Atlantic Records Discography: 1947
1947 (founded)
Terry Allen
Terry Allen.
NYC, circa mid 1947???
| 1/43 | no information | |
| 44 | Jade Green | Atlantic 863 |
| 45 | Another Memory | - |
* Atlantic 863 Terry Allen - Jade Green / Another Memory
Boyd Raeburn And His Orchestra
Conte Candoli, Buddy Colaneri, Norman Faye, Bernie Glow, trumpet; Milt Bernhart, Leon Cox, trombone; Bart Varsalona, bass trombone; Lloyd Otto, Al Richman, French horn; Buddy DeFranco, clarinet; Sam Spumberg, alto sax; Shirley Thompson, tenor sax; Jimmy Giuffre, Jerry Sanfino, tenor, alto sax; Hy Mandel, baritone sax; Boyd Raeburn, bass, soprano sax, arranger; Ray Rossi, piano; Steve Jordan, guitar; Joe Berisce, bass; Irv Kluger, drums; Doug Jones, percussion; Ginnie Powell, vocals; Johnny Richards, arranger.
NYC, August 14, 1947
| 46 | The Lady Is A Tramp | Atlantic 861; Savoy SJL 2250 |
| 47 | How High The Moon | Atlantic 860; Savoy SJL 2250 |
| 48 | Trouble Is A Man | - |
| 49 | St. Louis Blues | Atlantic 861; Savoy SJL 2250 |
* Savoy SJL 2250 Boyd Raeburn - Jewells 1980
* Atlantic 861 Boyd Raeburn - The Lady Is A Tramp / St. Louis Blues
* Atlantic 860 Boyd Raeburn - How High The Moon / Trouble Is A Man
Django Reinhardt Et Le Quintette Du Hot Club De France
Hubert Rostaing, clarinet; Django Reinhardt, Joseph Reinhardt, guitar; Emmanuel Soudieux, bass; Andre Jourdan, drums.
Paris, France, October 4, 1947
| Part 4763-1 | Topsy (as Camp Meeting) | Blue Star (F) 53; Dial LP 214; Atlantic EP 45-523; Period SPL 1201 |
| Part 4764-1 | Moppin' The Bride (as Jumping The Bride) (as The Wedding March) | Blue Star (F) 53; Dial 1051, LP 214; Atlantic EP 45-523; Period SPL 1201 |
| Part 4765-1 | Insensiblement | Blue Star (F) 50 |
| Part 4766-1 | Mano (as Air France) | Blue Star (F) 54; Dial 1051, LP 214; Period SPL 1201 |
| Part 4767-1 | Blues Primitif | Blue Star (F) 50; Dial LP 218; Atlantic EP 45-523; Period SPL 1201 |
| Part 4768-1 | Gipsy With A Song Part 2 (as Gypsy Without A Song) | Blue Star (F) 55; Dial LP 218; Period SPL 1201 |
| Part 4769-1 | Gipsy With A Song Part 1 | Blue Star (F) 55; Period SPL 1201 |
* Period SPL 1201 Django Reinhardt Memorial Vol. 1
* Dial LP 214 The Quintet Of The French Hot Club Featuring Django Reinhardt 1951
= Dial LP 214 (alt.) Django Reinhardt Volume One 1951
* Dial LP 218 Django Reinhardt Volume Two 1951
* Atlantic EP 45-523 Django Reinhardt And His All Stars
* Blue Star (F) 53 Django Reinhardt - Topsy / Moppin' The Bride 1947
* Dial 1051 Django Reinhardt - Jumping The Bride / Air France 1950
* Blue Star (F) 50 Django Reinhardt - Insensiblement / Blues Primitif 1947
* Blue Star (F) 54 Django Reinhardt - Mano (Air France) / no info 1947
* Blue Star (F) 55 Django Reinhardt - Gipsy With A Song Part 1 & 2 1947
The Harlemaires
Chester Slater, piano, vocals; Billy Butler, guitar, vocals; Percy Doll, bass, vocals; Dorothea Smith, drums, vocals.
NYC, November 21, 1947
| 51 | Rose Of The Rio Grande | rejected |
| 52 | If You Mean What You Say | Atlantic 856 |
| 53 | Oo Dot En Pow | unissued |
| 54 | Pretty Eyes | rejected |
* Atlantic 856 The Harlemaires - If You Mean What You Say / Rose Of The Rio Grande
The Gospeleers
The Gospeleers.
