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ADAMS, MISHKA 10
AIR 36
ALBERT, EDDIE 44
ALLEN, HARRY 39
ARMSTRONG, LOUIS 4
ASHERIE, EHUD 39
AUGUSTUS, SETH 28
BANKHEAD, TALLULAH 46
BARBER, CHRIS 35
BARKER, THURMAN 35
BECHET, SIDNEY 14
BENEKE, TEX 31
BIVONA, GUS 24, 25
BLACK, STANLEY 41
BLAINE, VIVIAN 45
BLAKE, RON 38
BONANO, SHARKEY 18
BOND, DAVID 35
BOUTTE, LILLIAN 18
BRADSHAW, TINY 29
BRIDGEWATER, DEE DEE 34
BROADWAY BELL-HOPS 36
BROOKMEYER, BOB 27
BROOKS, TINA 7
BROONZY, BIG BILL 8
BROWN, HENRY 32
BROWN, JAMES 22
BROWN, LES 31
BRUBECK, DAVE 38
BYRD, CHARLIE 36, 43
CADILLACS, THE 21
CARLE, FRANKIE 11
CARR, JOE ‘FINGERS’ 20
CARROLL, BARBARA 18
CARTER, BENNY 17, 27
CHRISTIAN, CHARLIE 43
CHRISTIANSEN, COREY 27
CLARK, SONNY 7
COCHRAN, EDDIE 21
COHN, AL 17
COLE, NAT KING 20
COLTRANE, JOHN 14, 23, 28,38
COLYER, KEN 35
COWARD, NOEL 44, 45, 46
CROSBY, BING 30, 42
CURIOS 13
DAVIS, MILES 23
DAVISON, WILD BILL 24
DAY, DENNIS 15
DEARIE, BLOSSOM 14
DELANEY, JACK 18
DELYS, HELAINE 8
DeVOL, FRANK 20
DORHAM, KENNY 34
DORSEY, JIMMY 37
DURBIN, DEANNA 30
EASTWOOD, KYLE 39
ECA, LUIS 23
EEA 26
ELDRIDGE, ROY 27
ELLINGTON, DUKE 14
ELLIS, HERB 43
EVANS, BILL 23
FAKANAS, YIORGOS 5
FARMER, ART 30
FEDCHOCK, JOHN 11
FERGUSON, MAYNARD 32
FIELDS, GRACIE 45
FIVE KEYS, THE 21
FLANAGAN, RALPH 31
FOUR ACES, THE 19
FREELON, NNENNA 12
FRIEDMAN, MARIA 30
GARLAND, JUDY 13
GARNER, ERROLL 15
GIBBS, TERRY 16, 38
GOODMAN, BENNY 9, 37, 38
GREER, DAVE 23
GRENFEL, JOYCE 46
GRIER, JIMMIE 40
GYPSY SWING ALLSTARS 5
HACKETT, BOBBY 23
HAIG, AL 11
HALL, FRED ‘SUGAR’ 28
HARRIS, GENE 28
HAWKINS, SCREAMIN’ JAY 22
HAZELTINE, DAVID 12
HEATH, TED 41
HENDERSON, FLORENCE 15
HERBERT, VICTOR 45
HERTZOG, JAKE 9
HINES, EARL 24
HODGES, FREDERICK 29
HODGES, JOHNNY 6, 13
HOFBAUER, ERIC 12
HOFMANN, PAUL 26
HOOKER, JOHN LEE 22
HORN, PAUL 36
HOT CLUB OF DETROIT, THE 24
HOT JAZZ ENSEMBLE, THE 24
ISLEY BROTHERS, THE 22
JACKSON, ANTHONY 5
JACKSON, MILT 14
JAMAL, AHMAD 15
JAMES, HARRY 37
JAMES, JONI 10
JENNINGS, WAYLON 26
JONES, JO 27
JORDAN, STANLEY 38
JUNGR, BARB 25
JURGENS, DICK 37
KAMUCA, RICHIE 17
KAY, BRAD 32
KECK, TONY 43
KENT, STACEY 11
KENTON, STAN 32, 37, 46
KESSEL, BARNEY 42
KONITZ, LEE 6, 13
KRUPA, GENE 6
LACY, STEVE 15
LAIBMAN, DAVID 43
LAINE, FRANKIE 26
LAINE, JACK 6
LAWRENCE, GERTRUDE 44, 45
LEVITT, ROD 22
LEWIS, JERRY LEE 21
LEWIS, JOHN 6
LEWIS, VIC 37
LINCOLN, ABBEY 27, 34
LUTER, CLAUDE 35
LYTTELTON, HUMPHREY 35
MANCE, JUNIOR 16
MANCINI, HENRY 9
MARCUS, MITCH 28
MARRIOTT, THOMAS 27
McDONALD, EARL 17
McKINLEY, RAY 25
MCNAIR, BARBARA 30
MEHLDAU, BRAD 26
MILLER, GLENN 31
MINGUS, CHARLES 10
MINNELLI, LIZA 13
MOBLEY, HANK 7
MONACO, TONY 32
MONK, THELONIOUS 38
MORGAN, JANE 30
MULLIGAN, GERRY 6, 30
MUSIC IN THE AIR 44
NEAME, IVO 13
NISTICO, SAL 33
O’BRIEN, VIRGINIA 46
O’CONNELL, HELEN 8, 19
O’DAY, ANITA 16, 42
PARIS, JACKIE 11
PARKER, CHARLIE 28
PARLAN, HORACE 7
PARTRIDGE, SARAH 25
PAUL, LES 8
PEPPER, ART 39
PETERSON, OSCAR 14, 34
POMUS, DOC 29
RANEY, JIMMY 11
REESE, DELLA 20
REINHARDT, DJANGO 14
ROACH, MAX 23
ROBESON, PAUL 10
ROLLINS, SONNY 39
ROTONDI, JIM 12
SATINTONES, THE 5
SAUNDERS, KEITH 33
SCENES 26
SCOTT, TONY 33
SECRET QUARTET 13
SHAW, ARTIE 8
SHIRELLES, THE 5
SIMS, ZOOT 17, 27
SINATRA, FRANK 4, 33, 46
SIPIAGIN, ALEX 12
SIX BROWN BROTHERS 7
SKJELBRED, RAY 41
SMITH, TYRONE 5
SMITH, WADADA LEO 25
SNEIDER, BOB 26
SOLAL, MARTIAL 14
SOTHERN, ANN 44
SOUCHON, DOC 18
SOUTHERN, JERI 46
SPIVAK, CHARLIE 24
STAPLETON, DAVE 13
SWANSON, ADAM 13
TAYLOR, MARTIN 43
VAUGHAN, FRANKIE 41
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VAUGHAN, SARAH 27
VEGA, RAY 27
WAGNON, MARC 9
WALLER, FATS 34
WARFIELD, TIM 12
V a r i o u s A r t i s t s / M i s c e l l a n e o u s
ACE STORY VOL. 1 5
BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928 44
FIRST CROONERS: VOLUME 1- THE TWENTIES, THE 39
FIRST CROONERS, VOLUME 2, THE 40
FIRST TORCH SINGERS, VOLUME 2, THE 40
FROG SPAWN, THE SECOND BATCH 17
GIRLS ALLOWED - A COLLECTION OF FEMALE VOCALISTS OF THE ‘50S 19
GREAT SONGS OF 1944 9
GREAT SONGS OF 1945 10
I MARRIED AN ANGEL 44
JAZZ MASTERS VOLUME 2 43
LEGENDARY VOICES OF VAUDEVILLE 40
MASTERS OF THE CLARINET, 1892-1920 7
SUNNY 45
SOLO ART STORY - PIANO BLUES & BOOGIE 1938-1939 VOL. 2, THE 31
UNDERNEATH THE HARLEM MOON 29
WONDERFUL NONSENSE: FUN SONGS OF THE ROARING TWENTIES 40
WORLD OF FINGERSTYLE JAZZ GUITAR 42
Late Arrivals
WATERS, MONTY 36
WEISKOPF, WALT 12
WILLIAMS, SUZY 32
WILSON, PHIL 11
WOLVERINE JAZZ BAND, THE 36
WOODS, PHIL 23
YOTAM 23
YOUNG MEN FROM MEMPHIS 16
YOUNG, BERNIE 18
FREMEAUX
1358 LOUIS ARMSTRONG COMPLETE LOUIS ARMSTRONG VOLUME 8 “PUBLIC MELODY No. 1”
Theme- I’ve Got A Heart Full Of Rhythm (a) • You, Rascal You (a) • On The Sunny Side Of The Street (a) •
After You’ve Gone (a) • Rhythm Jam (a) • That’s What I Like (a) • Memories Of You (a) • Chinatown, My
Chinatown (a) • Ida (a) • Darling Nelly Gray (w•The Mills Brothers) (a) • The Love Bug Will Bite You (a) •
Lazy River • Washington And Lee Swing (a) • I Got Rhythm • I Know That You Know (a) • Rockin’ Chair
(a) • Sugar Foot Stomp (a) • Bugle Blues (a) • Hustlin’ And Bustlin’ For Baby (a) • Shoe Shine Boy (a) • Will
You Do A Stomp?- Finale (Sleepy Time Down South) (a) • In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree (Take A) (b)
• In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree (Take B) (b) • The Old Folks At Home (Swanee River) (b) • Public
Melody Number One (c) • Public Melody Number One (a) • Yours And Mine (a) • Red Cap (a) • She’s The
Daughter Of A Planter From Havana (a) • Alexander’s Ragtime Band (a) • Cuban Pete (a) • I’ve Got A Heart
Full Of Rhythm (a) • Sun Showers (a) • Jubilee (d) • Once In A While (a) • On The Sunny Side Of The Street
(a) • Satchel Mouth Swing (a) • Jubilee (a) • Struttin’ With Some Barbecue (a) • The Trumpet Player’s Lament
(a) • I Double Dare You (a) • True Confession (a) • Let That Be A Lesson To You (a) • Sweet A Song (a) • So
Little Time (And So Much To Do) (a) • Mexican Swing (a) • As Long As You Live (a) • When The Saints Go Marchin’ In (a) • On The Sentimental
Side (a) • It’s Wonderful (a) • Something Tells Me (a) • Love Walked In (a) • The Flat Foot Floogie (b) • The Song Is Ended (b) • My Walking Stick
(b) • Shadrack (e) • Going To Shout All Over God’s Heaven (e) • Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve Seen (e) •
Jonah And The Whale (e) • Naturally (a) • I’ve Got A Pocketful Of Dreams (a) • I Can’t Give You Anything
But Love (a) • Ain’t Misbehavin’ (a) • Elder Eatmore’s Sermon On Throwing Stones (f) • Elder Eatmore’s
Sermon On Generosity (f) (Groups: a- Armstrong & His Orchestra; b- With The Mills Brothers; c- With Martha
Raye from film ‘Artists & Models’; d- w•Brass Band from film ‘Every Day’s A Holday’; e- With the Decca
mixed chorus; f- Monologues•Speeches) [1937-1938] 3-CD set. The Fremeaux Complete Series usually
feature all the original and available phonographic recordings and the majority of existing radio documents
for a comprehensive portrayal of the artist. The Louis Armstrong series is an exception to the rule in that the
selection of titles by this American wizard is certainly the most complete as published to this day but does
not comprise all his recorded works. [Item Code: 65515 3-CD: $27.00]
UNIVERSAL
20785 FRANK SINATRA SHE SHOT ME DOWN Good Thing Going (From The Musical Production
‘Merrily We Roll Along’) • Hey Look, No Crying • Thanks For The Memory • A Long Night • Bang Bang
(My Baby Shot Me Down) • Monday Morning Quarterback • South-To A Warmer Place • I Loved Her • The
Gal That Got Away- It Never Entered My Mind (Medley) [1981] Out of print in America. Digitally remastered edition of this 1981 album from
the legendary Francis Albert Sinatra, the greatest crooner of all-time. Nine tracks. [Item Code: 65479 CD: $17.00]

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1063 TYRONE SMITH PLAYING IT BY EAR Empty Promises • Back To You • Playing It By Ear • Cherish Or Perish • Days of Wine and
