1940’s Ladies Night Out on the Columbia / Victor Labels

“Forgotten music on 78 records" by Curt Hahn

1940’s Ladies Night Out on the Columbia / Victor Labels

(1)  Bennie Moten,   South     

 (2)  She’s No Trouble

  (3) Van Eps trio, Oh, Susie, Behave 

(4)   Monte Cristo Jr  

(5)  Harry James Baby, What You Do To Me,   Kitty Kallen

(6)  Johnny Bond, A: You Brought Sorrow to My Heart

(7) B: So Round So Firm So fully packed

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Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra ‎– South / She's No Trouble

RCA Victor ‎– 24893

Format: Shellac, 10", Single, 78 RPM, Reissue 

Released: 1935 Recorded in 1928

A South Written-By – B. Moten, T Hayes 

B She's No Trouble Written-By – T. Hayes 

Victor 18556 (Black label (popular) 10-in. double-faced)

Label: Victor B-22741 take 2 date 4/9/19 Oh, Susie, behave / Van Eps Trio

Label: Victor B-22742 take 2 date 4/9/19 Monte Cristo Jr. / Van Eps Trio

Release Date 7/1919   delete Cutoff date 1/1923   Thank you UCSB.Edu library

Harry James and His Orchestra ‎– B:  Baby, What You Do To Me

Columbia ‎– 36899 Released 1945 

Released: 1945

Vocals [Vocal Chorus] – Kitty Wallen, Written-By –George, James, Newman 

Johnny Bond and His red River Boys‎– A: You Brought Sorrow to My Heart

B: So Round So Firm So fully packed

Columbia 37255, released 1946

Vocals by Johnny Bond