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The 1928 sessions called Johnny Dunn and his Band are interesting in that Dunn plays with three of the greats of 1920s Jazz piano, Jelly Roll Morton on the March 13th sessions, and James P. Johnson and Fats Waller on the March 26th sides.

discography

TitleRecording DateRecording LocationCompany
Buffalo Blues
(Jelly Roll Morton)
3-13-1928New York, New YorkColumbia
14306-D
Ham And Eggs
(Jelly Roll Morton)
3-13-1928New York, New YorkColumbia
14358-D
Original Bugle Blues
(Robert Kelly)
3-26-1928New York, New YorkVocalion
1176
Sergeant Dunn’s Bugle Call Blues
(Johnny Dunn)
3-13-1928New York, New YorkColumbia
14306-D
What’s The Use Of Being Alone
(Perry Bradford)
3-26-1928New York, New YorkVocalion
1176
You Need Some Loving
(Perry Bradford)
3-13-1928New York, New YorkColumbia
14358-D

ArtistInstrument
Gavin BushellClarinet, Alto Saxophone
Johnny DunnCornet
Herb FlemmingTrombone
James P. JohnsonPiano
John MitchellBanjo
Jelly Roll MortonPiano
Mort PerryDrums
Fats WallerPiano

 

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