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Universal Dance Orchestra - Pepper Blues

The Universal Dance Orchestra, a pseudonym for a Grey Gull/Emerson studio group directed by Fred Hall, play a blisteringly hot tune titled "Pepper Blues". The label shows a composer credit of 'Maguire', but Grey Gull often used pseudonyms for their in house composers. It may be that Hall wrote this tune himself. There is some confusion surrounding this recording - it only appears to have been issued on Madison and the date of recording is up in the air. Brian Rust's "Jazz Records 1897-1942" discography dates this to December 1926, while Shirley and Johnston's "American Dance Bands On Record And Film" dates it to around March 1927. Fred Hall - piano, vocals, directing: Mike Mosiello - trumpet/ ?Philip D'arcy - violin/ unknown - banjo/ ?Stan King - drums Madison 1620 2327-B Probably recorded at Grey Gull's 20 E. 42nd St studio, c. December 1926-March 1927