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Hasse KAHNS: Egon KAISER This discography is automatically generated by The JazzOmat Database System written by Thomas Wagner For private use only! ------------------------------------------ Hasse KAHNS: Hasse Kahn -v; Göte Wilhelmsson -p; Lasse Karlsson -g; Ingvar Berggren -b; Sten Sköld -d; recorded March 16, 1949 in Stockholm 69335 MEAN TO ME 2.19 Aircheck ------------------------------------------ Egon KAISER: Egon Kaiser und sein Orchester; Refrain: Paul Erdtmann; recorded April 1932 in Berlin 105155 DEINE BEINE 2.45 C1945 Kristall 3284 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Paul Dorn; recorded March 1933 in Berlin 106083 JEDER MACHT MAL EINE DUMMHEIT 2.31 5641 Polydor 17087 aus dem Tonfilm "Skandal in Budapest" Egon Kaiser Tanzorchester mit deutschem Refraingesang: Paul Dorn; recorded August 1933 in Berlin 105196 WENN ICH SO KÖNNTE WIE ICH MÖCHTE 3.09 5531 BR Grammophon 10159 105200 MACH' DIE AUGEN ZU UND TRÄUM' MIT MIR VON LIEBE 3.04 5532 BR --- Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Erwin Hartung; recorded December 1933 in Berlin 106052 WENN ES EIN GLÜCK GIBT 3.12 5627 Polydor 17087 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Paul Dorn -Refraingesang; recorded January 1934 in Berlin 106053 NUR DU BRINGST MIR DAS GLÜCK INS HAUS 3.04 2305 Grammophon 10163 Egon Kaiser mit seinem Tanzorchester; Refraingesang: Inge Haff; recorded January 1934 in Berlin 107538 EINMAL EINE GROSSE DAME SEIN 2.55 2504 Gram 10 163 aus dem gleichnamigen Tonfilm Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Max Mensing; Leitung: Walter Ulfig; recorded March 1934 in Berlin 106087 EIN WENIG LEICHTSINN KANN NICHT SCHADEN 3.02 6053 Grammophon 1491 aus dem Tonfilm "Freut Euch des Lebens" Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; recorded April 1935 in Berlin 107013 DIE MÜHLE IM NECKARTAL 3.15 5982 Gr 2101 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Paul Dorn; recorded April 1935 in Berlin 107563 DAS IST DAS ALTE LIED 3.16 5979 Gram 2101 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Max Mensing; recorded October 1935 in Berlin 106063 SEI WIEDER GUT, KLEINE FRAU 3.10 6351 Grammophon 2207 aus dem Tonfilm "Herbstmanöver" 106070 OFT FÄNGT DAS GLÜCK BEIM WALZER AN 2.55 6350 --- Walzer aus dem Tonfilm "Herbstmanöver" Egon Kaiser Tanzorchester mit Refraingesang; recorded December 1935 in Berlin 105250 DIE KLEINE BANK AM "GROSSEN STERN" 3.17 6352 1/2GR Grammophon 2208 Egon Kaiser mit seinem Tanzorchester; Gesang: Erwin Hartung, Heyn-Quartett; recorded January 1937 in Berlin 107576 JA JA, IN SUMATRA 3.10 6877 Gram 2495 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Inge Vesten und Ludwig Bernauer; recorded February 1937 in Berlin 106275 WENN DER TONI MIT DER VRONI 2.57 8289-2 Gr 2922 Walzer aus der Operette "Saison in Salzburg" Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Erwin Hartung; recorded January 1938 in Berlin 106331 DAS IST BERLIN 7585 Gr 2689 Egon Kaiser und sein Orchester; Refraingesang: Paul Dorn; recorded January 1938 in Berlin 107607 IMMER WENN ICH GLÜCKLICH BIN 3.11 7586 Gram 2689 Egon Kaiser mit seinem Tanzorchester; Refraingesang: Kurt Mühlhart; recorded October 1938 in Berlin 107840 DAS FRÄULEON GERDA 3.01 7988 Gram 2799 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Erwin