Milton Brown And His Brownies - Pioneer Western Swing Band 1935-36

Genre:	Jazz, Blues, Folk, World, & Country
Singer:	Milton Brown And His Brownies
Title:	Pioneer Western Swing Band 1935-36
Short-info:	Label: MCA Records ‎– MCA-1509 Type: Vinyl, LP, Compilation Country: US Date of released: 1982 Category: Jazz, Blues, Folk, World, & Country Style: Country Blues, Country, Swing
MP3 album size .rar:	1565 mb
APE album size .rar:	1737 mb
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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	The Sheik Of Araby Written-By – Francis Wheeler, Harry B. Smith, Ted Snyder	2:42
A2	Yes Suh Written-By – Andy Razaf, Edgar Dowell	2:39
A3	Fan It Written-By – Dan Howell, Frankie Jaxon	2:52
A4	Chinese Honeymoon Written-By – Charles Hausman, W.L. Shockley*	3:11
A5	Somebody's Been Usin' That Thing Adapted By – Milton Brown	2:51
A6	Goofus Written-By – Wayne King, William Harold	2:37
B1	Down By The O-h-i-o Adapted By – Milton Brown	2:49
B2	I've Got The Blues For Mammy Written-By – Hy Heath, William Dougherty*	2:44
B3	Hesitation Blues Written-By – Art Gillhan*, Billy Smythe, Scott Middleton	3:43
B4	When I Take My Sugar To Tea Written-By – Kahal, Norman, Fain*	2:28
B5	Black And White Rag Written-By – George Botsford	2:56
B6	Easy Ridin' Papa Written-By – D. Ling*, W. Benton Overstreet	2:40

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – MCA Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) – MCA Records, Inc.
Manufactured By – MCA Records, Inc.
Pressed By – MCA Pressing Plant, Gloversville

Credits

Art Direction – Vartan
Banjo [Tenor] – Ocie Stockard
Bass [Upright] – Wanna Coffman
Design – Mike Fink
Fiddle – Cecil Brower, Cliff Bruner (tracks: A1 to A6, B2 to B4, B6)
Guitar – Durwood Brown
Piano – Fred Calhoun
Steel Guitar [Electric] – Bob Dunn
Vocals, Lead Guitar – Milton Brown

Notes

Tracks B1, B5 recorded in Chicago, January, 1935.
Tracks A1 to A6, B2 to B4, B6 recorded in New Orleans, March, 1936.
These performances were transferred to tape at half speed from the original Decca 78 RPM metal mothers.