"No, No, Nora" played by Lyman's California Ambassador Orchestra, with vocal chorus by Charles Kaley; Brunswick 2476-A (10"). Acoustically recorded in New York on 3 August 1923.
Personnel:
Abe Lyman: drums, director.
Ray Lopez: trumpet.
Howard Fenimore: trumpet.
"Slim" Martin or possibly Vic Smith: trombone.
Jim Welton: clarinet, alto saxophone, flute.
Al Baker or possibly Gus Mueller: clarinet, alto saxophone.
Horace "Zip" Keyes: clarinet, tenor saxophone.
John Schonberger: violin.
Charles Kaley: violin, vocal.
Gus Arnheim: piano.
Charlie Pierce: banjo.
Jack Garcia: brass bass, string bass.
Played with a Burmese Colour Needle on a gramophone with a homemade 80 Hz exponential horn, Victor Orthophonic soundbox, and HMV swan-neck tone-arm, currently in a prototype cabinet.