Monthly Archives: January 2024

  “Victor Artists Party” Frank Crumit, announcer and vocal; Victor Arden & Phil Ohman; The Revelers; Nathaniel Shilkret & The Victor Symphony Orchestra (Victor Program Transcription D L 5-A)                July 30, 1931   … Continue reading →

“I Promised Not To Holler But Hey! Hey!” Johnny Dunn And His Jazz Band (Columbia 13004 D mx 81322 )        October 30, 1923   “Jazzin’ Baby Blues” Johnny Dunn And His Jazz Band (Columbia 13004 D mx … Continue reading →

  “Brother Can You Spare A Dime” Charlie Palloy & His Orchestra; Charlie Palloy, vocal (Crown 3392-A mx 1878)                          October 1932   “Cheer Up (Good Times Are Comin’)” … Continue reading →

  “The Very Thought Of You” Red Nichols And His World Famous Pennies; King Harvey, vocal (Bluebird B 5548-A)          July 18, 1934   This recording is from the collection of Matt From College Station who let … Continue reading →

  “Stomp Off – Let’s Go” New Orleans Owls (Columbia 489 D mx 140992)        September 24, 1925   “Oh Me! Oh My!” New Orleans Owls (Columbia 489 D mx 140993)     September 24, 1925   Here’s a … Continue reading →

  “The Right Somebody To Love” Willie Bryant And His Orchestra; Jack Butler, vocal (Bluebird B 6361 B)       April 9, 1936   “All My Life” Willie Bryant And His Orchestra; Taft Jordan, vocal (Bluebird B 6361 A)    … Continue reading →

  “The Flapper Wife” The Red Hotters (Okeh 40382-A mx 73370-B)      May 1925   “Love Light Lane” The Yellow Jackets (Okeh 40382-B mx 73152-B)     February 4, 1925   Here is a record from the Edward Mitchell collection … Continue reading →

  “Felix The Cat” Paul Whiteman And His Orchestra; Austin Young, vocal (Columbia 1478 D mx 146334)          May 25, 1928   Here’s a cute recording that I had been wanting to add to Radio Dismuke’s playlist … Continue reading →

  “My Charleston Dancing Man” Six Black Diamonds (Domino 3632 B mx 6315-3)       November 28, 1925   “Spanish Shawl” Missouri Jazz Band (Domino 3632 A mx 6312-5)    December 14, 1925   Here are two selections from one … Continue reading →