Hartung; recorded November 1938 in Berlin 107042 LAMBERTS NACHTLOKAL 2.45 8092 Gr 2919 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; recorded November 1938 in Berlin 107085 DU, SCHLIESS DEIN HERZ NICHT ZU 2.53 8132 Gr 2860 aus dem Tonfilm "Ich liebe Dich" Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Paul Dorn; recorded December 1938 in Berlin 106181 DER ONKEL JONATHAN 2.45 3582 Grammophon 2860 107074 DONKEY'S SERENADE 2.49 3583 Gr 2919 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Paul Dorn; recorded January 1939 in Berlin 106136 KANN DENN LIEBE SÜNDE SEIN? 2.48 8232 Grammophon 2908 aus dem Tonfilm "Der Blaufuchs" Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Ludwig Bernauer; recorded March 1939 in Berlin 106172 SONNENSCHEIN FÜR ALLE 2.48 8355-2 Grammophon 2952 aus der gleichnamigen Revue 107086 IM WIRTSHAUS AN DER MOSEL 2.51 8354 Gr 2952 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Paul Dorn; recorded March 1939 in Berlin 107096 EINMAL KOMMT EIN DIEB ZU DIR 3.05 8374-2 Gr 2945 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Heyn-Quartett; recorded May 1939 in Berlin 106194 BOUM 8394 Grammophon 2998 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Paul Dorn; recorded June 1939 in Berlin 107036 SO SÜSS HAB ICH NOCH NIE GETRÄUMT 2.59 8585 Gr 2960 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Heyn-Quartett; recorded August 1939 in Berlin 107056 ES WAR EINMAL EIN JÄGERSMANN 2.32 8356-2 Gr 2945 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Ludwig Bernauer; recorded October 1939 in Berlin 107068 SWISS HOPPLA WALK 2.51 3740 Gr3754 Tanzorchester Egon Kaiser; Refraingesang: Ludwig Bernauer; recorded November 1939 in Berlin 106167 ICH LIEB' DICH, ICH KÜSS' DICH 3.03 3739 Polydor 3754 nur für den Export ------------------------------------------ Ernö KAISZ: Ernö Kaisz mit seinem Tanzorchester; Gesang: Heinz Wernicke; recorded October 1937 in Berlin 105329 ICH HAB' EIN HERZ VOLL LIEBE ZU VERSCHENKEN 2.54 Bi3081 Gloria G.O.41146 ------------------------------------------ Kitty KALLEN: Kitty Kallen -vo; with Harry Geller and his Orchestra; 104354 CHOO'N GUM 2.12 3256 Merc 5417 104355 JUKE BOX ANNIE 2.56 3257 --- ------------------------------------------ Walter KALUNA: Hawaiian Solist: Walter Kaluna mit Begleitorchester; Refraingesang: Walter Kaluna; recorded May 1939 in Wien 107192 GOOD BYE HAWAII 3.05 24244 Tel A10051 Walter Kaluna, Hawaii-Gitarre; mit Begleitorchester; recorded May 06, 1939 in Wien 106563 ALOHA, BELOVED 1.49 24245 Tel A10.051 (Export) 106597 BYE BYE BLUES 3.21 24246 Tel A10.052 ------------------------------------------ Max KAMINSKY: "The Complete Commodore Jazz Recordings Vol 2 (Mosaic MR128)" Max Kaminsky -tp; Frank Orchard -tb; Rod Cless -cl; James P. Johnson -p; Eddie Condon -g; Bob Casey -b; George Wettling -d; recorded June 22, 1944 in New York 43151 LOVE NEST 2.58 A4786-1 Com C595 43152 LOVE NEST #2 3.04 A4786 Com XFL14940 43153 LOVE NEST #3 3.00 A4786-2 prev. unissued 43154 LOVE NEST #4 3.02 A4786-3 --- 43155 EVERYBODY LOVES MY BABY 2.26 A4787-1 Com C595 43156 EVERYBODY LOVES MY BABY #2 2.37 A4787-2 Com XFL14940 43157 ECCENTRIC 3.02 A4788-2 Com C560 43158 ECCENTRIC #2 2.57 A4788-1 Com XFL14940 43159 GUESS WHO'S IN TOWN 2.41 A4789-1 Com C560 43160 GUESS WHO'S IN TOWN #2 2.44 A4789 Com XFL14940 "Chicago Jazz" Max