[78-L] Some weird jazz titles

[Thomas Stern]

Black roses blues
[O1280-7] The Original Dixieland Stompers
Dixieland: 
unidentified pers. 
c. 1985
    When the saints go marching in    Delta (G)11 012 [CD]
    Buddy Bolden's blues         -
    C. C. Rider [See See Rider]         -
    Joshua fit the battle of Jericho         -
    Go, tell it to the mountains         -
    My Bonnie is over the ocean         -
    Lizzy's rag         -
    Over in the Gloryland         -
    Down by the riverside         -
    Eh la bas         -
    Play it to me         -
    Snappy         -
    Remember         -
    Raggie time         -
    Nobody knows the trouble I've seen         -
    Black roses blues         -
    Go down Moses         -
    Bugle call blues         -
    Drum fire         -


Gerald Wilson
[W7445-7]
Big Band Modern: 
John Anderson, Louis Grey, Allen Smith, Clark Terry (tp) Isaac Bell, Atlee
Chapman, John Ewing, Britt Woodman (tb) Jerry Dodgion (as) Teddy Edwards,
Paul Gonsalves, Frank Haynes (ts) Bill Green (bar) Cedric Haywood (p)
Addison Farmer (b) Gus Gustafson (d) unknown (male vcl) Gerald Wilson
(arr,cond) 
Los Angeles, early 1954
F1142    Mambo mexicano (pt 1)    Audiolab AL1538, Federal 12196, King
LP295-93
F1143-1    Mambo mexicano (pt 2)            -               -           -
F1144-1    Algerian fantasy (pt 1) (*)    Federal 12208, King EP348,
LP295-93
F1145    Algerian fantasy (pt 2) (*)           -           -       -
F1146    Lotus land (pt 1)    Audiolab AL1538, King EP348, LP295-93
F1147    Lotus land (pt 2)            -            -       -
F1148    Theme            -
F1149    Since we said goodbye (   vcl)            -
F1156    Romance            -      , King LP295-93
F1157    Bull fighter            -
F1158    Black rose            -      , King LP295-93
Note: All above titles also on The Jazz Factory (Sp)JFCD22880 [CD].


Black rose
[P171-7] Marty Paich
The Picasso Of Big Band Jazz: 
Pete Candoli, Buddy Childers, Jack Sheldon (tp) Herbie Harper (tb) Bob
Enevoldsen (v-tb,cl) Vince DeRosa (fhr) Herb Geller (as) Bob Cooper, Bill
Perkins (ts) Marty Berman (bar) Marty Paich (p) Joe Mondragon (b) Mel Lewis
(d) 
Los Angeles, June 7 & 8, 1957
    From now on    Cadence CLP3010, Candid CCD79031 [CD]
    Walkin' on home           -               -
    Black rose           -               -
    Tommy's toon           -               -
    New soft shoe           -               -
    What's new ?           -               -
    Easy listenin'           -               -
    Martyni time           -               -
    Nice and easy           -               -
Note: Candid CLP9031(mono) = CS9031(stereo).
All above titles also on Discovery DS857 titled "What's new ?".
"From now on" was also recorded by Paich on a Treasury Department
transcription with Mel Torme and that instrumental version was included on
Mel Torme's "Round Midnight" Stash ST252 LP.  Although a specific date and
personnel in unknown, it was probably recorded c. 1957. 
All above titles also on Candid (Jap)32JDC-122 [CD].



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[mailto:78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com] On Behalf Of David Lennick
Sent: Sunday, November 5, 2017 10:32 PM
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Subject: Re: [78-L] Some weird jazz titles


Not to be ungrateful or anything, but is Black Rose Blues listed anywhere?

dl


On 11/5/2017 10:25 PM, Thomas Stern wrote:
> Herman Sandy (Belgian)
> [S972-7]
> Invocation En Jazz No. 3: Herman Sandy's Quartet:
> Herman Sandy (tp) Jean Fanis (p) Jean Warland (b) Freddy Rottier (d) 
> Brussels, August, 1955
>      Gone with the wind    Innovation (B)ILP3
>      Saul    Innovation (B)ILP3, Plymouth (B)P12155
>      You and the night and the music              -
>      Squint look              -                 -
>      Diggin' chick              -                 -
>      You're all I need              -
>      Stick around              -                 -
>      Fand and Sand              -                 -
> Note: Innovation was a concern of large storehouses and only released 
> a few LP's.
> Plymouth P12155 issued as by "Cozy Cole and his All Star" (sic).
> All titles from Plymouth P12155 also on Paris (F)P122.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: 78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com
> [mailto:78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com] On Behalf Of David 
> Lennick
> Sent: Sunday, November 5, 2017 10:10 PM
> To: 78L; ToastOfNewYork at yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [78-L] Some weird jazz titles
>
>
> Anyone here still have access to Lord? There's a Palace lp (one of the 
> cheapest Remington derivatives) with a side of made-up jazz titles 
> that probably originated with Continental. Maybe the same stuff that 
> was on a Plymouth lp as well as a gatefold Continental (one or the 
> other), coupled with some Ethel Waters sides. The titles are, and I quote:
>
> Saul
> Squint Look
> Diggin' Chick
> Stick Around
> Fand and Sand
> The Black Rose Blues
>
> played by The Jazz All Stars. Palace M-672, Side 2. mx 66-1733
>
> Thank you all.
>
> dl
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