| 440731 | BUNK JOHNSON’s BAND | |
| Recorded: 1944-07-31, San Jacinto Hall, 1422 Dumaine Street, New Orleans | ||
| Personnel | ||
| Bunk Johnson | trumpet | |
| Jim Robinson | trombone | |
| George Lewis | clarinet | |
| Lawrence Marrero | banjo | |
| Alcide “Slow Drag” Pavageau | bass | |
| Warren “Baby” Dodds | drums | |
| Sidney "Jim Little" Brown | string bass, tuba* | |
| Myrtle Jones | vocals | |
| Recordings | ||
| 201 1/2 | Sister Kate | Not issued |
| 202 | Sister Kate | Dan Records VC7018, VC4016 |
| 203 | Sister Kate | American Music AMCD-2 |
| 204 | Sister Kate | American Music AMCD-3 |
| 205 | Good Morning Blues (voc MJ) | Jazzology BJ Book CD #7 |
| 205 1/2 | Good Morning Blues (voc MJ) | Not issued |
| 206 | Good Morning Blues (voc MJ) | American Music LP 647, AMCD-1 |
| Storyville SLP 205 | ||
| Dan Records VC7016, VC4008 | ||
| 207 | See See Rider (voc MJ) | Storyville SLP 205 |
| American Music AMCD-1 | ||
| Dan Records VC7009, VC4007 | ||
| 208 | Precious Lord * (voc MJ) | Storyville SLP 205 |
| Dan Records VC7009, VC4007 | ||
| Supraphone 015 239778 | ||
| American Music AMCD-12 | ||
| 209 | MyLifeWillBeSweeterSomeday * (voc MJ) | American Music Book CD |
| 210 | MyLifeWillBeSweeterSomeday * (voc MJ) | Storyville SLP 128 |
| Dan Records VC7015, VC4008 | ||
| American Music AMCD-3 | ||
| Music Memorial 7243 8429 402 1 | ||
| 211 | St. Louis Blues | American Music V 252, AMCD-1 |
| Storyville SLP 152 | ||
| Revival (D) 001 | ||
| Dan Records VC7006, VB1003, VC4006 | ||
| 212 | Tiger Rag | American Music 80 |
| Dan Records VC7018, VB1004, VC4016 | ||
| American Music AMCD-17 | ||
| 213 | Tiger Rag | American Music V 251, AMCD-3 |
| Storyville SLP 152 | ||
| Dan Records VC7006, VC4006 | ||
| Music Memorial 7243 8429 402 1 | ||
| 214 | New Iberia Blues * | Storyville SLP 205 |
| Dan Records VC7009, VC4007 | ||
| American Music AMCD-17 | ||
| 215 | New Iberia Blues | American Music V 257, AMCD-1 |
| Storyville SLP 152 | ||
| San Records VC7006, VC4006 | ||
| Notes | ||
| Both Alcide Pavageau and Sidney Brown play bass, alternating string bass + string bass and string bass + tuba. Sidney Brown on tuba is indicated above with an *. | ||
| Master 206 was issued as "Blue As I Can Be". | ||
| Master 214 was issued as "2.19 Blues". | ||
| The American Music 78's with a "V"-prefix are 30 cm and pressed in vinylite. | ||
| After recording master 214 George Lewis said that Bunk sounded just like Buddy Petit. A little later he said that he sounded like King Oliver. | ||
| Masters 212 and 214 were intended for issue on Baby Dodds #4. | ||
| There seems to be another recording, master 201 "San Jacinto Stomp". This is without Bunk; he could not get in while the door was locked. | ||
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