Cecil Scott and his Bright Boys

Victor V-38117 was released under the name of Cecil Scott and his Orchestra.

Cecil Scott and his Bright Boys – left to right: – Dicky Wells, Arnold Bolden, Frankie Newton, Jimmy Smith, Bill Coleman, Don Frye, Cecil Scott, John Williams, Mack Walker, Harold McFarren.

Title	Recording Date	Recording Location	Company
Bright Boy Blues (Cecil Scott / Don Frye)	11-19-1929	New York, New York	Victor V-38117-B
In A Corner (Cecil Scott)	11-19-1929	New York, New York	Victor V-38098-B Bluebird B-8276-B
Lawd, Lawd (Cecil Scott)	11-19-1929	New York, New York	Victor V-38098-A Bluebird B-8276-A
Springfield Stomp (Cecil Scott / Don Frye)	11-19-1929	New York, New York	Victor V-38117-A

Artist	Instrument
Bill Coleman	Trumpet
Don Frye	Piano, Arranger
Harold McFerran	Alto Saxophone
Frankie Newton	Trumpet, Vocals
Cecil Scott	Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Bass Saxophone
Dickie Wells	Trombone
John Williams	Alto Saxophone

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