September - October 2009 - Worlds Records

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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