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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

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

 

Artist Instrument
Buster Bailey Clarinet, Soprano, Alto Saxophone
Bill Benford Tuba
Barney Bigard Clarinet
Perry Bradford Vocals
Gavin Bushell Clarinet
“Jazz” Carson Drums
Buddy Christian Banjo
June Clark Cornet
Ernest Elliot Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone
Jimmy Harrison Trombone
Johnny Hodges Alto, Tenor Saxophone
James P. Johnson Piano
Louis Metcalf Cornet
John Mitchell Banjo
Joe “Tricky Sam” Nanton Trombone
Prince Robinson Tenor Saxophone
Willie “The Lion” Smith Piano
Sam Speed Banjo
Leroy Tibbs Piano

 

St Louis Cotton Club Band 1925

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