September - October 2009 - Worlds Records

FREMEAUX
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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