New discovered 1925 Bix Beiderbecke side...

[Amberola 1-A]

From what I could find, this was recorded on Jan. 26, 1925 but was destroyed by Gennett.

[Schmaltz]

From what I could find, this was recorded on Jan. 26, 1925 but was destroyed by Gennett.

Pretty well matches what I found, over at "http://www.jazzdisco.org/riverside-reco ... 1925-1930/":

Bix And His Rhythm Jugglers
Bix Beiderbecke (cor) Tommy Dorsey (tb) Don Murray (cl) Paul Mertz (p) Howdy Quicksell (bj) Tom Gargano (d)
Richmond, IN, January 26, 1925
12140 Toddlin' Blues Gennett 5654; Riverside RLP 12-127, (H) RM 8810; Milestone M 47019
12141 Davenport Blues -
12142-B Magic Blues unissued
12143-B Nobody Knows What It's All About -

* Bix Beiderbecke/Wingy Manone/Muggsy Spanier - On The Road Jazz (Riverside RLP 12-127)
* Bix Beiderbecke (Riverside (H) RM 8810)
* Bix Beiderbecke And The Chicago Cornets (Milestone M 47019)
* Bix And His Rhythm Jugglers - Toddlin' Blues b/w Davenport Blues (Gennett 5654)

[syncopeter]

Hans Eeckhoff is one of the foremost Dutch jazz collectors and hugely knowledgable. But this is a spoof from front to back. There is no Frits Paril in jazz circles. Frits is, or better was, a quite popular name in Holland, an abbreviation from Frederik. The surname Paril may exist, but is not of Dutch origin.

[bart1927]

Hans Eeckhoff is one of the foremost Dutch jazz collectors and hugely knowledgable. But this is a spoof from front to back. There is no Frits Paril in jazz circles. Frits is, or better was, a quite popular name in Holland, an abbreviation from Frederik. The surname Paril may exist, but is not of Dutch origin.

Also, the name is an anagram of April First