Tennessee Happy Boys - In Your Green Hat / A Little Bungalow flac mp3 download

Tracklist Hide Credits

R	In Your Green Hat Composed By – Milton AgerLyrics By, Words By – Jack Yellen
L	A Little Bungalow Composed By, Words By, Lyrics By – Irving Berlin

Companies, etc.

• Record Company – Edison Laboratories

Credits

• Alto Saxophone [Uncredited], Soprano Saxophone [Uncredited], Baritone Saxophone [Uncredited], Clarinet [Uncredited] – Ken "Goof" Moyer
• Alto Saxophone [Uncredited], Soprano Saxophone [Uncredited], Tenor Saxophone [Uncredited], Directed By [Uncredited], Conductor [Uncredited], Leader [Uncredited] – Nathan Glantz
• Banjo [Uncredited] – Harry Reser
• Trumpet [Uncredited] – Earl Oliver
• Trumpet [Uncredited], Arranged By [Uncredited] – Jack Stillman
• Vocals – Adolph J. Hahl* (tracks: R)

Notes

Both sides ("In Your Green Hat" (matrix 10754) & "A Little Bungalow" (matrix 10755), the latter being featured on the Marx Brothers musical "The Cocoanuts" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cocoanuts_(musical))) were recorded in the Edison Studio from Manhattan's Knickerbocker Building located between the 5th Avenue & the 16th Street (75-79 Fifth Avenue) in New York on January 6 of 1926.

Other than Hall, Oliver, Stillman, Glantz (who of course leds the Tennessee Happy Boys on the recordings made for Edison under that name, a fact that is confirmed by the Edison Cash Books via Richard Johnson & Bernard Shirley's book "American Dance Bands On Record & Film, 1915-1942"), Moyer & Reser, the rest of the personnel (trombone, tuba, piano & drums) is unknown.

Information provided by Richard Johnson & Bernard H. Shirley's book "American Dance Bands On Record & Film, 1915-1942".

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Side R label): 10754
• Matrix / Runout (Side L label): 10755

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