BIX BEIDERBECKE RESOURCES WBIX This is a satellite site for
streaming audio files of the Bixography radio station
Bix in 1924 in Cincinnati, Ohio
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"Through his music, Bix is
alive."
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WBIX
Programs 101-150
WBIX
is the virtual radio station of the Bixography web site. WBIX is
dedicated
to the preservation and dissemination of the musical legacy of Bix
Beiderbecke,
the jazz genius from Davenport, Iowa.
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Radio Program # 101. (loaded
on 01/23/04) Mike Mosiello
Zulu Wail. Nat Shilkret and the Victor
Orchestra.
1927.
I'm the Medicine Man for the Blues. Nat
Shilkret
and the Victor Orchestra. 1929.
Stomp Along. Grey Gull Studio Band. 1929.
Wow-Wow Blues. Grey Gull Studio Band. 1929.
You Went Away Too Far and Stayed Away for Too Long.
Jane Green
I Must Have That Man. Gay Ellis and Her Sizzling
Syncopators. 1928. [Pseudonym for Annette Hanshaw]
I'm In the Market For You. Grey Gull Studio
Band.
1930.
Just Like in a Story Book. Grey Gull Studio
Band.
1930.
In Harlem Araby. Memphis Jazzers. 1929.
West End Blues. Fred Hall's Jazz Band. 1928.
Modern Musicians. From Stomp Off CD
1390,"Doin'
Things A Little Like Joe Venuti" by Andy Stein Blue Five. Beatin'
the
Dog. 2003.
Radio Program # 102. (loaded
on 02/26/04) A Tribute to Jimmy Dorsey on the
occasion of the 100th anniversary of his birthday.
That's No Bargain. Arkansas Travellers. 1927.
Boneyard Shuffle. Arkansas Travellers. 1927.
Let's Do It. Dorsey Brothers Orchestra. 1929.
Mean To Me. Dorsey Brothers Orchestra. 1929.
I Got Rhythm. Ethel Waters. 1930.
Three Little Words. Ethel Waters. 1930.
Bee Bee. Jimmy Dorsey. 1929.
Pardon Me Pretty Baby. Joe Venuti's Blue Four.
1931.
Litttle Girl. Joe Venuti's Blue Four. 1931.
After You've Gone. Jimmy Dorsey acccompanied by
Spike Hughes and His Three Blind Mice. 1930.
Tiger Rag. Jimmy Dorsey acccompanied by Spike
Hughes and His Three Blind Mice. 1930.
Red Head. New Orleans Black Birds. 1928.
Radio Program # 103. (loaded
on 03/26/04) Red Nichols
She's Still My Baby. Frank Signorelli and His
Orchestra.
1926.
I Ain't Got Nobody. Arkansas Travellers. 1927.
Hello Aloha! How Are You? Brilhart's Orchestra.
1926.
Pardon the Glove. Don Voorhees and His Carol
Vanity
Orchestra. 1927.
Plenty Off Center. We Three. 1926.
Trumpet Sobs. We Three. 1926.
Say Arabella. Billy Winne and His Greenwich
orchestra.
1925.
Don't Be Angry With Me. Broadway Bellhops. 1926.
After You've Gone. Sophie Tucker with Miff
Mole's
Molers. 1927.
I Know That You Know. Cliff Edwards and His Hot
Combination. 1926.
I'm In Love Again. The Six Hottentots. 1927.
Sometimes I'm Happy. The Six Hottentots. 1927.
Radio Program # 104. (loaded
on 04/30/04) Sides Recorded in Berlin,
Germany
in the 1920s.
The sound in the first few minutes after "At
the Jazz band Ball" is of very poor quality.
Kannst du Charleston, tanzt du Charleston. Julian
Fuhs Und Seiner Orchester. 1926.
Copenhagen. Julian Fuhs Follies Band. 1925.
Pleasure Mad. Alex Hyde Mit Seinem New Yorker
Original Jazz Orchester. 1925.
Stampede. Jose Melzak Kapelle. 1926.
Do the Black Bottom With Me. Tanzorchester
Dajos
Bela. 1927
Bugle Call Rag. Arthur Briggs and His Savoy
Syncopator
Orchestra. 1927. Changes. Billy Bartholomew's "Delphians"
Jazzband.
1928.
You Are the Cream In My Coffee. Marek Weber und
Sein Orchester. 1929.
Crazy Rhythm. Lud Gluskin et son Jazz. 1929.
I Can't Give You Anything But Love. Lud Gluskin
et son Jazz. 1929.
Modern Musicians. John Gill's Dixieland
Serenaders.
From Stomp Off CD 1321. Sweet Mama. 1997.
Radio Program # 105. (loaded
on 05/27/04) A battle of the bands
between
the orchestras of Fred Elizalde and Roger Wolfe Kahn.
That Certain Feeling. Fred Elizalde and His
Cinderella
Roof Orchestra. 1926.
Clap Your Hands. Roger Wolfe Kahn and His
Orchestra.
1926.
Tonight's My Night With Baby. Fred Elizalde and
His Cinderella Roof Orchestra. 1926.
Jersey Walk. Roger Wolfe Kahn and His
Orchestra.
1926.
Under the Moon. Fred Elizalde and His
Orchestra.
1928.
She's A Great Great Girl. Roger Wolfe Kahn and
His Orchestra. 1928.
Crazy Rhythm. Fred Elizalde and His Orchestra.
1928.
Crazy Rhythm. Roger Wolfe Kahn and His
Orchestra.
1928.
Melancholy Weeps. Fred Elizalde, piano solo. 1927. My Pet. Fred Elizalde and His Orchestra. 1928.
Say yes Today. Roger Wolfe Kahn and His
Orchestra.
1926.
Radio Program # 106. (loaded
on 06/24/04) A battle of the bassists:
Steve
Brown and Ward Lay.
Sweet Jennie Lee. Lloyd Newton and His
Varsity
Eleven. 1930.
Just Imagine. Jean Goldkette and His Orchestra.
1928.
Me and the Man On the Moon. California
Ramblers.
1928.
Wang Wang Blues. Paul Whiteman and His
Orchestra.
1927.
Record of the Month. After You've Gone.
Charleston
Chasers. 1927.
You're the Cream of My Coffee. California
Ramblers.
1928.
Lonesome and Sorry. Jean
Goldkette and His Orchestra. 1926.
Gotta Feelin' For You. Hot Air Men. 1929.
Dinah. Jean Goldkette and His Orchestra. 1926.
Modern Musicians. West End Jazz Band. From
Legacy
2K 104, "Live at the Blue Lantern on Hudson Lake. 20s & 30s Sweet
&
Hot Dance, Vol. 4. Buffalo Rhythm. 2003.
Radio Program # 107. (loaded
on 07/30/04) Tunes composed by
Bix's
fellow musicians. Part I. Tunes not recorded by Bix.
