore) -14 BELLS OF MEMORY (Darew ski-Wright) -44 BENCH IN THE PARK (Yellen-Ager) -50 BEND DOWN SISTER (Conrad-McDonald-Silverstein) -113-156 BESIDE A BABBLING BROOK (Walter Donaldson) -43 BESIDE A GARDEN WALL (Kahn-Short-Delbridge) -105 BEST BLACK (Carle-McKenzie) 55 BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE (DeSylva-Brown-Henderson) -36-64 BEYOND THE BLUE HORIZON (Robin Whiting-Harling) -3-39 BIG BOY, THEY CANT DO THAT (Pinetop Smith) -144-145 BIG FOOT HAM (Jelly Roll Morton) -110 BIG POND - MEDLEY (Fain-Norman-Sherman-Lewis) -39 BIG TUNE (Max Darewski) -44 BILLY BOY (Frank Crumit) -35 BILLY MAYERL'S OWN SELECTION (Mayerl) -103

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Tantalizing Tingles BIMINI BAY (Kahn-Egan-Whiting) -120 BING-BANG ESTELLINE (C. Abdullah) -106 BIRDS OF SPRING (—) -85 BIRDS SINGING ( ) -134 BIRMINGHAM BLUES (McCord-Matthews) -158 BIRTHDAY SERENADE (Lincke) -48 BIRTH OF THE BLUES (DeSylva-Brown-Henderson) -6-27-46-111 BITTER SWEET - MEDLEY (Noel Coward) -37 BIXOLOGY - See IN A MIST BLACK AND BLUE BLUES (Seger Ellis) -58 BLACK AND WHITE RAG (George Botsford) -14-48 BLACK BEAUTY (Duke Ellington) -57 BLACK BIRD ( ) -164 BLACK BOTTOM (Ray Henderson) -16-24-49-117-164 BLACK BOTTOM BETTY (Harry Akst) -98 BLACK BOTTOM BLUES (Eddie Heywood) -82 BLACK BOTTOM IS THE LATEST FAD (Thomas Waller) -158 BLACK-EYED SUSAN BROWN (Hoffman-Goodhart-Magidson) -114 BLACK HUSSAR - SELECTION ( ) -63 BLAUE DONAU - See BLUE DANUBE BLAZE AWAY (Mike Bernard) -16 BLEEDING HEARTED BLUES (Lovie Austin) -88 BLESS YOUR HEART ( ) -3 BLOCK AND TACKLE (BLUES) (Burton-Blythe) -20-26 BLOOEY BLUES (Harry Jentes) -87 BLUE (Lou Handman) -83 BLUE AGAIN (Jimmy McHugh) -12-40 BLUE BELLS OF SCOTLAND (Traditional) -106 BLUE BIRD MAZURKA (—) -72 BLUE BIRD, SING ME A SONG (Davis-Hanley) -127 BLUE BLACK BOTTOM (Thomas Waller) -158 BLUE DANUBE (J. Strauss) -22-59-152 BLUE DANUBE BLUES (Jerome Kern) -122 BLUE EVENING BLUES (Rose-Kahn-Burton) -145 BLUE-EYED BLUES (Billy Fazioli) -7 BLUE IVORIES (Millard G. Thomas) -155 BLUE PIPES OF PAN (Hedley-Strachey) -99 BLUE RIVER (Meyer) -126-164 BLUE ROOM (Hart-Rodgers) -22-117 BLUE ROSES - MEDLEY ( ) -103-133 BLUES (Jean Wiener) -128 BLUES EN SI BEMOL (Garland Wilson) -168 BLUES IN C FLAT - See BLUES EN SI BE'MOL BLUES IN MY HEART (Carter-Mills) -144 BLUES IN THIRDS (Earl Hines) -82 BLUE SKIES (Irving Berlin) -46-49-64-111 BLUES MIXTURE (Lemuel Fowler) -63 BLUES PATHETIQUE ( ) -67 BLUES SERENADE (Signorelli-Grande-Lytell) -22-141 BLUES WITH CLASS ( ) -33 BLUETTE( ) -121 BLUE TURNING GREY OVER YOU (Razaf-Waller) -77 BODY AND SOUL (Johnny Green) -47-69-75-143 BOLERO (Ravel) -65

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Tantalizing Tingles BOOGIE WOOGIE (Pine Top Smith) -120-140-144 BOSTON TROT (Sid Reinherz) -128 BOUND TO BE A MONKEY ( ) -88 BOUQUET (POLKA) (—) -72-138 BOW BELLS - SELECTION (Sullivan-Hamilton) -17-133 BOW TO YOUR PAPA (Jimmy Blythe) -21 BRANDY AND SODA (Fred Elizalde) -56 BREAK DOWN AND WEEP (Sullivan) -158 BREAKIN' THE PIANO (Billy James) -100 BRIDAL SALUTE POLKA (—) -139 BRIGANDS - SELECTION ( ) -84 BRING-UP BREAKDOWN (Arthur Schutt) -138 BROADWAY THROUGH A KEYHOLE - SELECTION ( ) -135 BROKEN HEARTED - See HERE AM I BROKEN-HEARTED BROKEN-HEARTED BLUES (Ringle-Klickman-Bargy) -130 BROKEN HEARTED MELODY (Isham Jones) -53-150 BROKEN UP TUNE (Clare-Levant) -38 BROWN EYES, WHY ARE YOU BLUE? (George W. Meyer) -86 BRUSSELS BLUES (Jean Weiner) -164 BUBBLES (Johnny Johnson) -89 BUCKET OF BLOOD (Will Ezell) -60 BUCKTOWN BLUES (Boyd Senter) -110 BUDDY ABRAHAM (Lionel Belasco) -12-13 BUGLE CALL RAG (Meyers-Pettis-Schoebel) -27-108 BUILD A LITTLE HOME (Dubin-Warren) -114 BULL DOG, DONT BITE ME (Roy Rawlins) -106 BULL FIDDLE RAG (Jimmy Blythe) -21 BUNCH OF KEYS (Richman) -7 BURNT SUGAR (Melville Gideon) -71 BUTTERFLIES IN THE RAIN (Reaves-Myers) -17-41 BUTTERFLY - See DANCING BUTTERFLY BUTTER SCOTCH (Willy White) -163 BUTTON UP YOUR OVERCOAT (DeSylva-Brown-Henderson) -37-61 BUZZIN'BEES( ) -141 BYE AND BYE (Pease-Nelson-Vincent) -111 BYE BYE BLACKBIRD (Dixon-Henderson) -164 BYE BYE BONNIE - MEDLEY (Fleeson-Von Tilzer) -108 BY THE FIRESIDE (Noble-Campbell-Connolly) -103-114-156 BYTHELAKE(Lange) -127 BY THE MOON AND STARS (Louise Johnson) -89 BY THE SYCAMORE TREE (Gillespie-Wendling) -156 BY THE WATERS OF MINNETONKA (Lieurance) -56^61-132 CAKE WALK ( ) -152 CALANTHE WALTZES (Abe Holzman) -149 CALICO RAG (Charles L. Johnson) -7-77 CALINDA (Herman Hupfield) -164

CALL OF THE DRUMS ( ) -75 CAMEL TROT ( ) -140

CAMEMBERT (Reginald Foresythe) -62 CANADIAN CAPERS (Chandler-White-Cohen) -3-30-90-108-138-145 CANNON BALL (RAG) (Northup) -124-146 CANOE SONG (J. Yellowstone) -67 CANTATA No. 28 - OVERTURE (J.S. Bach) -165 CANT HELP LOVIN' DAT MAN (Jerome Kern) -36-56-64-85-164

