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ALBANY, JOE 14, 17 

ALBRIGHT, LOLA 12 

ALCORN, ALVIN 5, 18 

ALDRICH, RONNIE 35 

ALLEN, PETE 31 

ANOTHER NUTTREE QUARTET 23 

ANTHONY, RAY 29 

ARMSTRONG, LOUIS 30 

AXIDENTALS, THE 20 

BAILEY, PEARL 10 

BALL, KENNY 31 

BARBIERI, GATO 29 

BASIE, COUNT 11, 28 

BECHET, SIDNEY 13 

BENEKE, TEX 29 

BERGONZI, JERRY 27 

BIG 18, THE 22 

BROOKMEYER, BOB 15 

BROWN, CLIFFORD 27 

BRUBECK, DAVE 6, 17, 25, 29 

BRUNIES, GEORGE 17 

BRUNIOUS, WENDELL 18 

BYRD, CHARLIE 28 

CARSON, HAM 5 

CATALANO, FRANK 11 

CHACE, FRANK 23 

CHACKSFIELD, FRANK 34, 36 

CHERRY, DON 12 

CHICAGO LOOPERS, THE 23 

COASTERS, THE 21 

COLEMAN, ORNETTE 12 

COLONNA, JERRY 21 

COLYER, KEN 31, 32, 33 

CORCORAN, CORKY 19 

COUNT BASIE ALUMNI 10 

COWARD, NOEL 38 

DAVIS, EDDIE ‘LOCKJAW’ 

16 

DAVIS, MILES 12, 26 

DELANEY, JACK 17 

DESMOND, PAUL 17, 29 

DUNCAN, MAC 32 

ELDRIDGE, ROY 16 

ELLING, KURT 10 

ELLINGTON, DUKE 17 

ELLIS, HERB 28 

EPSTEIN, JAY 18 

FLANAGAN, RALPH 29 

FORTUNE, COURTNEY 26 

FOX, ROY 36 

GAMBARINI, ROBERTA 23 

GETZ, STAN 30 

GILLESPIE, DIZZY 16 

GLAHE, WILL 35 

GLENN MILLER SINGERS, THE 28 

GREEN, LEW 5 

GREENE, BOB 11 

GRIFFIN, JOHNNY 15 

HERMAN, WOODY 15, 25 

HI-LOS, THE 11 

HOLDSWORTH, ALLAN 6 

HOLLYWOOD SINGING AND DANCING 4 

HOOSIER HOTSHOTS, THE 10 

HUBBARD, FREDDIE 10 

HUTCHINSON, LESLIE 9 

HYLTON, JACK 36 

HYMAN, DICK 27 

INTERNATIONAL POP ALL STARS 34 

JACKSON, MILT 12 

JONES, HANK 19 

JONES, QUINCY 30 

JONES, SEAN 24 

KANE, HELEN 9 

KENTON, STAN 25 

KING, PEGGY 28 

KRUPA, GENE 25 

LEE, PEGGY 12 

LIVINGSTON, FUD 22 

LYTTELTON, HUMPHREY 31 

MANNE, SHELLY 16 

MANTOVANI 34, 35 

MARTERIE , RALPH 36 

MARTIN, FREDDY 6 

MARTIN, MICKEY 5 

McAULIFFE, LEON 7 

McBROOM, AMANDA 17 

McDONALD, STAN 8 

McDONOUGH, DICK 33 

MERRILL, BOB 20 

METRONOME ALL STARS 14 

MIKE LEANDER ORCHESTRA, THE 35 

MINSTREL STARS, THE 32 

MITCHELL, GUY 21 

MONROE, BILL 38 

MOODY, JAMES 19 

MORRIS, SONNY 31 

MULLIGAN, GERRY 30 

MURANYI, JOE 5 

NAVARRO, FATS 26 

NELSON, OLIVER 30 

NEUMAN, BEN 25 

OSBORNE, TONY 34 

OSTER-WELKER JAZZ ALLIANCE, THE 22 

OWEN, CHUCK 24 

PARKER, CHARLIE 11 

PASADENA ROOF ORCHESTRA, THE 33 

PATRUNO, LINO 22 

POPP, ANDRE 21 

PORTENA JAZZ BAND 24 

PREVIN, ANDRE 15, 28 

RICH, BUDDY 15 

RIMINGTON, SAMMY 18 

RODNEY, RED 16 

RODRIGUEZ, BOB 5 

ROLLINS, SONNY 26 

RONNEI, RAY 24 

RYAN, JACKIE 26 

SALTY DOGS JAZZ BAND 29 

SAVILL, BILL 35 

SELLERS, BROTHER JOHN 27 

SHEARING, GEORGE 28 

SHOEMAKE, CHARLIE 10 

SIMS, ZOOT 7, 15 

SKJELBRED, RAY 23 

SMITH, ETHEL 9 

SMITH, LAVAY 12 

SOUCHON, DOC 17 

STAFFORD, JO 37 

SUNSHINE, MONTY 32 

TAYLOR, BILLY 24 

TEMPERANCE SEVEN, THE 33 

THOMPSON, DANNY 6 

TROTTER, TERRY 10 

TUCKER, SOPHIE 5 

TURNER, JIM 5 

TYNER, McCOY 30 

VENTURA, CHARLIE 26 

VER PLANCK, MARLENE 6 

VILLAGE TAVERN HOT BAND, THE 29 

WARE, WILBUR 15 

WASHINGTON, JR., GROVER 30 

WELSH, ALEX 32 

WHITEMAN, PAUL 36 

WILLIAMS, JESSICA 26 

WILLIAMS, JOE 28 

WILSON, ANTHONY 19 

YOUNG, LESTER 25 

HAINES, CONNIE 6 

HAND, PETER 27 

HENDERSON, JOE 30 


V a r i o u s A r t i s t s 

BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ VOLUME 9, THE 32 

BIRTH OF THE TEEN IDOLS 20 

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY JAZZ 22 

CHICAGO SOUTH SIDE 14 

CLARINET - NEW ORLEANS STYLE 17 

CLASSIC BLUES ARTWORK FROM THE 1920S CALENDAR (2010) 37 

COLE PORTER - THE ESSENTIAL COLLECTION 7 

DOO-WOP THE GREATEST HITS 1954 - 1958 19 

EARLY BRITISH TELEVISED ROCK N ROLL 21 

EARLY JAZZ 13 

GREAT SONGS OF 1942 9 

GREAT SONGS OF 1952 9 

HAWAIIAN MUSIC HONOLULU - HOLLYWOOD - NASHVILLE 13 

JAZZ MODERNISTS, THE 27 

LIGHTS, CAMERA, DOO WOP 18 

MAD MEN: MUSIC FROM THE SERIES VOLUME 2 23 

RAUNCHY - THE RISE OF THE INSTRUMENTALS 20 

ROCK - CHOO - CHOO - ROLL 8 

ROCKABILLY HICKS 8 

ROOTS OF MAMBO 14 

TEEN SCENE VOL. 6 11 

WHEN RADIO WAS KING: THE BIG BAND YEARS 30 

WICKED 8 

WILD BILL DAVISON CENTENNIAL CONCERT, THE 23 

YIDDISH FROM NEW YORK - PARIS - VARSOVIE 13 

V I D E O 

KOCH 

8101 HOLLYWOOD SINGING AND DANCING THE 1920s A MUSICAL HISTORY Clips from these 

movies: The Jazz Singer / The Singing Fool / The Broadway Melody / The Vagabond Lover / The Great Gabbo / 

The Show Of Shows / The Hollywood Revue of 1929 / Syncopation / The Dance Of Life / Hallelujah... and many 

more! bonus material includes all-time classics such as: Nursery Favorites (1913), The Voice From The Screen 

(1926), The Opy House (1929), The Voice Of Hollywood, Black and Tan Fantasy (1929), St. Louis Blues (1929), 

Irish Fantasy (1929) (Personnel: Al Jolson, Sophie Tucker, Bebe Daniels, Eddie Cantor, Maurice Chevalier, Jeanette 

MacDonald, Rudy Vallee, Helen Morgan, Nina Mae McKinney, John Boles, more) The 1920s was a time 

of great change in Hollywood. This program tells the story of the advent of sound technology for movies and the 

emergence of ‘talkies’ and musicals in Hollywood. The result was an explosion of movie musicals by the end 

of the decade. Bonus material includes all-time classics such as: Nursery Favorites, The Voice From The Screen, 

The Opy House, The Voice of Hollywood - Black and Tan Fantasy, St. Louis Blues, Irish Fantasy. [Item Code: 

64513 DVD: $20.00] 


Worlds Records 

Sept - Oct 

2009 

AMERICAN MUSIC 

123 ALVIN ALCORN SOUTHLAND SESSIONS Over The Waves • The Blues • Dippermouth Blues 

• None Of My Jelly Roll • Gettysburg March • Ting-A-Ling • Bourbon Street Blues • Original Dixieland 

One-Step • Hindustan • At The Jazz Band Ball • Down By The Old Mill Stream • Royal Garden Blues • 

Over The Waves • Bill Bailey • Rose Of Picardy • Ugly Child (Colelctive Personnel: Raymond Burke, Bill 

Matthews, Jack Delaney, Stanley Mendelson, Lawrence Marrero, Alcide Pavageau, Abbie Brunies, Albert 

Burbank, Irivng Verret, Octave Crosby, Jimmy Davis, Chester Jones, more) [1952-1954] Alvin Alcorn is the 

central figure in this CD. Always an extremely versatile player, he was able to fit into almost any situation. 

Throughout the CD Alvin takes charge and adds an authoritative trumpet lead to the proceedings in every 

case. [Item Code: 64314 CD: $15.00] 

ARBORS JAZZ 

19377 LEW GREEN JOE MURANYI TOGETHER Oriental Man • Take Me To The Land Of Jazz • Together 

• Four Or Five Times • Piggly Wiggly • I Left My Sugar Standing In The Rain • Mississippi Rag • I 

Believe In Miracles • Storyville Swing • Rockin’ Chair • I Know That You Know • Green Lake Blues • San 

(Personnel: Joe Muranyi, Jeff Barnhart, Bob Leary, Vince Giordano, Danny Coots) [2008] A brilliant collaboration 

showcasing cornetist Lew Green and clarinetist Joe Muranyi of Louis Armstrong All-Stars fame in 

a musical outing by a unique combination of world-class players. All players shine in the spotlight, creating 

a cohesive group sound and refreshing new versions of classic tunes, some seldom recorded, including the 

first American recording of two originals by Joe Muranyi. [Item Code: 64399 -CD: $16.00] 

19392 JIM TURNER JELLY ROLL BLUE - A TRIBUTE TO JELLY ROLL MORTON Tiger Rag • Jelly Roll 

Blues • The Fingerbreaker • The Pearls • King Porter Stomp • Buddy Bolden’s Blues • The Crave • Granpa’s 

Spells • Perfect Rag • Wolverine Blues • Winin’ Boy Blues • Frog-I-More Rag • Mister Joe • Shreveport 

Stomp • Mr. Jelly Lord (a) (Vocalist: a- Topsy Chapman) [2007-2008] A rare and brilliant Jelly Roll 

Morton solo piano retrospective by Jim Turner, well known pianist from the Jim Cullum Jazz Band. [Item 

Code: 64397 CD: $16.00] 

ARCHEOPHONE RECORDS 

5010 SOPHIE TUCKER ORIGINS OF THE RED HOT MAMA That Lovin’ Rag • My Husband’s In The City • That Lovin’ Two-Step Man • 

Reuben Rag • Phoebe Jane • That Lovin’ Soul Kiss • Some Of These Days • Missouri Joe • Good Morning, Judge • Knock Wood • Won’t You Be 

A Dear, Dear Daddy (To A Itta Bitta Doll Like Me)? • I’m Glad My Daddy’s In A Uniform • Please Don’t Take My Harem Away • Everybody Shimmies 

Now • Don’t Put A Tax On The Beautiful Girls • You Can’t Remember What I Can’t Forget • Learning • It’s All Over Now • Jig Walk • High 

Brown Blues • Blue Bird, Where Are You? • She Knows It • Pick Me Up And Lay Me Down In Dear Old Dixieland • Complainin’ (It’s Human 

Nature To Complain) [1910-1922] Twenty-four tracks, including all 10 of her Edison wax cylinders. Packaged in a 72-page, full-color CD-sized 

hardback book featuring rare illusatrations from Sophie’s personal scrapbooks. Includes a foreward by Michael Feinstein and an appreciation by 

Carol Channing. [Item Code: 60969 CD: $24.00] 

ARCOLA RECORDS 

1007 HAM CARSON MICKEY MARTIN ECHOES OF NEW ORLEANS Blue And Sentimental (a) • Echoes Of Harlem (a) • Then There Eyes (a) • 

Blue Turning Gray Over You (a) • When Did You Leave Heaven? (a) • What Is This Thing Call Love? (a) • On The Alamo (a) • If Dreams Come True 

(a) • Sweet And Slow (a) • I Would Do Anything For You (a) • Pagin’ The Devil (a) • If I Had You (a) • Blues My Naughty Sweetie (a) • Creole Love 

Call (a) • I’ve Got A Feeling I’m Falling (a) • Gee Baby Ain’t I Good For You (a) • Everyday I Have The Blues (b) • Sweet Lorraine (b) • Gettin’ Sober 

Again (b) • You’re A Heavenly Thing (b) • That’s My Honey Child (b) • Sweet Sue (b) • Exactly Like You (b) • A Chicken Ain’t Nothing But A Bird 

(b) • Whiskey Headed Woman (b) • Ooh Look-A Thee Ain’t She Pretty (b) • Stormy Monday (b) • Just Because (b) • L’il Darlin’ (b) • I Want To Talk 

With You (b) • Pennies From Heaven (b) (Artist: a- Ham Carson Trio; b- Mickey Martin) (Collective Personnel: 

Bob Hammer, Buddy Catlett, Jim Goodwin) [1999-2005] (2-CD set) One disc each by jazz artist Ham 

Carson and bluesman Mickey Martin, both titled Echoes Of New Orleans. Reedman Ham Carson is backed 

by pianist Bob Hammer and bassist Buddy Catlett on 16 tracks. [Item Code: 63902 2-CD: $18.00] 

ART OF LIFE RECORDS 

1036 BOB RODRIGUEZ PORTRAITS To Frederico • Waltz For Debby • Trials • Spring Is Here • All 

The Things You Are • Ostinato On ‘A’ • ‘Round Midnight • August 1st • No Returnn [1994] Following the 

2008 release of the duo recording, “Ripples” (AOL1034), with guitarist Scott Sherwood, “Portraits” is Bob Rodriguez’s 

fourth release as a leader and finds him in a solo piano setting. Bob performs his unique solo piano 

arrangements of Bill Evans “Waltz for Debby”, Rodgers & Hart’s “Spring Is Here”, Kern & Hammerstein’s “All 

the Things You Are” and Thelonious Monk’s “’Round Midnight” in addition to five of his own compositions. 

“Portraits” was recorded on July 16, 1994 at Ambient Studios in Stamford, Connecticut by recording engineer 

Nick Prout and mixed and mastered by Michael MacDonald. [Item Code: 63806 CD: $16.00] 


ART OF LIFE RECORDS 

1038 DANNY THOMPSON ALLAN HOLDSWORTH PROPENSITY Jools Toon • It Could Have Been 

Mono [1978] Art of Life Records is pleased to present a previously unreleased recording by three legendary 

British musicians - bassist Danny Thompson, guitarist Allan Holdsworth and drummer John Stevens. 

Recorded at Island Studios in London, England on September 4th & 5th, 1978, ‘Propensity’ includes two 

extended length group improvised tracks which prominently feature guitarist Allan Holdsworth on electric 

guitar & 12 string acoustic guitar. Other than the brief track, ‘Gone Sailing’, from the album ‘Bundles’ by Soft 

Machine recorded in 1975, this is the only known recording of Holdsworth soloing on a 12 string acoustic 

guitar. [Item Code: 64315 CD: $16.00] 

AUDIOPHILE 

4 CONNIE HAINES WITH THE RUSS CASE ORCHESTRA THE HEART AND SOUL OF CONNIE 

That Old Feeling • How Come You Do Me Like You Do? • Can’t Give You Anything But Love • You Came 

A Long Way From Saint Louis • The Turtle Song • I’m Confessin’ (That I Love You) • My Foolish Heart • Old 

Man Mose • I Got A Man Crazy For Me, He’s Funny That Way • Heart And Soul • All I Do Is Dream Of You • I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart 

• Lazy River • Georgia On My Mind • Rockin’ Chair • Hello Young Lovers • Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams 

*And Dream Your Troubles Away) • Love Lies • Yes You Are • Danny Boy • Where Or When • Try A Little 

Tenderness • It’s A Most Unusual Day [1950-1951] Whether best-remembered as the “Nightingale from 

Savannah” or the “Snootie Little Cutie” of the Tommy Dorsey and Harry James orchestras, there is no question 

that Connie Haines is without doubt among the most versatile and distinctive of all big-band vocalists. 

One of the few singers who could hold her own both on stage and on record opposite Frank Sinatra in his 

prime. This Audiophile collection features 23 standards that Connie made in the early 1950’s backed by the 

Russ Case Orchestra. [Item Code: 64316 CD: $15.00] 

338 MARLENE VER PLANCK ONCE THERE WAS A MOON I’m In Love Again • Where Do You Go 

From Love • The Best Thing For You • Around About Half Past Nine • It Might As Well Be Spring • I’ve Got 

You Under My Skin • What Are You Afraid Of? • Evening Star • They Say It’s Spring • Better Luck Next Time 

• You’re Laughing At Me • Ev’rything I Love • Dearly Beloved • Once There Was A Moon [2008] Marlene 

VerPlanck sings standards, songs both old and - only time will tell - new. She performs them with her wellknown 

perfect intonation, diction, phrasing, and time. She is a wonder and deserves all honors. The expert 

arrangements are as always by Billy VerPlanck, who is also the composer of two of the more recent songs, 

other writers of same including Cy Coleman, Peggy Lee, Charles DeForest, and Bob Wells. The sparkle of 

their material has been renewed by Mr. VerPlanck and by the firm and always appropriate piano playing of Ted Firth. But the focus is on Marlene 

VerPlanck and her wondrous ways with songs. The studio is named Bennett, as in Tony. [Item Code: 64317 CD: $15.00] 

AUDIOPHONIC 

90503 FREDDY MARTIN VOLUME 2 - SWEET SERENADES Serenade For Strings • Louise (1a) • There 

Must Be Someone For Me (1a) • Piano Portrait • Isle Of May • Moon Love • My Symphony (1b) • It Might As 

Well Be Spring (1b) • That’s For Me (1b) • Who Knows (1b) • What’s A Guy Supposed To Do (1b) • Dream 

On A Summer Night • Peer Gynt Suite • Bumble Boogie • Dry Bones (1c) • After You’ve Gone (1c) • Doin’ 

What Comes Naturally (1c) • Cherry (1c) • Sleepy Lagoon • Concerto #2 • The Breeze And I • Cornish 

Rhapsody • Ashby De La Zooch (1a) • I Love An Old Fashioned Song (1a) • Here Comes Heaven Again (1b) 

• Aren’t You Glad You’re You (1b) • Spellbound (1b) • Spain • La Golondrina • One More Tomorrow (2a) 

• Only A Rose (2a) • I Still Get Jealous (2a) • The New Look (2a) • Czardas • Clair De Lune • Beginner’s 

Boogie • Nostalgia • At The Coconut Groove (Vocalist: 1a- The Martin Men; 1b- Clyde Rogers; 1c- Glenn 

Hughes; 2a- Stuart Wade) [1944-1947] [Item Code: 64438 2-CD: $19.00] 

AVID 

982 DAVE BRUBECK THREE CLASSIC ALBUMS PLUS (JAZZ RED HOT & COOL • NEWPORT 1958 • 

JAZZ GOES TO JUNIOR COLLEGE) Lover • Little Girl Blue • Fare Thee Well Annabelle • Sometimes I’m Happy • The Duke • Indiana • Love 

Walked In • St. Louis Blues • Things Ain’t What They Used To Be • Jump For Joy • Perdido • Liberian Suite - Dance No. 3 • The Duke • Flamingo 

• C Jam Blues • Bru’s Blues • These Foolish Things • The Masquerade Is Over • One Moment Worth Years 

• St. Louis Blues (Personnel: Bob Bates, Norman Bates, Joe Benjamin, Joe Dodge, Joe Morello) [1954- 

1955•1957-1958] 2-CD set. Three classic Dave Brubeck albums, including original LP liner notes. ‘Jazz 

Red Hot & Cool’, ‘Newport 1958’, and ‘Jazz Goes To Junior College’ plus an extra bonus track from the First 

Timex All Star Jazz Festival, and the classic ‘St. Louis Blues!’. We begin with ‘Jazz Red Hot & Cool’ where the 

great man is accompanied as ever by Paul Desmond on alto alongside Joe Dodge on drums and Bob Bates 

on bass. At ‘Newport 1958’ we find Brubeck paying tribute to the legendary composer and bandleader Duke 

Ellington with a program of tunes either written by or associated with the Duke. Here once again he is joined 

by Desmond but with Joe Morello on drums and Joe Benjamin on bass. Finally we hear Brubeck breaking 

new ground as he takes his jazz improvisations onto the college circuit for the first time accompanied again 

by Desmond and Morello but with Norman Bates taking over on bass. We conclude with our bonus track 

(slipped in on CD1 for timing considerations), ‘St. Louis Blues’ from ‘The First Timex All-Star Jazz Festival’ 

featuring the same line up as on ‘Jazz Red Hot And Cool’ All three albums have been digitally re-mastered 

for probably the finest sound quality ever. [Item Code: 64337 2-CD: $15.00] 


AVID 

983 ZOOT SIMS FOUR CLASSIC ALBUMS THE FOUR BROTHERS - TOGETHER AGAIN - FROM 

A TO Z - ZOOT - WHOOEEEE Four And One More • So Blue • The Swinging Door • Four In Hand • 

A Quick One • Four Brothers • Ten Years Later • The Pretty One • Aged In Wood • Here We Go Again • 

Mediolistic • Crimea River • A New Moon • A Moment’s Notice • My Blues • Sandy’s Swing • Somebody 

Loves Me • More Bread • Sherm’s Terms • From A To Z • East Of The Sun • Tenor For Two Please, Jack • 

9.20 Special • The Man I Love • 55th And State • Blues Room • Gus’s Blues • That Old Feeling • Bohemia 

After Dark • Woudy’n You • The King • Lullaby Of The Leaves • I Can’t Get Started • Snake Eyes • Morning 

Fun • Whooeeee • Medley: Someone To Watch Over Me - My Old Flame • Box Cars (Collective Personnel: 

Al Cohn, Herbie Steward, Serge Chaloff, Elliot Lawrence, Burgher Jones, Don Lamond, Osie Johnson, Milt 

Hinton, Dave McKenna, Hank Jones, Dick Sherman, Gus Johnson, Bob Brookmeyer, more) [1956-1957] 

2-CD set. Presented here are four classic Zoot Sims albums, including original LP liner notes. ‘The Four 

Brothers - Together Again’, ‘From A to Z’, ‘ Zoot’ and ‘Whooeeee’. Taking their name from their saxophone 

stylings in the 1940’s as part of the Woody Herman band the ‘Four Brothers’ consisted at the time of recording 

‘Together Again’ in 1957 of Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Herbie Steward and Serge Chaloff. ‘From A to Z’ finds Zoot again joined by Al Cohn alongside 

Ossie Johnson on drums, Milt Hinton on bass, Hank Jones on piano and Dick Sherman on trumpet recorded a year earlier in 1956. ‘Zoot’ recorded 

in the same year 1956 finds Zoot in a Quartet with Johnny Williams on piano, Gus Johnson on drums and Knobby Totah on bass. ‘Whooeee’ finds 

Zoot joined by legendary trombonist Bob Brookmeyer, Hank Jones at the piano, Bill Crow on bass and Jo Jones on drums, again recorded in 1956. 

[Item Code: 64526 2-CD: $15.00] 

985 VARIOUS ARTISTS COLE PORTER - THE ESSENTIAL COLLECTION Another Op’nin’, Another Show (1a) • Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall In Love) 

(1b) • What Is This Thing Called Love? (1c) • Night and Day (1d) • Love For Sale (1e) • Miss Otis Regrets (1f) • The Physician (1g) • You’re The Top 

(1h) • Begin the Beguine (1i) • So In Love (1j) • I Get A Kick Out Of You (1k) • Ridin’ High (1l) • Solomon (1m) • Too Darn Hot (1n) • My Heart 

Belongs To Daddy (1o) • I’ve Got My Eyes On You (1p) • Most Gentlemen Don’t Like Love (1q) • Fresh as a Daisy (1r) • Medley: (a) Rosalie (b) I’ve 

a Strange New Rhythm in my Heart (c) In The Still of the Night (d) Rosalie (reprise) (1s) • Where is the Life that Late I Led? (1t) • Ev’rything I Love 

(1u) • C’est Magnifique (1v) • It’s De-Lovely (1w) • Ev’ry Time We Say Goodbye (1x) • You Do Something To Me (2a) • I Concentrate On You (2b) 

• Always True To You In My Fashion (1b) • Anything Goes (1h) • Swingin’ The Jinx Away (2c) • At Long Last Love (2d) • You’d Be So Nice To Come 

Home To (2e) • Allez-Vous-En (2f) • Don’t Fence Me In (2g) • When Love Beckoned (2h) • Brush Up Your Shakespeare (2i) • It’s All Right With Me 

(2d) • Friendship (2j) • I Love Paris (2k) • Hey, Good Lookin’ (2l) • Just One Of Those Things (2m) • Blow, Gabriel, Blow (2n) • From This Moment 

On (2o) • Stereophonic Sound (2p) • All Of You (2q) • Who Wants To Be a Millionaire? (2r) • Get Out Of Town (2s) • Can-Can (2t) • Satin and 

Silk (2p) • Easy To Love (2u) • I’ve Got You Under My Skin (2v) • True Love (2w) (Artists: 1a- Annabelle Hill; 1b- Eydie Gorme; 1c- Mel Torme 

& His Mel-Tones • Artie Shaw; 1d- Fred Astaire•Leo Reisman; 1e- Libby Holman; 1f- The Mills Brothers; 

1g- Gertrude Lawrence; 1h- Cole Porter; 1i- Connee Boswell; 1j- Howard Keel & Kathryn Grayson; 1k- Ethel 

Merman; 1l- Len Camber•Geraldo; 1m- Elisabeth Welch•Geraldo; 1n- Lorenzo Fuller, Eddie Sledge & Fred 

Davis; 1o- Eartha Kitt; 1p- Turner Layton; 1q- Mary Martin•Eddie Duchin; 1r- Marion Hutton, Jack Lathrop & 

Tex Beneke•Glenn Miller; 1s- Al Bowlly•The New Mayfair Orchestra•Ronnie Munro; 1t- Howard Keel; 1u- 

Dinah Shore; 1v- Irene Hilda & Edmund Hockridge; 1w- Frances Day; 1x- Ella Fitzgerald; 2a- Alma Cogan; 

2b- Perry Como; 2c- Tempo King & His Kings of Tempo; 2d- Lena Horne; 2e- Noel Coward; 2f- Kay Starr; 

2g- Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters; 2h- Gertrude Niesen•Leo Reisman; 2i- Danny Green & Sid James; 

2j- Judy Garland & Johnny Mercer; 2k- Les Baxter & His Orchestra & Chorus; 2l- Leslie Douglas• Carroll 

Gibbons & The Savoy Hotel Orpheans; 2m- Jo Stafford; 2n- Ethel Merman; 2o- Frank Sinatra; 2p- Gretchen 

Wyler; 2q- Sammy Davis Jr.; 2r- Frank Sinatra & Celeste Holm; 2s- Hutch•Bob Sharples; 2t- Irene Hilda; 

2u- Gordon MacRae; 2v- Peggy Lee; 2w- Bing Crosby & Grace Kelly) [1931-1958] 2-CD set. We return 

to the Great American Songbook for our latest release. Our focus on this re-mastered double CD is on the 

legendary Cole Porter. Among the diverse roster of artists covering Porter’s classic songs you will find Fred 

Astaire, Ethel Merman, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Bing Crosby Dinah Shore, Alma Cogan, Peggy Lee and 

Sid James. . [Item Code: 64338 2-CD: $15.00] 

BEAR FAMILY 

16987 LEON McAULIFFE TULSA STRAIGHT AHEAD Panhandle Rag • Hard-Hearted Girl • Hear Me 

Now • Rag Mop • Cimarron Rag • Take It Away, Leon • Sh-Boom (Life Could Be A Dream) • Run ‘Em Off • 

No One For Me • The Three Bears • Bonaparte’s Retreat • Blue Guitar Stomp • What’ve You Got • Birmingham 

Bounce • I’ve Never Lived In Tennessee • Eating Right Out Of Your Hand • Chattanooga Shoe Shine 

Boy • Tulsa, Straight Ahead • Jelly Bean Rag • Mr. Steel Guitar • Hard-Hearted Girl • Redskin Rag • Wished 

You Would • Somebody Else Is Beatin’ My Time • This Side Of Town • Twin Fiddle Rag • Blacksmith Blues • 

What, Were And When • Smooth Sailing • There’s A Right Way, A Wrong Way • Daylight (Collective Personnel: 

Bob Kiser, Ted Adams, Jimmy Hall, Bobby Bruce Berg, Moe Billington, Dave Coleman, Murel Wayne 

Johnson, Tommy Perkins, more) [1949-1955] While most remembered as the steel guitarist in Bob Wills’s 

Texas Playboys, Leon McAuliffe recorded a classic spate of western swing sides for Columbia records from 

1949 to 1955. Bear Family compiles 31 of these tracks for Tulsa Straight Ahead - a single disc must-own for 

fans of western swing, hillbilly boogie, and even early rock & roll. Featuring several previously unreleased 

gems - ‘Panhandle Rag’ and Hard-Hearted Girl’ are among the set’s many highlights - Tulsa Straight Ahead 

captures an undersung genius at the peak of his powers, pushing the limits of his instrument. [Item Code: 64547 CD: $23.00] 


BLUE HORIZON 

004 STAN McDONALD BLUE HORIZON JAZZ BAND INSIDE TRACK You Do Something To Me • 

Sensation, A Rag • Nuages • The Pearls • Pattes De Mouche • Bechet’s Fantasy • Cielito Lindo • Mabel’s 

Dream • You’ve Been A Good Old Wagon • Need A Little Sugar • Panama • Don’t You Leave Me Here 

(Collective Personnel: Walt MIller, Ken Parsons, Phil Hower, Hans Brack, Jon Rayworth, Stu Grover, Natalie 

Lamb, Royce Anderson, Bob Sundstrom) [1990] The twelve tunes here were recorded live in 1990 - nine 

at the Sherborn Inn, Sherborn, Massachusetts, and three at a Pennsylvania Jazz Society concert. [Item 

Code: 64520 CD: $16.00] 

005 STAN McDONALD A REAL LOVE STRONG Pennies From Heaven • Mon Homme • Love For Sale 

• Nuages • My Home Is In A Southern Town • Song Of Songs • Just One Of Those Things • Love Me With 

A Feeling • I Got Rhythm • I Got More Rhythm • Indian Summer • Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me 

• Black And Blue • South Side Strut • Laura • Dear Old Southland (Collective Personnel: Tommy Benford, 

Hans Brack, Peter Bullis, Tony Hannan, Hank Hankinson, Phil Hower, Jimmy Kay, Bob Leary, Don McLean, 

Walt MIller, John Pierce, Bob Pilsbury, more) [1976-1994] The music on A Real Love Strong measures up 

to the title, and the dedication of Stan McDonald, soprano saxophonist extraordinaire, to the music he has 

loved and played with well-earned distinction for over 40 years. This first compilation of Stan’s solos, recorded in a variety of live settings over 20 

years, captures these 16 classic selections his endurance through the changing fortunes of “traditional” jazz, 

transforming his personal share of life’s pain and misfortune into affirmation and joy. [Item Code: 64521 

CD: $16.00] 

006 STAN McDONALD BLUE HORIZON JAZZ BAND I REMEMBER WHEN When I Leave The 

World Behind • Blues In The Air • Creole Belles • Roamin’ • Harlem Hotcha • If Someone Would Only 

Love Me • Le Marchand De Poissons • Where Did You Stay Last Night • Solitude • Feelin’ Blue • Chicago 

Breakdown • Blue • National Emblem • I Remember When (Si Tu Vois Ma Mere) (Personnel: Paul Monat, 

Ross Petot, Gerry Gagnon, Dan Walker, R. Calvin Owen) [1997-1998] Many of the band’s followers agree 

that this is the best ensemble that McDonald has put together since he founded the band in 1981, after his 

departure from the New Black Eagle Jazz Band. McDonald is proud of the fact that the bLue Horizon uses 

no written arrangements, for it improvises in a style that is reminiscent of the sounds that were heard in old 

