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Jazz Archives for September 23, 2007
3:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Today's Highlight: "Edith Wilson - Vocalist with Johnny Dunn - Coronetist"
Vocalist Edith Wilson and cornetist Johnny Dunn first worked together in several noted Harlem musical stage-revues in the early-1920s. Their group toured the national vaudeville-theater circuit in 1921. The pair made recordings for Columbia Records, to compete with OKeh's Mamie Smith's Jazz Hounds records. Previously, Johnny Dunn had been a member of Mamie Smith's Jazz Hounds
Playlist:
Program Name : JAZZ ARCHIVES Edith Wilson Vocalist and Johnny Dunn Cornetist Date Of Broadcast : Sunday 092307 Host Producer : Joe Korona
Track Info: Artist/Group - Song/Track - CD/Recording - Year of Release - Composer - Label - Notes
1. Edith Wilson Vocal with Johnny Dunn Original Jazz Hounds - Old Time Blues - JOHNNY DUNN COMPLETE RECORDED WORKS 1921 1922 - September 1921 - - RST Records Austrian CD -
2. Edith Wilson Vocal with Johnny Dunn Original Jazz Hounds - Birmingham Blues - JOHNNY DUNN COMPLETE RECORDED WORKS 1921 1922 - January 1922 - - RST Records Austrian CD -
3. Edith Wilson Vocal with Johnny Dunn Original Jazz Hounds - He May Be Your Man But He Comes To See Me Sometimes - JOHNNY DUNN COMPLETE RECORDED WORKS 1921 1922 - June 1922 - - RST Records Austrian CD -
4. Edith Wilson Vocal with Johnny Dunn Original Jazz Hounds - What Do You Care What I Do - JOHNNY DUNN COMPLETE RECORDED WORKS 1921 1922 - July 1922 - - RST Records Austrian CD -
5. Edith Wilson Vocal with Johnny Dunn Original Jazz Hounds - Evil Blues - JOHNNY DUNN COMPLETE RECORDED WORKS 1921 1922 - September 1922 - - RST Records Austrian CD -
6. Edith Wilson Vocal with Johnny Dunn Original Jazz Hounds - He Used To Be Your Man But Hes My Man Now - JOHNNY DUNN COMPLETE RECORDED WORKS 1922 1928 - December 1922 - - RST Records Austrian CD -
Montana Public Radio’s Joe Korona produces and hosts Jazz Archives, taking us through the evolution of various genres of music—ragtime, blues, small-group swing, big-band swing, boogie-woogie, bebop and more. Jazz Archives focuses on musical personalities and characters as well as instruments and styles.
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