Johnny Dodds

AWild man blues
B(Sharkey)I'm satisfied with my Girl

Label: Vocalion
Catalogue number: S231
Genre: Jazz
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #13813

Johnny Dodds, the New Orleans clarinettist, plays his 1927 'Wild Man Blues', backed by Sharkey Bonano with 'I'm Satisfied with My Girl', in British Vocalion's Swing Series.

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A29th and Dearborn (38)
BBlues Galore

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ABallin' a Jack (27)
BGrandma's Ball

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ABuddy Burton's jazz
BBohunkus blues

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ACareless love
B19th street blues

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AClarinet wobble
BOh Lizzie

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AGoober Dance(29)
BToo tight

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AGravier street blues
BRed onion blues

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AJoe Turner blues
BWhen Rastus plays his old Kazoo

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ANew Orleans Stomp
BWeary Blues (27)

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AOh Lizzie
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