Louisiana Five "I Ain't-en Got-en No Time" 1919, Columbia
Armand J. Piron's New Orleans Orch. "Bouncing Around" 1923, Okeh
Armand J. Piron's New Orleans Orch. "West Indies Blues" 1923, Okeh
Clarence Williams' Blue Five "Texas Moaner Blues" 1924, Okeh
Clarence Williams' Blue Five "Livin' High" 1925, Okeh
Johnny Dunn and His Band "You Need Some Lovin" 1928, Columbia
Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra "Mahogany Hall Stomp" 1929, Okeh
Johnny DeDroit And His New Orleans Orchestra "Number Two Blues" 1924, Okeh
Fate Marable's Society Syncopators "Frankie and Johnny" 1924, Okeh
Johnny Bayersdorffer And His Jazzola Novelty Orchestra "The Waffle Man's Call"1924, Okeh
Halfway House (Dance) Orchestra "Barataria" 1925, Okeh
Russ Papalia and His Orchestra "Cross Word Mama" 1925, Okeh
Brownlee's Orchestra Of New Orleans "Peculiar" 1925, Okeh
New Orleans Rhythm Kings "I Never Knew Just What a Gal Could Do" 1925, Okeh
New Orleans Rhythm Kings "She's Crying for Me" 1925, Okeh
New-Orleans Rhythm Kings "Milenberg Joys" 1925, Okeh
2 comments:
great track listing, that Dunn/Morton is a hard track to find
It's odd that Morton sounds both archaic and timeless at the same time.
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