New Orleans and the early revival traditional jazz bands, while putting its authentic stamp on varied and 

often more complex material; whether swinging a cakewalk from 1900 (Creole Belles) or Bechet tunes from 

the 1950’s. [Item Code: 64522 CD: $16.00] 

BUFFALO BOP 

55193 VARIOUS ARTISTS WICKED Wicked (a) • Lovemakin’ (b) • Flip Over You (c) • I’ll Be Different 

(d) • Cash & Carry Heart (e) • Jealous Fool (f) • Made In The Shade (g) • Pretty Jane (h) • My Baby 

Likes To Rock & Roll (i) • You Shake Me Up (j) • Hop Skip Jump (k) • Snake Eyed Woman (l) • Little Rome 

(m) • Let’s Make History (n) • Baby, What Do You Want (o • Honey Don’t (p) • The Bug (b) • Rock, Rock, 

Rock, Everybody (m) • Tennessee Hound Dog (q) • Aint Got No Home (r) • Daddy-O-Goose (o) • Li’l Ol’ 

Me (f) • Let Go Your Love Little Girl (s) • Ya Gotta’ Be Real Good’ Baby (t) • Whoa - Whoa Baby (u) • Petty 

Blue (v) • Downbeats (w) • I Got The Feeling (x) (Artist: a- Mike Sanchez; b- Gene Maltais; c- Ronnie Allen; 

d- Eddie Thorpe; e- Curtis Wilson; f- Jimmy Breedlove; g- Gene Dunlap; h- Mark Robinson; i- Tommy 

Lane; j- Andy Anderson; k- Augie Rios; l- The Sundowner; m- Max Alexander; n- Ronnie Wilson & Jerry 

Woodard; o- Fred Mick; p- Tyrone Schmidling; q- Tex Atchinson; r- The Outlaws; s- Vernon Derrick; t- The 

Fairviews; u- Eddie Daniels; v- Charles Alexander; w- Johnn Amelio; x- Eddie Cochran) 28 tracks. [Item 

Code: 64281 CD: $23.00] 

55194 VARIOUS ARTISTS ROCK - CHOO - CHOO - ROLL The Train Kept A-Rollin’ (a) • I’m Rollin’ 

On (b) • Big Wheel (c) • Lonesome Train Boogie (d) • Thunder Express (e) • Old Black Choo-Choo (f) • 

Freight Train Blues (g) • Train Train (h) • Lonesome Train (i) • Tough Train (j) • Keep Ole Central Rolling (k) 

• Gonna Take An Express Train (l) • Evil Train (m) • Richmond, Chicago, Mexico And Home (n) • Lonesome 

Train (a) • Chartreuse Caboose (o) • Steel Wheels (p) • Hey Porter (q) • Catch That Train (r) • Lonesome Train (s) • Goodbye Train (t) • They Call 

Me A Hobo (u) • Teenage Express (v) • Locomotion Man (w) • Big Wheels Rollin (x) • Tennessee Ghost Train (y) • Choo-Choo Twist (z) • Wreck 

Of Old 97 (aa) (Artist: a- Johnny Burnette Trio; b- Bill Clifton; c- Cecil Foutch; d- Eddie Cletro; e- Lenny And The Thundertones; f- The Maddox & 

Rose; g- Gene And Jerry; h- Ronnie Murray; i- Freddy Jacobs; j- The Champs; k- Jerry Pitts; l- Jimmy Starr; m- 

Bradley Boys; n- Sonny Miller; o- The Starfires; p- Carlton Norris; q- Kenny Owens; r- Lee Emerson; s- Johnny 

T Talley; t- Ramsey Kearney; u- Curly Lee; v- The Expresso’s; w- Johnny Cash; x- Johnny Horton; y- Jimmie 

Dale; z- Hugh Barrett; aa- Jim Sebastian) 28 tracks. [Item Code: 64282 CD: $23.00] 

55195 VARIOUS ARTISTS ROCKABILLY HICKS Rock And Roll Fever (a) • Loneliness (b) • Four Wheel 

Bungalow (c) • Don’t Come Crying (d) • I Gotta Keep Moving (a) • Ain’t That Cool (e) • She’s My Curly 

Headed Baby (f) • Keep A Movin’ (g) • I’ll Move Along (h) • I’ve Got That Blue And Rainy Day Feelin’ (i) • 

Alligator Man (j) • Hey Mama (k) • Step Aside (And Let A Good Man Pass) (l) • 918 Miles (m) • When You 

Kissed Me (n) • Nine Stitches (o) • That’s What’s Making You Cry (p) • Beggin To Please (q) • I Need A Hit (r) 

• Midnight Sun Rock (m) • Little Gray Shake (s) • Woman Love (t) • Half My Fault (u) • Just Call On Me (v) • 

Ice Water (w) • All Dressed Up (t) • Just A Friend (b) • Big City (x) (Artist: a- Jr. Warren; b- Jim Eden; c- Jack 

Morris; d- Ron McLeod; e- Bubba Litrell; f- Rex Zario; g- Red Martin; h- Red Lewis With The Rockin’ Robins; 

i- Pete Peters; j- Stanely James; k- Billy Wagner; l- Don Ray; m- Al Oster; n- Henry McPeak; o- Jack Reno; p- 

Donald Beal; q- George Wilhite; r- Keith Anderson; s- Paul Seipp; t- Jimmy Johnson; u- Lloyd McCollough; 

v- Johnny Gee Guiles; w- Glen Barber; x- Archie Poe) 28 tracks. [Item Code: 64283 CD: $23.00] 


BYGONE DAYS 

77036 VARIOUS ARTISTS GREAT SONGS OF 1942 I Remember You (a) • Deep In The Heart Of 

Texas (b) • Be Careful, It’s My Heart (c) • Early Beloved (d) • I’m Old-Fashioned (e) • Don’t Sit Under The 

Apple Tree (f) • I Threw A Kiss In The Ocean (g) • Miss You (h) • He’s My Guy (i) • That Old Black Magic 

(j) • (I’ve Got A Girl In) Kalamazoo (k) • My Devotion (l) • Idaho (m) • I’ll Keep The Lovelight Burning (n) • 

Skylark (d) • Who Wouldn’t Love You?o) • I Had The Craziest Dream (p) • Someone’s Rocking My Dreamboat 

(q) • Sleepy Lagoon (d) • Moonlight Cocktail (r) • Why Don’t You Do Right? (s) • Tangerine (t) • You 

Are Always In My Heart (u) • Ev’ry Night About This Time (v) • At Last (w) (Artists: a- Bob Eberly; b- Bill 

Schallen & Skeets Herfurt; c- Frank Sinatra; d- Dinah Shore; e- Fred Astaire; f- Marion Hutton, Tex Beneke 

& The Modernaires; g- Julie Dawn; h- Bing Crosby; i- Ella Mae Morse; j- Skip Nelson & The Modernaires; 

k- Harry Roy; l- Anne Shelton; m - The Merry Macs’ n- Carl Denny; o- Harry Babbitt & Trudy; p- Helen Forrest’ 

q- Hutch; r- Ray Eberle & The Modernaires; s- Peggy Lee; t- Bob Eberly & Helen O’Connell; u- Kenny 

Baker; v- The Ink Spots’ w- Ray Eberle) [1942] Popular music worldwide continued to be tailored along 

American lines, with swing big bands still to the fore. Countless leading bands and solo artists left significant 

recordings of contemporary songs that are now classifiable as ‘great’ by dint of their having outlived their 

original wartime context. [Item Code: 64401 CD: $9.00] 

77037 VARIOUS ARTISTS GREAT SONGS OF 1952 Wheel Of Fortune (a) • Tell Me Why (b) • To 

Know You (Is To Love You) (c) • When I Fall In Love (d) • Walkin’ In The Sunshine (e) • Baby Doll (f) • Here 

In My Heart (g) • You Belong To Me (h) • I Never Was Loved By Anyone Else (Until I Was Loved By You) (i) 

• Temptation (j) • April In Paris (k) • Kiss Of Fire (l) • Sinner Or Saint (m) • I’ll Never Get Out of This World 

Alive (n) • Don’t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes (o) • High Noon (Do Not Forsake Me) (p) • Small Towns Are 

Smile Towns (q) • River, River (r) • Stay Where You Are (s) • Be My Life’s Companion (t) • Call Me Tonight 

(u) • Somewhere Along The Way (v) • Luna Rossa (e) • Please, Mr. Sun (w) • Walkin’ My Baby Back Home 

(q) • Heaven Drops Her Curtain Down (x) (Artists: a- Kay Starr; b- Eddie Fisher; c- Perry Como & The 

Fontane Sisters; d- Doris Day; e- Frank Sinatra; f- Ella Fitzgerald; g- Al Martino; h- Dean Martin; i- Gisele 

Mackenzie & Bob Crosby; j- Mario Lanza; k- Doris Day; l- Tony Martin; m- Sarah Vaughan; n- Hank Williams; 

o- Gisele Mackenzie; p- Frankie Laine; q- Nat King Cole; r- Peggy Lee; s- Tony Bennett; t- The Mills 

Brothers; u- Jeri Southern; v- Tony Bennett; w- Johnnie Ray; x- Jo Stafford) [1951-1952] [Item Code: 

64405 CD: $9.00] 

77038 HELEN KANE THE ‘BOOP-BOOP-A-DOOP GIRL’ I Wanna Be Loved By You • Get Out And 

Get Under The Moon • That’s My Weakness Now • Is There Anything Wrong In That? • Don’t Be Like That 

• Me And The Man In The Moon • Button Up Your Overcoat • I Want To Be Bad • Do Something • That’s 

Why I’m Happy • I’d Do Anything For You • He’s So Unusual • Ain’tcha? • I Have To Have You • I’d Go 

Barefoot All Winter Long (If You’d Fall For Me In The Spring) • Dangerous Nan McGrew • Thank Your Father 

• I Owe You • Readin’, Ritin’, Rhythm • I’ve Got ‘It’ - But It Don’t Do Me No Good • My Man Is On The 

Make • If I Knew You Better • I Taut I Taw A Puddy Tat • Hug Me, Kiss Me, Love Me • Aba Daba Honeymoon 

• The Beanbag Song (Colelctive Personnel: Jimmy Carroll’s Orchestra, George Siravo’s Orchestra, 

more) [1928-1930/1950-1951] Helen Kane, the ‘Boop-boop-a-doop’ girl was one of biggest stars of the 

30’s and the inspiration for Fleischer Studio’s most famous creation - Betty Boop. Kane’s first performance at 

the Paramount Theater in Times Square proved to be her career’s launching point. She was singing ‘That’s 

My Weakness Now’, when she interpolated the scat lyrics ‘boop-boop-a-doop.’ This resonated with the flapper 

culture, and four days later, Helen Kane’s name went up in lights. Through Betty Boop (the character 

was based on Kane) she still endears to this day. [Item Code: 64402 CD: $9.00] 

77039 ETHEL SMITH SHE’S GOT RHYTHM I Got Rhythm • Two Rumbas: Paran Pan Pan - Cachita • 

Cuban Cutie • The Breeze And I • The Tubby The Tuba Song • Wedding Of The Painted Doll • Ethel’s Birthday Party • Blame It On The Samba • La 

Bamba (De Vera Cruz) • Catana • Three Little Words (a) • Perhaps (Quizas) - Bolero (b) • Fifi - Bring Her Out Again (c) • March Of The Toys • Parade 

Of The Wooden Soldiers • Zing-Zing-A-Boom - Samba (d) • Be My Love • The Loveliest Night Of The Year • Pretty Polly - Polka (e) • Three Cornered 

Tune • Swedish Rhapsody • The Moulin Rouge Theme • Mambo Jambo (Que Rico El Mambo) • Ruby • I’m Walking Behind You • The Dream Express 

(Vocalist: a- The Travellers; b- Bob Eberly; c- The Ehel Smith Singers; d- Don Rodney & The Lombardo Trio; e- The Smith Singers; f-) (Personnel: 

Victor Young & His Orchestra, The Bando Carioca, Guy Lombardo & His Royal Candians) [1944-1953] The widely acknowledged ‘First Lady of 

the Hammond Organ,’ Ethel Smith remains best remembered for her recording of the Argentine traditional ‘Tico-Tico,’. These 26 original recordings 

ably demonstrate the musical skills which made her an icon of her time. [Item Code: 64403 CD: $9.00] 

77040 LESLIE A HUTCHINSON A PORTRAIT OF HUTCH Hutch Medley: My Heart Stood Still - 

Let’s Fall In Love - What Is This Thing Called Love? - The Wind In The Willows - With A Song In My Heart 

- That’s Love - Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries • Someone To Watch Over Me • I’ve Got The World On A 

String • Wake! • Hands Across The Table • I Nearly Let Love Go Slipping Through My Fingers • Afterglow 

• Grandma Said • They Can’t Take That Away From Me • On The Avenue (Selection) - Intro: He Ain’t Got 

Rhythm - The Girl On The Police Gazette - I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm - Slumming On Park Avenue 

• Romany • Whispers In The Dark • Music, Maestro, Please • Cole Porter Medley – Intro: Anything Goes 

- Rosalie - You Do Something To Me - You’ve Got That Thing - All Through The Night - Night And Day - It’s 

Bad For Me • I Guess I’ll Have To Dream The Rest • My Romance • Tell Your Troubles To The Breeze • 

Nightingale • Just Around The Corner • You Keep Coming Back Like A Song • Symphony • You Do (Personnel: 

Members Of Harry Roy’s Orchestra) [1927-1948] Leslie Arthur Julien Hutchinson, known as 

‘Hutch’ was one of the biggest cabaret stars in the world during the 1920s and 1930s. His timing was also 

impeccable, and not just musically: he showed up in Paris when the so-called ‘jazz age’ was in full swing. 

[Item Code: 64404 CD: $9.00] 


CANDID 

79724 COUNT BASIE ALUMNI SWINGING FOR THE COUNT Red Bank Shuffle • The Snapper • 

Jive At Five • Swinging For The Count • Blue And Sentimental • Kansas City Kitty • Basie Like • Slow Boat 

• Jumpin’ At The Woodside (Personnel: Clark Terry, Harry ‘Sweets’ Edison, Seldon Powell, Bucky Pizzarelli, 

Sir Roland Hanna, Milt Hinton, Bobby Durham, Mark Morganelli) [1992] The rhythm section on 

this gathering of stars from the later eras of the Count’s Band, get that mystical Basie mix in perfect balance, 

ensuring an irresistible groove. Sir Roland Hanna, Bucky Pizzarelli, Mitt Hinton and Bobby Durham catch 

the Basie feel just perfectly. Clark Terry and Harry ‘Sweets’ Edison are old buddies and their interplay shines 

throughout. The ‘Kansas City’ style line up is completed by tenorman Seldon Powell - one of the unsung 

heroes of jazz. The spirit of Basie lives on. [Item Code: 16336 CD: $16.00] 

CAPITOL 

36957 FREDDIE HUBBARD WITHOUT A SONG LIVE IN EUROPE 1969 Without A Song • The Things 

We Did Last Summer • A Night In Tunisia • Blues By Five • Body And Soul • Space Track • Hub-Tones 

(Personnel: Roland Hanna, Ron Carter, Louis Hayes) [1969] In December 1969, Blue Note Records recorded several concerts of the all-star Jazz 

Wave tour. The resultant double-album included an exquisite version of “Body and Soul” by the Freddie 

Hubbard Quartet with Roland Hanna, Ron Carter, and Louis Hayes. [Item Code: 64259 CD: $18.00] 

CHASE 

8079 CHARLIE SHOEMAKE TERRY TROTTER QUARTETS INSIDE Wow • Minor March • Azul Serape 

• A Second Chance • Motion • Terry’s Blues • Azil • I’ll Keep Loving You • The Mobe • The Scene Is Clean 

• Nica’s Tempo • In The Early Period • Echoes (Personnel: Darek Oles, Joe LaBarbera, Luther Hughes, 

Paul Kreibich, Tom Warrington, Steve Schaeffer) [2008] Former George Shearing vibist Charlie Shoemake 

teams up with pianist Terry Trotter (Lena Horne, Natalie Cole, Joe Pass, Chet Baker) and various bass-drums 

combinations that include Darek Oles, Joe LaBarbera, Luther Hughes, Paul Krebich, Tom Warrington, and 

Steve Schaeffer. [Item Code: 64416 CD: $15.00] 

CIRCLE 

906 THE HOOSIER HOTSHOTS WHO’S YOUR LITTLE HOOSIER Which Came First, The Chicken Or The Egg? • Rural Rhythm • Skeede- 

Waddle-Dee-Waddle-Do • Too Little, Too Late, Little Darlin’ • Bringin’ Home The Bacon • After You’ve Gone • It Ain’t Gonna Rain No Mo • Meet 

Me By The Icehouse, Lizzie • This Is The Chorus • Sweet Georgia Brown • Bye Bye Blues • Down Home 

Rag • Farewell Blues • Four Thousand Years Ago • No Romance In Your Soul • Goofus • Bow Wow Blues 

• Who’s Your Little Hoosier? • San • Bye, Bye, Bessie • Alexander’s Ragtime Band • When The Grown 

Up Ladies Act Like Babies • How ‘Ya Gonna Keep ‘Em Down On The Farm? • The Dummy Song • Them 

Hillbillies Are Mountain Willies Now • In A Little Red Barn (Personnel: Paul “Hezzie” Trietsch, Charles 

Otto “Gabe” Ward, Ken “Rudy” Trietsch, Frank Kettering, Gil Taylor) [1940s-1950s] While the Hot Shots 

are not a 100% jazz group, fans of older-style jazz will be impressed at the careful planning and execution 

of their arrangements. Recordings intended for the radio broadcast usually were somewhat shorter than the 

three-minute 78 rpm records of the 1930s and 1940s. Yet, track after track, the Hot Shots have tightly scored 

intros and tags, smoothly executed tempo changes, vocals that move effortlessly from group harmony to 

group unison to solo lead, and spoken remarks and d shouts that cram an amazing amount of effects into 

about 150 seconds each. [Item Code: 64318 CD: $15.00] 

COLLECTORS MUSIC 

2042 PEARL BAILEY SINGS PORGY & BESS AND OTHER GERSHWIN MELODIES I Got Plenty O’ Nuttin’ • I Got Rhythm • Summertimne • 

Lady Be Good • A Foggy Day • Love Is Here To Stay • Bess You Is My Woman • They Can’t Take That Away From Me • Someone To Watch Over 

Me • It Ain’t Necessarily So • A Woman Is A Sometime Thing • Clap Yo’ Hands Pearl capitalized on her star turn as Maria in the film version of 

“Porgy & Bess”. This 1959 album features the legendary performer tearing her way through the Gershwin 

songbook. [Item Code: 64451 CD: $13.00] 

CONCORD 

31314 KURT ELLING DEDICATED TO YOU - KURT ELLING SINGS THE MUSIC OF COLTRANE AND 

HARTMAN All Or Nothing At All • It’s Easy To Remember • Dedicated To You • What’s New • Lush Life 

• Autumn Serenade • Say It (Over And Over Again) • They Say It’s Wonderful • My One And Only Love • 

Nancy With The Laughing Face • Acknowledgements • You Are Too Beautiful (Personnel: Mary Rowell, 

Cornelius Dufallo, Ralph Farris, Dorothy Lawson, Ernie Watts, Laurence Hobgood, Clark Sommers, Ulysses 

Owens) [2009] The contemporary jazz singer Kurt Elling offers a live tribute to the classic Impulse LP 

John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman, the tenor icon’s 1963 collaboration with the perennially underrated Hartman. 

The burnished-voiced Elling brings his own considerable romantic best to this 2008 Lincoln Center 

concert (part of the ‘American Songbook’ Series) with fulsome support from pianist Laurence Hobgood and 

saxophonist Ernie Watts. [Item Code: 64514 CD: $19.00] 

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DEE JAY 

55118 VARIOUS ARTISTS TEEN SCENE VOL. 6 Boom-A-Dip-Dip (a) • Record Hop (b) • Let Yourself 

Go-Go-Go (c) • With You Tonight (d) • Tree Top (e) • Key Of Love (f) • Itch To Leave (g) • First Prom (h) • 

We’ll Never Hear The End Of It (i) • Seven Come Eleven (j) • Teen-Age Wedding (k) • Funny Little Girl (l) • 

Just Me And My Baby (m) • Messy Bessy (n) • Sunny (o) • My Heart Beats (a) • Divine (p) • Tell Me You Love 

Me (q) • While You’re Young (r) • C’mon Baby (s) • Tell Him No (t) • Fatty Patty (u) • The Great Pretender 

(v) • Rock’n Roll Show (d) • Rowena (w) • Broken Love (x) • Teen Age Heart (y) • Dream Love (z) (Artist: 

a- Stan Robinson; b- Shorty Sergent; c- John Ashley; d- Bob Davis; e- Lee Chandler; f- The Boppin Billies; 

g- Pell Brothers; h- Johnny Boni; i- Dick Dale; j- Vernon Derrick; k- Johnny Angel; l- Canadian Bell Tones; 

m- Chuck Atha; n- Jimmy Evans; o- Bobby Comstock; p- Mike Harris; q- Bob & Larry; r- Rick Harrington; 

s- Al And Jet; t- Dean And Marc; u- The Spades; v- Jim Alley; w- Pat LaRocca; x- Rocky Holman; y- Dick 

Armstrong; z- Dan Smith) 28 tracks. [Item Code: 64285 CD: $23.00] 

DELMARK 

234 BOB GREENE ST. PETER STREET STRUTTERS St. Peter Street Strut • Winin’ Boy Blues • The Pearls • Wolverine Blues • Snake Rag • Just 

A Closer Walk With Thee • Some Of These Days • After You’ve Gone • Dr. Jazz • Kansas City Stomp • Mr. 

Jelly Lord • Angry • Sweet Substitute • Tiger Rag • Atlanta Blues (Personnel: Ernie Carson, Shorty Johnson, 

Steve Larner) [1964] On CD for the first time. Recorded on December 30, 1964 at Preservation Hall, New 

Orleans. This album is unique because at the time there were few sessions being done by traditional jazz 

units other than six or seven piece bands. And it found favor with a wide range of fans, combining elements 

of both the West Coast and New Orleans styles. It’s been 45 years since pianist Bob Greene and banjoist 

Steve Larner strutted down St. Peter Street from Preservation Hall to the Red Garter to meet cornetist Ernie 

Carson and tubaist Hal Johnson. But the great music lives on with the addition of 4 previously unissued 

songs, 14 songs in all. [Item Code: 64286 CD: $16.00] 

501 FRANK CATALANO CUT IT OUT! Confirmation • Love Vibrations • Those Wacky Ways • Willow 

Weep For Me • Cut It Out • I Mean You • God Made It Beautiful • Party Time • 5:02 Blues • Tenor Madness 

(Personnel: Ira Sullivan, Willie Pickens, Brian Sandstrom, Robert Shy, Rusty Jones) [1997] When Delmark 

signed Frank Catalano to record this 1997 session he was only 19 years old. Frank is probably Chicago’s 

most versatile saxophonist having performed every style of music imaginable as well as being able to play 

all the saxophones from bass to sopranino with equal virtuosity. [Item Code: 22099 CD: $16.00] 

ESSENTIAL JAZZ CLASSICS 

50 COUNT BASIE AND HIS ORCHESTRA APRIL IN PARIS April In Paris • Corner Pocket • Didn’t 

You? • Sweetie Cakes • Magic • Shiny Stockings • What Am I Here For? • Midgets • Mambo Inn • Dinner 

With Friends • Teach Me Tonight • Please Send Me Someone To Love • My Baby Upsets Me • Ev’ry Day I 

Fall In Love • Roll’ Em Pete • Smack Dab In The Middle • Amazing Love • Only Forever • Stop Pretty Baby, 

Stop • Big Red (Personnel: Thad Jones, Joe Newman, Henry Coker, Benny Powell, Frank Wess, Freddie 

Green, Frank Foster, Eddie Jones, Sonny Payne, more) [1956] The complete classic album April in Paris, 

presenting Wild Bill Davis’ fantastic arrangement of the title tune. As a bonus, ten tracks which complete 

all of the master takes recorded during those three sessions, most of which were originally issued as single 

78-rpm discs. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 64350 CD: $15.00] 

51 THE HI-LOS AND ALL THAT JAZZ Fascinatin’ Rhythm • Small Fry • Something Coming (From West 

Side Story) • Love Locked Out • Lady In Red • Agogically So • Some Minor Changes • Then I’ll Be Tired 

Of You • Mayforth • Moon-Faced, Starry Eyed • Of Thee I Sing • Summer Sketch • Autumn In New York 

• Massachusetts • A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square • Swing Low, Sweet Chariot • Life Is Just A Bowl 

Of Cherries • My Sugar Is So Refined • Stormy Weather • Tenderly • Basin Street Blues • Goody Goody • 

Indiana (Back Home Again In Indiana) • They Didn’t Believe Me • Peg O’ My Heart • My Baby Just Cares 

For Me • Georgia On My Mind (Collective Personnel: Jack Sheldon, Herb Geller, Bill Perkins, Bud Shank, 

Bob Enevoldsen, Clare Fischer, Joe Mandragon, Mel Lewis, more) [1954-1958] This CD contains the most swinging album ever made by the Hi- 

Lo’s, And All that Jazz, in its entirety. As a bonus, we have included the group’s complete debut session with the Jerry Fielding Orchestra, as well 

as some of the vocal group’s finest recordings of the period accompanied by the bands of Marty Paich, Frank 

De Vol and Frank Comstock. Includes 12-page comprehensive booklet. [Item Code: 64341 CD: $15.00] 

55439 CHARLIE PARKER GREAT QUARTETS & QUINTETS The Song Is You • Laird Baird • Kim • 

Cosmic Rays • Chi Chi • I Remember You • Now’s The Time • Confirmation • Au Privave • She Rote • 

K. C. Blues • Star Eyes • Bloomdido • An Oscar For Treadwell • Mohawk • My Melancholy Baby • Leap 

Frog • Relaxing With Lee • Blues For Alice • Si Si • Swedish Schnapps • Back Home Blues • Lover Man 

• Celebrity • Ballade (Collective Personnel: Hank Jones, Teddy Kotick, Max Roach, Al Haig, Percy Heath, 

Miles Davis, Walter Bishop Jr., Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, Buddy Rich, Red Rodney, John Lewis, 

Ray Brown, Kenny Clarke, Coleman Hawkins, more) [1950-1953] Charlie Parker’s best small band studio 

recordings from his final period. These outstanding tracks have the finest sound quality of Bird’s entire 

discography. Presented here are two superlative quartet sessions, as well as his last quintet studio reunions 

with Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie. Pianists Thelonious Monk, Al Haig, Hank Jones and John Lewis are 

also featured, along with Bird’s favorite drummer, the exceptional Max Roach. Includes 12-page booklet. 

[Item Code: 64339 CD: $15.00] 



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ESSENTIAL JAZZ CLASSICS 

55440 MILES DAVIS MILT JACKSON THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS Bags’ Groove (Take 1) • Bags’ 

Groove (Take 2) • Bemsha Swing • Swing Spring • The Man I Love (Take 1) • The Man I Love (Take 2) • Dr. 

Jekyll (Aka Dr. Jackle) • Bitty Ditty • Minor March • Changes • How High The Moon • Lester Leaps In • 

Nature Boy • Alone Together • There’s No You • Easy Living • Rifftide • All The Things You Are • The Squirrel 

(Personnel: Thelonious Monk, Jackie McLean, Lester Young, John Lewis, Percy Heath, Kenny Clarke, 

more) [1952/1954-1956] Miles Davis and Milt Jackson’s complete recorded collaborations both live and 

in the studio. As a bonus, two further examples of Miles’ sparse small group recordings with vibraphonists: 

the complete album Blue Moods with Teddy Charles (which received a 5 star rating on Down Beat) and an 

ultra rare Birdland broadcast with Don Elliott appearing here on CD for the first time ever. Includes 16-page 

booklet. [Item Code: 64349 2-CD: $25.00] 

55441 PEGGY LEE BLACK COFFEE AND DREAM STREET THE COMPLETE SESSIONS Black Coffee 

• I’ve Got You Under My Skin • Easy Living • My Heart Belongs To Daddy • It Ain’t Necessarily So • Gee 

Baby, Ain’t I Good To You? • A Woman Alone With The Blues • I Didn’t Know What Time It Was • (Ah, The 

Apple Trees) When The World Was Young • Love Me Or Leave Me • You’re My Thrill • There’s A Small Hotel 

• Do I Love You? • Guess I’ll Go Back Home (This Summer) • Street Of Dreams • What’s New • You’re Blase • It’s All Right With Me • My Old 

Flame • Dancing On The Ceiling • It Never Entered My Mind • Too Late Now • I’ve Grown Accustomed 

To His Face • Something I Dreamed Last Night • Last Night When We Were Young • So Blue • I Still Get A 

Thrill (Thinking Of You) (Collective Personnel: Pete Candoli, Jimmy Rowles, Max Wayne, Ed Shaughnessy, 

Lou Levy, Bill Pitman, Buddy Clark, Larry Bunker, Bud Shank, Bob Cooper, Max Bennett, Shorty Rogers, 

Nick Fatool, Sy Oliver, more) [1953/1956] This CD contains all of the complete sessions from Peggy Lee’s 

two celebrated albums Black Coffee and Dream Street, marking the first time ever that either of these albums 

is released with all of the tracks from its studio dates. [Item Code: 64342 CD: $15.00] 

FAT NOTE 

3 LAVAY SMITH AND HER RED HOT SKILLET LICKERS MISS SMITH TO YOU! Miss Brown To You 

• It Don’t Mean A Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing) • Daddy • With My Man • I’m Not Evil • ‘Deed I Do • 

I Ain’t Got Nothin’ But The Blues • Boogie Woogie (I May Be Wrong) • On The Sunny Side Of The Street • 

Need A Little Sugar In My Bowl • Jumpin’ In The Morning • When The Saints Go Marching In (Personnel: 

Bill Ortiz, Mike Olmos, Danny Armstrong, Charles McNeal, Howard Wiley, Pete Cornell, Chris Siebert, David 

Ewell, Darrell Green, Marcus Shelby, more) Miss Smith To You! is the third CD from the swingin’ jazz 

vocalist Lavay Smith. Lavay’s last album received a prestigious 4 & 1/2 star review in Downbeat magazine and reached the top 10 on the National 

Billboard Jazz Charts. [Item Code: 64396 CD: $16.00] 

FIFTY SECOND STREET 

07 MILES DAVIS ALL STARS WALKIN’ Walkin’ • Blue ‘N’ Boogie • Solar • You Don’t Know What Love 

Is • Love Me Or Leave Me • I’ll Remember April • Kelo • Enigma • Ray’s Idea • Tempus Fugit • C.T.A. • I 

Waited For You • Walkin’ (Collective Personnel: J.J. Johnson, Lucky Thompson, Horace Silver, Percy Heath, 

Kenny Clarke, Jimmy Heath, Art Blakey, more) [1953-1956] The complete classic album Walkin’ plus a 

version of ‘I’ll Remember April’ that completes the second session. As a bonus, additional studio recordings 

of Miles with J. J. Johnson (his co-leader on ‘Walkin’’ and ‘Blue ‘n’ Boogie’), recorded a couple of years 

earlier and a rare live quartet version of ‘Walkin’’. [Item Code: 64344 CD: $17.00] 

FLARE 

293 LOLA ALBRIGHT SOFT SOUNDS ‘LOLA WANTS YOU’ •’DREAMSVILLE’ A Man, A Man, A Man 

• Candy • Put Your Arms Around Me • Goodbye My Lover • Aren’t You Kinda Glad We Did • I’ve Got a 

Crush On You • Here ‘Tis • All of You • There’s a Man in My Life • Think of Me • Do What You Gotta Do • He’s My Guy • Two Sleepy People • 

Dreamsville • We Kiss in a Shadow • Brief and Breezy • You’re Driving Me Crazy • They Didn’t Believe Me • Soft Sounds • Slow and Easy • It’s 

Always You • Straight to Baby • Just You, Just Me • Sorta Blue [1957•1959] Lola Albright, beautiful American leading lady of movies and television 

through the fifties and sixties, is presented here in a new CD release featuring her two very fine LPs - ‘Lola Wants You’ and ‘Dreamsville’. Two 

dozen great songs for the late hours, orchestrated by Dean Elliott and Henry Mancini, and delivered by Ms 

Albright in the relaxed, soft-voiced and intimate style that helped gain for her the Emmy Award-winning role 

of Edie Hart, the nightclub singer in the iconic TV series ‘Peter Gunn’. [Item Code: 64453 CD: $18.00] 

FREE FACTORY 

64 ORNETTE COLEMAN DON CHERRY THE LENOX SCHOOL OF JAZZ CONCERT The Sphinx • 

Inn Tune • D.C. Special • Monk’s Sphere • Jingles • Stratusphunk • Ray’s Time • Lone Ranger And The 

Great Horace Silver • To Thee, O Asphodel • Paul’s Pal • Blue Grass • Con Alma • Short Story • Sky Blue 

• Lament (Personnel: Al Kiger, Jimmy Giuffre, Ian Underwood, David Baker, Gunther Schuller, Gary Mc- 

