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Label	Issue	Format	Artist	Title
Ace	CDTOP1435	CD	Various Artists	Beef Ball Baby! The New Orleans R&B Sessions
De Luxe	1065	single	Pleasant Joseph	Just as soon as I get home / Phoney woman blues
-	1067	-	-	Little woman blues / It's dangerous to be a husband
-	3065	-	-	Just as soon as I get home / Phoney woman blues
-	3067	-	-	Little woman blues / It's dangerous to be a husband
Gotham	501
King	4186	single	Cousin Joe	You ain't so such a much / Little Eva

Leader	Site	Date	Session	Role
Cousin Joe with Earl Bostic Sextet	New York, NY	February, 1946	[session]	vocal
Pleasant Joseph	New Orleans, LA	February, 1947	[session]	-

Song	Label	Master	Leader	Site	Date	Session
It's dangerous to be a husband	De Luxe	D364-2	Pleasant Joseph	New Orleans, LA	February, 1947	[session]
Just as soon as I get home	-	D361	-	-	-	-
Little Eva	King	K5239	Cousin Joe with Earl Bostic Sextet	New York, NY	February, 1946	[session]
Little woman blues	De Luxe	D363-3	Pleasant Joseph	New Orleans, LA	February, 1947	[session]
Phoney woman blues	-	D362-1	-	-	-	-
You ain't so such a much	King	K5238	Cousin Joe with Earl Bostic Sextet	New York, NY	February, 1946	[session]

Artist	Leader	Site	Date	Session
Earl Bostic	Cousin Joe with Earl Bostic Sextet	New York, NY	February, 1946	[session]
Ernie Washington	-	-	-	-
George "Pops" Foster	-	-	-	-
J.C. Heard	-	-	-	-
Jimmy Shirley	-	-	-	-
Paul Gayten	Pleasant Joseph	New Orleans, LA	February, 1947	[session]
Tony Scott	Cousin Joe with Earl Bostic Sextet	New York, NY	February, 1946	[session]

Pleasant Joseph known as Cousin Joe (December 20, 1907 — October 2, 1989) was an American blues and jazz singer, later famous for his 1940s recordings with clarinetist Sidney Bechet and saxophonist Mezz Mezzrow. Wikipedia