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Frankie Marvin and II is GuiUr

Barber's Blues—with Guitar and

Violin

Watermelon Smilin* on the Vine ^

—With Guitar and Harmonica 1

Frankie Marvin

52451 Frankie Marvin mixes

$1 comedy and melody after

a special formula of his own,

which has proven a great suc-

cess, Barber's Blues is a

modern "nut" ditty, but the

Watermelon song is one such

as Huckleberry Finn might

have sung—carefree boyhood

chuckling over the swiping of

watermelons, and playing

hookey from school. You'll

lil(c it.

The Dennis Sisters

52458 Love Me All the Time

$1 Bashful Baby

—

Vocal Trio

52452 Where the Gates Swing Outward Never

$1 The City Unseen Homer Rodeheaver and Thomas Muir

52453 The Sinking of the Vestris

$1 An Old Man's Story

52461 Fallen By the Wayside

$1 The Prisoner's Lament

Frank Luther and His Pards

Ernest V. Stonemanand His Dixie Mountaineers

52450 Ginger Ridge Quadrille {Calls by S. C Skills)

$1 S- J. Rafferty Reel John Baltzell {Champion Fiddler)

TMI MAQAZIMt OF ISSUE 93

RtcoRo statistics NOVEMBER 1968J

AND INFOHMATIOM 30 cents

THE EDISON RECORDINGS OF FRANKIE MARVINV—

GROUPOGRAPHY

record .

research

OTHER CONTENTS

- THE "KING" CATALOG (continued)

- KRESSLEY'S CATALOG OF WORLDTRANSCRIPTIONS" (continued)

- KELLY'S "WHERE ARE THEY?"

plus special "Filling In Disco" segment from

Walter C. Allen re: Cleo Gibson; J NeaMontgomery; Lois Deppe Gennett sessions; JoeHarris;(Henry Th ies Orcn^; Eddie H eywood JazzSix; Original Jazz rfounas;(£Tskine Tate^ onParamount! !; Billy Page & Broadway Syncopators;Dixieland Jug Blowers and Clifford Hayes; Leecanand Cooksey in NYC.

plus! plus! data on Frank Trombar on Electro-Vox!;Lawrence Welk on Australian labels; Frankie Farrell

'Lincoln1

addition; Billy Hays on fop tune; Earliest

Folkers?? -Silas Leachman, the "first"!!; Free

Form Radio, trad jazz and Bill Stamm; EddiePeabody still performing.

and Sheldon Harris famous topical protest (smiles)

'Rim Chip 1

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e . . Ex-Senator GLENN TAYLOR, who was a guitarplaying cowboy, now makes and sells toupees V/hen Taylor first arrived inVfashington D*C, cameramen photographed him playing guitar on the Capitol stepsKvBry paper, even the staid NY Times front-paged that picture, * But what buggedTaylor is that vrtien ha introduced a resolution for a "i/orld republic - only onepaper printed it - and on page l6 c <.*..<> This past summer, BOBBY SHERWOOD, afavorite of the Big Band Era, had a new band at N #Y 's "Riverboat" emporium -with Phyllis Dome as his canary™ a « a If you are currently wondering what hashappened to some of the BEN:,Y GOODMAN alumni, here are what a few are doing.JESS STACY,plano, is employed by Max Factor, the Hollywood cosmetic mfr , andhasn't touched the piano in the past six years HYMIE SCHERTZER, sax, is oneof NC'i staffers in NYC and he can be seen on Johnny Carson's, f,Tonight Show".ARTHUR R0LLINI, tenor sax, is a NY Florist What happened to Art's laundrymat??CHRIS GRIFFIN,trumpet, has a music school in New Jersey He Is no longer withRay Blooh on Ed Sullivan's TV shows* VERNON BROWN, trombone, is on the ABOstaff in NYC. COOTIE WILLIAMS, trumpet, Is with Duke Ellington's Orch. GEORGEK0ENIG, sax, has a music school In New Jersey. GENE KHUPA, drums, still livesin Yonkers N*Y* to my kno'^ledge he hasn't appeared in the NYC area for quitesome tir*e #h I

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RE JIMMY RAY

by Herbert Kurtin

In 1935 at the age of 12, I first heard and soon became a young radio

fan of a new singing discovery who was then featured on a morning

variety-show over the local N. Y, C. station WINS. As an avid listener

and admirer I was so deeply impressed with this vocalist's rich and

smooth baritone voice and style that I attended a studio broadcast of the

program called "Jack Douglas* Relatives" to see as well as hear him in

person. Now, 33 years later in August 1968, I sat in the small, neat

waiting room of a podiatrist's office to meet once again the singer I hadidolized in my youth . . , today known as Dr. James Genovese.

At the moment of his appearance, still a dapper, slender figure with a

thin neatly- trimmed moustache framing a warm pearly smile, mymemory's image and the clear recognition of the man came into focus.

In the July 1968 issue of Record Research Frank Kelly's column "WhereAre They" carried my request for information as to the whereabouts of

Jimmy Ray, the Bluebird recording artist of the 1930's. Although myprimary aim in locating him was motivated by the above bit of personal

nostalgic history there was another more objective reason concerning myinterest in him. For I had not only wondered about what had happenedto him but whether others remembered and shared my enthusiasm for myboyhood singing idol. In any case the following brief sketch of his vocal

career may be of interest to readers.

The late Russ Columbo, who died in an accidental shooting in 1934, has

always been considered Bing Crosby's greatest rival among the nation's

male popular vocalists of the early 1930's. A year after Columbo'stragic death a young Connecticut crooner named Jimmy Ray (nee

Genovese) was being heralded as his successor. Like Columbo Jimmystarted out at an early age as a violinist (at 13 he played with the Stam-ford Symphony Orchestra) but switched to the tenor sax and the popular

field in his late teens. While playing for Wharton Ford, Ed Buchananand other local dance bands in Connecticut and at exclusive Westchester

County society clubs Jimmy's vocal talents were first discovered; and in

1934 he began as a full-time vocalist over radio station WICC in Bridge-

port, A few months later, in the fall of 1934, he became a featured

singer on WINS in New York, where he was soon heard and engaged by

the late Victor Young, then musical director and conductor of DeccaRecords for some recording work. The following year, in Sept, 1935,

on the basis of a special memorial broadcast in tribute to Columbo over

WINS, Jimmy was signed to an RCA Victor recording contract because

of "the marked similarity of the singer's voice to that of the late enter-

tainer" as reviewed by Variety.

In my opinion, however, Jimmy Ray was not merely one of the manyColumbo imitators during that period. For although his vocal style was

undoubtedly Influenced by the Columbo- Crosby school he had a special

quality of voice and' distinctive sound and phrasing of his own. Indeed,

I believe he had enormous potential as a romantic ballad singer; and

except for poor professional management Jimmy Ray should have reached

vocal stardom.

During the next few years (1936-1939) Jimmy's singing career was high-

lighted by engagements with Xavier Cugat's Orchestra at the Empire

Room of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel; with Harry Salter's Orch. at the

once- famous N. Y. C. Cocoanut Grove of the former Park Central Hotel;

many radio commercial musical shows over WEAF, WMCA & WINS; and

a series of recordings with the Old- Timers' Orch, for Bluebird Records,

By 1940 however, Jimmy had decided to make a complete break awayfrom the world of popular singing and turned to another more secure

profession.

Through the years Jimmy Ray's mellow voice haunted my memory and

my long quest to find him finally ended with a visit to his former hometown of Stamford, Conn, From his relatives still living there I learned

that Jimmy now resides in East Williston, L. I, and has a highly success-

ful practice as a podiatrist. Ironically enough for the past 28 years his

office has been located in Brooklyn, just a short subway ride from myhome.

COM INGi ********** ******** ***********

AN HISTORIC RECORD RESEARCH DOUBLE

ISSUE ON RED NICHOLS by WOODY BACXENSTG

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THE EDISON RECORDINGS OF FRANK IE MARVINCompiled by Ray Wile

4 *,

Note: Several of the Sessions were recorded and released as Frank Wallace.

Saturday, May 12, 1928 (First Edison Booking)

Vert, 18492 Get out and get under the moon A, B, C-52317vCyl. 5551

Rel, 6/13/2818493 Oh! You have no idea A, B, C - 52317 Rel, 6/13/28

Frank Wallace & his Uke Wed., June 13, 1928.

Vert, 18576 My pet A, B, C 52345 Rel. 7/11/2818577 Gotta big date with a little girl A t Bt C 52345 (7/11/28)

Frank Wallace and his Guitar Friday, June 29, 1928.

Vert. 18598 Blue yodel #1 A, B, C 52356 Rel. 7/23/28; Dubbed oncyl. 5571 (Rel. as Wallace); Lateral N310 A ok, B Rej,

Rel. on 11006 as Marvin!Vert, 18599 Away out on the mountain A, B, C 52356 Rel. 7/23/28;

Dubbed onto cyl 5587 (as Wallace); Lat. N311 A, B(B selected) Rel. on 11006 as Marvin!

Frank Wallace and his Guitar Monday, August 20, 1922

Vert. 18663 Drowsy moonlight A, B, C 52387 (Rel. 9/14/28)Lateral N371 A, B, C Rej.

Vert, 18664 Swanee blue jay A, B, £.52387 (Rel. 9/14/28)Lat. N372 A Rej., B Sched. for 11023 (coupled withN439); Vertical dubbed onto cyl. 5603 (Wallace)

Frank Wallace and his Guitar Tuesday Sept. 18, 1928,

Vert. 18733 Oklahoma blues A, B, C Rej, ; Lat. N438 A & B Rej.Vert. 18734 Watermellon smilin' on the vine A, B, C 52451 (Rel.

11/30/28 as Marvin); Dubbed onto cyl. 5620 as Wallace)Lat. N439 A, J^died, for ] 1023 (w372 as Wallace)

Frank Wallace and his Guitar Tuesday, October 16, 1928

Vert. 18812 In the jailhouse now A, B, C 52436 (Rel. 11/7/28 as

Marvin); Dubbed onto cyl. 5628 (as Marvin); Lat. N509A, J3_ok. Rel. on 20002; 7/1/29 as Marvin)

Vert. 18813 Barber's blues A, B, C 52451 (Rel, 11/30/28 as Marvin)Lateral N510 A & B Rej.

Vert. 18814 Ben Dewberry's final run At B, C 52436 (Rel. 11/7/28

as Marvin); Dubbed onto cyl. 5627 (as Marvin)Lateral N511 A ok, B Rel. as 20002 on 7/1/29as Marvin.

Remainder recorded under the name of Marvin.

Friday November 23, 1928

Vert. 18895 - The song of sorrow A, B, C 52460 (Rel. 12/27/28)Lateral N590 A & B Rej.

Vert, 18896 - Walking down the railroad track A, B, C 52460(Rel. 12/27/28); Dubbed onto cyl. 5645; Lat.

N591 A & B Rej.

Tuesday, Dec. 11. 1928

Vert, 18934 - My dreaming of you A, B, C 52490 (Rel, 2/5/29)Lat. N625 A & B Rej.

Vert. 18935 - Poor man's blues A, B, C 52490 (Rel. 2/5/29)Lat. N626 A & B Rej.