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Tantalizing Tingles CANT WE MEET AGAIN? (Flanagan-Connolly) -41 CANT WE TALK IT OVER? (Washington-Young) -48 CAPRICE (Paganin-Liszt) -92 CAPRICE (James P. Johnson) -87 CARESSING YOU (Klages-Alpert-Faziolo) -143 CARMEN - MEDLEY (Bizet) -61 CAROLINA IN THE MORNING (Walter Donaldson) -104 CAROLINA MOON (Davis-Burke) -115 CAROLINA SHOUT (James P. Johnson) -87 CASABIANCA (Damerell-Hargreaves-Evans) -2 CASCADES - See KASKADEN CAT AND THE FIDDLE - SELECTION (Jerome Kern) -17-134-158 CATERPILLAR WALK (Lionel Belasco) -13 CATS AND KITTENS - See KATZ UND KATZCHEN CAT'S PAJAMAS (Harry Jentes) -83-87 CAULDRON RAG (--) -28 CAUTION BLUES (Earl Hines) -82 CAVALCADE OF MARTIAL TUNES (—) -135 CAVAQUINHO (Nicolino Milano) -164 C.B. COCHRAN'S 1930 REVUE - See COCHRAN'S 1930 REVUE CHAIN 'EM DOWN (Blind Leroy Garnett) -67 CHAMPION DANCE ( ) -152 CHANGE (Sam Nowlin) -115 CHANSONETTE (Rudolf Friml) -53-65 CHAPEL IN THE WOODS ( ) -14 CHARLESTON (Mack-Johnson) -69-83-163-169 CHARLESTON A LA MODE - See YES SIR, THAT'S MY BABY CHARLESTON BLUES ( ) -163 CHARLESTON CHUCKLES (Zez Confrey) -33 CHARLEY, MY BOY (Kahn-Fiorito) -116 CHEERIE-BEERIE-BE (Mabel Wayne) -90 CHEER UP (Klages-Greer) -113 CHICAGO HIGH LIFE (Earl Hines) -82 CHICAGO STOMPS (Jimmy Blythe) -20 CHICK A BIDDY RAG (Lionel Belasco) -12-13 CHILDREN OF DREAMS - SELECTION (Hammerstein-Romberg) -48 CHILI PEPPER (Fred Longshaw) -95 CHIME BLUES (Fletcher Henderson) -81 CHIMES (Pastalley-Villadomat) -53 CHIMES BLUES - See CHIMIN' THE BLUES CHIMES IN BLUES (Earl Hines) -82 CHIMIN' THE BLUES (Cow Cow Davenport) -45 CHINA BOY (Boutelje-Winfree) -168 CHINATOWN, MY CHINATOWN (Jerome Schwartz) -27-108 CHINESE MEMORIES (Billy James) -46 CHIP-CHIP (Carlisle-Wellmon) -26 CHO-PIANO (Henry Lange) -93 CHOPINATA (Clement Doucet) -50 CHOP STICKS (Billy Mayerl) -14-101 CHORO(PantschoWladigeroff) -168 CHRISSA - SELECTION (Max Darewski) -43 CHROMOLITHOGRAPH (Reginald Foresythe) -62 CLAP YO' HANDS (George Gershwin) -61-68-118 CLASSICALITIES (--) -111

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Tantalizing Tingles CLASSICAL SPASM (arr. by Mr. Thomas, with apologies to Scharwenka 8c Paderewski) -23 CLASSICANA( ) -108-141-151 CLASSIC RAG (Harry Peterson) -123 CLEMENT'S CHARLESTON (Clement Doucet) -163 CLOCK IS PLAYING (Pierre Blaauw) -146 CLOCKWORK (Billy Mayerl) -35-78-101-106 CLOSE YOUR EYES (Bernice Petkere) -70 CLOTHES LINE BALLET (Thomas Waller) -160 CLOVER - SELECTION ( ) -71-72-139 COAXING THE PIANO (Zez Confrey) -1-31-44-53-78-81-83-94-100-160-162-167 COBWEBS (Billy Mayerl) -101 COCHRAN'S 1930 REVUE - SELECTION ( ) -39-84-102 COCKTAILS FOR TWO (Coslow-Johnston) -153 COCOLORES (J. Yellowstone) -67 COFFEE IN THE MORNING (Dubin-Warren) -3 COLLEGE HUMOUR - SELECTION ( ) -30 COLLEGIATE (Jaffe-Bonx) -163 COLONEL BOGEY (Kenneth Alford) -39 COLUMBINE MAZURKA (—) -73 COME DOWN KUFFIE (Julian Whiterose) -106 COME QUICK, THE MAN AT THE DOOR ( ) -106 COME TO ST. GEORGE'S (Leslie Stuart) -152 COME WITH ME TO VARASDIN (Kalman) -136 COMIGO E ASSIM (Carolina Cardoso de Meneses) -49 COMIQUE POLKA ( - ) -72 COMMUNITY BLUES (Alan Murray) -22 CONCERTO IN F (George Gershwin) -171 CONCERTO NO. 2 - FINALE (J.S. Bach) -165 CONFIDENCES (Waldteufel) -63 CONTINENTAL (Magidson-Conrad) -109-170 CONTRASTS (Lew Colby) -143 CONVERSATION PIECE - SELECTION (Noel Coward) -135 COON DRUM MAJOR ( ) -152 COON JIM ( ) -139 COPPELIA - MAZURKA (Delibes) -71 COQUETTE (Heyman-Lombardo-Green) -75 CORK DANCE (--) -126 ,r CORNER IN FLANDERS (Maitland-Howard) -43 CORN ON THE COB (Cliff Hess) -8 COSMICS (Hoagy Carmichael) -26 COSMOPOLIS (Jack Strachey) -151 COTTAGE FOR SALE (Willard Robison) -170 COTTON BLOSSOM (Jerome Kern) -36 COVERED WAGON DAYS (Morrissey-Burrowes) -8 COW BELLS (Al Piantadosi) -31-32 COWBOY (Lothar Perl) -123 COW COW BLUES (Cow Cow Davenport) -45T40 CRAZY QUILT (Paul Van Loan) -16-105-161 CRAZY RHYTHM (Meyer-Kahn) -36-69-97-164 CRAZY WORDS, CRAZY TUNE (Yellen-Ager) -16 CREOLE BELLES (J. Bodewalt Lampe) -21 CRESCENT CITY (—) -84 CROOKED NOTES (Jean Paques) -119

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Tantalizing Tingles CROONER - SELECTION ( ) -134 CROSS YOUR HEART (DeSylva-Gensler) -61 CRUCIFIXION (Dranes) -12-51 CRYING FOR THE CAROLINES (Lewis-Young-Warren) -39-88 CRYIN' FOR THE MOON (Stern-Roos) -16 CRYING FOR YOU (Miller-Cohn) -150 C SHARP RAG ( ) -27 CUBAN VILLA BLUES (Charlie Segar) -140 CUBIST (Thos. Griselle) -7 CUCKOO IN THE NEST (Srevier-Norton) -29 CUPID'S TELEPHONE ( ) -152 CUP OF COFFEE, A SANDWICH AND YOU (Joseph Meyer) -77 CUTE LITTLE FLAT (Norman Hackforth) -172 CUTE LITTLE THINGS YOU DO (James F. Hanley) -48 DAH'S GWINTER BE ER LANDSLIDE ( ) -18 DAINTY DOLL (Bernard Barnes) -106-127-169 DAINTY MISS (1927) (Bernard Barnes) - See DAINTY DOLL DAINTY MISS (1928) (Fred Russell) -35-126-138 DAISIES - MEDLEY WALTZ (Anita Owen) -116 DAMASK ROSE - SELECTION ( ) -38 DANCE OF THE BLUE MARIONETTES ( ) -85 DANCE OF THE DEMON (Hoist) -2 DANCE OF THE LITTLE DUTCH DOLLS (Walker-Green) -29 DANCE OF THE PAJAMA KIDS ( ) -144 DANCE OF THE PAPER DOLLS (Tucker-Schuster-Siras) -3 DANCE OF THE WOODEN DOLLS (Stevens) -17 DANCING BUTTERFLY (Ernie Golden) -24-30-42-74 DANCING DAYS, 1920 - MEDLEY (---) -70 DANCING IN THE BARN (--) -72 DANCING KEYS (Theo Uden Masman) -49 DANCING ON THE CEILING (Hart-Rodgers) -39 DANCING SHADOWS (Ernie Golden) -9-37 DANCING STARS - See TANZENDE STERNE DANCING TAMBOURINE (W.C. Polla) -1-19-118 DANCING THE DEVIL AWAY (Kalmar-Ruby-Harbach) -113 DANCING TILL DAWN (Baker-Nils) -6 DANCING TIME (Jerome Kern) -104 DANCING WITH A GHOST (Carter-Ell is) -59 DANSE UNIQUE (Leo Prince) -66 DANSOPATION (Martin Mortensen) -53 DANZA DE LOS NANIGOS (Ernesto Lecuona) -128 DANZA FLATTENGHSTEN (Strauss) -122 DARDANELLA (Bernard-Black) -79 DARK EYES (Bodinov) -65 DARKTOWN STRUTTERS' BALL (Shelton Brooks) -140 DAS AKTUELLE POTPOURRI (Wilhelm Grosz) -76 DAS EICHKATZCHEN - See SQUIRREL DANCE DAS ELEKTRISCHE KLAVIER (Ernest Fischer) -52 DASH GALOP (—) -72 DAS IST DIE BLAUE STUNDE (Ralph Benatzky) -14 DAS VERRUCKTE KLAVIER (Ernst Fischer) -25 DAVIS STREET BLUES (Sugar Underwood) -157 DAWN OFTOMORROW (Gravelle-Green) -141 DAY DREAMS (Felix Le Roy) -48

