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The Moulin Rouge Cafe was located at 416 South Wabash Ave. in Chicago. Also see: Jimmy Wade and his Dixielanders

Wade’s Moulin Rouge Syncopators -1925 – Left to Right: Edwin Jackson, Anthony Spaulding, Arnett Nelson, Billy Paige, Walter Wright, Stump Evans, Jimmy Wade, Eddie South, Ray Whitsett, Stanley Wilson, William Dover.

Thanks to Russ Shor of VJM’s Jazz & Blues Mart for his help with this page.

ddd discography

TitleRecording DateRecording LocationCompany
Mobile Blues
(Fred Rose / Albert Short)
12-1923Chicago, IllinoisParamount
20295-B

1621-1
Mobile Blues
(Fred Rose / Albert Short)
12-1923Chicago, IllinoisParamount
20295-B

1621-2
Someday Sweetheart
(Benjamin Spikes / John Spikes / Jelly Roll Morton)
12-1923Chicago, IllinoisParamount
20295-A

1620-1
You’ve Got Ways I’m Crazy About
(Jim Wilson)
2-1924Chicago, IllinoisParamount
20301
Puretone
11363
Resona
11363-A

1686-1

ArtistInstrument
William DoverTrombone
Stump EvansClarinet, Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone
Edwin JacksonDrums
Arnett NelsonClarinet, Alto Saxophone
Vernon RouletteTenor Saxophone
Eddie SouthViolin
Jimmy WadeTrumpet
Teddy WeatherfordPiano
Ray WhetsettTrumpet
Stanley WilsonViolin, Banjo
Walter WrightBass

 

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