Tuesday, Feb, 5, 1929

Vert. 19027 - Riding on the elevated railroad A, B, C 52523 (Rel,

3/11/29); Lat. N718 A t BfC Rej, Dubbed onto cyl. 5692

Wednesday Feb. 6, 1929

Vert, 19034 - My mammy's yodel song A, B, C 52523 (Rel. 3/11/29)Lat, N725 A, B, C Rej. ,

(CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

GROUPOGRAPHY Part I

This is the first of a series of articles *nd geographies

devoted exclusively to rhythm and blues and rock n roll

vocTl groups. 1 will list the groups alphabetically and

include all known information about each group. A

"vocal group" is, as far as this column is concerned,

three or more Negro men or women, or both, or a

majority of Negroes in a black and white mixed group,

£ a Negro lead singer with white singers; also some

Lrto lean and Mexican groups will be listed if they

Id Negro. If you have any information ^upplen^nt

this undertaking please write: Dick Horhek 41-34 Frame

Place, Apt 3-F, Flushing, New York 11355.

ACCENTSAccent 1025

Don't Go -

Cool-A-Roo -

Accent 1031

Forever Yours -

Yes, Yes -

Blue Mill 111

Baby Blue -

Don't Expect A Miracle -

Brunswick 55100

Dreamin' And Schernin' - L 11, 062

Wiggle, Wiggle - L 11, 061

Brunswick 55123

I Give My Heart To You - L 11, 063 (Robert Draper, Jr.

Soloist)

Ching A Ling - L 11, 065 (Lee Godeau, Ji. Soloist)

Coral 62151

Anytiling' You Want Me To Be - L 11, 713

Autumn Leaves (Les Feuilles Mortes) - L 11, 710

Sultan 5500

Rags to Riches -

What Can I Do -

ADELPHISRim 2020

Kathleen - 5283

Darlin' It's You - 5282

Rim 2022

(The Sun Will) Shine Again - 5287

Kiss-A» Kiss - 5286

ADMIRALSKing 4772 - 1955

Oh Yes - 8513

Left With A Broken Heart - 8514

King 4782 - 1955

Close Your Eyes - 8539

Give Me Your Love - 8540

ADMIRALS, CATHY RYAN AND THF

(Lucky MiHinder Orch)

King 4792- 1955

It's A Sad Sad Feeling - 8548

//LUCKY MILLINDER ORCH - Ow - 8549

ADMIRATIONS , NORVEN BASKERVILLE AND THE

X-TRA 100

Gonna Find My Pretty Baby - BS

Lil' Lilf Lulu - OB

AH-MOORSRainbow 10060

Honey, Honey, Honey -

Answer To Write Me A Letter -

ALADDINSAladdin 3275 - 1955

Cry Cry Baby- RR-2341

Remember - CAP- 2467

Aladdin 3298 - 1955

1 Had A Dream Last Nite - CAP 2466

Get Off My Feet - CAP 2468

Aladdin 3314 - 1956

All Of My Life - MR- 26 50

So Long, Farewell, Bye Bye - MR- 2651

ALLEN TRIOOriginal 1005 - c. 1954 - 1955

That f

s What I Like -

//FIVE DIPS - Teach Me Tonight -

ALPACAS, WILLIE WALKER AND THEFreedom 44006

Three Hundred And Sixty- Five -109

Money Mad Man - 108

ALVANSMay 102

What Can It Be -

Love Is A Game -

AMBASSADORSTimely 1001 - 1954

Darling, I'm Sorry (I Made You Cry) - 502

Willa-Bea - 503

AMBERS Feat. Ralph Mathis

Ebb 142 - 1958

Never Let You Go - 20765

Til Make A Bet - 20764

LEE ANDREWS (WITH VOCAL GROUP)

Casino 110

Baby Come Back - G-543 (identical to

Rainbow 252 as by Lee Andrews and the Hearts)

I Wonder -'G-542

ANGELETTES (GIRLS)

Josie 813-1957

Mine And Mine Alone - 158

You Only You - 157

ANGELS (Jimmy Wright Orch)

Gee 1024 - 1956

Glory Of Love - RR-3144

It's You I Love Best - RR-3145

ANGELS, SONNY GORDON AND THEGrand 115 - 1954

Wedding Bells Are Ringing In My Ears - 4131

Times Have Changed - 4132

ANGELSGrand 121 - 1955

Lovely Way To Spend The Evening - 4154

Your Still My Baby - 4155

ANNUALSMarconn CR1Once In A Lifetime - SR-91

Hungry, I'm Hungry - SR-90

ANSWERS (Lefty Bates Orch)

United 212Have No Fear - 1624

Keeps Me Worried All The Time - 1625

FILLING

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CORRESPONDENCE

SPECIAL SEGMENT FROM WALTER C. ALLEN

1, CLEO GIBSON - see issues 86, 87, 88

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Thursday, April 4, 1929

Vert. 19143 - Oklahoma blues #1 A Rej. B ok 52576 (Hel. 5/9/29)

Lat. N836 A ok, B & C Rej.

Vert 19144 - The two gun cowboy Aok, B rej. 52576 (Eel. 5/9/29)

Dubbed onto cyl. 5705; Lat. N837 A & C Rej. jBok.

Monday, June 3, 1929

Vert 19232 - A high silk hat and a walking cane A Rej,(

B ok

52607 (Rel. 6/20/29): Lat. N936, A, B, C ok.

Dubbed onto cyl. 5723. (But not issued)

Vert 19233 - It's funny when you feel that way A Rej. - off pitch;

B ok 52607 (Rel. 6/20/29); Lat. N937 Aok, B scrapped;

C ok.

Wednesday, July 3, 1929

Vert. 19274 - Blue yodel #4 A Rej., B ok 52650 (Rel. 10/15/29);

Lat. N998 A, B, C Rej.

Vert 19275- - She's old and bent but she just keeps hoofin along

A Rej. B ok 52650 (Rel. 10/15/29); Lat. N999 A, C Bej

B

Monday, July 22, 1929 (Remake)

Lat. N998 - Blue yodel #4 F Rej. weak; G Rej. -too weak; H rej.-

weak

Tuesday, July 30, 1929. "Bad voice- date cancelled.

"

Thursday, September 26, 1929 (and his Oklahoma Hounds)

Lat N115S - She's old and bent but she just keeps hoofin along

A, B, C 20011 Rel. 10/29/29.

Lat. N1159 - Oklahoma, land of the sunny West A, B, C ok, 20011

Rel. 10/29/29.

A summary sheet with no date indicated a contract expiration of Sept. 1,

1929 Marvin was to have made 20 selections but was listed for 12,

/

4

I am convinced that there was a real 'Cleo Gibson*. Note the following refer-

ence in BILLBOARD, Oct 27, 1923 : "Gibson mx\d Gibson, the lady being Cleo

Scphus" appearing at the Frolic Theater, Birmingham., Oct. 8th.

Refers also to her singing a blues number,

I would interpret ;he part quoted directly (in quqft ation marks! as

meaning that there avas a vaudeville team, Negro, \chis being trom the

page devoted to Negro events) of a man named Gibson, and Cleo Scphus

Gibson, possibly his wife, perhaps maiden name Cleo Sephus, who did sing

at least some blues.

Interested persons should also read article on trumpeter Henry Mason in

JAZZ JOURNAL, , Feb. I968 p. 13. Mason is quoted as having recalled

recording in Atlanta with an obscure blues singer, and the authors seem to

have no doubt that this is the record.

2 r j. NEAL MONTGOMERY & ORCH, - see issue g 88

1927 personnel of 'Neal Montgomery's Collegiate Ramblers'was given in the Chicago DEFENDER, April 9, 192 7, p, 6. I seem to recall

that Montgomery went,, like Fletcher Henderson, to Atlanta University, but

was at leg. st s couple of years later than Henderson. Perhaps the 'college 1

imp!" i 1" name was Atlanta University. Personnel : Harold Whitting-

iD *, J- etei '^iark, Harold Finlay, Harper Douglas, Eddie Grant, GeorgeRobinson, Joseph Watts, Clarence Beck, Wayman Carver, Nelson Jackson

1. rien). instruments were not named. Only familiar name is WaymanCarver, who played saxes and flute with Chick Webb band, and who died

not so long ago. Peter Clark MIGHT be Pete Clark, sax, who played with

several big bands.

The DEFENDER of March 30, 1929, p. 6, had a brief note that J. Neal Mont-gomery had a ten-piece orch. in Atlanta. The April 13, 1929 issue, p.

reported that J. Neal Montgormerv's orch had recorded two sides for OKeh,

both composed by Henry Mason, trombone (sic) with the band. (Actually, Masonplayed trumpet).

BILLBOARD of Aug. 17, 1929, p.. 26 reported that Montgomery's orch fromAtlanta was playing at Playland, at Rockaway Beach, N. Y. and at Atlantic

City, N. J. , for the 1929 summer season,

J, LOIS DEPPE'b Gennett sessions - see issue no. 81.

Althoug the personnel given by Mr Demeusy is from a photo and undoubtedly

from the same general period., it does not necessarily apply to the record

session itsrif. The Pittsburgh COURIER of Oct. 6, 1923, p. 11 reports that

Deppe 1

s Serenaders are back in Pittsburgh from a western tour, during whichthey recorded for Gennett. The Oct, 20 issue, p, 9, had a long article by

Lois Deppe- about the trip, and the recording session, and giving the personnel

of the band on the recording session itself. This differs in a few details fromthe one given by Demeusy, (This article must be the first detailed description

of aJazss band recording session, complete with personnel/, ever printed. )

cornet - Leon Smothers Ctt*^** Lt** ^^t)trombone - Frank Brass field ^r* hr *saxes - Vance Dixon [plus clarinet), Harry Jackson, --- Stoner ^ -—violin - Emmett Jordanpiano - Earl Hines *.

banjo Dison^/drums - Harry Williamsvocal - Lois Deppe (a Man)

The titles recorded were specifically mentioned : THEY ARE FALLING /

™ ^HE EVENING BY THE MOONLIGHT and CONGAINE.

I. JOE HARRIS - see issue no, 89

1 have a note that Joe Harris died in late 1952 after an auto .accident.i

5, HENRY THIES ORCHESTRA - see issue no. 90

An item in BILLBOARD, July 7, 1928 p. 26 details some recent activities ofthe Henry Thies orchestra in Cincinnati, Tihey had recently recorded thefollowing titles for Victor : THAT'S MY MAMMY, WHEN YOU'RE SMILING,ROSETTE, and WHEN LIGHTS ARE LOW. (Note : three of these corres-pond closely to those listed for Victor Z1462 and 21507; and ROSETTE may bethe missing matrix 45409, ) The personnel of the band was given as

:

trumpets - Howard Crockett, Alvin Millertrombone - William Herringsaxes - Harold James, Lloyd Schaeffer, Russell Fierceviolins - Henry Burgess, Henry Thiespiano - Jack Saatkampbanjo/ vocal - Don Deweytuba - Paul Neffdrums - Fred LowerMost of these names appear in Frank Kelly's article, which is a tribute to hisr^-Sg

Jtrc^- Some first names are given differently, however.

vVMow tor some new material whicn might interest everyunc,

I EDDIE HE YWOOD AND HIS JAZZ SIX - (October, 1926)

This obscure OKeh record, no. 840Z, titles : Let's Start Over Again andTrombone Moanin 1 Blues/ is listed <Jn Rust on page 296. During 192 6 and 5

(UfM^ <*{ flviT (ll 7 V)

in 1927, pianist Eddie Heywood of Atlanta, father of the present-day EddieHeywood (Jr) who recorded for Commodore, was the leader of the jazz bandtouring with the Jimmie Cooper Revue. Singers Butterbeans and Susie werealso with the Revue, and Heywood and some of his men recorded some titles

with them for OKeh too. The Chicago DEFENDER of Oct. 30, 1926 p. 6 re-

ported that the Meywood band was recording for OKeh, The personnel was :

trumpet - Robert Cheektrombone - Jonas Walkersax/ clarinet - Edward Alexanderpiano/leader - Eddie Heywoodbanjo - Henry Waitetraps - Theo Johnson /, . . -.„

Except for the bass sax mentioned by Rust (who might after all be Alexander,doubling) the instrumentation checks with what Rust gives.

