Miff Mole & His Little Molers - Okeh 41098 (1928)

Red Nichols, Leo McConville t / Miff Mole tb / Dudley Fosdick mel / Fud Livingston cl, ts / Arthur Schutt p / Carl Kress g / Joe Tarto bb / Stan King d.

Recorded in New York on July 27, 1928.

Sam Lanin's Arkansaw Travellers (The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra) - Parlophone R 426 (1929)

Recorded stateside on Okeh 41259 as The Travelers (James Dorsey, Director), here is the UK counterpart.

Leo McConville, Manny Klein t / Tommy Dorsey tb / Jimmy Dorsey cl, as / Alfie Evans as / Paul Mason ts / Arthur Schutt p / Tony Colucci bj / Hank Stern bb / Stan King d / ? Irving Kaufman v.

Recorded in New York on June 19, 1929.

Joe Candullo & His Everglades Orchestra - Silvertone 3281 (1926)

In my search for any info on Joe Candullo, the same theme popped up...not much is known or he was basically forgotten.

What is known is during an era where many white dance bands jazzed up standards, Candullo recorded many songs that were written for black jazz to begin with.

Among the sidemen that passed through his orchestra were Red Nichols, Glenn Miller, Jimmy Dorsey, Jimmy McPartland, Ray Bauduc, Fud Livingston...

Rust lists the personnel like this: Mike Mosiello, Harry Susnow t / unknown tb / Goof Moyer cl, as / Gerry Salisbury cl, ts, as / Joe Candullo vn, ldr / Frank de Carlo p / John Montesanto bj / Nick Farrara bb / Billy Southard d.

but...

He says that the brass section for this session points towards Leo McConville, Tommy Gott t / Ray Stilwell tb  with Ray Bauduc possibly replacing Southard on d.

Recorded in New York on September 20, 1926.

Frank Farrell & His Greenwich Village Inn Orchestra / Manhattan Dance Makers - Diva 2488 (1927)

Frank Farrell & His Greenwich Village Inn Orchestra: Hymie Farberman, Manny Klein, ?Leo McConville t / Sammy Lewis tb / Larry Abbott, Arnold Brilhart cl, as / Alfie Evans cl, as, ts, bar / ?Babe Russin ts / Irving Leonard vn / Frank Farrell p, ldr / Louis Condell bj / August Hellerberg bb / Sonny Tudor d.

Recorded In New York on August 30, 1927.

Manhattan Dance Makers: Collective Personnel: Earl Oliver, Hymie Farberman, Tommy Gott t / Sam Lewis, Charlie Butterfield tb / Nathan Glantz, Larry Abbott, Bennie Krueger cl, ss, as / Norman Yorke, Joe Dubin cl, ts / Harry Reser or John Cali bj / Joe Tarto, John Helleberg bb / Joe or George Hamilton Green d, x. 

Recorded in New York on September 2, 1927.

Sam Lanin's Dance Orchestra / Hollywood Dance Orchestra - Banner 7031 (1928)

Looking up the Lanin side in Rust's discographies, it looks like Red Nichols may be present.

Sam Lanin dir / Red Nichols?, Leo McConville t / Al Philburn tb / Larry Abbott, Andy Sannella cl, as / ts / Irving Brodsky p / Tony Colucci bj / Joe Tarto bb / d / Justin Ring chimes / Irving Kaufman v.

Recorded in New York on February 1, 1928.

Not much info found for thise side...it may be a Billy James' Orchestra.

Roger Wolfe Kahn & His Orchestra / Nat Shilkret & The Victor Orchestra - Victor 20599 (1927)

Sometimes I'm Happy: Tommy Gott, Leo McConville t / Miff Mole tb / Alfie Evans cl, as, bar / Arnold Brilhart cl, as, f, o / Harold Sturr cl, ts, f / Joe Venuti vn / Herb Borodkin vc / Irving Brodsky p / Eddie Lang g / Arthur Campbell bb / Vic Berton d / Frankly Baur v.

Recorded in New York on April 14, 1927.

Hallelujah!: Nat Shilkret dir / 2 t / Chuck Campbell, Sam Lewis ? tb / Andy Sanella ?, Larry Abbott ?, Sammy Feinsmith cl, as / Max Farley or Wlater Livingston cl, ts / Lou Raderman, Muray Kellner vn / Jack Shilkret, Mitt Rettenberg p / bj / Joe Green d / Franklyn Baur v.

Recorded in New York on April 14, 1927.

Roger Wolfe Kahn & His Hotel Biltmore Orchestra - Victor 19808 (1925)

This looks to be from Roger Wolfe Kahn's second recording session.

(Here's another Kahn side posted earlier this year.)

Tommy Gott, Leo McConville t / Chuck Campbell, Ephraim Hannaford tb / Arnold Brilhart, Owen Bartlett cl, as / Harold Sturr cl, ts / Joe Venuti, Joe Raymond vn / Arthur Schutt p / Dominic Romeo bj, g / Arthur Campbell bb / Vic Berton d.

Recorded in New York on October 2, 1925.

Alabama Red Peppers / Miami Royal Palm Orchestra - Cameo 8205 (1928)

Here's another Alabama Red Peppers to go with one I had posted earlier.

Alabama Red Peppers: Leo McConville t / Tommy Dorsey tb / Jimmy Dorsey cl, as / ? Fud Livingston ts / ? Arthur Schutt p / ? Dick McDonough bj, g / ? Stan King d.

Recorded in New York in April 1928.

Miami Royal Palm Orchestra: A Willard Robinson outfit but, unfortunately, not one of the few that featured  Jack Teagarden. Vocal by Frank Bessinger.

Recorded in New York on April 4, 1928.