Hmmm, Have you checked the pitch on this recording?

My Silent Love (Suesse Heyman)The Blue Lyres (London)

JONES (32e) Sweet Lorraine (Non Vocal Take)

Joe Watson arrived in Australia with Ray Tellier's Orchestra from San Francisco in the mid 1920s and remained in Melbourne where he directed a band at the Green Mill, a large dance hall off St. Kilda Road. 

Joe Watson, t dir. / George Dobson - t / Don Binney - tb / Arthur Morton, Tiny McMahon, Les Payne - sax - ct / , George McWhinney - p / Tris Hill - bj / Vic Wood - sb / Benny Featherstone - d. 

Melbourne, Australia, October 1929 (recorded and pressed by Vocalion for Cole's Department Stores.)

Joe Watson and his Green Mill Orchestra - Alabama Stomp - 1929

Bob Causer & His Cornellians, vocal by Paul Small,May 20, 1932

1932 - My Silent Love - Bob Causer & His Cornellians

Tear Drops - Henry Halstead & His Hotel St. Francis Orchestra

Columbia Records, November 24, 1930. Name used for some Ben Selvin studio records of 1930-1931

1930 - Mickie Alpert Orchestra - Hurt (Howard Solomon-Al Piantadosi)

Larrabee Recording 18-A; Phil Ohman & His Orchestra, ann. Weldon Larrabee

Ohman Private Collection

Phil Ohman Orchestra: I Know That You Know 3/30/37

From E.T. B30. MacGregor & Sollie. Song by Jimmy Matchette, Max Bouquet ad Jay Whidden, 1932

Anson Weeks

1932 Anson Weeks Orchestra: "Lovely Melody" Vocal Ben Klassen

MERRIN (33) I've Got To Get Up And Go To Work (Unissued)

Hylton Stamp

Orc. Jazz dir. dal M.o C. Ferri

Digitized by Alberto Gaetti & Marco Pacci @ MARTLab Florence IT

Hylton Stamp - Orc. Jazz dir. dal M.o C. Ferri

Crazy banjo
D. Dax
Orchestra Jazz Columbia dir. M.o De Risi

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Joe Watson and his Green Mill Orchestra - Alabama Stomp - 1929

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