This identical personnel was also given in the Pittsburgh COURIER of Feb. 12,

1927, the band still being on tour with Jimmie Cooper's Revue. By Decem-ber, 1927, still on tour with Cooper, the band's personnel was now ;

cornet - James Whitetrombone - Levi Milligansax - Edward Alexanderpiano - Eddie Heywood (Sr)

banjo - Clarence Phillipsdrums - Herbert Cowens (- prob Herb Cowans)

(from Pittsburgh COURIER Dec, 17, 1927).

The MAY correspond to the personnel for the two unissued OKeh sessions

of September 1927, listed by Rust.

^ f#ta\tf& K»m7. ORIGINAL JAZZ HOUNDS (Rust, p. 482)

For the first Columbia coupling, 14086 -D, under this band name, Rustnames Bubber Miley as cornetist, but does not divulge his source. Now,from the Chicago DEFENDER of Sept. X, 1925, p. 10, we learn that

the cornetist was Thornton G. Brownf formerly of Lois Deppe's Serendafers,

and now director of the Original Jazz Hounds, under management of PerryBradford, and that their first record, No. 14086-D, was already recorded,

8, ERSKINE TATE on Paramount MI! "^ &&+W' *'*<*} £$&" &A*t

The Pittsburgh COURIER of Sept, 29, 1923, p. 11, has a news item about theNew York Recording Laboratories, temporarily shifting its recording officesfrom New York to Chicago 'this week 1

,' and recording many stars in Chicago :

Ida Cox and Monette Moore, both ace. Lovie Austin; Edmonia Henderson;and new rhleases by Ollie Powers Orchestra and by Tate's Vendome Orchestra,

No Paramount releases under Tate's name have ever been found; possiblysome of those blank masters m the early 1500' s may be unissued ErskineTate jazz recordings ! JG>U*T* DefSjJ'r L,* %T ****/• &'***&&*

6, 9. BILLY PAGE & BROADWAY SYNCOPATORSThe Pittsburgh COURIER of May Z4, 1924 p. 9 reported that this band was torecord for Okeh on the next Friday, the titles being CHICAGO GOUGE andBURNING KISSES. This was a Negro band, which came to NY from Pitts-burgh the year before and was then playing at the Capitol Palace Club and intheaters. I don't think any issues of this item are known.

10. DIXIELAND JUG BLOWERS and CLIFFORD HAYESThe Chicago DEFENDER of July 2, 192 7. o, 6, reported that banjoist AbeWhite was coming to Chicago to make nmfe record titles, including SOUTHERNSTOMP, with Clifford Hayes 1 orchestra , This would seem to correspond tOthe June 6-7, 1927, sessions involving £he Dixieland Jug Blowers (Rust, p175) and the Clifford Hayes orchestra (p. 281),. SOUTHERNSTOMP, was one of the tunes recorde

11. LEECAN AND COOKSEY

(p. 281Y. SOUTHERN SHOUT, not . /

There was a feature story about the killing of one member of the JAZZINGTHREE which toured the pool rooms, cafes and restaurants of Halrlem

to pick up money by playing for the patrons. The trio was broken up whenan unknown assailant's bullet killed Luny Van Story, age 35, of 221 West 140thStreet. Robert Leecan, 28, of 14D West 133 St, was injured. Robert "RabbitFott' Cooksey, 32, of 155 West 123 St, was not hurt. The 'trio played har?romcabanjo and guitar. (New York AMSTERDAM NEWS,' March 3, 1926, p. 21

RIM CHIPS -++«/*m£«-

"Please sit on the other side, Bix oncethrew up here and I hold the memory aacred."

FRANK TRQMBAR (see RR 90, 92)

Into, from Fred Smith* N. Riverside, III.

I was interested in the short article by Frank Kelly in

RRJ89 on the 1938 Fran"* Trumbauer band, and the follow-up

in RR *90 by Ken Crawford (who said he had a nuniber of

4raLbauer^ Standard tr^criptions) and by RR alitor Len

/un ad or Bob Colton (who has some Trombar" Key atone

traBscrintlonB). I have a 76rpra 10") of "The Night you

Said Goodbye/ as by FRANK TROHBAR & ORCHESTRA, Vocal By

DSAW5 JANI9, dated i/25/38 on t*a gLeotro-Vox label*

(£v.££oo) (*ectro -Vox Recording Studios, Los Angeles).

This ie 6 one-sided recording Maybe this was connoted

with the Standard transcriptions?

LAWRENCR WELK, FRANKIE SANDERS. FRANKIE FARRELl

Data from Mike S Lite Uffe, NSW, Australia

leaue 74- .(Filling in Diacotraphically

)

Laurence We Ik & ^rankle

gARUBSTFQLKBRS?? ON DISC (see RR 92)

Letter from L<a. \T*^- Kl>Tc^ L L}

Ortskany, New York

^our article on genuine folk material versus pseudo-folk was most interesting

(RR #92). Aa to the question of whether Cal Stewarts material and accent

*'Ould be considered genuine or not, may I make two observations which may

support the latter contention? The first is that Stewart waa not a native

of New England, He waa born in Virginia in 1856 on a farm which, he later

lamented , was "so poor, we had to fertilize it to make brick 1" (Source: Jim

Walsh.) Tfalsh also relates an oooesion in which Stewart went to a recording

studio and handed h written copy of a atory he intended to record, to one of

the employees of the studio. Stewart asked for the man's opinion of the

atory. Told that it wasn't aueh 7 Stewart agreed. But he said it would be

improved once he injected hia par^oaality into. The employee agreed

afterward that it was. My otlher observation is that Stewart was a very

good dialebtition. In "Uncle Josh Takes the Census, fl hef spoke both Swedish

and Irish dialects, and in "Last Day of School at Punkin Centre," hia

impression of the Gerronn oommencement apeaker was truly remarkable. The

genuine rustic would not be expected to take on many dialects and handle

them as well as Stewart did e „_jX

THE "KING" CATALOGA Listing in the Growth oF Recorded Popular Music Americano

a continuation/ FROM &4yi)

Dy /vithonv'Rotante and Kuil Mohr

5557 CHICK ftHIS HOT HODSJiswy Caught The Dieken* (10769)Juat Doing Book And Roll (10770)

5:>38 THE TARGETSIt Doatn't Hatteruirla,Uirla,Girla

(£ 10944)(K 10945*

continued from Issue 92

&491 HAflE BALLARD ,,___*Vrhat Ib This I See ( ly67J

J

The Continental V.alk tl^o8t> J

551} liENHY LOuRJS U*CHKSTHABo in* Everything (IO676)The uig Fxog, (1U859)

5492 2EB TURNERIt Juet Tears Le AllI Hung tiy H«ad And Cried (107U2)

To AleT^ ?*" y.als uaum (gjOL.y Soldier ^oy (IU717)I'm A Freo kittle ^,ird (1^720)

5^39 LITTJSI WILLI Ji JOHWSeed Your Love So Bid (K 8592)Drive He Hose (£ 9743)

5540 GKOHOIE wmAngel In The Sky (K 10917/Too Late Jor School <K I09Ifc)

those Broadway ieeuee of

issued here in Australia ae well ae other iseuee

la the run down. , *

(Welk))rch

L15 aa Gus Vinson's Orchestra

Sanders wereof Welk. Here

As far as his earliest work is concerned,record, "A Talk by Happy Cal Stewart^-thedate of July 9, 1897, stemped on it.

I have a BerlinerYankee Comedian,"

Gramophonewith a recording

who'

L Q47-2 Uy Canary \rfcts Circles lAider >*fi* £yee.

issued en Lyric 3370 ae Paul's Novelty Q*-. i* <7 Tit' a <= flii a ll'l TlOrtrS T

ft U

May I add another to the list of early folk artists? Silas Leaohroan,

made several Victors back around 1902 and '03, sounds unsophisticated and

thus, by your definition, genuine. My only example of hia work is

black-label Victor #1129, *Qult That Tickling Me." Thislittle on the order of Cal

thea

Stewart

1-953-2

L. 1142-2L.I146-?

Sumini t

Smile J^am Va &I Surrender tj?ear

as

die on Lyric 33?0

on Angelus 3353

extremelyare not

ae Paul'p ttov Oroh

a 9 *rankle Sander

e

single-facelaughing song vith piano accompaniment, a

"Ticklish Reuben" in theme. But the tune and words of Quit are

simple compared to Stewart's song, which leads me to believe they?y a professional song writer* I would refer anyone *5*g£^ £ Wttg

Walsh* a articles about Leachman in HOBBIES magazine for

I'd say he was the first genuine folk artist.

I'mI'm

Jue7K1

at ,A fiancmg $ieethenrtru Hth ti>ve

information to JimJuly and. August, 1955,

un Lyric 3439Lyric 3375

elk Orch) ^fl^Wturn up:Wf(Both last two ae by Lawrence ^.

Note* 4uite a few of these Paramount (L. inastere)

here in Australia, (at last count ?3 known)

Have just read through to :ame department in issue 78 and this

verifies part of this.

OTRAD TAZZ AND BLUES ON WFMU 91

Report from Bill Stamm

1 FM-

Issue 91;

I can add some more to the hecorded

•and, mainly on the llncoln label

?484C also on Lincoln

works of the Frank ^arrell

2486A ^ " Sw a e t(lfus

i

j;>^on

?(>44A */^£uiu Wail'* l/on

tjM tfi**r'A.o.B.Pj

Lincoln 2643

Lincoln 26^8

5403 PET£ A7TD ERN3EU# Stole Uj Olrl (10725)The Donkey Troy (10728 )

54Q4 X0S STANLEY BilOTlIEllS

Little Beesle (I06lj) .

Village Chuxoh Yard (10621)

5495 JGHH BAHilY ORCHESTRA31aok Stookin&e (1068 7)Get Lost Jaok Prost (1Q688) ^5496 PIVE KEYSStop Vour Crying (^563)Do Something Por Lie (4582)

5497 OTIS -Y,ILLIAIiS

Jufit Forget About lie (4908) )You Know How liuoh I Care (4§99)

5498 &KI3£ MI) HUTHIf And Vihon it Happens (4940)Haroby Carohy (4948^)

5541 0i3Ili WLSOH *HIS OKIIK'S3?X? OU^lHJl UUi'AO \U^*»; llAKnitv rnAua (v TflQfVi^5515 COVrBOY C0iJAS (OP)It VJjon't Let Them Change lour i..lnd'

5516 LITTLE VrlLLlJS JOHNTake Ly Love (10748-2)K;,w You Know (IO75O-I)

5542

9K1 FM

Truth1

Music

News .

FREE FORM RADIOWFMU

EAST ORANGE, HEW JERSEY

0701&

A LISTENER SPONSORED STATION

91.1 Fi*;

549^ WADi UAINEHOn The Ban'Liy Home Ip

5517 I-ICUAEL JJOLLIDAYDream lioy Dream '(lU87f) (IO879)I \-onder v.ho's LiBPing iler Now

5518 TIE STANLEY BROTHSBS (C JH)I'll Take The i^lame (10598)I'd WrBhlp You (IO600)

5519 JAL'JilS BBOV.N presents his bandCross Firing (10884)Night Flying (luSQ^J

5520 RLNQ AND CLILEY (C&WjLove uh i^ove Please Oome (4691)double Eagle (I0755)

6n The Banks Of The Ohio 107II) Zffi^MS?! an (b muiflown In Dizie ( 10712 ) l&S*?.D^*L"^ &%P }

Telvphone

AREA CODE 201

675-5343

info is that they viereThe reaaon for hav inii this Lincoln

ISl/here in huge quintitjes in the late 1920'e

ranae from 2000 to ^6£l, (the highest found

Dear Len:

Thanks for the Sept* issue of "RR"subscription plus the kind note from you.