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Tantalizing Tingles DAYS OF'49 (K.D.Johnson) -89 DEARBORN ST. BREAKDOWN (Charles Avery) -5 DEAREST DARLING (Ezra Howlett Shelton) -140 DEAR LITTLE CAFE (Noel Coward) -37 DEAR LOVE - SELECTION (Wood-Waller-Tunbridge) -38 DEAR OLD SOUTHLAND (Turner Layton) -167 DEAR, ON A NIGHT LIKE THIS (Caesar-Conrad) -47-96 'DEED I DO (Hirsch-Rose) -111 DEEP HENDERSON (Fred Rose) -153 DEEP IN MY HEART, DEAR (Donelly-Romberg) -142 DEEP MORGAN BLUES (Henry Brown) -24 DEEP SEA BLUES (Q. R. Snowden) -146 DELIGHTFUL TIME (Max Franklin) -63 DELIRIOUS RAG (Eckstein-Thomas) -23 DELISHIOUS (George Gershwin) -156 DER FREISCHUTZ - FANTASIE (Weber) -139 DER JONGLEUR (G. Groitzsch) -25-93 DER LETZTEMOHIKANER(Lothar Perl) -123 DER LIEBE AUGUSTIN - VARIATIONEN (Leo Fall) -160 DESECRATION RAG (---) -4 DESERT SONG (Hammerstein II-Romberg) -47-101 DESERT SONG - SELECTION (Hammerstein II-Romberg) -101 DESTINY (Sydney Baynes) -109 DETROIT ROCKS (Montana Taylor) -154 DEUTSCHMEISTER REGIMENTS-MARSCH (Jurek) -137 DEVIL IS PLAYING ( ) -62 DEW-DEW-DEWY DAY - See WHAT DO WE DO ON A DEW-DEW-DEWY DAY DEW DROP ALLEY STOMP (Sugar Underwood) -157 DIANE (Rapee-Pollack) -142 DIANELLI POLKA (—) -72 DICKY BIRD HOP (Sarony-Gourlay) -74 DID YOU EVER SEE A DREAM WALKING? (Gordon-Revel) -42 DIE FLEDERMAUS - SELECTION (Strauss) -39 DIE HERZOGIN VON CHICAGO (Emmerich Kalman) -138 DIE KATZE AUF DEN TASTEN - See KITTON ON THE KEYS DIE KONIGIN HELENE - See QUEEN WAS IN THE PARLOUR DIE LUSTIGE WITWE - VARIATIONEN (Franz Lehar) -160 DIE SPIELUHR (Liadow) -171 DIE WALKURE - MAGIC FIRE SCENE (Wagner) -58 DIGA-DIGA-DOO (Fields-McHugh) -165 DINAH (Lewis-Young-Akst) -64-95-109 DING TOES (Von Tilzer-Caddigan-Storey) -7 DISCARDED BLUES (Seger Ellis) -58 DISCORD RAG (Nevill Melland) -104 DISTANT MOAN (Frank Melrose) -105 DIS THING IS A FUNNY THING (A. Headley) -106 DIXIE LEE (Alex Hill) -157 DIZZY HNGERS (Zez Confrey) -21-33-44-53-81-9^)-92-117-118-126-141-155-156-165 DO-DO-DO (George Gershwin) -61-68-84-118-164 DO DO LADY (W.H. Burton) -26 DOES MY SWEETIE DO - AND HOW! (Holden-Belledna-Pinkard) -163 DOG ON THE PIANO (Ted Shapiro) -60-98-115-160 DOING THE DOMINOES (Ronald Gourlay) -74 DOIN' THE NEW LOW DOWN (Fields-McHugh) -132

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Tantalizing Tingles GLOW WORM (Lincke) -119-122 GO HOME AND TELL YOUR MOTHER (Fields-McHugh) -10 GOIN'ABOUT (Thomas Waller) -159 GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY - SELECTION (Dubin-Burke) -38 GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933 - MEDLEY (Dubin-Warren) -57-135 GOLDEN WEST BLUES (Jessie C. Crump) -35 GOLLIWOG (Billy Mayerl) -78-101 GOODBYE (Tosti) -84 GOODBYE BLUES (Fields-McHugh-Johnson) -109 GOODBYE FRANCE ( ) -23 GOOD COMPANIONS - SELECTION ( ) -29 GOOD NEWS (De Sylva-Brown-Henderson) -36 GOODNIGHT (Paul Abraham) -40 GOODNIGHT, SWEETHEART (Noble-Campbell-Connelly) -103-113 GOODNIGHT, VIENNA (Marvell-Posford) -41 GOODNIGHT, VIENNA - MEDLEY (Marvell-Posford) -41-134 GOO-GOO (Herman Darewski) -44 GO ON! - See FERTIG LOS! GOOSE PIMPLES (Hetcher Henderson) -141 GOT A DATE WITH AN ANGEL ( ) -124 GOT MYSELF ANOTHER JOCKEY NOW ( ) -128 GOTNOTIME(Kahn-Whiting) -161-163 GOTTA FEELIN' FOR YOU (Trent-Alter) -143 GO TO BED (Dubin-Burke) -38 GRANDE FONDE (Butcher) -12-13 GRANDPA'S SPELLS (Jelly Roil Morton) -110 GRAND VALSE (Tito Mattei) -156 GRASSHOPPER (Lothar Perl) -123 GRAVIER STREET BLUES (Clarence Williams) -166 GREENWICH WITCH (Zez Confrey) -1-31-33-49-56-83-98-100-150 GREETING TO AMERICA ( ) -64 GRIEGIANA (Clement Doucet) -50 GRIZZLY BEAR (George Botsford) -124 GROWN-UP BABY (Hizalde-Edwards-Elizalde) -57 GYPSY LOVE (Franz Lehar) -58 HAARLEM BLUES (Jean Wiener) -165 HACIENDA (Paul Riese) -4 HALLELUJAH! (Robin-Grey-Youmans) -1-47-55-64-90-118-164 HALLELUJAH, TM A TRAMP - MEDLEY (Hart-Rodgers) -42-134 HANDFUL OF KEYS (Thomas Waller) -159 HANDFUL O' KEYS (1927) (Jimmy Blythe) -20 HANDICAP MARCH (George Rosey) -67 HAND ME DOWN MY WALKING CANE ( -) -145 HAPPY (Hedley-Strachey) -99 HAPPY CHARLESTON (Pares-Van Parys) -163 HAPPY FEET (Yellen-Ager) -109-113 HAPPY-GO-LUCKY (Loesser-McHugh) -136 HARLEM RHYTHM DANCE ( ) -27 HARLEM STRUT (James P. Johnson) -87 HARMONIZING (Fred Elizalde) -56 HAUNTING BLUES (W.C. Handy) -51 HAUNTING RAG (Julius Lenzberg) -4 HAUNTING TUNES OF THE DAY (--) -17 HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN? (Franz Lehar) -103