Farland, Attila Zoller, Steve Kuhn, Ran Blake, Larry Ridley, Barry Greenspan, more) [1959/1964] For the 

first time on CD. It was one of the first instances where the world’s greatest jazz musicians were enlisted as 

faculty and where jazz was taught to promising young musicians. This release presents the rare and long unavailable 

1959 Lenox Annual Benefit Concert. As a bonus, an extremely rare quartet set by Kenny Dorham, 

who was one of the mentors at the Lenox School. [Item Code: 64346 CD: $17.00] 

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FREMEAUX 

25 VARIOUS ARTISTS YIDDISH FROM NEW YORK - PARIS - VARSOVIE Bei Mir Bist Du Schon (a) 

• Ich Fuhr A Heim (b) • Kol Nidrei (c) • Ruchel (d) • Mendel Shiker (e) • Tantst Tantst Yidelekh (f) • Spielt 

A Dadridzien (g) • Recitative Aus “Sulamith” (h) • Shirt Tail Stomp (i) • Sehr Gut (j) • Mejerke (k) • Palestine 

Lidele (l) • A Brievele Der Mamen (m) • National Hora (f) • Der Rebe Und Die Rebetzen (n) • Sieben Gute 

Juhr (o) • Der Rebe Elia Melech (p) • Yiddisher Charleston (q) • My Yiddiche Momme (r) • Purim Scene (o) 

• Yaale (s) • In Odess (b) • Medley Fox Trot (t) • Bim-Bam (u) • Es Fehlt Ihr Die Rozinke (v) • Ich Bin Aborder 

By Myn Weib (w) • Baal Shem (x) • Es Brent (y) • In Indert Johr Erum (l) • Schlof Schein Mein Vogele (z) • 

Yenke Ken Nit Kochen (aa) • Yashke Fuhrt Avek (bb) • Die Griene Cusiene (cc) • Zetz (dd) • Partisan Song (y) 

• Gefilte Fisch (ee) (Artists: a - Leo Marjane; b- Herman Fenigstein; c- Gershon Sirota; d- Aaron Lebedeff; 

e- G. Goldstien, K. Gold; f- Abe Schwartz; g- Molly Picon; h- Mr. & Mrs. Zuckerberg; i- Benny Goodman; 

j- Iza Kremer; k- Madeleine Grey; l- Jos Feldman; m- Jacob Lerman; n- Nellie Casman; o- Julius Guttman; 

p- Sam Silberbush; q- The Gild Edged Four; r- Sophie Tucker; s- J&H Rosenblatt; t- Ted Lewis; u- Victor 

Chenkine; v- Molly Picon; w- Jacob Jacobs; x- Joseph Szigeti; y- Emma Schaver; z- Mr. Enirbod; aa- Gus 

Goldstein; bb- Abraham Moskowitz; cc- Morris Goldstein; dd- Annie Lubin; ee- Henri Gerro) [1910-1940] 

2-CD set. This double boxed edition, comprising 36 titles, covers all aspects of Yiddish culture. Apart from this breath-taking variety, the disc also 

presents some excellent artists such as Benny Goodman, Maurice Ravel, Ernest Bloch and the cantor Rosenblatt, and new recordings of classical 

songs including My Yiddishe Momme and Gefile Fish. This quality album can be offered as a collector’s item to introduce amateurs to the Yiddish 

culture, or to bring back sweet childhood memories to connoisseurs. Previously available. [Item Code: 11854 2-CD: $25.00] 

35 VARIOUS ARTISTS HAWAIIAN MUSIC HONOLULU - HOLLYWOOD - NASHVILLE Farewell 

Blues (a) • Maui (b) • Kawika-Lillu-E (c) • Heela (c) • Tickling The Strings (d) • Palolo (e) • Papio (f) • Tomi 

Tomi (g) • Oua Oua (g) • Black Boy Blues (d) • Saint Louis Blues (h) • E Moma Ea (i) • Spanish Shawl (j) • 

Hawaiian Hula (k) • Honolulu Bound (d) • Hawaiian Cowboy (a) • Hula Blues (a) • I Like You (a) • Medley 

Of Hulas (c) • Everybody Does It In Hawaii (l) • Jimmie The Kid (m) • On A Coconut Island (n) • Les 

Femmes d’Amerique (o) • Twelfth Street Rag (p) • Limehouse Blues (p) • Bugle Call Rag (p) • Hilo March 

(q) • Steel Guitar Chimes (r) • Steel Guitar Blues (r) • Steel Guitar Rag (s) • Steel Guitar Stomp (s) • Hillbilly 

Hula (t) • The Caissons Go Rolling Along (t) • Can’t You Remember? (u) (Artists: a- Sol Hoopii; b- Frank 

Ferera; c- Kalama’s Quartet; d- King Benny Nawahi; e- Kane’s Hawaiians; f- Sol K. Bright; g- Kanui & Lula; 

h- Jim & Bob [The Genial Hawaiians]; i- Rau Moe Family; j- Rodney Rodgers & Three Jacks; k- Sam Ku 

West; l- Jimmy Rodgers w•Joe Kaipo; m- Jimmie Rodgers w•Charles Kama; n- Louis Armstrong w•Sam Koki; 

o- Dany Stewart; p- Roy Smeck; q- Dick McIntire & His Harmony Hawaiians; r- Roy Acuff w•Cousin Jody; 

s- Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys; t- Jenks ‘Tex’ Carman; u- Casey Bill Weldon) [1927-1944] 2-CD set. 

Hawaiian music of the early 20th century exerted a considerable influence on all american popular music, 

from country-music to the blues. It was Hawaiian virtuosos - artists almost without peer - who shaped the 

now famous slide-guitar style. This anthology takes the listener from Honolulu to Nashville, via Hollywood, 

a musical excursion replete with vitality and swing. Previously available. [Item Code: 14121 2-CD: $25.00] 

181 VARIOUS ARTISTS EARLY JAZZ Livery Stable Blues (1a) • Johnson Jass Blues (1b) • Ole Miss Rag (1c) • The Jazz Dance (1d) • Jazz 

De Luxe (1e) • The Darktown Strutters’ Ball (1f) • Ja-Da (1g) • St. Louis Blues (1h) • Everybody Shimmies Now (i) • Barkin’ Dog (1j) • Slow And 

Easy (1k) • Bluin’ The Blues (1l) • Wang Wang Blues (1m) • Stop It! (1n) • Soudan (1o) • Crazy Blues (1p) • Some Little Bird (1q) • Don’t Tell Your 

Monkey Man (1r) • The Sheik (1s) • Hep! (1t) • Bugle Blues (2a) • Moanful Blues (2b) • San (2c) • Memphis Blues (2d) • Ory’s Creole Trombone 

(2e) • Panama (2f) • Sister Kate (2g) • Chicago (2h) • Bees Knees (2i) • Tiger Rag (2j) • Think Of Me (2k) • Four O’Clock Blues (2l) • Frankie And 

Johnny (2m) • Tin Roof Blues (2n) • Farewell Blues (2o) • You Tell Her - I Stutter (2p) • Lonesome Journey Blues (2q) • Bugle Call Rag (2r) • There’s 

No Girl Like My Girl (2s) • Snake Rag (version 1) (2t) (Artists: 1a- ODJB; 1b- Frisco Jass Band; 1c- Handy’s Orch.; 1d- Eubie Blake Orch.; 1e- Earl 

Fuller’s Jazz Band; 1f- Wilbur Sweatman’s Jazz Band; 1g- Orig. New Orleans Jazz Band; 1h- Jim Europe’s 369th U.S. Infantry Band; 1i- Scrap Iron 

Jazzerinos; 1j- Gorman’s Novelty Syncopators; 1k- Louisiana Five; 1l- Lopez & Hamilton’s Kings Of Harmony; 1m- Paul Whiteman Orch.; 1n- Billy 

Arnold’s Nov. Jazz Band; 1o- Art Hickman’s New York London Five; 1p- Joseph Samuels’ Jazz Band; 1q- Coon-Sander’s Nov. Orch.; 1r- Tim Brymn 

& His Black Devils Orch.; 1s- California Ramblers; 1t- Mitchell’s Jazz Kings; 2a- Johnny Dunn’s Orig. Jazz Hounds; 2b- Sam Wooding Orch.; 2c- H. 

O’Hare Super Orch. of Chicago; 2d- The Virginians; 2e- Ory’s Sunshine Orch.; 2f- Friars Society Orch.; 2g- The Cotton Pickers; 2h- The Georgians; 

2i- Indiana Syncopators; 2j- Ted Lewis Jazz Band; 2k- Benson Orch. of Chicago; 2l- Ted Claire Snappy Bits Band; 2m- Isham Jones Orch.; 2n- New 

Orleans Rhythm Kings; 2o- Fletcher Henderson’s Dance Players; 2p- Whitey Kaufman’s Orig. Pennsylvania Serenaders; 2q- Thomas Morris Past 

Jazz Masters; 2r- Albert Short Tivoli Syncopators; 2s- Orig. Memphis Melody Boys; 2t- King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band) [1917-1923] 2-CD set. 

This edition opens and closes with two famous titles recorded at the extremes of a six-year period. Tribute is paid to praiseworthy yet unclassified 

and overlooked artists who nevertheless rocked the boat, enabling the teething jazz to firmly find its feet. 

Previously available. [Item Code: 27757 2-CD: $25.00] 

206 SIDNEY BECHET THE QUINTESSENCE • NEW YORK-GLOVESVILLE-CHICAGO When The Sun 

Sets Down South • Blackstick • Sweetie Dear • Lay Your Racket • Shag • Characteristic Blues • Jungle 

Drums • Chant In The Night • Really The Blues • Weary Blues • Summertime • Oh! Didn’t The Ramble 

• High Society • St. Louis Blues • Indian Summer • One O’clock Jump • Dear Old Southland • Four Or 

Five Times • China Boy • 2:19 Blues • Down In Honky Tonk Town • Shake It And Break It • Nobody 

Knows The Way I Feel Dis Mornin’ • Make Me A Pallet On The Floor • Blues In Thirds • Blues For You, 

Johnny • The Sheik Of Araby • I Know That You Know • Georgia Cabin • Strange Fruit • Blues In The Air 

• Rose Room • Lady Be Good • What Is This Thing Called Love • After You’ve Gone • When It’s Sleepy 

Time Down South (Personnel: Sidney Catlett, Johnny Williams, Muggsy Spanier, Louis Armstrong, Rex 

Stewart, Earl Hines, , more) [1932-1943] (2-CD set) All the beauty that there’s ever been, it’s moving inside 

that music. Sidney Bechet, master of the clarinet and soprano saxophone, whose boyish features and 

dimpled face concealed a man of iron will and ferocious temper. [Item Code: 46872 2-CD: $25.00] 



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5031 VARIOUS ARTISTS CHICAGO SOUTH SIDE Mabel’s Dream (1a) • Play That Thing (1b) • Tin 

Roof Blues (1c) • Moanful Man (1d) • My Man Rocks Me (1e) • King Porter (1f) • Charleston Fever (1g) • Get 

Bucket Blues (1h) • Sweet Mumtaz (1i) • Static Strut (1j) • High Fever (1k) • How Do You Like It, Blues (1l) • 

Perdido Street Blues (1m) • East Coast Trot (1n) • Galion Stomp (1o) • Harmony Blues (1p) • Stock Yards Strut 

(1q) • When Jenny Does Hers Low-Down Dance (1r) • Mojo Strut (1s) • Stomp Time Blues (1t) • Loveless 

Love (1u) • Black Snake Blues (2a) • If You Want To Be My Sugar Papa (2b) • The Pearls (2c) • Jazzin’ Babies 

Blues (2d) • Oriental Man (2e) • By The Waters Of Minnetonka (2f) • Dixie Stomp (2g) • Missouri Squabble 

(2h) • A Monday Date (2i) • I Know That You Know (2j) • Parkway Stomp (2k) • Mississippi Wobble (2l) 

• Too Tight (2m) • Jazz Battle (2n) • Everybody Loves My Baby (2o) • Papa “Skag”Stomp (2p) • Ain’t It 

A Cryin’ Shame? (2q) • The Chant (2r) • Cathedral Blues (2s) • South Bound (2t) • Poison (2u) (Artists: 

1a- King Oliver’s Jazz Band; 1b- Ollie Powers’ Harmony Sync.; 1c- (Bernie) Young’s Creole Jazz Band.; 1d- 

(Doc) Cook’s Dreamland Orch.; 1e- Sammy Stewart’s Knights Of Syncop.; 1f- King Oliver And J.R. Morton; 

1g- J. O’Bryant’s Washboard Bd.; 1h- Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five; 1i- Luis Russell’s Hot Six; 1j- Erskine 

Tate’s Vendome Orch.; 1k- Cookies’ Gingersnaps; 1l- Arthur Sim’s Creole Roof Or.; 1m- New Orleans Wanderers; 

1n- Junie Cobb’s Hometown Band.; 1o- Lovie Austin Blue Serenaders; 1p- Preston Jackson & His Uptown Band; 1q- Freddie Keppard’s Jazz 

Cardinals; 1r- Elgar’s Creole Orchestra; 1s- Pickett-Parham Apollo Syncopators; 1t- Jasper Taylor’s State Street Boys; 1u- Dodds & Parham; 2a- King 

Oliver & His Dixie Syncopators; 2b- Jimmy Bertrand’ Washboard Wizards; 2c- Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers; 2d- Richard M. Jones’ Jazz 

Wizards; 2e- Dixie-Land Thumpers; 2f- Eddie South & His Alabamians; 2g- Save Peyton’s Or.; 2h- Carroll Dickerson’s Or.; 2i- Louis Armstrong 7 

His Hot 5; 2j- Jimmie Noone’s Apex Club Or.; 2k- Albert Wynne & His Gut Bucket 5; 2l- Jimmie Wade & His Dixielanders; 2m- Johnny Dodd’s Or.; 

2n- J. Smith Rhythm Aces; 2o- Earl Hines Or.; 2p- Reuben Reeves River Boys; 2q- Junie Cobb’s Grains Of Corn; 2r- Dixie Rhythm Kings; 2s- Tiny 

Parham & His Musicians; 2t- Alex Hill & His Or.; 2u- Harry Dial’s Blusicians [1923-1930] 2-CD set. Chicago saw the first golden age of jazz 

from 1920-1930. Gangsters, the Prohibition and strange music that had arrived from down south. An explosive cocktail in the most roaring decade 

of the 20th century. Previously available. [Item Code: 36015 2-CD: $25.00] 

5050 METRONOME ALL STARS ESQUIRE ALL STARS SUMMIT MEETINGS Blue Lou (take 2) (a) • Blue Lou (take 3) (a) • The Blues (a) • King 

Porter Stomp (b) • All Star Strut (b) • Bugle Call Rag (c) • One O’Clock Jump (c) • Royal Flush (c) • Dear Old Southland (c) • I Got Rhythm (take 

2) (d) • I Got Rhythm (take 3) (d) • Esquire Bounce (e) • Mop Mop (Boff Boff) (e) • My Ideal (e) • Esquire Blues (e) • Scram (f) • Esquire Stomp (f) • 

Esquire Jump (f) • Thanks For The Memory (f) • Long Long Journey (g) • Snafu (g) • The One That Got Away (h) • Gone With The Wind (h) • Look 

Out (i) • Metronome All Out (i) • Indiana Winter (g) • Indian Summer (g) • Blow Me Down (g) • Buckin’ The Blues (g) • Dixieland Stomp (Moldy 

Fig Stomp) (j) • Sweet Lorraine (take 1) (i) • Sweet Lorraine (take 2) (i) • Nat Meets June (i) • Leap Here (k) • Metronome Riff (l) • Overtime (take 1) 

(m) • Overtime (take 2) (m) • Victory Ball (take 1) (m) • Victory Ball (take 2) (m) • Victory Ball (take 3) (m) • Double Date (n) • No Figs (n) (Groups 

(MASB=Metronome All Star Band) : a- MASB 1939; b- MASB 1939 + All Star Nine, 1940; c- MASB 1941; d- Metronome All Star Leaders 1942; e- 

Coleman Hawkins w•Leonard Feather’s Esquire All Stars 1943; f- Leonard Feather’s All Stars 1944; g- Esquire All American Award Winners 1946; 

h- Leonard Feather’s Esquire All Americans 1946; i- MASB 1946; j- Chubby Jackson & His Jacksonville 7 1946; k- MASB 1947; l- Metronome 

All Stars & Stan Kenton’s Orch. 1947; m- Metronome All Stars 1949; n- Metronome All Stars 1950) (Collective Personnel: Louis Armstrong, Duke 

Ellington, Benny Carter, Coleman Hawkins, Benny Goodman, Johnny Hodges, Frank Sinatra, Nat ‘King’ Cole, Jack Teagarden, Teddy Wilson, Art 

Tatum, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, Count Basie, Stan Getz, Bunny Berigan, Charlie Parker, more) [1939-1950] 2-CD set. From 1939-51, the 

American magazines Metronome and Esquire asked their readers and critics to vote for their favorite jazzmen. The winners were invited to cut a 

few discs to mark the occasion, and almost all of these recordings have been reunited in this set. Though this was the period of wars (first heated, 

then cold), it was as if the artists were totally unaware of these events. Previously available. [Item Code: 40425 2-CD: $25.00] 

5128 VARIOUS ARTISTS ROOTS OF MAMBO Saint Louis Blues (a) • The Peanut Vendor (b) • The Peanut Vendor (c) • Doin’ The Rhumba 

(d) • Moonlight Fiesta (Puerto Rico Chaos) (c) • Caravan (c) • Conga Brava (c) • The Congo Conga (d) • Chili Con Conga (d) • Rhapsodiy In 

Rhumba (d) • Yo Eta Cansa (d) • Goin’ Conga (d) • No Quiero Swing (e) • Caravan (c) • Bijou (Rhumba A La Jazz) (f) • Mambo (g) • Mambo (h) • 

Cubana Be, Cubana Bop (i) • Afro-Cuban Suite (i) • Algo Bueno (i) • Swedish Suite (i) • Tabu (i) • Manteca (i) • Manteca (i) • Guarachi Guaro (i) 

• Guarachi Guaro (Rhumbop Concerto) (i) • Caravan (i) • Tin Tin Deo (i) • Tin Tin Deo (j) • Mamba (k) • No Noise (k) • How High The Moon (k) 

• Bop Champagne (k) • Mambo Is Here To Stay (k) • U-Bla-Ba-Du (k) • Gone City (k) • Tropicanaa (l) • Hey, Pretty Baby (m) • Opportunity (m) • 

Casbah (n) • Lamento (o) (Artists: a- Manolo Castro And His Havana Yacht Club Orchestra; b- Louis Armstrong And His Sebastian New Cotton Club 

Orchestra; c- Duke Ellington And His Orchestra; d- Cab Calloway And His Orchestra; e- Mariano Merceron Y Sus Muchachos Pimienta; f- Woody 

Herman Et Son Orchestre; g- Arcano Y Sus Maravillas; h- Noro Morales; i- Dizzy Gillespie And His Orchestra; j- James Moody And His Bopmen; 

k- Machito And His Afro-Cuban Orchestra; l- Walter Gil Fuller And His Orchestra; m- Erskine Hawkins And His Orchestra; n- Tadd Damerson And 

His Orchestra; o- Aime Barelli Et Son Orchestre) [1930-1950] (2-CD set) The Mambo - also known as Afro, Cubop or Latin Jazz - is the resulting 

union between Afro-Cuban music and American jazz. It extended from the swing era in the U.S. before evolving towards bebop. The lavish 

Mambo, bursting with cheer, induces an irresistible feeling of warmth tinged with nostalgia for the dancing 

years forever associated with the genre. This collection features Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, 

Dizzy Gillespie, James Moody, Manolo Castro, Mariano Merceron, Erskine Hawkins, Machito and 

others. Previously available. [Item Code: 58982 2-CD: $25.00] 

FRESH SOUND 

317 JOE ALBANY PORTRAIT OF A LEGEND - UNISSUED 1966 SESSIONS Barbados • Blue Bird • 

My Little Sued Shoes • There Is No Greater Love • Au Private • Lush Life • A B Blues II After Bird • Old 

Old Friends • Woodyn You (Personnel: Leroy Vinnegar, Frank Capp) [1966] Recorded in Hollywood, 

CA. These excellent recordings appear now for the first time, after having remained for several years with 

Dave Hubert, and from 1993 in the Fresh Sounds archives. On these performances Joe played on a beautiful 

Steinway piano and they are historically important, because they were made in a period during which 

almost nothing was known of him, i.e. after his previous LP in 1957 and six years before the two Revelation 

LPs in 1972. [Item Code: 64442 CD: $17.00] 



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548 JOHNNY GRIFFIN WILBUR WARE THE CHICAGO SOUND I Cried For You • Satin Wrap • Yesterdays 

• Riff-Raff • Bee Eyes • The Boy Next Door • These Foolish Things • Lollypop • Body And Soul • The 

Man I Love • Mamma-Daddy • Desert Sands • 31st And State • Lullaby Of The Leaves • Latin Quarters • 

Be-Ware (Collective Personnel: Junior Mance, Wilbur Ware, Buddy Smith, John Jenkins, Wilbur Campbell, 

Frank Dunlop) [1956-1957] The group of modern Chicagoans on this album had much experience working 

together, and strikingly similar approaches to jazz: they were joined by much more than just coincidence 

of birthplace. Here is the sound of Johnny Griffin, a hard blowing tenorman, full of soul, authority and 

individuality, on his debut album as a leader. With him are bassist Wilber Ware and Julian ‘Junior’ Mance, 

a swinging modern pianist, and Buddy Smith, a New Orleans drummer, but Chicagoan by adoption. The 

second album in this set was Ware’s idea. John Jenkins, an exceedingly promising alto, was younger than his 

Chicago colleagues but had played with them often. [Item Code: 64356 CD: $16.00] 

549 ZOOT SIMS BOB BROOKMEYER GEORGE WEIN PRESENTS Mr. Moon • I Hear A Rhapsody • 

The Chant • Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me • Zoot’s Tune • How Long Has This Been Going On? • 

Bobby’s Tune • Blue Skyes • The King • Lullaby Of The Leaves • I Can’t Get Started With You • Snake Eyes • Morning Fun • Whooeeee • Medley: 

Someone To Watch Over Me - My Old Flame • Box Cars (Collective Personnel: Bob Brookmeyer, Hank Jones, Wyatt Reuther, Gus Johnson, Bill 

Crow, Jo Jones) [1956] These fine sessions demonstrate not only the considerable solo jazz capacities of 

Zoot Sims and Bob Brookmeyer, but also the stimulation they enjoyed in each other’s musical company. 

In blowing of the highest caliber. Hank Jones solos with his usual refreshing combination of clear, flowing 

articulation, swinging taste, and structural sense. These two sessions remain among the most relaxed and 

informal small combo sessions produced by George Wein’s Storyville Records. [Item Code: 64357 CD: 

$16.00] 

550 WOODY HERMAN SINGS SONGS FOR HIP LOVERS Makin’ Whoopee • Willow Weep For Me 

• Bidin’ My Time • Alone Together • Moon Song • Louise • I Won’t Dance • I Guess I’ll Have To Change 

My Plan • Can’t We Be Friends • Comes Love • Ev’rything I’ve Got • Isn’t This A Lovely Day • I Wonder • 

A House Built On A Strong Foundation • Pardon My Pretty Baby • Something I Dreamed Last Night • How 

Long Has This Been Going On? • Until The Real Thing Comes Along • Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From Me • 

You’re Blase • Moon Got In My Eyes • There Is No Greater Love • The Folks Who Live On The Hill • Home 

• Darn That Dream (Collective Personnel: Harry ‘Sweets’ Edison, Ben Webster, Jimmy Rowles, Barney Kessel, 

Red Mitchell, Larry Bunker, Charlie Shavers, Bill Harris, Hal McKusick, Jerry Cook, Bob Newman, Jack 

Nimitz, Lou Stein, Billy Bauer, Milt Hinton, Jo Jones, Herb Geller, Ted Nash, Joe Mondragon, Alvin Stoller) 

[1957] If there is something for which we can especially thank Norman Granz, it is that he recorded Woody Herman, the singer, under such ideal 

circumstances. On top of that, Woody’s own background and memory lend great depth to the lyrics found 

here. In some tunes we hear him backed by combos, ranging from medium to small, that feature top notch 

jazz soloists including Ben Webster, Harry ‘Sweets’ Edison, Jimmy Rowles, Barney Kessel, Herb Geller, and 

Charlie Shavers. In others, he is well supported by a brassy big band conducted by Frank DeVol who also 

led a string orchestra on a final session which had the bonus of the stellar jazzmen, Ted Nash and Bill Harris. 

. [Item Code: 64358 CD: $16.00] 

551 ANDRE PREVIN QUARTET PREVIN’S TOUCH Let’s Get Away From It All • Moonlight In 

Vermont • It Happened In Sun Valley • Serenade to Sweden • Island In The West Indies • Flying Down To 

Rio • Honolulu • How Are Things in Glocca Morra? • On A Slow Boat To China • London In July • San 

Francisco • Sidewalks Of Cuba • Reprise: Let’s Get Away From It All • Moonlight Becomes You • It’s Easy 

To Remember • Invitation • Let’s Fall In Love • I Fall In Love Too Easily • Too Late Now • Laura • You Are 

Too Beautiful • It Could Happen To You • When You Wish Upon A Star • My Foolish Heart • But Beautiful 

(Collective Personnel: Al Hendrickson, Red Mitchell, Carson Smith, Irv Cottler, Shelly Manne) [1955-1956] 

Andre Previn was, at sixteen, already a piano prodigy. Born in Berlin in 1929, he moved to Los Angeles 

with his family at the end of 1938. He came to jazz from traditional music, but never turned his back on 

his origins, maintaining a vigorous discipline in both musical fields, and brilliantly diverse in his musical talents. Since he first walked through the 

gates of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in 1945 as a music department employee at the age of 17, Andre Previn, kept one foot firmly planted in the two 

worlds of which he was a citizen - the Hollywood celluloid cosmos that earned him security, prestige and Academy Award recognition through 

his work as an M-G-M music director, and the jazz scene, in which he found leave-of-absence enjoyment with a combo in a club. His jazz style 

was out of King Cole, with touches of Art Tatum. On these recordings, made in 1955 and 1956 with some 

close friends, he displayed all his personal qualities, ease and technical skill over a variety of moods and 

tempos, in an atmosphere of relaxation. It’s subtle - and the Touch is unmistakeably Previn. [Item Code: 

64359 CD: $16.00] 

552 BUDDY RICH WEST COAST ALL-STAR SESSIONS Let’s Fall In Love • Me And My Jaguar • Just 

Blues • Sweets’ Opus No.1 • Strike It Rich • Sportin’ Life (Sweetie Pie) • Piano, Bongos, Bass, And Guitar 

• Jump For Me • Blues For Basie • Shorty George • 9:20 Special • Blue And Sentimental • Down For 

Double • Jumping At The Woodside • Ain’t It The Truth (Collective Personnel: Harry ‘Sweets’ Edison, Milt 

Bernhart, Benny Carter, Georgie Auld, Bob Lawson, Jimmy Rowles, John Simmons, Willie Smith, Zoot Sims, 

Bob Poland, Gerald Wiggins, Joe Comfort, Jack Costanzo, Conrad Gozzo, Pete Candoli, Frank Rosolino, Bob 

Enevoldsen, Bob Cooper, Buddy Collette, Bill Pitman, Joe Mondragon) [1953-1956] This CD is an hommage 

to jazz legend Buddy Rich, a great, swinging drummer with roots in the Swing Era. To top things up, 

no less an authority on the subject than Gene Krupa said: ‘Buddy Rich is the greatest drummer of all time.’ 

It is hard to get better than that. [Item Code: 64360 CD: $16.00] 



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553 EDDIE ‘LOCKJAW’ DAVIS COUNT BASIE PRESENTS THE TENOR OF EDDIE ‘LOCKJAW’ DAVIS 

Broadway • Farouk • Telegraph • Don’t Blame Me • Marie • A Misty One • Save Your Love For Me • Lock- 

Up • Street Of Dreams • Swingin’ Until The Girls Come Home • Jack And Jill (*) • Bread (*) • Paradise Squad 

(*) • Bootsie (*) • Blues For The Count And Oscar (*) • Fancy Meeting You (*) • Little Pony (*) • Whirly Bird 

(*) (Collective Personnel: Count Basie, Shirley Scott, Joe Newman, George Duvivier, Butch Ballard, Paul 

Campbell, Wendell Culley, Reunald Jones, Henry Coker, Benny Powell, Jimmy Wilkins, Marshal Royal, Ernie 

Wilkins, Paul Quinichette, Charlie Fowlkes, Freddie Green, Jimmy Lewis, Ray Brown, Gus Johnson, Oscar 

Peterson, Ray Brown, Thad Jones, Snooky Young, Wendell Culley, Al Grey) [1952-1957] Bonus Track - (*) 

. Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis (1922-1985) has always been one of the super top tenor players in jazz. From the 

beginning he had his unique sound and way to improvise, and an original, immediately identifiable tenor 

tone. This CD is special for several reasons. The first part is a session that Count Basie produced in 1957 for 

‘Lockjaw’ with another Basie alumnus, the great trumpeter Joe Newman. What makes this album unusually 

interesting is that Basie plays the piano while Shirley Scott plays the organ. To complete this CD, a special 

compilation has been added – eight little-known recordings of tunes when Basie was featuring ‘Lockjaw’ in 

his big band (1952-1957) which show that the pair were simply destined for each other musically in one of 

the historic comings-together in jazz. [Item Code: 64391 `CD: $16.00] 

554 RED RODNEY BORROWED TIMES I Love The Rhythm In A Riff • Taking A Chance On Love • 

Dig This • Red Is Blue • Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie • On Mike • The Song Is You • You And The 

Night And The Music • Laura • Daddy-O • Hail To Dale • Jeffie • Star Eyes • You Better Go Now • Stella 

By Starlight • Red Arrow • Box 2000 • Ubas • Shaw Nuff • Red Hot And Blue • I Remember You • 5709 

• Whirlwind • Jordu • Shelley • Two By Two (Collective Personnel: Ira Sullivan, Norman Simmons, Victor 

Sproles, Roy Haynes, Tommy Flanagan, Oscar Pettiford, Philly Joe Jones, Elvin Jones, Billy Root, Danny 

Kent, Jay Cave, Frank Young) [1955•1957•1959] 2-CD set. Red Rodney recorded an album for Fantasy 

(tracks #1-12) in 1955. In 1957 Red signed his recording contract with Signal (tracks #13-15 on CD-1, and 

#1-3 on CD-2), are proof of just how much he still had to offer to jazz. He got hooked again for a while after 

that, until early 1959, when he made a new and brief - but successful - comeback to the scene, cutting a 

new LP, this time for Argo. Remarkably, the three stunning albums included in this set were made while Red 

was living on borrowed time. [Item Code: 64361 2-CD: $26.00] 

1010 JOE ALBANY LIVE IN PARIS Jerome Kern Medley: Yesterdays - Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - All The 

Things You Are • Lush Life • Lotus Blossom • ‘Round Midnight • Christmas Song • Isn’t It Romantic - Time 

On My Hands • A.B. Blues •Birdtown Birds • A Night In Tunisia • There Is No Greater Love • Barbados 

(Trio Personnel: Alby Cullaz, Aldo Romano) [1977] Recorded live at the River Bop, Paris. First 6 tracks piano solo and vocal. Last five tracks 

with trio. [Item Code: 12790 CD: $17.00] 

1638 ROY ELDRIDGE DIZZY GILLESPIE TOUR DE FORCE Steeplechase (Solos Order: Peterson, Eldridge, 

Gillespie, Edison) • Ballad Medley: I’m Through With Love (Soloist: Roy Eldridge) - The Nearness Of 

You (Soloist: Dizzy Gillespie) - Moonlight In Vermont (Soloist: Roy Eldridge) - Summertime (Soloist: Dizzy 

Gillespie) • Tour De Force (Solos Order: Edison, Eldridge, Gillespie, Peterson) (Personnel: Dizzy Gillespie, 

Harry “Sweets” Edison, Oscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown, Buddy Rich) [1955] During the JATP 

‘golden’ period, 1944-1958, a lot of albums were recorded, live or in the studios. Strangely enough, this 

studio session, which remains one of the best ever made in that context, has never been reissued on CD. The 

blowing is superb, and every trumpeter is not competing each together but conversing each together, which 

is very rare and important to emphasize. We know that neither Dizzy nor ‘Sweets’ were ever eager of these 

kinds of settings (battles of the horns). In the contrary, Roy was a king at that. He really loved it. But in this 

reunion, he plays more naturally and he’s more relaxed that he used to be, which it gives us a much better 

good idea of what he really could do - very well - at that time. Three major soloists in full top form backed 

by a firm swinging rhythm section. [Item Code: 64362 CD: $16.00] 

2251 SHELLY MANNE AND HIS MEN SEPTET AND QUINTET SESSIONS HERE’S THAT’S MANNE 

The Count On Rush Street • All Of Me • Pooch McGooch • Back In Your Own Backyard • Slightly Brightly 

• I Don’t Mean A Thing • The Princess Of Evil • Deep People • Mallets • You And The Night And The 

Music • La Mucura • Gazelle • You’re My Thrill • Fugue • Afrodesia • Sweets • Alternation • Dimension 

In Thirds • Shapes, Motion, Colors • Lullaby • Etude De Concert • Divertimento For Brass And Rhythm • 

Grasshopper • Summer Night • Spring Is Here • You’re Getting To Be A Habit With Me • Bag’s Groove • My 

Old Flame • The Dart Game • Bea’s Flat • Parthenia • Bernie’s Tune • Doxy • Slan • A Gem From Tiffany 

• Un Poco Loco • The Wind • Tommyhawk • Moose The Mooche • Pint Of Blues Quartet (Suite In Four 

Parts): Part I - Part II - Part III - Part IV • The Gambit (Suite In Four Parts): Part I - Queen’s Pawn - Part II – En 

Passant - Part III – Castling - Part IV - Checkmate • Sophisticated Rabbit • Blu Gnu • Tom Brown’s Body • 

Hugo Hurwhey (Collective Personnel: Conte Candoli, Art Pepper, Charlie Mariano, Stu Williamson, Russ 

Freeman, Leroy Vinnegar, Bob Cooper, Jimmy Giuffre, Shorty Rogers, Bob Gordon, Joe Mondragon, Marty 

Paich, Bob Enevoldsen, Curtis Counce, Bill Holman, Joe Maini, Don Fagerquist, Monty Budwig, Bill Russo, 

Ralph Pena, Shelby Davis) [1951-1958] 3-CD set. Opening with his first recordings as a leader for Dee 

Gee Records in 1951 (Chicago) and 1952 (Los Angeles), this collection covers both these septet sessions 

and the great series of all-star septet and quintet recordings made for Contemporary by Shelly Manne and His 

Men between 1953 and 1958. Here’s that Manne. Comes with 60-page illustrated booklet. 

