text: Heypally's 78 RPMs: Mills Music Masters - Melotone 12091 (1931)
  Just who are the Mills Music Masters?
  My first step was looking them up in Rust's Jazz discography only to find "See Mills Blue Rhythm Band." So I flipped over a few pages to find that there was no listing at all for these sides under that band. I flipped a few more pages to Irving Mills and found the recordings listed...but only the instrumentation was noted...no names.
  My next step was to hit the web. I found an excerpt from Google Books, The Dorsey Brothers: That's It! by Robert Stockdale, which listed this group as a Brunswick Studio Band.
  I found no mention of these recordings under The Dorsey Brothers in Jazz & Ragtime or American Dance Band discographies.
  Lastly, I pulled the first edition of Mills Blue Rhythm Band on Chronological Classics (#660) from the shelf to see that the first two numbers on the cd were the ones I was searching for.
  Does anyone know for a fact which band this is? I definitely don't have the discerning ears that other record collectors have.
  Bob Effros tp / Tom Dorsey tp, tb / Jimmy Dorsey cl, as, bar / unknown as, ts / Joe Venuti vn / p / g / Hank Stern or Joe Tarto bb / d / Charlie Lawman v.
  Labels: Charlie Lawman, Edgar Hayes, Jimmy Dorsey, Joe Venuti, Melotone 12091, Mills Blue Rhythm Band, Mills Music Masters, Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone, They Satisfy, Tommy Dorsey