| 440801 | BUNK JOHNSON’s BAND | |
| Recorded: 1944-08-01, 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 | string bass | |
| Sidney “Jim Little” Brown | tuba | |
| Warren “Baby” Dodds | drums | |
| Myrtle Jones | vocals | |
| Recordings | ||
| 385 | I Love My Baby | Not issued |
| 386 | Honey Gal | American Music (book CD ) |
| 387 | Ballin’ The Jack | Not issued |
| 388 | Ballin’ The Jack | Not issued |
| 389 | Ballin’ The Jack | American Music LP 643 (cut) |
| Wolf WJS-1001 | ||
| Wolf WJS-1001CD | ||
| 390 | Ballin’ The Jack | Not issued |
| 391 | Bugle Boy March | Not issued |
| 392 | Bugle Boy March | Not issued |
| 393 | Bugle Boy March | Not issued |
| 394 | How Long Blues | American Music AMCD-1 |
| 394˝ | How Long Blues | American Music AMCD-8 |
| 395 | Muskrat Ramble | Not issued |
| 396 | Careless Love | Not issued |
| 397 | Careless Love | Dan Records VC-7024, VC-4017 |
| 398 | Careless Love | American Music AMCD-8 |
| 399 | Blues | Dan Records VC-7018, VC-4016 |
| American Music AMCD-8 | ||
| Notes | ||
| Only the last 1'44" of master 389 "Ballin' The Jack" was issued on AM LP643, and subsequently on Wolf. | ||
| Bill Russell notes that "Bugle Boy March" was based on "The American Soldier". | ||
| Master 399 was recorded at 33˝ RPM. In Bill Russell's original notes he called it "33˝ Blues". On American Music AMCD-8 master 399 "Blues" is issued as "Midnight Blues 2". | ||
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