1928, Ted Weems Orch. What A Day, Slappin' The Bass, Miss Wonderful, Remarkable Girl, HD 78rpm

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"What A Day" 1929 voc: Parker Gibbs
"Good Morning, Good Evening, Good Night" 1929 voc: Country Washburn
"Anything Your Heart Desires" 1928 voc: Art Jarrett
"You're The Cream In My Coffee" 1928 voc: Parker Gibbs
"Me And The Man In The Moon" 1928 voc: Art Jarrett
"My Troubles Are Over" 1928 voc: Parker Gibbs
"No Other Love" 1929 voc: Frank Munn
"Piccolo Pete" 1929 voc: Parker Gibbs
"Here We Are" 1929 voc: Art Jarrett
"I Don't Want Your Kisses" 1929 voc: Parker Gibbs
"Harmonica Harry" 1929 voc: Parker Gibbs
"There's Too Many Eyes That Wanna Make Eyes" 1929 voc: Art Jarrett
"Remarkable Girl" 1929 voc: Country Washburn
"Am I A Passing Fancy?" 1929 voc: Art Jarrett
"The Man From The South" 1929 voc: Art Jarrett, Parker Gibbs
"Sophomore Prom" 1929 voc: Parker Gibbs, Art Jarrett, Country Washburn
"Talk Of The Town" 1929 voc: Parker Gibbs
"Collegiate Love" 1929 voc: Parker Gibbs, Art Jarrett, Art Weems
"You Never Did That Before" 1930 voc: Art Jarrett (unissued test)
"Slappin' The Bass" 1930 voc: Parker Gibbs
"Washing Dishes With My Sweetie" 1930 voc: Parker Gibbs
"Miss Wonderful!" 1929 voc: Parker Gibbs
"Sing" 1930 voc: Parker Gibbs
"I'd Rather Be In Kalamazoo" 1930 voc: Parker Gibbs. Country Washburn, Keating Twins
(Victor special issue, AKA "When It's Daylight-Saving Time In Oshkosh")

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