Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra

Jazz band formed by Fletcher Henderson in 1923, which continued until 1939, after which Fletcher re-assembled bands of his own for short periods during the following decade, working mostly in New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago. Henderson previously led the Black Swan Dance Orchestra in 1921, followed the same year by Henderson's Dance Orchestra and Henderson's Dance Players in 1923.
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Known aliases used on labels such as Silvertone, Resona, Federal, Domino, Crown, Cardinal, Puritan, Broadway, Famous, Clarion, Grey Gull, Radiex:
- The Baltimore Bell Hops
- The Dixie Stompers
- Billy James' Dance Orchestra
- Broadway Music Makers
- The Carolinians (Federal & Silvertone)
- Connie's Inn Orchestra / Fletcher Henderson And His Connie's Inn Orchestra (Melotone)
- Corona Dance Orchestra
- Cotton Blossom Orchestra
- Duke Of Harlem & His Flunkies
- Frisco Syncopators (Paramount)
- Henri Gendron & His Strand Roof Orchestra
- Henderson's Roseland Orchestra
- Henderson's Wonder Boys
- Sam Hill And His Orchestra
- National Music Lovers Dance Orchestra & Music Lovers Dance Orchestra
- Manhattan Musicians (National Music Lovers & New Phonic)
- Pennsylvania Syncopators
- Rialto Dance Orchestra
- Seven Brown Babies
- The Savannah Syncopators
- Six Black Diamonds
- The Louisiana Stompers