1. Tunes composed by Harry Barris.
Brown Sugar. Doc Cook and His Dremaland
Orchestra.
1926.
Wrap Your Troubles in Draams (and dream your
troubles
away). Bing Crosby. 1931.
2. Tunes composed by Willard Robison.
Harlem Blues (American Suite # 8). Willard
Robison
and His Deep River Orchestra. 1927.
Hurry Sundown.Willard Robison and His Deep River
Orchestra. 1927.
3. Tunes composed by Frank Trumbauer.
Breaking It Down. Frank Trumbauer and His
Orchestra.
1934.
Choo-choo. Frank
Trumbauer
and His Orchestra. 1930.
4. Tunes composed by Adrian Rollini.
Jigsaw Puzzle. Joe Venuti's Blue Five. 1933.
Dixie. Fred Elizalde and His Orchestra. 1928.
5. Tunes composed by Bing Crosby.
When the Blue of the Night (meets the gold of the
day).
Bing Crosby. 1931.
Love Me Tonight. Bing Crosby. 1932.
Modern Musicians. Dick Hyman plays "In A Mist."
From Arbors Records CD # 19283, "If Bix Played Gershwin" Tom Pletcher,
Dick Hyman and Their Gang. 2004.
Radio Program # 108. (loaded
on 08/27/04) Miscellaneous Records.
Hello Bluebird.
Vincent Lopez
and His Orchestra. 1926.
I'm On My Way Home. Vincent Lopez and His
Orchestra. 1926.
Raggin' the Scale. Joe
Venuti's
Blue Four. 1930.
Raggin' the Scale. Vincent
Lopez and His Orchestra. 1923.
Spanish Shawl. Sam Lanin
and His Orchestra. 1925.
Stomp Off, Let's Go. Sam
Lanin and His Orchestra. 1925.
Everywhere You Go. Willard Robison according to
Brian Rust. The string, reed and rhythm section of the Paul Whiteman
Orchestra
according to Hans Eekhoff. 1928.
Montage of 1926 Goldkette Tunes. Created by Hans
Eekhoff as a soundtrack for the 1926 silent film of the Jean Goldkette
Orchestra in their eastern tour.
I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate.
University Six. 1926.
Beale Street Blues. University
Six. 1926.
Crazy Quilt. The Wolverines. (Tennessee
Tooters).
1926.
You're Burning Me Up. The Wolverines.
(Tennessee
Tooters). 1926.
Radio Program # 109. (loaded
on 09/17/04) Mini Battle of the
Bands: Abe Lyman versus Paul Whiteman. A Comparison of Recordings by
Bill Haid and by the Coon-Sanders Nighhawks.
Mississippi Mud. Abe Lyman and His
Orchestra. 1928. Mississippi Mud. Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1928. San. Abe Lyman and His
Orchestra. 1928. San. Paul Whiteman and His
Orchestra. 1928. That's My Weakness
Now. Abe Lyman and His Orchestra. 1928.
That's My Weakness Now.
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1928. Slue Foot. Bill Haid's Cubs.
1927. Slue Foot. Coon-Sanders
Nighthawks. 1928. Tennessee Lazy. Castle
Farm Serenaders. 1928. Tennessee Lazy. Coon-Sanders
Nighthawks. 1929.
Radio Program # 110. (loaded
on 10/30/04) Juxtapositions:
Recordings of the same tune by Bill Haid and His Cubs and by a band
that includes Bix.
Tain't So, Honey, Tain't So.
Bill Haid and His Cubs. 1928. Tain't So, Honey, Tain't So.
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1928. A Good Man Is Hard To Find. Bill
Haid and His Cubs. 1928. A Good Man Is Hard To Find.
Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra. 1927. Do I Hear You Saying. Paul
Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1928. High Up In A Hilltop. Bill
Haid and His Cubs. 1928. High Up In A Hilltop. Frank
Trumbauer and His Orchestra. 1928. Note 1. You Took Advantage Of Me. Bill
Haid and His Cubs. 1928. You Took Advantage Of Me. Paul
Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1928. Modern Musicians. Paul and His Gang play
"Manhattan Rag." From HHCD "Modernistic Jazz of the Twenties." 2001. I am grateful to Paul for a gift of
this CD. Note 1.
All discographies give "unknown" for the drummer. The name of the
drummer is illegible in Trumbauer's ledgers.
Programs 1-110 were created
using analog techniques, e.g., voice and music were recorded on a
casssette tape and then the analog signal was fed into real producer to
create the rm (streaming) file. Program 111 (and, I hope, future
programs) was created using digital techniques. Analog signals from
LPs,78s, and microphone were digitized using Blaze Audio software.
Digital signals from CDs were ripped. All the digital files were
connected in sequence and fed into real producer. The quality of the
sound should be superior for the digitally created programs than
for the programs created using analog technology. I still have some
problems with distortion for signals that are too strong, but I hope to
correct these difficulties in the future.
Radio Program # 111. (loaded
on 11/26/04)
Recordings of Joseph Anthony "Fud" Livingston.
Smile a Little Bit. California
Ramblers. 1925. Dreaming A Castle in the Air.
California Ramblers. 1925. 'Deed I Do. Ben Pollack. 1926. He's the Last Word.
Ben Pollack. 1926. Riverboat Shuffle. Red
Nichols and His Five Pennies. 1927. Eccentric. Red
Nichols and His Five Pennies. 1927. Imagination. Charleston
Chasers. 1927. Feeling No Pain. Charleston
Chasers. 1927. Red Head Blues. Arkansas
Travellers. 1927. Birmingham Breakdown.
Arkansas Travellers. 1927. Singapore Sorrows. Fred
Elizalde Anglo-American Band. 1929. Nobody's Sweetheart.
Fred Elizalde Anglo-American Band. 1929.
Programs
1-110 were created using realproducer 8.5 or an earlier version.
Program 111 was created using real producer version 10. The resulting
file was over 30 MB in size. I reverted to real producer 8.5 to
create program # 112. The file is less than 10MB.
The procedure I will utilize from now on is as follows. I will continue
using Blaze Audio to create the wave file from CDs, LPs, 78s,
cassettes, and microphone inputs. I will then use real producer 8.5 to
create the rm files. In this manner, the one-hour programs will be kept
under 10 MB.
Radio Program # 112. (loaded
on 12/30/04) Juxtapositions: the
same tune recorded by Lud Gluskin's orchestra and by a band that
includes Bix.
Clarinet Marmalade. Lud Gluskin
et son jazz. 1928. Clarinet Marmalade.
Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra. 1927. You Took Advantage of Me. Orchestre
Lud Gluskin. 1929. You Took Advantage of Me.
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1928. Tiger Rag. Lud Gluskin and His
Versatile Juniors. 1928. Tiger Rag. The
Wolverine Orchestra. 1924. That's My Weakness Now.
