[78-L] 78-L Digest, Vol 36, Issue 6 Dean Martin on Apollo

[Nigel Burlinson]

Here is the Dean Martin October 1947 session at WOR Studio, New York City
from the Bear Family book:

Apollo 1088 (also EP 705)
3142 Oh, Marie*
3143 Walkin' My Baby Back Home**

Dean Martin with *Jerry Jerome's All Stars/**Jerry Jerome's Orchestra
(Clif White, guitar; Cedric Wallace, bass; Cozy Cole, drums;
Jimmy Rivers, piano; Johnny Mince, clarinet)

but the Proper Box listing adds Jerry Jerome, tenor sax and lists Clif White 
as
Hy White which sounds more likely (Hy died February 28 this year at 95).

Nigel Burlinson
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> Date: Mon, 5 Sep 2011 07:11:21 -0400
> From: "Ray Kilcoyne" <kil at roadrunner.com>
> Subject: Re: [78-L] Pianist questions
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> This from Bear Family:
> It's not Martin's first record.  It was recorded in New York City in 
> October
> 1947.  He did 4 sides, 2 78's, in July 1946 for Diamond Records. You have
> the personnel for Apollo 1088 exactly as it is listed here.
> RayK.
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> From: Taylor Bowie
> Two recent additions to the ol' collection have a little mystery as far as
> who is playing piano.
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> Apollo 1088   Dean Martin with Jerry Jerome's All Stars.  "Oh Marie" b/w
> "Walkin' My Baby Back Home."  Nice accomp. band.  Label credits Johnny 
> Mince
> on clarinet,  Cozy Cole,  Cedric Wallace...those are all real  guys but 
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> it lists "Cliff White" on guitar and "Jimmy Rivers" on piano...both of 
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> sound like pseudonyms to me.
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> I wonder if the piano is Rowles?   I don't have a discography which covers
> this,  so any info about recording date or personnel would be appreciated.
> For all I know it may be Dino's first record...
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