^

to start off my current

BILLY HAYS (see^ .- •

Info,

KM;

!^^wftA«a)from Jack Monte

z

tAtlantic Citv. N.J.

PUlffi 4fiV468 " 3>ixielKiia Uvi^ffalk/Tin Hoof liluesTOPBilly hrvh J)ixielandern*

I ranJfhlle Dlaying H.J. State J^air,

on" thlfsLaion, and he gave me the following!

Walter uates - Piano

Frank De Prino (decftanedj - Jianjo

Ed iJathewR (also d<,oeafl«rt) - ftlarinot

Jark Paficne - Trrvobone

Billy Hays - TOrunn & lea.de

Ton! Winston - vocal ifl

t

into .iark PaPcoe, Trombone

Regarding the jazz radio show, you asked for a few paragraphsof backround Info, 90 here.it ia (in a nutshell): The show started dur-

ing the first week of June on WFMU at a slightly earlier time apot on

Sundays but now ie heard Sundays at 7 pm to Qpm. I contend (unless

otherwise corrected) that it is the only regular scheduled vintage-type jazz radio program in the metropolitan area, either on AM or

I realise Ed Beach on WRVR, broadcasts the tradidaAonal stylethree times a month but it is outweighted by 17 or 18

programs during the same month. Ditto for Father 1 Conner.

two ormodenn .ja^z

5500 GLIFF (ilQHKy TOHK) SCOTTCutis (4987)Hang Out (4989)

5501 ETTA JONESDon't Worry 'Bout Le (8070)I Thought About You (8874)

^500 CLIFJ (iiONKY TOHK) SCOTTCutle (49§7-l)Bang out (4989-I)

5501 ETTA JOUBBDon't ^orry 'Bout LI0 (8870-1)I Tnought About You (8874-1)

5502 AM JONBS (C&W)Pieces Of L£ ileart (1073J)Hit And Kun (107M)

550 } LITTLiS V.ILLIE JOHNFlfuaingo (105§0)Spring Fever (10?45)

Good Llan Blues (D I5I8)'

5522 J.E. IA1NERLainers Jew's iiarp (10875)Get Away Old Uan Gut Away (10882)552> CIIAIiLES BHOV/NThis x'ool Has Learned ( 10b92)Butterfly (10893)

554:5 K?"NHY ROBl^Tr

Two Stop:: ForwordlKl095?)GDrtdbyo Far llini (K10958)

5144 COWBOY »0PASIt'e A Lonely World (K 255Z)Don't Let The» ohange Your hitid

(* 2554)5545 BUOKKK CHURCHHind Your Ovn Buaintts (K 16004)You Got the flight idon (K ItOOf)

5t)46 SLLIOTT SHAVERIi drHIS BLAiEfiii

Soratoh That Itch (X I0*tl)Way Down Hom Blues (R 10W>2)

5M? J AHJiii SHOW ATHE FAKQUS FLAKiJttftt You And Ho (R 4S57)I Lov« You Tfo» Iflo (X lOtlii)

5546 ROKKIE SPEKES *HX$ KLKODSWhat la Your Technique (K 10959)Pleaee Walt For He [K 10$iQ)

5549 KTTA JORBSMountain Greenery (K Bb69)5524 JAUS3 BUOV.N

I'll Never 'lever Let ^ou Go (G7294) white Clifft Of Dover (K fi^J71)

Dahy xou'r© .Light (4932)

5525 TIHj: uSJ^iiN^The Swinging Gypsies (lw9ul)Bunkhouse .jlues (1^902)

5526 LATTIE LOuHB (Civ-)If The Good ~ord'n uiliizig (10842)Sundown And Oorrow (lu043l

5527 OtfIS WILLIAMS AH1S CHABH3Penlo (K 10907)Pardon Mt (OR 15594)

5529 CKCI1 SORSAfT * 3MITTK SMITH

5550 HARK BALLARD *THB MIlWlGHTKniJ

Big Red Suneet (K 10909)Can't You See- I Reed A Friend'

^1091

6

5551 THE BOBETTBSLooking For A Lover (J> 75JI)Are You Satiafied (D 7354)

5562 Wim flUHPHRIBSThief In The Right (c 10975)What Makes You So Tough (I 10976)

5563 BOBDT WHALBR ft 10979)Beeauee You've Fallen In LoYeAngel Love (K 10980)

5564 BARL B0ST1CApril In Portugal (K I0I34)The Thrill It cone (KVK254)

5565

5566

5567 CODY GWEVSSeparated (K I098I)Sajie Old Worry (l 10982)

5568 &MIB WILSOR AHIS aSRIIlLove, Lovo,Love D-R^g-A^t (II090>)Coat Here Darling (I 10903)

5569 SHEF LOKO wThe Hmftmir String*The Little Hatoh Olrl (k 10985)

THE HAYPUR STRINGSThe Little Hatch Olrl (K 10986)

5570 CHAHLKiJ BROWWithout A friend (I 10085)If You Play with Cats (r 10984)

5571 COWBOY COPASSweet Thing (K 2074)SlgnodfSMltA Then Porgotten (X35067)

5572 THJS TRAMPSTomahavk (I 10965)Meharedja (K 10964)

5573 JAMES BROW *THB FAMOUS FLAKB8Lett Soatono (K 10627)Croat Ttri&g (K 10884}

5574 VDDY JACOBSDon't Call He (10967) (KI0988)Why Don't You Htkt Op Your Kind

5575 ALBERT KINODon't Throw Your Love On Ho St StretgThli Homing (10990) /(1C989)

5576 JOHNNIE SFKRCBA JbhO

Advtnturtt In Ptrtdltt (ill 10991)The fitloony (KIB 10992)

5552 THE EUMORTSBut Only Wl tfc YouRooplt (JC 10966)

(K 10965) 5577 LITTLE WILLIE JOHRThere Ie Sottont In ThitAptuan Lttvtt (10581)

World Por Mt/(890T)

(H's canrtpt reae•nh*?r the trumpet)

TOPbutnot

Wg*m* a «hort-li-ed, •?« JJSjAJi *Sd*the -ecordin-s ^ere mdft in Philadelphia, and

evrn h-tpiard a tfuftas at the date.

outfit,;iirk would

So far, I Tve presented one whole hour of Armstrong Hot Fiveand Seven recordings, two whale programs of New OrleamB style, incl.the whole 16 AM side of Bunk explaining the early days, et al. f andanother program devoted entirely to Lu V/atters and the west coastsound. Hext Sunday will feature vocal blues (pt 1) featuring Bessie

Smith.

WFMU is generally a avant garde rock/folk/blues completemusic station with no commercials (or other high powered hangups).

I also contribute to the overall image by dj /programming a 4p>n to 8pm

5504 IIARRY HEAD + TOt'^Y SCOTT BAfl s j,_d s Jtidt (K n>9«8)Tfhtr© Did You Stay Lart Night Stcon(| ^^^ Htirt- (K 47C7 )I'm Lonesome (10775-1) (10771-1)

5505 J01OJNY TULSA (C&?0I'll Try (10751)So One But La (10752)

5529 AMOS MILBUfflHovln' flat (E 10899)Tht Haaatr (K 10900)

*tJAZZ DISCOGRAPHIES UNLIMITED"

portionleast asuch as

on Saturdays. By the way, on this segment, I like to do at

half hour worth of the nitty gritty folk blues with people

House, Skip James, Brownie & Sonny, Miss. John Hurt, etc

5506 BIO BEN* S BAHJOBCuddle lip A Little Clcliary's A Grand Old Ka»t (1078b)

5530 CHAKLER BPOfrN (10897)

Cuddle Up A Little Cloaer (10785) It,s ChrlEtmnn All Year Round'

10786) Christmas Is Heaven(hl0947]

Son

I 8HAM J*NCS

Y»U* HCADERi AMUTkTCC

TMC

EDITORERNIE EDWARDS, Jr

The main reas*n r*n writing at tmib time

IS T LET V»W KN*W THAT •"£ »F tUP- BIG 1-RtJECTl

W*H THE NEKT YEAR I* THE CtMPUETE

Dl«O#0RARHV. JF YtU (J»ULO TELL

THI* F»R«*)EOT f IT «»ULO S|NOE»ELEY IE APPttttATttti

At this time *c have a oirculati»n draft makin«

f^undb. This first draft is far fr#m esMFUCTEt

MUCH INFSRMATItN IS NEEDED. AkY #F VtUR READER'S

whs wish ts see this draft ca-'i write ts me a*0 i

will rut their hames sn »ur oiroulatish list. assss*

Editsr Sill Ksrst has the draft nsw, but all whs

WANT TB CHE OK IT BVER ARE WELOSME T» OS SB. I WSULO

LIKE ALL DETAILS THAT YBU* READERS (aNO BTHERb) HAVE

SH THI BAND} MASTER NUMBERS, VSOAL CREDITS, OBMFSBER

DRE01T9 FRBM BRlQlNAL LABELB, FEATURED SSLBISTS, ETC.

EWERVBNE RHS CBNTRIBUTES A REASBNASLE AMBUKT BF I NFS

WILL REOEfVE A FREE OSRY BF THE OBMFLETED

WITH THE FRBFER CREDIT FS/R CBNTR I BUT I Nt*

IT IB TIME FBR A DECENT DISCSSRAFHY BN

BAND« I ALBS NEED RERSBNNEL Fm MANY

MOCUEN AT RCA-VtCTBR HAS SENT ME ALL THE MABTERB, DATES

AND ALTERNATES, SB ALfTHAT I NEED FBR THE RCA BWARE PERBBNNCL LISTINGS. LATESTi FRWJK OBICCS HAS JOJNED THE TEAM,,

Hope that sort of sums up the effort, Len,

I know many or your su&scribers m this area may be

,iasz program and possibly the station in general.

and as mentionedinterested in my

BDD1E PEABODY

Comments frnrri Lowell Schreyer, Mankato Minn.

Congratulations on a fine service to old record buttTa.

specialty is banjo. Have you done anything in the past on

activities of d Id t Line banjo is,t^ddie

5507 TBE aTJBBAHD S1STEHS (C&V,)Dear Dad (lu78l)Story Of An Aching Ileaxt (10782)

5508 SAmLY LEEDS QECLIESTBATenderly Ona Cha (4535)

(10?78)Btllin 1 The Jaok

Peabody? He tells

Edison, Qenntffi:t)'^e gal, Banner, r i o iQ ,

of titles and labels and as a result

Mythe 78he was

Domino anddetails

rpmonCameo

are

BBBK ALBNSl/wE. THINK

THIS OREAT

WEsaiBNS. Bras

6.

but kept no listinghazy* I'd like to compile a complete list of his recordings prior to

his more wa,eent Dot LP work and wonder if you already have Information

that would be of help in this. I T d hate to duplicate anything

already been done*

At age 67, Peabody is still a performing banjoist and I get to

see him occasionally In banjo sessions when he's playing in Minnesota.

