"J.T" - JACK TEAGARDEN with the RED NICHOLS ORCHESTRA, THE LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS and OTHERS / AH 168

"J.T" - JACK TEAGARDEN with the RED NICHOLS ORCHESTRA, THE LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS and OTHERS / AH 168 - Complete Fifties Studio Recordings

SIDE 1

AFTER YOU'VE GONE(d)

BASIN STREET BLUES (b)

SALL Y, WON'T YOU COME BACK (a)

SMILES (c)

SHEIK OFARABY (e)

ON REVIVAL DAY (f)

SIDE 2

ON REVIVAL DAY (contd.) (f)

KIND OF GIRL FOR ME (h)

I'M ONE OF GOD'S CHILDREN (h)

KEEP A SONG IN YOUR SOUL (g)

BEALE STREET BLUES (i)

AFTER YOU'VE GONE (i)

PERSONNEL:

(a) RED NICHOLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Red Nichols, Leo McConville, Manny Klein (trumpets); Jack Teagarden', Glenn Miller, Bill Trone (trombones); Jimmy Dorsey 

(clarinet & alto); A/fie Evans, Arnold Brilhart (clarinets, altos, flutes, oboes, bassoons); Larry Binyon (tenor, flute, oboe); Murray Kellner, Lou Raderman, Joe Raymond, 

Henry Whiteman (violins); Lucien Schrnidt (cello); Arthur Schutt (piano); Carl Kress (guitar); Joe Tarto (Watt); Vie Berton (drums); Scrappy Lambert (vocal). Recorded in 

New York: 20th May, 1929.

(b) LOUISIANA RHYTHM KINGS: Red Nichols (cornet); Jack Teagarden" (trombone); Pee Wee Russell (clarinet); Bud Freeman (tenor); Joe Sullivan (piano); Dave Tough 

(drums). Recorded in New York: 11th June, 1929.

(c) RED NICHOLS ft HIS FIVE PENNIES: Red Nichols, Mickey Bloom, Tommy Thunen (trumpets); Jack Teagarden, Glenn Miller, Bill Trone (trombones); Benny Goodman 

(clarinet); Jimmy Dorsey (clarinet 8- gftoj; Rube Bloom (piano); Tommy Felline (banjo); Joe Tarto (oass); Dave Tough (drums); Scrappy Lambert (vocal). Recorded in New 

York: 9th September, 1929.

(d) Red Nichols, Tommy Thunen, Manny Klein (trumpets); Jack Teagarden", Glenn Miller (trombones); Jimmy Dorsey (clarinet & alto); Babe Russin (tenor); Adrian Rollini 

(bass-saxophone); Jack Russin (piano); Weston Vaughan (guitar); Jack Hansen (oSss); Gene Krupa (drums). Recorded in New York: 3rd February. 1930.

(e) Red Nichols, Ruby Weinstein, Charlie Teagarden (trumpets); Jack Teagarden", Glenn Miller (trombones); Benny Goodman (clarinet); Sid Stoneburn (alto); Babe Russin 

(tenor); Joe Sullivan (piano); Treg Brown (banjo 8- additional vocal); Art Miller (bass); Gene Krupa (drums). Recorded in New York: 3rd July, 1930.

(f) As (e) except George Stfll (trombone) added: Larry Binyon (tenor) replaces Babe Russin; Jack Russin (piano) replaces Joe Sullivan; Treg Brown (banjo) absent. 

Additional vocal by the Foursome (Marshall Smith, Ray Johnson, Del Porter, Dwight Snyder). Recorded in New York: 26th September, 1930.

(g) As (e) except Larry Binyon (tenor) and Jack Russin (piano) replace Babe Russin and Joe Sullivan. Treg Brown (banjo) absent. Lou Raderman and Wladimir Solinsky 

(violins) added. Recorded in New York: 19th February, 1931.

(h) NEW ORLEANS RAMBLERS:' Sterling Bose, Charlie Spivak (trumpets); Jack Teagarden" (trombone); Jimmy Dorsey (clarinet 8- alto); Gil Rodin (alto); Eddie Miller 

(tenor); Al Bellet (violin); Gil Bowers (piano); Nappy Lamare (guitar); Harry Goodman (bass); Ray Bauduc (drums). Recorded in New York: JOth February, 1931.

(i) JOE VENUTI—EDDIE LANG ft THEIR ALL-STAR ORCHESTRA: Charlie Teagarden (trumpet); Jack Teagarden" (trombone); Benny Goodman (clarinet); Joe Venuti 

(violin); Frank Signorelli (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar); Ward Lay (bass); Neil Marshall (drums). Recorded in New York: 22nd October, 1931.

" Indicates vocal by Jack Teagarden