Joe Sullivan – The Piano Man ( USA ) JAZZ LP

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A1 Joe Sullivan– My Little Pride And Joy
A2 Joe Sullivan– Little Rock Getaway
A3 Joe Sullivan– Just Strolling
A4 Joe Sullivan– Minor Mood (-A)
A5 Joe Sullivan– Minor Mood (-B)
A6 Bing Crosby Acc. By Georgie Stoll's Instrumental Trio*– Moonburn (-A)
Vocals – Bing Crosby
A7 Bing Crosby Acc. By Georgie Stoll's Instrumental Trio*– Moonburn (-B)
Vocals – Bing Crosby
A8 Eddie Condon And His Chicagoans– Someday Sweetheart
B1 Joe Sullivan And His Café Society Orchestra– Solitude
B2 Joe Sullivan And His Café Society Orchestra– Oh, Lady Be Good
B3 Joe Sullivan And His Café Society Orchestra– Low Down Dirty Shame
Vocals – Joe Turner*
B4 Joe Sullivan And His Café Society Orchestra– I Can't Give You Anything But Love
Vocals – Joe Turner*
B5 Joe Sullivan And His Café Society Orchestra– Pom Pom
B6 Joe Sullivan And His Café Society Orchestra– I Cover The Waterfront
Vocals – Helen Ward
B7 Joe Sullivan And His Café Society Orchestra– I've Got A Crush On You
Vocals – Helen Ward
B8 Joe Sullivan And His Café Society Orchestra– Coquette
Bass – Billy Taylor Sr. (tracks: B5 to B8), Clyde Newcombe* (tracks: A8), Henry Turner (tracks: B1 to B4), Unknown Artist (tracks: A6, A7)
Clarinet – Edmond Hall (tracks: B1 to B8), Pee Wee Russell (tracks: A8)
Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Danny Polo (tracks: B1 to B8)
Drums – Dave Tough (tracks: A8), Johnny Wells (tracks: B1 to B4), Yank Porter (tracks: B5 to B8)
Guitar – Bobby Sherwood (tracks: A6, A7), Eddie Condon (tracks: A8), Freddy Greene* (tracks: B1 to B4)
Piano – Joe Sullivan
Tenor Saxophone – Bud Freeman (tracks: A8)
Transferred By – Jack Towers
Trombone – Benny Morton (tracks: B1 to B8)
Trumpet – Ed Anderson (tracks: B1 to B8), Max Kaminsky (tracks: A8)
Valve Trombone – Brad Gowans (tracks: A8)
Recorded in Los Angeles, 8 Aug 1935 (A1 to A5), and 13 Nov 1935 (A6, A7)
Recorded in New York, 11 Aug 1939 (A8), 9 Feb 1940 (B1 to B4), and 29 April 1940 (B5 to B8)