G-018  JIG TIME - Swinging Vocal Groups of the 30s & 40s

 

THE THREE KEYS  (Bon Bon, Slim & Bob)

01  Jig Time  (Weems-Washburne)  Vo 2730A  (B12262A)  v

02  Someone Stole Gabriel's Horn  (Washngton-Hayes-Mills)  Vo 2730B (B12263A)  v+

03  Nagasaki  (Dixon-Warren)  Br 6411  (B12424A)  e-

04  Fit As A Fiddle  (Freed-Hoffman-Goodhart)  Br 6411-  (B12425A)  e-

05  (I Would Do) Anything For You  (Hill-Williams-Hopkins)  Br 6522 (B12466A)  e+

06  That Doggone Dog Of Mine  (Grainger)  Br 6522- (B12861A)  e

THE NEPHEWS

07  I'll Be Ready When The Great Day Comes  (Henry)  Br 6728  (B14358C)  e

08  My Old Man  (Mercer-Hanighen)  Br 6728- (B14426A) e

THE FOUR SOUTHERNERS

09  Trouble In Mind  (Jones)  De 7291A  (91139A)  v+

10  Dan The Back Door Man  (Jones-Williams)  De 7291B  (091138A)  v+

BASIN STREET BOYS

11  Come John Come  (--)  Racy HS 422-A  v

4 TOPPERS

12  Tager Rag  [sic]  Cinematone 78-239-3   v+

LEWIS BRONZEVILLE FIVE

13  It Can Happen To You  (Townes-McBride-Butler)  BB B-8480A  v+

14  Oh! Mabel, Oh!  (Alfred Elkins-Benny Holman)  BB B-8470B  v+

THE 4 BLACKAMOORS

15  Break It Up Charlie  (Nurse)  Decca 7850B  (68486A)  e-

16  Darling, You Can't Have Fifty  (Nurse)  De 8512B (68487A)  e

17  Romance In The Dark  (--)  Vocal-Mabel Robinson  De 8512A (68489A)  v

18  same, but take B   e

THE FOUR BLUES

19  Honey Chile  (Brown-Fletcher-White)  De 8637A  (68441A)  e

20  Bluer Than Bluer Than Blue  (The Four Blues)  De 8637B (68444A)  e

GOLDEN GATE QUARTET  (23-24 as THE GATES)

21  Broodle-Oo, Broodle-Oo (Said The Pigeon) (P. Smith-Fogarty)  Co 30128 (CO 38277)  e-

22  Abdullah  (W. Jones-Lawrence-Battle)  Co 30128 (CO 38278)  e-

23  She's Gonna Ruin You, Buddy  (Lewis-Brooks)  Co 30149 (CO 40129)  e+

24  I'm Just A Dreamer  (Hawkins-Barksdale)  Co 30149  (CO 40131)  e+

THE GINGER SNAPS

25  The Shrimp Man  (Charles Ford)  Vi 20-1735B  e

26  Juke Box Joe  (Phil Barsky)  Vi 20-1758B  e

 

Notes: #11 is a party record; the 78 has the same recording on both sides.  #12 is evidently a private recording, most likely a demo.  The Cinematone label is the same one found on the "Penny Phono" 12" variable-speed long-playing records custom-made for miniature jukeboxes ca. 1939 (Spike Jones was their musical director for a time). However, this is a conventional 10" 78, with the title and artist written on the label in pen and ink (along with a nice drawing of a tiger's head). A large Columbia logo is embossed on the blank back side (they evidently did the pressing).

 

G-018      JIG TIME

Swinging Vocal Groups of the

30s & 40s