[78-L] Lee Wiley/Liberty Music Shop

[simmonssomer]

I'm looking at my own list of what I have on :
Lee Wiley LMS L-296 and LMS 297  April 10, 1940
Sorry I do not have all the take numbers of the alternates and out-takes.
They were recorded, however, in the order below.

*Let's Fly Away (alt)
*Let's Fly Away (alt)
*Let's Fly Away ...................MX P-27150 (issued)  LMS L-296

*Let's Do It  (out-take)
*Let's Do It (out-take)
*Let's Do It (out-take)
*Let's Do It (alt)
*Let's Do It (alt)
*Let's Do It........................... MX P 2751-1(issued) LMS L-297

*Hot House Rose (alt)
*Hot House Rose.................  MX P-27152-1 (issued) LMS L-297

*Find Me A Primitive Man (out-take)
*Find Me A Primitive Man  (out-take)
*Find Me A Primitive Man (alt)
*Find me A Primtive Man (alt)
*Find Me A Primitive Man (out take)

I can't seem to identify the* issued track *of "Find Me A Primitve Man" from 
LMS L-296.
I've notated them all as out-takes or alt's. Sorry. (Don't ask)
Mebbe one of the five I've listed was the issued side?

I can tell you, however,  that from the sounds on these, this was a long, 
grueling and exhausting session.

Al Simmons


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "David Lennick" <dlennick at sympatico.ca>
To: "78-L Mail List" <78-l at klickitat.78online.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 10:45 AM
Subject: Re: [78-L] Lee Wiley/Liberty Music Shop


> Correction..it's the 4th "songs of" album, the Harold Arlen, that has had 
> its
> dates changed a couple of times. Ted Ono's CDs of Gershwin, Rodgers & Hart 
> and
> Cole Porter have no liner notes and refer you to a website that now leads 
> only
> to garbage (anyone notice that the Internet is getting ridiculously 
> overcrowded
> and that every time you search a business name, you get anything but a 
> direct
> connection to that business?).
>
> So, let's peruse the Lord. As soon as the damn thing unfreezes. More anon 
> (and
> of course "Maurice" is Fats Waller).
>
> David Lennick wrote:
>> Jack Raymond still has copies of his LMS Discography. I can list 
>> everything in
>> the Gramophone Shop brochure that's in one of the Alec Templeton albums.
>>
>> As for Lee Wiley, I presume everything is in Lord, but Ted Ono's issues 
>> of the
>> 4 "Songs of" albums have very minute details of all takes and breakdowns 
>> where
>> they exist. The Rodgers & Hart set has had its dates changed a few times 
>> (and
>> when is somebody going to come out with Decca's custom matrix info, which 
>> is
>> not in Ruppli?).
>>
>> dl
>>
>> Michael Biel wrote:
>>> Is there a discography of Lee Wiley available, and is there a Liberty
>>> Music Shop discography available?  What I specifically need now are the
>>> details of her album of Gershwin on Liberty Music Shop and Rodgers and
>>> Hart on Music Box, both issued late 1939 - early 1940.  Max Kaminsky's
>>> Orchestra/Joe Bushkin's Orch including Bud Freeman, Artie Shapiro, Stud
>>> Wettling, Eddie Condon, Pee Wee Russell, or "Organ by Maurice".
>>>
>>>
>>> Liberty Music Box L-281 thru L-284
>>> Columbia type matrices WP 26266 thru 26272 (plus either 65 or 73)
>>> "Recording Supervised by Ernie Anderson"
>>>
>>>
>>> Music Box (Rabsons' Music Shop) 1-4
>>> Decca type matrices 76246 thru 76249, 76264 and 76265, 76268 and 76269
>>> "Recorded By Ernie Anderson 1940"
>>>
>>>
>>> I will also need a Liberty Music Shop and Gramophone Shop Varieties
>>> discography shortly.
>>>
>>>
>>> Mike Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com
>>>
>>> ______________________________
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