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Formats and Editions
1. How Come You Do Me Like You Do
2. Sugarfoot Strut
3. I Got Rhythm
4. World Is Waiting for the Sunrise, The - (trio)
5. Corrine Romp
6. Bluesiana
7. Original Stomp
8. New Orleans Blues
9. Body and Soul
10. You Took Advantage of Me
11. World Is Waiting for the Sunrise, The
12. Have You Ever Felt That Way
13. Lady Be Good
14. Bud's Blues
15. Boy in the Boat
16. Little Sound on Schiller Street
17. If You're a Viper
18. Rosetta
More Info:
Pianist Frank Melrose was the younger brother of music publishers and agents Walter and Lester Melrose, who ran Melrose Brothers music store in Chicago and were very involved in the business end of the Chicago jazz and blues scene of the '20s and '30s. Frank left Chicago as a teen and settled in Kansas City. He recorded sporadically in the '20s with Wingy Manone and Johnny Dodd's. His last session was in '41 as he was found dead that Labor Day. This previously unissued session was recorded in 1940 and features quintet sides with trumpeter Pete Daily, trio and solo material.