Kaminsky and his Windy City Six: Max Kaminsky -tp; Miff Mole -tb; Pee Wee Russell -cl; Joe Sullivan -p; Jack Lesberg -b; George Wettling -d; recorded 1954 in New York 95406 HOT TIME IN THE OLD TOWN 4.03 Jazztone J1009 Max Kaminsky and his Windy City Six: Max Kaminski -co; Miff Mole -tb; Pee Wee Russell -cl; Joe Sullivan -p; Jack Lesberg -b; George Wettling -d; recorded 1954 in New York 95538 FIDGETY FEET 4.40 --- ------------------------------------------ Richie KAMUCA: "Solo Flight" Richie Kamuca -ts; Pete Jolly -p; Leroy Vinnegar -b; Stan Levey -d; recorded July 03, 1956 in Los Angeles 27999 IF I SHOULD LOSE YOU 4.26 JWC 505 Richie Kamuca -ts; Carl Perkins -p; Leroy Vinnegar -b; Stan Levey -d; recorded June 1957 in Hollywood 63752 RAIN DRAIN 3.34 Mode MOLP102 "West Coast Jazz In Hifi (OJCCD1760-02)" Ed Leddy, Conte Candoli -tp; Frank Rosolino -tb; Richie Kamuca -ts; Bill Holman -bs,arr; Vince Guaraldi -p; Monte Budwig -b; Stan Levey -d; recorded 1958 in Los Angeles 37540 WAY DOWN UNDER 3.32 Hifi Record R604 37541 BLUE JAZZ 4.20 --- 37542 ANGEL EYES 3.55 --- 37543 STELLA BY STARLIGHT 3.19 --- 37544 STAR EYES 4.34 --- 37545 I HADN'T ANYONE TILL YOU 4.23 --- 37546 LINGER AWHILE 3.42 --- 37547 THE THINGS WE DID LAST SUMMER 4.37 --- 37548 IF YOU WERE NO ONE 4.02 --- 37549 INDIANA 4.33 --- "Drop Me Off At Harlem" Richie Kamuca -ts; Dave Frishberg -p; recorded 1977 in San Francisco 32513 I DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT YOU 4.30 Concord CJ 39 32514 ALL ALONE 3.14 --- 32515 THREE LITTLE WORDS 3.32 --- 32516 WITH THE WIND AND THE RAIN IN YOUR HAIR 3.06 --- 32517 HARLEM BUTTERFLY 3.42 --- Richie Kamuca -ts; Herb Ellis -g; Ray Brown -b; recorded February 02, 1977 in San Francisco 32510 DROP ME OFF AT HARLEM 3.54 --- 32511 DEAR BIX (rk -vo) 4.42 --- 32512 IT MUST BE TRUE 5.02 --- ------------------------------------------ KANSAS CITY FIVE: "Complete Commodore Recordings Vol.1 (Mosaic MR 123)" Buck Clayton -tp; Eddie Durham -el g; Freddie Green -g; Walter Page -b; Jo Jones -d; recorded March 18, 1938 in New York 35412 LAUGHING AT LIFE 3.04 P22580-1 Com C-510 35413 GOOD MORNIN' BLUES 2.52 P22581-1 Com C-511 35414 I KNOW THAT YOU KNOW 3.05 P22582-1 Com C-510 35415 LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME 2.42 P22583-1 Com XFL 14937 Kansas City Five: Buck Clayton -tp; Lester Young -cl; Count Basie -p; Walter Page -b; Jo Jones -d; recorded December 24, 1938 in New York 102452 LADY BE GOOD 3.19 Studio Recording ------------------------------------------ KANSAS CITY SEVEN: Buck Clayton -tp; Dicky Wells -tb; Lester Young -ts; Count Basie -p; Freddie Green -g; Rodney Richardson -b; Jo Jones -d; recorded March 22, 1944 in New York 7570 AFTER THEATRE JUMP 4.54 HL21-2 Keynote K1302 7571 SIX CATS AND A PRINCE 4.10 HL22-3 Keynote K1303 7573 DESTINATION K.C. 3.52 HL24-1 --- 7574 --- 4.51 HL24-2 EmArcy MG26010 55515 LESTER LEAPS AGAIN 4.26 HL23-1 Keynote K1302 60039 AFTER THEATRE JUMP 4.49 HL21-1 Nippon Fonogram 18PJ1504 60040 SIX CATS AND A PRINCE 5.17 HL22-1 --- 60041 --- 4.10 HL22-2 Met B517 ------------------------------------------ KANSAS CITY SIX: "Complete Commodore Recordings Vol.1 (Mosaic MR 123)" Buck Clayton -tp; Lester Young -cl,ts; Eddie Durham -el g; Freddie Green -g; Walter Page -b; Jo Jones -d; recorded September
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