ROSY McHARGUE
Complete Early Recordings 1923-1936

ROY SCHOENBECK'S ORCHESTRA
Richmond, December 13, 1923
1. Wow Wow Blues
2. You
(personal recordings for the Gennett label--not commercially issued)

THE SEATTLE HARMONY KINGS
New York, August 2, 1926
3. Breezin' Along (With the Breeze)
4. How Many Times?
(Rosy asserted that he was not on the first two titles by this band from September 2, 1925, contrary to Rust)

FRANK TRUMBAUER'S ORCHESTRA
Chicago, April 10, 1931
5. Bass Drum Dan
6. Honeysuckle Rose (C7695-A)

Chicago, June 24, 1931
7. In the Merry Month of Maybe (C7875-A)
8. In the Merry Month of Maybe (C7875-B)
9. Crazy Quilt (C7877-A)
10. Crazy Quilt (C7877-B)
11. Georgia On My Mind
12. Honeysuckle Rose (C7880-A)

TED WEEMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Chicago, September 15, 1934
13. Ten Yards to Go
14. Blue Sky Avenue
15. Talkin' to Myself
16. Out of the Night

Chicago, November 11, 1934
17. I'll Keep Warm All Winter
(With My Sunny Summer Love)
18. I'm Growing Fonder of You
19. One Little Kiss
20. Winter Wonderland

JIMMY McPARTLAND'S SQUIRRELS
Chicago, April 24, 1936
21. Eccentric
22. Original Dixieland One-Step

Chicago, April 25, 1936
23. I'm All Bound 'Round with the
Mason-Dixon Line
24. Panama

Toasted by Waterman Levinson, July 2002

Rosy's remaining titles for Ted Weems are on the complete Weems Decca series, in three volumes.

I am also reissuing Rosy's complete Jump and Audiophile recordings, in cooperation with both of those labels. Doug Pomeroy has beautifully restored these classic 1950's sides, which will be available on the Jump label later this year.

Happy listening!

W