[Dixielandjazz] Balled Jazz Band

[Roger Wade]

Hi Guus,

I thought Jack Mitchell's reply was a little short so I looked the band (Balled Eagle Jazz Band) up on Tom Lord's Online Jazz Discography, which I subscribe to.

Here is what I found:

The King Oliver Tradition : Grahame Eames (tp) Ken Hill (cnt) Maurice "Blue" Newton (tb) Chris Kelsey (cl) Maurie Fabrikant (p) John Wilson (bj) Peter Wolstenholme (tu) Dave Sutton (d) Rob Brook (vcl)

	Adelaide, March 12, 1999           B&W Music (Aus)BWCD-6 [CD]

Snake rag	
Wait till you see my baby do the charleston	         -
Dippermouth blues	         -
Dallas blues	         -
Kansas City stomps	         -
Sobbin' blues	         -
New Orleans stomp	         -
Sweet lovin' man	         -
Canal Street blues	         -
Mandy make up your mind	         -
Michigander blues	         -
Come back sweet papa	         -
The curse of an aching heart (rb vcl)	         -
The Baltimore	         -
Sunset cafe stomp	         -
Wabash blues


I hope this helps.

Best regards,

Roger Wade
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On Dec 3, 2011, at 11:00 AM, Guus Smits wrote:

> Hello Australian Friends,
> 
> I have a lot of tracks from The Balled Jazz Band
> 1 Canal Blues
> 2 Come Back Sweet Papa
> 3Course of an Aching Heart
> 4 Dallas Blues
> 5 Dippermouth Blues
> 6 Kansas City Stomps
> 7 Mandy make up Your Mind
> 8 Michigander Blues
> 9 New Orleans Stomp
> 10 Snake Rag
> 11 Sobbin'Blues
> 12Sunset Cafe Stomp
> 13Swee Lovin'Man
> 14 The Baltimore
> 15 Wabash Blues
> 16 Wait till U See Baby Charleston
> 
> I want to know  The Label ,the members of the band,  and a copy of the inlays
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Guus Smits


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