1 did a three -pert biography on him in B.M.8. tBan jo, MsBttlttt 4nd

Guitar) magazine of London in 196£ but was weak on th disc daxaA

I'm trying to catch up on that now and would appreciate any start you

can give me.

5509 R0» GOODWIH 0BC1JBGTRARomanoff And Juliet (10779)il Morocco Tea Rooaa (I078O)

5510 HAHK BALLABUTUe anritob^a-rco (108>1)The float (10836)

&531 BOB KAMES (K1097?)

The Niclit Before Chrlfltisas Pt.l" " M Pt.r(Kl0973)

5532

9753 WM fAKDFRQRirT BHOTKKHSThe Ctrotr Of Hy Kyt (K IOSSfi)

Tomorrow Haver Cornea (E 10689)

5555 IKS TtTHHBR

3he Mtdt Ky Blood Run Cold(? 1250)Tht Big Qutltion (? 12^1)

9954 DO* REVO ft SMILKYThat Mooa It No Stopping Place FarHoliday Riligian (KIOS58) /(Kf07J7

5555 PREHT23 SLASmI Cat Tail (K 10967)Looking Per A Friend (C 1096a)

5556

9554 TUB y.«BTIERSTat Rtartat Thing Te Heaven (K IOC 55 5559 BOB IAMES

5557 TUB 8TAILKY BROTHBBSThere It A Trap (I 10912)Pttt Bxprete (E 10915)

5558 OTIS WILLIAMS 4HIS CBARKfl

Tht Storet (X 10969)Tift Httrtt (t 10970)

5578 HAM BALLARD fttht HIDbU0HTKBBI*b Genna Hits You (10674)D» You Rtatabtr (10911)

5579 JORHKY (GUITAR) WAT30ICuttln* la (10921)Brake And Lonely (16020)

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.issue 37

WORLDCATALOG OF WORLD TRANSCRIPTIONS

(1933 to 19631

Compiled by DAVID KRESSLEY

ABOUT THE WORLD BROADCASTING SYSTEM. .

.

(Introduction repeated from issue B9>

Although Woild triUfeC'Ipilons, like most olhtr ratlio u.inj-

enpiionj, are npi available to Uic general public (tlicy ore

licensed for lire by, and tented to radio ilstiorn fur broadcast

purpose* onlyi, the music and cnteftalnmeurt on them certainly

waj produced for the enzyme fit of trie public ami for every tatte

In music. Through tin ft uecadci Hie World iSroideasrlng Sytwrn,

If*c, ha* presumed a cavalcade of the Fintst orchestras, vocalists,

and efilettaintrs. There are very few famous recording Artists

wlio have not recgrded for World I Over the yens tills iranscrlp-

tion company has been independently owned and has been

affiliated with Pccca lleeotds and the nedetic W, Ziv Company,

At lait tepotl, the Company is still actively producing transcrip-

tions.

This reaeatch hat been produced to reveal ilie fabulous line-

up of artists who recorded for Wot Id over a 30-yotr penod. The

listing* arc artanged in numetical si que nee, starting with

transcri prion 81/8, made in 1933. Hie project ends wuli Disc

R-<M2, released approximately May, J 963, This coin pi la it on

Of Information was made Train early and recent World catalogs,

villa to radio stations subscribing to die World frog ram Service

library,' and data supplied by people who have been associated

with these transcriptions over the years. This reJeareliet shot! Id

not be repaid ed AS a source for obtaining any of the actual

t T a inscription* In thcie listings, bat in every case where additional

information is requested (such ai song titles, etc.!, every effort

will be made to supply suth data, This research has been sub-

mitted and published solely for the purpose of statistics and infor-

mation.

PSEUDONYMS . ,

,

Well- known artists, under contract with commercial recording

companies, were not permitted to use their real names on early

radio transcriptions. Hi ere fore, pseudonyms have been used for

many of the early World artists. In some cases - the same

initials have been used (example: Hall Keene is Hal KcmpS, In

other situations - ihe initials are different {example: Dick

Reynolds is Will Osborne). Quite often, two or more pseudonyms

have been used fot the same artist (example: FUlph M ait in A

Reed Murray are both Rusj Morgan), Real names (where known)

follow the pseudonyms (in parenthesis and in capital letters) in

the listing.

NUMBERING SYSTEM, , .

From ihe beginning, and for many years, each song (or

medley of songs), was assigned a unit number. (These unit

number* run consecutively from #1 to #11266). Theic wetc 8

unit* to each tranicri prion (4 to each side), for example,

transcription ft 1/3 would have units 1, 2, 3, &. 4 on Side l and

&, a, % & a on Side 2, The next record in sequence (#8/185

would have units 9, 10, 11, 12 on Side 1. and 13, 14, IS, 16

on Side S. (Lengthy songs were assigned 2, 3, Of more unit

numbers, while very short pieces, such as interludes, etc. would

be assigned sub-units - example: 661 A, 661 B, 6fil C, etc,

A medley is regarded as one unit In most cases}. This number-

ing pattern (8 units to a disc) continues through transcription

#4141/4446. Beginning with #444^/4456 through H 1256/ 1 1268,

there are 10 units to each transcription (5 to a side). A change

In numbering took place after unit #1 1288, At that point the

numbering sequence was changed to begin with Disc 1.0 1, Disc

102, Disc 103, etc. Tilis numbering pattern continues' for the.

balance of thil research, (each cut marked A, B, C, D, .etc.).

Without Vocal

With Vocal

Western, and folk

LABELS AND "PRIiFLX" NUMBERS, , .

The very e.irly transcriptions contained labels widiout srnst's

names or song lilies. A catalog was used in conjunction witb the

dLsi-i to find desired material fo: bfixidtast. The labels contained

only the unit numbers plus a "prefix" number (in front of each

unit number) to indicate the general type of selection, (Fxarnple:

30O-4U. 200-53, etc,). The "'prefix" numbers were used Irom

the beginning (frl/8}, up to, and including 9iH39/$?4tT, The

"prefix" numbers ranged in hundreds from HJu> to hJ0u. The

general categories are as follows , >

.

100 - Concert and Salon

200 - Popular Dance Orchestra

300 « Populai Dance Orchestra

400 - latin American & Spanish

500 - Standard Vocal

6QQ - Standard Vocal

7 (JO - Concert and Salon

800 - Novelty Dance, Hillbilly,

SJ00 - i'Saud, Patriotic, College, and i'ipe Organ

The "prefix" numbers ate not used in this research.

Un-iltled labels gave way to titled ones in the late H*H0's,

All early discs that still remained in the "active"' library {those

which bad not been deleted or wmh-dtawri;, by tins time received

titled labels along with the new releases of the period,

VERTICAL OR LATERAL? 16" or 12"

From the beginning (l h3:H;i> until the releases of Sept. /Oct.

IUS9, all World transcriptions were originally issued as IS"

Vertical (Hill and dale). LVgi lining with Disc SOtt, I lie disci

became 16" Lateral, Any of the earliei discs (old series; up to

H\ 126 Bhand Disc Series up to 'tftuJV), which still remained in the

"active" catalog were re-nsued as Id" Lateral, Therefore, manyof me older transcriptions were iater available as Literal discs.

Beginning with Disc D-55R (Feb, /Mar, Iftil), all traiisctiplions

arc 12" LP {Mjcrogroove), The transcriptions front D-5.!>6 on

are prefixed with a "D" tot discs containing jingles, Sound effects,

etc,, and "R" for the ones containing -music. All world transcrip-

tions ate 33 1/3 rput.

WITHDRAWN OR "RESTRICTED" DISCS, . .

At least once a year, radio stations renting the World

library wet e sent a hit of discs that wetc to be removed from

their libraries and returned. An explanation of this is that the

withdrawn discs contain songs and materials which arc out-

moded and no longer are being programmed in continuity

Series. Most of these "wJthdiawn" discs were of the popular

music eategoty, which en plants why most of the early popular

transctiptions wetc short- lived, Hy contrast, much of the

Conectt. Salon, Military Hand, etc. type has remained in the

libraties down through the years,

SEVERAL NOTES CONCERNING THIS RESEARCH.

Each transcription listed Is given at least two lints - one for

eactl side. Where one line is not enough, additional indented

lines are used. The number in parenthesis hehind each irtist

indicate* the number of cuts by that artut L (A nice ley is regarded

as one cut}. This is especially helpful In cases where more than

one atlist appears on one side of a disc,

[n the case where vocalists are known (they are noi always

revealed on labels and in catalogs), they are included with the

listings. If they use a pjnudonym - this is also revealed, if known.

If only one jong of a group has a vocal it will be indicated by

"Vocal", "Voc." or "Vo. ". If there ore two or mote vocals,

it will be indicated by "Vocals",HVocs.", or "Vs.".

10269/10396

10299/1O3OP)

10309/10316

10319/1033R

continued from

10019/10036

10O39/10O3B

10O39/1SO4B

10049/10058

10059/10068

10069/10078

10079/10088

10089/10098

10099/10108

10109/10118

10119/10138

10139/10138

10130/10148

10149/10158

Iqi59/1016B

10169/10178

lOiTg/ioiee

101B9/10198

10199/1030B

10309/10318

10219/ioaae

10339/10338

10339/10348

10349/10358

10359/10368

10369/10378

Issue 92

Lyn Murray Announcements ft

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NewNow

OpeningClosing

ThsmsTheme

(9)(8)

(5)Trio) (4)

Lyn Hurray AnnouncementsLyn Murray Oroh. (5)

Diek Haymes With Carmen Dragon Orch,

Bddy Howard ( Vocal* : Eddy Howard &

Bob Eberly With Mack Stewart Orch. (5)

jimmy Lytell Orch.. (5)

David Rose Orch, (4)

Hat Brandwynne ( Vocals : joe Martin) (5)

Monica Lewie with Mack Stewart Qt. (5)

Oeri Galien ft Hie Caribbean Boys (5)

John Oart Trio (5)Dick Haymee With Carmen Dragon Orch, (5)

Lyn Murray Orch. Iflth Larry Brooka A Gotham Qt. (4

J

Helen Forrest With Carmen Dragon Orch. (5)

Jimmy Lytall Orch. (5)

Kat Brandwynne (Vocals; joo Martin) (5)

Bddy Howard (vocale; Eddy Howard ft Trio) (4)

Page Oavanaugh Trio (5) (Vocaln

Gotham Male Quartet (4)

Prank Rayo With Jamee Peterson At The Organ (4)

Ernest Tubb (5)

Lyn Murray Orch. With Larxy BrookH & Gotham 0,t.{3)/Lyn Murray (3)

Carman Dragon Orch. (5)

World concert Orch, - Philip Qremi, Conductor (3)Trio) (5)

Trio & Pags Cavanaugh)

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10369/10378

10379/10388

10389/10390

Eddy Howard (Vocale: Eddy Howard AFotine Trio,Maralyn Mareh.ft Johnny

The Heartbeat! & Rurb Morpan) (5)

Goodf ellonLarry Fotine (Vocei

Ruse Morgan (Voc a:Jimmy Wakely (5)

Carmen tjavallaxo orch. (5)

Rubs Morgan Announcementa With Thame (fl)

Feature program 8ignaturea (8)

Feature Program BignatureB (R)

Three Buna (5)Homernaker Harmonies (BignatureB & Production Aids - With The

Jingle Jacka And Jills) (15)Hubb Morgan (Vocar Rubs Morgan, The Heartbeats,* Ralph Brewster)

(

Sob Etterly With Mack Stewart Quartet (5)Monica Lewie With Mack Stewart Quartet (5)Larry Potina (Voce: Fotine Trio,Marnlyn Mar ah, & johnny Soltan)(5)

