Ogden NASH see The Four Prominent So and So's
Ace NEWELL
Probably a pseudonym.
--New York City, ca. 1942. Kicks issues are anonymous
(PR-1) Ovaltine MUSICRAFT PARTY RECORD 8C
(P-2) She Tickled the Gentleman's Fancy PARTY RECORD COMPANY 8A, MUSICRAFT PARTY RECORD 8A
(PR-3) Gladys Isn't Gratis Anymore PARTY RECORD COMPANY 9A
(P-4) Is It True about Chinese Women? PARTY RECORD COMPANY 8 B, MUSICRAFT PARTY RECORD 8B
(PR-5) A Bassett to the End PARTY RECORD COMPANY 9B
(PR-6) Tales of Manhattan PARTY RECORD COMPANY 9C, KICKS 20-B
(PR-7) Fannie Never Will Come Out on Top PARTY RECORD COMPANY 9D, KICKS 22-B
(PR-8) Dirty Gertie Glynn MUSICRAFT PARTY RECORD 8D
Hattie NOEL
Born Feb. 2, 1896 in Monroe, LA. Sang with the Count Basie band at the Reno Club in Kansas City in 1936. Got a spot on Eddie Cantor's radio show in 1938. Later appeared in films: Kitty Foyle 1940; The Return of Frank James 1940; Irene 1940; Lady for a Night 1941; King's Row 1942. In the show "Try and Get It" and shared the bill with Louis Armstrong in 1943. Recorded for M-G-M in 1948-9 on sessions supervised by Dootsie Williams, who may have recorded these sides at the same time. She also sang duets with Billy Mitchell.
--Los Angeles, ca. 1949.
Chattanooga BLUE RECORDS 104
Hot Nuts BLUE RECORDS 104
My Military Man BLUE RECORDS 109
Mamma Likes To Take Her Time BLUE RECORDS 109
If I Can't Sell It I'll Keep Settin' On It (Williams-Noel) BLUE RECORDS 111
Find Out What They Like And Give It To 'Em (Williams-Noel) BLUE RECORDS 111
--Los Angeles, early 1950's.
Eavesdroppin' On The Telephone BLUE RECORDS 124
Up With The Skirts BLUE RECORDS 124
--Los Angeles, late 1950's
My Passionate Man Dooto 461
Hot Rod Dooto 461
THE NORDSTROM SISTERS
Dagmar Nordstrom born Dec. 12, 1903 died Apr. 9, 1976 and Sigfreda “Siggie” Nordstrom born June 14, 1893 died Dec. 24, 1980. Dagmar made piano rolls for Duo-Art and her picture graced several pieces of sheet music in the 1920's. In Dec. of 1935 Paramount featured them in a short subject called "The Debutantes". They flitted back and forth between the U.S. and the continent, spending much of 1939 at the Ritz in London. The year 1940 found them at the Chez Harry and then to the Clichy Restaurant in 1941.
The first two sessions below were "personal" records paid for by the client and typically pressed in very limited quantities. It is not known if these were even approved by the client, one Mr. H. E. Ward, for pressing.
--Nordstrom Sisters Columbia Records studio, New York City Oct. 21, 1932.
(W170670-1) Medley Part 1
(W170671-1) Medley Part 2
--Nov. 15, 1932.
(W170677-1) Let's Put Out The Lights (And Go To Sleep)
(W170678-1) Say It Isn't So
--same, Reeves Sound Studios, New York City, 1941.
(4082) Good Old American Home *** 1726-B
(4083) I Want To Be a Hostess in an Army Camp *** 1726-A
Billy NUNN
--Los Angeles, 1949.
Bring Your Lovin' Back to Me BLUE RECORDS 105
I Got a Country Gal BLUE RECORDS 105
--Los Angeles, late 1950.
Clappin' and Shoutin' BLUE RECORDS 115
I'm Tellin' BLUE RECORDS 115
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