Jazz-Orchester Lud Gluskin. 1929. That's My Weakness
Now. Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1928. Gypsy.
Jazz-Orchester Lud Gluskin. 1929. Gypsy. Paul
Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1928.
Radio Program # 113. (loaded
on 1/27/05) Bill Rank. Part 2.
Walking the Dog. Eddie
Lang
and His Orchestra. 1929.
March of the Hoodlums. Eddie
Lang and His Orchestra. 1929. Honeysuckle Rose. Frank
Trumbauer and His Orchestra. 1931. Some of These Days. Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra with
Bing Crosby. 1931. Chant of the
Jungle. Joe
Venuti and His New Yorkers.
1929. That Wonderful Something.
Joe Venuti and His New Yorkers.
1929. Sugar. Red Nichols'
Stompers. 1927. I'll Make My Cot Where My Cot-Cot-Cot
Cotton Grows. Red Nichols' Stompers. 1927. Goose Pimples. Bix Beiderbecke
and His Gang. 1927. Sorry. Bix
Beiderbecke and His Gang. 1927. Modern Musicians. The
Charleston Chasers play Smilin' Skies
from their Stomp Off CD 1376 "Smilin' Skies." 2002.
Radio Program # 114. (loaded
on 2/24/05) Lennie Hayton
Navy Blues. Miff Mole and His
Little Molers. 1930. Lucky Little Devil. Miff
Mole and His Little Molers. 1930. Mine-All Mine. California
Ramblers. 1927. Changes. California
Ramblers. 1927. Promises. Joe Venuti and
His New Yorkers. 1930. Dancing With Tears in My Eyes. Joe
Venuti and His New Yorkers. 1930. Soliloquy. Don Vorhees and His
Orchestra. 1927. Highways Are Happy Ways. Don
Vorhees and His Orchestra. 1927. It Was the Dawn of Love. Paul
Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1928. Forget Me Not. Paul
Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1928. Imagination. Charleston
Chasers. 1927. Feeling No Pain. Charleston
Chasers. 1927.
Radio Program # 115. (loaded
on 4/28/05) The Red Nichols Centennial
Tribute. Red Nichols was born on May 8, 1905. A week from Sunday
will be his 100th birthday. The program celebrates the musical legacy
of Red Nichols. Note: this program is about 80
minutes long, compared to about 60 minutes for previous programs.
Say Arabella. Billy Wynne and His Greenwhich Village Inn Orchesta.
1925. Somebody's Crazy About You. Billy Wynne and His Greenwhich Village Inn Orchesta. 1925. Where Have You Been All My Life?
Sam Lanin and His Orchestra. 1927. Back In Your Own Backyard. Sam Lanin and His Orchestra. 1928. Charleston. California
Ramblers. 1925. The Flapper
Wife.
California Ramblers. 1925. Milenberg Joys. Cotton Pickers
1925. If You Hadn't Gone Away. Cotton Pickers 1925. I Ain't Got Nobody. Arkansas
Travellers. 1927. Everybody Loves My Girl.
Meyer's Dance Orchestra. 1927. How Many Times. Freddy Rich and
His Orchestra. 1925. "Studio Stunts" broadcast
transcription. High, High, High Up In
The Hills. Accompanied by a band that includes Red Nichols. 1927. Red Head Blues. Arkansas
Travellers. 1927. Five Pennies. Red Nichols and
His Orchestra. 1928.
Radio Program # 116. (loaded
on 5/26/05) Muggsy Spanier
Hot Mittens. The Bucktown Five. 1924. Buddy Habits. The Bucktown Five. 1924. I've Got A New Baby. Chicago
Rhythm Kings. 1928. Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?
Chicago Rhythm Kings. 1928. Cookin' Breakfast For The One I Love.
Annette Hanshaw. 1930. When A Woman Loves A Man. Annette Hanshaw. 1930. Congratulations. The Dorsey
Brothers Orchestra. 1930. Beside An Open Fireplace. The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra. 1930.
Farewell Blues. Ted Lewis and His Orchestra.
1929.
Wabash Blues. Ted
Lewis and His Orchestra. 1929. You Rascal, You. Red McKenzie
and His Music Box. 1931 Darktwon Strutters Ball. Red McKenzie and His Music Box. 1931.
Radio Program # 117. (loaded
on 6/24/05) Acoustical 78 rpm records
Lonesome Man Blues. Eddie Davis Orchestra. 1922. (Grey Gull
1120) Hot Lips. Eddie Davis Orchestra. 1922. (Grey
Gull 1120) Say It With Music. The
Columbians. 1921 (Columbia A 3472) Just Like A Rainbow. The Columbians. 1921 (Columbia A 3472) Stop
Your Kidding. Original Memphis Five. 1922. (Pathe 020855) He May Be Your Man But He Comes
to See Me Sometimes. Original Memphis
Five. 1922. (Pathe 020855) Weep No More (My Mammy).
Ray Miller and His Black and White Melody Boys. 1921. (Columbia A 3519) The Sheik. Ray Miller and His Black and White Melody Boys. 1921.
(Columbia A 3519) The Broadway Blues. Nora Bayes.
1920. (Columbia A3311) Singin' the Blues. Nora Bayes. 1920. (Columbia A3311)
Radio Program # 118. (loaded
on 7/26/05) Paul Whiteman. Juxtaposition
of original recordings by the Whiteman orchestra with recordings of the
same tune by modern bands.
Lonely Melody. Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1928.
Lonely Melody. West End Jazz Band. 2004. Waiting At The End Of The Road.
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1929. Waiting At The End Of
The Road. Paul and His Gang. 1993. Mary. Paul
Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1928. Mary. San
Francisco Starlight Orchestra. 1996. Happy Feet. Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1930. Happy
Feet. The New England Jazz Repertory Orchestra. 1976. Changes. Paul Whiteman
and His Orchestra. 1927. Changes.
The New Paul Whiteman Orchestra. 1975. Modern Musicians. Josh Dufee and His Orchestra
play "It's the Blues" from
their 2005 CD "Half A World Away." Radio Program #
119. (loaded
on 8/26/05) Revivals of ODJB Tunes by
the Wolverines, Bix and Tram, and the Fletcher Henderson orchestra.
Warning this is an extra long program, nearly an hour an a half.
Streaming
audio file. Download
file. Fidgety Feet. Original Dixieland
Jazz Band. 1918. Fidgety Feet. The Wolverine
Orchestra. 1924. Fidgety Feet. Fletcher Henderson
and His Orchestra. 1927. Sensation Rag. Original
Dixieland Jazz Band. 1918. Sensation.
The Wolverine Orchestra. 1924. Sensation.
Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra.