64400 3-CD: $33.00] 

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69322 DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET WITH PAUL DESMOND NEWPORT 1958 - BRUBECK PLAYS EL- 

LINGTON Things Ain’t What They Used To Be • Jump For Joy • Perdido • Dance No.3 From The ‘Liberian 

Suite’ • The Duke • Flamingo • C Jam Blues Into Take The ‘A’ Train • Take The ‘A’ Train (Personnel: Paul 

Desmond, Joe Benjamin, Joe Morello) [1958] The complete long unavailable 1958 Newport performance 

by the Dave Brubeck Quartet. Professionally recorded, the set was devoted to Duke Ellington related tunes 

(including ‘The Duke’, Brubeck’s homage piece to the master). As a bonus, a long version of ‘Take The ‘A’ 

Train’ - Ellington’s signature theme composed by Billy Strayhorn - recorded that same year in Berlin. Includes 

16-page booklet. [Item Code: 64345 CD: $17.00] 

69323 DUKE ELLINGTON LIVE IN WARSAW I’m Beginning To See The Light • Addi • Things Ain’t 

What They Used To Be • Hello Dolly • La Plus Belle Africaine • Everybody Wants To Know • Medley: 

Sophisticated Lady - Caravan • Satin Doll • Goof • Lotus Blossom • Smada • Vivi • Frivolous Banta • Just 

Scratchin’ The Surface • Blues In Orbit • Juniflip • Beer Barrel Polka • Discontented • Caravan (Collective 

Personnel: Cootie Williams, Mercer Ellington, Johnny Coles, Eddie Preston, Paul Gonsalves, Joe Benjamin, 

Rufus Jones, Calrk Terry, Ray Nance, Quentin Jackson, more) [1958/1971] For the first time on CD. All 

preserved items from Ellington’s 1971 performance in Warsaw. The program was typical of Duke, including new tunes as well as all-time favourites, 

and ending with a marvellous duet by Duke and bassist Joe Benjamin on Billy Strayhorn’s ‘Lotus Blossom’. 

As a bonus, a 1958 live set by the Duke at an Air Force dance date. With the exception of ‘Blues in Orbit’ 

and ‘Caravan’, all of these tunes also appear here on CD for the first time ever. [Item Code: 64340 CD: 

$17.00] 

GECKO 

7000 AMANDA McBROOM CHANSON - AMANDA MCBROOM SINGS JACQUES BREL Girl In An 

Armchair • Early Morning Hangers On • Song For Old Lovers • I Loved • My Death • Ca Va • Ne Me Quitte 

Pas • No, Love, You’re Not Alone • You Don’t Forget The Past • Marieke • Carousel • If We Only Have Love 

(Collective Personnel: Stephan Oberhoff, Novi Novog, Stephanie Fife, Kirsten Fife, Michele Brourman, Cliff 

Hugo, more) Jacques Brel was the most famous singer/songwriter in France during the 1960s, the golden 

age of popular song. A cross between Frank Sinatra and Bruce Springsteen, his darkly poetic songs of love 

and loss and the horrors of war were anthems for his generation - and ours. Here, Amanda McBroom brings 

her unique high-end audio vocal performances to new arrangements of the songs and stories of this great 

balladeer. McBroom is a MAC Award winner for Songwriter of the Year, bestseller of high-end stereophile 

audio recordings, and the award-wining composer of ‘The Rose’. [Item Code: 64263 CD: $18.00] 

GHB 

6 DOC SOUCHON AND THE LAKEFRONT LOUNGERS & MILNEBERG BOYS DOC SOUCHON & 

THE LAKEFRONT LOUNGERS America The Beautiful • Down In The Jungle Town • Tishomingo Blues • 

Come Back Sweet Papa • Ostrich Walk • City Of A Million Dreams • Lizard On A Rail • Trouble In Mind • 

Old Spanish Fortissimo • Stack-O-Lee • Pelican Panic • Smiles • That’s Why I Like New Orleans • Down 

By The Riverside • You Cooked Your Goose • Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down (Personnel: Mike Lala, 

Raymond Burke, Jack Delaney, Edmond Souchon, Armand Hug, Chink Martin, Monk Hazel, Johnny Wiggs, 

Raymond Burke, Paul Crawford, Paul Barbarin, more)) [1958/1961] Having recorded, written, and lectured 

extensively for the perpetuation of New Orleans Jazz, Dr. Souchon’s name gained prominence in the 

jazz world akin to his importance in the Medical world. Medical journals now honored his musical diversions, 

and the “Voice of America” featured him five times. [Item Code: 64319 CD: $15.00] 

79 GEORGE BRUNIES JACK DELANEY THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS Bugle Call Rag • Closer Walk With 

Thee • Down In Jungle Town • Alice Blue Gown • Chimes Blues • Bugle Call Rag • Who’s Sorry Now • 

Careless Love • Bucktown Drag • Who’s Sorry Now • Basin Street Blues • Buzzard’s Parade • When Irish 

Eyes Are Smiling • When Irish Eyes Are Smiling • Darkness On The Delta • Big Butter And Egg Man (Collective Personnel: Teddy Buckner, Matty 

Matlock, Roy Zimmerman, Johnny Edwards, Lee Collins, Raymond Burke, Stanley Mendelson, Sherwood Mangiapane, Abbie Brunies, Armand 

Hug, Eddie Miller, Joe Capraro, Monk Hazel) [1953/1955/1958] This CD is named the “Out-Of Towners” because several of the featured artists 

were brought to New Orleans by Joe Mares especially for these historic recording sessions. Teddy Buckner 

and Matty Matlock were living in Los Angeles and George Brunies came down from Chicago for the first 

session. On the second session Lee Collins also came from Chicago and for the third occasion Eddie Miller 

was brought from Los Angeles. [Item Code: 64320 CD: $15.00] 

127 VARIOUS ARTISTS CLARINET - NEW ORLEANS STYLE Eccentric (a) • I’m Sorry I Made You Cry (a) 

• I’m Forever Blowin’ Bubbles (a) • Blues For Dessie Lee (a) • Riverboat Shuffle (a) • Smiles #1 (a) • Smiles 

#2 (aa) • Up A Lazy River (b) • Pontchartrain Waves (b) • Pinky’s Blues (b) • Sidewalks Of New York (b) • 

Rose Room (b) • Singin’ The Blues (c) • Alice Blue Gown (c) • Singin’ The Blues (d) • Alice Blue Gown (d) 

(Artist: a- Raymond Burke; b- Pinky Vidacovich; c- Harry Shields; d- Lester Bouchon) [1954/1960] As the 

third voice of the traditional-horn front line, the clarinet received a fluent approach in the hands of these 

New Orleans men. The more powerful cornet (or trumpet) and trombone oftimes obliged the clarinetist to 

exploit its highest register, piercing the polyphony and always remaining a part of the trio. Expressiveness 

became the clarinet’s forte, as Jazzmen developed infintely variable styles ranging from birdlike tones to 

sheer raspiness. Within this New Orleans structure, there developed many personal styles, including the 

contrast presented in this CD. [Item Code: 64321 CD: $15.00] 



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448 ALVIN ALCORN WITH THE BOVISA JAZZ BAND AT THE SWING CLUB Hindustan • Tin Roof 

Blues • Clarinet Marmalade • Bill Bailey • I Left My Heart In San Francisco • High Society • You Always 

Hurt The One You Love • Savoy Blues • Panama (PersonneL: Luciano Invernizzi, Gigi Cavicchioli, Guido 

Cairo, Fabio Turazzi, Renzo Clerici, Terenzio Belluzzo) [1974] During the 1970s Alvin undertook several 

solo tours that included Australia and where we find him on this CD in 1974, in Italy. The Italian trombonist 

Luciano Invernizzi and his Bovisa Band played host to many such touring New Orleans musicians during 

this and the preceding decade. The songs on this recording are mostly standard bill-of-fare but the accompanying 

musicians certainly rise to the occasion. Alvin does here what he is famous for; plays a straight 

lead in the ensembles. “Savoy Blues” was one he played nightly while with the Ory Band and it was the 

bandleader’s own composition. [Item Code: 64322 CD: $15.00] 

460 WENDELL BRUNIOUS SAMMY RIMINGTON NEW ORLEANS REUNION Yearning • Squeeze 

Me • Little Girl • My Romance • Next To Your Mother Who Do You Love • Dallas Blues • When My Sugar 

Walks Down The Street • I’m Crazy About My Baby • What’ll I Do • Someday • Nellie Grey • My Sin • 

Fall Of Love • Don’t Give Up The Ship (Personnel: Lucien Barbarin, Lars Edegran, Butch Thompson, Bill 

Huntington, Ernest Elly) [2000] The musicians on this CD represent some of the finest exponents of New Orleans music. ll have dedicated their 

live and talents to jazz. They came together for this reunion in New Orleans with dedication and enthusiasm 

to illustrate the spirit of New Orleans with the true professionalism and experience they have collectively 

shared over many years. The material presented on this CD features solo performances by all the virtuoso 

musicians. Of special note is Wendell Brunious’s rendition of the Irvin Berlin waltz “What’ll I Do”, Sammy 

Rimington’s sax feature on the classic ballad “My Romance” and his clarinet solo on the Russian folk song 

“Fall of Love”. The instinctive rapport and feeling shared by this group of musical friends makes this an exciting 

and cohesive production shared by all the members of this band. [Item Code: 64323 CD: $15.00] 

GIANT STEPS RECORDS 

31 VARIOUS ARTISTS LIGHTS, CAMERA, DOO WOP I Wonder Why (a) • Speedoo (b) • There’s A 

Moon Out Tonight (c) • Maybe (d) • Desiree (e) • Rubber Biscuit (f) • Sh-Boom (g) • This Little Girl O’ Mine 

(h) • 16 Candles (i) • Gee (j) • One Summer Night (k) • Come Go With Me (l) • Little Darlin’ (m) • I Only 

Have Eyes For You (n) • Bad Boy (o) • The Glory Of Love (p) • Why Do Fools Fall In Love (q) • Book Of Love 

(r) • Sincerely (s) • Crying In The Chapel (t) • Florence (u) • Earth Angel (v) • My Prayer (w) • Count Every 

Star (x) • In The Still Of The Night (y) • Get A Job (z) • Since I Don’t Have You (ab) • Goodnight Sweetheart, 

Goodnight (ac) (Artists: a- Dion & The Belmonts; b- The Cadillacs; c- The Capris; d- The Chantels; e- The Charts; f- The Chips; g- The Chords; 

h- The Cleftones; i- The Crests; j- The Crows; k- The Danleers; l- The Del Vikings; m- The Diamonds; n- The 

Flamingos; o- The Jive Bombers; p- The Five Keys; q- Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers; r- The Monotones; 

s- The Moonglows; t- Sonny Till & The Orioles; u- The Paragons; v- The Penguins; w- The Platters; x- The 

Ravens; y- The Five Satins; z- The Silhouettes; ab- The Skyliners; ac- The Spaniels) As a follow up to the acclaimed 

movie-themed compilation ‘Crime Scene USA’, Giant Steps Recordings again looks to Hollywood 

for ‘Lights Camera Doo Wop’ Real or just imagined, Doo Wop has become synonymous with the early 1950s 

and, in turn, the emergence of teenage culture and what is believed to be coming-of-age innocence. Very 

much an American phenomenon, Doo Wop has embedded itself in that nation’s psyche to the extent that 

its presence is regularly heard on the soundtracks of numerous big box office films. Whether underscoring 

mobster movies such as Martin Scorsese’s ‘Mean Streets’ and ‘Goodfellas’ or emphasising the rites of passage 

story lines of such timeless teen classics as ‘American Graffiti’ and ‘Diner’, the 28 tracks included here 

are an indication of just how widespread is this genre’s appeal. [Item Code: 64443 CD: $18.00] 

GONEJAZZ 

901 JAY EPSTEIN FRAMEWORK Cullar • Yesterday’s Past • Giza • Tipsy • Valse Triste • TechTonic • 

Solid - Liquid • Valse Quick • Kaf • The Rutles • Orion • Camino De Las Tropas (Personnel: Chris Bates, Chris Olson) [2007-2008] Framework 

is a band with some history. This cooperative jazz trio has been performing in and around the Twin Cities for over 12 years but has never 

endeavored to record and release any of their music until now. Comprised of 3 of the Twin Cities most sought-after musicians - Chris Bates, Jay 

Epstein and Chris Olsen, Framework performs original music reflecting a wide range of moods and grooves. 

From floating ethereal balladry and American-influenced swing to free-form electronic soundscapes and 

deep powerful rock, Framework covers lots of territory while staying grounded in their core group concept. 

The new self-titled CD stands as a testament to the group’s longevity and dedication to original music. The 

CD features original compositions by all three members as well as 3 covers. The final track “Caminos de 

las Tropas” by Argentinean guitarist Carlos Moscardini was brought to the band by guitarist Olson after he 

traveled there on an educational trip. The other covers are actually two versions of the same song. “Valse 

Triste” is a Wayne Shorter composition based on a theme by classical composer Jean Sibelius. During the 

recording sessions for the album, the band was looking for some faster pieces to contrast with the mostly 

mid-tempo fare it had already recorded. Bassist Chris Bates suggested to play Valse fast and see where it 

went. THe result is two very divergent takes on one tune, and is a perfect example of how Framework captures 

the spirit and freedom of improvisation that exists in a group that has this much history together. Other 

standout moments include Olson’s songs “Cullor” and “TechTonic” with their tight ensemble figures and 

inspired soloing, Epstein’s dark and moody “Giza” and Bates’ primal bass introduction to “Solid - LIquid” 

[Item Code: 64439 CD: $12.00] 



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1046 ANTHONY WILSON TRIO JACK OF HEARTS Mezcal • Jack Of Hearts • Hawkeyes • Carnegie 

Blues • Theme From”Chinatown” • Vida Perdida Acabou • Orange Crate Art • Harajuku • Zweet Zursday • 

Homecoming (Personnel: Larry Goldigns, Jeff Hamilton, Jim Keltner) [2009] A possible breakout album 

for Anthony Wilson, this organ trio with the superb Larry Goldings on B3 features two of the finest drummers 

working today - half the tunes are with the swinging Jeff Hamilton on drums and the rest session drummer 

par excellence Jim Keltner who lays down some truly great percussion. Aside from Wilson’s exploration 

of Latin, south of the border influences, the recording features unique performances of music by Ellington, 

Hawkins, Jerry Goldsmith and Van Dyke Parks. Recorded direct to 2-track pure analog in the legendary 

Oceanway Studio A in Hollywood. [Item Code: 64040 CD: $15.00] 

HEP 

87 CORKY CORCORAN THE LAMPLIGHTER BROADCASTS Introduction • Sweet Georgia Brown • 

These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) • Honeysuckle Rose • Body And Soul • Introduction • Sweet 

Georgia Brown (#2) • It’s The Talk Of The Town • Tea For Two • Introduction • Royal Garden Blues • Body And Soul • I Got Rhythm (Personnel: 

Count Basie, Allan Reuss, Lucky Thompson, Dickie Wells, more) [1945] This CD features the musical 

performances from three Lamplighter shows, May through September 1945. The guest roster for the programs 

was drawn from the ranks of the Count Basie and Harry James bands. Harry was then appearing at the 

Casino Gardens Ballroom in Ocean Park, near Los Angeles. The Casino Gardens was jointly owned by Harry 

and Tommy Dorsey, who were doing most of their work on the West Coast during this period, including 

many film appearances for MGM and 20th Century-Fox. Informality was the key word for The Lamplighter. 

As the announcer on one of these broadcast remarks, the show was ‘unrehearsed and devoted to the expression 

of ad-lib jazz without any commercial intent.’ About the only rehearsed portion of the programs were 

the regular plugs for the U.S. Coast Guard, which sponsored the series. In retrospect, that informality, rare in 

1940s radio, is the hallmark of these performances - allowing some Swing Era greats to blow at their best, 

unfettered by time constraints or the smothering cloak of a big band. [Item Code: 64452 CD: $15.00] 

IPO 

1013 JAMES MOODY HANK JONES OUR DELIGHT Our Delight • Birk’s Works • Con Alma • Lady 

Bird • Eternal Triangle • Body And Soul • Good Bait • Darben The Red Foxx • Soul Trane • Woody ‘N You 

• Old Folks • Moody’s Groove (Personnel: Todd Coolman, Adam Nussbaum) [2006] James Moody and Hank Jones have never before been 

intentionally paired to engage in a musical meeting of the minds that draws on their combined 140 years (give or take a few) of jazz performance 

experience. Finally, at long last, they meet here to collaborate and compare notes. Sit back and enjoy the 

fruits of their labors. They have devoted their lives to this moment, and many more like it, to be sure. Let 

your elders lead you to the truth and beauty in this music called jazz. [Item Code: 63396 CD: $17.00] 

JASMINE 

507 VARIOUS ARTISTS DOO-WOP THE GREATEST HITS 1954 - 1958 Sh-Boom (1a) • Gee (1b) 

• Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight (1c) • Ling Ting Tong (d) • Earth Angel (e) • Sincerely (f) • Story 

Untold (g) • Close Your Eyes (d) • When You Dance (h) • The Door Is Still Open (i) • Blue Velvet (j) • 

Chop Chop Boom (k) • Most Of All (f) • Soldier Boy (l) • At My Front Door (m) • Ship Of Love (g) • 

Come Back My Love (n) • Witchcraft (o) • Speedo (p) • Devil Or Angel (j) • A Thousand Miles Away 

(q) • Oh What A Nite (r) • Little Girl Of Mine (s) • Why Do Fools Fall In Love (t) • I’ll Be Home (u) • 

Ruby Baby (a) • In The Still Of The Night (b) • Church Bells May Ring (c) • Come Go With Me (d) • 

Happy Happy Birthday Baby (e) • Silhouettes (f) • To The Aisle (b) • Bad Boy (g) • I’m Not A Juvenile 

Delinquent (h) • Please Send Me Someone To Love (f) • Teardrops (i) • Everyone’s Laughing (c) • Could 

This Be Magic (j) • Maybe (k) • Get A Job (l) • Tears On My Pillow (m) • Western Movies (n) • Book Of Love (o) • One Summer Night (p) • 

Buzz Buzz Buzz (q) • Been So Long (r) • Ten Commandments Of Love (s) • The Plea (t) • We Belong Together (u) • For Your Precious Love (v) 

(Artist: 1a- The Chords; 1b- The Crows; 1c- The Spaniels; 1d- The Five Keys; 1e- The Penguins; 1f- The Moonglows; 1g- The Nutmegs; 1h- The 

Turbans; 1i- The Cardinals; 1j- The Clovers; 1k- Danderliers; 1l- Four Fellows; 1m- El Dorados; 1n- The Wrens; 1o- The Spiders; 1p- The Cadillacs; 

1q- The Heartbeats; 1r- The Dells; 1s- The Cleftones; 1t- The Teenagers; 1u- The Flamingos; 2a- The Drifters; 

2b- The Five Satins; 2c- The Willows; 2d- Del Vikings; 2e- The Tuneweavers; 2f- The Rays; 2g- The Jive 

Bombers; 2h- Frankie Lymon And The Teenagers; 2i- Lee Andrews And The Hearts; 2j- The Dubs; 2k- The 

Chantels; 2l- The Silhouettes; 2m- Little Anthony And The Imperials; 2n- The Olympics; 2o- The Monotones; 

2p- The Danleers; 2q- The Hollywood Flames; 2r- The Pastels; 2s- Harvey And The Moonglows; 2t- The 

Jesters; 2u- Robert And Johnny; 2v- Jerry Butler And The Impressions) [1954-1958] This 2-CD collection 

includes 50 of the most commercially successful vocal group recordings of the fifties and is the perfect overview 

of this musical genre. Featuring the most famous of all Doo-Wop songs which were pop and•or R&B 

hits between 1954 and 1958. A large proportion of these songs have been given a new lease of life as major 

pop hits. Amongst these are Dean Martin’s, ‘The Door Is Still Open To My Heart’, Kylie Minogue’s ‘Tears 

On My Pillow’, The Darts, ‘Come Back My Love’, Dion’s ‘Ruby Baby’, Herman’s Hermit’s ‘Silhouettes’, Pat 

Boone’s ‘I’ll Be Home’ and Bobby Vee’s ‘Devil Or Angel’. Also Featured are both the tracks in the UK TV 

commercial for ‘Dreams’ beds - ‘In The Still Of The Night’ - The Five Satins and ‘Oh What A Night’ - The 

Dells. This endearing genre has lasted for over 60 years and has been provided with a new lease of life in 

the CD era. [Item Code: 64309 2-CD: $17.00] 



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510 VARIOUS ARTISTS BIRTH OF THE TEEN IDOLS I’ll Be Home (1a) • A Rose And A Baby Ruth (1b) 

• Young Love (1c) • Teenage Crush (1d) • Start Movin’ (In My Direction) (1e) • Love Letters In The Sand (1a) 

• Bye Bye Love (1f) • Diana (1g) • That’ll Be The Day (1h) • Wake Up Little Suzie (1f) • My Special Angel 

(1i) • Peggy Sue (1h) • Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (1j) • Oh Boy (1h) • Stood Up (1k) • Waitin’ In School 

(1k) • I Love You Baby (1g) • Why Don’t They Understand (1b) • Dede Dinah (1l) • You Are My Destiny 

(1g) • All I Have To Do Is Dream (1f) • Crazy Love (1g) • Claudette (1f) • I Wonder Why (1m) • Jacqueline 

(1i) • Rave On (2a) • Teen Angel (1m) • How Time Flies (2b) • Endless Sleep (2c) • Splish Splash (2d) • My 

True Love (2e) • Poor Little Fool (1k) • Gingerbread (1l) • If Dreams Came True (1a) • Midnight (1g) • I Can’t 

Go On (Rosalie) (1m) • Bird Dog (1f) • Susie Darlin’ (2f) • No One Knows (1m) • Gee But It’s Lonely (1a) 

• Come On Let’s Go (2g) • It’s Only Make Believe (2h) • Someday (You’ll Want Me To Want You) (1k) • I 

Got A Feeling (1k) • Queen Of The Hop (2d) • Donna (2g) • Problems (1f) • The Diary (2i) • Don’t Pity Me 

(1m) • Heartbeat (1h) (Artist: 1a- Pat Boone; 1b- George Hamilton IV; 1c- Tab Hunter; 1d- Tommy Sands; 

1e- Sal Mineo; 1f- The Everly Brothers; 1g- Paul Anka; 1h- Buddy Holly And The Crickets; 1i- Bobby Helms; 

1j- Jimmie Rodger; 1k- Ricky Nelson; 1l- Frankie Avalon; 1m- Dion And The Belmonts; 2a- Buddy Holly; 

2b- Jerry Wallace; 2c- Jody Reynolds; 2d- Bobby Darin; 2e- Jack Scott; 2f- Robin Luke; 2g- Ritchie Valens; 2h- Conway Twitty; 2i- Neil Sedaka) 

2-CD overview of the rise of the American teenage stars containing 50 hits from the UK and US that scored hits and fame in wake of Elvis Presley’s 

international breakthrough. Features the No. 1 hits ‘Young Love’ - Tab Hunter, ‘Love Letters In the Sand’ - Pat Boone, ‘Diana’ - Paul Anka, ‘Poor Little 

Fool’ - Ricky Nelson, ‘Bird Dog’ - The Everly Brothers and ‘It’s Only Make Believe’ - Conway Twitty. [Item Code: 64310 2-CD: $17.00] 

511 VARIOUS ARTISTS RAUNCHY - THE RISE OF THE INSTRUMENTALS Honky Tonk (Part 1) (a) • Honky Tonk (Part 2) (a) • Slow Walk (b) 

• Ram Bunk Shush (a) • Raunchy (c) • Hard Times (d) • Walking With Mr. Lee (e) • Tequila (f) • 7-11(Mambo No.5) (g) • Moovin’ And Groovin’ 

(h) • Rumble (i) • El Rancho Rock (f) • Rebel Rouser (h) • Stalkin’ (h) • Green Mosquito (j) • Topsy (k) • Ramrod (h) • Cerveca (l) • Tic Toc (e) • 

Poorboy (m) • Cannonball (h) • Manhattan Spiritual (n) • The Lonely One (h) • Detour (h) • Raw-Hide (i) (Artist: a- Bill Doggett; b- Sil Austin; 

c- Bill Justis; d- Noble Thin Man Watts; e- Lee Allen And His Band; f- The Champs; g- Gone All Stars; h- Duane Eddy & The Rebels; i- Link Wray; 

j- The Tune Rockers; k- Cozy Cole; l- Boots Brown And His Blockbusters; m- The Royaltones; n- Reg Owen Orchestra) Rock & Roll instrumentals 

enjoyed huge popularity in the late 1950s and here are 25 of the biggest hits, illustrating the kind of discs that made a whole generation of teenagers 

pick up instruments and start a group. Includes legendary guitarists like Link Wray and Duane Eddy. Detailed liner notes describing the rise of 

instrumental rock and the stars that made it so popular. [Item Code: 64464 CD: $17.00] 

512 THE AXIDENTALS HELLO, WE’RE THE AXIDENTALS FEATURING KAI WINDING I Lead A Charmed Life • June Is Bustin’ Out All Over 

• You And The Night And The Music • I Can’t Give You Anything But • Love • Hello • I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me • Quiet Wind 

• Look For The Silver Lining • Love Is Sweeping The Country • For Me And My Gal • What A Difference A Day Made • Hey Ma! I’m In Love • 

Day In Day Out • I Will Come Back • You Don’t Know What Love Is • The Gypsy In My Soul • Close To You • No Moon At All • Waiting For The 

Robert E. Lee • Walkin’ • Flamingo • Rock-A-Bye Bluebird • Out Of This World • You Gotta’ Wail • Tangerine • I’ll Never Say Never Again • 

Sunday • Lucky Day • Lets Get Away From It All • It’s Crazy • You Do Something To Me • Where Or When 

The Axidentals were a talented four piece vocal group consisting of one lady and three gentlemen who met 

while majoring in music at San Francisco State College. This is the ultimate collection of The Axidentals material 

featuring two complete albums Hello, We’re The Axidentals and The Axidentals with the Kai Winding 

Trombones which is recorded in stereo. Plus many extra tracks. [Item Code: 64311 CD: $17.00] 

513 BOB MERRILL AND THEN I WROTE (If I Knew You Were Coming) I’d’ve Baked A Cake (1a) • 

Toys (1a) • Candy And Cake (1a) • My Truly Truly Fair (1a) • Pittsburgh Pennsylvania (1a) • Sparrow In The 

Treetop (1a) • Walkin’ To Missouri (1a) • So Beautiful Is The Glow (1a) • Feet Up (1a) • Belle Belle My 

Liberty Belle (1a) • Lovers’ Gold (1a) • (How Much Is) That Doggie In The Window (1a) • I’m Nothin’ But 

A Dreamer (1a) • Mambo Italiano (1a) • Our First Kiss (1a) • Make Yourself Comfortable (1a) • Chow Mein 

(1a) • When I Was Young (1a) • All The Time And Everywhere (1b) • Beggar In Love (1c) • Belle Belle My 

Liberty Belle (1d) • Bubbles (1e) • Butterflies (1f) • Butterscotch Mop (1g) • Candy And Cake (1h) • Chicken 

Song (1i) • Chow Mein (1j) • Cleo And Me-O (1k) • Donut Song (1l) • Edward (1m) • Fools Paradise (1n) • 

Honeycomb (2a) • I Wancha Around (2b) • I Want You For A Sunbeam (1c & 1b) • I Wish I Wish (1b) • (If 

I Knew You Were Coming) I’d’ve Baked A Cake (2c) • Key To My Heart (2d) • Kid’s Last Fight (1e) • Let Me 

In (2e) • Look At ‘Er (2f) • Lovers Gold (2g) • Madonna Madonna (2h) • Make Yourself Comfortable (2i) • Mambo Italiano (2j) • Miracle Of Love 

(2k) • Nairobi (1a) • Ooh Bang Jiggily Jang (2l) • Parade Of Broken Hearts (2m) • Punch And Judy Love (2h) • Rusty Old Halo (2n) • St. Lawrence 

River (2o) • She Wears Red Feathers (1c) • Sparrow In The Treetop (2p) • Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (2q) • Tell Me Tell Me (2r) • (How Much Is) That 

Doggie In The Window (1f) • Tina Marie (2s) • Two Castanets (2t) • When The Boys Talk About The Girls 

(2u) • Where Will The Dimple Be (2d) • You Don’t Have To Be A Baby To Cry (2v) (Artists: 1a- Bob Merrill; 

1b- Mindy Carson; 1c- Guy Mitchell; 1d- Don Cherry; 1e- Frankie Laine; 1f- Patti Page; 1g- Vaughn Monroe; 

1h- Arthur Godfrey; 1i- Ernest Tubb & Red Foley; 1j- The Gaylords; 1k- Jill Corey & The Four Lads; 1l- Burl 

Ives; 1m- Jill Corey; 1n- Billy Eckstine; 2a- Jimmie Rodgers; 2b- Eartha Kitt; 2c- Eileen Barton; 2d- Rosemary 

Clooney; 2e- Texas Jim Robertson & Fontane Sisters; 2f- Tony Martin; 2g- Ella Fitzgerald; 2h- Tony Bennett; 

2i- Sarah Vaughan; 2j- Dean Martin; 2k- Eileen Rodgers; 2l- Doris Day; 2m- Johnnie Ray; 2n- Bonnie Lou; 

2o- Mitch Miller; 2p- Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters; 2q- Teresa Brewer; 2r- June Valli; 2s- Perry Como; 

2t- Bunny Paul; 2u- Valerie Carr; 2v- “Tennessee” Ernie Ford) 2-CD set. Bob Merrill was one of popular 

music’s most prolific and popular songwriters who despite being unable to read music wrote more pop hits 

in the ‘50s than anyone else. This 2CD set has a whopping 61 tracks featuring a multitude of big name artists 

such as Tony Martin, Guy Mitchell, Burl Ives, Patti Page, Doris Day and many more. Includes his first big hit 

and in fact million seller ‘If I Knew You Were Comin’ I’d’ve Baked A Cake’ with Eileen Barton. Bob Merrill 

also wrote some successful Broadway shows and went on to write lyrics for more modern day artists such 

as Barbra Streisand. [Item Code: 64465 2-CD: $17.00] 



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514 GUY MITCHELL THE HITS - AND MORE - THE ULTIMATE COLLECTION My Heart Cries For 

You • The Roving Kind • You’re Just In Love • Sparrow In The Treetop • Christopher Columbus • Unless • 

My Truly Truly Fair • Belle Belle My Liberty Belle • Sweetheart Of Yesterday • There’s Always Room At Our 

House • I Can’t Help It (If I’m Still In Love With You) • Pittsburgh Pennsylvania • Day Of Jubilo • Feet Up (Pat 

Him On The Po-Po) • (‘Cause I Love You) That’s A-Why • She Wears Red Feathers • Pretty Little Black Eyed 

Susie • Tell Us Where The Good Times Are • Look At That Girl • Cloud Lucky Seven • Ninety Nine Years 

(Dead Or Alive) • Singing The Blues • Crazy With Love • Knee Deep In The Blues • Take Me Back Baby • 

Rock-A-Billy • Sweet Stuff • Heartaches By The Number • Ah But It Happens • Me And My Imagination • 

A Beggar In Love • We Won’t Live In A Castle • Angels Cry (When Sweethearts Tell A Lie) • Chick-A-Boom 

• The Cuff Of My Shirt • Sippin’ Soda • A Dime And A Dollar • Bob’s Yer Uncle • Nobody Home • Zoo 

Baby • Man Overboard • Let Us Be Sweethearts Over Again • Too Late • I Used To Yate • Solo • In The 

Middle Of A Dark Dark Night • Call Rosie On The Phone • Cure For The Blues • If Ya Don’t Like It Don’t 

Knock It • The Lord Made A Peanut • (I’m Walkin’ Down A) One Way Street • Till We’re Engaged • Hangin’ 

Around • Butterfly Doll • Under A Rainbow (And Over The Blues) • My Heart Cries For You 2-CD Set. Guy 

Mitchell was one of the most popular pre rock & roll vocalists whom to many evokes the last period of America’s innocence before the rock & roll 

revolution. He was also a precursor to the late ‘50s teen idols as he was the first major recording artist who’s career was crafted in the studio, by the 

record company and sold to the public by the way of records and radio, not concerts. With 23 top 30 hits in the States and 33 British hits in both 

the Record and Sheet Music charts along with movie and TV appearances Guy Mitchell was the real deal. [Item Code: 64466 2-CD: $17.00] 

516 JERRY COLONNA SINGS AND SWINGS THE DIXIELAND WAY New Orleans Cha Cha • When The War Breaks Out In Mexico, I’m 

Going To Go To Montreal • Waterfront Blues • The Long Long Intro • Caroline In The Morning • Mardi Gras Parade • Singin’ In The Rain • Black 

And White Rag • Chicago Style • Dixieland Highway Parade • Soft Shoulders • Tallahassee Detour • Post No Bills • Caution - Go Slow • Dangerous 

Curves • Coffee Stop • Wait Outside • Slippery When Wet • Watch Out For Wild Life • Keep Off The Grass • Tourists Welcome • Twenty-Two 

Miles To Conchita’s • Big Fat Minnie (Ha-Ha-Ha) • Dim Your Lights • Hurry Back • Balling The Jack • Waltz Me Around • August In Azusa • U.S. 