Roses • Memories • Changes Through Love • Senor Blues • Playing It By Ear (Reprise) (Personnel: Sarah Elizabeth Charles, Ron Anthony, Marcus
McLaurine, Bob DeVos, Vince Ector, Onaje Allan Gumbs) Tyrone Smith is a melodically aware saxophonist who combines melody with rhythmic
complexities that appeal to both jazz & R&B demographics, including fans of Maceo Parker, David ‘Fathead’ Newman, Fred Wesley, Grover
Washington, Jr., Kirk Whalum, and Marcus Miller. [Item Code: 65463 CD: $16.00]
1064 GYPSY SWING ALLSTARS LES NOUVEAU BOHEMIENS Rive Gauche • St. Ouen • Quais De La Seine • Quartier Latin • Les Bateaux
Mouches • Cafe De Paris • Aux Champs Elysees • La Bastille • Tango Parisien • Mr. L’inspecteur (Personnel: John Jorgenson, Charlie Bisharat,
Sharon Whyte, Marti Amado, Bob Magnusson, Paul Kimbarow, Brett Michael Wiesman, Josquin des Pres)
Ten tracks of original Hot Club de France Gypsy jazz that combine the feel of swing, the energy of rock, and
the improvisation of jazz with string elements akin to bluegrass and a virtuosity like that of classical music.
A loving tribute to the Quintette du Hot Club de France, the legendary group that popularized Gypsy swing
(sometimes called Gypsy jazz), Les Nouveaux Bohemiens was brought to life by longtime Gypsy swing enthusiasts
Josquin des Pres and Marti Amado. [Item Code: 65464 CD: $16.00]
ABSTRACT LOGIX
20 ANTHONY JACKSON YIORGOS FAKANAS INTERSPIRIT Inner Power • Footprints • Cuore Vibes
Part 1 • Cuore Vibes Part 2 • Interspirit • Seviglia • Caldera • Ionio II • Parhelia (Personnel: Dave Weckl,
Frank Gambale, Mitch Forman, Takis Paterelis, Tony Lakatos, Antonis Andreou, Mihail Iosifov, Kinsis String
Quartet Of Colours Orchestra) The first personal release from bass legend Anthony Jackson and the eighth
recording from Yiorgos Fakanas. The eight compositions-arrangements on this new album, actually have as
their central axiom the catalytic presence of Jackson’s sound and playing. This magnificent player, after a
remarkable career in American and world discography, realizes his first personal project, with the compositions of his Greek colleague, thereby
honoring him as well as the entire Greek jazz-fusion scene. Each of them playing with two different basses throughout the whole album, create
an incredible bass duo, over which some of the world’s best players add their art: Dave Weckl-drums, Frank Gambale-guitars, Mitch Forman-keyboards,
Tony Lakatos-saxes, Mihail Iossifov-trumpet, Takis Paterelis-saxes, flute, Andonis Andreou-trombone.
Also with them, Manos Theodosakis-trumpet, Enrique Bu-percussion, Vladimir Stoyianov-trombone, Teodor
Tachev-baritone, and a string quartet. [Item Code: 65018 CD: $17.00]
ACE
2 THE SATINTONES SING, THE COMPLETE TAMLA AND MOTOWN SINGLES - PLUS Motor City
• Going To The Hop • My Beloved (With Strings) • Sugar Daddy • Tomorrow And Always (Solo Lead) • A
Love That Can Never Be • Hungry Henry • You’d Make A Fine Son-In-Law (Version 2) • Foot Stomping Time
• Angel (Slow Version) • I Know How It Feels • My Kind Of Love • Zing Went The Strings Of My Heart •
Faded Letter • You Cast A Spell On Me • Your Sweet Love • Angel (Fast Version) • You’d Make A Fine Son-In-
Law (Version 1) • My Beloved (Without Strings) • Tomorrow And Always (Duet Lead) • Boogie Woogie Heart
• Because I Love You • The Feeling Is So Fine • You Can’t Beat My Lovin’ • Solid Sender- Chico Leverett •
I’ll Never Love Again- Chico Leverett (Personnel: The Rayber Voices Of Detroit) It was in April 1960 that
the Motown label issued its first official single, ‘My Beloved’ by the Satintones. Fitting, then, that exactly
50 years later, this unsung group of seminal Detroit doo woppers should get their long overdue moment in
the spotlight. Titled after an album that was never released, ‘The Satintones Sing!’ is produced with the full cooperation and encouragement of
Motown’s New York office, who gave the compiler, noted Motown historian Keith Hughes, access to their precious tape vault. In addition to the
13 tracks released by the group during their 1959 to 1961 existence, plus both sides of an earlier solo single
by lead vocalist Chico Leverett, the set includes an incredible 11 previously unissued titles. [Item Code:
65418 CD: $31.00]
1261 VARIOUS ARTISTS ACE STORY VOL. 1 Sea Cruise (a) • Everybody’s Carried Away (b) • Hey
Little Girl (c) • Rockin’ Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu Pt 1 d) • Just For You And I (e) • You Little
Baby Face Thing (f) • Gee Baby (g) • I Love My Baby (h) • Storm Warning (i) • Just A Dream (j) • The Peanut
Vendor (k) • Let’s Get It On (l) • Quit My Job (m) • Morgus The Magnificent (n) • I Warned You Baby (c) • Just
A Moment (o) • Pop-Eye (d) • Alimony (a) • Lover Of Love (p) • Everytime I See You (q) • Come On Home (r)
• What’s Going On (a) • Another Sleepless Night (s) • Rockin’ Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu Pt 2
(d) (Artist: a- Frankie Ford; b- Earl King; c- Frankie Lee Sims; d- Huey Smith & The Clowns; e- The Supremes;
f- Joe Tex; g- Joe & Ann; h- The Phaetons; i- Mac Rebennack; j- Jimmy Clanton & His Rockets; k- Alvin “Red”
Tyler; l- Hershel Almond With Al Good & His Band; m- Bobby Marchan; n- Morgus & The Ghouls; o- Roland
Stone; p- Chuck carbo & His Band; q- Harry Lee; r- Calvin Spears; s- Jimmy Clanton) 24 track remastered
collection of Johnny Vincent’s Ace label out of Jackson, Mississippi. The original 1979 album plus 10 bonus
tracks that represent the very best in good-time New Orleans rock’n’roll, R&B and rockabilly. Includes a 16page
booklet with fully illustrated 6000 word essay. [Item Code: 65419 CD: $19.00]
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1262 THE SHIRELLES SING THE GOLDEN OLDIES - SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION Walkin’ Along
• Tears On My Pillow • Lonely Teardrops • Church Bells May Ring • A Hundred Pounds Of Clay • Hey
Baby • I Met Him On A Sunday • To Know Him Is To Love Him • Can’t We Be Sweet Hearts • Please Be My
Boyfriend • My Prayer • Runaway • Mama Said • Baby It’s You • Group & Band Introduction- Walk Right •
(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction • Knock On Wood • Boys • Tonight’s The Night • A Last Minute Miracle • No
Doubt About It • What’d I Say • I Got You (I Feel Good) • When The Saints Go Marching In • I Met Him
On A Sunday ‘66 (*) • Twist And Shout (*) Bonus track - (*) . Two records and 26 tracks on one CD, this
set features one release from 1964 and one from 1967. ‘Sing The Golden Oldies’ is the girls’ tribute to their
peers, mixing 50s doo wop hits by the Willows, the Cadillacs, the Solitaires, Little Anthony and the Imperials
and the Platters with more recent early 60s smashes by such as Bruce Channel, Del Shannon and Gene
McDaniels. ‘Spontaneous Combustion’ is - apart from two tracks - a genuine live album from an era when
they were far from commonplace in black American music. [Item Code: 65420 CD: $19.00]
AMERICAN JAZZ CLASSICS
99004 JOHN LEWIS EUROPEAN WINDOWS Midsommer • The Queen’s Fancy • Cortege • Two Degrees East, Three Degrees West • England’s
Carol (Variations On God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen) • Three Windows • Little David’s Fugue • Django • The Queen’s Fancy • Midsommer •
Sun Dance (Collective Personnel: Percy Heath, Connie Kay, J.J. Johnson, Stan Getz, Lucky Thompson, Tony
Scott, Gunther Schuller, Billy Bauer) [1955•1958] The complete John Lewis album European Windows,
appearing here on CD for the first time ever. Recorded in Germany in 1958, it offers elaborate extended
arrangements of Lewis’ compositions. As a bonus, the rare LP by The Modern Jazz Society, included here
in its entirety. It also presents compositions and arrangements by John Lewis (two songs are performed on
both albums), featuring such outstanding soloists as J. J. Johnson, Stan Getz and Tony Scott, among others.
Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 64725 CD: $17.00]
99017 LEE KONITZ THE COMPLETE 1956 QUARTETS The Nearness Of You • Like Someone In Love
• Don’t Explain • Some Of These Days • Close Your Eyes • You’re Driving Me Crazy • Don’t Blame Me •
Sweet And Lovely • Cork ‘N’ Bib • Everything Happens To Me • Kary’s Trance • Indiana • You’d Be So Nice
To Come Home To • Star Eyes • Nesuhi’s Instant • I Remember You • All Of Me • Straightaway • Foolin’
Myself • You Go To My Head • My Melancholy Baby • Pennies In Minor • Sweet And Lovely • Easy Living
• Midway (Collective Personnel: Jimmy Rowles, Leroy Vinnegar, Shelly Manne, Billy Bauer, Arnold Fishkin,
Dick Scott, Sal Mosca, Peter Ind, Dick Scott) [1956-1957] 2-CD set. The complete contents of the original
Atlantic label LPs Worthwhile Konitz & Inside Hi Fi, which contain all of Konitz’ 1956 quartet recordings.
Among the highlights are the sides featuring Konitz, Jimmy Rowles, Leroy Vinnegar and Shelly Manne. This exact formation would never record
again. Other tracks feature Sal Mosca, Billy Bauer, Peter Ind, Arnold Fishkin and Dick Scott. The complete 1957 LP The Real Lee Konitz (also originally
issued by Atlantic) has been added as a bonus. It showcases Konitz in a quartet setting again on most
of the album. [Item Code: 65446 2-CD: $30.00]
99018 GERRY MULLIGAN MEETS JOHNNY HODGES Sunny • What’s The Rush • Back Beat • What
It’s All About • 18 Carrots For Rabbit • Shady Side • What Is There To Say • Just In Time • News From
Blueport • Festive Minor • As Catch Can • My Funny Valentine • Blueport • Utter Chaos (Personnel: Johnny
Hodges, Claude Williamson, Buddy Clark, Mel Lewis) [1959] The complete album Gerry Mulligan Meets
Johnny Hodges, which was the only collaborative small group recording ever made by these two sax giants.
As a bonus, the complete album What Is There to Say?. [Item Code: 65448 CD: $17.00]
99020 GENE KRUPA GENE KRUPA PLAYS GERRY MULLIGAN ARRANGEMENTS - THE COMPLETE
STUDIO RECORDINGS Bird House • Margie • Mulligan Stew • Begin The Beguine • Sugar • The Way
Of All Flesh • Disc Jockey Jump • Birds Of A Feather • Sometimes I’m Happy • How High The Moon • If
You Were The Only Girl In The World • Yardbird Suite • Indiana • Begin The Beguine (Alternate Version) •
Bird House (Alternate Version) • How High The Moon (Alternate Version) • Disc Jockey Jump (Alternate Version)
• Margie (Alternate Version) (Collective Personnel: Al DeRisi, Ernie Royal, Doc Severinsen, Al Stewart,
Marky Markowitz, Eddie Bert, Jimmy Cleveland, Billy Byers, Urbie Green, Kai Winding, Sam Marowitz, Phil
Woods, Frank Socolow, Eddie Wasserman, Danny Bank, Hank Jones, Barry Galbraith, Jimmy Gannon, Red Rodney, Charlie Ventura, Charlie Kennedy,
Teddy Napoleon) [1958] The complete original 1958 album Gene Krupa Plays Gerry Mulligan Arrangements (in stereo). Krupa and Mulligan
had known each other for more than a decade when this LP was made. Mulligan began collaborating
with the Krupa band in 1946 and all of Krupa’s other studio recordings of Mulligan arrangements have been
added here as a bonus, including a Mulligan score of ‘Indiana’ which wasn’t repeated on the 1958 album, as
well as five arrangements that were re-recorded more than ten years later. Includes 12-page booklet [Item
Code: 65521 CD: $17.00]
AMERICAN MUSIC
127 JACK LAINE PAPA LAINE’S CHILDREN Get Over Dirty March • Barnyard Blues • I’m Forever Blowing
Bubbles • Postman’s Lament • Ella Speed Blues • Sensation Rag • Just Jazz • Chef Menteur Joys • Oh,
You Beautiful Doll • Sweet Sue • St. Louis Blues • Bucket’s Got A Hole In • Papa Laine Talks • Papa Laine
Talks 32 • Any Rags, Any Bones, Any Bottles Today (Collective Personnel: Johnny Wiggs, Harry Shields,
Tom Brown, Stanley Mendelson, Edmond Souchon, Sherwood Mangiapane, Ray Bauduc, Raymond Burke,
Paul Crawford, Jack Sciambra, Chink Martin, Santo Pecoraro) [1951•1959] 15 tracks that are a tribute
to Jack Laine. Laine himself is featured on one track playing bass drum that has never been released before.
Recorded in 1951, 1959. [Item Code: 65327 CD: $15.00]
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ARCHEOPHONE RECORDS
5451 VARIOUS ARTISTS MASTERS OF THE CLARINET, 1892-1920 Air And Variations, No. 2 (a)
• Andante: Ballet Music From Mathias Sandorf (a) • Il Trovatore (b) • Clarionet Polka (c) • Narcissus (c) •
Miserere (c) • Andante Original (d) • Bolero Les Alsachiennes (e) • Echoes From Ireland (e) • Old Folks At
Home (e) • The Two Volunteers (f) • Titl’s Serenade (f) • My Old Kentucky Home (g) • Comin’ Thro’ The
Rye (g) • Little Nell (g) • Cara Nome (h) • Comin’ Thro’ The Rye (h) • Blue Bells Of Scotland (h) • Sally
In Our Alley (i) • Nellie Gray (i) • Gavotte From Mignon (i) • Cavatina From Robert Le Diable (i) • Old
Uncle Ned (i) • Heart Bowed Down (i) • Ballet Music From Mathias Sandorph (i) • The Minstrel Boy (i) •
Two Little Bullfinches Polka (j) • Comin’ Thro’ The Rye (k) • Blue Bells Of Scotland (k) • Maria Padilla (l) •
Divertimento- Il Convegno (m) • Fantasia For Flute And Clarinet From Simon Boccanegra (l) (Artist: a- R.K.
Franklin; b- Unknown; c- Felix Jardella; d- Jospeh Norrita; e- August Stengler; f- August Stengler & George
McNeice; g- George McNeice; h- Theodore Musinelli; i- William Tuson; j- William Tuson & George Rubel;
k- Louis H. Christie; l- Anthony Giammatteo; m- Anthony Giammatteo & Frederick Brissett) [1892-1920]
Due to the age of these recordings some of the transfers have surface noise. The last woodwind to become
a major part of the modern orchestra, the clarinet quickly became a favorite solo instrument in the infant
recording industry because of its pleasing tone and relative ease of reproduction. Many clarinet “masters” were simply journeymen musicians in
local bands - some graduating to become featured soloists with bands led by Gilmore and Sousa. Indispensable links to the popular emergence
of this seminal instrument, the recordings here go all the way back to Edison’s laboratory in 1892 with R.K.
Franklin, continue with Berliner’s disc recordings of the inimitable August Stengler, and show the phonograph’s
full power and balanced sound on cylinders by the most recorded clarinetist of the period, William
Tuson. [Item Code: 65531 CD: $17.00]
6007 SIX BROWN BROTHERS BROADWAY’S FAVORITE CLOWNS Tramp, Tramp, Tramp (a) • Bull Frog
and Coon Medley (b) • Independentia and Billboard Medley March (b) • American Patrol (b) • La Paloma
• Independentia- Medley March • Down Home Rag • Pussyfoot March • Rigoletto Quartet • Saxophone
Sobs • The Sunshine of Your Smile (c) • Somewhere a Voice Is Calling (c) • Kiss Me Again (c) • Love, Here
Is My Heart (c) • Comedy Tom • When Aunt Dinah’s Daughter Hannah Bangs on That Piano • Chasing the
Chickens • Carolina Sunshine • The Concourse March • Peter Gink • Twelfth Street Rag • Fatima • Lazy Jazz
Waltz • Alexandria Tramp, Tramp, Tramp • Bull Frog and Coon Medley • Independentia and Billboard Medley
March • American Patrol • La Paloma • Independentia- Medley March • Down Home Rag • Pussyfoot
March • Rigoletto Quartet • Saxophone Sobs • The Sunshine of Your Smile • Somewhere a Voice Is Calling
• Kiss Me Again • Love, Here Is My Heart • Comedy Tom • When Aunt Dinah’s Daughter Hannah Bangs
on That Piano • Chasing the Chickens • Carolina Sunshine • The Concourse March • Peter Gink • Twelfth Street Rag • Fatima • Lazy Jazz Waltz
• Alexandria (Artist: a- Tom Brown And Five Brown Brothers; b- Five Brown Borthers; c- Fred Brown) [1911-1920] The present compact disc
shows the Five and Six Brown Brothers, the Canadian siblings who became the most famous and successful
of the many pioneers who helped popularize the saxophone in North America, from a different angle than
Archeophone’s first compilation of their recordings, Those Moaning Saxophones (Archeophone 6002). That
collection stressed the Brown’s output of rags, one-steps, and popular songs to draw a portrait of them leading
the vanguard of the saxophone craze that spread from the Untied States to the rest of the affluent world
n the 1910s, and it followed them to their last recording, a 1927 Vitaphone soundtrack disc. The selections
on this new collection paint a more rounded likeness of their stage repertoire, from marches and waltzes to
oriental one-steps, an habenera, and an operatic transcription. Rags are represent as well, however, including
‘Twelfth Street Rag’, one of the groups’ hottest sides. The playlist once again begins in 1911, with all four
of the Five Brown Brothers’ very rare cylinder recordings for the United States Phonograph Company, and
it ends with their final Emerson recording, from 1920. At the midpoint, it offers Fred Brown’s four mysteryshrouded
solo outings on Columbia Records. [Item Code: 65532 CD: $17.00]
AUDIO WAVE MUSIC
1 HANK MOBLEY SOUL STATION Remember • This I Dig Of You • Dig Dis • Split Feelin’s • Soul Station • If I Should Lose You (Personnel:
Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Art Blakey) [1960] Classic Blue Note title from saxophonist Hank
Mobley released in 1960. Features pianist Wynton Kelly, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Art Blakey. The
improvement in sound quality of XRCD over a conventional CD is not subtle. The manufacturer claims that
obvious gains in clarity, transparency, dynamics and warmth of XRCD can be heard by all. XRCD allows the
listener to hear what the producer and artist intended to hear, the sound of the original master tape. Plays on
standard CD players. [Item Code: 65148 CD: $34.00]
2 HORACE PARLAN QUINTET SPEAKIN’ MY PIECE Wadin’ • Up In Cynthia’s Room • Borderline
• Rastus • Oh So Blue • Speakin’ My Piece • Rastus (Alternate Take) • Oh So Blue (Alternate Take) (Personnel:
Tommy Turrentine, Stanley Turrentine, George Tucker, Al Harewood) [1960] Classic 1960 Blue
Note release from pianist Horace Parlan. Features saxophonist Stanley Turrentine, bassist George Tucker and
drummer Al Harewood. The improvement in sound quality of XRCD over a conventional CD is not subtle.
