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The Gulf Coast Seven
The Gulf Coast Seven were a series of recording sessions organized by Perry Bradford. “Daylight Savin’ Blues” features several members of the Duke Ellington Orchestra.

discography

TitleRecording DateRecording LocationCompany
Day Break Blues
(Robert Kelley)
5-17-1923New York, New YorkColumbia
A3916
Daylight Savin’ Blues
(Perry Bradford)
10-19-1927New York, New YorkColumbia
14373-D
Fade Away Blues
(Gus Horsely)
5-17-1923New York, New YorkColumbia
A3916
Georgia’s Always On My Mind
(James P. Johnson / Perry Bradford)
10-19-1927New York, New YorkColumbia
14373-D
Keep Your Temper
(Willie “The Lion” Smith)
11-5-1925New York, New YorkColumbia
14107-D
Memphis, Tennessee
(Perry Bradford)
8-7-1923New York, New YorkColumbia
A3978
Papa, Better Watch Your Step
(Wells / Cooper)
8-7-1923New York, New YorkColumbia
A3978
Santa Claus Blues
(Gus Kahn / Charley Straight)
11-5-1925New York, New YorkColumbia
14107-D

 

ArtistInstrument
Buster BaileyClarinet, Soprano, Alto Saxophone
Bill BenfordTuba
Barney BigardClarinet
Perry BradfordVocals
Gavin BushellClarinet
“Jazz” CarsonDrums
Buddy ChristianBanjo
June ClarkCornet
Ernest ElliotClarinet, Tenor Saxophone
Jimmy HarrisonTrombone
Johnny HodgesAlto, Tenor Saxophone
James P. JohnsonPiano
Louis MetcalfCornet
John MitchellBanjo
Joe “Tricky Sam” NantonTrombone
Prince RobinsonTenor Saxophone
Willie “The Lion” SmithPiano
Sam SpeedBanjo
Leroy TibbsPiano

 

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