Description:
The 78s used were transfered and remastered by the renowned collector and sound engineer, John R.T. Davies. Jimmie Noone's Orchestra was at the Ragal in Chicago in March 1930 with the Gary Cooper "all talking" movie, "The Virginian". Vaudeville was out, music was dominated by the film industry, the U.S. was in Depression and Prohibition had 3 years before repeal. Against this background Jimmie Noone kept a small band in regular employment playing theatres, clubs and one nights on Chicago's South Side. In March 1929 they had moved to the Club El Rado from the Apex Club and were still there when the first sides here were recorded. |
 You Rascal, You (e)
Bring It On Home To Grandma (a)
Little White Lies (a)
Moonlight On The Colorado (a)
Something To Remember You By (b)
Three Little Words (b)
He's Not Worth Your Tears (c)
Trav'lin' All Alone (c)
I Need Lovin' (d)
It's You (d)
River Stay 'Way From My Door (d)
When It's Sleepy Time Down South (d)
Dixie Lee (a)
Inka Dinka Do (a)
Delta Bound
Like Me A Little Bit Less (a)
A Porter's Love Song To A Chambermaid
I'll Do Anything For You
Shine
Liza
Soon (There'll Just Be Two Of Us)
Lullaby Of Broadway
Lookie, Lookie, Lookie, Here Comes Cookie
It's Easy To Remember |
Collective Personnel: Eddie Pollack, Zinky Cohn, Wilbur Gorman, Bill Newton, Johnny Wells, John Henley, Benny Washington, more Vocals: a- Eddie Pollack; b- May Alix; c- Mildred Bailey; d- Art Jarrett; e- Noone & Pollack |
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