The manufacturer claims that obvious gains in clarity, transparency, dynamics and warmth of XRCD can be
heard by all. XRCD allows the listener to hear what the producer and artist intended to hear, the sound of
the original master tape. Plays on standard CD players. [Item Code: 65149 CD: $34.00]
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3 SONNY CLARK COOL STRUTTIN’ Cool Struttin’ • Blue Minor • Sippin’ At Bells • Deep Night
• Royal Flush (Mono) • Lover (Mono) (Personnel: Art Farmer, Jackie McLean, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe
Jones) [1958] 1958 classic release on Blue Note by pianist Sonny Clark. Features alto saxophonist Jackie
MClean, trumpeter Art Farmer, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Philly Joe Jones. The improvement in
sound quality of XRCD over a conventional CD is not subtle. Plays on standard CD players. [Item Code:
65150 CD: $34.00]
4 TINA BROOKS TRUE BLUE Good Old Soul • Up Tight’s Creek • Theme For Doris • True Blue • Miss
Hazel • Nothing Ever Changes My Love For You (Personnel: Freddie Hubbard, Duke Jordan, Sam Jones,
Art Taylor) [1960] A classic from 1960 on Blue Note from the often overlooked saxophonist Tina Brooks.
Features trumpeter Freddie Hubbard, pianist Duke Jordan, bassist Sam Jones and drummer Art Taylor. XRCD
allows the listener to hear what the producer and artist intended to hear, the sound of the original master
tape. Plays on standard CD players. [Item Code: 65151 CD: $34.00]
AUDIOPHILE
42 LES PAUL AND HIS TRIO AFTER YOU’VE GONE Feed Back • I Ain’t Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares For Me) • All Of Me • I Can’t
Believe That You’re In Love With Me • Song Of The Islands • Viper’s Dream • Fine And Dandy • Always • Dark Eyes • At Sundown • Good For
Nothing • Blue Skies • Undecided • Stompin’ At The Savoy • It Had To Be You • It Must Be True • Honeysuckle
Rose • My Blue Heaven • I Got Plenty Of Nuthin’ • Left And Right • Never Mind • By The Light Of
The Silvery Moon • I Never Knew • Sleepy Time Gal • You Brought A New Kind Of Love • Dream Dust •
After You’ve Gone • Out Of Nowhere (Personnel: Milt Raskin, Buddy Cole, Cal Goodin, Clinton Nordquist)
[1945] 28 track collection of the legendary guitarist recorded with his trio of rhythm guitarist - Cal Goodin,
bassist Clinton Nordquist, and pianist Milt Raskin or Buddy Cole. [Item Code: 9330 CD: $15.00]
74 HELEN O’CONNELL HELAINE DELYS A WOMAN’S PREROGATIVE Green Eyes (a) • My Old Flame
(a) • I Cried For You (a) • Ten Cents A Dance (a) • Get Out Of Town (a) • I’m Getting Sentimental Over You
(a) • You Turned The Tables On Me (a) • Amapola (a) • I See Your Face Before Me (a) • Ain’t Misbehavin’
(a) • I’ll Never Smile Again (a) • Blue And Broken Hearted (a) • Far-Away Places (a) • You Took Advantage
Of Me (a) • Most Gentlemen Don’t Like Love (b) • Smoky Morning Blues (b) • Anytime, Anyday, Anywhere
(b) • A Woman’s Prerogative (b) • Quando, Quando (b) • You’ve Changed (b) • Don’t Worry ‘Bout Strangers
(b) • Just Squeeze Me (But Please Don’t Tease Me) (b) • You’ve Gotta See Mama Ev’ry Night (b) • Sweet And
Slow (b) • Just In Time (b) • I Don’t Care How Much You Love Me (b) • Find Me A Primitive Man (b) (Artist:
a- Helen O’Connell With Irv Morton & His Orchestra; b- Helaine Delys With The Jimmy Carroll Orchestra)
(Personnel: Pee Wee Irwin, Peter Matz, Peter Daniels, Bucky Pizzarelli) [1953•1955•1958•1971] 14 tracks by vocalist Helen O’Connell with
Irv Orton & His Orchestra recorded between 1953-1958. 13 tracks by vocalist Helaine Delys with the Jimmy Carroll Orchestra recorded in 1971.
[Item Code: 65328 CD: $15.00]
AUDIOPHONIC
100416 ARTIE SHAW PAYS HIS DUES Old Black Joe • It’s A Long Way To Tipperary • Strange Loneliness
(b) • Have You Met Miss Jones? (a) • I’d Rather Be Right • Everything You Said Came True • Rosalie (a)
• You Have Everything • Shindig • I’ve Got A Strange New Rhythm • Because I Love You • If I Had You •
Together • Just You, Just Me • The Folks Who Live On The Hill (c) • Can I Forget You (c) • The Things I Want
(c) • Posin’ • If You Should Ever Leave • The Loveliness Of You • Afraid To Dream (c) • All Alone • Someday
Sweetheart • Symphony In Riffs • In The Bottom • Hold Your Hats • Born To Swing • Milenburg Joys • The
Bus Blues • Ubangi (Vocals: a- Bill Ralston; b- Louis Farrell; c- Betty Lowther) [1937] 2-CD set. The
music in this collection has not been previously released before. Originally recorded in 1937, these selections
were heard on radio stations across the country. [Item Code: 65687 2-CD: $19.00]
AVID
1001 BIG BILL BROONZY FOUR CLASSIC ALBUMS PLUS BIG BILL’S BLUES • BIG BILL BROONZY SINGS THE BLUES • FOLK BLUES •
THE BLUES Bossie Woman • Texas Tornado • Tell Me What Kind Of Man Jesus Is • Trouble In Mind • See See Rider • When I’ve Been Drinkin’
• Martha • Swing Low, Sweet Chariot • Key To The Highway • Goodbye Baby Blues • Big Bill’s Guitar
Blues • Somebody’s Got To Go • Water Coast • Take This Hammer • Diggin’ My Potatoes • Rock Me Baby
• Careless Love • I Love My Whiskey • You’ve Been Mistreating Me Baby • John Henry • Crawdad • Bill
Bailey Won’t You Please Come Home • Make My Get Away • Jimmy Crack Corn • Backwater Blues • In
The Evening • Trouble In Mind • Walkin’ The Lonesome Road • Mopper’s Blues • Get Back • Hey, Hey
• Willie Mae • Stump Blues • I Know She Will • Hollerin’ Blues • Leavin’ Day • Southbound Train • You
Changed • Tomorrow • I Stay Blue All The Time • Water Coast • Five Feet Seven • I Wonder • Keep Your
Hands Off Her • Mindin’ My Own Business (Collective Personnel: Big Crawford, Antonio Casey, Carl Sharp,
Ransom Knowling, Alfred Wallace, Bob Call, Bill Call, Sax Mallard, Bill Casimir, Judge Riley) [1949/1951]
2-CD set. Four classic Big Bill Broonzy albums plus, including original LP liner notes on a finely re-mastered
double CD. ‘Big Bill’s Blues’, ‘Big Bill Broonzy Sings the Blues’, ‘Folk Blues’ and ‘The Blues’. A special note
about this collection is that ‘Big Bill’s Blues’ and ‘Sings the Blues’ appear on CD for the first time. Singing a
cross section of his own songs and that of such legends as Leroy Carr, Bessie Smith, Gus Cannon and Richard
Jones, Bill performs each in his own inimitable way with is own style of singing and his own unique brand
of guitar playing. [Item Code: 65413 2-CD: $19.00]
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1004 BENNY GOODMAN THREE CLASSIC ALBUMS PLUS (BENNY IN BRUSSELS VOL 1 • BENNY IN
BRUSSELS VOL 2 • PLAYS WORLD FAVORITES IN HIGH-FIDELITY) Let’s Dance • Don’t Be That Way •
Hallelujah • Obsession • Brussels Blues (a) • More Than You Know • The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
• Jubilee • Roll ‘Em • Stealin’ Apples • Memories Of You • Balkan Mixed Grill • Gershwin Medley: The
Man I Love- Oh, Lady Be Good- Somebody Loves Me- I Got Rhythm • St. Louis Blues • Mr. Five By Five (a)
• March Of The Belgian Paratroops • One O’ Clock Jump • Goodbye • Balkan Mixed Grill • Avalon • Poor
Butterfly • You’re Driving Me Crazy • Bugle Call Rag • Mean To Me • King Porter Stomp • Sing Sing Sing
(Part One) • Sing Sing Sing (Part Two) • The King And Me (from The Playboy Jazz All Stars Vol 2) • Back In
Your Own Backyard • Swing Into Spring • Bugle Call Rag • King Porter Stomp • Sing Sing Sing (Part One) •
Sing Sing Sing (Part Two) • Jumpin’ At The Woodside • Loch Lomond • East Side, West Side • The World Is
Waiting For The Sunise • Interview with Benny Goodman • After You’ve Gone (Vocalist: a- Jimmy Rushing)
(Collective Personnel: Zoot Sims, Gene Allen, Billy Bauer, Roland Hanna, Buddy Tate, Buck Clayton, Jimmy
Rowles, more) [1949•1958] 2-CD set. Three classic Benny Goodman albums plus, including original LP
liner notes on a finely re-mastered CD. ‘Benny In Brussels Vol 1’, ‘Benny In Brussels Vol 2’ and ‘Plays World
Favourites In High Fidelity’. The Plus’s come thick and fast on this particular release from AVID Jazz, included as extras, the following musical moments
all from 1958: from the album ‘The Playboy Jazz All Stars Vol 2’ the only BG track on the 2LP set, ‘The King And Me’ specially commissioned
from arranger•conductor Andre Previn. From 1958 sessions in New York ‘Back In Your Own Backyard’ and ‘Swing Into Spring’. No less than seven
tracks from the album ‘Salute Benny Goodman’ and concluding with three radio broadcasts from London
