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Benny Goodman's Boys

These are Benny Goodman‘s first records under his own name. Benny was eighteen at the time. The January of 1928 session was released as Benny Goodman’s Boys with Jim and Glenn. Jimmy McPartland and Glenn Miller that is.

Thanks to Richard Unger for the recordings on this page.

 

Title
 

Recording Date
 

Recording Location
 

Company
After A While
(Freedman / Benny Goodman)
8-13-1929Chicago, IllinoisOkeh
4968
Brunswick
1264-A
A Jazz Holiday
(W. Benton Overstreet / Walter Melrose)
1-23-1928Chicago, IllinoisVocalion
15656
Blue
(Lou Handman / Grant Clarke / Edgar Leslie)
6-23-1928Chicago, IllinoisBrunswick
3975
Jungle Blues
(Jelly Roll Morton)
6-23-1928Chicago, IllinoisBrunswick
4013
Muskrat Scramble
(Kid Ory / R. Gilbert)
8-13-1929Chicago, IllinoisOkeh
4968
Brunswick
1264-B
Room 1411 (Goin’ To Town)
(Glen Miller / Benny Goodman)
6-23-1928Chicago, IllinoisBrunswick
4013
Shirt Tail Stomp
(
Benny Goodman)
6-23-1928Chicago, IllinoisBrunswick
3975
Wolverine Blues
(Benjamin Spikes / John Spikes / Jelly Roll Morton)
1-23-1928Chicago, IllinoisVocalion
unissued

 

Artist
 

Instrument
Vic BriedisPiano
Bob ConselmanDrums, Vibraphone
Tommy DorseyTrombone
Herman FosterBanjo
Bud FreemanTenor Saxophone
Benny GoodmanClarinet, Alto Saxophone, , Baritone Saxophone, Cornet
Harry GoodmanBass, Tuba
Fud LivingstonClarinet, Tenor Saxophone
Wingy ManoneTrumpet
Jimmy McPartlandCornet
Glenn MillerTrombone
Dick MorganGuitar
Ben PollackDrums
Joe SullivanPiano

 

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