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Tuesday 14 December 2010

BLUE RIBBON #2


BLUE RIBBON 1908
GENE ESTES AND HIS ARIZONA RHYTHM RIDERS
For More Than You Know (Vocal – “Gene”) (1908.A) (No 10)
(Shurtz – Little - Lanilo - Mank) (Blue Ribbon Music Co. BMI)
Patchin’ My Heart With Kisses (Vocal – “Gene”) (1908.B) (No 20)
(Sonia Zurick – Tiny Skaggs – Chaw Mank) (Blue Ribbon Music Co. BMI)

BLUE RIBBON 1909
HANDY HENDERSON
(Play A) Lovers Waltz (1909.A) (No 3)
(Handy Henderson - Colleen Nelson)(Blue Ribbon Music Co. BMI)
I Wish You'd Marry Me (1909.B) (No 4)
(Handy Henderson) Arrangement by Chaw Mank
(Blue Ribbon Music Co. BMI)

Details of BLUE RIBBON 1909 courtesy Ronald Keppner

BLUE RIBBON 1910 (No Information)


BLUE RIBBON 1911
GENE ESTES & ARIZONA RHYTHM RIDERS
The Mystery Polka (Vocal - Kitty & Kay) (1911.A) (No 30)
(Fukon – Breuker - Mank) (Blue Ribbon Music Co. BMI)
On Ev’ry Main Street (Vocal – “Gene”) (1911.B) (No 40)
(Scheffler – Breuker - Mank) (Blue Ribbon Music Co. BMI)


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  1. Log Cabin Stories15 December 2010 at 15:14

    "Vocal: Kitty & Kay" - Kit & Kay from the KMBC Brush Creek Follies out of Kansas City?

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