in 1949. Among the many star names helping Benny along on these classic albums and extras are: Jimmy
Rushing, Zoot Sims, Gene Allen, Billy Bauer, Roland Hanna, Buddy Tate, Buck Clayton, Jimmy Rowles and
of course many, many more jazz greats. [Item Code: 65412 2-CD: $19.00]
BLUE MOON
1628 HENRY MANCINI THE MANCINI TOUCH Bijou • Mostly For Lovers • Like Young • My One
And Only Love • Politely • Trav’lin’ Light • Let’s Walk • Snowfall • A Cool Shade Of Blue • Robbin’s Nest
• Free And Easy • That’s All (Personnel: Dick Nash, Ronnie Lang, Ted Nash, Vince DeRosa, Johnny Williams,
Vic Feldman, Bob Bain, Shelly Manne) [1959] The Mancini Touch, like swing, is something hard
to define but easy to recognize. Put the two together and you get a swinging touch like nothing you’ve ever
heard. You can hear it and it’s worth listening to. You can feel it and it’s worth dancing to. It’s The Mancini
Touch. [Item Code: 65549 CD: $17.00]
BUCKYBALL
22 JAKE HERTZOG PATTERNS McJazz • Wistfully • Joining Hands • Leaves Again • Not Blues • Sun
Lovers • What’s New • Dipole • Her • Georgia On My Mind • I Love You (Personnel: Harvie S, Victor
Jones) [2009] Award-winning jazz guitarist and composer Jake Hertzog is making it big in New York
City. Jake’s debut album, Chromatosphere, continues to bring him critical acclaim, including a five-page
interview in Guitar Player Magazine (June 2009) highlighting his unique technique and approach to modern
jazz guitar. Both albums, recorded and produced by Grammy Award-winner Joshua Paul Thompson, feature
some of New York’s top musicians. Jake was the Grand Prize winner in the guitar competition at the 2006
Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. In the festival’s 44-year history, he holds the title at 20 years old as the
youngest ever prize winner. Last September, Jake was invited to the famous Ellnora Guitar Festival. [Item
Code: 65357 CD: $15.00]
23 MARC WAGNON EARTH IS A CRUEL MASTER Echo Star • Embarquement • Osiris Pre-
Science • Dark Matters • Backsheesh • Eyes Of The Skies: A Farewell • Light At The End • Selective
Memories (Personnel: Van Manakas, Leo Traversa, Danny Stone) [2009] After 5 recordings with Tunnels,
vibraphonist•percussionist and composer Marc Wagnon returns to his own musical vision, combining great
jazz-rock with thought-provoking themes such as recent scientific discoveries, climate change and the human
condition. Marc takes on the lion’s share of the instrumentation, returning to his first love: the drum set- and is joined by long-time collaborators
Van Manakas and Leo Traversa In the early 90’s Marc founded the group Tunnels with world-renowned bassist Percy Jones, releasing a critically
acclaimed CD in 1994, followed by ‘Painted Rock’ in 1999. He went on to record a total of five albums with Tunnels. [Item Code: 65358 CD:
$15.00]
BYGONE DAYS
77047 VARIOUS ARTISTS GREAT SONGS OF 1944 Don’t Fence Me In (a) • An Hour Never Passes (b)
• Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall (c) • You Always Hurt The One You Love (d) • I’ll Get By (As Long As I
Have You) (e) • I Promise You (f) • There Goes That Song Again (g) • Come Out, Wherever You Are (c) • This
Heart Of Mine (h) • The Trolley Song (i) • Long Ago And Far Away (j) • Let Me Love You Tonight (k) • Now
I Know (l) • Strange Music (m) • Lucky To Be Me (n) • Speak Low (o) • Someday I’ll Meet You Again (p) •
Lili Marlene (q) • Poinciana (r) • And The Angels Sing (s) • How Blue The Night (t) • A Journey To A Star (i)
• I’ll Be Seeing You (u) • Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart (v) (Artists: a- Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters; b-
The Three Two-Timers; c- Kay Starr; d- The Mills Brothers; e- Woody Herman; f- Jo Stafford; g- Russ Morgan;
h- Vaughn Monroe; i- Judy Garland; j- Helen Forrest & Dick Haymes; k- Jimmy Saunders; l- Dinah Shore;
m- Artie Wayne; n- Mary Martin; o- Billy Leach; p- Bob Lido; q- Anne Shelton; r- Alan Kane; s- Martha Tilton;
t- Dick Haymes; u- Bing Crosby; v- Teddy Walters) [1944] [Item Code: 65280 CD: $9.00]
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77048 VARIOUS ARTISTS GREAT SONGS OF 1945 Sentimental Journey (a) • Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The
Positive (b) • There! I’ve Said It Again (c) • I’m Beginning To See The Light (d) • It Might As Well Be Spring
(e) • That’s For Me (f) • Along The Navajo Trail (b) • A Little On The Lonely Side (g) • If I Had A Wishing
Ring (h) • I’ll Buy That Dream (i) • Laura (j) • I Can’t Begin To Tell You (k) • Love Letters (Straight From Your
Heart) (e) • Sweetheart Of All My Dreams (l) • (All Of A Sudden) My Heart Sings (m) • I Didn’t Know About
You (n) • You’ll Never Walk Alone (o) • Every Time We Say Goodbye (p) • The More I See You (e) • (Did
You Ever Get) That Feeling In The Moonlight? (q) • Dream (r) • Moonlight In Vermont (s) • Twilight Time (t)
• A Kiss Goodnight (u) (Artist: a- Doris Day; b- Bing Crosby And The Andrews Sisters; c- Vaughn Monroe;
d- Ella Fitzgerald And The Ink Spots; e- Dick Haymes; f- Hal Stevens; g- Jimmy Brown; h- Connee Boswell;
i- Dick Haymes & Helen Forrest; j- Woody Herman; k- Betty Grable; l- Irene Daye; m- Stuart Foster; n- Anne
Lenner; o- Frank Sinatra And The Ken Lane Singers; p- Peggy Mann; q- Anita O’Day & Buddy Stewart; r- Artie
Wayne; s- Margaret Whiting; t- Teddy Walters; u- Liza Morrow) [1945] [Item Code: 65281 CD: $9.00]
77053 JONI JAMES WHY DON’T YOU BELIEVE ME Why Don’t You Believe Me? • Wishing Ring •
Almost Always • Is It Any Wonder • I’ll Be Waiting For You • You’re Fooling Someone • My Love, My Love
• I’ll Never Stand In Your Way • You’re Nearer • You’re My Everything • Every Time You Tell Me You Love Me • Why Can’t I • Nina-Non • Every
Day • In A Garden Of Roses • Mama, Don’t Cry At My Wedding • When We Come Of Age • Pa Pa Pa • This Is My Confession • I Lay Me Down
To Sleep • How Important Can It Be • How Lucky You Are • Give Us This Day • People Will Say We’re In Love • I’ve Never Been In Love Before
• Embraceable You • I Could Write A Book • Love Letters [1952-1954•1956-1957] 2010 collection from
the Pop vocalist. The early recording career of Joni James was crowned by four million-sellers (in 1952, 1953
and 1955) and 15 US Top 10 hit singles, and while her MGM world sales exceeded 100 million, including
several million-selling singles, a few also achieved treble-million figures. Easily the equal of her peers, with
almost 40 albums to her credit, she has encompassed the whole spectrum of popular song, from straight
ballad via Country to Blues. This compilation features 28 fabulous recordings that are purely and uniquely
Joni. [Item Code: 65439 CD: $9.00]
77055 PAUL ROBESON Paul Robeson Medley- Intro: Lazy Bones- Fat Li’l Feller Wid His Mammy’s Eyes-
Scarecrow- Wagon Wheels • Got The South In My Soul • St. Louis Blues • The Banjo Song • I Still Suits
Me (a) • Summertime • Just A Wearin’ For You • An Eriskay Love Tilt • Down De Lover’s Lane • Drink To
Me Only With Thine Eyes • Sea Fever • Thora • Rehearsal Scene • Dear Old Southland • Jerusalem • Now
Sleeps The Crimson Petal • Love At My Heart • King Joe (The Joe Louis Blues) • Mah Lindy Lou • Sylvia •
Balm In Gilead • Goin’ Home • Oh, No, John • Joe Hill • Ol’ Man River (Duet: a- Elisabeth Welch) (Collective
Personnel: Lawrence Brown, Count Basie On Piano And His Orchestra, Alan Booth, Emanuel Balaban &
His Orchestra) [1932-1958] In 1925, following precedents recently set by the American tenor John Payne,
Roland Hayes and other black artists, Robeson gave his first New York recital of Negro spirituals. After this event, which did much to stimulate
world interest in the genre, his voice was defined ‘the best musical instrument wrought by nature in our time’ - a fair description, for Robeson’s
singing voice and style were essentially ‘natural’ rather than academy-trained. while rightly rated a ‘classical’
actor, rather than remotely fulfilling any canon of bel canto, his essentially ‘modern’ crooning production
from the start more befitted shows, musicals and the sentimental ballads that would become the stock-intrade.
Throughout the 1930s, via a regular flow of records made in London, Robeson revived a range of shop
ballads and ‘art song’ of varying vintage. With the emphasis on their budget plum label’s ‘parlour’ market.
