Bix Beiderbecke and his Gang

Some of these recordings appeared under the names The New Orleans Lucky Seven, or Bix Beiderbecke‘s Lucky Seven.

Title	Recording Date	Recording Location	Company
At The Jazz Band Ball (Larry Shields /Nick LaRocca)	10-5-1927	New York, New York	Okeh 40923
Goose Pimples (Jo Trent / Fletcher Henderson)	10-25-1927	New York, New York	Okeh 8544
Jazz Me Blues (Tom Delaney)	10-5-1927	New York, New York	Okeh 40923
Louisiana (Andy Razaf / Bob Schafer / J.C. Johnson)	9-21-1928	New York, New York	Okeh 41173
Margie (Joe Davis / Con Conrad / J. Russel Robinson)	9-21-1928	New York, New York	Okeh 41173
Ol’ Man River (Roger Hammerstein / Jerome Kern)	7-7-1928	Chicago, Illinois	Okeh 41088
Rhythm King (Joe Hoover)	9-21-1928	New York, New York	Okeh 41173
Royal Garden Blues (Spencer Williams / Clarence Williams)	10-5-1927	New York, New York	Okeh 8544
Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down (Howdy Quicksell / Ray Lodwig)	10-25-1927	New York, New York	Okeh 41001
Somebody Stole My Gal (Leo Wood)	4-17-1928	New York, New York	Okeh 41030
Sorry (Howdy Quicksell)	10-25-1927	New York, New York	Okeh 41001
Thou Swell (Richard Rogers / Lorenz Hart)	4-17-1928	New York, New York	Okeh 41030
Wa-Da-Da (Everybody’s Doin’ It Now) (James Cavanaugh / Harry Barris)	7-7-1928	Chicago, Illinois	Okeh 41088

Artist	Instrument
Roy Bargy	Piano
Bix Beiderbecke	Cornet
Izzy Friedman	Clarinet
Harry Gale	Drums
Lennie Hayton	Piano
Min Leibrook	Bass Saxophone
George Marsh	Drums
Harold MacDonald	Drums
Chauncey Morehouse	Drums
Don Murray	Clarinet
Bill Rank	Trombone
Adrian Rollini	Bass Saxophone
Tom Satterfield	Piano
Frank Signorelli	Piano

Bix: Man And Legend, by Richard M. Sudhalterr and Philip R. Evans, Arlington House Publishers, 1974

Remembering Bix, by Ralph Berton, Harper & Row, 1974

Bix Beiderbecke by Burnett James, Cassell & Co, Ltd., 1959

The Stardust Road by Hoagy Carmichael, University of Indiana Press, 1946

Red Hot Jazz Archive

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