1927. Margie. Original Dixieland
Jazz Band. 1920. Singin' the Blues. Frank
Trumbauer and His Orchestra. 1927. Singin'
the Blues. Connie's Inn Orchestra. 1931. Clarinet Marmalade Blues. Original
Dixieland Jazz Band. 1918. Clarinet
Marmalade. Fletcher Henderson
and His Orchestra. 1927. Clarinet Marmalade. Frank
Trumbauer and His Orchestra. 1927. Clarinet Marmalade. Fletcher
Henderson and His Orchestra. 1931. Radio Program #
120. (loaded
on 9/29/05) European Dance bands from
the
1920s
Streaming
audio file. Download
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Milenberg Joys. Jack Hylton Kit-Cat Orchestra. 1925. Piccadilly Strut.Jack
Hylton Kit-Cat Orchestra. 1925 Makin' Whoopee. Ray Ventura et ses
collegiens. 1929. If I Had You.Ray
Ventura et ses collegiens. 1929. Red lips, Kiss My Blues Away.
Devonshire Restaurant Dance Band. 1927. Zulu Wail.
Devonshire Restaurant Dance Band. 1927. Doin' the New Low Down. Lud
Gluskin and His Orchestra. 1929. Moanin' Low.Lud
Gluskin and His Orchestra. 1929. Tambou. Svenska
Paramount-Orkestern. 1928. Hon.
(She). Svenska
Paramount-Orkestern. 1928.
Radio
Program #
121. (loaded
on 10/28/05) Tunes recorded by both
Louis Armstrong and Bix Beiderbecke.
Sweet Sue. Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra. 1933. Sweet Sue. Paul Whiteman and His
Orchestra. 1928. Georgia On My Mind. Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra. 1931. Georgia On My
Mind. Hoagy Carmichael and His Orchestra. 1930. Bessie Couldn't Help
It. Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra. 1931. Bessie Couldn't
Help It. Hoagy Carmichael and His
Orchestra. 1930. Rockin' Chair.
Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra. 1929. Rockin' Chair. Hoagy Carmichael and His Orchestra. 1930. Carolina Stomp. Fletcher
Henderson and His Orchestra. 1925. Flock o' Blues. Sioux City Six.
1924. Copenhagen. Fletcher
Henderson and His Orchestra. 1924. Copenhagen. Wolverine
Orchestra. 1924
Radio
Program #
122. (loaded
on 11/25/05) Adrian Rollini's Recordings
in June 1927.
Corn Fed. Red Nichols and His
Five Pennies. 1927. Five Pennies. Red Nichols and His Five Pennies. 1927. Mean Dog Blues. Red Nichols and His Five Pennies. 1927. I'm Somebody's Somebody Now. Annette
Hanshaw and the Four Instumental Stars. 1927. I Like What You Like. Annette Hanshaw and the Four Instumental Stars. 1927. Ain't That A Grand and Glorious
Feeling. Annette Hanshaw and the Four
Instumental Stars. 1927. Who-oo? You-Hoo
That's Who. Annette Hanshaw and the Four
Instumental Stars. 1927. Under the Moon. Annette Hanshaw and the Four Instumental Stars. 1927. Vo-Do-Do-De-O
Blues. California Ramblers. 1927. After You've Gone. California Ramblers. 1927. Kicking the Cat. Joe Venuti's
Blue Four. 1927. Beating the Dog. Joe Venuti's Blue Four. 1927.
Radio
Program #
123. (loaded
on 12/30/05) Recordings by the
California Ramblers, and the bands within the band, of tunes recorded
by Bix. Real Audio
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San. Varsity Eight. 1924. Copenhagen. Varsity Eight. 1924. Tiger Rag. University Six. 1926. San.University
Six. 1926. Big Boy. California Ramblers.
1924. Copenhagen. California
Ramblers. 1924. Clementine. The Goofus Five.
1927. Copenhagen. Five Birmingham
Babies. 1924. Lila. University Six. 1928. My Pet.University
Six. 1928. Blue River.California
Ramblers. 1927. Changes.California
Ramblers. 1927. Slow River. University Six.
1927. Changes.University
Six. 1927.
Radio
Program #
124. (loaded
on 01/19/06) Americans in England:
Recordings by American Musicians during their visits to England. Real Audio
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28.9 MB Jimmy Dorsey wtih Spike Hughes and
His Three Blind Mice. After You've Gone. 1930. Tiger Rag . 1930 Adrian Rollini with
Fred Elizalde. Crazy Rhythm. 1928. If I Had You. 1928. Frank Guarente with The Savoy Orpheans.
When Erastus Plays His Old Kazoo. 1927. Ain't That Too Bad. 1927. The Original Dixieland Jazz Band.
My Baby's Arms. 1920. I've Lost My Heart In Dixieland. 1920. Al Starita with the Kit-Cat Band.
Can't Your Friend Find A Friend For Me? 1925. If You Hadn't Gone Away.
1925. Danny Polo With The Rhythm Maniacs.
That's A Plenty. 1929. Danny Polo with the Arcadians Dance
Orchestra. 'Leven Thirty Saturday Night. 1930. Sylvester Ahola with The Rhythmic
Eight.
Just Another Day Wasted Away. 1928. After My laughter Came Tears. 1928.
Radio
Program #
125. (loaded
on 02/24/06) Miscellaneous 1920s
recordings reissued in 1950s and 1960s LPs. Real Audio
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Waiting for Katie. Ben Pollack
and His Orchestra. 1927. I'm More Than Satisfied. All
Star Orchestra. 1928. Hello Lola. Mound City Blue
Blowers. 1929. You Can't Cheat A Cheater.
Napoleon's Emperors. 1929. Not A Cloud In The Sky. Isham
Jones and His Orchestra. 1930. Star Dust. Isham Jones and His Orchestra. 1930. I'm Sitting On Top of the World.
Sam Lanin and His Orchestra. 1925. After I Say I'm Sorry. Sam Lanin and His Orchestra. 1926. Trudy. Fred Rich and His
Orchestra. 1926. Kiss Your Baby Goodnight. Paul
Ash and His Orchestra. 1926. Deeep Henderson. Charlie
Straight and His Orchestra. 1926. Hobo's Prayer. Charlie Straight and His Orchestra. 1926.
Radio
Program #
126. (loaded
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Russell with Red and Miff in 1927. Real Audio
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26.3 MB
Riverboat Shuffle. Red Nichols
and His Five Pennies. 1927. Eccentric.
Red Nichols and His Five Pennies. 1927. Imagination. Miff Mole and His
Little Molers. 1927. Feeling
No Pain. Miff Mole and His Little Molers. 1927. Original Dixieland One Step.Miff Mole and His Little Molers. 1927. My Gal Sal.
Miff Mole and His Little Molers. 1927. Honolulu Blues.Miff Mole and His Little Molers. 1927. The
New Twister. Miff Mole and His Little Molers. 1927. Five Pennies. Charleston
Chasers. 1927. Sugar
Foot Strut. Charleston Chasers. 1927. Modern Musicians. Dan Levinson's Roof Garden
Jass Band
plays "Fidgety Feet " and "Can You Tell" from
their 2002 Stomp Off CD1380 "Echoes in the Wax."