[Item Code: 65599 CD: $14.00]
CANDID
79352 MISHKA ADAMS WILLOW WEEP FOR ME Willow Weep For Me • Body And Soul • Les Feuilles
Mortes (Autumn Leaves) • On Green Dolphin Street • Love Came On Stealthy Fingers • God Bless The Child
• Change Partners • The Peacocks (A Timeless Place) • I’ve Never Been In Love Before • Somewhere Over
The Rainbow (Personnel: Mike Guevarra, Edgar Avenir, Ria Villena-Osorio, Koko Bermejo, John Hoare, Phil
Peskett, More) A captivating young lady blessed with that kind of delicate husky voice so pleasing to the
ear. As she sings, she blends this roundness and pureness with her impeccable clarity of enunciation and
innate ability to interpret songs to a wonderful effect. These qualities are abundant in this album which has Miss Adams singing with top musicians.
Mishka puts her ‘gentle subversion’ to terrific use in this collection of standards all delivered with a style and panache for which she is becoming
more and more renowned. [Item Code: 65239 CD: $11.00]
79353 CHARLES MINGUS CHARLES MINGUS AND THE NEWPORT REBELS Lock ‘Em Up • Re-
Incarnation Of A Love Bird • Bugs • Mysterious Blues • Body And Soul • R And R (Personnel: Ted Curson,
Eric Dolphy, Booker Irvin, Paul Bley, Dannie Richmond, Roy Eldridge, Jimmy Knepper, Tommy Flanagan,
More) [1960] Max Roach and Charles Mingus, both displaying great fortitude, decided to organize their
own “Rebel” Festival on the grounds of Cliff Walk Manor adjacent to the Main event at Newport in the vast
Freebody Park. For $5.00 people could lie in the grass, drink Coke and listen to the varied talents of the new
“lions”: Ornette Coelman, Mingus, Max and Abbey Lincoln alongside Kenny Dorham, Jimmy Knepper, Coleman
Hawkins, Roy Eldridge and Jo Jones, Sadly the Rebel Festival went unrecorded, but Candid producer
Nat Hentoff was able to gather many of the participants at a studio in New York on November 11th 1960 to
celebrate and to some extent, re-create the event. This Vignette is both a tribute to everyone involved and
a reminder of a most significant happening in American Jazz History. It features all of the band members
in which Mingus participated. There are two other Eldridge Quartet titles featuring Mingus, from this date
which can be heard on Newport Rebels (Candid CCD 79022) which also contains Nat’s full account of the
events. [Item Code: 65240 CD: $11.00]
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79354 STACEY KENT JIM TOMLINSON A FINE ROMANCE Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread)
• I’m Just A Lucky So And So • I Won’t Dance • So Nice • There’s A Lull In My Life • Don’t Be That Way •
A Fine Romance • If You Never Come To Me • Dreamer • More Than You Know (Collective Personnel: Colin
Oxley, David Newton, Dave Green, Jeff Hamilton, John Pearce, Simon Thrope, Steve Brown, Guy Barker,
Chris Wells, Andrew De Jong Cleyndert) [1996•1999] Starting out as an American student in London to
study languages for her Masters Degree, Stacey’s life took an unexpected twist with a chance meeting in
Oxford with saxophonist Jim Tomlinson. Jim too was going down an academic path, but their meeting was
to change everything and led them to pursue their love of music together. Stacey and Jim’s dedication has
resulted in success first in England and subsequently France and Europe and now she is a household name
in jazz circles worldwide. Their union, both musically and maritally is the stuff of dreams and their work
together just gets more and more impressive. They are ‘as one’ in everything they undertake and their joint
musicianship is the perfect combination for their talents. This Vignette shows not only the captivating voice
of Stacey herself but also the impressive talents of Jim Tomlinson - saxophonist, arranger and producer par
excellence. [Item Code: 65590 CD: $11.00]
CAPRI
71004 PHIL WILSON MAKOTO OZONE LIVE AT THE BERKLEE PERFORMANCE CENTER Stella By
Starlight • Here’s That Rainy Day • Gravy Waltz • These Are The Days • Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gave
To Me • Giant Steps [1982] This phenomenal live duo recording from 1982 was Makoto Ozone’s debut.
He was only 21 years old at the time and a student of Phil Wilson’s at Berklee in Boston. The album has
been out of print for over 20 years and is released here for the first time on CD. Wilson is considered to be
among the world’s greatest trombonists and Ozone is one of the most respected pianists of his generation.
Piano and trombone duos are uncommon and this pairing of two virtuoso musicians, student and teacher, is
captivating, entertaining and swings like crazy. [Item Code: 65451 CD: $16.00]
74102 JOHN FEDCHOCK LIVE AT THE RED SEA JAZZ FESTIVAL This Just In • That’s All Right •
Elvin’s Empire • Moon Alley • Caravan • Not So New Blues (Personnel: Scott Wendholt, Walt Weiskopf,
Allen Farnham, David Finck, Dave Ratajczak) [2008] Trombonist John Fedchock achieved great notoriety
for over two decades with his New York big band. In forming the John Fedchock NY sextet, he has created an
agile group featuring sophisticated arrangements and originals, putting the focus on the group’s all-star Big
Apple soloists. Live At The Red Sea Jazz Festival gives us a close-up look at the sextet in action during their
dynamic set at this iconic international event. Joining Fedchock on stage is trumpeter Scott Wendholt, tenor
saxophonist Walt Weiskopf, pianist Allen Farnham, bassist David Finck and drummer Dave Ratajczak. [Item Code: 65241 CD: $16.00]
CHOICE
71010 AL HAIG JIMMY RANEY FREEDOM JAZZ DANCE Dolphin Dance • Enigma • Invitation • You
Came To Me From Out Of Nowhere • Freedom Jazz Dance • ‘Round Midnight • Watch What Happens •
Get Out Of Town • I Love You (Personnel: Jamil Nasser, Frank Gant, Doug Raney) [1975] A re-union of
band mates of the classic Stan Getz Quintet of the early 50s took place at Carnegie Hall, NYC, in November
1974. Fortunately, the reunion was captured again four months later in the Choice studio in Sea-Cliff, New
Jersey. An event for which those whose souls are nurtured by music of intelligent emotion. [Item Code:
65591 CD: $11.00]
CIRCLE
168 FRANKIE CARLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA CARLE’S BOOGIE Sunrise Serenade- Theme Opening
• Carle Boogie • Rag Picker • Waiting • Easy Pickin’s • Just An Old Love Of Mine • The Rose And The
Star • When It’s Sleepy Time Down South • Magic In The Moonlight • Exactly Like You • I’m Confessin’
(That I Love You) • Don’t You Know I Care • That Naughty Waltz • Two Again • Look Up • Hindustan •
Rendezvous With A Rose • Double To Nothing • A Million Dreams Ago • Sunrise Serenade- Theme Closing (Collective Personnel: Robert Jensen,
William Wallace, Edward Lucas, Percy Booth, Irving Trestman, Lew Chester, Arthur Mendelson, Howard Emerson, Al Ramsey, More) [1944-
1945•1947•1949] 21 track collection of big band pianist and leader Frankie Carle. Nothing too complicated
or too fancy. just a very straight forward approach that pleased decades of faithful listeners. This was
the Frankie Carle formula. [Item Code: 65329 CD: $15.00]
COLLECTORS MUSIC
2089 JACKIE PARIS THE JACKIE PARIS SOUND It’s Only A Paper Moon • I’ve Got A Pocketful Of
Dreams • You’re Getting To Be A Habit With Me • It’s A Pity To Say Goodnight • I’ll Get By • This Is My
Night To Dream • It Could Happen To You • We Three • Until The Real Thing Comes Along • This Year’s
Kisses • Someone’s Rocking My Dreamboat • On A Slow Boat To China (Collective Personnel: Barry Galbraith,
Joe Benjamin, Ed Shaughnessy, Wendell Marshall, Bill Clark, Eddie Wasserman, John James) [1958]
Jackie Paris was the only vocalist to tour with Charlie Parker. The first white vocalist to tour with Lionel
Hampton’s Orchestra. And he recorded the first vocal version of Thelonious Monk’s ‘Round Midnight’. But
Jackie Paris never quite broke through to wide commercial success, victim of bad timing (his career began
in the mid-’50s just as rock ‘n’ roll took off). [Item Code: 65163 CD: $13.00]
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31316 NNENNA FREELON HOME FREE The Lamp Is Low • I Feel Pretty • The Very Thought Of You
• Theme From Valley Of The Dolls • Smile • You And The Night And The Music • Cell Phone Blues • Get
Out Of Town • Skylark • Lift Every Voice And Sing • America The Beautiful (Collective Personnel: Brandon
McCune, Wayne Batchlor, Kinah Ayah, Beverly Botsford, Ray Cadrington, Ira Wiggins, Scott Sawyer, John
Brown) [2009] The latest from esteemed jazz vocalist and multi-Grammy nominee Nnenna Freelon. This
11-track collection is a soulful, swinging album comprised largely of contemporary interpretations of classic
American Songbook tunes. CD also features a new original song composed by the singer, as well as spirited
arrangements of two familiar anthems. This is her first studio outing in 5 years. Features contemporary
interpretations of classics as only Nnenna Freelon could do, plus an all-new original written by the artist.
