EUBIE!
Composer: Eubie
Blake
Lyricist: Noble Sissle
Opened: September 20,
1978, Ambassador Theatre, N.Y.C.
Performances: 439
Note: Only numbers not found
on the original Broadway cast album are noted below.
Baltimore Buzz (from SHUFFLE ALONG):
1. 78/Victor 18791 (Eubie Blake
and His Shuffle Along Orchestra) [also found on 78/Gramophone 18789; 78/HMV
B-1297; 78/RCA (F)PM 45687; reissued on Kings Of Ragtime (Giants Of Jazz),
CD/Gold Collection 4013]
2. 78/Emerson 10434 (Eubie Blake, piano) [also
found on 78/Medallion 8327; reissued on Shuffle Along, New World (M)
NW-260]
3. 78/Emerson 10385 (Noble Sissle and His Sizzling Syncopators)
[also found on 78/Emerson 10574; reissued on American Musical Theatre: Shows,
Songs and Stars, Vol. 1, CD/Smithsonian RD 036-I; Original Cast! The Early
Years, CD/Metropolitan Opera MET 801CD]
4. 78/Regal 9101 (Leonard Graham and
His Jazz Band (a pseudonym for Nobel Sissle and His Sizzling Syncopators)
[reissued on Shuffle Along, New World (M) NW 260]
5. Carolina Shout,
CD/Collectables 6924 (James P. Johnson)
6. Rose City Rag, CD/Duoart (Nathan
Bello)
Note: Victor test recordings are known to exist by Eubie Blake,
piano, with alto and banjo and with Broadway Jones, vocal, and Eubie Blake,
piano)
I'm Just Simply Full Of Jazz (from
SHUFFLE ALONG):
1. 78/Pathe 22284 (Noble Sissle
with Eubie Blake, piano) [reissued on Early Rare Recordings Vol. 2, Eubie Blake
Music (M) EBM-7]
2. The Eighty Six Years Of Eubie Blake, Columbia (S)
C2S-847 (Noble Sissle with Eubie Blake, piano) (part of medley)
3. Paris In
The Jazz Age, CD/Maison Clobert (Claudia Hommel)
Note: A Victor test
recording is also known to exist peformed by Nobel Sissle with Eubie Blake,
piano)
Oriental Blues (not originally
written for but used in SHUFFLE ALONG):
1. 78/Emerson 10396 (Noble Sissle
with Eubie Blake, piano) [reissued on Early Rare Recordings Vol. 1, Eubie Blake
Music 4]
2. Sidewalk Blues, CD/Unknown label (Tim Sparks, guitar)
3. Sail
Along Silv'ry Moon, CD/Bear Family 15970 (Billy Vaughn and His Orchestra)
(unverified)
There's A Million Little Cupids In The
Sky:
1. Recorded In Hollywood 1933,
CD/Jazz Oracle 8054 (Eddie South)
Unrecorded Songs:
High Steppin' Days (L: Johnny
Brandon)
Hot Feet