Dick Haymes With Carmen Dragon Orch. (5)World Concert Orch. - peter Yorke, Conductor (5)

Dick Haymes With Carmen Dragon 0rch B (S)

World Concert Orch, - Philip Green, conductor (3)

Helen Forreat With Carmen Dragon Orch, (5)Ray Bloch Orch. (5)Eddy Howard (Vocals: Edcly Howard A Trio) (5)Rusa MoTgen (Voce: Rues Uorgan^Lousnne Hogan.A MorgfinaireB} (5)

Oeri Oalian ft Hia Caribbean Roya (5)Carmen Cavallero Orch, (4)Page Cavanaugh Trio (5) (Vocale? Trio & page cavanaugh)

Bob Eberlir With llRck Stewart Quartet (5)

"Our Cl'.rlRtmaeThree FJunn (5)Carmen Cavallero Cr^h, (4)Rubb Moriran f^ocsr Ru,Re Morgan ,Louanne Hoean heartbeats .4 Trio) (5)Eddy Howard f Vocals t Eddy Howard ft Trio) (5)Artist' a Holiday Annouicemente (Three Suns t p. Cavanaugh jM.l.awii

,

B.Eberly .RpMorgnrTjLj/urray ,D.Roeo. E.Howard, n.HayTTifla,H.rorreat,C. Dragon ^R, Bloch, ft t .Fotine) (13)

Jeaee Crawford f r>)

Lyn Murray Otch, (voce: Lyn Hurray Chorus) (4)Jimmy Lytell Orch. (5)Ernest Tubb (4)Monica Lewie With Mack Stewart Quartet (5)

10349/10358 Dick Hayrnes with Carmen Dragon Orch, (5)Lyn Murray Orch, With Larry BTcoke A Gotham Quartet (4)

10359/10368 World Chapel Singers - filth Organ Accomp. (5)Helen Forrest Announcements (10)Eddy Howard ( Vocals ; Eddy Howard ft Trio) (4)Larry Fotine (Voce; Maralyn Marsh ft Johnny Ooodfellow) (6)Lee Brown (vocale: Lucy Ann Polk ft Butch Btone) (6)Page Cavanaugh Trio (VocB: Allen Burna, Trio, A P. Cavanaugh )( 6)Carmen Cava 11a ro Orch. (4)World Concert Orch. - Philip Green* Conductor (4)

10399/10408 Helen Forrest With Carmen Dragon Orch, (5)World Concert Orch, - Philip Green, Conductor (4)

10409/1041R Bob Eboxly With Mack Btewart Quartet (5)Larry Fotine (vocs: Johnny ooodfellow, Fotine Trio, Choir, A

Maralyn Marsh) (5)10419/10428 Monica Lewis With Hack Stewart Quartet (5)

Eddy Howard (Vocals: Eddy Howard ft Trio) (5)10439/10438 Lea Brown (Vocals: Butch Stone A Lucy Ann Polk) (5)

Gari Galian ft His Caribbean Boye (5)

10439/10448 John Oart TrioErnest Tubb

10449/10458 World Commercial Jingles (13JWorld CoTranerciRl J In glee (13)

10459/10468 Dick Haymes With Carman DrRgon Orch, (5)

Three Suns ("?)

10489/10479 Monica Lewie with Hay Bloch Orch. (4)

Lyn Murray Orch. With Earl Wrightaon A Gotham Quartet (4)

10479/104HR Eddy Howard (Vocals: Eddy Howard & Trio) (4)

Larry Fotine (Vocals; johnny Goodfollow a Maralyn Marsh) (5)

10489/10498 Page Oavaneugh Trio (vocale; Page Cavanaugh A Trio) (5)

Jimmy Lytell Orch. (5)10499/10508 Dick Haymse With Carmen Dragon Orch- (6)

World concert Orch. - Peter Yorke, Conductor (4)

10b09/lu51h Eddy Howard (vocale: Eddy toward ft Trio, A Band) (4)Larry Fotine (Vocals: Maralyn Marah ft johnny Ooodfellow) (5)

10519/10538 Carmen Cavallsro A Hie Orch, (4)Carmen Dragon A His Orch. (5)

10539/10536 Feature Progrsm Signatures (Baseball A Happy Birthday) (9)Feature Program Signatures (World All-Ster Swing Band With

Vocal Group - Disc jockey A Hit Tune Programs) (9)10539/10548 Gotham Male Quartet (5)

Page Oavanaugh Trio ( Vocals t Page Cavanaugh A Trio) (5)

10549/10556 "Forward America" - Opening BifcnetureB With Halter Hunton AThaute(8j

Walter Huston - Dramatic Recitations (6)"Forward America" - closing Signatures With Walter Huston AThet*e(6)

The New World Singe re (4)10569/10578 The New World Singe re (4)

Susan Resd (American Folk Binger) (5)

10579/10588 David Rose Orch. (5)Hay Bloch Orch. (5)

10589/10598 * Forward America" Part 1 (Audition With Walter Huston, Susan Resd,Jimmy Wafcely, Hew World Singers, ft "Foreward America" Oreh. (1)

"Forward America" part 3 (Details Bamo As Part 1) (1)Miml Banasell With World Concert Orch. (Henry Sylvern) (3)

Walter Huston - Dramatic Recitations (5)Dick Haymes With Carmen Dragon Orch. (5)Walter Huston - Dramatic Recitations (5)

10619/10628 World Concert Orch. (Peter Yorke) (4)New World Singers (4)

10639/10638 Lyn Murray 0rch.(3)/Lyn Murray With Earl WrighteonA Gotham Qt. (3)

Ben Pollack A Hie Pick-A-Rib Boys (Dixieland Band) (5)

10639/10648 Bob Eberly With Mack Stewart Quartet (5)Eddy Howard (Vocals: Eddy Howard A Trio) (4)

10649/10658 Miml Reneell With World Concert Oroh, (Henry Sylvern) (4)

New World Singera (4)10659/10668 Walter Huaton - Dramatic Reoitatlona (6)

Carmen Dragon Orch, (5)10669/10678 Suean Reed {American Folk Binger) (5)

Billy Maxted ft His Texarkana Ragmen (Dixieland) (5)

10679/10688 LArry Fotine (Vocals: Johnny Ooodfellow ft Maralyn Marsh) (5)

Bob Eberly With Mack Stewart Quartet (5)10689/10698 Ruee Morgan (Voce: Al Jennings, Ralph Richardson,Morgana! res,

A

Rusa Morgan) (4)Page Cavanaugh Trio (Vocal a; Trio) (5)

10699/10708 Bonge Of Our Times - Bob Grant Orch. (Voca; Art Gentry AAudrey MaTsh) (5)

Walter Huston - Dramatic Recitation* (5)

10709/10718 Dick Haymes (Opening Announcements With Theme \

Dick Haymaa (ClCBing Announcements With Theme)

10719/10738 Lyn Murray 0rch.(3)/Lyn Murray With Larry Brooks A Gotham Qt,(3)

Now WOTld Singere (4)10739/10738 Ray Bloch Orch. With Floyd Sherman ft Ray Bloch Cborue (3) /Ray

Bloch Orch. (1)Three BunB (5)

10739/1074R Monica Lewie With Hack Stewart Quartet (5)

CaBS County Boys (5)10749/10758 "Steamboat Jamboree" - Opening Signatures With Lanny Rosa A

"Steamboat jamboree" Orch. ft Chorus (4)/CloBing Signatures

(Same Details Ae Opening Signaturee) (4)

"Steamboat jamboree 1 ' - Middle Announcements With Lanny Ross (10)

10759/10768 Walter Hueton - Dramatic Recitations (6)

Lanny Ross With Henry Sylvern 'e Orch. (5)

Lanny Roes With Henry Sylvam'R Orch. (5)

New World Singers (5)Ray Bloch OTCh, (5) .,_.Hues Morgnn ( Voce : Lnuanne Hogan, R liee Morgan, & Morganairoe) ( 5j

NovelnirRB (Novelty Variety Groun) (Anthony Uattola-Banj o, Don

Pnkfir-Wriiatllng, ft Charlie Jacknon-Bonea A Spoons) (6)

Hon! en LfiWlS With **ack Stfi*flTt Quartet (5)

10559/10568

10599/10608

10609/10618

is,

10769/lO^P

10779/10788

10789/107 98

.8

10799/1P80B "Steamboat Janborea* Starring Lanny Ross (Audition) Part 1 (With:Captain Lanny Boss, First Matei Ml nil Seneell, River BoyH,Hector A Homer (Banjo ft Bones}! Razz-Ma-Taze Boys, SteamboatJamboree Concert Band, A Steamboat Jamboree Concert Orch. (l)

"Steamboat Jamboree" Starring Lanny robs (Audition) Part 3 (DetailfSame AB Part 1) (1)

10809/10818 Johnny Bond ft The Red River Valley Boys (5)

New World Singers (4)

inai A/1 0828 Lannv Rosa With Henry Sylvern' s Orch. (5)10819/10838 Jf^r

H^uflton _ Dramatic Recitations (4)

ifwaft/108^8 World Concert Band (Henry Sylvern) (5)IOB39/10838 Woria

"™Je8t nub Carfflen nragon Orch. (5)

.nftWl084S rTovelaires (Novelty variety Group) (Charlie jackaon~Bonee,A Spoone10839/108*8 ff

Q,^ Baker-Vocal, A Anthony Mattola-Banj o) (6)

i»Steamboat Jamboree" Opening Signatures With Lanny Rose ft

•Steamboat Jamboree" Orch, ft Chorus (3) /closing Signatures

(Same Details As Opening Signatures) (3)

I0iua/I0e58 Eddy Howard (vocals: Eddy Howard ft Trio) (4)10849/10858j£b

ysb(jTlv wlth ttack gtewart Quartet (5)

lOfi ^9/108 68 Feature Program Signatures And Fanfares (10)1

' New world Singers (4)

iORflfi/10878 Eddy Howard (vocals; Eddy Howard ft Trio) (4)iOBtwlpob Eberly With Mack Stewart Quartet (5)

10»?9/lOBB8 Lanny Roes With Henry Sylvem's orch, (5)"" ' Ben pollack A Hie Pick-A-Rib Boy• (Dixieland Band) (5)

10889/10896 Novelaires (Novelty Variety Group) (Terry Bnyder-Xylophone,Jack Baundere-Tap Dance Bolo, Ted Gompers-Ocarina, AnthonyMattola-Ukulele ft Banjo) (6)

World concert Orch. (Peter Yorke) (4)

10899/1090B Bibi Osterwald With Henry Sylvern' a Orch. (5)Walter Huston - Dramatic Recitations (4)

10909/10918 "Bhopping Days Till Christmas" - Jingles (Featuring The Job tars) IE

"The Ohrietmas Shopping Bag" - Thames A Signatures (FeaturingThe Jesters) (14)

10919/10938 "The Angel With The Cold Noae" Starring Margaret O'Brien WithDavid Roes Orch. (Pirt 1) (3)

"The Angel With The Cold Nose" (Part 3) (Bama Details Ae Pt,l)(3)

10939/10938 Lanny Rosa with Henry Sylvern* a Orch, (5)Walter HuBton - Dramatic Recitations (4)

10939/10948 Ray Bloch Orch. (4)/Ray Bloch Orch. A Chorus (1)World Ohapal Singers - With Organ Accomp. (5)

10949/10968 Novelairea {Novelty Variety Group) (jack Saunders -Tap Dance Bolo,Anthony Mat tola- ukulele, Tod oompers-Ocarina, Don Baker-Whistling, A Terry Bnyder-Wh 1st ling (5)