Moon • Three Trees • I Like! You Like? • I Came To Say Goodbye • Ebb Tide Jerry Colonna was much more than just a bug eyed comedian, he 

was an accomplished singer, composer and musician who worked with big names such as Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw and Bunny Berigan. From 

the Wailing ‘Gut Bucket’ trombone on ‘Waterfront Blues’ to ‘Chicago Style’ Jerry made the transition easily. He could go from a slow four to a Dixie 

two beat without disturbing a hair on his lip! So here it is, from the high notes and perfect timing coupled with his distinctive singing style, the 

accomplished and talented Jerry Colonna shows what made him the favourite of millions. [Item Code: 64312 CD: $17.00] 

517 ANDRE POPP POPP - DELIRIUM IN HI-FI Perles De Cristal • Java • La Paloma • Beer Barrel Polka • La Java Du Diable • Jalouise • La 

Polka Du Roi • La Java Des Bombes Atomiques • Adios Muchachos • La Polka Du Colonel • La Java Martienne • La Cumparsita • La Bardinette • 

Sexy Sax • La Pendule • Ma Nounou Du Tanganyika • Musique Mecanique • Les Lavandieres Du Portugal • Du Vent Dans Les Voiles • Melodie 

Du Sud • French Dondon • Tunisia Waltz • Danse De L’ours • Tango Militaire Clever, bold, endowed with a wealth of ideas that border on the 

miraculous, Andre Popp placed himself at the head of the list of young avant-garde musicians with the suddenness 

of a thunderbolt. A madly inventive arranger conductor Andre employed state-of-the-art studio craft 

to create his wacky masterpieces. Includes two of the greatest albums of the space age pop era, the groundbreaking 

“Delirium in Hi-Fi” and “Popped” are here in their entirety. [Item Code: 64467 CD: $17.00] 

521 THE COASTERS SINGLES A’S AND B’S 1955-1959 Riot In Cell Block No. 9 • Wrap It Up • Loop 

De Loop Mambo • Framed • If Teardrops Were Kisses • Whadaya Want? • One Kiss • I Love Paris • I Must 

Be Dreamin’ • The Hatchet Man • Smokey Joe’s Cafe • Just Like A Fool • Down In Mexico • Turtle Dovin’ 

• One Kiss Led To Another • Brazil • Young Blood • Searchin’ • Idol With The Golden Head • (When 

She Wants Good Lovin’) My Baby Comes To Me • Sweet Georgia Brown • What Is The Secret Of Your Success? 

• Gee, Golly • Dance! • Yakety Yak • Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart • The Shadow Knows • 

Sorry But I’m Gonna Have To Pass • Charlie Brown • Hey Sexy [1955-1959] With their unique blend of 

humour and Rock & Roll The Coasters were one of the most popular vocal groups of the ‘50s transcending 

the limited popularity of many other R&B groups of that time. A generous 30 tracks including their earliest 

releases as The Robins through their hit making heyday, and presents for the first time all their singles and 

A&B sides in chronological order.. Detailed liner notes explaining the full history of the group. [Item Code: 

64468 CD: $17.00] 

523 VARIOUS ARTISTS EARLY BRITISH TELEVISED ROCK N ROLL SIX-FIVE SPECIAL & JACK GOODS ‘OH BOY’ Six-Five Special (a) • 

Let’s Have A Wonderful Time (b) • Boppin’ The Blues (c) • Crazy Dream (d) • Cold, Cold Shower (e) • Pick A Bale Of Cotton (f) • Rock-A-Billy 

Boogie (b) • Ramshackle Daddy (a) • Party Time (e) • Teenage Boogie (c) • Every Which Way (b) • Just Born (To Be Your Baby) (d) • You Started 

Something (a) • Up Above My Head I Hear Music In The Air (f) • Six-Five Jive (g) • T.V. Hop (h) • Little 

Jonah (i) • Rockin’ Robin (h) • When The Saints Go Marching In (b) • Buzz, Buzz, Buzz (j) • Good Good 

(j) • High School Confidential (h) • Bad Motorcycle (i) • Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey (l) • Zing Went The Strings Of 

My Heart (m) • Your Hand, Your Heart, Your Love (n) • Early In The Morning (h) • King Creole (h) • There’s 

Never Been A Night (i) • Le Roy (m) • Pancho (b) • Blue Ribbon Baby (j) • Little Miss Ruby (j) • I’ll Try (h) • 

Don’t Look Now, But (i) • Let’s Rock While The Rockin’s Good (l) • Joshua (m) • The End (n) • Somebody 

Touched Me (h) (Artists: a- Don Lang & His ‘Frantic Five’; b- John Barry Seven; c- Terry Wayne; d- Jim Dale; 

e- The King Brothers; f- Laurie London; g- Jimmy Jackson; h- Cliff Richard; i- Two Vernon Girls; j- Vince 

Eager; k- Neville Taylor & The Cutters; l- Cuddly Dudley; m- Dallas Boys; n- Peter Elliot) Towards the end 

of the 1950s when television and rock and roll were in their infancy the BBC launched what was to be it’s 

first attempt at a rock and roll program. Featuring big names Don Lang, Jim Dale and an artist who went on 

to be one of the UK biggest rock n roll stars Cliff Richard. Quite simply if you were around for these shows 

you will already know how good they were and if you missed them then now is your chance to grab hold of 

this sizzling hot rock platter and tear up the rug in your front room. [Item Code: 64313 CD: $17.00] 



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525 THE BIG 18 THE LEGENDARY SWING SESSIONS - ECHOES OF THE SWINGING BANDS Tuxedo 

Junction • Easy Does It • Hors D’oeuvre • Blues On Parade • Liza (All The Clouds’ll Roll Away) • Five 

O’Clock Drag • March Of The Toys • I’m Prayin’ Humble • The Campbells Are Swinging • Summit Ridge 

Drive • Parade Of The Milk Bottle Caps • Swingtime In The Rockies • Feet Draggin’ Blues • Okay For Baby 

• Celery Stalks At Midnight • Skyliner • Organ Grinder’s Swing • Ton O’Rock Bump (Personnel: Buck 

Clayton, Billy Butterfield, Lou McGarity, more) [1958] The Big 18 was a studio only big band assembled 

by musical director Fred Reynolds in 1958 with the idea to showcase some of the star sidemen from the big 

band era. With expert arrangements and solos written by Charles Shirley. 18 tracks in stereo covering both 

albums Live Echoes of the Swinging Bands and More Live Echoes of the Swinging Bands, with full discography 

of all the sessions between 10th and 15th July 1958. [Item Code: 64469 CD: $17.00] 

JAZZ ORACLE 

8060 FUD LIVINGSTON Red Hot • ‘Deed I Do • He’s The Last Word • Feelin’ No Pain • Imagination 

• Humpty Dumpty • Sax Appeal • Alexander’s Ragtime Band • Oh, Baby! • Add A Little Wiggle • Old Fashioned Girl • Anytime, Anyday, 

Anywhere • Doin’ Things • Cool Papa • Sunday Afternoon • High Hattin’ Hattie • Easy • Dixie Drag • 

Baby’s Coming Back • Singapore Sorrows • Nobody’s Sweetheart • Choo-Choo • I’m Thru With Love • 

The Blues Danube • I’ve Found A New Baby • Moo (Collective Personnel: Ben Pollack, Red Nichols, Bix 

Beiderbecke, Glenn Miller, Arthur Schutt, Carl Kress, Jimmy Dorsey, Eddie Lang, Joe Venuti, Vic Berton, 

Tommy Dorsey, Adrian Rollini, Miff Mole, more) [1924-1939] This CD begins with a 1924 test pressing 

of “Red Hot”. Fud played with Ben Pollack and His Californians on this recording, a group that included 

Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Gil Rodin and Earl Baker. Miller wrote the ‘straight’ arrangements and 

Livingston wrote the ‘hot’ ones. Fud’s style caught the attention of Nat Shilkret who ran the popular music 

department at Victor and brought Fud to New York. Livingston’s talent, charm and capacity for drink won 

him instant acceptance from Red Nichols, Miff Mole, Bix Beiderbecke, Frankie Trumbauer, Joe Venuti and 

their associates. Recordings on this CD reflect the “Ultra Modern” Brunswick material that was exemplified 

by Red Nichols & His Five Pennies where Pee Wee Russell and Fud both played similar styles of clarinet. 

Included are three collaborations with Max Farley under the name, All Star Orchestra. A special feature of 

this collection is all six titles by “Mendello And His Five Gee Gees”. These are among the least known Fud 

Livingston records. [Item Code: 64334 CD: $17.00] 

8061 VARIOUS ARTISTS CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY JAZZ High-High-High Up In The Hills • Muddy 

Water • Ain’t She Sweet • Hurricane • Stomp Your Feet • Clarinet Marmalade • So The Blackbirds And The Bluebirds Got Together • Birmingham 

Bertha • Stamp Your Feet • Singapore Sorrows • Avalon • Cryin’ All Day • Baby • Whispering • Once Again 

• Flight Of Fancy • Here Is My Heart • If I Could Be With You (One Hour Tonight) • After You’ve Gone - 

Some Of These Days • Chinatown My Chinatown • Who’s Sorry Now • Bugle Call Rag • Chicago • Sweet 

Sue • Lady Be Good • St. Louis Blues • Medley From Eura-Optimists, 1936 (Groups: Fred Elizalde and 

his Cambridge Undergraduates, George Monkhouse and his Cambridge University Quinquaginta Ramblers, 

The Cambridge University Quinquaginta Ramblers. Related sides by Richard Philpott and John Greening) 

[1927-1936] While this CD examines the music emanating from Cambridge University much of the pioneering 

sounds were the work of Fred Elizade. The music here follows the Quinquaginta Band through 

the years. Elizalde played piano and arranged from his arrival at Cambridge in 1924 until his talents were 

recognized by Ambrose whose Savoy Orpheans were headquartered in London. In 1929 the recordings featured 

George Monkhouse and His Cambridge Quinquaginta Ramblers. The leadership passed on to pianist 

Richard Philpott whose six solos are included on this CD. The final two tracks feature Alec Gracie And His 

Varsity Madhatters who recorded for the obscure Girmac label. [Item Code: 64335 CD: $17.00] 

JAZZED MEDIA 

1042 THE OSTER-WELKER JAZZ ALLIANCE SHINING HOUR Sweet Pumpkin • Sophisticated Lady • This Masquerade • Laura • I Keep 

Going Back to Joe’s • “Bean” • Young and Foolish • Speak Low • My Shining Hour • My Foolish Heart • Groovin’ High • Bluesette • A Time for 

Love (Personnel: Jeff Oster, Peter Welker, Michael Whitwell, Fred Lipsius, Andrew Speight, Jim Rothermel, Mel Martin, Rob Roth, Scott Petersen, 

Johnny Bamont, Dave Mathews, Matt Clark, Pete Levin, Randy Vincent, Chris Amberger, Kevin Dillon, 

Louis Romero) Debut CD from an exceptional male jazz vocalist who gives fresh and exciting treatments 

to jazz standards, backed by an all-star cast. Shining Hour is the result of a collaboration between brilliant 

jazz vocalist Jeff Oster and talented producer, arranger, and trumpeter Peter Welker (Carlos Santana, George 

Duke, Bill Watrous, Huey Lewis). [Item Code: 64122 CD: $16.00] 

JAZZOLOGY 

369 LINO PATRUNO AND THE AMERICAN ALL STARS IT HAD TO BE YOU I’ve Found A New Baby 

• I’m Confessin’ (That I Love You) • Just You, Just Me • If I Had You • It’s All Right With Me • The Nearness 

Of You • Them There Eyes • It Had To Be You • What A Little Moonlight Can Do • Sugar (That Sugar Baby 

O’Mine) • All Of Me • St. Louis Blues (Personnel: Randy Reinhart, Dan Barrett, Allan Vache, Mark Shane, 

Guido Giacomini, Ed Metz Jr., Rebecca Kilgore) [2008] Recorded in Ascona, Patruno wanted to do things 

in a big way, bringing together under his name a real “All Star Band”, made up of excellent musicians all 

with the “dixie-swing” common denominator, the same as in the famous bands led by the mythical Eddie 

Condon. [Item Code: 64324 CD: $15.00] 



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371 THE CHICAGO LOOPERS FEATURING FRANK CHACE LIVE - 1987 That Da-Da Strain • 

Someday, You’ll Be Sorry • Frank’s Blues • Oh Baby • Memories Of You • Love Is Just Around The Corner 

• Body And Soul • Louisiana • ‘Deed I Do • Fidgety Feet • Sunday • Sugar • China Boy • I Ain’t Gonna 

Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll • Oh Lady Be Good • Exactly Like You • When My Sugar Walks 

Down The Street • Struttin’ With Some Barbeque (Personnel: Tom Pletcher, Tom Bartlett, Joe Johnson, Dan 

Shapera, Hal Smith) [1987] 2-CD set. Every song played at this 1987 concert was a jazz standard. The 

newest one, “Someday You’ll Be Sorry,” was forty years old. Eddie Condon and friends had recorded these 

songs, memorably, in the studio and live. Frank Chace knew the Commodore records and the Town Hall 

broadcasts perfectly, but he had ideas of his own. Frank could play brilliantly within the conventions, but 

he delighted in transcending the obvious, the expected. He loved to explore the possibilities of pure sound, 

going beyond accepted “pretty” tonalities. The rest of the band were well aware of the magic spell Frank 

wove throughout the afternoon on his clarinet. It was an unforgettable performance. Play this CD and be in 

awe of Frank Chace’s music - just as his bandmates were on that April afternoon over 20 years ago. [Item 

Code: 64325 2-CD: $31.00] 

375 RAY SKJELBRED AND HIS CUBS GREETINGS FROM CHICAGO Oh, Baby (Don’t Say No, Say “Maybe) • Sugar • My Galveston Gal 

• It’s Been So Long • I Lost My Gal From Memphis • Bull Frog Blues • There’ll Be Some Changes Made • 

Idolizing • I’ll Bet You Tell That To All The Girls • Friars Point Shuffle • Darktown Strutter’s Ball • Since My 

Best Gal Turned Me Down • Shanghai Honeymoon • I Must Have That Man • Nobody’s Sweetheart • You 

Took Advantage Of Me • Up A Lazy River • Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble • Am I Blue? • Laughing At You • Ring 

Dem Bells (Personnel: Kim Cusack, Katie Cavera, Clint Baker, Hal Smith) [2008] Hot Chicago jazz mixed 

with some early swing music and plenty of blues. Classic Chicago jazz sometimes gets into a “shuffle”, a 

double-time rhythm that occurs just before the mid-point of a song’s structure, where it then turns into a 

“stop and go,” a syncopated series of off beats that ends with a sort of crack-the-whip brake that hangs in 

the air until the players charge back in. You can hear this effect clearly on the final chorus of “Nobody’s 

Sweetheart” and on “Darktown Strutter’s Ball,” where you hear how everyone contributes to the rhythm 

effects. [Item Code: 64326 CD: $15.00] 

376 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE WILD BILL DAVISON CENTENNIAL CONCERT Is It True What They Say 

About Dixie? • Wild Bill Comments - Richard Hadlock Comments • That’s A Plenty • Richard Hadlock Band 

Introduction • When Your Lover Has Gone • Richard Hadlock Comments • Collier’s Clambake • Richard 

Hadlock Commetns • Mandy, Make Up Your Mind • Richard Hadlock Comments • A Monday Date • Richard 

Hadlock Comments • Confessin’ • Leon Oakley Introduces Dan Barrett Feature • I Never Knew • Richard Hadlock Comments • Black Butterfly 

• I Never Knew (I Could Love Somebody) • Save It, Pretty Mama • Richard Hadlock Comments • Blues For Wild Bill • Blues My Naughty Sweetie 

Gives To Me • Richard Hadlock Comments • Memories Of You Encore • Wild Bill’s Closing Comments 

(Personnel: Leon Oakley, Richard Hadlock, Dan Barrett, Ray Skjelbred, Clint Baker, Katie Cavera, J. Hansen, 

Bob Mielke) [2006] A tribute concert for Dixieland trumpeter Wild Bill Davison recorded on January 8, 

2006 at the Freight & Salvage Coffee House in Berkeley, CA. [Item Code: 64327 CD: $15.00] 

KIND OF BLUE 

10032 ANOTHER NUTTREE QUARTET SOMETHING SENTIMENTAL Poinciana • I Hear A Rhapsody 

• Lover Man • Besame Mucho • All Of Me • All The Things You Are • It’s Alright With Me • The Party’s 

Over (Personnel: John Abercrombie, Jay Anderson, Dave Liebman, Adam Nussbaum) [2007] The follow 

up to ‘The Nuttree Quartet - Standards’ (KOB 10023) which received 4-star reviews in all the major 

jazz magazines and has since become a modern classic. This ‘(Another) Nuttree Quartet)’ which has Adam 

Nussbaum and John Abercrombie at its core, sees Dave Liebman on saxophone (in place of Jerry Bergonzi) 

and Jay Anderson on bass (in place of Gary Versace on B3 Hammond). This is yet again a set of standards 

played with exquisite beauty. [Item Code: 63911 CD: $17.00] 

10033 ROBERTA GAMBARINI ANDREA DONATI UNDER ITALIAN SKIES Ape Regina • Quietati, Erba 

Dolce • 12:00 A.M. • Agrifoglio • Diana • Giovani Poeti • Sorella Senza Nome • Olive D’Inverno • Impronte • II Cielo Della Mia Memoria • 

Danza Dei Veli • Un Pernod - S’il Vous Plait • Arimo, I Signori • Lampare • Teatro Eden • Per Sempre • La Plage • In Punta Di Piedi (Collective 

Personnel: Marco Brioschi, Emmanuel Bex, Carlo Virzi, Federico Sanesi, Kal dos Santos, Gilson Silveria, Gianni Coscia, Silvio Binello) 2-CD set 

Roberta Gambarini is one of the finest jazz singers in the world, perhaps the finest interpreter of ‘scat’ since 

Ella Fitzgerald. She headlines the major jazz festivals the world over and tops reader’s polls in Downbeat 

and Jazz Times. Andrea Donati is a musician, composer and arranger highly rated by Ennio Morricone. Alda 

Merini is Italy’s greatest living poet who co-wrote the songs with Andrea. These tracks were recorded in Italy 

in the late nineties and remixed and re-mastered in 2009. [Item Code: 63912 2-CD: $17.00] 

LIONSGATE 

20027 VARIOUS ARTISTS MAD MEN: MUSIC FROM THE SERIES VOLUME 2 Early in the Morning 

(a) • Congratulations Honey (b) • How Mable Get Sable Cha Cha Cha (c) • Lollipops And Roses (d) • 

The Infanta (e) • Blue Room (f) • Break It To Me Gently (g) • Telstar (h) • Let’s Twist Again (i) • Pot Can’t 

Talk About The Kettle (j) • Crooked Woman (k) • Beautiful Mine (l) (Artists: a- Peter, Paul & Mary; b- Baby 

Washington & the Plants; c- David Carbonara; d- Jack Jones; e- The Decemberists; f- Perry Como; g- Brenda 

Lee; h- The Tornadoes; i- Chubby Checker; j- Helene Smith; k- Edd Henry; l- Retro Remix) [Item Code: 

64618 CD: $14.00] 



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LONE HILL JAZZ 

10375 BILLY TAYLOR TRIO EVERGREENS - AT THE LONDON HOUSE Cheek To Cheek • It’s Too 

Late Now • I Only Have Eyes For You • Then I’ll Be Tired Of You • All The Things You Are • But Not For Me 

• You Don’t Know What Love Is • Satin Doll • More Than You Know • Between The Devil And The Deep 

Blue Sea • The London House • It Might As Well Be Spring • Gone With The Wind • Love Is Here To Stay 

• Midnight Piano • I Cover The Waterfront • Stella By Starlight (Personnel: Percy Brice, Earl May) [1956] 

For the first time on CD 2 LPs on 1 CD. Two complete consecutive albums by the Billy Taylor trio featuring 

the same personnel and both recorded in January of 1956. Neither Evergreens or At the London House appeared 

on CD before. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 64348 CD: $15.00] 

MACK AVENUE 

1044 SEAN JONES THE SEARCH WITHIN The Search Within Interlude) • Transitions • Ambitious 

Violet, The • Life Cycles • The Storm • Letter Of Resignation • The Search Within (For Less) • Summer’s 

Spring • Sunday Reflections • Sean’s Jones Comes Down • Love’s Lullaby • The Search Within (Postlude) 

• Untitled Track While working in a mainstream context, contemporary Ohioan trumpeter Sean Jones is far from the staid Young Lions of the 

early 1980s. For instance, he’s unafraid to infuse his brand of neo-hard bop with easygoing crossover-type 

elements (shimmering electric piano, smoothly melodious flute) and his originals possess a bright, easily accessible 

ambiance. Make no mistake--Jones’s music is still straight-ahead jazz, albeit with a sweet coating. 

His approach has the technique and fortitude of hard-bop masters Kenny Dorham and Freddie Hubbard but 

the charm and melodiousness of Chris Botti and Chuck Mangione. [Item Code: 64033 CD: $18.00] 

MAMA 

1038 CHUCK OWEN AND THE JAZZ SURGE THE COMET’S TAIL - PERFORMING THE COMPO- 

SITIONS OF MICHAEL BRECKER Peep • Slings and Arrows • Itsbynne Reel • How Long ‘Til the Sun • 

Sumo • The Mean Time • Take a Walk • Everything Happens When You’e Gone (Personnel: Randy Brecker, 

Dave Liebman, Joe Lovano, Mike Mainieri, Adam Nussbaum, Mike Stern, Rob Thomas) [2007] First CD 

release from the fledgling USF Center for Jazz Composition, and the culmination of a multi-faceted project 

that began in 2006. Seeking to focus attention on the compositions of a great jazz artist while stimulating 

new works, the CJC launched an international arranging competition in honor of jazz icon Michael Brecker. 

The thrilling, no-holds-barred version of ‘Peep’ that opens this CD, scored by Fred Stride of Vancouver, was 

ultimately selected the winner. In the meantime, the CJC commissioned arrangements of Brecker compositions from noted composers Gil Goldstein 

and Vince Mendoza, who had frequently collaborated with Michael. [Item Code: 64398 -CD: $16.00] 

MERRYMAKERS 

34 PORTENA JAZZ BAND JAZZ FROM BUENOS AIRES VOLUME 1 High Society • Aunt Hagar’s Blues 

• King Porter’s Stomp • Yellow Dog Bites • East Coast Trot • Tight Like That • New Orleans Joys • Midnight 

Mama • Perfect Rag • Saratoga Swing • Just Gone • Billy Goat Stomp • Sidewalk Blues • Coal Cart Blues • 

Frankie And Johnny • Weary Blues • Sweet Baby Doll • The Chant • Working Man Blues • Froggie Moore 

• Camp Meeting Blues • Mobile Stomp • Terrible Blues (Personnel: Norberto Gandani, Sergio Tamburri, 

Alfredo Espinosa, Ricardo Scarremberg, Daniel Passero, more) Who would ever have imagined that the best 

jazz band since the classic bands of the 1920s - King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band and Jelly Roll Morton’s Red 

Hot Peppers, would be located in Buenos Aires? That is exactly what happened in 1966 when Turk Murphy, 

trombonist and leader of Turk Murhpy’s San Francisco Jazz Band, first heard an album by Portena Jazz Band 

and he commented, ‘They would blow us into the bay.’ They are sensational and perform in the true spirit 

and style of the jazz age. 23 tracks. [Item Code: 64139 CD: $16.00] 

35 PORTENA JAZZ BAND JAZZ FROM BUENOS AIRES VOLUME 2 The Stampede • Skid Dat De Dat 

• Livery Stable Blues • Wild Cat Blues • Cushion Foot Stomp • Milenberg Joys • Atlanta Blues • Patrol Wagon Blues • Clarinet Marmalade • Brown 

Skin Mama • I’ve Got Someone • Jackass Blues • Sugarfoot Stomp • Aunt Hagar’s Blue • Candy Lips • Steamboat Stomp • Oh, Miss Hannah • 

The Moche • What-Cha-Call-’Em Blues • Henderson Stomp • Sidewalk Blues • The Charleston’s - The Best Dance - After All (Personnel: Norberto 

Gandani, Sergio Tamburri, Alfredo Espinosa, Ricardo Scarremberg, Daniel Passero, more) Who would ever 

have imagined that the best jazz band since the classic bands of the 1920s - King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band 

and Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, would be located in Buenos Aires? That is exactly what happened 

in 1966 when Turk Murphy, trombonist and leader of Turk Murhpy’s San Francisco Jazz Band, first heard an 

album by Portena Jazz Band and he commented, ‘They would blow us into the bay.’ They are sensational 

and perform in the true spirit and style of the jazz age. 22 tracks. [Item Code: 64140 CD: $16.00] 

36 RAY RONNEI SALTY BUBBLE Salty Bubble • Snag It • Willie The Weeper • Far Away Blues • 

Oriental Man • Weary Blues • Winin’ Boy • Sweet Sue • Burgundy Street • Blue Bells Goodbye (Personnel: 

Jerry Kaehele, Tom Sharpsteen, Tom Sharpsteen, Gordon Wilson, Mike Fay, Vic Loring, Walt Sereth, 

more) [1962] Composer and cornetist Ray Ronnie is captured live on this 1962 recording performing his 

tune ‘Salty Bubble’ and nine other tunes with trombonist Jerry Kaehele’s Good Time Levee Stompers. The 

Levee Stompers were Tom Sharpsteen & Walt Sereth - clarinet, Gordon Wilson - piano, Mike Fay - bassist, 

Vic Loring - banjo. ‘Salty Bubble’ was also recorded Tom Sharpsteen and his Orlandos in 1994. The 1994 

Sharpsteen version will be used by Woody Allen in his newest film ‘Whatever Works’ to be released on June 

19th, 2009. [Item Code: 64328 CD: $16.00] 



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MR. MUSIC 

7020 GENE KRUPA QUARTET LIVE FROM THE LONDON HOUSE Three Little Words • But Not 

For Me • High Falutin’ • Indiana • Tenderly • Perdido • Flying Home • Yesterdays • There Will Never Be 

Another You • Memories Of You • Theme - Sultry Serenade • I Never Knew • Poor Butterfly • More Perdido 

(Personnel: Eddie Wasserman, Ronnie Ball, Jimmy Gannon) [1958-1960] Legendary jazz drummer Gene 

Krupa leads his quartet through 14 tunes recorded in 1958-1960. Gene is backed by Eddie Wasserman on 

saxophone, clarinet and flute, pianist Ronnie Ball and bassist Jimmy Gannon. 14 tracks including: Perdido, 

Indiana, Flying Home, But Not For Me, High Falutin’, I Never Knew. The musical performances contained 

here are but another small live example of the leader’s rich recorded legacy, helping celebrate the centennial 

anniversary of his birth in 1909. [Item Code: 64287 CD: $16.00] 

7021 WOODY HERMAN LIVE WITH THE FIRST AND SECOND HERDS Intro - Lover • All The Time 

• Wrap Our Troubles In Dreams • Lady McGowan’s Dream • A Ghost Of A Chance • Mabel, Mabel • 

They Went That Away • Juba Blues (*) • More Blues (*) • The Goof And I • Just For Laughs • I Cover The 

Waterfront • My Pal Gonzales • Four Brothers • We’ll Be Together Again • Lazy Lullaby • Kean And Peach 

(Collective Personnel: Sonny Berman, Cappy Lewis, Conrad Gozzo, Ed Kiefer, Bill Harris, John LaPorta, Red Norvo, Jimmy Rowles, Joe Mondragon, 

Don Lamond, Marry Ann McCall, The Blue Moods, Jack Teagarden, Ted Nash, Al Cohn, Stan Getz, Serge Chaloff, Jimmy Raney, more) [1946- 

1948] Bonus Tracks - (*) . Altoist and clarinetist and big band leader Woody Herman and his first and 

second Herds are captured live between 1946-1948. Each contributed an enormous amount of new music 

through their distinctive personalities and recordings.Members of Woody’s band include trombonist Jack 

Teagarden, saxophonists Al Cohn, Stan Getz & Zoot Sims, bassist Charlie Drayton, trumpeter Shorty Rogers 

and vibist Red Norvo. 17 tracks including: All The Time, More Blues, A Ghost Of A Chance, Just For Laughs, 

We’ll Be Together Again. [Item Code: 64288 CD: $16.00] 

7022 STAN KENTON LIVE FROM CANADA Intro - Theme • Stardust • Love For Sale • Ennui • Bill’s 

Blues • Artistry In Rhythm • Collaboration • Intro - Theme • Francesca • Stella By Starlight • Artistry In Bolero 

• Somnambolism • Jump For Joe • Intro - Theme • Minor Riff • Interlude • Nags And Baggage • Street 

Of Dreams • Portrait Of A Count • Canadian Tribute • Concerto To End All Concertos (Collective Prsonnel: 

Buddy Childers, Conte Cnadoli, Bill Russo, Bill Holman, Stan Kenton, Don Bagley, Frank Rosolino, Stan 

Levey, more) [1952] ios like a hailstorm. The sound of the 1952-53 Stan Kenton Orchestra presented 

here Live Form Canada was the road band at it’s best. Most Kenton aficionados agree that this orchestra was 

Stan’s finest and certainly most swingest. It engulfed the listener with it’s azure beauty, soloists cutting into 

the ensemble, like voices shouting into t the wind. These performances played in Kitchener, Toronto and 

Montreal were part of the historic Concert In Miniature, aired over NBC. [Item Code: 64289 CD: $16.00] 

OA2 RECORDS 

22054 BEN NEUMAN INTRODUCTIONS 26-2 • I Fall In Love Too Easily • M.J.D. • Peace • Riot • 

Blame It On My Youth • You And The Night And The Music • A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square (Personnel: 

Dennis Carroll, George Fludas) [2008] Combining with one of America’s premier rhythm teams - 

bassist Dennis Carroll (Bobby Broom Trio) and drummer George Fludas (Cedar Walton Trio) - Chicago pianist 

Ben Neuman creates a dynamic debut recording with fresh arrangements of music by Coltrane, Hancock 

and Horace Silver along with American Songbook classics and an original of his own. Deeply embedded 

in the tradition, Neuman further pursues new harmonic and melodic concepts as a member of the vibrant 

Chicago jazz scene while he finishes his degree in philosophy at the University of Chicago. [Item Code: 

64116 CD: $15.00] 

OJC 

31429 DAVE BRUBECK ESSENTIAL STANDARDS Let’s Fall In Love • Body And Soul • Look For The 

Silver Lining • Stardust • The Way You Look Tonight • All The Things You Are • Laura • Yesterdays (Live) • Black And Blue (Live) • Cherokee (Live) 

• September Song (Personnel: Herb Barman, Jerry Bergonzi, Chris Burbeck, Ron Crotty, Lloyd Davis, Paul Desmond, Joe Dodge, Randy Jones, 

Butch Miles, Bobby Militello, Wyatt Ruther, Jack Six, Cal Tjader) [1949-2007] This Essential Standards collection from Fantasy is a fascinating 

glimpse of the early ‘50s ‘college’ Dave Brubeck when he played with a trio (and bongos) and also formed 

his celebrated quartet with altoist Paul Desmond, who shines on ‘Stardust’ and ‘The Way You Look Tonight,’ 

with the pianist providing swinging Bach-like contrapuntal runs on the latter. This was the beginning of the 

exuberantly intellectual jazz that reached its peak in the late ‘50s with Time Out and other seminal Columbia 

LPs. The compilation also includes some post-Columbia tracks from Telarc and Concord, which provides 

a nice overview of Brubeck’s early-to-late career in one neat package. [Item Code: 64501 CD: $13.00] 

31460 LESTER YOUNG CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION Jumpin’ With Symphony Sid • Tea For Two • I 

Can’t Get Started • Pennies From Heaven • I’m Confessin’ (That I Love You) • Oh Lady, Be Good • Just You, 

Just Me • Undecided • I Cover The Waterfront • Lester Leaps In (Collective Personnel: Ray Brown, Roy 

Eldridge, Herb Ellis, J.C. Heard, Hank Jones, Jim Lucht, Oscar Peterson, Bill Potts, Flip Phillips, Max Roach, 

Earl Swope, Norman Williams) [1952-1956] This collection draws on a 1956 live performance at Washington 

D.C. club plus three other selections taken from J.A.T.P appearances. Lester Young is considered one 

of the three most important tenor saxophonists of all time, along with John Coltrane and Coleman Hawkins. 

