[78-L] Biographical Questions Du Jour

[Mark L. Bardenwerper, Sr.]

David Lewis wrote:
> Any one have information of any kind on bandleader Tom Clines, or singer-composer Jeanne Burns?
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Tom Clines was west coast
(Big Band Almanac p. 435)
Adrian Rollini was in his band at one time.
http://www.amazon.com/Adrian-Rollini-As-Sideman-1929-1933/dp/B000BYAC1C
Tom Clines (a most unusual band consisting of four saxes, one trombone, 
two violins and four rhythm!)
Tom Clines and His Music
 From that CD:

Tom Clines directing probably Norman Lanning-Al Riddle-Ferdie Stumph 
(cl,as,ts), Adrian Rollini (bsx), Fritz Prospero (vln), Herman Mahr (p), 
Art Mahon (bjo,g), Ed Radel (bb), Laurence Condon (d), Jack Carney (v).
New York, April, 1930
5. E-32600 The “Free And Easy” (Turk-Ahlert)-vJC Brunswick 4769


New York, May, 1930
6. E-32837 You Darlin’ (Woods)-vJC Brunswick 4814


Unknown (tb) added.
New York, July 17, 1930
7. E-33440 Just A Little Closer (Johnson-Meyer)-vJC Brunswick 4865


New York, September 29, 1930
8. E-34649 What’s The Use Of Living Without Love (McCarthy-Hanley)-vJC 
Brunswick 4941


Had hits in 1929.
1929 "Time Will Tell" (voc. J.Carney), - *Tom Clines* and his music.
1929 "Perhaps", - *Tom Clines* and his music.

Found these too
*1930*

    * Why Have You Forgotten Waikiki? (v.j.c.) - Tom Clines and his Music.
    * What's the use of Living Without Love? -Tom Clines and his Music.



Now let's try Jeanne Burns
Wrote or co-wrote
"Ho-hum, It's Spring"
"Preacher Boy"
"I've Got Your Number" (Bonnie Lake)
"Who Needs You Baby" with Billy Holiday
/Lady With a Fan/ (Al Brackman, *Jeanne Burns*, Cab Calloway

Cherry pickin with Google

Savoy Records


      MG 15015 Various Artists - The Golden Era Of Jazz, Vol. 1
      <http://www.jazzdisco.org/savoy-records/catalog-15000-series/album-index/#mg-15015>

Danny Polo (cl) Benny Carter (as, tp) Coleman Hawkins (ts) Joe Sullivan 
(p) Ulysses Livingston (g, vo) Art Bernstein (b) George Wettling (d) 
*Jeanne Burns* (vo)
NYC, December 14, 1939
US1159-1 	Easy Rider

Artie Shapiro (b) Joe Turner (vo) replaces Bernstein, Burns
NYC, January 15, 1940
US1287-1 	Pom Pom



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