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Tommy Christian And His Orchestra are playing during a three-month engagement at The Mounds Country Club, East St. Louis, Illinois, USA, operated by the notorious St. Louis gangster William Patrick 'Bow Wow' McQuillan.
Jimmie Long and Gene Autry, with two Hawaiian guitars, record My Dreaming of You and My Alabama for Victor Records. This is Autry's first recording, but he will go on to become America's most famous singing cowboy.
Jack Hylton and his Orchestra, record Old Musical Comedy Gems Parts 1 and 2, and Good Old Dances Parts 1 and 2, HMV Records in The Queens Small Hall, London, UK.
Blues-jazz vocalist Margaret Webster records You've Got To Give Me Some, for Okeh Records in New York City, USA, with Charlie Green on trumpet, Clarence Williams on piano and Floyd Casey on washboard.
Blues-jazz vocalist Margaret Webster records You've Got To Give Me Some, for Okeh Records in New York City, USA, with Charlie Green on trumpet, Clarence Williams on piano and Floyd Casey on washboard.
Blues-jazz vocalist Margaret Webster records You've Got To Give Me Some, for Okeh Records in New York City, USA, with Charlie Green on trumpet, Clarence Williams on piano and Floyd Casey on washboard.
Lonnie Johnson and Blind Willie Dunn record Blue Room, Hot Fingers, Deep Minor Rhythm Stomp and Midnight Call Blues in New York City, USA, for Okeh Records.
The vocal duet of Jimmie Long and Gene Autry, with two Hawaiian guitars, records My Dreaming of You and My Alabama for Victor Records in the USA.
Paul Whiteman And His Orchestra record Without A Song, Great Day and Nobody's Sweetheart in New York City, USA, for Columbia Records.
Jimmie Long and Gene Autry, with two Hawaiian guitars, record My Dreaming of You and My Alabama for Victor Records. This is Autry's first recording, but he will go on to become America's most famous singing cowboy.
Lonnie Johnson and Blind Willie Dunn record Blue Room, Hot Fingers, Deep Minor Rhythm Stomp and Midnight Call Blues in New York City, USA, for Okeh Records.
Blues-jazz vocalist Margaret Webster records You've Got To Give Me Some, for Okeh Records in New York City, USA, with Charlie Green on trumpet, Clarence Williams on piano and Floyd Casey on washboard.