ROTH and his ORCHESTRA, FRANKIE
Homebase: Seattle, WA
Stats: 1931...
Misc Notes: Frankie Roth and his Chicagoans made their local debut playing dances at the Blakewood roadhouse on the "New" Seattle-Everett Highway in May 1931. BY 1933 Frankie Roth and his Orchestra were appearing live weekly on Seattle's KOL radio. Trumpeter Roth and his long-active ensemble were based at numerous different Seattle-are ballrooms over the years -- including Parker's Ballroom, Eagles Auditorium, and the Trianon Ballroom -- and adjusted their name accordingly. By 1933 were being billed as Frankie Roth and his Spanish Castle Orchestra and in 1943 The Seattle Times noted that they were about to launch their "11th consecutive year there."
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LOCATION: Seattle, WA.
RECORDING PERSONNEL: Woody Woodberry (vocals: "Put Your Shoes On Lucy");
RECORDING STUDIO: Timbre Recording Studio [1407 NE 47th St.]
RECORDING ENGINEER: Dr. Weeth
FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 10"
SPEED: 78 rpm
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Also issued in 45 rpm format*
Known 78 rpm Disc Colorizations:
1.) Color Splatter
LOCATION: Seattle, WA.
RECORDING PERSONNEL: Fred Menzies (tenor solo on "Rose Room");
RECORDING STUDIO: Timbre Recording Studio [1407 NE 47th St.]
RECORDING ENGINEER: Dr. Weeth
FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"* / 10"
SPEED: 45 rpm* / 78 rpm
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A-SIDE COMPOSER: Harry Williams - Art Hickman
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