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Hot Lips. The Cotton Pickers.
1922. I Wish I
Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate. The Cotton Pickers. 1922. You're The Cream In My Coffee. I've Got A
Feeling I'm Falling. Miff Mole's Molers. 1929. Prince of Wails.
The Cotton Pickers. 1924. Those Panama
Mamas. The Cotton Pickers. 1925. Charleston. The Tennessee
Tooters. 1925. I Had A Sweet Mama. The Tennessee
Tooters. 1925. Where Is That Old Girl of Mine?
Ray Miller and His Orchestra. 1924. Somebody
Loves Me. Ray Miller and His Orchestra. 1924. Navy Blues.
Miff Mole's Molers. 1930. Lucky Little
Devil. Miff Mole's Molers. 1930.
Radio
Program #
128. (loaded
on 05/26/06) Tribute to Frank Trumbauer
on his 105th birthday (Tram was born May 30. 1901). Recordings of Tram
without Bix. Real Audio
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27.9 MB
Mishakawa Blues. The Cotton
Pickers. 1925. Jacksonville Gal. The Cotton Pickers. 1925. San. Mound City Blueblowers.
1924.
Red Hot. Mound City Blueblowers. 1924. Mean Mean Mama. Benson
Orchestra of Chicago. 1923. Wolverine Blues. Benson Orchestra
of Chicago. 1923. Doodle-Doo-Doo. Ray Miller and
His Orchestra. 1925. Me and the Boyfriend. Ray Miller and
His Orchestra. 1925. Love Ain't Nothin' But the Blues. Frank
Trumbauer and His Orchestra. 1929. How Am I To Know. Frank Trumbauer
and His Orchestra. 1929. Should I. Paul Whiteman and
His Orchestra. 1929. Sitting on A Rainbow. Paul Whiteman and
His Orchestra. 1930. Runnin' Ragged. Joe Venuti's
Blue Four. 1929. Apple Blossoms. Joe Venuti's
Blue Four. 1929.
Radio
Program #
129. (loaded
on 06/29/06) Recordings of musicians who
recorded with Bix: Irving Brodsky.
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27.3 MB
No One Knows What It's All
About. The Varsity Eight. 1924. Talking to Myself.The Varsity Eight. 1924. Look Who's Here. The Little
Ramblers. 1925. Got No Time.The Little Ramblers. 1925. Wouldn't You? Roger Wolfe Kahn
and His Orchestra. 1926. Just the Same. Roger
Wolfe Kahn and His Orchestra. 1926. Muddy Water (A Mississsippi Moan).
The Goofus Five. 1927. The Wang Wang Blues.The Goofus Five. 1927. Do, Do, Do. Annette Hanshaw
accompanied by Irving Brodsky on piano. 1926. Everything's Made for Love. Annette Hanshaw accompanied by Irving
Brodsky on piano. 1926. Ain't She Sweet. Annette Hanshaw accompanied by Irving
Brodsky on piano. 1926. Here or There. Annette Hanshaw accompanied by Irving
Brodsky on piano and Jimmy Lytell on clarinet. 1926. Have A Little Faith In Me.
Dorsey Brothers Orchestra. 1930. Congratulations. Dorsey Brothers Orchestra. 1930. Put
Your Arms Around Me. Jean Goldkette and His Orchestra. 1959.
(Yes, 1959, no mistake!)
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26.9 MB
Mary. Ted Wallace and His
Orchestra. 1927. Cobble-Stones. Ted Wallace and His Orchestra. 1927. Get Your Man. Arnold Johnson
and His Orchestra. 1928. Georgie Porgie. Arnold Johnson and His Orchestra. 1928. Gotta
Feelin' For You. The Hot Air Men. 1929. Low-Down Rhythm. The Hot Air Men. 1929. Broken Idol.
California Ramblers. 1929. Ain't
Misbehavin'. California Ramblers.
1929. Lovable and Sweet. Ed Kirkeby
Wallace and His Orchestra. 1929. I'm Doing What I'm Doing For Love. Ed Kirkeby Wallace and His Orchestra. 1929. Harlem Madness.The Hot Air Men. 1930. Navy Blues. The Hot Air Men. 1930. The Wild Dog. Joe Venuti's Blue
Four. 1930. Really Blue. Joe Venuti's Blue Four. 1930. Radio
Program #
131. (loaded
on 09/18/06) Bix's tunes recorded by
contemporary musicians.
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29.6 MB
Tia Juana. Rosy Mc Hargue with
the Jazzin' Babies. 1985. "Tain't So, Honey, 'Tain' t So. John
Gill's Dixieland Serenaders. 1998. Royal Garden Blues. Bix
Beiderbecke Memorial Jazz Band. 1972. Davenport Blues. Bix Centennial
All Stars. 2003. Rhythm King. The Rhythm Boys
featuring Spat Langham. 2006. From Monday On. Paul and His
Gang. 1993. Slow River. Josh Duffee and His
Orchestra. 2005. Fidgety Feet. Dan Levinson's
Roof Garden Jass Band. 2003. Changes. The New Wolverine Jazz
Orchestra. 1994. Sugar. The New England Conservatory
Jazz Repertory Orchestra conducted by Gunter Schuller. 1976. Reaching for Someone and Not Finding
Anyone There. Dick Sudhalter and the Anglo American Alliance.
1968.
Radio
Program #
132. (loaded
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Rhytmic Eight versus Several American Bands.
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29.6 MB
You Don't Like It - Not Much.
Rhythmic Eight. 1927. You Don't
Like It - Not Much. Golden Gate Orchestra. 1928. Back Beats. Rhythmic
Eight. 1927. Back
Beats. Red Nichols. 1927. Just Another Day
Wasted Away. Rhythmic Eight. 1928. Just Another
Day Wasted Away. Abe Lyman. 1928 After My Laughter
Came Tears. Rhythmic Eight. 1928. After My
Laughter Came Tears. Lou Gold with vocal by Annette Hanshaw.
1928. I Ain't Got Nobody.
Rhythmic Eight. 1928. I Ain't Got
Nobody. Coon-Sanders Nighthawks. 1927 Because My Baby
Don't Mean Maybe Now. Rhythmic Eight. 1928. Because My
Baby Don't Mean Maybe Now. Joe Venuti New Yorkers. 1928. Tiptoe Through the
Tuplips with Me. Rhythmic Eight. 1929. Tiptoe Through the
Tuplips with Me. Don Voorhees. 1929. Radio
Program #
133. (loaded
on 11/24/06) Recordings of Leo
McConville.
