Various - Blue Notes And Hot Rhythm FLAC
Tracklist
| 1 | –Milt Shaw And His Detroiters | Where The Shy Little Violets GrowBanjo, Brass Bass – Bill BarfordClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Aaron Voloship, Lyle BowenClarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Hymie WolfsonDrums – Will SimerallPiano – Dippy D'IppolitoTrombone – George TroupTrumpet – Johnny McGee, Ruby WeinsteinViolin – Milt ShawVocals – Harold "Scrappy" Lambert |
| 2 | –Milt Shaw And His Detroiters | The River And MeTenor Saxophone, Vocals – Ronnie PerryViolin – Milt Shaw |
| 3 | –Ambassadors | You're The Cream In My CoffeeVocals – Frank Sylvano |
| 4 | –Ipana Troubadours | I Used To Love Her In The MoonlightBrass Bass – Hank Stern, Joe TartoClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Jimmy Dorsey, Merle JohnstonClarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Arnold BrilhartDrums – Vic BertonPiano, Banjo – Arthur SchuttTrombone – Chuck Campbell , Tommy DorseyTrumpet – Leo McConville, Manny KleinVocals – Smith Ballew |
| 5 | –Fred Hall's Jazz Band | Missouri SquabbleBrass Bass – Al MorseClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Eddie GrossoDrums – Joseph MayoGuitar, Banjo – Albert RussoPiano, Arranged By – Fred Hall Trombone – Harry BlevinsTrumpet – Mike MosielloViolin, Piano – Philip d'Arcy |
| 6 | –Ambassadors | Me And The Man In The MoonVocals – Frank Sylvano |
| 7 | –Bert Stock And His Orchestra | Get HappyVocals – Paul Dillon |
| 8 | –Julie Wintz And His Orchestra | After You've GoneAlto Saxophone – Benny RossBanjo – Nappy LamareBrass Bass – Lefty EirmanClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Eddie Miller Drums – George ZimmerPiano – Horace DiazTenor Saxophone – Hank RossTrombone – Chuck PrebleTrumpet – Don McCarter, Harry Preble |
| 9 | –Fred Hall's Jazz Band | West End BluesBrass Bass – Al MorseClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Eddie GrossoDrums – Joseph MayoGuitar, Banjo – Albert RussoPiano, Arranged By – Fred Hall Trombone – Harry BlevinsTrumpet – Mike MosielloViolin, Piano – Philip d'Arcy |
| 10 | –Tin Pan Paraders | The Man From The SouthBrass Bass – Al MorseClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Eddie GrossoDrums – Joseph MayoGuitar, Banjo – Albert RussoPiano, Arranged By – Fred Hall Trumpet – Leo McConvilleViolin, Piano – Philip D'ArcyVocals – Arthur Fields |
| 11 | –Bert Stock And His Orchestra | You Can't Get To Heaven That WayVocals – Doc Mayers |
| 12 | –Fred Hall's Jazz Band | Louder And FunnierBrass Bass – Al MorseClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Eddie GrossoDrums – Joseph MayoGuitar, Banjo – Albert RussoPiano, Arranged By – Fred Hall Piano, Violin – Philip d'ArcyTrombone – Harry BlevinsTrumpet – Mike Mosiello |
| 13 | –Ipana Troubadours | Wake Up! Chillun, Wake Up!Brass Bass – Hank Stern, Joe TartoClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Jimmy Dorsey, Merle JohnstonClarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Arnold BrilhartDrums – Vic BertonPiano, Banjo – Arthur ShuttTrombone – Chuck Campbell, Tommy DorseyTrumpet – Leo McConville, Manny KleinVocals – Willard Robison |
| 14 | –Tin Pan Paraders | Kickin' A Hole In The SkyBrass Bass – Al MorseClarinet, Alto Saxophone – Eddie GrossoDrums – Joseph MayoGuitar, Banjo – Albert RussoPiano, Arranged By – Fred Hall Trumpet – Leo McConvilleViolin, Piano – Philip d'ArcyVocals – Arthur Fields |
Notes
Hot Dance Music of Oct. 11, 1928 to May 12, 1930
FACTS AND OBSERVATIONS: Eddie Miller of Bob Crosby fame, is the clarinetist on the Julie Wintz side. Don McCarter takes the trumpet solo, and the fine Teagarden-ish trombone is played by the late Chuck Preble, later featured with Harry James in the 40's I.A.J.R.C. member Jim Gordan personally interviewed or corresponded with Eddie Miller & Horace Diaz, who both verified the soloists and personnel of the Wintz band.
Recorded:
New York, Oct. 11, 1928 (A1 A2 A3)
New York, Jan. 1930 (A4 A5)
Chicago, Dec. 13, 1928 (A6 A7)
Richmond, Ind., May 12, 1930 (B1 B2)
New York, Mar. 22, 1929 (B3)
New York, April 15, 1929 (B4)
New York, Nov. 26, 1928 (B5)
Dec. 30, 1930 (B6)
New York, Apr. 16, 1930 (B7)
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Side One): 790822 A
- Matrix / Runout (Side Two): 790822 B
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