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Lucien Smith

Alias used by classical cellist Lucien Schmit for his hot jazz endeavors of the 1920s and 1930s. The majority of his jazz credits are for tenor saxophone, alto saxophone, and clarinet. A few of these sessions also credit cello.

Releases

• A Rivermont Records Sampler
• Turn On The Heat (Hot Dance Band Sides 1925 - 1931)
• Chicago Gospel Pioneers
• Songsters & Saints (Vocal Traditions On Race Records Vol. 1)
• The Recordings 1924-1926
• Taking Off
• 1925-28: The Redheads - We Three - Sam Lanin - The Six Hottentots
• What Do You Want With Me
• Am I Blue? / My Song Of The Nile
• I Never See Maggie Alone / My Little Bunch Of Happiness
• Proud / There's Everything Nice About You
• Yes Sir, That's My Baby / Collegiate
• Say It Again / Good-Night (I'll See You In The Morning)
• Collegiate / Who?
• Oh Lovey Be Mine / If I Had A Girl Like You
• Yes Sir, That's My Baby / Ukelele Lady
• Want A Little Lovin' / Brown Eyes - Why Are You Blue?
• The Kinky Kids Parade / There Ain't No Flies On Auntie
• I Think You're Wonderful / Who
• Honestly And Truly / Heart Broken Strain
• I'm Tired Of Everything But You / Desert Isle
• Funny / Stop Your Ticklin' Me
• Steppin' In Society / Charleston
• Me Neenyah / By The Lake
• Paddlin' Madelin' Home / Say! Who Is That Baby Doll?
• How Come You Do Me Like You Do / Hot, Hot, Hottentot
• Deep Elm / Sweet Man
• Don't Bring Lulu / Let It Rain, Let It Pour
• Tea for Two / Back Where Back The Daffodils Grow
• My Mammy Knows / On The 'Gin 'Gin 'Ginny Shore
• Volume 2 - Recorded In New York - 1929-30
• I'm Tired Of Everything But You / Desert Isle
• I Miss My Swiss (My Swiss Misses Me) / Sonya