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26.8 MB Harlem Twist. Red
Nichols and His Orchestra. 1928. Five Pennies. Red Nichols and His Orchestra. 1928. Bugle Rag Call. Eddie Lang and
His Orchesta. 1929. Freeze and Melt. Eddie Lang and His Orchesta. 1929. Red Hot Henry Brown. Charleston
Chasers. 1925. Loud Speakin' Papa. Charleston Chasers. 1925. 'Tain't No Sin. Fred "Sugar"
Hall and His Sugar Babies. 1930. Harmonica Harry. Fred
"Sugar" Hall and His Sugar Babies. 1930. Wouldn't You. Roger Wolfe Kahn
and His Orchestra.1926. Just the Same. Roger Wolfe
Kahn and His Orchestra.1927. I'm In the Market For You. Columbia
Photoplayers. 1930. [Ben Selvin] The Whole Darned Thing's For You. Columbia
Photoplayers. 1930. [Ben Selvin] I Must Be Dreaming. Joe Venuti and His New Yorkers (withh Eddie Lang).
1928. 'Tain't So, Honey, 'Tain't So.
Joe Venuti and His New Yorkers (withh Eddie Lang). 1928.
Radio
Program #
134. (loaded
on 12/29/06) Recordings of Charley
Straight.
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31.2 MB
Rag-Time Soldier Man. Gene
Greene (v), accompanied by Charley Straight (p). 1912.
Rag, Rag, Rag. Gene
Greene (v), accompanied by Charley Straight (p). 1913. K'nice and K'nifty. Roy Bargy.
1922. I Love
You Sunday, Introducing,
'Ev'rybody Calls Me Honey'. The Benson Orchestra of Chicago.
1920. It Must
Be Someone Like You. The Benson Orchestra of Chicago. 1921. Buddy's Habits. Charley Straight's Rendezvous Orchestra.
1923. Henpecked Blues. Charley Straight's Rendezvous Orchestra.
1923. Easy Melody. Charley Straight's Rendezvous Orchestra.
1923. Forgetful Blues. Charley Straight's Rendezvous Orchestra.
1923. What A Man. Charley Straight and His Orchestra. 1926. Hi-Diddle-Diddle. Charley Straight and His Orchestra. 1926. Too Busy. (Vocal) Charley Straight and His
Orchestra. 1928. Too Busy. (Instrumental) Charley Straight and His
Orchestra. 1928.
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Program #
135. (loaded
on 01/19/07) The California Ramblers
take on all challengers.
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28.6 MB Red Hot Henry Brown. The
Charleston Chasers. 1925. Red Hot Henry Brown. California Ramblers. 1925. See correction. Beale Street Blues. Mal
Hallett. 1929. Beale
Street Blues. California Ramblers. 1927. Delirium.
Red and Miff's Stompers. 1927. Delirium.
California Ramblers. 1927. Someday
Sweetheart. Piccadilly Players. 1927. Someday
Sweetheart. California Ramblers. 1927. Don't
Take That Black Bottom Away. Annette Hanshaw. 1926. Don't
Take That Black Bottom Away. California Ramblers. 1926. I Ain't
Got Nobody.
Coon-Sanders Nightawks. 1927. I Ain't
Got Nobody. California Ramblers. 1925. Correction.
I made an error when I compiled the program. The version of "Red
Hot Henry Brown" at this point in the program is that by the Charleston
Chasers, the same as the previous selection. Here are links to the
version by the California Ramblers. http://bixography.com/redhotcr.ram http://bixography.com/wbixmp3/redhotcr.mp3
Note added 5/2/2007. The second tune in the program is not "Red
Hot Henry Brown." It is "Loud Speaking Papa" by the Charleston Chasers.
I thank Nick Dellow for the correction.
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Program #
136. (loaded
on 02/24/07) Musicians who recorded with
Bix: Irving "Izzy" Friedman. Recordings that include Izzy but not
Bix.
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22.8 MB
Walking the Dog. Ed Lang and
His Orchestra. 1929. March of
the Hoodlums. Ed Lang and His Orchestra. 1929. Chant of the Jungle. Joe Venuti
and His New Yorkers. 1929. That Wonderful Something (Is Love).Joe Venuti and His New Yorkers. 1929. If I Had A Talking Picture of You.
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1929. After You've Gone.Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1929. Promises.Joe Venuti and His New Yorkers. 1930. Dancing With Tears In My Eyes.Joe Venuti and His New Yorkers. 1930. What A Day. The Mason-Dixon
Orchestra. 1929. Alabammy Snow.The Mason-Dixon Orchestra. 1929. Makin'
Whoopee.Paul Whiteman and His
Orchestra. 1929. Let's Do It, Let's
Fall In Love.Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1929.
Radio
Program #
137. (loaded
on 03/30/07) Recordings of Fud
Livingston, Part II. (Part I is WBIX # 111)
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27.3 MB
Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue. California
Ramblers. 1925. Clap Hands! Here Comes Charlie.
California Ramblers. 1925. My Angeline. Mississippi
Maulers. 1928. Don't Mess
Around With Me.Mississippi Maulers.
1928. Imagination. Charleston
Chasers. 1927. Feelin' No Pain. Charleston Chasers. 1927. You're the Cream of My Coffee.
Miff Mole's Little Molers. 1928. Wild Oat Joe.Miff Mole's Little Molers. 1928. Doin' the New Lowdown. Irving
Mills and His Hotsy Totsy Gang. 1928. Digga Digga Doo. Irving Mills and His Hotsy Totsy Gang. 1928. Out Where the Blues Begins.
Louisiana Rhythm Kings. 1929. That's A
Plenty.Louisiana Rhythm Kings. 1929.
Modern Musicians. "Thinking of Bix," a
composition by Dick Hyman, played by Dick Hyman on piano and Randy
Sandke on trumpet. From Arbors CD ARCD 19319, "Dick Hyman and Randy
Sandke: Now and Again." Radio
Program #
138. (loaded
on 04/28/07) Recordings by British Bands
of Bix Tunes.
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35.0 MB
Riverboat
Shuffle. Jack Hylton's Kit-Cat Band. 1925. Sunday.Jack Hylton's Kit-Cat Band. 1926. My Pet. Bert Firman's
DanceOrchestra. 1928. That's My
Weakness Now. The Arcadians Orchestra. 1928. Because My Baby Don't Mean Maybe Now.
Rhythmic Eight.1928. Reaching For Someone.Rhythmic Eight.1928. Lila. Al
Starita and the Piccadilly Players. 1928. From Monday On. Al Sarita and
the Piccadilly Players. 1928. Tiger Rag. Jack Hylton. 1930. Bessie Couldn't Help It. Billy
Cotton. 1930. There's A Cradle in Caroline.
Rhythmic Eight. 1928. Can't Help Loving That Man of Mine.Rhythmic Eight. 1928.
Modern Composition dedicated to Bix.