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Tantalizing Tingles I'D CLIMB THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN (Brown-Clare) -46-142 I DONT MIND WALKING IN THE RAIN (Hoffman-Rich) -92 I'D RATHER BE ALONE (Ager-Yellen) -161 IF (Hammerstein II-Romberg) -101 I FEEL FOR YOU (Walker) -158 I FELL HEAD OVER HEELS IN LOVE (Parsons-Thayer) -136 IF I COULD BE WITH YOU (Creamer-Johnson) -92-124-143 IF I HAD A GIRL LIKE YOU (Louis McDermott) -113 IF I HAD MY WAY, PRETTY BABY (Mecum-Donaldson) -149 IF I HAD YOU (Shapiro-Campbell-Connelly) -129-143 IF I LOST YOU (Harrison-Kassel-Wilhite) -143 IFIWEREYOU(Hedley-Strachey) -99 I FORGAVE YOU ( ) -125 I FOUND YOU (Ray Noble) -40 IF LOVE WERE ALL (Noel Coward) -37 IF WINTER COMES (Melville Gideon) -71 IF YOU HA VENT ANY HAY GET ON DOWN THE ROAD (Skip James) -86 IF YOU KNEW SUSIE (B.G. DeSylva) -21-27-163 IF YOU'RE IN LOVE YOU'LL WALTZ (McCarthy-Tierney) -105 IF YOU WERE THE ONLY GIRL IN THE WORLD (Grey-Ayer) -109 I GOT MORE SENSE THAN THAT (Pinetop Smith) -144 I GOT RHYTHM (George Gershwin) -109-172 I GUESS I'LL HAVE TO CHANGE MY PLAN (Dietz-Schwartz) -69 I HAD TO CHANGE THE WORDS (Bennett-Tobias-Cowan) -42 I HAVE A HEART FOR A LOVELY LADY - See ICH HAB' EIN HERZ FUR SCHONE FRAU'N I KISS YOUR HAND, MADAME (Rotter-Lewis-Young-Erwin) -47-97 I KNOW THAT YOU KNOW (Caldwell-Youmans) -108-118 I'LL ALWAYS KEEP A CORNER IN MY HEART FOR TENNESSEE ( ) -7 I'LL BE REMINDED OF YOU (Smith-Woods) -132 I'LL BUILD A STAIRWAY TO PARADISE (George Gershwin) -104 I'LL DREAM OF YOU (Franz Lehar) -44 I'LL FOLLOW MY SECRET HEART (Noel Coward) -42 I'LL FOLLOW YOU (Turk-Ahlert) -41 I'LL GET BY (Turk-Ahlert) -125 I'LL NEVER ASK FOR MORE (Turk-Ahlert) -129 I'LL SEE YOU AGAIN (Noel Coward) -37-109 I'LL STRING ALONG WITH YOU (Dubin-Warren) -43-107-154 ILLUSION (Blanco) -139 ILL WIND (Koehler-Arlen) -154 I LOVE A PIANO (Irving Berlin) -7 I LOVED YOU THEN (Ballard-MacDonald-Axt-Mendoza) -151 I LOVE HER, SHE LOVES ME (Irving Caesar) -31 I LOVE LOUISA (Dietz-Schwartz) -3 I LOVE THEE (Grieg) -139 I LOVE YOU (Harry Archer) -116-150 I LOVE YOU SO MUCH (Kalmar-Ruby) -113 IMAGINATION (Fud Livingston) -37 I'M ALL A-TWITTER (Robin-Rich-Whiting) -54 I MAY BE CRAZY (Leslie Stuart) -152 I'M COMING, VIRGINIA (Cook-Heywood) -142 TM CRAZY 'BOUT MY BABY (Hill-Waller) -159 I'M CRYIN' 'CAUSE I KNOW TM LOSING YOU ( ) -19 I MEET HER IN THE MOONLIGHT ( ) -162 229

Tantalizing Tingles TM GOIN'SOUTH (Silver-Woods) -147 TM GOING TO PLANT MYSELF IN MY OLD PLANTATION HOME (Wilson-Brennan) 31 I MIGHT HAVE KNOWN (Max Darewski) -43 TM IN GOOD FORM TODAY - See HEUT' BIN ICH GUT AUFGELEGT TM IN LOVE WITH YOU, THAT'S WHY (Dixon-Henderson) -117 TM IN THE MARKET FOR YOU (James F. Hanley) -39-54 I MISS A LITTLE MISS (Seymour-Coots) -47 TM JUST A ROLLIN' STONE (Gillham-Hall) -73 TM JUST A VAGABOND LOVER (Vallee-Zimmerman) -23-143 TM JUST WILD ABOUT HARRY (Sissle-Blake) -18-43 TM LIKE A SAILOR (Schwartz-Carter) -38 TM LOOKING OVER A FOUR-LEAF CLOVER (Dixon-Woods) -157 IMMER NUR DU - See FAITHFULLY YOURS TM ON A SEE-SAW (Carter-Ellis) -59 IMPROVISATION (Rudolph Friml) -65 IMPROVISATIONS (Lee Sims) -143 TM SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD (Lewis-Young-Henderson) -77 TM SOBER NOW (Pine Top Smith) -144 I'M TELLIN' THE BIRDS, TELLIN' THE BEES (Brown-Friend) -105 TM THROUGH (E. J. Weber) -153 TM TIRED OF EVERYTHING BUT YOU (Isham Jones) -34 TM WONDERFUL (Max Darewski) -44 TM YOURS (John W. Green) -40-75-92-131 IN A LITTLE SPANISH TOWN (Lewis-Young-Wayne) -46 IN A MIST (Bix Beiderbecke) -12-35 IN AN EASTERN GARDEN (Max Darewski) -43 IN AN OLD WORLD GARDEN (Harry S. Pepper) -47 INDIANA AVENUE STOMP (Montana Taylor) -154 INDIAN BUTTERFLY (Leslie-Lodge-Stone) -126 INDIAN LOVE CALL (Rudolph Friml) -65-104-142 INDISCREET ( ) -49 I NEVER HAD A CHANCE (Irving Berlin) -107 I NEVER MISS THE SUNSHINE (Norman Jay Harvey) -153 INHIBITION (Joe Sanders) -136 IN LONDON ON A NIGHT LIKE THIS (Al Bowlly) -48 INTANGIBILITY (Joe Sanders) -136 IN THE DIM DIM DAWNING (Adams-Goodhart-Hoffman) -48 IN THE MORNING (Willard Robison) -130 IN THE SHADE OF THE OLD APPLE TREE (Egbert Van Alstyne) -27 IN THE SHADOWS (Finck) -58 IN THE SWEET BYE AND BYE (Bennett-Webster) -90 IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT (Cole Porter) -132 I ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU (Dubin-Warren) -70-119 IRISH MELODIES (—) -95 ISNT IT ROMANTIC? (Hart-Rodgers) -3 ISOLDINA (Clement Doucet) -50 I SURRENDER DEAR (Barris-Clifford) -158 IS YER MAMMIE ALWAYS WID YER? ( ) -152 IT ALL BELONGS TO ME (Irving Berlin) -35-61-85 IT ALL DEPENDS ON YOU (DeSylva-Brown-Henderson) -46-76 IT DONT DO NOTHIN* BUT RAIN (Cook) -101 IT DON'T MEAN A THING (Duke Ellington) -109 IT HAD TO BE YOU (Isham Jones) -57-147

