BRINGING UP FATHER AT THE SEASHORE (1928)
Composer: Unknown
Lyricists: Unknown
Opened: 1928, Manhattan Opera House, N.Y.C.
Performances: Unknown
Broken Blossoms (M/L: King; McDonald):
1. 78/Gennett 4547 A (Sam
Ash with orchestral accompaniment)
2. 78/Columbia A 2793 (Charles Harrison with orchestral
accompaniment)
Grieving For You (M/L: Joe Gibson; Joe
Ribaud; Joey Gold) (originally used in THE MIDNIGHT ROUNDERS
OF 1920):
1. 78/Columbia 38383
(Rosemary Clooney with Tony Pastor and His Orchestra) [reissued
on The Uncollected Tony Pastor, CD/Collectables 7435]
2. 78/Paramount 20036 (The Vernon Trio)
3. 78/Columbia A 3345 (The Happy Six)
4. 78/Columbia A 3353 (Marion Harris with orchestra)
5. 78/Arto 9024 (Moulin Rouge Orchestra) [also 78/Bell 9024]
6. 78/Edison 50723 (Lenzbreg's Riverside Orchestra)
7. 78/Okeh 4212 (Anin's Roseland Orchestra)
8. 78/Victor 35703 (Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra)
9. Rosie Swings Softly, CD/Verve 2655 (Rosemary Clooney)
10. Kickin' The Clouds Away: Gershwin At The Piano, CD/Klavier
Records 77031 (George Gershwin, piano)
11. Hot Hylton 1926-1930, CD/Challenge Records RTR 79024 (Jack
Hylton and His Orchestra)
A radio transcription performed by the Swingtones with the
Jumpin' Jacks is also known to exist.
I Used To Love You, But It's All Over
Now (M: Albert Von Tilzer; L: Lew Brown):
1. 78/ Bluebird B 10369
(Fats Waller, piano and voice, with Fats Waller & His
Rhythm) [also 78/Regal Zonophone G 24274; 78/Victor 20-2219;
reissued on A Good Man Is Hard To Find: The Middle Years, Part
2, CD/Bluebird RCA 66552]
2. 78/Columbia A 3388 (Frank Crummit with orchestra)
3. 78/Decca 3559 (Dick Roberston, vocal, with Dick Robertson And
His Orchestra)
4. 78/Decca 2056 (Bob Howard, vocal, with Bob Howard and His
Boys) [reissued on The Chronological Bow Howard And His
Orchestra 1937-1947, CD/Classics 1055]
5. 78/Decca 4106 A/B (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra) [also
78/Decca F. 8163; reissued on Ella And Louis, CD/Wesgram KBOX
359]
6. 78/Decca 27700 (The Andrews Sisters with Tommy Dorsey and His
Orchestra) [also 45/Decca 9-27700; reissued on Rum & Coca
Cola, CD/BMG FF16812] "
7. 78/Bluebird B 10930 (The Four King Sisters)
8. 78/Capitol 57-641 (Nat King Cole, vocal, with Nat "King" Cole
and His Trio) [reissued on The Chronological Nat "King" Cole
1949, CD/Classics 1196]
9. 78/Bluebird B 11270 (Ruth Gaylor with Teddy Powell and His
Orchestra)
10. 78/Okeh 4256 (Nick Orlando's Orchestra)
11. 78/Okeh 5276 (Joe Thomas with Jimmie Lunceford and His
Orchestra) [also 78/Vocalion 5276; reissued on For Dancers Only,
CD/GRP AAGRD645]
12. 78/Commodore 606 (George Brunis and His Jazz Band)
13. 78/Vocalion 4583 (Chick Bullock, vocal, with Chick Bullock
and His Levee Loungers)
14. 78/Vocalion 5101 (The Mel-O-Fellows)
15. 78/Musicraft 15042 (Phil Brito with Paul Lavale and His
Orchestra)
16. 78/ARA 4513 (George Jessel with orchestra)
17. 78/Regal 913 (Donald Baker and orchestra)
18. Piano Moods, CBS Records 6140 (Ralph Sutton, piano)