Ruse Morgan (Vocals: Rusa Morgan A Frank Fleming) (5)

10959/10968 Eddy Howard (Vooala; Eddy Howard A Trio) (4)Monica Lewis With Mack Stewart Quartet (5)

10969/10878 Gift Occasion Commercial Jingles ("14)

Gift Occasion commercial Jingles (13)10979/10988 Walter Huston - Dramatic Reel tat lone (4)

Dick Haymes With Carmen Dragon Oroh. (5)10989/1099B Gbbs County BeyB (5)

Bonge of Our Timss - Bob Grant (Voce: Art Gent ryA Audrey Marsh)(5)10999/11008 Monica Lawia With Mack Stewart Quartet (5)

Rusa Morgan (Vocals: Rubb Morgan A Frank Fleming) (5)11009/1101B Bob Eberly With Mack Stewart Quartet (5)

Gotham Male Quartet (5)11019/11038 Feature Program Signatures (Farm programs) (8)

Lyn Murray With Earl Wrighteon A Gotham Qt,(3)/Lyn Murray Oroh. (3)

11039/11038 Owen Williams With Henry Sylvern's Oroh. (5)Bongs Of Our Tinea - Bob Grant (Vocs: Audrev MarahA Art Gentry)(5)

11039/11048 Lanny Roes Witn Henry Bylvem's Oroh. (5)

World Concert Oreh (Philip Green) (4)

11049/11058 Tsrrea L«a (Folk Singing With Guitar Aceomp.) (5)

Jimmy Atkins (Singing With Instrumental Atseomp, ) (5)

11059/11068 Larry Fotine (Voce: Harry Cool, Cathy Cordovan, Joe Juliani,ATrio)

Page oavanaugh Trio (Vooa; Page cavanaugh ft Trio) (5) »/5

11069/H078 World Commercial Jingles (Easter, Home iraprovament,Florist)( 14)

New World Binge tb (4)

11079/11089 David Roeo Orch. (Violin Solo: Paul Nero -1) (5)

Three Suna (5)11OS9/1109B Lanny Rosb With Henry Sylvarn'B Orch. (5)

Dick Hayraea With Carmen Dragon Orch, (5)

11099/ 11108 Ben Pollack A Hie Pick-A-Rib Boye (Dixieland Band) (5)

Oeri Galian ft H1b Caribbean Boya (5)

11109/11118 Rues Morgan (Voce: Russ Morgan, Frank Flaming, A Morganairefl) (5)

Larry Fotine {Voce; Cathy Cordovan A Harry Cool) (5)

11119/11138 Feature program Signatures (Western Programs) (6)

Lanny Robs With Henry Sylvarn'B orch. (5)

(5)

William S, Bell-

Trio) (5)

Business" With

11139/11138 World concert Orch. (Philip Green) (4)

Bibi osterwald With Henry Bylvam'o Orch.

JL139/1U48 Robert Maxwell - Harpist (5)

Gotham Male Quartet (5)

11149/11158 Novalairee Brats Band (Neal DiBiasa-TTombone,

Tuba, A Jimmy Burke -Trumpet) (6)

Suean Reed - American Folk Singer (5)

11159/11168 Page Cavanaugh Trio (Vocals j Page Cavanaugh A

Bob Eberly With Mack Stewart Quartet (5)

11169/11178 Robert Montgomery Starring In "Freedom Is Out

David R&se Orch. (Audition) (1)

Freedom Is Our Business - Teaser Announcements (9)

11179/11188 Freedom Ib Our Business - Opening Signatures With Robert

Freedom^iTour Business - Closing Signatures With Robert

Montgomery (6)11189/11198 Robert Montgomery - Dramatic Recitations (6)

Mlmi Beneell With World Concert Orch. (Henry Sylvern) (3)

11199/11308 Robert Montgomery - Dramatic Recitations (6)

Three Suns (vocals; Dick Brown) (5)

11309/11318 David Rose Orch. (5)World Chapel Singers With Organ AooomP- IBJ

11319/11338 Robert Montgomery - Dramatic Reel tati one (6)

Robert Montgomery - Dramatic Recitations (SJ

11339/11338 Dick Haymes With Carmen Dragon Orch, (5)

Lanny Ross With Henry Sylvern 'a Orch. (5)

11339/11348 Jimmy Atkins (Singing With Instrumental Accomp.) (5)

Songs Of Our Tl^s - Bob Grant (Voce: Kay Ponton ft Art Gentry) (5)

Terrea LeaThree Beaus ft A PeepEddy Howard (vocals: Eddy HowaTd ft Trio) (5)

Page Cavanaugh Trio (Vocals; The Trio) (5) .

(Plaaeo note Change In numbering ueouence after unit* 1136*

,

was changed to BtaTt with Disc 10 l,

11349/11358

11359/11368

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Disc 101 Robert Montgomery - Dramatic Recitations (7)

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119 Kitty Kaxien {6)johnny Bond With Red River valley Boye (3) /page Oavanaugh Trio (Va.Ttioj

130 New World Singers (3) /World Concart Orch. (Philip Green) (3) /3Helen Forrest With Carmen Dragon (3) /Lyn Murray Orch. With Earl

Wrighteon, Larry Brooks, ft Gotham Qt, (3)131 David Rose Orch, (3)/Three Suns (3)

Mimi Benzell With Henry Sylvern(3)/Diok Haymes With Carmen Dragon (3)123 Eddy Howard (Vocals; Eddy Howard A Trio) (6)

Susan Reed (Folk Binger) (4) /Ben Pollack A Pick-A-*Rib Boys (3)133 Shopping Days Till Christmas - Jingles (The Jesters) (15)/0»leste

Christmas Backgrounds (3)Santa Claua Announcements (15)

134 Robert Maxwell - Harpist (3) /Three Beaua And A Peep (3)Rues Morgan (3) /John Oart Trio (3)

135 Lanny Rosa With Henry Sylvern (3) /Bob Eberly With Mack Btewart QV(3)World Chapel Singers With Organ Accomp, (3) /Gotham Male Qt. (3)

136 Eddy Howard (5)Billy Maxted A Texarkana Ragmen(3)/Geri Galian A Caribbean 807s (3)

137 The Miracle At Christmas -~ Starring Thomas Mitchell (Part 1) (3)

The Miracle At Christmas - Starring Thomas Mitchell (Part 3) (3)138 Feature Program Signatures (8) /Large Orcheetra Fanfarea (4)

Three Suns (With Larry Green-Planiet)(3)/Diok Haymas W. Oarmen Drag«(!139 Kitty Kalian (3) /Monica LawiB with Mack Btewart Qt. (3)

Owen Williams (Singing With Organ) (4)/8usan Raed (3)130 World Salon Orch. (Philip Green) (5)

Maok Stewart quartet (6)131 Oezle Waters ft His Colorado Rangere (6)

Bob Ebsrly With Mack Stewart Quartet (8)

132 World Concert Band (Henry Bylvem) (3)/New World Singers (3)Three Suns (3)/World Balon Oroh. (Philip Green) (3)

133 Dick Haymes With Carmen Dragon(3)/Mimi Ben sell W. Henry Sylvern (8)"Steamboat Jamboree 11 Opening (4) A Cloeing (4) Signatures With Lanny

Rose ft Btaamboat jamboroe Orch, ft Chorus. (8)

134 johnny Bond A Red River Valley Boya{3)/jeBee Crawford (3)Monica Lewis With Mack Btewart Qt*(3)/Bob Eberly W. M, Btewart Qt, (3)

135 Larry Fotine (Vb; Cathy Cordovan, Larry Fotine^ Ray Dimino) (6)Oeri Galian Caribbean Boya(3)/Page Oavanaugh Trio ( Vb . P , Oavanaugh )( 3

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136 Chapel By The Side Of The Road With Raymond Maesey A Ohapel Singers(Audition) (1)

Inter-Faith Go-To-Churoh Campaign (Inspirational Meeaages) (18)Disc 137 Raymond Massey - Familiar Readings From The Bible (6)

Chapel By The Side Of The Road (Opening A Closing Biftnatures WithThe Chapel Singere ft Raymond Masaey)

Raymond Maesey - Familiar Readlnga FromRaymond Maeeey - Familiar Readings FromFontane Sietsra (6)Mary Kaye Trio (Ve : Mary Kaye ft Frank Robs) (3)/Robsrt Maxwell (Harp) (3)

Eddy Howard (5)Billy Maxted (2)/Garl Galian (3) /Mack Btewart Quartet (3)

Election Rally (Opening A Closing Signatures ft Sound Effects - "Get

Out The Vote" Songs) (8)Chapel By The Side Of The Road f Closing Signatures) With The Ohapel

Singera ft Raymond Maeeey (6) /Raymond Maasey - Bible Reading (1)

Raymond Maaeay - Fsmillar Readings From The Bible (6)

Raymond Maasey - FamiliaT Readings From The Bible (6)

Devid Robb Orch, (5)Three Suna (With Larry Ore en-Pianist) (3)/New World Singere (3)

Eddy Howard (Vocals: Eddy Howard) (6)

Three Beaus ft A Peep (3) /Bob Eberly With Mack Stewart Quartet (3)

Country Fair - Open, ft Cl. Signatures With Judy Can ova A Theme (7)

Judy Canova - Monologs & Recipes (B)

Judy Canova - Middle Announcements (12)

World Salon Orch. (Philip Green) (3)/Mimi Benzell W. Henrv Sylvern (3)

Zeb Carver A His Country Cut-Upa (Calls; Eddie Lewie) (8)

Dick Haymes With Carmen Dragon (3) /World Chapel Bingers W, Organ (3)

Ray Bloch Orch. (Feature Prog, Signatures) (3) /Three BunB (41

Raymond MaflBey - Familiar Readings From The Bible (6)

Country Fair - Judy Canova - Part 1 (1)

Country Fair - Judy Canova - Part 3 (1)

Countrv Fair (Op. ft Cl. Signatures W. Judy Canova) (B)

Judy Canova - Monologe ft Recipes (8)

Three BunB (3)/World Concert Band (Henry Sylvern) (4)

David Roee orch. (5)

2eb carv«r ft Hia country cut-Ups (C^H : Eddie j^i 8) (8)

Ceae county Boys (6), , * , „ *, „ ,„,

Pape G*™nauph Trio (ve r P.CavanauRh A Trio) ( 3)/C*ri Oalian (3)

Cindy Lou Walker (6)

Judv Canova - MonologFi ft Recipee (9)

Raymond Vaeaay - F&^Hi*r Readings From The Blbla (0)

^ontnne SlRnrs (3)/ootham Male Quartet (3)

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Diec 169 Ca*« COullty Boye {6}toy Bloch (feat* Frog. 91*. )(3)/llimi BenEell */, teem Leonardl's Orch. (2)

Disc 160 2sb Car*sr A His Country Cut-Upe (calls; Eddie Lewie) (6)World Concert Band (Curtis Biever) (6)

Diie 161 toyaond Hassey - Familiar Read Inge From The Bible (6)lew World Binge re (3) /World Concert Orch. {Philip Ore en) (3)

Disc 163 World Concert Band (Curtis Biever) (6)Darid Hoee Orch. (5)

Dlec 163 Raymond Hassey - Familiar Readings From The Bible (6)BlCk Haymee ~ Opening & Closing Announcements (10)

Diso 164 Curly Coldiron & Hia Circle Boye (Voce: Circle c Boye * CliffRobert Maxwell (Harp) (3)/Monioa LowIh w. Maok 8tewart Qt. (3)