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Tantalizing Tingles IT HAPPENED IN MONTEREY (Rose-Wayne) -47 IT MADE YOU HAPPY WHEN YOU MADE ME CRY (Walter Donaldson) -55-142 IT'S A GREAT LITTLE WORLD (George Gershwin) -99 IT'S A PEACH (Malvin Franklin) -63 IT'S HOT - LET IT ALONE (Jimmy Blythe) -20 IT'S ONLY A PAPER MOON (Rose-Harburg-Arlen) -84 IT'S UP TO YOU (DeSylva-Yvain) -130 IT'S YOURS (Arthur Johnston) -89 IT TAKES A LONG TALL BROWN-SKIN GAL (Skidmore-Walker) -7 IT WOULD BE WONDERFUL (Benatzky-Stolz) -40 I'VE BEEN WASTING MY DREAMS OVER YOU (Jack O'Hagan) -46 I'VE FOUND A NEW BABY (Palmer-Williams) -88 I'VE GOT A FEELING TM FALLING (Rose-Link-Waller) -159 I'VE GOT A LITTLE BUNGALOW ( ) -169 I'VE GOT A SONG FOR SALE (Jack Nelson) -167 I'VE GOT MY HNGERS CROSSED (Sid Reinherz) -128 I'VE GOT THE WONDER WHERE HE WENT BLUES (Little-Lyman-Meyer) -2 I'VE GOT THE WORLD ON A STRING (Koehler-Arlen) -57 I'VE GOT TO HAVE MY MOMENTS ( ) -145 I'VE GOT YOU ON MY MIND (Cole Porter) -42 TVE LEARNED A LOT (Hedley-Strachey) -99 I'VE LOST ALL MY LOVE FOR YOU (Lewis-Young-Akst-Piantadosi) -105 IVORITIS( ) -121 I WAIT FOR YOU (Knoblock-Spoliansky) -147 I WANT A FAIR AND SQUARE MAN (Harry Woods) -70 I WANT A GIRL TO FOX TROT (Max Darewski) -43 I WANT TO (Grant) -81 I WANT TO BE A MILITARY MAN (Leslie Stuart) -152 I WANT TO BE BAD (DeSylva-Brown-Henderson) -37-61 I WANT TO BE HAPPY (Vincent Youmans) -98 I WANT TO CLING TO IVY (Furber-Ellis) -114 I WISH I COULD SHIMMY LIKE MY SISTER KATE (A.J. Piron) -143 I WONDER WHAT'S BECOME OF JOE? (Maceo Pinkard) -27-84 I WONDER WHERE MY BABY IS TONIGHT (Walter Donaldson) -8-109-163 I WOULD DO ANYTHING FOR YOU (Hill-Williams-Hopkins) -153-154 I WOULD DO IT FOR YOU (Fred Elizalde) -57 I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHY (Sissle-Blake) -163 I WOULDNT BE SURPRISED ( ) -161 JAB BLUES ("Jabo" Williams) -166 JA, BH DEN HOTTENTOTTEN (Richard Fall) -138 JACK IN THE BOX (Zez Confrey) -138 JACK-IN-THE-BOX (Billy Mayerl) -17-101 JACK O'CLUBS (Henry Steele) -148 JAPANESE SANDMAN (Richard A. Whiting) -56 JAPANSY (Bryan-Klenner) -125 JASMINE (Billy Mayerl) -78-102 JAY WALK (Zez Confrey) -90 JAZZARISTRIX (Billy Mayerl) -101 JAZZ DEVIL - See JAZZ-TEUFEL JAZZ GOBLINS (Raie Da Costa) -42 JAZZIN' AROUND (Fuller) -110 JAZZIN' BABIES BLUES (Richard M. Jones) -90 JAZZMANIA (Gene Williams) -157 JAZZ MASTER (Billy Mayerl) -101

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Tantalizing Tingles LEAVE A LITTLE FOR ME - See EIN BISSCHEN LIEBE FUR MICH LE CHIFFON CLASSIQUE - See CLASSIC RAG LE PETIT CHAT SUR LE CLAVIER - See KITTEN ON THE KEYS LES CLOCHES ( ) -44 LES HIRONDELLES (J. Strauss) -163 LESLIE STUART MEDLEY (Stuart) -133 LESLIE STUART'S POPULAR SONGS (Stuart) -152 LES PADRES ( ) -80 L'ESPRIT FRANCAISE POLKA (Waldteufel) -72 LET LOVE TAKE CARE OF YOU (Phillips) -40 LET ME PLAY (--) -59 LET'S BE COMMON (Grey-Schertzinger) -38-91 LET'S BEGIN (Jerome Kern) -65 LET'S BE SENTIMENTAL (Vivian Ellis) -39 LET'S CALL IT A DAY (Brown-Henderson) -3 LET'S FALL IN LOVE (Harold Arlen) -3-37-42 LET'S GO NATIVE - MEDLEY (Marion-Whiting) -102 LET'S KISS AND MAKE UP (George Gershwin) -65 LET'S MAKE BELIEVE ( ) -142 LET'S MISBEHAVE (Cole Porter) -142 LET'S PUT OUT THE LIGHTS (Herman Hupfeld) -41-69-156 LET'S SAY GOODBYE (Noel Coward) -41 LET'S TALK ABOUT MY SWEETIE (Walter Donaldson) -163 LETTER EDGED IN BLACK (Hattie Nevada) -46 LETTER FROM DIXIE (Willard Robison) -79-128 LET WE LABOUR ALL TOGETHER (Cyril Monrose) -106 LEVEE CAMP (K.D. Johnson) -89 LICORES DE BORGES (Moreno) -12-13 LIEBESTRAUM FANTASY (after Liszt) -133 LIEBLING, DU LUGST (Ralph Benatzky) -14 LIFE IS MEANT FOR LOVE (Billy Mayerl) -40 LIFE LET US CHERISH (—) -73 LILLE HANNAH ( ) -34 LILY OFLAGUNA (Leslie Stuart) -79-111-133-152 LIMEHOUSE BLUES (Philip Braham) -108-138-167 LIP-STICK (Rosoff-Murray) -125 LISZT, CHOPIN AND MENDELSSOHN (Leon-Towers-Nicholls) -134 LISZT-PARAPHRASE (Leopold Mittmann) -92 LITTLE ALABAMA COON (Hattie Starr) -114 LITTLE BOY BLUES (Carter-Ellis) -164 LITTLE BROWN BOY (Lionel Belasco) -12-13 LITTLE BY LITTLE (O'Keefe-Doler) -132 LITTLE COW AND CALF IS GONNA DIE BLUES (Skip James) -86 LITTLE DOLLY DAYDREAM (Leslie Stuart) -151-152 LITTLE DUTCH DOLL (Blaauw-Revel) -37 LITTLE GIRL (Hyde-Henry) -158 LITTLE G R A C I E ( - ) -139 LITTLE JOE (Miller-Stein) -167 LITTLE KICKER SCHOTTISCHE (—) -66-67 LITTLE LOST FLOWER ( ) -112 LITTLE MAN YOU'VE HAD A BUSY DAY (Sigler-Hoffman-Wayne) -135 LITTLE MORE PEPPER (HJ. Lincoln) -157 LITTLE NELL (Divina) -97 LITTLE ROCK GETAWAY (Joe Sullivan) -152

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Tantalizing Tingles LITTLE SILHOUETTE - See KLEINE SILHOUETTE LITTLE SLOW FOX WITH MARY (Emmerich Kalman) -164 LITTLE TOMMY TUCKER - MEDLEY (Vivian Ellis) -39-102-133 LITTLE WHITE HOUSE (Dowling-Hanley) -1-119-142 LITTLE WHITE LIES (Walter Donaldson) -10 LITTLE WOODEN WHISTLE (Harry Von Tilzer) -34 LIVE, LAUGH AND LOVE (Leigh-Heyman) -55 LIVING IN CLOVER (Marvell-Posford) -41 LIVING IN DREAMS (John W. Green) -70 LIVIN' IN THE SUNLIGHT (Sherman-Lewis) -17 LIZA (George Gershwin) -32-116-154-168-172 LOHENGRIN-FANTASIE (Wagner) -139 LOHENGRIN - FANTASIE BRILLIANTE (Wagner) -139 LO-NAH (Green-Stept) -161 LONDON BLUES (Jelly Roll Morton) -109 LONDONDERRY AIR (Traditional) -106 LONDON FIRE BRIGADE (Towers-Leon) -134 LONELY LITTLE MELODY (Buck-Stamper) -147 LONESOME (Haslam-Grayson) -108 LONESOME IN THE MOONLIGHT (Russell-Baer) -23 LONESOME LITTLE DOLL (Cowan-Boutelje) -38-47 LONESOME ROAD BLUES (—) -145 LOOK FOR THE SILVER LINING (Kern-Brown-Henderson) -79-122 LOOKING AT THE WORLD THRU ROSE COLORED GLASSES (Malie-Steiger) -9 LOOKING AT YOU (Cole Porter) -37-105 LOOKING FOR A BOY (George Gershwin) -68-99-117-163 LOOKING FOR SOMEBODY TO LOVE ( ) -161 LOOKING ON THE BRIGHT SIDE (Hynn-Haines) -48 LOOK WHAT YOU'VE DONE ((Kalmar-Ruby) -1 LOOSE ELBOWS (Billy Mayerl) -101 LOOSE HNGERS (Stanley C. Holt) -25-83 LOST (James F. Hanley) -153 LOTS O'HNGERS (Duke Ellington) -171 LOUISE (Richard A. Whiting) -17-23-165-170 LOUISIANA GLIDE (Blind Leroy Garnett) -67 LOU'SIANA LOU ( ) -152 LOVABLE AND SWEET (Clare-Levant) -38-168 L-O-V-E (Wood-Waller-Tunbridge) -38 LOVE AND KISSES (Chas. K.Harris) -122 LOVE CURE - VALSE INTERMEZZO (Edmund Eysler) -149 LOVE IN BLOOM (Robin-Rainger) -119 LOVE IN THE ROUGH - SELECTION ( ) -133 LOVE IS A MIST (Wood-Waller-Tunbridge) -38 LOVE IS ALL (Albert Von Tilzer) -150 LOVE IS IN THE AIR AGAIN (Miller-Shapiro) -70 LOVE IS JUST A WISH FOR YOU (Duke Ellington) -147 LOVE LETTER POLKA (--) -71 LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND (Kenny-Coots) -156 LOVE LIES - MEDLEY (Kellard-Clifford) -102 LOVE LOCKED OUT (Kester-Noble) -75 LOVELY LITTLE SILHOUETTE (Gottler-Gay) -16 LOVE ME (Young-Washington) -54-153 LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME (Furber-Weston-Lee-Charig) -36-143-159 LOVE ME TONIGHT (Croby-Washington-Young) -82