19. Song Hits Of 1920, Vocalion VL 73632 (Nat Brandwynne
Orchestra)
20. The Best Songs Are The Old Songs, CAS/MCA MCAC-89 (Guy
Lombardo)
21. Swingin' With Pee Wee, CD/Milestone Records 24213 (Pee Wee
Russell)
22. Portrait Of Pee Wee, CD/DCC Compact Classics 611 (Pee Wee
Russell)
23. In Love, CD/Roulette CDP 7972732 (Dinah Washington)
24. Reminischin' With Wig, CD/Motif Records +504 (Gerald
Wiggins)
25. You're Nearer, CD/Baldwin Street Music 203 (Nancy Harrow)
26. At Sundown, CD/Calligraph Records CLG 027 (Acker Bilk and
Humphrey Lyttelton)
27. The Uncollected Charlie Spivak & His Orchestra,
CD/Hindsight HCD 105 (Charlie Spivak & His Orchestra)
28. One Never Knows, Do One?: A Tribute To Fats Waller & His
Music, CD/Jazz Crusade 3047 (Geoff Cole)
29. Legendary Radio Broadcasts, CD/Storyville 1038411 (Benny
Carter and His Orchestra) }
30. The King Family Show!/The King Family Album, CD/Collectors'
Choice Music 2072 (Four King Sisters with the Alvino Rey
Orchestra conducted by Ralph Carmichael)
31. Paradise Wobble, CD/Coeur De Jeanette 2 (Janet Klein and Her
Parlor Boys)
32. Gay Love, CD/Garret Mountain Records CDP ES0804 (Alec Deland
with musical direction by Richard Danley)
Radio transcriptions performed by the Music Hall Varieties
conducted by "Prof" Patrick Ciricillo, The Four Belles, Dolly
Mitchell with the Delta Eight conducted by Jimmy Lytell, the
Knickerbocker Four, and Bob Grant's Orchestra are also known to
exist.
I Want A Daddy (Who Will Rock Me To
Sleep) (M: A. Baldwin Sloan; L: Johny Murray Anderson;
Philip Bartholomae) (originally used in THE GREENWICH
VILLAGE FOLLIES (1919)):
1. 78/Edison 50608 (Tuxedo
Dance Orchestra)
2. 78/Emerson 1067 (Emerson Military Band) [also 78/Emerson 502]
3. 78/Victor 18626 (All Star Trio)
4. 78/Columbia A 2840 (Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra conducted
by Joseph Knecht)
Just Like A Gypsy (M/L: Seymour B.
Simmons; Nora Bayes; Rose) (originally used in LADIES
FIRST):
1. 78/Columbia A 6138
(Nora Bayes with orchestra) [reissued on Music From The New York
Stage 1890-1920, Vol. 4: 1917-1920, CD/Pearl Flapper 9059-2]
2. 78/Victor 18696 (Sterling Trio with orchestra)
3. 78/Victor 35701 (Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra)
4. 78/Liberty Music Shop L 272 (Emile Petti and His Savoy-Plaza
Orchestra) Orchestra)
5. Song Hits Of 1919, Vocalion VL 73631 (Ted Straeter's
Orchestra)
6. The Chronological Maxine Sullivan 1941-1946, CD/Classics 1020
(Maxine Sullivan with John Kirby and His Orchestra)
7. The 1950s: "Swinging Miss Loch Lomond 1952-1959," CD/Baldwin
Street Music BJH 314 (Maxine Sullivan with Harry Sosnik and His
Orchestra)
8. Complete Capitol Small Group Transcriptions, CD/Jazz Factory
JFCD 22822 (Peggy Lee)
Margie (M/L: Benny Davis; Con Conrad;
J. Russel Robinson):
I have not attempted to
compile discological information for this standard.
Unrecorded Material:
Bathing Girl
I Miss My Mammy's Kissin'
Jiggs And His Pipe
Kewpie Dolly
Opening Chorus
The Orient