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Bernie Youngs Creole Jazz Band
What’s The Use Of Lovin’? was released under the name of Anna Oliver and Young’s Creole Jazz Band. All of the other recordings were released under the band’s name.

Bernie Youngs Creole Jazz Band

Young’s Creole Jazz Band – 1928 – Left to Right: Preston Jackson, Bernie Young Sylvester Rice, Zilner Randolph, Mike McKendrick, Cassino Simpson, Gilbert Mundy, Edward Inge, Winston Walker, Bert Bailey.

discography

TitleRecording DateRecording LocationCompany
Dearborn Street Blues
(Bernie Young)
11-1923Chicago, IllinoisParamount
12088-B
Every Saturday Night
(Bernie Young)
10-1923Chicago, IllinoisParamount
12060

1536-1
Every Saturday Night
(Bernie Young)
10-1923Chicago, IllinoisParamount
12060

1536-2
Tin Roof Blues
(New Orleans Rhythm Kings)
10-1923Chicago, IllinoisParamount
20272
Paramount
14023 B
Claxtonola
1535
What’s The Use Of Lovin’?
(Anna Oliver)
10-1923Chicago, IllinoisParamount
12060

ArtistInstrument
Stump EvansAlto Saxophone
Preston JacksonCornet
Mike McKendrickBanjo
Anna OliverVocals
Cassino SimpsonPiano
Eddie TemplePiano
Bernie YoungCornet
unknownClarinet

 

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