Effective period / Period of releases: 1925 - 1930

This was a widely used pseudonym, indiscriminately used by many dance orchestras, for countless releases on the Plaza Music Company and American Record Corporation labels (e.g. Banner, Domino, Oriole, and related labels). To a lesser extent, it was also used on Plaza Music Company and Emerson Phonograph Company Inc. masters that were pressed on Bell, Pathé Actuelle, Perfect and other labels in the 1920s-1930s. Many issues are believed to have been by the Pathé Phonograph & Radio Corp. house orchestra under the direction of Domenico Savino (a.k.a. D. Onivas), or Plaza Music Company / American Record Corporation house orchestras under the direction of Adrian Schubert. In addition, a number of other artists used this pseudonym, and an attempt is being made to identify these on individual release pages in the database. These artists include:

1 - Al Lynch And His Orchestra
2 - The Bar Harbor Society Orchestra
3 - Ben Selvin & His Orchestra
4 - Bill Wirges And His Orchestra
5 - Bob Haring & His Orchestra
6 - California Ramblers
7 - Don Voorhees And His Orchestra
8 - Fred Rich And His Orchestra
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10 - Harry Barth's Mississippians
11 - Harry Reser & His Orchestra
12 - Jack Teagarden And His Orchestra
13 - Joseph Knecht's Waldorf Astoria Dance Orchestra
14 - Joseph Samuels' Orchestra
15 - Justin Ring And His Orchestra
16 - Lou Gold And His Orchestra
17 - Max Terr And His Orchestra
18 - Mills Merry Makers
19 - Nathan Glantz And His Orchestra
20 - The New Yorkers
21 - Nicholas Orlando's Orchestra
22 - Sam Lanin And His Dance Orchestra
23 - Smith Ballew And His Orchestra
24 - Van And His Orchestra
25 - Willard Robison & His Orchestra
26 - Adrian Schubert's Salon Orchestra