A Record of an Event

  In remembrance of Johanna Morrissey (1847-1921) Dog And Gun (An Old English Ballad) -- Bradley Kincaid -- Harry Smith's Anthology Of American Folk Music, Vol. 4         1933. Recorded in New York City What Have You Got That Gets Me? [v. Martha Tilton] -- Benny Goodman & His Orchestra -- The Complete Martha Tilton with Benny Goodman    1938. Recorded in Chicago Drifting Blues -- Johnny Moore's Three Blazers -- Blowing the Fuse - 27 R&B Classics That Rocked the Jukebox in 1946  1945. Recorded in Los Angeles The Last Time I Saw You -- Martha Tilton -- The Capitol Recordings of Martha Tilton   1945. Hey Pretty Baby -- Ruth Brown -- Blues & Rhythm Series 5003: The Chronological Ruth Brown 1949-1950  1949. Recorded in Philadelphia The Cattle Call -- Eddy Arnold -- The Tennessee Plowboy & His Guitar   1949. Recorded at RCA Victor Studio, New York City A Fool In Love -- Bull Moose Jackson -- Blues & Rhythm ...

  In remembrance of Thomas Cody (1849-1929) Get Along Down To Town -- The King Family -- The Bakersfield Sound: Country Music Capital Of The West 1940-1974 1941. Recorded at the Visalia FSA Camp, California Home In the Government Camp -- Wayne Dinwiddie -- The Bakersfield Sound: Country Music Capital Of The West 1940-1974 1941. Recorded at the Visalia FSA Camp, California There's A Little Bit of Everything in Texas -- Ernest Tubb -- Walking the Floor Over You 1945. Recorded in Chicago Rock City Boogie -- Tennessee Ernie Ford -- Portrait of An American Singer 1951. Recorded at Capitol Melrose Studios, Los Angeles The Merry Ha-Ha -- Ella Mae Morse -- Barrelhouse, Boogie and The Blues 1946. Recorded at Radio Recorders, Los Angeles What Is This Thing Called Love -- Billie Holiday Feat. Bob Haggart & His Orchestra -- The Complete Commodore & Decca Masters 1945. Recorded in New York City Flying Home Part 1&2 -- Tiny Grimes Swingtet -- Blues & Rhythm Series 5048: The Chron...

  In remembrance of Thomas Miller (1795-1884) St. Louis Blues -- Cab Calloway & His Orchestra -- 1930-1931{Chronological Classics, 516}   1930. Recorded in New York City Any Old Time [v. Billie Holliday] -- Art Shaw And His Orchestra -- Classic Artie Shaw Bluebird And Victor Sessions  1938. Recorded in New York City Moonlight Serenade [v. Irene Daye] -- Gene Krupa & His Orchestra -- 1939 {Chronological Classics, 799}  1939. Recorded in New York City My Love for You [v. Frank Sinatra] -- Harry James and His Orchestra -- The Complete Recordings 1939 (feat. Frank Sinatra)  1939. Recorded at the Marine Ballroom, Atlantic City, NJ Jack Hits the Road -- Bud Freeman and His Famous Chicagoans -- Classic Columbia Condon Mob Sessions  1940. Recorded at Liederkranz Hall, New York City Sepia Panorama -- Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra -- Never No Lament (The Blanton-Webster Band)  1940. Recorded in New York City I See A Million People (But All I ...

  These events all took place on July 2nd. In remembrance of Thomas Bransford (1946-1930) Miss Otis Regrets (She's Unable To Lunch Today) -- Cab Calloway & His Orchestra -- 1934-1937 {Chronological Classics, 554}              1935. Recorded in Chicago What A Little Moonlight Can Do (v. Billie Holiday) -- Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra -- Lady Day: The Complete Billie Holiday On Columbia1933-1944  1935. Recorded at 1776 Broadway, New York City Weather Man -- Louis Prima And His New Orleans Gang -- The Complete Brunswick & Vocalion Recordings Of Louis Prima And Wingy Manone (1924-1937)   1935. Recorded in New York City Public Melody Number One -- Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra -- The Complete Louis Armstrong Decca Sessions (1935-1946)  1937. Recorded in New York City Fancy Meeting You (v. Earl Warren) -- Count Basie & His Orchestra -- 1941 {Chronological Classics, 652}   1941. Recorded in New York City Jump For...

In remembrance of Margaret [Wendt] Keyes (1849-1939). When Winter Comes [v. Tony Pastor] -- Artie Shaw And His Orchestra -- 1939, Vol. 2 {Chronological Classics, 1045}  1939.  Recorded at Victor Recording Studio, Los Angeles Bakiff -- Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra -- Never No Lament (The Blanton-Webster Band)  1941.  Recorded in Los Angeles Kick It (v. Anita O'Day) -- Gene Krupa & His Orchestra -- 1941 Vol. 2 {Chronological Classics 1006}  1941.  Recorded in New York City You're in Love with Someone Else (v. Helen Forrest) -- Harry James & His Orchestra -- 1942 (Chronological Classics 1178)   1942.  Recorded in Los Angeles I've Got A Gal In Kalamazoo (feat. The Mellowaires) -- Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra -- Classic Capitol Jazz Sessions   1942.  Recorded in Los Angeles Serenade In Blue (v. Martha Tilton) -- Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra -- The Capitol Recordings of Martha Tilton 1942.  Recorded in Los Ang...

  In remembrance of Ann Louise [Mace] Teel (1843-1887) Take the "A" Train > Midriff -- Duke Ellington & His Orchestra --  The Treasury Shows, Vol. 02 1945.  Recorded live at the 400 Restaurant, New York City (Treasury Broadcast #3) Blue Rhythm -- Mills Blue Rhythm Band -- Live From The Cotton Club Plus 1931. Recorded in New York City I Come from A Musical Family -- Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra -- The Complete Louis Armstrong Decca Sessions (1935-1946) 1936. Recorded in New York City Crazy Rhythm -- Coleman Hawkins & His All-Star Jam Band -- Coleman Hawkins (1933-1954) 1937. Recorded in Paris The Flat Foot Floogee (v. O'Neil Spencer) -- The Milt Herth Quartet -- 1937-1938 {Chronological Classics, 677} 1938. Recoded in New York City Poor Papa -- Kay Starr --  Songs By Kay Starr 1949.  Recorded at Capitol Recording Studios, Los Angeles Don't Cry, Cry Baby (w. Ella Fitzgerald) -- Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five -- Let The Good Times Roll (The C...