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Tag Archives: Robert ‘Eppie’ Jackson
October 11th in Gennett History, 1928: Alphonso Trent and His Orchestra Recorded “Louder and Funnier”
October 11th in Gennett History, 1928: Alphonso Trent and His Orchestra recorded “Louder and Funnier” in Richmond. It appeared on Gennett 6664 and Champion 15641 (as by The Savannah Night Hawks). The Gennett ledger has “Johnny Smith, vocalist” crossed out. … Continue reading
Posted in Champion, Gennett, October, Video
Tagged A.G. Godley, Alphonse Trent, Alphonse Trent and His Orchestra, Alphonso Trent, Alphonso Trent and His Orchestra, Champion 15641, Charles Pillars, Chester Clark, Eugene Crooke, Gennett, Gennett 6664, Gennett Discography, Gennett Records, Hayes Pillars, Irving Randolph, James Jeter, John Fielding, Lee Hilliard, Leo "Stuff" Smith, Leo 'Snub' Moseley, October, Robert 'Eppie' Jackson
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Mar. 5th in Gennett History, 1930: Alphonse Trent and His Orchestra Recorded “After You’ve Gone”
Mar. 5th in Gennett History, 1930: Alphonse Trent and His Orchestra recorded “After You’ve Gone” in Richmond. The recording appeared on Gennett 7161, Supertone 9653, Champion 15956 and 40096. The track featured Leo “Stuff” Smith (v/vn), Chester Clark, Irving Randolph, … Continue reading
Posted in Champion, Gennett, March, Video
Tagged A.G. Godley, Alphonse Trent, Alphonse Trent and His Orchestra, Champion 15956, Champion 40096, Charles Pillars, Chester Clark, Eugene Crooke, Gennett, Gennett 7161, Gennett Discography, Gennett History, Gennett Records, George Hudson, Irving Randolph, James Jeter, Lee Hilliard, Leo "Stuff" Smith, Leo 'Snub' Moseley, Leo Moseley, Leo Smith, March, Peanuts Holland, Robert 'Eppie' Jackson, Supertone 9653
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December 5th in Gennett History, 1928: Alphonso Trent and His Orchestra recorded “Black And Blue Rhapsody”
December 5th in Gennett History, 1928: Alphonso Trent and His Orchestra recorded “Black And Blue Rhapsody” in Richmond. It appeared on Gennett 6710, Champion 15656, Supertone 9487. Champion 15656 (pseudonym Deacon Foster and His boys) sold approx 400 copies in … Continue reading
Posted in Champion, December, Gennett, Video
Tagged A.G. Godley, Alphonse Trent, Alphonso Trent, Alphonso Trent and His Orchestra, Champion, Champion 15656, Champion Records, Champion Royalty Ledger, Charles Pillars, Chester Clark, December, Eugene Crooke, Gennett, Gennett 6710, Gennett Records, Hayes Pillars, Irving Randolph, James Jeter, Lee Hilliard, Leo "Stuff" Smith, Leo 'Snub' Moseley, Leo Moseley, Leo Smith, Robert 'Eppie' Jackson, Stuff Smith, Supertone, Supertone 9487
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