NYC, November 22, 1947
| 55 | Have You Got It | Atlantic unissued |
| 56 | Gospel Road | - |
| 57 | I'll Pray Till The Lord Calls Me Home | - |
| 58 | That Bright Celestial Shore | - |
| 59 | You Will Never Miss The Water | - |
| 60 | Testimony (Soldier In The Army Of The Lord) | - |
| 61 | Untitled (piano solo instrumental) | - |
| 62 | I'm A Soldier In The Army Of The Lord | - |
| 63 | Yes Indeed | - |
| 64 | When God Dipped His Love In My Heart | - |
| 65 | Preaching Solo No. 1 | - |
| 66 | Preaching Solo No. 2 | - |
Melrose Colbert With Clifton Smalls' Orchestra
Thomas Crump, tenor sax; Bill Thompson, vibes; Clifton Smalls, piano; Ernest Ashley, guitar; Calvin Ponder, bass; Gus Johnson, drums; Melrose Colbert, vocals.
NYC, December 6, 1947
| 67 | Blues In The Dark | Atlantic 853 |
| 68 | Heart And Soul | - |
| 69 | Teach Me Baby | unissued |
| 70 | You Taught Me To Love Again | - |
* Atlantic 853 Melrose Colbert - Blues In The Dark / Heart And Soul
The Harlemaires
Chester Slater, piano, vocals; Billy Butler, guitar, vocals; Percy Doll, bass, vocals; Dorothea Smith, drums, vocals.
NYC, December 7, 1947
| 71 | Pretty Eyes | unissued |
| 72-2 | Rose Of The Rio Grande | Atlantic 856 |
| 73 | Yes Ma'am | unissued |
| 74 | A Groove To Remember | - |
* Atlantic 856 The Harlemaires - If You Mean What You Say / Rose Of The Rio Grande
Rex Stewart And His Orchestra
Rex Stewart, cornet; Sandy Williams, trombone; George Kennedy, alto sax, clarinet; Vernon Story, tenor sax; Don Gais, piano; Fred Emerlin, bass; Ted Curry, drums.
Studio Technisonor, Paris, France, December 9 & 10, 1947
| ST2205-2 | I Cried For You (as Trumpet's Prayer) | Blue Star (F) 67; Dial LP 215 |
| ST2207-2 | Stompin' At The Savoy | Blue Star (F) 68 |
| ST2209-4 | Don't Get Around Much Anymore (as Madelaine) | Blue Star (F) 69; Dial LP 215 |
| ST2210-1 | Muskrat Ramble (as Carnival In Naples) | - |
| ST2211-1 | Storyville | Blue Star (F) 70 |
| ST2212-1 | 160 | Cherokee | Blue Star (F) 70; Plaza 5502 |
| ST2213-1 | Run To The Corner | Blue Star (F) 71 |
| ST2214-1 | Georgia On My Mind (as Deep South) | Blue Star (F) 71; Dial LP 215 |
| ST2215-1 | Let's Try It | Blue Star (F) 72 |
| ST2216-1 | I Didn't Know About You (as Duke 1949) | Blue Star (F) 72; Dial LP 215 |
| ST2217-4 | I'm The Luckiest Fool (as Rome-Paris Express) | Blue Star (F) 68; Dial LP 215 |
| ST2218-2 | At The Barclay's Club | Blue Star (F) 64 |
| ST2219-2 | Jug Blues | Blue Star (F) 64; Dial LP 215 |
* Dial LP 215 Rex Stewart And His Orchestra - Ellingtonia 1951
* Blue Star (F) 67 Rex Stewart - I Cried For You / Feelin' Fine 1948
* Blue Star (F) 68 Rex Stewart - Stompin' At The Savoy / I'm The Luckiest Fool 1948
* Blue Star (F) 69 Rex Stewart - Don't Get Around Much Anymore / Muskrat Ramble 1948
* Blue Star (F) 70 Rex Stewart - Storyville / Cherokee 1948
* Plaza 5502 Rex Stewart - Cherokee / Last Blues
* Blue Star (F) 71 Rex Stewart - Georgia On My Mind / Run To The Corner 1948
* Blue Star (F) 72 Rex Stewart - Let's Try It / I Didn't Know About You 1948
* Blue Star (F) 64 Rex Stewart - Jug Blues / At The Barclay's Club
Bob Howard And His Rhythm
Howard Joyner as Bob Howard, piano, vocals; Everett Barksdale, guitar; John Simmons, bass; Cozy Cole, drums.
NYC, December 10, 1947
| 75 | Memories Of You | unissued |
| 76A | Molasses | Atlantic 852 |
| 77A | Button Up Your Overcoat | - |
| 78 | Once In The Morning, Once In The Evening | unissued |
* Atlantic 852 Bob Howard - Molasses / Button Up Your Overcoat
Melrose Colbert With Bennie Green's Orchestra
Melrose Colbert, vocals; and others.
