Miss Annette Hanshaw

    1927-1936
    Sunbeam #512

    release date 1983 by

    Sunbeam Records
    13821 Calvert Street
    Van Nuys, California
    91401
     


     

    Miss Annette Hanshaw
    "It Was So Beautiful" 1927-1936

    Side A



     

    Song Title Personnel (All recordings done in New York)
    I Must Have That Man (written by Dorothy Fields and Jim McHugh) Accompanied by MIke Mosiello (trumpet), Jimmy Lytell (clarinet); Andy Sannella (alto saxophone and steel guitar); Rube Bloom (piano) Recorded  July 24, 1928.
    Moonlight Savings Time (written by Irving Kahal and Harry Richman)  Accompanied by Jimmy Dorsey (clarinet); Sammy Preager (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar) 
    Recorded May 9, 1931.
    When A Man Loves a Woman (written by Billy Rose and Ralph Rainger)
    Note:  On Parlophone Label Annette is listed as Janet Shaw!     		 Accompanied by Muggsy Spanier (cornet); unknown clarinet, tenor saxophone, violin, guitar and string base.
    Recorded January 27, 1930.
    Miss Annabelle Lee (written by Sidney Clare-Lew Pollack) Annette accompanies herself on ukulele and Phil Wall is on "piana"! 
    Recorded August 1927. 
    Big City Blues (written by Gottler-Mitchell-Conrad) Accompanied by Phil Napoleon (trumpet); Beenny Goodman (clarinet); Larry Abbott (clarinet and kazoo); Tony Colucci (guitar); Joe Tarto (string bass) 
    Recorded April 5, 1929
    That's You Baby (written by Gottler-Mitchell-Conrad) Accompanied by Phil Napoleon (trumpet); Beenny Goodman (clarinet); Larry Abbott (clarinet and kazoo); Tony Colucci (guitar); Joe Tarto (string bass) 
    Recorded April 5, 1929
    True Blue Lou (Leo Robin-Sam Coslow-Richard Whiting) Accompanied by the New Englanders; Phil Napoleon (trumpet); Tommy Dorsey (trombone);Jimmy Dorsey (Clarinet);Frank Signorelli (piano); Tony Colucci (guitar); Joe Tarto (string bass) 
    Recorded July 24, 1929
    I Just Roll Along (Having My Ups and Downs) (written by Jo Trent-Peter DeRose) Accompanied by Jimmy Lytel (clarinet and alto saxophone); Peter DeRose (piano); Harry Reser (banjo)
    Recorded February 1928

    Side B



     

    Song Title Personnel
    Ready for the River (Gus Kahn-Neil Moret) Accompanied by Jimmy Lytel (clarinet and alto saxophone); Rube Bloom  (piano); Harry Reser (banjo)
    Recorded February 1928
    Lila (written by Archie Gottler-Charles Tobias-Maceo Pinkard) Accompanied by Jimmy Lytel (clarinet and alto saxophone); Newhall Chase (piano); Harry Reser (banjo)
    Recorded March  1928
    It Was So Beautiful (written by Arthur Free-Harry Barris) Accompanied by Manny Klein (trumpet);Jimmy Dorsey (clarinet); Fulton McGrath (piano and celeste); Carl Kress (guitar); Artie Bernstein (string bass); Chauncey Morehouse (drums)
    Recorded August 16, 1932
    Taint' No One But You- (written by Meskill-Silver-Chase) Accompanied by Jimmy Lytel (clarinet and alto saxophone); Rube Bloom  (piano); Harry Reser (banjo)
    Recorded April, 1928
    Ho Hum 
    (written by Dana Suesse-Edward Heyman)    		 Accompanied by Jimmy Dorsey (clarinet); Sammy Prager (piano); Eddie Lang (guitar)
    Recorded May 9, 1931
    'Cause I Feel Low Down 
    (written Jo Trent-Peter Rose)    		 Accompanied by Jimmy Lytel (clarinet and alto saxophone); Newhall Chase (piano); Harry Reser (banjo)
    Recorded March  1928
    Lover Come Back To Me
    (Oscar Hammerstein II-Sigmund Romberg)    		 Accompanied by MIke Mosiello (trumpet), Ben Selvin (violin); Andy Sannella (alto saxophone and steel guitar); Rube Bloom (piano) Recordeded  July 24, 1928.
    Medley:

    Blue Evening 
    (written by Gordon Jenkins-Joe Bishop)

    You're A Heavenly Thing 
    (Joe Young-Little Jack Little)

    What's the Reason (I'm Not Pleasin' You)
    written by Pinky Tomlin-C. Poe-Jimmie Brier-E. Hatch

    		 Accompanied by The Five H's Frank Hanshaw, leader; Sal Pace (alto saxophone-clarinet); Emile Palucci (bass); unknown piano; trumpet, vibes. 

    Private acetate recording made at Edwin Strong Studios, Manhatten, late 1936.