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  1. ain't got nobody (Graham, Williams) CA' 5988)...
    As commercial light vocal records these are reasonably good of their kind, but they give no true impression of Buck and Bubbles as the act which...
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    Scott-Wood (p) with F. Gardner (reeds) H. Owen (Imp) J. Flemming (Irrab) J. Young (g) ; Escott (b) Abrams (ds).
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    Geo. Scott-Wood (p) with Fred Gardner (cI and saxes) ; Harry Owen (tmp) ; Lew Davis (trmb) ; Joe Young (g) ; Dick Escott (b) ; Jock Jacobson (do)....
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    Way down yonder in New Orleans (Creamer and Layton) (v by Frank Kerslake) (CA15841) (Columbia Fili472-1s. 6d.).

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Lavaida Carter (N.)
Dixie isn't Dixie any more (Mercer, Bloom) (0EA4o5o)
Jo-Jo, the cannibal kid (Mercer, Bloom) (OEA4051) (H.M.V. BD365-1s. 6d.).
Ace, by Geo. Scott-Wood (p) directing Fred Gardner (alto and a)' H. Owen (tmp) ; J. Young (g) ; R. Escott (b) Max Abrams (ds).
Lavaida Carter is sister of Valaida Snow. She has taken Valaida's place in the latest edition of Lew Leslie's Blackbirds now running in town. To say that she is in any way the equal of her talented sister would be merely a useless compliment.

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