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The Campus Cut-Ups
I'm The Medicine Man For The Blues / Campus Rush
Album US 1929 on Edison Records label
Jazz
Side A - From the Photoplay "Is Everybody Happy?" Recorded in Edison's New York studios from the Knickerbocker Building located at 5th Ave. & 16th St. in Manhattan (address 75-79 Fifth Ave) & originally issued on Edison Diamond Disc 52649. The coupling date for the Edison Diamond Disc issue was decided on September 25 of 1929. The coupling date of the Needle Type issue was decided on on August 5 of 1929.
Musicians
 | The Campus Cut-Ups , album by |
 | Nathan Glantz sax, bcl, as, bass clarinet, uncredited, alto saxophone, uncredited, directed by, uncredited, conductor, uncredited, leader, uncredited |
 | Jack Stillman , arranged by, uncredited, trumpet, uncredited |
Composers
| Grant Clarke |
| Harry Akst |
| Nat. Asherman |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | I'm The Medicine Man For The Blues | The Campus Cut-Ups | Grant Clarke, Harry Akst | |
| 2 | Campus Rush | The Campus Cut-Ups | Nat. Asherman |
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