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Sophie Tucker acc. by Miff Mole's MolersSophie Tucker who billed herself as “The Last Of The Red Hot Mammas” was one of the most popular singers of the Teens and 1920s. Her style is rarely considered to be Jazz, but rather harked back to the “Coon Shouter” or Ragtime vocal style. Occasionally she employed Jazz bands to back her up on her records and and in her live performances. In the case of these records she was accompanied by an all-star line up under the name of Miff Mole’s Molers.

ddd discography

TitleRecording DateRecording LocationCompany
After You’ve Gone
(Henry Creamer / J. Turner Layton)
4-11-1927New York, New YorkOkeh
40837
Fifty Million Frenchmen Can’t Be Wrong
(Rose / Raskin / Fisher)
4-15-1927New York, New YorkOkeh
40813
Parlophone
3342
I Ain’t Got Nobody
(Abel Baer / Samuel Lewis / Joseph Young)
4-11-1927New York, New YorkOkeh
40837
One Sweet Letter From You
(Warren / Brown / Clare)
4-15-1927New York, New YorkOkeh
40813
Parlophone
3342

ArtistInstrument
Vic BertonDrums
Jimmy DorseyClarinet, Alto Saxophone
Eddie LangGuitar
Miff MoleTrombone
Red NicholsTrumpet
Ted ShapiroPiano
Joe TartoTuba
Sophie TuckerVocals

 

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