Diec 165 Caes county 8oye (6)Iddy Howard (VS; Eddy Howard) (3) /Page Cavanaugh Trio (Ve

Disc 166 Judy Can ova - Mono logs (9)Raymond Uaeeey - Familiar Readings Frora The Bible (6)

Disc 167 Jimmy Lytell Orch. (3) /Hack Stewart Quartet (4)Zeb Carver & Oountry Out-Upa (Calls: Eddie Lewie) (4) /curly Coldiron

A His Circle c Boys (voce: Cliff Steele a Don Johnson) t3)Clio 168 Robert Blair At The Organ (6)

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Sound Iffoots & Sell Sounds (Ohristmae)(ll}/Polly-Holly ChristmasParrot Announcements (7)

Disc 171 Eddy Howard (Vs* Iddy Howard) (3) /Monica Lewis With Mack Stewart at. (3)Carmen Dragon Orch. (3)/rontane 8ieter« (4)

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Disc 173 World Concert Orch. (Philip Green) (4)Christmas & Hew rear's Celeste Musical Signatures (10) /New Year's

Sell Sounds (3)Disc 1T3 Ossle Waters A Hie Colorado Ran gore (6)

Raymond Mae say - Familiar Readings From The Bible (6)Disc 174 Christeas Lane - Starring Pat O'Brien - Part 1

Christmas Lane - Starring Pat O'Brien - part 3Diso ITS World Concert Orch. (Peter Yorke) (3) /Three Sune (Larry Green-Piano) (3)

Raymond Haseey - Christmas & New Year's Prayere Of Thanksgiving AGuidance (7)/Raymond Hassey - Faailiar Readings From The Bible (3)

Dlec 178 Fanfares A Bugle Calls (14)World Chapel Singers With Organ Accomp. (6)

Disc 177 Muggsy Spanier - Dixieland Band (6)Mlmi Bensell W. Henry Sylvern (3) /Dick Haymee W. Carmen Dragon

Dlse ITS Iltty Kallen (3) /Mary Kaya Trio (3)Curly Coldiron A Circle Boys (Vs: Don Johnson A Cliff Steele

Jimmy Lytell Orch. (3)179 Raymond Has say - Familiar Readings From The Bible (6)

D*Tid Rose Orch* (3) /Three Buns With Marga Hanson- Harpist (3)180 Muggsy Spanier A His Dixieland Band (3) /Owen Williame w/ Organ

Tiny Hill A His Hilltoppers (6)

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Disc 163 Dick Haymes With Carmen Dragon(3)/Mimi Bensell WithId McOurdy A Hie RJiytbm Pals (6)

Disc 1S3 Raymond Massey - Familiar Readings From The Bible (6)XaTler Cugat (Vocals; Del Oarapo A Ohorus) (6)

Diss 164 Orton A Rarig (Dnp Piano Team) (5)World Concert Orch. (Philip oreen) (4)

Diss 186 Ray Blooh Orch, (3) /Three Sune (3)Glsele MacKenBle With Jerry amy Orch. (6)

Dlse 186 Curly Coldiron A Circle Boys (Call: Trio) (3) /Tiny Hill ABob Eberly With Mack Stewart Quartet (6)

Disc 187 David Rose Orch, (3) /Three Suns ffltb Marga Hanson - HarpistDick Haymes With Carmen Dragon ( 3) /Lanny robs With Henry Bylvem

Dlse 188 Raymond Hassey -> familiar Read Inge From The Bible (6)Xavler Cugat (Vocals; Hita Rosa A Chorus) (6)

Disc IB© Olsele MacEensle Witft JerTy Oray( 3) /Helen Forreet With Carmen Oregon (3)fontane Bietere (3) /Gotham Male Quartet (3)

Diso 190 Muggsy Spanier (3) /Tiny Hill A The Hilltoppere (3)Feature Program Signatures (4) /Bound Iffacte A Sell Sound e (10)

Disc 191 World Gommeroiai Jlnglee (Bewe rages, Ice Cream, Drive-Tn Theatree)(16)Xavler Cugat (Voce* Carmen Castillo, Chorus, & Del Campo) (6)

Diso 193 Judy Oanora - Monologs (10)Oisele MaoEentle With jerry oray (3)/Lanny Rose With Henry Sylvem (3)

Dieo 193 World Concert Oroh.( Peter Yorke) (3}/World Salon Orch. (Phi lip Green) (3)Curly Coldiron A Circle C Boys (Voce; TriOjOllff Steele,* Wally Fowler) n «,,„

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Dlse 194 Bob Eberly With Mack Stewart Qt.(4}/Page cavanaughEddy Howard (Vocalet Eddy Howard A Trio) (6)

Disc 195 Irvine Orton Orch, A 61ngers (Mother's Day & Father'sIrvine Orton Orch. (6)

Disc 196 Ken Orlffin At The Hammond Organ (6)Xavler Cugat (vocals* Chorus A Hita Rosa} (6)

Diso 19? Central Band Of The Royal Air Foroe (A.E, 91ms) (7)Oscar Peterson At The Piano with Inst. Accomp. (5)

Dies 198 World Concert Oroh,(jack Shaindiin) (3) /Three Sune (3)Hew World eingere (3) /David Rose Orch. (3)

Dlse 199 "You Win" A World Of Fun A Prlres - Tbemee, Jinglee, ACentral Band Of The Royal Air Foroe (A.E. Sims) (5)

Oiee S00 "you Win" A World Of Fun A Prises - Qui* Oatsgory Jingles, Drum RolleCentral Band Of The Royal Air Force (A.E. Sims) (5) /ll

Dieo 801 "You Win l" A World Of Fun A Prleee (Audition) Part 1"You Wint* A World Of Fun A Prieee (Audition) Part 3

Disc 303 Dick Haymes With Carmen Dragon (3) /Ray Bloch Orch. (3)World Concert Orch. (Peter Yorke) (4)

Disc 803 Three Suns (With Marga Hanson-Harp A Larry Green-Piano) (6)Mimi Bensell With Henry Bylvern(3)/Helen Forreet W, Carmen Dragon (£)

Diec 304 World Commercial Jlnglee (Dairy, Restaurant, Auto Service) (18)Raymond Maeeey - Familiar Readings From The Bible (6)

Dieo 305 Xavier Ougat (Voce,; Nlta Rosa, Del Campo, A Chorus) (6)Ken Griffin (Hammond Organ) (6)

Diec 806 Eddy Howard (Ve : E.Howard A Trio)(3)/B0b Eberly W. Maok Stewart Qt.(3)Johnny Bond A Red River Valley Boys (3) /Fon tans Sisters (3)

Disc 307 Tiny Hill A HilltoppeTB (3) /Muggsy Spanier Dixieland Band (3)Larry Fotine Orch. (4) /Robert Maxwell (Harpist) (3)

Dieo 306 Feature Prog. Signatures (Football A Fair) (6)/Sound Effects (5)World Concert Orch. (Peter Yorke) (5)

Disc 309 World Concert Band (Curtis Biever) (6)Dick Haymes w. Carmen Dragon(3)/oieele MacKenaie W. jerry Grey (3)

Diec 810 Johnny Bond A Red River Valley Bnye(3)/CaSB County Boys (3)Bob Eberly W. Mack Stewart Qt. (3)/Fontane Sisters (3)

Diec 811 Raymond Massey - familiar Readings From The Blbls (6)Ken Griffin (Hammond Organ) (3) /Monica Lewie w. Wuck Stewart Qt*(3)

Dieo 313 World concert Band (Curtis Bisver) (6)The Gporteraen Quartet (5)

Dlec 313 Oeorge Shearing Quintet (5)Blaokwood Brothers (yule quartet) (6)

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World Concert Orch, (Irvine Orton) (6)Dick Haymee With Carmen Dragon Orch, (5)

340 Caes County Boye (3) /Curly Coldiron (vs; Cliff Steele AMonioa Lewie w. Mack Stewart qt. (3)/Tiny Hill ABlackwood Brothers (6)Xavier Cugat (Vocals: Del campo A Chorus; Violin Solo* X.Cusatl 1 5)Three Suns (3)/World Concert Oroh. (jack Bhaindlln) (2\World Salon Orch. (Irvine Orton) (6)World Concert Orch. (peter Yorke)(3)/Qotham uale Quartet (81Sportemen Quartet (3) /Mack Stewart Qt. (3)Xavier Cugat (Vocals; Chorus & Del Oampo) (5)Blackwood Brothers (5)Eddy Howard ( vocals • Eddy Howard A Trio) (6)World Commercial Jingles (Real Estate, Auto Loan, Dollar Day) (16)Helen O'Oonnell With Irvine Orton Orch, (5)Ken Orlffin (Hammond Organ) (8)World Concert Orch. (Peter Yorke) (3) /Three Suns (3)World Salon Oroh. (Irvine Orton) (Violin 6oloe; David FrielnaWs)Xavler Cugat (vet Del Oampo, Chorus, A Nita Rosa) (5)Frank Raye(3)/cwen Willia«B(3)/World chapel Singe r* (3)Oeoar Petereon (3) /Mack Btewart Quartet (4)Bob Eberly With Mack Stewart Qt. (3}/Fontane Sisters (3)Lee Baxter Oroh, (5)Sportemen Qt. (3) /Monica Lewis With Maok Stewart QtWorld Salon Orch, (Irvine Orton) (6)Ray Bloch Oroh. (3)/flleele MacKeasie With Jerry CrayBob Eberly W. Mack Btewart Qt, (3)/0aes County BoysTiny Hill A Hilltoppere (3) /Ken Orlffin (Hammond Organ)Dick Haymee - Accompanied by The Dragonettes (5)Xavier Cugat (vocalr Carmen Caetillo) (5)Harry James (Vocalr Paula Oilbert) (5)Helen O'Connell With Irvine Orton Oroh. (3)/Fontene 6ietsrs (8)Blackwood Brothers (5) /World Chapel Singe re (With Organ) (8)Bob Eberly W. Hack Stewart 0t,(3)/Eddy Howard (Vsj E.Howard A

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Diec 358 World Concert Orch. (Peter YorkeK3}/New World Singers (3)World Salon Oroh. (Irvine Orton) (6)

Disc 359 Harry James (Vocals: Paula Gilbert) (5)

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World Commercial Jingles (StorageParking Facilities) (IB)

Diec 361 Monica Lewie W. Mack Stewart Qt. (3) /Muggsy Spanier (3)Johnny Bond A Red River valley Boye(3)/0asa Oounty Boye (4)dec 363 World concert Band (Curtle Biever) (6)World Concert Band (Curtis Biever) (6)

Diec 363 World Concert Band (Curtis Biever) (6)Orton A Rarig (Duo Piano Team) (3)/Jc*inny Bond A Red Hiver Valley

Diec 364 Harry Jamee (vocals; Paula Oilbert) (5)2ddy Howard (ve; E.Howard A Trio) (3) /Helen O'Oonnell W.

Dlec 365 David Rose orch. (3)/New World Singere (3)Three Sune (3)/Fontane Sietern (3)

Diec 366 Xavler Cugnt (Vocals: Carmen Ceetillo A Del Cempo) (S)Ken Orlffin (Hanwond Organ) (6)

Dine 367 H*.rry Jamee (vocnl; pnula CilbeTt) (5)Ken Criffin (Hartmond Or?an) ( 3) /Orton A Rarig (Duo Piano Teaa)(3)

Dlec 268 World Concert Orch, (Pater Y^rke) (5)Eaciy Howard (ve ; E. Howard) (3)/0ecar Peterflnn (3)

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