He is a true jazz giant - a man who became a legend by developing a unique style. The CD includes insightful 

liner notes by noted jazz historian Ashley Kahn. [Item Code: 64392 CD: $13.00] 



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OPENART 

7262 JACKIE RYAN DOOZY Doozy • You’ll See • Caminhos Cruzados • Do Something • With The 

Wind And The Rain In Your Hair • Speak Low • I Must Have That Man • Dat Dere • Beautiful Moons Ago 

• My How The Time Goes By • Opportunity Please Knock • I Haven’t Got Anything Better To Do • Brigas 

Nunca Mais - A Felicidade • Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most • Solamente Una Vez • Summer 

Serenade • Get Rid Of Monday • Midnight Sun • Tell Me More And More And Then Some • Some Other 

Time (Personnel: Cyrus Chestnut, Eric Alexander, Jeremy Pelt, Carl Allen, Ray Drummond, Neal Smith, 

Dezron Douglas, Romero Lubambo) [2006/2008] (2-CD set) One of the outstanding jazz vocalists of her 

generation and, quite possibly, of all time. Rivaling the dexterous sass of Sarah Vaughn, the instinctive smarts 

of Carmen McRae and the scintillating verve of Diane Krall. [Item Code: 64290 2-CD: $18.00] 

ORIGIN RECORDS 

82541 COURTNEY FORTUNE SPEAK LOVE Care Of Cell 44 • I Wish You Love • Lost In The Memory 

• You’re Starting To Feel Like Home • Close The Door • Speak Love • I Love The Way You’re Breaking My 

Heart • Like Always • Dindi • Bitter Words • I’ll Keep Waiting • Hello Love (Collective Personnel: Dean Parks, Christian Jacob, Jim Cox, Kevin 

Axt, Gregg Field, Miles Fortune, West Australian Philharmonic Orchestra, M.B. Gordy, Jeff Driskill, Chris 

Walden, more) [2008-2009] The dark tones of Los Angeles-based singer Courtney Fortune’s voice transition 

seamlessly from jazz to folk and pop on her debut album, ‘Speak Love.’ Along with a collection of 

standards, half of the songs on ‘Speak Love’ were written by Fortune or co-written with four-time Grammynominated 

composer and arranger Chris Walden. [Item Code: 64291 CD: $15.00] 

82542 JESSICA WILLIAMS THE ART OF THE PIANO Triple Door Blues • Esperanza • Love And Hate 

• Elaine • First Gymnopedie • Prophets • Diane • Lonnie’s Lament [2009] Pianist Jessica Williams returns 

with her third in a series of superlative solo piano recordings for Origin Records. Here, in performance at the 

Triple Door in Seattle. [Item Code: 64292 CD: $15.00] 

PRESTIGE 

31461 MILES DAVIS SONNY ROLLINS THE CLASSIC PRESTIGE SESSIONS - 1951-1956 Morpheus 

• Down • Blue Room (Take 1) • Blue Room (Take 2) • Whispering • I Know • Conception • Out Of The 

Blue • Denial • Bluing • Dig • My Old Flame • It’s Only A Paper Moon • Compulsion • The Serpent’s 

Tooth (Take 1) • The Serpent’s Took (Take 2) • ‘Round Midnight • Airegin • Oleo • But Not For Me (Take 1) 

• But Not For Me (Take 2) • Doxy • In Your Own Sweet Way • No Line • Vierd Blues (Collective Personnel: Walter Bishop, Jr., Art Blakey, Paul 

Chambers, Kenny Clarke, Tommy Flanagan, Bennie Green, Roy Haynes, Percy Heath, Philly Joe Jones, John Lewis, Jackie McLean, Charlie Parker, 

Tommy Potter, Horace Silver, Arthur Taylor) [1951/1953-1954/1956] 2-CD set. In the early 1950s Miles 

Davis and Sonny Rollins developed a friendship and working relationship that produced some of the best 

and most important jazz of that decade, and they moved on, each in his separate orbit, to further musical 

triumphs in the Sixties and beyond. The two CD set includes new liner notes of memories and reflections 

from jazz historian and journalist Ira Gitler. [Item Code: 64393 2-CD: $20.00] 

PROGRESSIVE 

7148 CHARLIE VENTURA HIGH ON AN OPEN MIKE Lover • Ghost Of A Chance • Wonderful 

World • Newport • High On An Open Mike • Broadway • Body & Soul • Things Ain’t What They Used To 

Be (Personnel: Warren Vache, Urbie Green, George Masco, John Bunch, Milt HInton, Mousey Alexander) 

[1977] Charlie Ventura is, as everyone knows, one of the finest tenor players jazz has produced. Charliei 

backed by some of his old friends like Urbie Green, John Bunch, Milt Hinton, and Mousey Alexander. 

Ventura re-recorded his “High on an Open Mike” and “Body and Soul”. Warren Vache celebrates Charlie’s 

return with his usual incisive trumpet work. His solos swing both sessions. “Newport” is a new ballad written 

by Ventura and “Body and Soul” represents Charlie’s 1977 ballad playing with no doubling of tempos. The rhythm team in back of all this is 

at its usual peak. [Item Code: 64329 CD: $15.00] 

RARE LIVE RECORDINGS 

88650 FATS NAVARRO COMPLETE LAST STUDIO SESSION Wailing Wall (Take A) • Wailing Wall 

(Take B, Incomplete) • Wailing Wall (Take C, Incomplete) • Wailing Wall (Take D) • Wailing Wall (Take E) • 

Go (The Way You Look Tonight) (Take A, Incomplete) • Go (The Way You Look Tonight) (Take B) • Go (The 

Way You Look Tonight) (Take C) • Go (The Way You Look Tonight) (Take B•C) • Go (The Way You Look 

Tonight) (Take D, Incomplete) • Go (The Way You Look Tonight) (Take E) • Infatuation (Body And Soul) (Take 

A, Incomplete) • Infatuation (Body And Soul) (Take B) • Infatuation (Body And Soul) (Take C, Incomplete) 

• Infatuation (Body And Soul) (Take D) • Stop (Pennies From Heaven) (Take A, Incomplete) • Stop (Pennies 

From Heaven) (Take B) • Stop (Pennies From Heaven) (Take C, Incomplete) • Stop (Pennies From Heaven) 

(Take D) • Lullaby In Rhythm • High On An Open Mike • Sweet Georgia Brown 7 (Personnel: Don Lanphere, 

Al Haig, Tommy Potter and Max Roach, Buddy Rich, Charlie Ventura, Ed Shaughnessy, Ralph Burns, 

more) [1947/1949-1950] The great Fats Navarro’s last studio session, included here in its entirety for the 

first time ever. As a bonus, an unissued broadcast from the Cafe Society recorded just a few days before Fats’ 

disappearance and two rare jam sessions from a 1947 and 1950 broadcast featuring the trumpeter. Includes 

12-page booklet. [Item Code: 64343 CD: $17.00] 


RARE LIVE RECORDINGS 

88651 CLIFFORD BROWN THE LOST REHEARSALS 1953-56 Somebody Loves Me • Indiana • I’ll 

Remember April • A Night In Tunisia • Bula-Beige Blues • Sometimes I’m Happy (Version 1) • Sometimes 

I’m Happy (Version 2) • Blues In F • Pennies From Heaven • Second Balcony Jump • Lullaby In Rhythm 

• Dewey Square (Fragment) Into Brownie Warming Up • Perdido - Wahoo (Version 1) • Perdido - Wahoo 

(Version 2) • Body And Soul • Perdido - Wahoo (Collective Personnel: Tadd Dameron, Benny Golson, Gigi 

Gryce, Sonny Rollins, Max Roach, more) [1953/1954/1956] All tracks previously unissued. This release 

contains a batch of rare rehearsals preserved by Brownie himself with his own amateur tape recorder. They 

feature such stars as Tadd Dameron, Benny Golson and Gigi Gryce, as well as the classic quintet with Sonny 

Rollins and Max Roach. Clifford plays amazing solos on all of these tunes, many of which, like ‘Somebody 

Loves Me’, ‘Bula-Beige Blues’ and ‘Sometimes I’m Happy’, he would never record again. Includes 8-page 

booklet. [Item Code: 64347 CD: $17.00] 

RETRIEVAL 

79058 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE JAZZ MODERNISTS Royal Garden Blues (a) • The Meanest Blues (b) • Washboard Blues (c) • Boneyard 

Shuffle (c) • Rhythm Of The Day (d) • Nervous Charlie (e) • The Chant (b) • That’s No Bargain (f) • Singin’ 

The Blues (g) • For No Reason At All in C (h) • Melancholy Charlie (i) • Delirium (j) • Mean Dog Blues (f) • 

Three Blind Mice (g) • Feelin’ No Pain (k) • Solilognoy (l) • Wringin’ and Twistin’ (m) • Humpty Dumpty (g) 

• Krazy Kat (g) • Jubilee (g) • A Imagination (f) • Harlem Twist (n) • In a Mist (o) • Dance of the Octopus (o) 

(Artist: a- The Wolverine Orchestra; b- Original Memphis Five; c- Hitch’s Happy Harmonists; d- Ross Gorman 

And His Orchestra; e- The Red Heads; f- Red Nichols And His Five Pennies; g- Frankie Trumbauer And 

His Orchestra; h- Tram, Bix And Eddie; i- The Six Hottentots; j- The Charleston Chasers; k- Miff Mole And 

His Molers; l- Don Vorhees And His Orchestra; m- Tram, Bix And Lang; n- Red Nichols And His Orchestra; 

o- Red Norvo) [1924-1933] This CD celebrates ‘the Jazz Modernists l924-33’. By June l924 Paul Whiteman 

had already presented his groundbreaking ‘Experiment in Modern Music’ concert at Aeolian Hall New 

York. [Item Code: 64406 CD: $11.00] 

SACKVILLE 

2074 BROTHER JOHN SELLERS PARIS 1957 Lucy Mae Blues • Railroad Blues • Love Is A Story • He 

Came All The Way Down • Hands Off • How Long Blues • Morning Noon And Night • You’ve Been Gone 

Five Years • I Cried For You • Woke Up This Morning • Blue Suede Shoes • Miss Otis Regrets • I Have The Blues Every Day • I’m Gonna Move To 

The Outskirts Of Town • Let’s Rock And Roll (Personnel: Bill Coleman, Pierre Michelot, Pierre Sim, Paul Rovere, Kenny Clarke, Christian Garros, 

Georges Arvanitas, Bill Coleman, Guy Lafitte, Claude Gousset, Michel de Villers) [1957] Recorded in Paris in 1957 with backing by the Guy 

Lafitte Orchestra. Blues and gospel vocalist Brother John Sellers is captured in the hard driving ‘shout’ blues style in the tradition of Joe Turner, 

Jimmy Witherspoon and Jimmy Rushing. [Item Code: 64234 CD: $17.00] 

2079 DICK HYMAN IN CONCERT AT THE OLD MILL INN Ain’t Misbehavin’ • I Can’t Get Started • Stompin’ At The Savoy • Have A Heart 

• Honeysuckle Rose • All The Things You Are • Undecided • Blackbird • Christopher Columbus • Ocean 

Languor • Pass It Along • The Man I Love [2007] A solo concert from December 2007 at The Old Mill 

Inn in Toronto by virtuoso pianist Dick Hyman. Hyman has played with legends Benny Goodman, Charlie 

Parker and Red Norvo, he has scored Woody Allen films and made in depth tributes to Jelly Roll Morton, Bix 

Beiderbecke and Duke Ellington. 12 tracks. [Item Code: 64235 CD: $17.00] 

SAVANT 

2099 JERRY BERGONZI SIMPLY PUT Mr. MB • Dancing In The Dark • Casadiche • Come Fly With 

Me • Wipper Snapper • Out Of Nowhere • Crossing The Naeff • What If? • Malaga (Personnel: Bruce 

Barth, Dave Santoro, Andrea Michelutti) [2008] The tenorist is a long-established master of extracting 

maximum artistry with a minimum of fuss, which masks the gact that there is nothing simple about either the 

contents or the execution of this release. Spurred by a first-class rhythm section, Bergonzi swings through 

a program of tricky originals and ingeniously reharmonized standswith unrelenting elan, deploying a richly 

entextured tone, an authoritative time feel, and a storyteller’s sense of how to unfold a narrative arc in notes 

and tones. Featuring Bruce Barth on piano, Dave Santoro on bass and Andrea Michelutti on drums. [Item 

Code: 64169 CD: $17.00] 

2101 PETER HAND BIG BAND THE WIZARD OF JAZZ Come Rain Or Come Shine • Ill Wind • 

This Time The Dream’s On Me • The Man That Got Away • Let’s Fall In Love • Stormy Weather • Blue 

Jug - Harold’s Blues • Over The Rainbow (Personnel: Houston Person, Kenny Berger, Don Braden, Ralph 

Lalama, Brad Leali, Mike Migliore, Jim Rotondi, John Mosca, Jim Pugh, Richard Wyands, more) [2005] 

Peter Hand has been a prolific and active presence on the New York jazz scene for many years and has 

worked with and/or written music for Carmen Lundy, the George Coleman Octet and the Lee Konitz Nonet. 

On his debut release for Savant Records, the Peter Hand big Band featuring tenor sax giant Hojuston Person 

pays tribute to the music of Harold Arlen and features a lineup of stellar musicians incuding Don Braden, 

Ralph Lalama, Cecil Bridgewater, Valery Ponomarev, Jim Rotondi, Ricahrd Wyands and Harvie S, putting 

a fresh and swinging spin on some of the most memorable songs in The Harold Arlen Songbook. [Item 

Code: 64170 CD: $17.00] 



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SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR 

783 THE GLENN MILLER SINGERS REUNIONS IN 1948, 1954, 1959 He Sez, She Says (a) • So Far 

(b) • It Could Happen To You • You Don’t Have To Know The Language (c) • Brooklyn Love Song (a) • 

Golden Earrings • Sure Thing • St. Louis Blues March • I’ll Be Seeing You (d) • Surprise Symphony • Begin 

The Beguine (e) • Memories Of You • Because (d) • Blue Champagne • Moonlight Serenade • I Know Why 

(f) • Moonlight Cocktail (g) • A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square (h) • Sweet Eloise (g) • (I’ve Got A 

Gal In) Kalamazoo (i) • Wham (Re-Bop-Boom-Bam) (j) • Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree (i) • Serenade In 

Blue (g) • Elmers Tune (g) • Booglie Wooglie Piggy (k) • Chattanooga Choo Choo (k) • Perfidia (f) (Vocalist: 

a- Marion Hutton; b- Gary Stevens; c- Tex Beneke And The Moonlight Serenaders; d- Johnny Desmond; 

e- Dorothy Carless; f- The Modernaires; g- Ray Eberle And The Modernaires; h- Ray Eberle; i- Tex Beneke, 

Marion Hutton And The Modernaires; j- Marion Hutton And The Modernaires; k- Tex Beneke And The Modernaires) 

(Collective Personnel: Joe Ferrante, Conrad Gozzo, Pete Candoli, Chuck Gentry, Al Hendrickson, 

Urbie Green, Mel Davis, Al de Risi, John Pizzarelli, more) [1948/1954/1959] Your chance to hear again 

the great vocalists featured in the Glenn Miller Orchestra at reunions in 1948, 1954 and 1959. In the 1948 

segment, on tracks 1-8, the featured band is the Glenn Miller Orchestra Led By Tex Beneke and featuring: 

Marion Hutton, Garry Stevens and Tex Beneke with The Moonlight Serenaders. The other two dates feature the Tex Beneke led all star line-up bands 

featuring Charlie Teagarden, Sy Zentner, Eddie Miller, Al Hendrickson, Jack Sperling, Doc Goldberg, Moe 

Purtill and many others who made the big bands swing. A nostalgic treat for lovers of music from The Big 

Band Era. [Item Code: 64042 CD: $14.00] 

784 ANDRE PREVIN TRIO WITH PEGGY KING THE NAVY SWINGS Introduction • I Could Dance 

All Night • More Than You Know (a) • Stars Fell On Alabama • I’m Beginning To See The Light (a) • Introduction 

• Mad About The Boy (a) • On The Street Where We Live • I Remember You (a) • Double Header 

• Introduction • Honeysuckle Rose • Bewitched (a) • I Could Write A Book • It’s Alright With Me (a) • 

Introduction • Zip • Mountain Greenery (a) • Moonlight Becomes You • Happiness Is Just A Thing Called Joe 

(a) (Vocalist: a- Peggy King) (Personnel: Red Mitchell, Frankie Capp) [1950s] Most people think of Andre 

Previn as a classical musician and conductor of the worlds finest classical orchestras but his repertoire is far 

wider and he is also a notable jazz musician. These ‘live’ recordings from the late 1950s show him performing 

with his trio of noted bassist Red Mitchell and lesser known but equally talented drummer Frankie 

Capp who drummed with most of the major swing bands including The Stan Kenton Orchestra. Peggy King’s 

career has seen her sing with many notable bands from the Swing Era including: Mitch Miller, Ray Anthony, 

Charlie Spivak and Ralph Flanagan. This CD contains four complete The Navy Swings shows and is a true 

collectors item. [Item Code: 64141 CD: $14.00] 

785 GEORGE SHEARING QUINTET THE NAVY SWINGS Introduction: Lullaby Of Birdland • Polka Dots And Moonbeams • For Every Man 

There’s A Woman • Nothing Ever Changes My Love For You • Introduction: Lullaby Of Birdland • You’re 

My Girl • Night Mist • Imagination • Poodle Mambo • Introduction: Lullaby Of Birdland • A Foggy Day 

• Friendly Persausion • Have You Met Miss Jones • Anitra’s Nanigo • Introduction: Lullaby Of Birdland • 

You’re Sincerely • No Moon At All • Mi Musica Es Para Ti (My Music Is For You) (Personnel: Toots Thielemans, 

Al McKibbon, Percy Brice, Armand Peraza) [1957] Another rare item, this CD features four complete 

The Navy Swings shows from 1957 showcasing the great George Shearing Quintet, The incomparable 

George plays with an all star Line up of renowned guitarist and virtuoso harmonica player Toots Thielemans, 

bassist Al McKibbon one of the premier bassists from the early Be-Bop era, Percy Brice who started his 

musical career playing piano and violin, percussionist Armand Peraza led an equally glittering career and 

probably his finest work was featuring on the seventies and eighties recordings of Santana, legend has it that 

he mastered his craft in an afternoon. [Item Code: 64142 CD: $14.00] 

786 COUNT BASIE AND HIS ORCHESTRA WITH JOE WILLIAMS LET’S GO TO TOWN Introduction 

• It’s A Wonderful World (a) • Three-Eighteen • Keep Your Hand On Your Heart (a) • Moten Swing • Closer: 

One O’Clock Jump • Introduction • Shake, Rattle And Roll (a) • In A Mellow Tone • More Than Likely (a) 

• Chestnut Street Ramble • Closer: One O’Clock Jump • Introduction • You Stepped Out Of A Dream (a) • 

Lil’ Darlin’ • Somebody (a) • Whirly Bird • Introduction • That Kind Of Woman (a) • Corner Pocket • In The Evenin’ (a) • Closer: One O’Clock 

Jump (Vocalist: a- Joe Williams) [1957] The Count Basie orchestra needs no introduction, suffice it to say if a poll was taken of the all time best 

Jazz bands Basie would always feature in the top five and there are many who would place them at number one. The vocalist on this CD is the 

great Joe Williams who sings some more unusual numbers including a jumping version of Shake Rattle And 

Roll. The band is in its heyday, at the peak of its form and features four complete National Guard Shows 

from 1957 which include several of the Count’s best known numbers but is graced with a good selection of 

his lesser known works. [Item Code: 64143 CD: $14.00] 

787 HERB ELLIS AND THE CHARLIE BYRD TRIO THE NAVY SWINGS Introduction • One Note 

Samba • Lady Be Good • Carolina In The Morning • Chung King • Introduction • St. Louis Blues • Someone 

To Light Up My Life • Danco No. 5 (Enrico Granadas) • Take Care Of Yourself • Introduction • Things Ain’t 

What They Used To Be • Willow Weep For Me • So Danco Samba (Jazz Samba) • Sweet Georgia Brown • 

Introduction • Limehouse Blues • When Your Lover Has Gone • It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That 

Swing • Bluesette (Personnel: Keeter Betts, Buddy Deppenschmidt) [1957] Many fine guitarists have 

emerged onto the American jazz scene but amongst the finest are Herb Ellis and Charlie Byrd. This group 

has been called their trio but I think the term quartet would better apply as also featured are virtuoso bassist 

Keeter Betts and drummer par excellence Buddy Deppenschmidt and with tracks like One Note Samba, Jazz 

Samba and Danco No. 5 leans towards a cool latin feel. These recordings are from four live Navy Swings 

shows in 1957. [Item Code: 64144 CD: $14.00] 


SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR 

788 RAY ANTHONY AND HIS ORCHESTRA LET’S GO TO TOWN VOL. 2 Intro: The Man With 

The Horn • Lucky In Love (1a) • Say Hey (1b) • Little Things Mean A Lot (1a) • When You Step In With 

The NG • Thunderbird • Closer: The Man With The Horn • Intro: The Man With The Horn • Dance My 

Heart • Only A Bridesmaid (1a) • I’m Nobody’s Baby (1a) • Air Express • Closer: The Man With The Horn 

• Intro: The Man With The Horn • Cat Dancin’ • I Cried For You (1a) • You Could Have Knocked Me Over 

• Venezuela • Closer: The Man With The Horn • Intro: The Man With The Horn • Steam Heat (1a) • When 

You Serve In The NG (1a) • Peter, Peter Pumpkin Eater • Hey There (1a) • Midnight Curfew • Closer: The 

Man With The Horn • Intro: The Man With The Horn • Love Me Or Leave Me (2a) • Mmmm Mamie (1b) 

• A Kiss Like Yours (2a) • Bunny Hop • Closer: The Man With The Horn • Intro: The Man With The Horn 

• Rollin’ Home • Learnin’ The Blues (2a) • Young And Foolish (2a) • Thunderbird • Closer: The Man With 

The Horn • Intro: The Man With The Horn • Sweet And Gentle (2a) • Mr Anthony’s Blues • My Man (2a) 

• When The Saints Go Marching In • Closer: The Man With The Horn • Intro: The Man With The Horn • 

Drive In • I’ve Got The World On A String • The Man That Got Away (2a) • DC-7 • Closer: The Man With 

The Horn (Vocalist: 1a- Mindy Carson; 1b- The Band; 2a- June Valli) (2-CD set) This is volume two of the series of fifteen minute radio programs 

recorded to promote post World War II conscription to the American National Guard and as such is a chance to hear again the wonderful sound 

of its featured band, virtuoso trumpeter Ray Anthony and his Orchestra. Eight separate programs are contained on this special low priced double 

CD set. Featured vocalists are Mindy Carson on disc 1 and June Valli on disc 2. This is your chance to relive again the days when radio was king 

as each program can be heard in its entirety. [Item Code: 64330 -CD: $14.00] 

789 TEX BENEKE RALPH FLANAGAN THE DUEL OF THE DANCE BANDS Moonlight Serenade (a) • St. Louis Blues March (a) • Bali Ha’i 

(a) (c) • I Can Dream Can’t I? (a) (d) • Mother Prairie (a) (e) • Always (a) • Cindy Lou (a) (c) • It’s Dark On Observatory Hill (a) (c) • Tenderly (a) • 

Nevertheless (a) (f) • Singin’ In The Rain (a) (g) • Too Young (a) (h) • Charmaine (a) • Singing Winds (b) • St’ Louis Blues (b) • Bali Ha’i (b) • You’re 

Breaking My Heart (b) (i) • Tell Me Why (b) (i) • Always (b) • Don’t Cry, Joe (b) (i) • It’s Dark On Observatory Hill (b) (i) • Tenderly (b) • Nevertheless 

(b) (i) • Singin’ In The Rain (b) (j) • Too Young (b) (i) • Charmaine (b) (k) (Vocalist: c- Mary Mayo; d- Glenn Douglas; e- Glenn Douglas And 

The Moonlight Serenaders; f- Gregg Lawrence; g- tex Beneke And The Mood Four; h- Eydie Gorme; i- Harry Prime; j- The Band; k- Harry Prime 

And The Singing Winds) (Personnel: a- Tex Beneke And His Orchestra; b- Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra) [1946-1952] Tex Beneke and Ralph 

Flanagan led two of the most significant bands of the swing era and on this CD you can hear them pitted against each other with contrasting performances 

of St. Louis Blues, Bali Hai, Too Young, Never The Less, Charmaine and others. These two fine orchestras feature talented vocalists Mary 

Mayo with an incredible vocal range, Glenn Douglas, The Moonlight Choristers, Gregg Lawrence, The Mood Four, Harry Prime and The Singing 

Winds and in the case of Tex Beneke arrangements by Billy May and Henry Mancini. [Item Code: 64331 CD: $14.00] 

TRADJAZZ PRODUCTIONS 

2135 SALTY DOGS JAZZ BAND CONCERT AT BATTLEGROUND - LIVE Clarinet Marmelade • A 

Closer Walk With Thee • My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms • Dallas Blues • Ain’t Gonna Give You None ‘o My 

Jelly Roll: Coney Island Washboard • Wolverine Blues • Blues My Naughtie Sweetie Gives To Me • Buddy 

Boldens Blues • That’s A Plenty • Big Butter and Egg Man • Willie The Weeper • Shake That Thing • Royal 

Garden Blues • Fidgety Feet • Muskrat Ramble (Personnel: John Waters, Dan Hughey, Dick Weimer, Lynn 

Oberholtzer, Mitch Crask, Steve Ley, Dick Karner) [1974] The Salty Dogs Jazz Band recorded live at the 

Tippecanoe Memorial Battlefield in Battleground, IN., Summer 1974. To put this in perspective, this group 

of Salt Dogs had never played together as a unit until the day of the concert. There was no practice, no 

warmups, nothing. John Waters had been working on the West Coast. He drove down from Chicago to play 

with the Salty Dogs. He was the only player who was not an official Salty Dog. The Salty Dogs made him 

a honorary member. [Item Code: 64333 CD: $16.00] 

2139 THE VILLAGE TAVERN HOT BAND LIVE IN CHICAGO Drop That Sack • Aunt Hager’s Blues • 

Papa Dip • Dippermouth Blues • Chime Blues • Alice Blue Gown • Tight Like This • A Closer Walk • St. 

James Infirmary • Flatfoot • Mandy Make Up Your Mind • Winin’ Boy • 1919 Rag • Wrap Your Troubles In 

Dreams • Linger Awhile • Swing That Music - End (Personnel: Bob Neighbor, John Otto, John Cooper, Jim 

Barrett, Chris Stind, Mike Schwimmer) [1991] There’s an old expression about the vagaries of life that goes, “Some days, you get the bear and 

other days, the bear gets you.” Well, December 29, 1991 was a night that the Village Tavern Hot Band got the bear. All the tunes were just fierce. 