Rhapsody for Bix by Lalo Schiffrin. From 1998 Aleph
Records CD #
004, ""Lalo Schiffrin Presents: Metamorphosis - Jazz Meets the Symphony
# 4." Part
1. Davenport Blues, Royal
Garden Blues, Singin the Blues. Following parts to be presented
in future programs.
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Program #
139. (loaded
on 06/01/07) Recordings by Ben Bernie,
1924-1927.
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28.1 MB
Mandy. Ben Bernie and the Hotel
Roosevelt Orchestra. 1924. Why Couldn't It Be Poor Litttle Me? Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1925. Yes, Sir, That's My Baby.Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1926. Bell-Hopping Blues. Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1926. Jig Walk. Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1926. Up And At 'Em. Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1926. I Love Her.Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1926. Someone Is Losin' Susan.Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1926. She's Still My Baby. Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1926. He's The Last Word. Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1926. Ain't She Sweet?Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1927. There's A Cradle In Caroline.Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1927. Let's Misbehave.Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1927. Changes.Ben Bernie and the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. 1927.
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Program #
140. (loaded
on 06/29/07) Bing Crosby as a vocalist
with the Gus Arnheim Orchestra.
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28.4 MB It Must Be True. Bing Crosby
with the Gus Arnheim Orchestra. 1930. Them There Eyes. The Rhythm
Boys with the Gus Arnheim Orchestra. 1930. Fool Me Some More. Bing Crosby with the Gus Arnheim Orchestra. 1930. The Little Things
In Life. Bing Crosby with the Gus
Arnheim Orchestra. 1930. Singin' In The Rain.Gus Arnheim and His Orchestra. 1929. Dancing To Save Your Sole.Gus Arnheim and His Orchestra. 1930. All I Want Is Just One. Gus Arnheim and His Orchestra. 1930. A Peach Of A Pair.Gus Arnheim and His Orchestra. 1930. I Surrender Dear. Bing Crosby with the Gus Arnheim Orchestra. 1931. One More Time. Bing Crosby with the Gus Arnheim Orchestra. 1931. Out of Nowhere, What Is It, Sweet and
Lovely. Live Broacast form the Cocoanut Grove. Bing Crosby,
Loyce Whiteman with the Gus Arnheim
Orchestra. 1931. Radio
Program #
141. (loaded
on 07/20/07) Recordings by British Bands
of Tunes recorded by Bix, Part 2. (Part 1 is WBIX # 138.)
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29.2 MB Sentimental Baby. Arcadians
Dance Orchestra. 1928. China Boy. Bond Street
Swingers. 1936. Sugar. Fred Elizalde and His
Orchestra. 1928.*** Somebody Stole My Gal. Fred
Elizalde and His Hot Music. May 1928. My Pet.Fred Elizalde and His Orchestra. 1928. Lila. George Fisher and His
Kit-Cat Band. 1928. That's My
Weakness Now. Billy Cotton's London Savannah Band. 1928. Wait
'till You See My Cherie. Ray Starita and His Ambassador's Club
Orchestra. 1929. From Monday On. The Piccadilly
Players. 1928. Borneo. Jack Hylton and His
Orchestra. 1928. Mississippi Mud. Rhythmic
Eight. 1928. Because My Baby Don't Mean Baby
Now. Rhythmic Eight. 1928.
*** Disregard my explanation for the similarity between the
Elizalde and Whiteman arrangements of "Sugar." See my post http://www.network54.com/Forum/27140/message/1184870521/Another+Example+of+Copying+Bix-+%93Sugar.%26quot%3B Radio
Program #
142. (loaded
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Hylton versus Paul Whiteman. (1 h 16 min)
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32.1 MB
Oh! Miss Hannah. Jack Hylton
and His Orchestra. 1926. Oh! Miss
Hannah. Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1929. Louise. Jack Hylton and
His Orchestra. 1929. Louise. Paul
Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1929. Let's Fall In Love (Let's Do It).Jack Hylton and His Orchestra.1929. Let's Do It (Let's Fall In Love). Paul Whiteman and
His Orchestra. 1929. Mon Homme. Jack Hylton and His Orchestra. 1921. My Man (Mon Homme). Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1921. Mon Homme. Mistinguett. 1920. Sweet Sue.Jack Hylton and His Orchestra.1936. Sweet Sue.Paul
Whiteman and His Orchestra. 1929. That's My Weakness Now.Jack Hylton and His Orchestra.1928. That's My
Weakness Now. Paul Whiteman and His
Orchestra. 1928.
All the Jack Hylton recordings
from http://www.jackhylton.com/
I thank Pete Faint for his kind permission to download the Hylton music
files from his website.
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Program #
143. (loaded
on 09/27/07) Recordings of Adrian
Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. (1 h 04 min) . NOTE: The sound
quality is inferior.
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26.3 MB
Sadie Green. Adrian Schubert
and His Salon Orchestra. 1926. Chloe. Adrian
Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1928. Where Has
Mammy Gone. Adrian Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1929. That's What Love
Did To Me. Adrian Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1929. Any Old Time.
Adrian Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1929. Miss
Wonderful. Adrian Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1929. In Harlem's
Araby. Adrian Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1930. What Do I
Care. Adrian Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1930. Nobody's
Sweetheart. Adrian Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1930. Nobody's
Sweetheart. Adrian Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1930. The Man From
the South. Adrian Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1930. Rainy Weather
Rosie. Adrian Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1930. My Love
Parade. Adrian Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1930. Syncopated
Jamboree. Adrian Schubert and His Salon Orchestra. 1930. Radio
Program #
144. (loaded
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Singers: Ruth Etting and Annette Hanshaw. 1hour 5 minutes
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25.4 MB
Button Up Your Overcoat. Ruth
Etting. 1929. Button Up
Your Overcoat. Annette Hanshaw. 1929. Mean To Me.Ruth Etting. 1929. Mean To Me.Annette Hanshaw. 1929. Body and Soul. Ruth Etting.
1930. Body and
Soul.Annette Hanshaw. 1930. What Wouldn't I Do For My Man.
Ruth Etting. 1929. What
Wouldn't I Do For My Man.Annette
Hanshaw. 1929. You're the Cream in My Coffee.
Ruth Etting. 1929. You're the
Cream in My Coffee.Annette Hanshaw. 1928. Love Me Or Leave Me. Ruth
Etting. 1928. After My
Laughter Came Tears. Lou Gold's Orchestra with vocal by Annette
Hanshaw. 1928.
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Program #
145. (loaded
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tunes recorded by Bix Beiderbecke. 1hour 3 minutes
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26.8 MB Washboard Blues. Red Nichols
and His Five Pennies. 1926. Davenport Blues. Miff Mole and
His Little Molers. 1927. Riverboat Shuffle.Red Nichols and His Five Pennies. 1927. Japanese Sandman.Red Nichols and His Five Pennies. 1928. There'll Come A Time.Red Nichols and His Five Pennies. 1928. Margie.Red Nichols and His Five Pennies. 1928. You Took Advantage Of Me.Miff Mole and His Little Molers. 1928. Baltimore.