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Tantalizing Tingles LOVE OF LILA ( ) -77 LOVE PARADE - SELECTION (Hammerstein II-Romberg) -38-91 LOVE RACE - SELECTION ( ) -102-132 LOVER, COME BACK TO ME! (Hammerstein 2nd-Romberg) -91-138-143 LOVER'S LANE (Lee S. Roberts) -129 LOVE'S A DREAM ( ) -38 LOVE'S A GAME MARAIS (Traditional) -67 LOVE'S DREAMLAND (--) -84 LOVE SENDS A LITTLE GIFT OF ROSES (Openshaw) -53 LOVE'S LAMENT (Rolf Piquet) -93-149 LOVE'S OLD SWEET SONG (J.L. Molloy) -90 LOVE THOUGHTS WALTZ (Pryor) -97 LOVE WILL HND A WAY (Graham-Simson) -109 LOVIN'SAM (Milton Ager) -43 LOVIN'S BEEN HERE AND GONE TO THE MECCA FLAT (Robinson-Blythe-Williams) 20 LUANA (Rudolf Friml) -65 LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR - SEXTETTE IN RAGTIME - See SEXTETTE FROM "LUCIA" LUCILLE (—) -84 LUCKY DAY (DeSylva-Brown-Henderson) -6-117 LUCKY GIRL - SELECTION (Furber-Weston-Lee-Charig) -102 LUCKY IN LOVE (DeSylva-Brown-Henderson) -36 LUCKY KENTUCKY (Rose-Dixon-Henderson) -69 LULU BELLE (Robin-Myers) -76 L U N E D E M I E L ( - ) -63 LUSTIGEN KLAVIER-PARODIE UBER "PUPPCHEN" (Eduard May) -100 LYING IN THE HAY (Roberts-Pepper-Mireille) -134 MA! (Con Conrad) -18-112-148 MA BELLE (Grey-Friml) -38-121 McKINNEY STREET STOMP ( ) -33 MAD ABOUT THE BOY (Noel Coward) -6-41 MADELAINE (Greenberg-Johns) -92 MADEL, SO BIST DU (N. Brodszky) -24 MADEMOISELLE FROM ARMENTIERES (Rowland-Rice) -79 MAGIC HRE SCENE FROM "WALKURE" - See DIE WALKURE - MAGIC HRE SCENE MAGNOLIA (De Sylva-Henderson) -1 MAH JONG (Sid Reinherz) -128 MAIDEN'S PRAYER (Bednarczewska) -165 MAKE BELIEVE MEDLEY (Shilkret-Conrad) -122 MALAGUENA (Albeniz) -171 MALERFREUDEN - See WHITEWASH MAN MAMA (Paul Abraham) -40 MAMAMITA/MAMAN1TA (Jelly Roll Morton) -110 MAMA DONT ALLOW NO EASY RIDERS HERE (Charles Davenport) -45 MAMA'S GONE, GOODBYE (Armand J. Piron) -167 MAMA, WONT YOU COME AND MAMA ME? (Seger Ellis) -58 MAMMA'S GONE YOUNG, PAPA'S GONE OLD (Weston-Lee) -84 MANDY MAKE UP YOUR MIND (Clarke-Turk-Meyer-Johnson) -167 MANHATTAN (Hart-Rodgers) -117 MANHATTAN SERENADE (Louis Alter) -65 MAN I LOVE (George Gershwin) -47-56-64-96-172 MANNIKIN BALL ( ) -96 MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY (Kennedy-Dobson) -40

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Tantalizing Tingles MANZANILLA (Lionel Belasco) -13 MAORI (Tyers) -15 MAPLE LEAF RAG (Scott Joplin) -3-12-53-77-83-97-145 MARCH ( - ) -138 MARCHE HONGROISE (Kowalski) -59 MARCHETA(Schertzinger) -29-137 MARCH OF THE DOLLS (Rube Bloom) -19 MARCH OF THE GRENADIERS (Grey-Schertzinger) -38 MARCH OF THE MANNIKINS (D. Onivas) -122 MARDI GRAS (Max Darewski) -43 MARGIE (Conrad-Robinson) -109 MARIANN WALTZ (—) -139 MARIANNE (Sigmund Romberg) -91 MARIE (--) -64 MARIGOLD (Billy Mayerl) -14-78-79-101-104-106 MARIONETTE (Felix Arndt) -5-50 MARKET STREET JIVE (Frank Melrose) -105 MARQUIS - SELECTION ( ) -64-71 MARVELLOUS (Breen-De Rose) -56 MARY (Bial) -63 MARY LOU (Lyman-Wagner-Robinson) -79-162 M A S Q U E R A D E (Webster-Loeb) -4 MATCH PARADE (Karl Wehle) -40-85-103-133 MAURICE CHARLESTON (Jean Wiener) -163 MAUSIE (Paul Abraham) -40 MAYBE (George Gershwin) -61-64-68 MAY BE She'll write me, she'll phone me (Turk-Snyder-Ahlert) -89-146 MAY MOON (Max Darewski) -44 MEADOW-LARK (Ted Fiorito) -46-55 ME AND MY SHADOW (Rose-Jolson-Dreyer) -46-118-142-169 MEAN TO ME (Turk-Ahlert) -69 MEDITATION (Lee Sims) -142 MEDLEY (--) -27-121 MEDLEY FROM... - See title of stage production/film MEDLEY OF IRVING BERLIN SONGS (Berlin) -15 MEDLEY OF LAYTON & JOHNSTONE SUCCESSES ( -) -94 MEDLEY OF MARCHES (—) -39 MEDLEY OF POPULAR SONGS (Harry Woods) -22 MEDLEY OF TED SNYDER'S HITS (Synder) -15 MEDLINGS WITH MENDELSSOHN (--) -134 MEIN HERZ IST EINE JAZZBAND (Engel-Berger) -138 MEIN MADEL IST NUR EINE VERKAUFERIN (Ralph Benatzky) -14 MELANCHOLY CHARLIE ( ) -79 MELANCHOLY WEEPS (Fred Elizalde) -56 MELLOW MOON (Wendall Hall) -53 MELODIE (Rachmaninoff) -138 MELODIE (Rubinstein) -15 MELODY ( ) -79 MELODY IN "F" (Rubinstein) -15-71-133 MELODY OF LOVE (H. Engleman) -145 MELODY THAT MADE YOU MINE (W.C. Polla) -8-46 MEMBER OF CONGRESS MARCH (—) -84 MEMORIES - MEDLEY WALTZ (Atkinson-Brook) -116 MEMORIES OF LOVE - MEDLEY (—) -97