Now thanks to the wizardry of digital remastering, you get to hear these performances. There was a chemistry among the guys where there was 

a sense of what was coming from each soloist, where everybody knew exactly what they were going to do 

and where to go during each ensemble. [Item Code: 64437 CD: $16.00] 

UNIVERSAL 

12993 GATO BARBIERI TROPICO Poinciana (Song Of The Tree) • Latin Lady • Adara • She Is Michelle 

• Where Is The Love • Evil Eyes • Bolero [1978] Top 10 Jazz LP from 1978, unique and inspiring, back in 

print. ‘Tropico’ is where dreams live. It is the light that explodes within, filled with tenderness, warmth and 

sensuality. It is the sweet rhythm of the imagination, where fantasies are turned into poetry and poetry into 

music. [Item Code: 64455 CD: $13.00] 

12995 DAVE BRUBECK PAUL DESMOND 1975 DUETS Alice In Wonderland • These Foolish Things • 

Blue Dove • Stardust • Koto Song • Balcony Rock • Summer Song • You Go To My Head [1975] Classic 

album with 3 originals and great cover tunes, rare LP now back in print. The last tune on the album, ‘You Go 

To My Head’ is taken from the original BBC tape aboard the SS Rotterdam, partly so the listener can hear 

how and where the duet idea began. [Item Code: 64457 CD: $13.00] 



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12995 OLIVER NELSON THE KENNEDY DREAM Let The Word Go Forth • A Genuine Peace • The 

Rights Of All • Tolerance • The Artists’ Rightful Place • Jacqueline • Day In Dallas • John Kennedy Memory 

Waltz First time on CD. A heartfelt jazz tribute to an American legend. This tribute is an attempt on the 

part of all involved - from producer Bob Thiele and composer Oliver Nelson on down the line to engineer 

Bob Arnold, the liner notes writers, and the individual members of the orchestra - to emphasize and bring to 

the world’s attention the really important things pertaining to the memory of John F. Kennedy. [Item Code: 

64458 CD: $13.00] 

12996 STAN GETZ APASIONADO Apasionado • Coba • Waltz For Stan • Espanola • Madrugada • 

Amorous Cat • Midnight Ride • Lonely Lady (Personnel: Eddie Del Barrio, Mike Lang, Kenny Baron, Paulinho 

Da Costa, Jimmy Johnson, Oscar Castro Neves, Michael Landau, Jeff Porcaro, George Bohanon, Reginald 

Young, Noland Smith Jr., Rick Baptist, Oscar Brashear, William Green, Tom Johnson) Lovely, flowing 

album. Getz’ next to last with Eddie del Barrio and Herb Alpert. [Item Code: 64459 CD: $13.00] 

12998 GERRY MULLIGAN LONESOME BOULEVARD Rico Apollo • I Hear The Shadows Dancing • 

Lonesome Boulevard • Curtains • Ring Around The Bright Star • Splendor In The Grass • Good Neighbor 

Thelonious • Wallflower • The Flying Scotsman • Etude For Franca (Personnel: Bill Charlap, Dean Johnson, Richie de Rosa) [1989] A late 

career classic with 9 Mulligan originals, now back in print. So here’s the quartet: Richie De Rosa, Dean Johnson, Bill Charlap and Gerry Mulligan, 

recorded at the Carriage House in Stamford, Connecticut. [Item Code: 64456 CD: $13.00] 

13001 GROVER WASHINGTON, JR. REED SEED Do Dat • Step ‘N’ Thru • Reed Seed (Trio Tune) • 

Maracas Beach • Santa Cruzin • Just The Way You Are • Loran’s Dance (Personnel: John Blake Jr., Tyrone 

Brown, Leonard ‘Doc’ Gibbs Jr., James ‘Sid’ Simmons, Richard L. Steacker, Milard ‘Pete’ Vinson, Smooth 

jazz master shines with silky arrangements and a lively take on ‘Just The Way You Are.’ [Item Code: 64462 

CD: $13.00] 

13004 McCOY TYNER TODAY AND TOMORROW Contemporary Focus • Night In Tunisia • T ‘N A 

Blues • Autumn Leaves • Three Flowers • When Sunny Gets Blue (Personnel: Jimmy garrison, Tootie Heath, 

Thad Jones, Frank Strozier, John Gilmore, Butch Warren, Elvin Jones) [1963-1964] Unforgettable jazz 

jams with appearances by Thad Jones, John Gilmore and Elvin Jones. The exciting young pianist is heard 

with his trio and for the first time - with his own sextet playing Tyner arrangements. [Item Code: 64461 

CD: $13.00] 

13005 QUINCY JONES SMACKWATER JACK Smackwater Jack (a) • Cast Your Fate To The Wind • 

Ironside • What’s Going On? (b) • Theme From “The Anderson Tapes” • Brown Ballad • Hikky-Burr (c) • 

Guitar Blues Odyssey: From Roots To Fruits (Vocalist: a- Quincy Jones; b- Quincy Jones And Valerie Simpson; 

c- Bill Cosby) (Personnel: Eric Gayle, Bobby Scott, Marvin Stamm, Jerome Ricahrdson, Freddie Hubbard, 

Hubert Laws, Toots Thielmans, Milt Jackson, Jim Hall, Joe Beck, Buddy Childers, Joe Newman, Grady Tate, Jakie Byard, Jimmy Smith, Dick 

Hyman, more) Ambitious arrangements, features Themes to Ironside and The Bill Cosby Show and special guest Freddie Hubbard, Jim Hall, et 

al. On this album Quincy Jones has coupled several well-known themes from television and films with several of the melodic and evocative songs 

from the pop world, dropped in a couple of original compositions by jazz musicians. [Item Code: 64454 

CD: $13.00] 

13120 JOE HENDERSON PORGY & BESS Introduction: Jasbo Brown Blues • Summertime (a) • Here 

Come De Honeyman - They Pass By Singin’ • My Man’s Gone Now • I Got Plenty O’ Nuttin’ • Bess, You Is 

My Woman Now • It Ain’t Necessarily So (b) • I Love You Porgy • There’s A Boat Dat’s Leavin’ Soon For New 

York • Oh Bess, Oh Where’s My Bess? (Vocalist: a- Chaka Khan; b- Sting) (Personnel: Conrad herwig, John 

Scofield, Stefon Harris, Tommy Flanagan, Dave Holland, Jack DeJohnette) [1997] Beautiful version of the 

classic opera, great band, plus vocals by Sting and Chaka Khan. [Item Code: 64460 CD: $13.00] 

27502 LOUIS ARMSTRONG LOUIS FOR LOVERS Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall In Love) • When Your Lover Has 

Gone • You Go To My Head • What’s New? • Body And Soul • Sweet Lorraine • Home • There’s No You 

• How Long Has This Been Going On? • We’ll Be Together Again (Personnel: Oscar Peterson, Paul Smith, 

Herb Ellis, Ray Brown, Louie Bellson, Russell Garcia) [1956-1957] The Verve collection Louis for Lovers 

compiles songs from three of his best latter-day works (I’ve Got the World on a String, Louis Under the Stars, 

and Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson), all recorded during his year-long stint with the label during late 

1956 and 1957. Despite his brief time recording at Verve, Armstrong spent much of it on the Great American 

Songbook, revealing the poetic beauty of well-worn standards like ‘You Go to My Head’ and ‘Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall in Love).’ [Item Code: 63752 

CD: $13.00] 

61784 VARIOUS ARTISTS WHEN RADIO WAS KING: THE BIG BAND YEARS Woodchopper’s 

Ball (a) • Flying Home (b) • I’m Beginning To See The Light (c) • I Won’t Tell A Soul (d) • I Got Rhythm (e) 

• Begin The Beguine (f) • Pennsylvania 6-5000 (g) • Caravan (h) • Cherokee (i) • Davenport Blues (j) • On 

A Slow Boat To China (k) • Opus One (l) • Summertime (m) • Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar (n) • Rum 

And Coca-Cola (o) • In The Mood (g) • I’m Getting Sentimental Over You (l) • Auld Land Syne (p) • By The 

Light Of The Silvery Moon (q) • Goodnight My Love (k) • Memories Of You (e) • Sentimental Journey (d) 

• One O’clock Jump (r) • Indian Love Call (f) • Easy Street (s) • Take The “A” Train (h) • It’s Only A Paper 

Moon (t) • A-Tisket, A-Tasket (u) • Minnie The Moocher (v) • Tuxedo Junction (w) (Artists: a- Woody Herman; 

b- Lionel Hampton; c- Harry James; d- Les Brown; e- Benny Goodman; f- Artie Shaw; g- Glenn Miller; 

h- Duke Ellington; i- Charlie Barnet; j- Bix Beiderbecke; k- Freddy Martin; l- Tommy Dorsey; m- Bob Crosby; 

n- Andrews Sisters; o- Vaughn Monroe; p- Guy Lombardo; q- Sammy Kaye; r- Count Basie; s- Stan Kenton; 

t- Paul Whiteman; u- Chick Webb w/Ella Fitzgerald; v- Cab Calloway; w- Erskine Hawkins) 2-CD set. 30 

tracks. [Item Code: 64463 2-CD: $17.00] 



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157 KENNY BALL AT THE BBC - THE AIRSHOTS Nobody’s Sweetheart • You Brought A New Kind Of 

Love To Me • That’s A Plenty • That’s My Weakness Now • High Society • Nuages • South Rampart Street 

Parade • Farewell Blues • Ostrich Walk • Riverside Blues • Original Dixieland One Step • Livery Stable 

Blues • Black And Tan Fantasy • Someday You’ll Be Sorry • American Patrol • Clarinet Marmalade • There 

Ain’t No Sweet Man (Personnel: John Bennett, Charlie Galbraith, Dave Jones, John Potter, Dick Bishop, Diz 

Disley, Paddy Lightfoot, Pat Mason, Colin Bates, Ron Weatherspoon, Vic Pitt, Jack Fallon, Ron Bowden, John 

Welling) [1957-1962] These recordings comprise broadcasts mostly for BBC Jazz Club and run from 1957- 

1962 and include some tunes that had not appeared on studio commercial disc. THese sessions complement 

the series of six volumes of BBC Jazz Club and the special issues of Ken Colyer and Chris Barber discs of BBC 

material from this time. [Item Code: 64096 CD: $19.00] 

171 KEN COLYER ATT STAR JAZZ BAND THE BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ VOLUME 7 Roll Along Prairie 

Moon (a) • Savoy Blues (a) • Willie The Weeper (a) • Texas Moaner (a) • Jazzin’ Baby Blues (a) • Bill Bailey 

(a) • Steamboat Stomp (b) • King Porter Stomp (b) • A Good Man Is Hard To Find (b) • Chattanooga Stomp 

(b) • Mad Dog (c) • Snake Rag (c) • The Chant (c) • Tuxedo Junction (c) • Gatemouth (c) • Down Home 

Rag (d) • Postman’s Lament (d) • Colorado Trail (d) • 1919 March (d) (Artist: a- Graham Stewart Seven; b- Mike Daniels Delta Jazz Band; c- Cy 

Laurie Band; d- Ken Colyer All Star Jazz Band) [1956•1958•1960•1973] There have been many enquiries asking about other recordings by 

the Graham Stewart Seven and Upbeat is happy to include more of that excelelnt band on this CD. Mike Daniels is an enduring story and features 

John Barnes who has developed a world-class reputation. Here the band is in a Jelly Roll mood. Cy Laurie’s music offered here presents one of the 

best-ever line-ups assembled by the legnedary leader. INtersetingly the band features Graham Stewart in an 

earlier incarnation. These four Colyer tracks offer a line-up following Ken’s withdraeaal from full-time band 

leading and demonstrate how successful Ken was in training fresh msuicians and old friends for his friends 

for his enduring mission of playing New Orleans music. This music reveals a renewed vitality from Ken’s 

golden autumn. [Item Code: 64097 CD: $19.00] 

172 HUMPHREY LYTTELTON THE BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ VOLUME 8 Maryland (a) • Ruritanian 

Blues (a) • East Coast Trot (a) • Frog-I-More Rag (a) • Last Smile Blues (a) • Shake It And Brake It (a) • Shim 

Me Sha Wabble (a) • Dallas Blues (a) • It’s A Thing (a) • Moten Swing (a) • Beale Street Blues (a) • Knee 

Drops (a) • Burgundy Street Blues (b) • You’re Driving Me Crazy (b) • Swinging The Blues (b) • Young And 

Healthy (c) • All I Do Is Dream Of You (c) • Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me (c) • Beale Street Mama 

(c) (Artist: a- Humphrey Lyttelton And His Band; b- Sandy Brown Band; c- Mick Mulligan With George 

Melly) [1954/1957-1958] Humphrey Lyttelton’s representation on disc is varied and many-faceted. The 

recent re-issues of his earlier work from the Parlophone label to the enduring success of Humph ‘n’ Helen 

both now represented on his own Calligraph label consistently demonstrate his interest in all good jazz and 

his own special studio assembly of players featuring Kenny Davern which swings comfortably between the 

traditional and mainstream. The success story continues, always interesting, always musical. The cult interest in Sandy Brown sustains particularly 

amongst reed-playing musicians. His special gift was in his ability to maintain his own highly personal sound. Perhaps his professional interest as 

an acoustical architect had a bearing on this. Tenor saxman Red Price from The Ted Heath Band guests on 

track 14 & 15. The Mulligan band with George Melly is very popular on disc today and George is still busy 

as an entertainer and singer now backed by John Chilton and his Feetwarmers. [Item Code: 64098 CD: 

$19.00] 

178 PETE ALLEN JAZZ BAND RUNNING WILD Cornet Chop Suey • I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My 

Sister Kate (a) • A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square (a) • That’s A Plenty • C’est Si Bon (b) • Sweet Sue 

Just You • The Right Key But The Wrong Keyhole (a) • Running Wild (a) • Sweet Substitute (a) • Hindustain 

• Bechet’s Walk • It Ain’t No Sin To Take Off Your Skin And Dance Around In Your Bones (c) • West End 

Blues (d) • See If I Care (a) • I Wanna Be Like You (a) (d) (Vocalist: a- Susan Valliant Speer; b- Brian Price; 

c- Dave Moorwood; d- Pete Allen) (Personnel: Ben Cummings, Richard Leach, Geoff Hull) Voted in top ten 

best albums of 2002 Jazz Review. The group Paul Allen leads on this new Upbeat CD may be his best ever. 

Its spritely rhythm section (led by banjo-guitarist•singer Dave Moorwood and underpinned by the powerful 

pulsating bass of Geoff Hull and locked-on drums of Brian Price) knows exactly how to propel a band without 

driving it through the wall. And its front-line is a perfectly balanced unit, distinguished both by Richard 

Leach’s broad-toned trombone and elegantly poised trumpet of an outstanding new talent, the pure-toned 

singer Susan Valliant Speer who turns from Red-Hot Mama to tender balladeer, song by song, with remarkable sophisticated skill. Brian Price, 

along with the ensemble, lends un peu d’humeur a la Freberg to ‘C’est si bon’. And then of course there’s 

the leader, playing his heart out - and warming all of ours - with every bar. Good music and good humour 

abound on this new album; proof positive that - as long as they belong to Pete Allen and his band - the new 

jazz century’s in the very best of Traditional hands. [Item Code: 64298 CD: $19.00] 

181 SONNY MORRIS AND FRIENDS WITH LUTZ EIKELMANN IN GERMANY All The Girls Go 

Crazy About The Way I Walk • The Glory Of Love • Hollondaise • When You Wore A Tulip • Just A Little 

While To Stay Here • Lord, Lord, Lord Youve Sure Been Good To Me • Gyspsy Davy • Keep Your Hands Off 

Her • Joe Averys Piece • Im Putting All My Eggs In One Basket • Swanee River • Girl Of My Dreams, I Love 

You • Laughin Samba • Colin Bowdens Got The Imdh Blues • I Cant Escape From You • Dinah (Personnel: 

Dickie Bishop, Sonny Morris, Sven Kipper, Ian Wheeler, Ray Smith, Gunter Barfuss, Lutz Eikelmann) [1999- 

2000] Following the session with Sonny Morris and Colin Bowden from Sagewerk in 1999 (here represented 

on tracks 9-16), another recording session was arranged in July 2000, this time extending the guest list to 

include Sonny Morris with Ian Wheeler on clarinet, singer Dickie Bishop and Ray Smith on piano. 

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183 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE BEST OF BRITISH JAZZ VOLUME 9 Soleil Perdu (a) • The Pearls (a) 

• On Revival Day (a) • The Chant (a) • Down Among The Sheltering Palms (b) • My Life Will Be Sweeter 

Some Day (b) • Tiger Rag (c) • I’ve Found A New Baby (c) • Beale Street Blues (c) • A Kiss To Build A Dream 

On (c) • Undecided (d) • Out Of Nowhere (d) • Sweet Georgia Brown (d) • Dinette (d) • Button Up Your 

Overcoat (e) • Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out (e) (Artist: a- Mike Daniel’s Delta Jazz 

Band; b- Ken Colyer All Star Jazz Band; c- The Saints Jazz Band; d- Diz Disley Quintet; e- Mick Mulligan 

And His Band) [1957-1973] Writer and broadcaster, Mike Pointon found information that led to BBC Bush 

House to discover source material preserved on vinyl transcriptions with selected ‘clues’ on very old paper. 

From this ‘At the Jazz Band Ball’ was presented in a series of three CDs taken from broadcasts made in 1962 

for overseas radio stations. Also discovered on vinyl disc Jazz Club pressings that were made available for 

distribution through the BBC Transcription Unit and this is what is included for the audience now. [Item 

Code: 64303 CD: $19.00] 

193 ALEX WELSH BONES FOR THE KING St Louis Blues • You Took Advantage Of Me • S’Wonderful 

• Sweet Sue • Royal Garden Blues • Big Swing Face • Limehouse Blues • You Are The Sunshine Of My Life • Red Bank Boogie • Intro • Last Night 

• Bone For The King • It Don’t Mean A Thing, If It Ain’t Got That Swing • Over The Rainbow • Mr Eli (Personnel: Dickey Wells, Bud Freeman, 

John Barnes, Roy Williams, Fred Hunt, Jim Douglas, Ron Mathewson, Harvey Weston, Roger Nobes, Lennie Hastings) [1966/1974] In this third 

Upbeat volume of rare Alex Welsh broadcast material included, besides more radio recordings, soundtrack from the acclaimed BBCTV Jazz 625 

series which in some cases only exists in this form. Witness how at home visiting American jazzmen were with this fine band, first the urbane Bud 

Freeman, a regular visitor to these shores at the time and then trombone giant Dicky Wells on his only UK solo excursion. [Item Code: 64434 

CD: $19.00] 

196 KEN COLYER SUNSET AT SAND BAY Martha • Bugle Boy March • Wabash Blues • Who’s Sorry Now • Running Wild • Ole Miss Rag 

• Hollandaise • Moose March • See See Rider • Right On (Personnel: Ian Wheeler, Allen Beechey, John Wiseman, Malc Hurrell, Malc Murphy, 

Alan Robinson, John Clarke, more) The tunes are staple repertoire with The Colyer Jazzmen apart from two Wheeler specialties: his own Hollandaise 

backed by the Trust Band - first time of playing with them - and Right On from the Chris Barber Days. Throughout the concert, the band 

is swung along with another special guest, barrel-house and blues piano man, John Clarke who recorded for 77 Records back in the fifties. [Item 

Code: 64095 CD: $19.00] 

199 KEN COLYER FIFTY YEARS ON - A CELEBRATION OF THE MUSIC OF KEN COLYER Introduction Mike Pointon • Blues Play On • Bugle 

Boy March • Black Cat On The Fence • Uptown Bumps • Corrinne, Corrina - Vocal Acker Bilk • Sweet Lorraine • All The Girls Go Crazy ‘Bout The 

Way I Walk • The World Is Waiting For The • Sunrise • Maple Leaf Rag • Postman’s Lament - Vocal Acker Bilk, Ed O’Donell, • Walking With The 

King • Goin’ Home - Vocal Acker Bilk • When The Saints Go Marching In - Vocal Acker Bilk (Personnel: Jim Holmes, Ed O’Donell, Ian Wheeler, 

Acker Bilk, Stan Greig, Ray Smith, Micky Ashman, Diz Disley, Peter Morcomb, Colin Bowden) [2004] On Saturday 17th April 2004, one day 

before what would have been Ken Colyer’s 76th birthday, a rare gathering of the surviving players from the second and third Ken Colyer Jazzmen. 

The spirit is still there and can be heard throughout this CD making it a worthy tribute to a unique jazzman. [Item Code: 64300 CD: $19.00] 

201 MAC DUNCAN LIVE AT THE LORD NAPIER South • Wolverine Blues • Yellow Dog Blues • Theres Yes, Yes In Your Eyes • Willie The 

Weeper • My Old Kentucky Home • Just A Closer Walk With Thee • Hindustan • Mustrat Ramble • Glory Of Love • Strutting With Some Barbecue 

• Baby Won’t You Please Come Home • Pennies From Heaven • Swanee River (Colelctive Personnel: Dave 

Bailey, Eddie Edwards, Ray Holland, Tony Scriven, Len Jacobs, Jack Hobbs, John griffith, Fred Belsey, Tony 

Kinsey, Sonny Morris) [1973/1975] The Mac Duncan Jazz Band with Sonny Morris Live at the Lord Napier 

Volume 2 plus The Frantique Jazz Band. [Item Code: 64301 CD: $19.00] 

206 MONTY SUNSHINE THE FULL MONTY SUNSHINE VOLUME TWO Cake Walkin’ Babies • Ace 

In The Hole • Lonesome Road • Someday You’ll Be Sorry • Papa De Da Da • Lou-Easy-An-I-A • Snake Rag 

• Jazz Me Blues • Magnolia’s Wedding Day • Sunshine Is Blue • Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet • When You 

Wore A Tulip • When The Sun Goes Down • Algiers Strut • Royal Garden Blues • Wild Cat Blues • Muskrat 

Ramble (Collective Personnel: Alan Gresty, Eddie Blashfield, Barry Dew, Mickey Ashman, Geoff Downs, 

Ron Brown, Pete Smith, Tony Bagot, more) [1980-1991] Certainly an integrated ensemble atmosphere is 

generated by whichever line-up Monty fronts on this album. The tracks you hear on this CD provide a vibrant 

sequel to his earlier Upbeat album. They span just over a decade of Monty’s band’s successful touring life 

and attest to his enduring popularity both here and in Europe. [Item Code: 64435 CD: $19.00] 

207 THE MINSTREL STARS STARS FROM THE BLACK AND WHITE MINSTREL SHOW Medley: Back 

In The Old Routine - Down Yonder - Way Down Yonder In New Orleans - My Blue Heaven - Sleepytime Down South - Birth Of The Blues (a) • 

Caravan (b) • Why Did I Choose You? (c) • Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (d) • The Music Of The Night (e) • 

Mysterious People (f) • Medley: Has Anybody Seen Our Ship - All The Nice Girls Love A Sailor - There Is 

Nothin’ Like A Dame (g) • Ol’ Man River (h) • Whiffenpoof (i) • Falling In Love With Love (f) • Bring Him 

Home (j) • Medley: Sawnee - Bye Bye Blackbird - Carolina - California (k) • Mattinata (e) • I Dreamed A 

Dream (b) • It Must Be Love (l) • The Lady Is A Tramp (d) • Medley: Ring Ring The Banjo - Polly Wolly 

Doodle - Nellie Bly - Golden Slippers - Oh Susannah - Alabama Bound - Midnight Choo Choo (a) (Cast: 

a- Ted Darling, Bob Hunter, John Boulter, Gly Dawson, Frances Fry; b- Eric Yorke; c- Ted Darling And Eric 

Yorke; d- Frances Fry; e- John Boulter; f- Margaret Savage; g- Ted Darling, Bob Hunter, Frances Fry; h- Bob 

Hunter; i- Glyn Dawson With John Boulter, Ted Darling & Bob Hunter; j- Glyn Dawson; k- Ted Darling, Bob 

Hunter, Margaret Savage & Frances Fry; l- Ted Darling & Bob Hunter) (Personnel: The Phil Phillips Trio - Phil 

Phillips, Roy Stewart, Alan Waterson) [1960s-1970s] Featuring stars from ‘The Black and White Minstrel’ 

television show, this recording has all the variety of the show that millions of people all over the world came 

to admire in the 1960s and 70s. This new recording is a reflection of the current stage show now touring the 

UK at present. [Item Code: 64436 CD: $19.00] 



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UPBEAT JAZZ 

208 THE TEMPERANCE SEVEN 33 NOT OUT After You’ve Gone • Home in Pasadena • Saratoga Shout 

• Me and Jane in a Plane • Cecilia • The Mooche • The Black Bottom • Deep Henderson • Happy Feet • 

Royal Garden Blues • Varsity Drag • Seven and Eleven • Borneo • Ziggy • Chilli Bom Bom • 33 Not Out • 

Mary • Button Up Your Overcoat • You, You’re Driving Me Crazy (Personnel: Christopher Buckley, Robert 

Mickleburgh, Michael Deighan, Wee Will McHastie, John Tucker, Malcolm Everson, Graham Collicott, Alexander 

Hitchcock Galloway) [1990] Reissued by popular demand. This recordings dates from 1990 and has 

been one of The Temperance Seven’s best sellers since then. Made to celebrate 33 years of The Temperance 

Seven. This recording os the long-awaited collection of yet more sparkling gems from The Temperance Seven 

taken from their repertoire of symphonic syncopation and featuring their much-loved hits from yesteryear. 

There are new songs too. This unique band continues to be number one in their field of jazz. They’re still 

having a jolly good innings and going strong for their century, scoring hits with both young and old alike. 

All-in-all 33 Not Out is another fine masterpiece from The Temperance Seven, a good mixture of the novelty 

items that only THe Temperance Seven can play with any degree of panache and also lost of GOOD - HOT 

- JAZZ. [Item Code: 64302 CD: $19.00] 

210 KEN COLYER ALLSTARS LIVE AT YORK ART CENTRE You Gotta See Mama Every Night • At A Georgia Camp Meeting • Lonesome 

Road • Maple Leaf Rag • My Blue Heaven • When I Leave the World Behind • Maryland, My Maryland • St Philip Street Beakdown • Tiger 

Rag • Goin’ Home (Personnel: Sammy Rimington, Barry Palser, Ray Smith, Stu Morrison, Alan ‘Jinx’ Jones, Colin Bowden) [1972] This CD 

is another great find of previously unreleased material. There is a wonderful atmosphere at York Arts Centre and the band is on top form. There 

are some unusual tunes on this CD that will appeal to Colyer collectors. Terrific playing from Sammy Rimington 

plus interesting sleeve notes of reminiscences that will appeal to Colyer lovers ensure that this new 

release will be a big hit! Ken Colyer’s Allstars with , drums and of course Ken Colyer on cornet and vocals. 

[Item Code: 64299 CD: $29.00] 

211 KEN COLYER THE SUNNY SIDE OF KEN COLYER Sunny Side Of The Street • Yaaka Hula Hickey 

Dula • Canal Street Blues (Slow Version) • Canal Street Blues (Fast Version) • Royal Garden Blues • Bill 

Bailey • Chloe • You Always Hurt The One You Love • Everywhere You Go The Sunshine Flows You (Personnel: 

Barry Palser, Sammy Rimington, Colin Bowden, Allan Jones, Stu Morrison, Ray Smith) [1972] Late 

in 1971, Ken made contact with some of the musicians from earlier vintages of the Jazzmen - Sammy Rimington, 

Colin Bowden, Ray Smith, appearing for this and other occasions as Ken Colyer’s Allstars. On January 

1st 1972 they appeared with him at Studio 51, Great Newport Street. THere followed regular Wednesday 

gigs at the 100 Club, Oxford Street. Bookings followed from the provinces, one of which was at The Dancing 

Slipper in Nottingham. The Dancing Slipper, Nottingham on 25th November 1972 was the first of three 

concerts, played and recorded that weekend and the venue where this CD was recorded. On the Sunday 

morning, a convoy of cars set off for York and the band played at St. Paul’s Church - hymns and spirituals in 

the afternoon, followed by a sell-out concert at the York Arts Centre in the evening. [Item Code: 64433 CD: $19.00] 

227 THE PASADENA ROOF ORCHESTRA FIFTEEN YEARS ON I Can’t Dance • Yes Yes (My Baby Said Yes) • You Took Advantage Of Me • 

Varsity Drag • The Very Thought Of You • Casa Loma Stomp • Hollywood Medley: Hooray For Hollywood 

- The Continental - Cheek To Cheek - Top Hat, White Tie And Tails • The Lambeth Walk • Solitude • I Heard 

• 20’s Medley: Don’t Bring Lulu - Ain’t She Sweet - Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue - Charleston • Here’s To 

The Next Time (Personnel: Mike Henry, John Arthy, Enrico Tomasso, Bob Renvoize, Andy Pummell, Keith 

Gemmell, Frank White, Michael Holmes, John Barron, Robin Merrill) [1984] This album ‘Fifteen Years On’ 

originally recorded in 1984 as the first release on the newly formed Pasadena Records label, and re-released 

here in 2009 by Upbeat Recordings, is a collection of great titles, brilliantly performed by the renowned 

Pasadena Roof Orchestra. What is not usually documented is the sheer hard work and professionalism that 

goes into making an album, any album, but especially an album which only takes 12 hours to record. On 

that day in 1984 the Pasadena Roof Orchestra was as usual in top form. The titles are those which everybody 

knows, or they think they know, the nub of title selection, and played at tempos which people can dance 

to, even if they are sitting down. [Item Code: 64094 CD: $19.00] 

VINTAGE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS 

291 DICK McDONOUGH AND HIS ORCHESTRA CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER Take My Heart • 

Stars In My Eyes • The Scene Changes • On The Beach at Bali-Bali • Summer Holiday • I’m Grateful To 

You • Dear Old Southland • Way Down Yonder In New Orleans • Dardanella • It Ain’t Right • Between 

the Devil & The Deep Blue Sea • In A Sentimental Mood • When The Moon Hangs High • Midnight 

Blue • South Sea Island Magic • Afterglow • I’m One Step Ahead Of My Shadow • Now or Never • 

Love What Are You Doing To My Heart • You’re Giving Me A Song And A Dance • With Thee I Swing 

• Tea On The Terrace • I’m In A Dancing Mood • There’s Frost On The Moon • He Ain’t Got Rhythm 

(Collective Personnel: Bunny Berigan, Toots Mondello, Larry Binyon, Artie Bernstein, Chauncey Morehouse, 

Chick Bullock, Babe Russin, Jack Lacey, Claude Thornhill, Paul Prince, Cozy Cole, Artie Shaw, Sammy Prager, 

Buddy Clark, Adrian Rollini, Mort Stuhlmaker) [1936-1937] In May 1936, McDonough and Carl Kress 

performed a guitar duo, during the famous radio broadcast of the “Swing Concert”, at New York’s Imperial 

Theater. A month later, McDonough recorded his second session as bandleader. In the next 16 months, he 

led 12 sessions, resulting in a total output of 46 recordings, all for ARC. For these sessions, which provide the 

material for this CD, McDonough brought together some of the best musicians available, including Bunny 

Berigan, Artie Shaw, Adrian Rollini, Toots Mondello, Cozy Cole and Claude Thornhill. [Item Code: 64412 

CD: $14.00] 


VOCALION 

4380 FRANK CHACKSFIELD AND HIS ORCHESTRA THE NEW LIMELIGHT - CHACKSFIELD PLAYS 

BACHARACH Limelight • The Man That Got Away • In The Still Of The Night • Scarlet Ribbons • Smile 

• Tonight • Theme From ‘Picnic’ - Introducing ‘Moonglow’ • Come Rain Or Come Shine • Night And Day • 

Here I Am • Warsaw Concerto • Raindrops Keep Fallin’ On My Head • Alfie • I’ll Never Fall In Love Again • 

This Guy’s In Love With You • Paper Mache • Trains And Boats And Planes • (They Long To Be) Close To You 

• You’ll Never Get To Heaven • The Look Of Love • To Wait For Love • The Green Grass Starts To Grow • 

Wives And Lovers [1965/1971] Both albums heard here are from Chacksfield’s extensive Decca ‘Phase 4’ 

discography, and highlight his ability to handle music from the standard repertoire as well as the more contemporary 

pop songs of the 1970s. First up is ‘The New Limelight’, which incorporates classic melodies by 

legendary ‘tin pan alley’ composers such as Cole Porter and Harold Arlen. Also included are timeless tunes 

that graced some equally memorable films: Chaplin’s Limelight and Richard Addinsell’s Warsaw Concerto. 