The Red Heads. 1927. Futuristic Rhythm. Louisiana
Rhythm Kings. 1929. Waiting At The End Of The Road.Louisiana Rhythm Kings. 1929. China Boy. Red Nichols and His Five Pennies. 1930. Sweet Sue.Red Nichols and His Five Pennies. 1932.
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Program #
146. (loaded
on 12/28/07) Bix's Fellow Musicians: Don
Murray. 1 hour 3 minutes Real Audio
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25.3 MB Sobbin' Blues. New Orleans
Rhythm Kings. 1923. Mr. Jelly Lord. New Orleans Rhythm Kings. 1923. Toddlin' Blues. Bix Beiderbecke and His Rhythm Jugglers. 1925. Davenport Blues. Bix Beiderbecke and His Rhythm Jugglers. 1925. Gimme A Little Kiss, Will Ya? Huh? Jean Goldkette and His Orchesttra. 1926. Lonesome and Sorry. Jean Goldkette and His Orchesttra. 1926. Penn Blues. Joe
Venuti's Blue Four. 1927. Four String Joe. Joe Venuti's Blue
Four. 1927. Hot Heels. Jack Pettis and His
Pets. 1928.. Broadway Stomp. Jack Pettis and
His Pets. 1928.. Lewisada Blues. Ted Lewis and
His Band. 1929. I Love You.Ted Lewis and His Band. 1929. Modern Musicians. "If You Don't Love Me. The Rhythm
Boys Featuring Spats Langham From WVR Records CD 1002 "Hello
Baby!."
Radio
Program #
147. (loaded
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California Ramblers. 57 minutes. Real Audio
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24.1 MB Smilin'. California Ramblers.
1921. Bow Wow Blues. California Ramblers. 1922. My Sweetie Went Away.California Ramblers. 1923. I Love Me.California Ramblers. 1923. That Old Gang of Mine.California Ramblers. 1923. Louisville.California Ramblers. 1923. That Big Blonde Mama.California Ramblers. 1923. You've Simply Got Me Cuckoo.California Ramblers. 1923. If I Can't Get the Sweetie I Want. California Ramblers. 1923. You Darling You.California Ramblers. 1923. Melancholy.California Ramblers. 1923. Moonlight Kisses.California Ramblers. 1923. Radio
Program #
148. (loaded
on 02/29/08) Tunes recorded by both
Annette Hanshaw and Bing Crosby. 1h 15m. Real Audio
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72.6 MB Wistful and Blue. Annette
Hanshaw with the Original Memphis Five. 1927. Wistful and
Blue. Bing Crosby and Al Rinker with Paul Whiteman. 1926. Miss Annabelle Lee. Annette
Hanshaw. 1927. Miss
Annabelle Lee. Bing Crosby with
The Rhythm Boys. 1927. Get Out and Get
Under the Moon. Annette Hanshaw. May 1928. Get Out and
Get Under the Moon. Annette Hanshaw. August 1928. Get Out and
Get Under the Moon. Bing Crosby, Jack Fulton, Charles Gaylord,
Austin Young with Paul Whiteman. 1929. I'm A Dreamer. Annette Hanshaw.
1929. I'm A
Dreamer. Bing Crosby, Jack Fulton, Al Rinker with Paul
Whiteman. 1929. If I Had A Talking Picture of You.
Annette Hanshaw. 1929. If I Had A
Talking Picture of You. Bing Crosby
with Paul Whiteman. 1929. Ho-Hum. Annette Hanshaw. 1931. Ho-Hum.Bing Crosby with Gus Arnheim. 1931.
WBIX # 148 CORRECTION: "Get Out and Get Under the Moon."
When I was producing the program, I only looked at Rust's Jazz Disco.
He lists two recordings of "Get Out and Get Under the Moon.": May 1928
(Harmony) and June 12, 1928 (Columbia, unissued). Rusts'
Entertainement Discography lists a third recording (Harmony) from Aug
10, 1928 as vocalist with Frank Ferrera's Hawaiian Trio. So the
so-called discrepancy I pointed out is non-existent. Radio
Program #
149. (loaded
on 03/28/08) Musicians who recorded with
Bix: Steve Brown. Recordings of Steve Brown without Bix. 1h 6m. Real Audio
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63.4 MB Eccentric. Friars Society
Orchestra. 1922. Farewell Blues. Friars Society Orchestra. 1922. There's No Girl Like My Gal.
Original Memphis Melody Boys. 1923. Blue Grass
Blues. Original Memphis Melody Boys. 1923. Drifiting Apart. Jean
Goldkette. 1926. Roses. Jean
Goldkette. 1926. Bye Bye Pretty Baby.
Joe Herlihy. 1927. Rolling
Around In Roses. Joe Herlihy. 1927. Wang Wang Blues. Paul Whiteman.
1927. Make Believe.Paul Whiteman. 1928. For Old
Times' Sake.Jean Goldkette. 1928. Just Imagine. Jean
Goldkette. 1928. Radio
Program #
149add. (loaded
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Tunes recorded by both
Annette Hanshaw and Bing Crosby. 19.5 m. Real Audio
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19.1 MB
Mary. Annette Hanshaw (with Lou
Gold). 1927 Mary. Bing Crosby (with Paul
Whiteman). 1927. Love Me Tonight. Annette
Hanshaw. 1932. Love Me Tonight. Bing Crosby.
1932. Radio
Program #
150. (loaded
on 04/25/08) Recordings with both Red
Nichols and Adrian Rollini as sidemen. Part 1. 1 hour 3 minutes Real Audio
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60.1 MB
You're in the Wrong with the Right
Baby. Five Birmingham Babies. 1925. Mamie.Five Birmingham Babies. 1925. Crosswords Betwen My Sweetie and Me.
Little Ramblers. 1925. Don't Bring
Lulu. Little Ramblers. 1925. Everybody Loves My
Baby. Goofus Five. 1924. Oh! How I
Love My Darling. Goofus Five. 1924. If You Knew Susie. Varsity
Eight. 1925. Flag That
Train. Varsity Eight. 1925. Everything Is Hotsy Totsy Now.
California Ramblers. 1925. Sweet
Georgia Brown. California Ramblers. 1925. Imagination. Miff Mole's
Molers. 1927. Feeling No
Pain. Miff Mole's Molers. 1927. I Had Someone Else Before I had You
(and I'll Have Someone Else After You.). Goofus Five. 1925. I Like Pie
Like I Like Cake (But I Like You Best of All.) Goofus Five.
1925.
Modern Musicians. Because My Baby
Don't Mean Maybe Now. Keith Nichols' Jazz Artists. From Lake
Records CD # 245, "A Tribute to Paul Whiteman." 2006. WBIX
#151 will be uploaded on May 30, 2008.
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