The Lanin Orchestra / Frankie Quartell And His Melody Boys - Honestly And Truly / Heart Broken Strain

Genre:	Jazz, Pop
Singer:	The Lanin Orchestra
Title:	Honestly And Truly / Heart Broken Strain
Short-info:	Label: Okeh ‎– 40257 Type: Shellac, 10", 78 RPM Country: US Date of released: 1924 Category: Jazz, Pop Style:
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Tracklist Hide Credits

A	–The Lanin Orchestra*	Honestly And Truly Composed By, Words By, Lyrics By – Fred RoseLyrics By, Words By – Leo Wood
B	–Frankie Quartell And His Melody Boys	Heart Broken Strain Written By – Billy Baskette, Billy Waldron

Credits

Alto Saxophone [Uncredited], Soprano Saxophone [Uncredited] – Maurice Morris (tracks: B)
Alto Saxophone [Uncredited], Soprano Saxophone [Uncredited], Clarinet [Uncredited] – Al Hyatt (tracks: B), Dick Johnson (tracks: A), Larry Abbott (tracks: A)
Banjo [Uncredited] – Earl Wright (tracks: B), Tony "Toots" Colucci* (tracks: A)
Directed By, Leader, Conductor – Sam Lanin (tracks: A)
Drums [Uncredited] – Danny Alvin (tracks: B), Jack Roth (tracks: A)
Piano [Uncredited] – Johnny Petrone (tracks: B), Rube Bloom (tracks: A)
Tenor Saxophone [Uncredited] – Dave Sholden (tracks: B)
Tenor Saxophone [Uncredited], Soprano Saxophone [Uncredited], Clarinet [Uncredited] – Lucien Smith (tracks: A)
Trombone [Uncredited] – Louis Shattel (tracks: B), Sammy Lewis* (tracks: A)
Trumpet [Uncredited] – Vic D'Ippolito (tracks: A)
Trumpet [Uncredited], Cornet [Uncredited] – Red Nichols (tracks: A)
Trumpet, Directed By, Conductor, Leader – Frankie Quartell (tracks: B)
Tuba [Uncredited] – Joe Tarto (tracks: A), Jules Cassard (tracks: B)

Notes

Side B recorded in Chicago, Illinois on December 5 of 1924 & also issued on german Odeon O-3166/A-61034. It was also reissued on Various - Hot Dance Bands From OKeh 1923-1931.

Side A recorded in New York on December 18 of 1924 & also issued on german Odeon O-3166/A-61035, scandinavian Odeon D-5247 & german Lindström American Record A-4271. This side was originally cut on this session as the Arkansaw/Arkansas Travellers under Lanin's direction, who also directed the same musicians on the same date under that name on 2 titles which were "Oh, How I Love That Girl!" & "Southbound (For Charleston, South Carolin')".

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A label): S-73032-B
Matrix / Runout (Side B label): 8788-A