Earl Fuller's Novelty Orchestra

Earl Fuller was an American society dance band leader, drummer and pianist.

His group "Earl Fuller's Rector Novelty Orchestra" was a regular feature at Rector's restaurant in New York City. Their records were released on Victor Records, Columbia Records, Emerson Records and Edison Records and sold well from 1918 to 1920. His other ensemble was "Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band" which helped popularize dance band trends of that period. This band included Walter Kahn on cornet, Harry Raderman on trombone, Ted Lewis on clarinet and John Lucas on drums, and later, with the addition of other members, it went on to become the popular Ted Lewis orchestra.

Discography:

    Victor 18321. Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band. "Slippery Hank" & "Yah-de-dah".
    Victor 18394. Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band. "Li'l Liza Jane" & "Coon Band Contest".
    Victor 18395. Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band. "Jazzin' Around".
    Victor 18369. E.F.F.J.B. "Beale Street Blues" & "Old Grey Mare".
    Columbia A2712. Earl Fuller's Rector Novelty Orchestra. "Ruspana" & "Sweet Siamese".
    Columbia 2578. E.F.R.N.O. "The Missouri Waltz" & "Smiles".
    Olympic 15116. Earl Fuller's New York Orchestra. "Ain't We Got Fun" & "Just Because".
    Edison 50505 (4-6-1918). E.F.F.J.B. "Jazzbo Jazz" & ?.
    Edison 50541 (13-6-1918. E.F.F.J.B. "Jazz de Luxe" & ?.
    Columbia A2686. E.F.R.N.O. "Out Of The East" & "Singapore".