Milt Herth

Aliases: Milt Herth Quartet
Milt Herth (Rhythm Stylist of the Organ)
The Milt Herth Trio
Milt Herth Trio
Real name: Milton Herth
Born: November 3, 1902
Died: June 18, 1989
Country: United States
Comments: Jazz organist, who started playing a Hammond organ shortly after its introduction in 1935

Releases

	Title	Performer	Release date	Label
	Most Happy Organ	Milt Herth	November 1959	Dot Records

	Title	Performer	Release date	Label
	Any Old Time – The Glow-Worm	The King Cole Trio – The Milt Herth Trio	June 1945	V Disc

Title	Performer	Release date	Label
Anvil Chorus	Milt Herth Trio	1941	Decca
Basin Street Blues	Milt Herth	July 1937	Decca
Boy Scout in Switzerland	Milt Herth Trio	1939	Decca
Creole Love Call	Milt Herth Trio	1940	Decca
Friendly Tavern Polka	Milt Herth Trio	May 1941	Decca
Honky Tonk Train Blues	Milt Herth Trio	May 1940	Decca
Huckleberry Duck	Milt Herth Trio	1941	Decca
I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover	Russ Morgan and His Orchestra with Milt Herth – Vocal Chorus by Ames Brothers and Ensemble	January 1948	Decca
In an 18th Century Drawing Room	Milt Herth and His Trio	1939	Decca
Jersey Bounce	Milt Herth Trio	March 1942	Decca
Josephine	Milt Herth	1937	Decca
Lambeth Walk	Milt Herth Trio	1938	Decca
Loop-De-Loo	Milt Herth Trio and The Jesters	April 1946	Decca
My Cousin Louella	Milt Herth and His Trio with Larry Douglas	February 1948	Decca
Please No Squeeza Da Banana	The Jesters and Milt Herth Trio	1945	Decca
Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet	Milt Herth (Rhythm Stylist of the Organ)	1937	Decca
Satan Takes a Holiday	Milt Herth	October 1937	Decca
Scatter-Brain	Milt Herth Trio	1939	Decca
Shoot the Likker to Me, John Boy	Milt Herth Quartet	1938	Decca
Sissy	Milt Herth Trio	1938	Decca
Stompin' at the Savoy	Milt Herth	1936	Decca
The Dipsy Doodle	Milt Herth, Willie Smith (The Lion), O'Neil Spencer	December 1937	Decca
The Last Mile Home	Milt Herth Trio	September 1949	Coral
Three Blind Mice (See How They Swing)	Milt Herth Trio	1938	Decca
Ting-a-Ling (The Waltz of the Bells)	Milt Herth Trio	1949	Coral