At the opposite end of the spectrum is 1971’s ‘Chacksfield Plays Bacharach’, which is of course a tribute to 

the song writing genius of Burt Bacharach. [Item Code: 64486 CD: $18.00] 

4390 TONY OSBORNE THREE BRASS BUTTONS / PIANO BRASS ‘N’ IVORY & BRASS IN THE NIGHT Do You Know The Way To San Jose 

• Get Back • Soul Street • Goodbye • Ali Baba • In The Bad, Bad Old Days • Brass ‘N’ Ivory • Don’t Let Me Down • Son Of Hickory Holler’s 

Tramp • Happy Heart • Send Her Away • The Mountain • All You Need Is Love • Okasan Little Bird • Thoroughly Modern Millie From The Film • 

Imogene • Helados • Up, Up And Away • Can’t Take My Eyes Off You • South Of The Border • Sunspot • Windy • Cornflake • Flowers To Moscow 

[1967/1969] Tony Osborne was one of Britain’s leading arranger-composers, and during the 1950s, ‘60s 

and ‘70s was the arranger of choice for some of the world’s most famous chanteuses including Judy Garland, 

Eartha Kitt, Shirley Bassey. However, this Vocalion release focuses on Tony’s own considerable skills as both 

an arranger and a composer. Both albums were originally recorded for Decca’s Deram subsidiary label, and 

as such bear the superb standard of audio engineering associated with that series. 1969’s ‘Brass ‘n’ Ivory’ 

kicks things off, featuring a nicely balanced programme of Tony Osborne originals mixed with arrangements 

of contemporary popular tunes. While the latter is comprised of Tony’s colourful, driving interpretations of 

various Lennon & McCartney melodies such as Get Back, Goodbye and Don’t Let Me Down as well as music 

by other composers. From 1967 comes ‘Brass in the Night’, which is a more sedate affair but nevertheless put 

Tony’s talents as both an arranger and composer in the spotlight. [Item Code: 64487 CD: $18.00] 

4392 FRANK CHACKSFIELD AND HIS ORCHESTRA PLAYS SIMON & GARFUNKEL AND JIM WEBB 

& PLAYS THE BEATLES’ SONG BOOK Up, Up And Away • Homeward Bound • By The Time I Get To 

Phoenix • Mrs Robinson • Galveston • Bridge Over Troubled Water • Scarborough Fair • Canticle • Wichita 

Lineman • Cecilia • The Sound Of Silence • MacArthur Park • Get Back • Michelle • Got To Get You Into 

My Life • Yesterday • Something • Hey Jude • A Hard Day’s Night • Norwegian Wood • Ticket To Ride • 

The Fool On The Hill • Come Together • Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da [1970/1971] This CD finds Chacksfield’s feet firmly planted in the 1970s as he 

interprets, in his own inimitable style, the legendary repertoire of Simon & Garfunkel, Jim Webb and the Beatles. Aided and abetted on both albums 

by arranger Johnny Keating, the first compiled here, ‘Plays Simon & Garfunkel and Jim Webb’, features typically 

lush - yet modern - Chacksfield readings of famous melodies. In 1970’s ‘Plays The Beatles’ Song Book’ 

Chacksfield does full justice to twelve classic tunes. [Item Code: 64488 CD: $18.00] 

4393 MANTOVANI AND HIS ORCHESTRA TO LOVERS EVERYWHERE & FROM MANTOVANI WITH 

LOVE The Way You Look Tonight • Tea for Two • September Song • Whispering • Quando, Quando, 

Quando • All of a Sudden • I Will Wait for You • Me and My Shadow • I Can’t Stop Loving You • Yellow 

Bird • Winter World of Love • Try to Remember • It’s Impossible • My Prayer • If I Only Had Time • Loss 

of Love • Gwendolyne • Rosy’s Theme • Theme from Love Story • Little Green Apples • Last Summer • 

Where Have All the Flowers Gone? • May Each Day [1971] With this release the lush, romantic sound of 

the Mantovani orchestra makes yet another appearance on the Vocalion label. ‘To Lovers Everywhere’ was 

recorded in France’s Sofrason studios and originally issued on the Decca label in the early 1970s. Material 

of a similar nature is on offer in the equally enchanting ‘From Mantovani with Love’, recorded in Decca’s 

Broadhurst Gardens studios in London. Again, Mantovani’s long-time arrangers Roland Shaw and Cecil Milner 

are on hand to provide their customary gorgeous arrangements. [Item Code: 64489 CD: $18.00] 

4394 INTERNATIONAL POP ALL STARS GREAT FILM THEMES FROM MANY LANDS & VIBRATIONS 

AROUND THE WORLD La Dolce Vita The Sweet Life • La Strada • La Ronde De L’amour Love’s Roundabout 

• Forbidden Games • Theme From ‘Black Orpheus’ (Carnival) • Never On Sunday • Theme From ‘Saturday 

Night And Sunday Morning’ • Adieu Tristesse • Anna • Nadia’s Theme • Scotland The Brave • The Rising Of The 

Moon • U.S.A - Aquarius • England - Greensleeves • France - The Windmills Of Your Mind • Germany 

- Muss I Denn • Portugal - Lisbon Antigua • Holland - Tulips From Amsterdam • Italy - Vieni Sul Mar • 

Sweden - Swedish Rhapsody • Canada - Lindbergh • Austria - Die Fledermaus Waltz • Brazil - One Note 

Samba • Spain - Aranjuez, Mon Amour [1962/1970] The mysterious International Pop All Stars make 

their first appearance on the Vocalion label with this release, which compiles two of their albums recorded 

for Decca’s ‘Phase 4’ series. The International Pop All Stars’ exact origins are not entirely clear, but it would 

seem that they were an orchestra consisting of Belgian session musicians under the direction of Belgian 

arranger-composer Harry Frekin; and, perhaps unsurprisingly, both albums heard here were recorded in 

Decca’s studios in Brussels. One of the early ‘Phase 4’ releases, ‘Great Film Themes from Many Lands’ 

showcases immaculate, elegant renditions of music from the movies. ‘Vibrations Around the World’, another 

classy affair. [Item Code: 64490 CD: $18.00] 



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VOCALION 

4395 RONNIE ALDRICH AND THE SQUADCATS / HIS TWO PIANOS, ORCHESTRA & CHORUS ALL 

TIME HITS & TOP OF THE WORLD South Rampart Street Parade • Petite Fleur • Royal Garden Blues • St 

Louis Blues • High Society • Darktown Strutters’ Ball • At The Jazz Band Ball • Honeysuckle Rose • After 

You’ve Gone • Dippermouth Blues • Basin Street Blues • I’ve Found A New Baby • Top Of The World • 

Summer (The First Time) • Vado Via • If I Asked My Heart • Ashes To Ashes • I Got A Name • Jesse • Say, 

Has Anybody Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose • Children Of Rome From The TV Show ‘Divorce His•Divorce 

Hers’ • Touch Me In The Morning [1960/1973] Pianist, arranger-composer and one of Decca’s best-known 

recording artists, Ronnie Aldrich, is spotlighted in this release. The albums here showcase two very different 

sides of Ronnie’s musical persona, with ‘All Time Hits’ featuring Ronnie’s swinging, tasteful arrangements of 

classic jazz standards. 1973’s ‘Top of the World’ features Ronnie in more familiar territory with his trademark 

two pianos plus orchestral backing, playing a selection of contemporary melodie. [Item Code: 64491 CD: 

$18.00] 

4396 MANTOVANI AND HIS ORCHESTRA THE MANTOVANI TOUCH & OPERETTA MEMORIES On 

A Clear Day You Can See Forever • Alfie • Release Me • A Man And A Woman • Almost There • What Now 

My Love • Edelweiss • A Day In The Life Of A Fool • My Cup Runneth Over • Days Of Wine And Roses • The Impossible Dream • Puppet On 

A String • The Merry Widow Waltz • My Hero From ‘The Chocolate Soldier’ • Play Gipsies, Dance Gipsies From ‘Countess Maritza’ • O Maiden, 

My Maiden From ‘Frederica’ • The Gipsy Princess Waltz • The Count Of Luxembourg Waltz • Serenade From ‘Frasquita’ • Gipsy Love Waltz • 

The Gipsy Baron Waltz • Die Fledermaus - Overture [1960/1968] Two albums released at either end of the 1960s. First up is ‘The Mantovani 

Touch’ from 1968, displaying Mantovani’s ability to stay abreast of contemporary songs and melodies, featuring 

gorgeous renditions of numbers including On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, A Man and a Woman, 

Puppet on a String, A Day in the Life of a Fool, Alfie and many more. 1960’s ‘Operetta Memories’ showcases 

Mantovani interpreting material he knew well, and, accordingly, the melodies remembered here are from 

the cream of the operetta canon. [Item Code: 64492 CD: $18.00] 

4397 BILL SAVILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA WE COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT & IN A DANC- 

ING MOOD This Is My Lovely Day - Most Gentlemen Don’t Like Love - The Last Time I Saw Paris - I Love 

Paris - C’est Magnifique • Tango: No Other Love • Rumba: Wish You Were Here • Samba: Carioca • Foxtrot: 

September Song - Bewitched • Quickstep: Dance Little Lady - A Room With A View - Pick Yourself Up - Easy 

To Love - All Of You - I Could Write A Book • Quickstep: I’m Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair - 

There Is Nothin’ Like A Dame - Happy Talk - A Cock-Eyed Optimist - Bloody Mary - Honey Bun • Waltz: This 

Nearly Was Mine - When I’m Not Near The Girl I Love • Foxtrot: Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - My Funny Valentine 

- I Didn’t Know What Time It Was • Quickstep: You Were Never Lovelier - They All Laughed - We’ll 

Gather Lilacs - I’m Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter - From This Moment On • Quickstep: 

I Could Have Danced All Night - I’ve Grown Accustomed To Her Face - Get Me To The Church On Time 

- With A Little Bit Of Luck - On The Street Where You Live • Cha-Cha: Ol’ Man River - I Can’t Get Started - The Man I Love • Samba: The Mayfair 

Samba • Quickstep: All The Things You Are - A Foggy Day - Nice Work If You Can Get It - My Heart Belongs To Daddy - Sing For Your Supper - It’s 

All Right With Me [1959] Bandleader Bill Savill led one of the finest and most popular ‘society’ bands of 

the 1950s, and between 1946 and 1967 he and his orchestra appeared in over three-hundred editions of the 

radio show ‘Music While You Work’. Bill was contracted by Decca to record a series of albums featuring his 

band playing tasteful arrangements of well-known tunes, specially tailored for dancing. Two such albums, 

‘We Could Have Danced All Night’ and ‘In a Dancing Mood’ (both from 1959), are compiled here. [Item 

Code: 64496 CD: $18.00] 

4398 THE MIKE LEANDER ORCHESTRA COOL DRINKS AND WARM COMPANY & THE FOLK 

HITS People • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) • The Alleycat • Dear Heart • The Girl From Ipanema 

• Who Can I Turn To • Never On Sunday • Desafinado • My Kind Of Girl • Goldfinger • Moon 

River • (I Left My Heart) In San Francisco • Colours • Mr Tambourine Man • Catch The Wind • There But 

For Fortune • A World Of Our Own • It Ain’t Me Babe • As Tears Go By • Come And Stay With Me • The 

Times They Are A Changin’ • This Little Bird • I’ll Never Find Another You • Concrete And Clay [1965/1966] 

Arranger-composer Mike Leander was a recording artist in his own right, and the two albums featured on 

this Vocalion release are good examples of his musical skill. Subtitled ‘The Summer Sound of Mike Leander’, 

‘Cool Drinks and Warm Company’ certainly lives up to that sobriquet, being as bright, breezy and carefree as 

you could wish. Mike Leander works his magic on a charming set of melodies drawn from a variety of sources. ‘The Folk Hits’ was originally released 

only in mono, and Vocalion present it in stereo for the first time. [Item Code: 64493 CD: $18.00] 

4399 WILL GLAHE AND HIS ORCHESTRA BAVARIAN MERRY-GO-ROUND & VIENNESE MERRY- 

GO-ROUND Karlsbader Karussell • Madlenka Polka • Donausagen • Huckepack • Kuckucks Walzer • 

Castaldo Marsch • Leitmeritzer Schutzenmarsch • Schneewalzer • Egerlander Polka • Amsel Polka • Grillenhochzeit 

• Quecksilber Polka • Jetzt Trink’n Ma Noch A Flascherl Wein • Tanzen Mocht’ Ich • Gern Hab’ 

Ich Die Frau’n Gekubt • Luxemburg Walzer • Liebste, Glaub An Mich • Drauben In Sievering Bluht Schon 

Der Flieder • Komm Mit Nach Varasdin • Wiener Fiakerpolka • Dorfkinder • Dein Ist Mein Ganzes Herz • 

Liebe, Du Himmel Auf Erden • Souvenir • Das Ist Die Liebe • Kaiserwalzer [1976] Famed accordionistcomposer 

Will Glahe makes his first appearance on the Vocalion label with this release, compiling two of 

his finest Decca albums of the 1970s. Glahe started out as a pianist and in the 1920s studied conducting and 

piano in Cologne. His career as an accordionist began almost by accident when, during a recording session, 

an accordionist was needed. Glahe tried the instrument, found he had a natural affinity for it and all at once 

the world lost a pianist and gained an accordionist. From there on there was no looking back as Glahe immediately 

began to build a career on his newly chosen instrument. [Item Code: 64494 CD: $18.00] 



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VOCALION 

4400 FRANK CHACKSFIELD AND HIS ORCHESTRA PLAYS LERNER AND LOEWE & PLAYS RODG- 

ERS AND HART My Fair Lady Suite: I Could Have Danced All Night - The Rain In Spain - ‘Lohengrin’ 

– Wedding March - Get Me To The Church On Time - I’ve Grown Accustomed To His Face - I Could Have 

Danced All Night (Reprise) • If Ever I Would Leave You • Wand’rin’ Star • Camelot March • Almost Like 

Being In Love • I Talk To The Trees • Come To Me, Bend To Me • Gigi Suite: Can-Can Intro - The Night 

They Invented Champagne - Thank Heaven For Little Girls - I Remember It Well - Gigi • Johnny One-Note 

• Isn’t It Romantic • Ten Cents A Dance • Thou Swell • My Funny Valentine • Lover • With A Song In 

My Heart • Bewitched • Falling In Love With Love • Where Or When • The Lady Is A Tramp • Mountain 

Greenery [1975/1976] This release compile two very worthy albums from Frank Chacksfield’s extensive 

Decca discography. ‘Plays Lerner and Loewe’ features in places the golden lead trumpet sound of legendary 

jazz/session musician Kenny Baker as well as the vocalising of session singer Joanne Brown. ‘Plays Rodgers 

and Hart’ serves up more typically elegant Chacksfield orchestral readings. Joanne Brown is again on hand 

to supply vocals where necessary. [Item Code: 64495 CD: $18.00] 

5310 RALPH MARTERIE AND HIS ORCHESTRA DANCE PARTY & COLLEGE DANCE FAVORITE & 

JUMPIN’ TRUMPET HIGHLIGHTS & BONUS TRACKS Tricky • Cha-Hua-Hua • Hesitation Hop • Night Stroll • Hey Babe • Popcorn • Shish- 

Kebab • Tequila • Riffin’ Around • Bop A Doo-Bop A Doo • Just A Minute • Torero • Green Light-Go • Cattle Crossing • Red Top • Don’t Be That 

Way • School Zone • Daybreak • Red Light-Stop • Dangerous Curve • No Parking • Lou’s Blues • Plymouth Rock • Ramona • Rain • Somebody 

Loves Me • Jumpin’ Trumpet • Big Dip • Travel At Your Own Risk • Soft Shoulders • Stop, Look And Listen • Slippery When Wet • Quiet Zone 

[1957-1958] Ralph Marterie was one of America’s most popular and successful bandleaders during the 

1950s and ‘60s, and the albums compiled on this Vocalion release bear testament to the precision and skill 

that made his band so highly regarded. Born in December 1914, Marterie began his recording career in the 

early 1950s having paid his dues by playing trumpet in the US Navy Band and doing various arranging assignments 

and broadcasts. Both Dance Party and College Dance Favorite are good examples of the tightly 

arranged, immaculately performed material for which the Ralph Marterie Orchestra was well-known. In 

addition there are selected highlights from Marterie’s 1957 album ‘Jumpin’ Trumpet’ as well as two further 

bonus tracks, also from 1957. [Item Code: 64500 CD: $15.00] 

6158 PAUL WHITEMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA VOLUME 3 - HAPPY FEET Manhattan Mary From 

The Show ‘Manhattan Mary’ (a) • It Won’t Be Long Now (b) • Sensation Stomp • Whiteman Stomp • San • 

Oriental • Ma Belle From The Show ‘The Three Musketeers’ (c) • March Of The Musketeers From Show ‘The 

Three Musketeers’ (d) • I’m Afraid Of You (e) • Grieving From The Film ‘Two Lovers’ (f) • My Blue Heaven 

(d) • My Pet (g) • I’m Wingin’ Home (d) • When You’re In Love (With Somebody Else) • Lonely Eyes (h) • 

Wistful And Blue (i) • Sunshine (d) • Back In Your Own Back Yard • In The Park In Paree From The Film ‘A 

Bedtime Story’ (j) • Look What I’ve Got From The Film ‘A Bedtime Story’ (k) • Happy Feet (b) • A Bench In 

The Park (l) • I Like To Do Things For You (b) • Song Of The Dawn (m) • Ragamuffin Romeo (n) • It Happened In Monterey (o) (Vocalist: a- Jack 

Fulton, Charles Gaylord, Austin Young; b- Bing Crosby, Al Rinker, Harry Barris; c- Austin Young; d- Bing Crosby, Al Rinker, Jack Fulton, Charles 

Gaylord, Austin Young; e- Bing Crosby; f- Jack Fulton, Charles Gaylord, Al Rinker; g- Bing Crosby, Al Rinker, 

Charles Gaylord, Austin Young; h- Wilbur Hall; i- Bing Crosby, Al Rinker; j- Jane Vance; k- Peggy Healy; 

l- Bing Crosby, Al Rinker, Harry Barris, Brox Sisters; m- Bing Crosby And Chorus; n- Jeannie Lang; o- Jack 

Fulton) [1926-1933] Paul Whiteman recordings spanning the years 1926-33. As is well documented, 

Whiteman’s orchestra of this period contained several star players such as Bix Beiderbecke and Frankie 

Trumbauer. Whiteman has his usual line-up of star vocalists in tow, the most notable among them being 

Bing Crosby, and his inimitable vocal style adorns various numbers. Other featured vocalists included Harry 

Barris, Al Rinker, Peggy Healy and Jack Fulton, while several of the arrangements are by Bill Challis. [Item 

Code: 64497 CD: $15.00] 

6159 ROY FOX AND HIS ORCHESTRA VOLUME 5 - TIME ON MY HANDS Memories Of You (a) • 

You’re Lucky To Me (a) • Star Dust (a) • Wedding Bells Are Ringing For Sally (a) • A Peach Of A Pair (a) • Writing 

A Letter To You (a) • Them There Eyes (b) • You’re The One I Care For (a) • Overnight (a) • Time On My 

Hands (a) • I’m Glad I Waited (a) • Alma Mia (a) • Ten Cents A Dance (c) • One More Time (a) • Thank Your 

Father (a) • Betty Co-Ed (a) • Would You Like To Take A Walk? (a) • Koppa-Ka-Banna (a) • You Didn’t Have 

To Tell Me (a) • Bubbling Over With Love (a) • Laughing At The Rain (a) • Ya Got Love (a) • My Temptation 

(a) • Fiesta (a) • By My Side (a) (Vocalist: a- Al Bowly; b- The Three Ginx; c- Betty Bolton) [1931] This release features vocalist Al Bowlly The 

music here all dates from 1931, and is performed by the incarnation of the Roy Fox Orchestra just before it 

took up its residency in London’s famed Monseigneur Restaurant. [Item Code: 64498 CD: $15.00] 

6160 JACK HYLTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA VOLUME 7 - DIGGA DIGGA DOO Digga Digga 

Doo (a) • Deep Night (b) • Sitting At A Table Laid For Two (c) • Roll Away, Clouds (b) • Dreams Of 

Yesterday (d) • A Precious Little Thing Called Love (b) • Weary River (d) • That’s My Weakness Now (b) 

• Mississippi Melody (e) • High Up On A Hill-Top (d) • Looking At You (d) • Considerin’ (d) • What Is 

This Thing Called Love? (d) • You Can’t Have My Sugar For Tea • You Came Along (e) • In The Heart 

Of The Sunset (d) • Tip-Toe Through The Tulips With Me (d) • Painting The Clouds With Sunshine 

(f) • Body And Soul (c) • Fancy You Falling For Me (d) • If You Want The Rainbow (d) • The Song I 

Love (d) • When Summer Is Gone Sweethearts On Parade (d) • Let Me Dream In Your Arms Again (d) 

(Vocalist: a- Jack Jackson; b- Sam Browne And Jack Hylton; c- Pat O’Malley; d- Sam Browne; e- Jack Hylton, 

Hugo Rignold, Chappie d’Amato; f- Sam Browne, Jack Hylton, Jack jackson) [1928-1931] The recordings 

span the years 1928-1931 and feature a host of vocalists that, besides Jack himself, include Sam Browne, Pat 

O’Malley and Jack Jackson [Item Code: 64499 CD: $15.00] 



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4-CD sets 

JASMINE 

22 JO STAFFORD REFLECTIONS THE ULTIMATE COLLECTION You Belong To Me • Keep It A Secret • Nearer My Love To Me • Smilin’ 

Through • Goodnight Irene • I’ll String Along With You (1a) • Whispering Hope (1a) • If It Takes Me All My Life • The Christmas Blues • Blue Skies 

(1b) • Within Your Arms (1c) • If • Ay-Round The Corner (Behind The Bush) (1c) • My Heart Cries For You (1d) • Teardrops From My Eyes (1d) • 

Where Are You? • Suddenly, There’s A Valley (1c) • When April Comes Again • Big D • With These Hands (1e) • Till We Meet Again (1e) • I Love 

You Truly (1e) • When I Grow Too Old To Dream (1e) • You Don’t Remind Me • The Temple Of An Understanding Heart • Spring Is Here • Don’t 

Get Around Much Anymore • Darling! Darling! Darling! (1c) • Poor Wayfaring Stranger • He’s Gone Away • I Wonder As I Wander • Red Rosey 

Bush • Black Is The Color • The Nightingale • Barbara Allen • No Other Love • It Was So Beautiful (And You Were Mine) • It’s Great To Be Alive 

(2a) • They Talk A Different Language (Yodel Blues) (2a) • Open Door – Open Arms (1b) • Ask Me No Questions (1b) • Love Is A Masquerade 

• Sometime • Here I’ll Stay • On The Outgoing Tide (1b) • White Christmas (2b) • Silent Night (2b) • Ave Maria • Abide With Me (2c) • Lead 

Kindly, Light (2c) • In The Garden (2c) • Nearer My God To Thee (2c) • Rock Of Ages (2c) • Battle Hymn Of The Republic (2c) • He Leadeth Me 

(2c) • The Old Rugged Cross (2c) • Make Love To Me • When It’s Sleepy Time Down South • Way Down Yonder In New Orleans (3a) • Raminay! 

(The New Orleans Chimney Sweep) (1c) • New Orleans (3a) • Jambalaya (1c) • Floatin’ Down To Cotton Town (3a) • Do You Know What It Means 

To Miss New Orleans? (3a) • Shrimp Boats (1c) • Basin Street Blues (3a) • Hey, Good Lookin’ (3a) • Gambella (The Gamblin’ Lady) (3a) (1c) • 

Early Autumn • What Good Am I Without You? • Thank You For Calling • I’m Your Girl • It Is No Secret • 

Star Of Hope (3b) • He Bought My Soul At Calvary (3b) • I Found A Friend • Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere 

• Invisible Hands (1c) • (There’ll Be) Peace In The Valley (1c) • The Beautiful Garden Of Prayer • The Lord 

Is My Shepherd • Each Step Of The Way (3c) • It Is Springtime (3c) • Lord, Keep Your Hand On Me • Pine 

Top’s Boogie • Every Night When The Sun Goes In (1b) • Star Of Love • My Heart Is From Missouri • Echoes 

In The Night • King Of Paris (1c) • You’re Starting To Get To Me • It’s Never Quite The Same • It Won’t Be 

Easy • Hibiscus • On London Bridge • All Night Long • Sweet Little Darlin’ • How Can We Say Goodbye? 

• Wind In The Willow • I’ll Buy It • With A Little Bit Of Luck • Beyond The Stars • What’s Botherin’ You, 

Baby? • All Yours • Lazy Moon • Underneath The Overpass • Warm All Over • As I Love You • Love Me 

Good • A Perfect Love • I’ll Be There (When You Get Lonely) • Bells Are Ringing • The Nightwatch • I May 

Never Pass This Way Again (Duet•Group: 1a- Gordon MacRae; 1b- The Starlighters; 1c- The Norman Luboff 

Choir; 1d- Gene Autry; 1e- Nelson Eddy; 2a- Johnny Mercer; 2b- The Lyn Murray Singers; 2c- The Thurl Ravenscroft 

Quartet; 3a- Frankie Laine; 3b- The Lee Brothers; 3c- The Mellowmen) (Collective Personnel: Paul 

Weston Orchestra, Harold Mooney Orchestra, Carl Cotner Orchestra, George Greeley, Bill Loose Orchestra, 

The Thurl Ravenscroft Quartet, Paul Weston String Ensemble, Carl Fischer, Frankie Laine Orchestra, Clyde 

Hurley, Frank DeVol Orchestra, Mitch Miller Orchestra And Chrous) 4-CD set. Very few singers of the 20th Century achieved the popularity and 

respect of Jo Stafford. A highly-diversified musician whose repertoire included American standards, folk music, sacred works, jazz, blues, novelty 

material, seasonal songs, and comedy. Her recordings continue to be readily sought by her many fans and Reflections is one of Stafford’s most 

comprehensive collections focusing on her output from the 1950s. Includes all her million-sellers of that period: ‘Shrimp Boats’, ‘Make Love to 

Me’, ‘It Is No Secret’, ‘Jambalaya’, ‘You Belong to Me’, ‘Whispering Hope’, ‘Keep It a Secret’, ‘Hey, Good Lookin’’ and more! Features her classic 

duets with Gordon MacRae, Gene Autry, Nelson Eddy, Johnny Mercer and her album with Frankie Laine, ‘A Musical Portrait of New Orleans’ appears 

in it’s entirety along with her classic albums ‘American Folk Songs’, ‘Songs of Faith’ and ‘Garden of Prayer’. The great Paul Weston arranged 

and conducted the majority of the sessions, with many tracks featuring the celebrated Norman Luboff Choir. Wonderfully remastered and includes 

detailed liner notes. [Item Code: 64308 4-CD: $30.00] 

2010 Calendar + CD 

BLUES IMAGES 

210 VARIOUS ARTISTS CLASSIC BLUES ARTWORK FROM THE 1920S CALENDAR (2010) That’s No 

Way To Get Along (a) • High Water Everywhere - Part 1 & 2 (b) • Hard Luck Child (c) • Match Box Blues (d) • 

Mojo Hand Blues (e) • She’s Crazy ‘Bout Her Lovin’ (f) • The Death Of Holmes’ Mule - Part 1 & 2 (g) • Slow 

Driving Moan (h) • Early Morning Blues (i) • Coal Man Blues (j) • Sawmill Moan (k) • This Old World’s In A 

Hell Of A Fix (l) • Ain’t Gonna Lay My ‘Ligion Down - Take 1 (m) • Ain’t Gonna Lay My ‘Ligion Down - Take 

2 (m) • Married Man Blues - Test, Take 2 (n) • Married Man Blues - Test, Take 3 (n) • Doctor Oh Doctor (o) 

• Jack O’ Diamonds - Georgia Rub (o) (Artist: a- Robert Wilkins; b- Charley Patton; c- Skip James; d- Blind 

Lemon Jefferson; e- Ida Cox; f- Mississippi Sheiks; g- Charlie Turner And Winston Holmes; h- Ma Rainey; 

i- Blind Blake; j- Papa Charlie Jackson; k- Ramblin’ Thomas; l- The Black Billy Sunday; m- Frank Palmes; 

n- Irene Scruggs With Blind Blake; o- Henry Townsend) [1926-1932] 12 month calendar with free CD. 

This unique 12’’ by 12’’ 2010 Classic Blues Artwork from the 1920’s calendar has broad appeal to anyone 

interested in blues music or history. Within its pages is a huge treasure trove of original blues artwork from 

the earliest days of recorded Blues history. In addition, each calendar contains a free CD that cleverly matches up each month’s artwork with the 

original recording it advertises. These songs make the calendar come alive. This year’s CD has a total of 18 tracks and includes three newly discovered 

blues classics. [Item Code: 64135 Calendar + CD: $19.00] 



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JSP 

1905 NOEL COWARD THE REVUE AND WAR YEARS VOLUME ONE A Room With A View • Dance, 

Little Lady • Mary Make-Believe • Try To Learn To Love • Lorelei • The Dream Is Over • Zigeuner • World 

Weary • Private Lives - Love Scene Act 1: Someday I’ll Find You (1a) • Private Lives - Scene From Act II: 

I Never Realised (1a) • If You Were The Only Girl In The World • Half-Caste Woman • Any Little Fish • 

Cavalcade - Prologue: Soldiers Of The Queen • Good Bye Dolly Gray • Private Tommy Atkins • A Little Bit 

Off The Top • Blue Bell • I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside • Alexander’s Ragtime • Band • Everybody’s 

Doing It • Pack Up Your Troubles • It’s Long Way To Tipperary • I’ll Make A Man Of You • There’s A Long 

Trail • Keep The Home Fire Burning • Dance Little Lady • Land Of Hope And Glory • Epilogue • Lover Of 

My Dreams (Mirabelle Waltz) • Calvacade Vocal Selection: Soldiers Of The Queen • Goodbye Dolly Gray • 

Lover Of My Dreams • I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside • Goodbye My Bluebell • Alexander’s Ragtime 

Band • Everybody’s Doing It Now • Let’s All Go Down The Strand • If You Were The Only Gin • Take Me 

Back To Dear Old Blighty • There’s A Long, Long Trail • Keep The Home Fires Burning • Twentieth Century 

Blues • Noel Coward Medley - Intro • Parisian Pierrot • Poor Little Rich Girl • A Room With A View • Dance 

Little Lady • Someday I’ll Find You • Any Little Fish • If You Could Only Come With Me • I’ll See You Again 

• Let’s Say Goodbye • The Party’s Over Now • Something To Do With Spring • Mad Dogs And Englishmen • Tokay • World Weary • Caballero 

• Green Carnation • I’ll See You Again • Poor Little Rich Girl • Zigeuner • Dear Little Cafe • Call Of Life • Ladies Of The Town • I’ll Follow My 

Secret Heart (2a) • I Travel Alone • Most Of Ev’ry Day • Love In Bloom • Fare Thee Well • Mrs. Worthington • We Were So Young • Then Play, 

Orchestra, Play (1a) • You Were There (1a) • Has Anybody Seen Our Ship? (1a) • Man About Town (1a) • Family Album - The Toast (1a) •Family 

Album - Hearts And Flowers (1a) • Parisian Pierrot • We Were Dancing • Dearest Love • Where Are The Songs We Sung? • The Stately Homes 

Of England • Gipsy Melody • Dearest Love • I’ll See You Again • Just Let Me Look At You • Poor Little Rich Girl • London Pride • The Last Time 

I Saw Paris • Could You Please Oblige Us With A Bren Gun? • There Have Been Songs In England • Imagine The Duchess’s Feelings • It’s Only 

You • Don’t Let’s Be Beastly To The Germans • The Welcoming Land • I’m Old Fashioned • You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To • Sigh No More 

• I Wonder What Happened To Him • Matelot • Nina • Never Again • Wait A Bit, Joe • Bright Was The Day • This Is A Changing World • His 

Excellency Regrets • Uncle Harry • Josephine • Don’t Make Fun Of The Fair • Sail Away • Noel Coward Medley - I’ll See You Again • Dance 

A Little Lady • Poor Little Rich Girl • A Room With A View • Parisian Pierrot • Any Little Fish • You Were There • Someday I’ll Find You • Let’s 

Say Goodbye • I’ll Follow My Secret Heart • If Love Were All • Play Orchestra Play • Why Does Love Get In The Way? • I Like America • Time 

And Again • There Are Bad Times Just Around The Corner • London Pride (Alt Take) (Duet: 1a- Noel Coward And Gertrude Lawrence; 2a- Noel 

Coward And Yvonne Printemps) (Collective Personnel: Carroll Gibbons, Clifford Greenwood And Orchestra, Robb Stewart, Norman Hackforth) 

[1928-1952] 4-CD set. Noel Coward’s theatrical talents seemed almost limitless. He established himself as a boy star before the First World War 

and, ever resilient, he stayed at the top for most of his life. These newly remastered sides are a revelation - confirmation that as performer, composer 

and penetratingly witty lyricist, he was without equal. ABy the final (1951) recording here, Coward was as famous in the United States as he was 

in Britain. After hearing this material, it’s easy to see why. [Item Code: 64536 4-CD: $30.00] 

77119 BILL MONROE AND HIS BLUEGRASS BOYS Blue Grass Ramble • New Mule Skinner Blues • My Little Georgia Rose • Memories Of 

You • I’m On My Way To The Old Home • Alabama Waltz • I’m Blue, I’m Lonesome • I’ll Meet You In Church Sunday Morning • Boat Of Love • 

The Old Fiddler • Uncle Pen • When The Golden Leaves Begin To Fall • Lord Protect My Soul • River Of Death • Letter From My Darling • On 

The Old Kentucky Shore • Raw Hide • Poison Love • Kentucky Waltz • Prisoner’s Song • Swing Low Sweet Chariot • Angels Rock Me To Sleep 

• Brakeman’s Blues • Travelin’ Blues • When The Cactus Is In Bloom • Sailor’s Plea • Highway Of Sorrow • Rotation Blues • Lonesome Truck 

Driver’s Blues • Sugar Coated Love • You’re Drifting Away • Cabin Of Love • Get Down On Your Knees And Pray • Christmas Time’s A-Coming 

• The First Whipoorwill • In The Pines • Footprints In The Snow • Walking In Jerusalem • Memories Of Mother And Dad • The Little Girl And The 

Dreadful Snake • Country Waltz • A Mighty Pretty Waltz • Pike County Breakdown • Wishing Waltz • I Hope You Have Learned • Get Up John 

• Sitting Alone In The Midnight • Changing Partners • Y’all Come • On And On • I Believed In You Darling • New John Henry Blues • White 

House Blues • Happy On My Way • I’m Working On A Building • A Voice From On High • He Will Set Your Fields On Fire • Close By • My Little 

Georgia Rose • Put My Little Shoes Away • Blue Moon Of Kentucky • Wheel Hoss • Cheyenne • You’ll Find Her Name Written There • Roanoke 

• Wait A Little Longer Please Jesus • Let The Light Shine Down On Me • A Fallen Star • Four Walls • A Good Woman’s Love • Cry Cry Darlin’ 

• I’m Sittin’ On The Top Of The World • Out In The Cold World • Roane County Prison • Goodbye Old Pal • In Despair • Molly And Tenbrooks 

• Come Back To Me In My Dreams • Sally Jo • Brand New Shoes • A Lonesome Road To Travel • I Saw The Light • Lord Build Me A Cabin In 

Glory • Lord Lead Me On • Precious Memories • I’ll Meet You In The Morning • Life’s Railway To Heaven • I’ve Found A Hiding Place • Jesus 

Hold My Hand • I Am A Pilgrim • Wayfaring Stranger • A Beautiful Life • House Fo Gold • Scotland • Gotta Travel On • Panhandle Country • 

No One But My Darlin’ (Collective Personnel: James H ‘Jimmy’ Martin, Birch Monroe, Carter Stanley, Ed Mayfield, Vassar Clements, Joel Price, 

Rudy Lyle, Merle ‘Red’ Taylor, Tommy Jackson, Grady Martin, Jimmy Selph, Ferris Coursey, Owen Bradley, Ernie Newton, Gordon Terry, Charlie 

Cline, Ernie Newton, more) [1950-1958] 4-CD set. By 1950, when this collection opens, Bill Monroe was a seasoned performer. His greatest 

claim to fame was as the creator of Bluegrass - a fusion of many musical strands into something uniquely 

American. An earlier set of Bill Monroe material (JSP 7712) dealt with his recordings up to late 1949. This 

second volume covers the era when he met the threat of rock ‘n’ roll - better than most it must be said. 

Indeed, one of Bill’s compositions, Blue Moon Of Kentucky, was an early part of Elvis Presley’s repertoire. 

The mature star is featured here - with all of his virtuosity and vigour on display. His band members include 

masters like Rudy Lyle and Jimmy Martin and stars of the calibre of Carter Stanley (who had briefly separated 

from brother Ralph) and Don Stover. Included here are the Jimmie Rodgers sides that Monroe recorded as 

a tribute to an early inspiration. Controversial at the time, they continue to divide opinion - some regarding 

them as an aberration, others seeing them as a progressive pointer to the future of Bluegrass. Cutting records 

was a minor part of the Monroe schedule. He was almost permanently on tour. Elvis Presley’s version of Blue 

Moon Of Kentucky rode high on the charts. Songwriting royalties were the happy result. And he still had a 

regular Opry spot. With the 1960s came new interest in folk roots and an upward surge in Bill’s career. By 

then he’d performed for four American presidents. It’s no surprise that he was a national treasure. Select any 

of the tracks here and be transported into a world of matchless artistry, hard-won sentiment and a sense of 

what it was (and hopefully, still is) to be American. [Item Code: 64537 4-CD: $30.00] 



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