Homefree is comprised of songs Freelon has performed live for years but never recorded, until now. [Item
Code: 65376 CD: $18.00]
CREATIVE NATION MUSIC
19 ERIC HOFBAUER AMERICAN FEAR Everybody Wants To Rule The World • Twenty Questions • Her
Hiding Place • Hot For Teacher • Bailout Blues • Monsters In The Closet • Monsters Under The Bed • Moose The Mooch- Cash Style • Black And
Lost Blue Highway • The Jump Jump • La Ligne De Chance • Smells Like Teen Spirit • Black Fire • Broke Down, Breakdown • American Wonder
[2009] American Fear, Boston-based guitarist/composer Eric Hofbauer’s second recording as a solo
guitarist, is the sequel to his 2004 debut, American Vanity (CNM 3). Like that earlier release, American Fear
dissects and examines American culture though spontaneous original compositions. [Item Code: 65452
CD: $15.00]
CRISS CROSS
1323 JIM ROTONDI SEXTET THE MOVE Progress • Blues For KD • Julie Ann • The Coat • For Cedar
• Too Late Now • DH • The Look Of Love • I Wish I Knew (Personnel; Ralph Bowen, Mike Dirubbo, David
Hazeltine, John Webber, Joe Farnsworth) [2009] During his 13-year association with Criss Cross, which
includes six prior leader dates and another five with the nonpareil hard bop collective One For All, trumpeter
Jim Rotondi has consistently maintained high standards of excellence in his playing and writing. The Move
is no exception - Rotondi’s strong sextet, all long-time colleagues (Ralph Bowen, tenor sax; Mike DiRubbo,
alto sax; David Hazeltine, piano; John Webber, bass; Joe Farnsworth, drums), play the stimulating charts with
heat, creative spirit, and deep craft, each member stamping themselves as personal voices in the mainstream
jazz timeline. previously listed. [Item Code: 64928 CD: $18.00]
1324 TIM WARFIELD A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY Sentimental Journey • I’ll Be Seeing You • My Man • Crazy Rhythm • Speak Low • In
A Sentimental Mood • Golden Earrings • Here’s That Rainy Day (Personnel: Terell Stafford, Pat Bianchi, Byron Landham) [2010] On his sixth
Criss Cross leader date, saxophonist Tim Warfield reconvenes his bandmates - trumpeter extraordinaire Terell
Stafford, Hammond B3 master Pat Bianchi, and Joey de Francesco’s drummer-of-choice Byron Landham -
from the 2007 date One For Shirley (CRC 1304) for an informed, soulful exploration of American songbook
repertoire. A life-long Pennsylvanian, Warfield learned how to navigate such terrain during a long association
with the legendary Philadelphia keyboardist Shirley Scott. [Item Code: 65359 CD: $18.00]
1325 ALEX SIPIAGIN GENERATIONS Greenwood I • Obsequious • Beyond All Limits • Cassandranite
• Beyond All Limits • Windy Bahn • Katrina Ballerina • Chance • Blues For Wood • Greenwood II (Personnel:
Adam Rogers, Boris Koslov, Antonio Sanchez) [2010] With Generations, his eighth Criss Cross outing
as a leader, trumpeter Alex Sipiagin honors the legacy of the great Woody Shaw, with five stellar pieces from
Shaw’s repertoire and balancing the progam with four originals. The quartet lineup here Sipiagin, guitarist
Adam Rogers, bassist Boris Kozlov, drummer Antonio Sanchez at one time formed the core of the brilliant
Michael Brecker Sextet. Together, these four players bring years worth of mutual collaborative experience to
the music at hand. Woody Shaw himself appeared just once on Criss Cross, lending his extraordinary horn
voice to Introducing Kenny Garrett (CRC 1014) in 1985. [Item Code: 65360 CD: $18.00]
1326 DAVID HAZELTINE INVERSIONS Aki’s Blues • For Cedar • A Lil’ Bit • Inversions • Loverman •
Dave’s System • Everything I Love • Tin Tin Deo (Personnel: Eric Alexander, Steve Nelson, John Webber, Joe Farnsworth) [2010] When it comes
to New York’s top-shelf gigs, few pianists get the job done like David Hazeltine. Much sought for his sensitivity as an accompanist, Hazeltine is also
an inventive composer and arranger who is able to bring a fresh approach to the mainstream. For his eighth
set as a leader for Criss Cross, the pianist brings his talents to the fore with three originals, including a dedicatory
For Cedar. Rounding out the set are a few select standards including a new twist on Dizzy Gillespie’s Tin
Tin Deo. Longtime collaborators Eric Alexander (tenor sax), John Webber (bass), and Joe Farnsworth (drums)
mix it up with expert vibist Steve Nelson for a colorful set. [Item Code: 65361 CD: $18.00]
1327 WALT WEISKOPF SEE THE PYRAMID See The Pyramid • Marcieana • Hook Me Up •
Equality • Call Me • Little Minor Love Song • Double Rainbow • A Time For Love • Goodbye John •
Make Someone Happy (Personnel: Peter Zak, Doug Weiss, Quincy Davis) [2010] See The Pyramid
marks only the third occasion in Walt Weiskopf’s eleven-album relationship with Criss Cross (it began with
the 1992 date Simplicity (CRC 1075) on which the tenor saxophonist-composer presents his musical vision
in the quartet format. As he has done in his various nonet, octet, sextet, and quintet outings, all executed
at the highest level, Weiskopf conjures challenging twists and turns to frame his improvisations
on five originals and five off-the-beaten-path standards. The results are consistently virtuosic and soulful.
His band mates in the quartet are: Peter Zak (piano), Doug Weiss (bass), and Quincy Davis (drums).
[Item Code: 65362 CD: $18.00]
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19126 JUDY GARLAND LIZA MINNELLI LIVE AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM Overture: Over The
Rainbow- Never Will I Marry- What Now My Love- Liza- The Travelin- Life- Smile- The Man That Got Away
• Once In A Lifetime (a) • Just In Time (a) • The Travelin’ Life (b) • Gypsy In My Soul (b) • Hello, Dolly (c)
• Together Wherever We Go (c) • Medley: We Could Make Such Beautiful Music (c)- Bob White (Whatcha
Gonna Swing Tonight) (c) • Medley: Hooray For Love (c)- After You’ve Gone (a)- By Myself (b)- ‘S Wonderful
(a)- How About You (c)- Lover Come Back To Me (b)- You And The Night And The Music (a)- It All Depends
On You (c) • Who’s Sorry Now (b) • Smile (a) • How Could You Believe Me When I Said I Love You When
You Know I’ve Been A Liar All My Life (b) • What Now My Love (a) • Medley: Spoken Introduction- Take
Me Along (b)- If I Could Be With You (One Hour Tonight) (b)- Tea For Two (b)- Who (b)- They Can’t Take That
Away From Me (b)- I Love A Piano (b)- My Mammy (b) • Make Someone Happy (a) • Pass That Peace Pipe
(b) • The Man That Got Away (a) • The Music That Makes Me Dance (a) • Medley: When The Saints Go
Marching In (c)- Brotherhood Of Man (c) • He’s Go The Whole World In His Hands (c) • Never Will I Marry
(a) • Swanee (c) • Chicago (c) • Over The Rainbow (a) • San Francisco (c) (Artist: a- Judy; b- Liza; c- Judy
And Liza) [1964] Wherever she’s played, Judy made the place her own. On November 8, 1964, before an
SRO house at London’s Palladium Theatre, Judy together with her daughter Liza Minnelli, didn’t disappoint her fans. Fortunately, Capitol Records
was there to record the historic event and an album containing two long playing records was released in 1965 and it skyrocketed up to #15 on the
Billboard charts. Aside from an abridged 1973 single LP edition, this rare, historic recording has never been
released on compact disc anywhere in the world. [Item Code: 65025 CD: $16.00]
EDITION RECORDS
1016 IVO NEAME CAUGHT IN THE LIGHT OF DAY Caught In The Light Of Day • Birdbrained •
Quixotic • Enigmatic • Passing Point • Free At Last • Pear-Shaped (Personnel: Jim Hart, Jasper Hoiby, James
Maddren) [2009] Pianist and composer Ivo Neame has fast become one of the most interesting musicians
to emerge on the UK Jazz scene in recent years and together with some of the most in demand musicians
in the business, releases his second album, ‘Caught in the Light of Day’. Featuring Jim Hart - vibes, Jasper
Hoiby - double bass, James Maddren - drums. Composed and produced by Ivo Neame. [Item Code:
65153 CD: $16.00]
1017 DAVE STAPLETON QUINTET BETWEEN THE LINES October Sky • Horn • Dry White • Socks
First • Between The Lines • Wig Wag • October Sky (Reprise) • Daz Lightyear • Under The Cherry Tree •
Images (Bonus Track) (Personnel: Ben Waghorn, Jonny Bruce, Paula Gardiner, Elliot Bennett) [2009] DSQ
bring together the muscular, vital front line team of trumpeter Jonny Bruce and saxophonist Ben Waghorn
and the subtle, vibrating rhythm section of bassist Paula Gardiner and drummer Elliott Bennett. With Stapleton moving between Fender Rhodes and
acoustic piano, this is hi-energy jazz. It is music to feed the mind and move the body. This is the bands third album and confirms Stapleton’s position
as composer and leader of one of the most innovative and exciting bands on the European Jazz scene.
[Item Code: 65219 CD: $16.00]
1018 CURIOS THE OTHER PLACE Pursuit • Plea • Roadster • Pure • Impure • Dram • Articles •
The Swan • Belief • 2009 World Champion (Personnel: Tom Cawley, Sam Burgess, Joshua Blackmore)
[2009] Curios unique sound is a product of the rare musical empathy between the three musicians; pianist
Cawley, bass player Sam Burgess and drummer Joshua Blackmore. This is their third and most anticipated
album, is a triumph of both composition and playing and puts them at the forefront of British jazz. [Item
Code: 65220 CD: $16.00]
1019 SECRET QUARTET BLOOR STREET Time To Evolve (For Bill Hicks) • Bloor Street • Moonbeam
(For Judy) • Unit Six • Make Some Memories • Salem House • Mojive • Changing Tides • Ants (Personnel:
Martin Speake, Nikki Iles, Duncan Hopkins, Anthony Michelli) Martin Speake and Nikki Iles, two of
the finest improvisers and composers in the UK. Joining them from Canada, Duncan Hopkins and Anthony
Michelli are two of North America’s most virtuosic rhythm players. On their own, each one of these four
musicians ranks in world class but as Secret Quartet they become one of the most empathic and musically
articulate groups on the planet. [Item Code: 65221 CD: $16.00]
ENJA
9542 LEE KONITZ LIVE AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD Cherokee • Subconscious-Lee • I Remember
You • Polka Dots And Moonbeams • Color • Kary’s Trance • Thingin’ (Personnel: Florian Weber, Jeff Denson,
Ziv Ravitz) [2009] The association between Lee Konitz and Trio Minsarah dates back quite some
years. It started in Cologne, Germany where Lee lived for close to 20 years before returning to New York
finally. He met this international trio of pianist Florian Weber from Cologne (Germany), bassist Jeff Denson
from San Diego (USA) and drummer Ziv Ravitz from Tel Aviv (Israel) at concerts in Cologne and was immediately
won over by them. The four of them worked on and off in both Europe and the U.S. and recorded
their first quartet CD ‘Deep Lee’ (ENJ-9517 2) in Brooklyn. At the rehearsals for the Vanguard date which
were held in his home on NY’s Upper Westside the practical joker announced: ‘Let’s do this quiz style. We
start improvising immediately and give only tiny hints as to the melody we are actually playing on. The
first in the audience to recognize the tune should raise his hand and we buy him a drink when he is right!’