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Tantalizing Tingles RAGAMUFFIN ROMEO (Da Costa-Wayne) -47-113 RAG DOLL (Nacio Herb Brown) -2-36-37-47-62-101-106-127-140-167 RAGGING THE SCALE(S) (Ed Claypoole) -29-96 RAG MAN'S EXERCISE (J.H. Squires) -83 RAGTIME COWBOY JOE (Muir-Abrahams) -115 RAGTIME IMPROVISATION... See title of piece indicated RAILROAD MAN (Meyer-Erdman-Schoebel) -87-130 RAIN (Hill-DeRose) -16-79-109 RAINBOW (Mayerl-Eyton) -101 RAINBOW WALTZ (Harry Jentes) -87 RAIN, RAIN, GO AWAY (Heyman-David-Green) -75 RAIN SHOWERS (—) -84 RAKS CHAMI (—) -90 RAKS EL HAWANEM (—) -90 RAMBLERS - MEDLEY ( ) -118 RAMBLING IN RHYTHM (Arthur Schutt) -138 RAMONA (Gilbert-Wayne) -47-79 RASCHENITZA (Pantscho Wladigeroff) -168 RAZOR BLADES (Raie Da Costa) -36 RAZZLE DAZZLE (Julius Lenzberg) -71 REACHING FOR SOMEONE (Walter Donaldson) -40-69 RECKLESS BLUES (Millard G. Thomas) -155 RED HOT MAMA (Wells-Cooper-Rose) -34 RED JILL RAG (Herman Chittison) -27 RED MOON (Max Kortlander) -151 RED ONION RAG (Abe Oleman) -146 REFLECTIONS IN THE WATER (Webster-Loeb) -4 REFLEXIONS (--) -67 REGIMENTAL PATROL (Theo Ward) -160 RELIGIO[SO] (?Chambers) -72 REMEMBER THE ROSE (Simons) -7 REPEAL THE BLUES (Johnny Green) -75 REVE DE PRINTEMPS (J. Strauss) -51 RHAPSODIE RAG - See RHAPSODY RAG RHAPSODY IN BLUE (George Gershwin) -11-68-69-94-136 RHAPSODY IN BLUE - ANDANTE (George Gershwin) -68 RHAPSODY JUNIOR (Duke Ellington) -24 RHAPSODY MODERNE - EXCERPTS (Harry Gordon) -74 RHAPSODY RAG (Harry Jentes) -33 RHYTHMIC (Carl Robrecht) -25 RHYTHM STEP (Fred Elizalde) -56 RIDIN' AROUND IN THE RAIN (Austin-Lombardo) -43 RIFF (Sam Nowlin) -115 RIFFS (James P. Johnson) -88 RIFF SONG (Hammerstein II-Romberg) -101 RIGOLETTO - PARAPHRASE (Verdi-Liszt) -39 RIO RITA - SELECTION (McCarthy-Tierney) -38-39-107 ROBERTA BLUES (Willie Tyson) -157 ROBIN'S RETURN (L. Fisher) -48 ROBOTS (Billy Mayerl) -78 ROCKIN' CHAIR (Hoagy Carmichael) -73-109-143-167 ROCK MY SOUL (Frank Melrose) -105 ROCKS (George W. Thomas) -154 ROLL AWAY, CLOUDS (Waller-Tunbridge) -36T31-132

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Tantalizing Tingles SONG HIT MEMORIES (—) -26 SONG HITS (1931)- MEDLEY (—) -103 SONG IS DONE (Robert Stolz) -103 SONG IS ENDED (Irving Berlin) -16-142 SONG OF INDIA (Rimsky-Korsakov) -1 SONG OF SURRENDER (Dubin-Warren) -4 SONG OF THE DRUM - SELECTION (Carter-Ellis) -133 SONG OF THE GOLD DIGGERS (Dubin-Burke) -38 SONG OF THE VAGABONDS (Rudolph Friml) -65 SONG OFTHE WANDERER (Neil Moret) -142 SONNY BOY (Jolson-DeSylva-Brown-Henderson) -19-143 SONS O' GUNS - SELECTION ( ) -102-132 SOPHISTICATED LADY (Mills-Ellington) -78-153 SO THIS IS LOVE - SELECTION ( ) -36 SO TRUE ( ) -57 SOUNDS OF AFRICA (Eubie Blake) -18 SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY (Charlie Segar) -140 SOUTHERN JACK CHIMES - See CHIMES BLUES SOUTHOLOGY (Joe Samders) -136 SOUTH SIDE STOMP (—) -20 SOUTH WIND (DeSylva-Brown-Henderson) -118-157 SOUVENIRS (Leslie-Nicholls) -111 SO WHAT (Sam Nowlin) -115 SPANISH DANCE (Strachey) -151 SPARKS - See SPRUHTEUFEL SPEAKTOMEOFLOVE(Sievier-Lenoir) -4 SPINNELIED (Mendellsohn) -171 SPIRIT OF'49 RAG (George H. Tremer) -156 SPIRITUELLE (Rube Bloom) -19 SPITZENTANZ DER TASTEN - See FAIRY TIPTOE SPORTING LOVE - SELECTION ( ) -104 SPREAD A LITTLE HAPPINESS (Vivian Ellis) -36-47-97 SPRING FEELIN'(Donald Thome) -155 SPRING FEVER (Rube Bloom) -18-19-25-55-92-106 SPRING SONG (Mendelssohn) -15 SPRING SONG (Schumann) -63 SPRUHTEUFEL (Fred Caphat) -51 SQUIRREL DANCE (H. Elliot-Smith) -123 STANCHEN (Heykens) -40 STAND UP AND SING (Furber-Ellis-Charig) -85 STAND UP AND SING - MEDLEY (Furber-Ellis-Charig) -40-103 STAND UP AND SING FOR YOUR FATHER (Burr-Perkins) -112 STAR AND GARTER WALTZ (—) -28 STAR DUST (Hoagy Carmichael) -26-143-154 START CARING (Bruno Granichtadten) -98 STATE STREET JIVE (Cow Cow Davenport) -45 STATE STREET SPECIAL (Blind James Beck) -12 STEAL A LITTLE KISS WHILE DANCING (Ernest E. Sutton) -150 STEP HIGH ( ) -132 STEPPINTN SOCIETY (Gerber-Akst) -163 STEPPING ON THE IVORIES (Wheeler-McLaughlin) -46-169 STEPPING ON THE KEYS (Clarence M. Jones) -89 STILL 1 LOVE HER (Clarence Gaskill) -133 STILL WATERS ( ) -27 249

Tantalizing Tingles STOMP 'EM DOWN TO THE BRICKS (Henry Brown) -23 STOMPIN' 'EM DOWN (Alex Hill) -82 STORMY WEATHER (Koehler-Arlen) -27-78-168 STOWAWAY (Earl Hines) -82 STRANGE INTERLUDE ( ) -6 STRANGE WOMAN'S DREAM (William Pearson) -121 STRATFORD HUNCH (Jelly Roll Morton) -110 STRAUSS WALTZ (—) -73 STREAMLINE - SELECTION (Vivian Ellis) -59-135 STRIKE UP THE BAND (George Gershwin) -165 STRUT MISS LIZZIE (Creamer-Layton) -8 STRUTTIN' AT THE STRUTTERS' BALL (Spencer Williams) -31 STRUTTIN' THE BLUES (Charlie Davenport) -45 SUITCASE BLUES (Hersal Thomas) -155 SUMMER RECOLLECTIONS ( ) -14 SUMURUN RAG (Irving Berlin) -4 SUN IS AT MY WINDOW (Lewis-Young-Meyer) -151 SUNNY (Jerome Kern) -2 SUNNY JIM (Murphy-McConnell) -32 SUNSHINE AND YOU (J. Edwards) -137 SUNSHINE CAPERS (Roy Bargy) -10-11 SUNSHINE SUSIE - MEDLEY (Paul Abraham) -41 SWAMPY RIVER (Duke Ellington) -57 SWANEE SHORE ( ) -91 SWAYING (Edward Chenette) -149 SWEEPIN' THE CLOUDS AWAY (Sam Coslow) -17 SWEET AND LOVELY (Arnheim-Tobias-Lemare) -6-40-144 SWEET AND LOW DOWN (George Gershwin) -68-99-163 SWEET AND SIMPLE ( ) -168 SWEET DREAMS (WALTZ) (—) -63-64-72-85 SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD (Stults) -114 SWEETHEART (Lewis-Sherman) -41-85 SWEETHEART DARLIN' (Kahn-Sothart) -3 SWEETHEART, TM DREAMING OF YOU (Hal Brody) -36 SWEETHEART O MINE (Jelly Roll Morton) -110 SWEETHEART OF SIGMA CHI (Vernon-Shields) -54 SWEETIE SWEET (Lee S. Roberts) -129 SWEET JENNIE LEE (Walter Donaldson) -109 SWEET LADY (Johnson-Crummit-Zoob) -18 SWEET LOVABLE YOU (Seger Ellis) -58 SWEET MADNESS (Victor Young) -3 SWEET MAN (Turk-Pinkard) -8 SWEETMEAT JOE THE CANDY MAN (Austen-Croom-Johnson) -135 SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE See AH! SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE SWEET NOTHINGS (Rettenberg) -102 SWEET PAL ( ) -107 SWEET PAPA (Jimmy Blythe) -20 SWEET PRETTY NAMES ( ) -161 SWEET SAVANNAH SUE (Razaf-Waller-Brooks) -159 SWEET SO-AND-SO (Charig-Gershwin-Meyer) -36 SWEET SUE, JUST YOU (Harris-Young) -109 SWINGIN' (Trafford-Hulbert-Ellis) -27 SWINGING (Van Hoorebeke) -30 SWINGIN' IN A HAMMOCK (Seymour-O'Flynn-Wendling) -50-98

