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The 7 Blue Babies were a studio band that
recorded for Edison Diamond Disc.
Top jazz musicians were engaged for the
sessions that were recorded in New York City.
All were electrically recorded.
The recordings were made from 1928 to 1929.

Musicians included in the sessions were:
Mickey Bloom - trumpet
Angie Rattiner - trumpet
Tommy Dorsey - trombone or clarinet
Jimmy Dorsey  - clarinet or alto sax
Miff Mole - trombone
Spencer Clark - base sax
Chauncey Gray - piano
Tommy Felline - banjo
Herb Heil - drums
Stan King - drums

The 2 CD series include the majority of the recordings made by the Seven Blue Babies.
A great selection of Edison Hot Jazz recordings are presented in this 2 CD set.

All were digitally restored by Vintage Recordings.




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The 7 Blue Babies  [Edison Diamond Discs]
(Recorded 1928 - 1929) Encore 1

Jack Kaufman does vocals except as noted

01 The Grass Grows Greener Down Home Ed 52209 1928

02 There Ought To Be A Law Against That Ed 52209 1928

   

03 Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor Ed 52298 1928

04 What's The Color Of A Yellow Horse Ed52298 1928

05 Mama's Grown Young Papa's Grown Old Ed 52323 1928

06 Since She Learned To Ride A Horse Ed 52323 1928

07 That's My Weakness Now Ed 52364 1928

08 Butternut Ed 52364 1928

   

09 Doing The Raccoon Ed 52448 1928 Billy Murray

10 Don't Do That To The Poor Puss Cat Ed 524541928  Billy Murray

11 He Ain't Never Been To College Ed 18264 1928

12 Give Your Little Baby Lots Of Loving Ed1929   Ermine Calloway

13 That's Her Now Ed 52495 1929 Ermine Calloway

14 I Love To Bumpity Bump On A Bumpity Road With You   Ed 52508 1929

15 I'm Wild About Horns On Automobiles That Go Ta Ta Ta   Ed 52508 1928

16 A Gay Caballero Ed 52518 1929 Billy Murray