Got My Nichols Worth (Red Nichols On Brunswick)

Some earlier Nichols' posts: Brunswick 4510, Brunswick 6014, Brunswick 4321, Edison 51854.

Red Nichols t, a / Miff Mole tb / Jimmy Dorsey cl, as / Joe Venuti vn / Arthur Schutt p / Eddie Lang g / Vic Berton d.

Recorded in New York on March 3, 1927.



Red Nichols, Leo McConville, Manny Klein t / Miff Mole tb / Pee Wee Russell cl / Fud Livingston ts, a / Adrian Rollini bsx, gfs / Lennie Hayton p, cel / Dick McDonough g / Vic Berton d.

Recorded in New York on August 15, 1927.





Red Nichols t, a / Miff Mole tb / Dudley Fosdick mel / Fud Livingston cl, a / Pee Wee Russell cl, ts / Lennie Hayton p, cel / Carl Kress g / Vic Berton d.

Recorded in New York on February 25 & 27, 1928.



Red Nichols t, a / Manny Klein t / Miff Mole tb / Dudley Fosdick mel / Fud Livingston cl / Benny Goodman cl, as / Lennie Hayton p, cel / Carl Kress g / Vic Berton d.

Recorded in New York on February 5, 1929.


Red Nichols Leo McConville, Manny Klein t / Glenn Miller tb / Jack Teagarden, Bill Trone, or Herb Taylor tb / Benny Goodman cl, as, bar / as / Babe Russin ts / Arthur Schutt p / Carl Kress g / Art Miller sb / Gene Krupa d / Scrappy Lambert v.

Recorded in New York on April 18, 1929.


Red Nichols t, a / Manny Klein t / Miff Mole tb / Dudley Fosdick mel / Fud Livingston cl / Benny Goodman cl, as / Adrian Rollini bsx / Lennie Hayton p, cel / Carl Kress g / Vic Berton d.

Recorded in New York on February 16, 1929.



Red Nichols, Tommy Thunen, Manny Klein t / Jack Teagarden tb, v / Glenn Miller tb / Jimmy Dorsey cl, as / Babe Russin ts / Adrian Rollini bsx / Jack Russin p / Weston Vaughan g / Jack Hansen bb / Gene Krupa d.

Recorded in New York on February 3, 1930.



Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, Charlie Teagarden t / Jack Teagarden, Glenn Miller tb / Benny Goodman cl / Sid Stoneburn as / Babe Russin ts / Joe Sullivan p / Treg Brown bj / Art Miller sb / Gene Krupa d.

Recorded in New York on July 2, 1930.



Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, Charlie Teagarden t / Jack Teagarden tb v / Glenn Miller tb / Benny Goodman cl / Sid Stoneburn as / Babe Russin ts / Joe Sullivan p / Treg Brown bj, v / Art Miller sb / Gene Krupa d.

Recorded in New York on July 3, 1930.



Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, Charlie Teagarden t / Jack Teagarden tb, v / Glenn Miller, George Stoll tb / Benny Goodman cl / Sid Stoneburn as / Larry Binyon ts, f / Jack Russin p / Art Miller sb / Gene Krupa d / The Foursome (Marshall Smith, Ray Johnson, Del Porter, Dwight Snyder) v.

Recorded in New York on September 26, 1930.



Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein t / Glenn Miller, George Stoll tb / Benny Goodman cl / Sid Stoneburn as / Larry Binyon ts / Ed Bergman, Vladimir Selinsky vn / Fulton McGrath p / Treg Brown g / Art Miller sb / Gene Krupa d / Harold Arlen, Smith Ballew v.

Recorded in New York on April 24, 1931.



Red Nichols t, v, dir / Ernie Mathias t, v / Frank Sacco, Snub Pollard t / Alex Palocsay tb / Ted Klein, Joe Catalyne cl, as / Fred Morrow cl, as, ts / Charlie Roddick p / Tony Sacco g, v / Bill Lower sb / Victor Engle d.

Recorded in Chicago on November 28, 1932.


Thomas Waller - Okeh 4757 (1922)

Stop me if you've heard this one before...

An eighteen year old piano player walks into a recording studio for the first time...

Recorded in New York on October 21, 1922.


"Billikin" Johnson & Fred Adams - Columbia 14293 (1927)

From AllMusic...

Billiken Johnson is an interesting figure in early blues history, since he didn't sing or play an instrument, and yet he recorded at least six sides in the late '20s. Johnson's unique talent was his ability to imitate train whistles and provide other vocal effects, all of which made him a popular figure on-stage at the juke joints and taverns of the famed "Deep Ellum" district of Dallas, TX. Under his own name he recorded two tracks for Columbia Records ("Sun Beam Blues" and "Interurban Blues") in Dallas on December 3, 1927, followed by two more ("Frisco Blues" and "Wild Jack Blues") a year later on December 8, 1928. He is also listed as part of a duet of sorts with Texas Bill Day on "Billiken's Weary Blues" and "Elm Street Blues," recorded December 5, 1929, in Dallas and also issued by Columbia.

Recorded in Dallas on December 3, 1927.