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Tantalizing Tingles THEORIEN ( ) -63 THERE'S A DOWN IN DIXIE FEELING ( ) -112 THERE'S A GOOD TIME A'COMING (Melville Gideon) -71 THERE'S A RAINBOW 'ROUND MY SHOULDER (Jol son-Drey er-Rose) -19-97 THERE'S A RING AROUND THE MOON (John W. Green) -70-172 THERE'S EVERYTHING NICE ABOUT YOU (Terker-Bryan-Wendling) -118 THERE'S ONE LITTLE GIRL WHO LOVES ME (DeSylva-Brown-Henderson) -56 THERE'S ONLY ONE GIRL (Melville Gideon) -71 THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT AN OLD-FASHIONED GIRL (DeSylva-BrownHenderson) -133 THERE'S SOUTH IN MY SOUL ( ) -161 THESE CHARMING PEOPLE (George Gershwin) -164 THEY WERE ALL OUT OF STEP BUT JIM (Irving Berlin) -16 THINKING (Ohman-Morgana) -142 THINKING OF YOU (Kalmar-Ruby) -46 THIRTY-EIGHT AND PLUS ( ) -84 THIRTY HFTH ST. BLUES (Charles Levy) -110 THIRTY-ONE BLUES (Bob Call) -26 THIS IS NO DREAM (Meyer-Noll) -48 THIS IS ROMANCE (Heyman-Duke) -75 THIS TIME IT'S LOVE (Koehler-Hayes) -3 THIS WEEK OF GRACE - SELECTION (Harry Parr Davies) -30-121 THIS YEAR, NEXT YEAR ( ) -44 THOUGHT NEVER ENTERED MY HEAD (Parsons-Novello) -38 THOUSAND HNGER RAG ( ) -170 THOUSAND GOODNIGHTS (Walter Donaldson) -43 THREE BALLES HFTY (Jean Wiener) -163 THREE DANCES IN SYNCOPATION (Billy Mayerl) -78-102 THREE JOLLY FELLOWS - See DREI LUSTIGE BRUDER THREE LITTLE WORDS (Branch-Brown) -130 THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (Julian Robledo) -4-43-122-145-149 THREE SISTERS - SELECTION ( ) -135 THRU THE YEARS ( ) -107 TIA JUANA (Conley-Rodemich) -110 TICKLING THE IVORIES (Irving Berlin) -61 TICKLING JULIE (Fred Bizalde) -56 TICKLIN' THE BABY GRAND (Eugene Anthony) -2 TICKLISH WAITER (--) -72 TIGER RAG (LaRocca) -56-108-121 -153 TILL THE BAND GOES HOME (Max Darewski) -44 TIM AND TOM (Lothar Perl) -123 TIME ON MY HANDS (Adamson-Gordon-Youmans) -158 TIN CAN FUSILIERS (Horatio Nicholls) -39 TINKERING WITH HOME SWEET HOME (—) -81 TINKERING WITH YOU ARE MY HEART'S DELIGHT ( -) -81 TIP TOES - SELECTION (George Gershwin) -99 TIP TOE THROUGH THE TULIPS WITH ME (Dubin-Burke) -38 TITL'S SERENADE - See SERENADE (Titl) T'JOURS A MOI (Lee S. Roberts) -129 TOAST (--) -64 TOCCATA DANCE ( ) -165 TODAY I FEEL SO HAPPY (Paul Abraham) -41-55 TODDLIN' (Jimmy Johnson) -88 TOMATO SAUCE (Fred Longshaw) -95

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Tantalizing Tingles TOM CAT BLUES (Jelly Roll Morton) -110 TOMORROW (Hirsch-Spitalny-Wilhite) -140 TOMORROW LAND WALTZ MEDLEY (Tandler-Hulton) -148 TO MY MAMMY (Irving Berlin) -60 TONIGHT YOU BELONG TO ME (Lee David) -1 TOO LOW (Clarence Williams) -166 TOO MUCH HARMONY - SELECTION ( ) -30 TOOT! TOOT! TOOTSIE(Kahn-Erdman-Fiorito) -83 TO SPRING (Grieg) -61 TOURNAMENT WALTZ ( ) -5 TOY DRUM MAJOR (Horatio Nicholls) -39-83 TOYLAND HOLIDAY (Raie Da Costa) -39 TOY TOWN ARTILLERY (Everett Lynton) -39 TOY TOWN PARADE (Horatio Nicholls) -39 TRAIL OF DREAMS (Klages-Swan) -59-105 TRAMP RAG (Joseph Batten) -12 TREES (Kilmer-Rasbach) -28 TRENCHES (Turner Parrish) -121 TRICKY TRIX (Harry Jentes) -115 TRINK' BEI MIR HEUT' NACHMITTAG TEE - See WHEN I TAKE MY SUGAR TO TEA TRIP ACROSS THE POND (arranged by Mike Bernard) -15 TROIS ESCOSSES (Chopin) -171 TROIS ETUDES SYNCOPEES -See THREE DANCES IN SYNCOPATION TRUE (Samuels-Whitcup) -43 TRUE BLUE SAM (Walter Donaldson) -31-32-80 TRY AND PLAY IT (Phil Ohman) -96-137-160-163 TRY TO FORGET (Hammerstein II-Kern) -6 TRY TO LEARN TO LOVE (Noel Coward) -35 TRY TO REMEMBER ME ( ) -103 TSCHAIKOWIAK ( ) -60 TUNEFUL MELODIES OF TODAY (—) -127 TUNES OF THE TIMES (—) -127 TUNES OF THE TIMES ON TWO PIANOS (—) -127 TUNES OF TODAY AND YESTERDAY (--) -165 TURKEY IN THE STRAW (—) -53 TURKISH TOWEL (Mills-Fain-Russell) -144 TURN ON THE HEAT (DeSylva-Brown-Henderson) -159 TWELFTH/12th STREET RAG (Euday L. Bowman) -21-90-91-92-108-112 TWENTIETH CENTURY BLUES (1922) (Vee Lawnhurst) -83-94 TWENTIETH CENTURY BLUES (1933) (Noel Coward) -114 TWINKLETOES (Potter) -61 TWINKLING KEYS (--) -114 TWO LARKS (T. Leschetzinsky) -48 TWO LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE (Charles Graham) -155 TYPHOON (Kendis-Brockman-Nessy-Hoffman) -7 UKULELE LADY (Richard A. Whiting) -104-163 UM DAS BI8CHEN LIEBE (Ralph Benatzky) -14 UNDER MY UMBRELLA (O'Hynn-Meyer-Wendling) -42 UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE MARCH (Wagner) -27 UNDER THE STARS WHERE I WAS BORN ( ) -36 UNKNOWN BLUES (Hetcher Henderson) -81 UNLUCKY BLUES ( ) -27 UN PEU D'AMOUR (Lao Silesu) -79 UP AND DOWN IN CHINA (Willard Robison) -130

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About the Author ROSS LAIRD is a professional librarian, discographer, and archivist. He is currently in charge of setting up the library system for a newly established cable television network in Hong Kong. He has published more than 30 volumes of discographical research including A Discography of Popular Music Recorded in Australia, 1925-1945 and has also published articles in professional journals. Laird is a native of Australia.