NYC, December 11, 1947
| 79 | Take Me | Plaza 5503 |
| 80 | Without A Song | - |
| 81 | I Could Make You Care | Atlantic unissued |
| 82 | Good Place To Trade | - |
* Plaza 5503 Melrose Colbert - Take Me / Without A Song
Tony Mayo And Her Boys From New Orleans
Joe Morris, trumpet; Johnny Griffin, tenor sax; Bill McLemore, baritone sax; Wilmus Reeves, piano; George Freeman, guitar; Embra Daylie, bass; Leroy Jackson, drums; Tony Mayo, vocals.
NYC, December 11, 1947
| 83 | Deep Water Blues | Plaza 5501 |
| 84 | How I Feel About You | Atlantic unissued |
* Plaza 5501 Tony Mayo - Deep Water Blues / Juke Box Blues
George Freeman
George Freeman, guitar; and others.
NYC, December 12, 1947
| 50 | Lover | Atlantic unissued |
Joe Morris And His Orchestra
Joe Morris, trumpet; Johnny Griffin, tenor sax; Bill McLemore, baritone sax; Wilmus Reeves, piano; George Freeman, guitar; Embra Daylie, bass; Leroy Jackson, drums.
NYC, December 12, 1947
| 85 | Lowe Groovin' | Atlantic 855, 7 81293-1-F; Saxophonograph (Swd) BP 504 |
| 86 | Jump With Me | Atlantic 855; Saxophonograph (Swd) BP 504 |
| 87 | Mad Moon | Atlantic 859; Saxophonograph (Swd) BP 504 |
| 88 | Easy Riff | Atlantic 866 |
| 89 | Joe Meets Griff | unissued |
| 90 | Boppin' On Michigan | - |
* Atlantic 7 81293-1-F Various Artists - Atlantic Rhythm And Blues Vol. 1 - 1947-74
* Saxophonograph (Swd) BP 504 Johnny Griffin With Joe Morris Orchestra - Fly, Mister, Fly
* Atlantic 855 Joe Morris - Lowe Groovin' / Jump With Me 1948
* Atlantic 859 Joe Morris - Mad Moon / The Spider 1948
* Atlantic 866 Joe Morris - Easy Riff / The Applejack 1948
Eddie Safranski And The Poll Cats
Ray Wetzel, trumpet; Eddie Bert, trombone; Art Pepper, alto sax; Bob Cooper, tenor sax; Pete Rugolo, piano, arranger; Eddie Safranski, bass; Shelly Manne, drums.
NYC, December 20, 1947
| 91 | Sa-Frantic | Atlantic 851, EP 45-512; Unique Jazz UJ 36 |
| 92 | Bass Mood | - |
| 93 | Turmoil | Atlantic 864, EP 45-512; Unique Jazz UJ 36 |
| 94 | Jumpin' For Jane | - |
* Unique Jazz UJ 36 Vido Musso, Maynard Ferguson, Eddie Safranski - Three Kenton's Be Boppers Groups 1947-50
* Atlantic EP 45-512 Jazz Session Featuring Eddie Safranski And The Poll Cats
* Atlantic 851 Eddie Safranski - Sa-Frantic / Bass Mood 1948
* Atlantic 864 Eddie Safranski - Turmoil / Jumpin' For Jane 1948
Joe Morris And His Orchestra
Joe Morris, trumpet; Johnny Griffin, tenor sax; Bill McLemore, baritone sax; Wilmus Reeves, piano; George Freeman, guitar; Embra Daylie, bass; Leroy Jackson, drums; Phyllis Branch, vocals #2,3.
NYC, December 23, 1947
| 1. 95 | Morris's | unissued |
| 2. 96 | The Spider | Atlantic 859; Saxophonograph (Swd) BP 504 |
| 3. 97 | Bottletop | Atlantic 878; Saxophonograph (Swd) BP 504 |
| 4. 98 | Through For The Night | unissued |
* Saxophonograph (Swd) BP 504 Johnny Griffin With Joe Morris Orchestra - Fly, Mister, Fly
* Atlantic 859 Joe Morris - Mad Moon / The Spider 1948
* Atlantic 878 Joe Morris - Bottletop / Beans And Cornbread 1949
Tony Mayo And Her Boys From New Orleans
Joe Morris, trumpet; Johnny Griffin, tenor sax; Bill McLemore, baritone sax; Wilmus Reeves, piano; George Freeman, guitar; Embra Daylie, bass; Leroy Jackson, drums; Tony Mayo, vocals.
