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Husk O'Hare and His FootwarmersMilenburg Joys features a rare vocal by Turk Savage with words added to the famous Jelly Roll Morton song by Walter Melrose. My Daddy Rocks Me is a typical blues that was sung with earthy lyrics in the South Side (Chicago) cabarets.

John Steiner, noted Chicagoan discographer suggests the line-up of Moe Ferguson – Cornet, Norman Jacques – Clarinet and Saxophone, Maurie Hicks – Clarinet and Saxophone or Bass saxophone, Caesar Petrillo – Trombone, Joe or Walter Rudolph -Piano, Louis Black – Banjo, Doc Slater – Tuba, Bill Marcipan – Drums, Turk Savage – vocals. Listed below is Brian Rust’s version of who played on the record.

TitleRecording DateRecording LocationCompany
Milenburg Joys
(Jelly Roll Morton)
1-10-1928Chicago, IllinoisVocalion
A 15646
My Daddy Rocks Me
(J.Berni Barbour)
1-10-1928Chicago, IllinoisVocalion
B 15646

ArtistInstrument
Jim AwadCornet
Art CoxAlto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone
Tom GiblinPiano
Pete HavlicheckTrombone
Dick KetteringBanjo
Gus LingoAlto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone
Turk SavageCornet
Harold SennClarinet, Tenor Saxophone
Al SilvermanDrums
Mal WoolinCornet

 

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