1935 Chick Bullock - Lulu’s Back In Town

From the Warner Brothers film Broadway Gondolier, here's Chick Bullock and His Levee Loungers with "Lulu's Back In Town."


Chick handles the vocal here.


Recorded in New York City on June 19, 1935 and released on Melotone #M13448.

1935 HITS ARCHIVE: Roll Along Prairie Moon - Smith Ballew

From the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musical Here Comes The Band here's Smith Ballew and His Orchestra with "Roll Along Prairie Moon," with Smith doing the vocal.

Recorded in New York City on July 12, 1935 and released on multiple American Record Corporation labels; this one is on Melotone #35-10-06.

Prairie Ramblers - The Lady In Red (1935 hot string band)

Here are the Prairie Ramblers with "The Lady In Red."

Personnel:

Tex Atchison, fiddle

Bill Thall, clarinet/vocal

Possibly Bob Miller, piano

Chick Hurt, tenor banjo

Salty Holmes, guitar

 Jack Taylor, string bass

Recorded in New York City on August 17, 1935 and released on Melotone #5-11-53.

Prairie Ramblers "Jug Rag"

Time now for an Old Time Dance with the Prairie Ramblers, "Jug Rag."

This 1936 recording was released on Melotone #6-12-58.

"Nana" Joe Haymes and His Orchestra 1934

Here's another selection from Joe Haymes and His Orchestra.

Here, Joe and the boys play "Nana" while Clifford Westerau (Cliff Weston) adds the vocal.

Recorded in New York City on October 9, 1934 and released on Melotone #35-10-07 (and possibly on other American Record Corporation economy labels).

Joe Haymes Orchestra-Christopher Columbus (A Rhythm Cocktail) 6-05-09

From 1936, here's music by Joe Haymes and His Orchestra as the boys play "Christopher Columbus."

Released on Melotone #6-05-09 (and possibly on other ARC economy labels).

1935 Archie Bleyer - I've Got A Feelin' You're Foolin' (Durelle Alexande...

From the "Broadway Melody of 1936," here's Archie Bleyer and His Orchestra with "I've Got A Feelin' You're Foolin'," with vocal by Durelle Alexander.

Recorded in New York City on June 20, 1935 and released on Melotone #35-10-22, as well as other ARC labels.

Will Osborne and his Orchestra - Hold Your Man - 1933

Here's music by Will Osborne and His Orchestra with "Hold Your Man," from the Jean Harlow-Clark Gable movie of the same name.


Will handles the vocal here.


Recorded on June 15, 1933 and released on Melotone #12722.

1933 Herb Gordon - It's Only A Paper Moon (Rose Blane, vocal)

Here's music by Herb Gordon and His Orchestra, "It's Only A Paper Moon," with vocal by Rose Blane.


Recorded in New York City on October 6, 1933 and released on Melotone #M 12806.

1932 Art Kahn (ARC studio orch) - It Was So Beautiful (Chick Bullock, vo...

Here's music by "Art Kahn's" Orchestra (in reality the American Record Corporation's studio band), "It Was So Beautiful"

Chick Bullock handles the vocal here.

Recorded on July 1, 1932 in New York City and released on Melotone #12441.

Ah, But I've Learned! by Ed Loyd and his Orchestra (Gene Kardos Orch), 1932

Here's a wonderful recording by Gene Kardos and His Orchesta (under the nom de plume of Ed Loyd) entitled "Ah, But I've Learned."

Vocal by Chick Bullock.

Recorded in December of 1932 and released on Melotone records.

The Westerners "The Little Wooden Whistle Wouldn't Whistle" LOUISE MASSE...

Here now is music by Louise Massey and The Westerners, a little ditty entitled "The Little Wooden Whistle Wouldn't Whistle."



This was recorded and released under The Massey Family.



Recorded on June 18, 1935 in Chicago.



Released on Melotone #M6-10-59 in October, 1936.



Reissued on Vocalion #04414 in October, 1938.

Louise Massey & The Westerners Is It True What They Say About Dixie

Time for music by Louise Massey and the Westerners, "Is It True What They Say About Dixie," with Louise on the main vocal.



Recorded in New York City on June 8, 1936 and released on Melotone Records, an ARC label.



Produced by Arthur Satherley.

Prairie Ramblers - That Old Home Town Of Mine (Is Still Alive) (1935 hot...

Here's music by the Prairie Ramblers, "That Old Home Town Of Mine (Is Still Alive).



Personnel:



Tex Atchinson, fiddle/vocal



Chick Hurt, mandolin



Salty Holmes, guitar



Jack Taylor, string bass



No Patsy Montana.  Sorry.



Recorded on March 28, 1935 in New York City and released on Melotone Records, one of the ARC labels.