NYC, December 23, 1947
| 99 | True | Atlantic unissued |
| 100 | Little Miss Blues | - |
| 101 | He's Just My Kind | - |
| 102 | Juke Box Blues | Plaza 5501 |
* Plaza 5501 Tony Mayo - Deep Water Blues / Juke Box Blues
Eddie Safranski
Eddie Safranski, bass; and others.
NYC, December 28, 1947
| 103 | Zig Zag (samba) | Atlantic unissued |
| 104 | Pig Leg Pedro (rhumba) | - |
| 105 | Rhumba At The Philharmonic | - |
Joe Morris And His Orchestra
Joe Morris, trumpet; Johnny Griffin, tenor sax; Bill McLemore, baritone sax; Wilmus Reeves, piano; George Freeman, guitar; Embra Daylie, bass; Leroy Jackson, drums.
NYC, December 29, 1947
| 106 | Through For The Night | Atlantic unissued |
| 107 | John's Bop (The Spider) | Atlantic rejected |
Phyllis Branch With Joe Morris And His Orchestra
Joe Morris, trumpet; Johnny Griffin, tenor sax; Bill McLemore, baritone sax; Wilmus Reeves, piano; George Freeman, guitar; Embra Daylie, bass; Leroy Jackson, drums; Phyllis Branch, vocals.
NYC, December 29, 1947
| 108 | True | Atlantic unissued |
| 109 | He's Just My Kind | - |
| 110 | What More Can I Ask | - |
Tiny Grimes Quintet
John Hardee, tenor sax; George Kelly, piano, celeste; Tiny Grimes, guitar; Lucille Dixon, bass; Sonny Payne, drums.
NYC, December 30, 1947
| 111 | Profoundly Blue | Atlantic 858 |
| 112 | Blue Harlem | Atlantic 854 |
| 113 | That Old Black Magic | Atlantic 858 |
| 114 | Boogie Woogie Barbecue | Atlantic 854 |
* Atlantic 858 Tiny Grimes - Profoundly Blue / That Old Black Magic 1948
* Atlantic 854 Tiny Grimes - Blue Harlem / Boogie Woogie Barbecue 1948
Harry Carney Sextet
Lawrence Brown, trombone; Johnny Hodges, alto sax; Harry Carney, baritone sax; Billy Strayhorn, piano; Billy Taylor, bass; unknown, drums.
NYC, 1947
| Why Was I Born | Wax 115; Esquire (E) 10-294; Queen-disc (It) Q-041; Storyville (D) STCD 8217 | |
| W115 | Triple Play | Wax 115; Atlantic EP 45-524; Queen-disc (It) Q-041; Storyville (D) STCD 8217 |
* Queen-disc (It) Q-041 Ellington Gang, Harry Carney, Johnny Hodges, Sonny Greer, Earl Hines - The Dukeless Gang
* Storyville (D) STCD 8217 Various Artists - The Wax Label Sessions 2002
* Atlantic EP 45-524 Johnny Hodges 1953
* Wax 115 Harry Carney - Why Was I Born / Triple Play
= Blue Star (F) 218 Johnny Hodges - Why Was I Born / Triple Play
* Esquire (E) 10-294 Harry Carney - Why Was I Born / Johnny Hodges - You're Driving Me Crazy
Johnny Hodges Trio / Ellington Gang
Lawrence Brown, trombone #1,3; Johnny Hodges, alto sax; Harry Carney, baritone sax #1,3; Jimmy Jones, piano; Billy Taylor, bass; Billy Strayhorn, drums #1,3.
NYC, 1947
| 1. W133 | Key Largo | Wax 114; Atlantic EP 45-524; Queen-disc (It) Q-041; Storyville (D) STCD 8217 |
| 2. W134 | You're Driving Me Crazy | Wax 114; Esquire (E) 10-294; Atlantic EP 45-524; Queen-disc (It) Q-041; Storyville (D) STCD 8217 |
| 3. | After Hours On Dream Street | Atlantic EP 45-524 |
* Queen-disc (It) Q-041 Ellington Gang, Harry Carney, Johnny Hodges, Sonny Greer, Earl Hines - The Dukeless Gang
* Storyville (D) STCD 8217 Various Artists - The Wax Label Sessions 2002
* Atlantic EP 45-524 Johnny Hodges 1953
* Wax 114; Blue Star (F) 213 Johnny Hodges - Key Largo / You're Driving Me Crazy
* Esquire (E) 10-294 Harry Carney - Why Was I Born / Johnny Hodges - You're Driving Me Crazy