Additional songs and commentary related to E012
8 songs — 29 minutes
| Artist | Song | Label & Cat # | Year | Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra | Trumbology | OKeh 40871 | 1927 | February |
| Mildred Bailey | Is That Religion | Brunswick 6558 | 1933 | April |
| Benny Goodman & His Orchestra | Ain’t Cha Glad | Columbia 2835 | 1933 | November |
| The Boswell Sisters | Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On | Brunswick 6109 | 1931 | April |
| Bing Crosby with Connee Boswell | Basin Street Blues | Decca 01483 | 1937 | September |
| Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies | Who’s Sorry Now | Decca 05158 | 1935 | November |
| Bob Wills & The Texas Playboys | Oklahoma Rag | Vocalion 03295 | 1936 | September |
| Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra | Slumming on Park Avenue | Decca 01128 | 1937 | January |
Notes / Credits / Personnel
- Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra – “Trumbology”: Bix Beiderbecke [cornet]; Frankie Trumbauer [c-melody sax]; Eddie Lang [guitar]; Jimmy Dorsey [a-sax, clarinet]; Bill Rank [trombone]; Chauncey Morehouse [drums]; Paul Madeira Mertz [piano]; Howdy Quicksell [banjo]
- Mildred Bailey – “Is That Religion”: Tommy Dorsey [trombone]; Jimmy Dorsey [a-sax]; Dick McDonough [guitar]; Benny Berigan [trumpet]; Stan King [drums]; Artie Bernstein [bass]; Fulton McGrath [piano]; Larry Binyon [t-sax]; Glenn Miller [arranger]
- Benny Goodman & His Orchestra – “Ain’t Cha Glad”: Goodman [clarinet]; Jack Teagarden [vocal, trombone]; Dick McDonough [guitar]; Gene Krupa [drums]; Charlie Teagarden, Manny Klein [trumpet]; Art Karle [t-sax]; Joe Sullivan [piano]; Artie Bernstein [bass]
- The Boswell Sisters – “Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On”: Tommy Dorsey [trombone]; Jimmy Dorsey [clarinet, a-sax]; Manny Klein [trumpet]; Arthur Schutt [piano]; Eddie Lang [guitar]; Joe Venuti [violin]; Joe Tarto [bass]; Stan King [drums]
- Bing Crosby with Connee Boswell – “Basin Street Blues”: with John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra; recorded 9/25/37
- Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies – “Who’s Sorry Now”: Bob Dunn [electric steel guitar]; Fred Calhoun [piano]; Ocie Stockard [banjo]; Derwood Brown [gtr]; Cecil Brower [fiddle]; Wanna Coffman [bass]; Milton Brown [vocal]; 1/27-28/35, Furniture Mart Building, 666 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago
- Bob Wills & The Texas Playboys – “Oklahoma Rag”: Leon McAuliffe [electric guitar]; Al Stricklin [piano]; Jesse Ashlock [fiddle]; Bob McNally [sax]; Thomas Lansford [bass]; Art Haynes [trombone]
- Jimmie Lunceford – “Slumming On Park Avenue”: Eddie Wilcox [piano]; Moses Allen [bass]; Jimmy Crawford [drums]; Ed Brown, Earl Carruthers, Dan Grissom, Willie Smith, Joe Thomas [sax, clarinet]; Sy Oliver, Eddie Tompkins, Paul Webster [trumpet]; Eddie Durham, Russell Bowles, Elmer Crumbley [trombone]
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