The audience loved it. A hard one was when Jeff began bowing an old Jewish traditional on which Lee had
based his great composition - Kary’s Trance - which was quoted only at the very end of the performance.
Lee holds that this uncompromising, completely personal recording is a high point in his long career. [Item
Code: 65575 CD: $17.00]
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ESSENTIAL JAZZ CLASSICS
55455 DJANGO REINHARDT COMPLETE SOLO GUITAR AND DUET RECORDINGS Improvisation
No. 1 • Perfum • Tea For Two • Improvisation No. 2 (Master) • Improvisation No. 2 (Alternate Take) • Echoes
Of Spain • Naguine • Improvisation No. 3 Part 1 • Improvisation No. 3 Part 2 • Improvisation No. 6 • Improvisation
No. 7 (Aka No. 2) • Improvisation 47 (Improvisation No. 5) • Improvisation No. 4 • Belleville •
Nauges • Two Improvised Guitar Choruses • Medley: Minor Swing- Melodie Au Crepuscule- Manoir De Mes
Reves • Manoir De Mes Reves • To Each His Own- Symphonie • J’attendrai (Film Soundtrack) • I’ve Found A
New Baby • Alabamy Bound • Pennies From Heaven • Tiger Rag • Eddie’s Blues • I’ve Found A New Baby
• Bill Coleman Blues • Somebody Loves Me • You, Rascal, You • Stephen’s Blues • Sugar • Sweet Georgia
Brown • Tea For Two • J’attendrai (Tornerai) • If I Had You • It Had To Be You • Nocturne • I’ve Got My Love
To Keep Me Warm (Take 1) • I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (Take 2) • Please Be Kind • Louise • Out
Of Nowhere • Baby • Vous Et Moi • Distraction • Blues En Mineur • Studio (Collective Personnel: Stephane
Grappelli, Bill Coleman, Eddie South, Louis Vola, Andre Ekyan, Michel Warlop, Eddie Bernard, Ivon De
Bie) [1937-1950] Among dozens of recordings he made from 1937 to 1950 with various groups, Django
Reinhardt waxed just one, maybe two unaccompanied solo guitar titles per year. This 2-CD set presents all
of these rare outstanding solo documents, as well as all of Django’s duets with other musicians, whether recorded live or in the studio. Among the
latter are Django’s only existing recordings playing violin. [Item Code: 65351 2-CD: $25.00]
55457 SIDNEY BECHET MARTIAL SOLAL COMPLETE RECORDINGS I Only Have Eyes For You • The Man I Love • Exactly Like You • These
Foolish Things • Once In A While • Jeepers Creepers • I Never Knew • Pennies From Heaven • All The
Things You Are • All Of Me • Embraceable You • Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams • Rose Room • It Don’t
Mean A Thing • Milenberg Joys • Limehouse Blues • The Blue Room • Ol’ Rockin’ Chair • Big Butter And
Egg Man • My Melancholy Baby • I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues • Black Bottom • Baby’s Prayer • Lazy
River • Stars Fell On Alabama- Lazy River (Collective Personnel: Lloyd Thompson, Pierre Michelot, Al Levitt,
Kenny Clarke, Lil Armstrong, Zutty Singleton) [1952•1957] This release present the complete superlative
recordings made by Sidney Bechet with French pianist Martial Solal. All of these tracks were recorded
in a quartet setting, with accompaniment by the great drummer Kenny Clarke on the second session. Also,
there are bonus tracks of all of the master takes made by Bechet n a trio session that was also recorded in
Paris with Lil Armstrong and Zutty Singleton in 1952. [Item Code: 65352 CD: $16.00]
55458 BLOSSOM DEARIE ONCE UPON A SUMMERTIME & MY GENTLEMAN FRIEND Tea For Two •
Surrey With The Fringe On Top • Moonlight Saving Time • It Amazes Me • If I Were A Bell • We’re Together
• Teach Em Tonight • Once Upon A Summertime • Down With Love • Manhattan • Doop-Doo-De-Doo (A
Doodlin’ Song) • Our Love Is Here To Stay • Little Jazz Bird • Gentleman Friend • It’s To Good To Talk About
Now • Chez Moi • You Fascinate Me So • You’ve Got Something I Want • Boum • L’etang • Hello Love •
Someone To Watch Over Me • Surrey With The Fringe On Top (Collective Personnel: Herman Garst, Bernard Planchenault, Mundell Lowe, Ray
Brown, Ed Thigpen, Kenny Burrell, Bobby Jaspar) [1955•1958-1959] This release contains two outstanding albums by singer Blossom Dearie
in their entirety. On the classic LP Once Upon A Summertime, her vocals and piano are backed by a superb
jazz consisting of Mundell Lowe on guitar, Ray Brown on bass and Ed Thigpen on drums, while on Gentleman
Friend, presenting nearly the same instrumentation, Lowe is replaced by Kenny Burrell and flutist Bobby
Jaspar is added on a few songs. A trio version by Dearie of one of the tunes from Once Upon A Summertime
has been added here as a bonus. [Item Code: 65353 CD: $16.00]
55459 DUKE ELLINGTON JOHNNY HODGES SIDE BY SIDE Stompy Jones • Squeeze Me • Big Shoe
• Going Up • Just A Memory • Let’s Fall In Love • Ruint • Bend One • You Need To Rock • M.H.R. •
Three And Six • Not So Dukish • Central Park Swing • Preacher Blues • The Last Time I Saw Paris (Collective
Personnel: Harry ‘Sweets’ Edison, Les Spann, Al Hall, Jo Jones, Roy Eldridge, Lawrence Brown, Ben
Webster, Billy Strayhorn, Wendell Marshall, Ray Nance, Jimmy Hamilton, Jimmy Woode, Sam Woodyard)
[1958-1959] The complete original classic album Side by Side (Verve 8345). With Ellington and Hodges as
co-leaders, this was a continuation of Back to Back, and presented the extant tunes from that session, as well
as another small group date featuring Hodges with Roy Eldridge, Ben Webster, Lawrence Brown and Billy
Strayhorn. Six tracks from Hodges’ following session, presenting very similar personnel and format, have
been added as a bonus. 15 tracks. [Item Code: 65354 CD: $16.00]
55460 JOHN COLTRANE MILT JACKSON BAGS & TRANE Bags & Trane • Three Little Words • The Night We Called It A Day • Be-Bop •
The Late Late Blues • Stairway To The Stars • Blues Legacy • Centerpiece • Trane’s Slow Blues • Slowtrane (Collective Personnel: Milt Jackson,
Hank Jones, Paul Chambers, Connie Kay, Earl May, Art Taylor) [1957•1959] The complete original classic
1959 album Bags & Trane, Coltrane’s only collaboration as co-leader with Milt Jackson. As a bonus to this
album, which puts a strong accent on the blues, added are two outstanding blues by Coltrane recorded in a
piano-less trio with Earl May and Art Taylor. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 65442 CD: $16.00]
55461 OSCAR PETERSON TRIO THE COMPLETE COLE PORTER SONGBOOKS In The Still Of The
Night • It’s All Right With Me • Love For Sale • Just One Of Those Things • I’ve Got You Under My Skin •
Every Time We Say Goodbye • Night And Day • Easy To Love • Why Can’t You Behave • I Love Paris • I
Concentrate On You • It’s De-Lovely • I Get A Kick Out Of You • Just One Of Those Things • Love For Sale
• Let’s Do It • Night And Day • What Is This Thing Called Love • Anything Goes • I’ve Got You Under My
Skin • I Love You • In The Still Of The Night • Every Time We Say Goodbye • Begin The Beguine • So Near
And Yet So Far (Collective Personnel: Barney Kessel, Ray Brown, Alvin Stoller, Ed Thigpen) [1952•1959]
The complete original album Oscar Peterson Plays the Cole Porter Songbook, by the Oscar Peterson trio with
Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen. For this extended edition, added are further Porter compositions recorded by
Peterson on various occasions, including all of the songs from a Cole Porter songbook attempt made in 1952
by the Peterson trio with Brown again on bass and Barney Kessel on guitar. [Item Code: 65449 CD: $16.00]
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55463 AHMAD JAMAL AT THE PENTHOUSE Comme Ci, Comme Ca • Ivy • Never Never Land •
Tangerine • Ahmad’s Blues • Seleritus • I Like To Recognize The Tune • I’m Alone With You • Sophisticated
Gentleman • Volga Boatman • On Green Dolphin Street • How About You? • I Just Can’t See For Lookin’
• Spring Will Be A Little Late This • Year • Beat Out One • Maryam • Easy To Remember • Jim Loves Sue
• I Wish I Knew • Ahmad’s Blues (Trio Version) • Seleritus (Trio Version) (Personnel: Israel Crosby, Vernell
Fournier) [1959] Two LPs on one CD. The long unavailable complete LP Jamal at the Penthouse (Argo
LP646), which in spite of its title, contains a tighly arranged studio session by the classic Jamal trio plus a
string orchestra. As a bonus, another complete Argo LP by Jamal: Count ‘Em 88 (Argo LP610), as well as
trio versions of ‘Ahmad’s Blues’ and ‘Seleritus’, the two Jamal compositions from Jamal at the Penthouse.
Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 65522 CD: $16.00]
55464 ERROLL GARNER SWINGING SOLOS - SOLILOQUY THE 1957 SOLO SIDES Until The Real
Thing Comes Along • Stumbling • Don’t Get Around Much Anymore • You Go To My Head • One Night
Of Love • You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To • No More Time • I Surrender Dear • If I Had You • Don’t
Take Your Love From Me • Soliloquy • The Music Goes ‘Round And ‘Round (a) • My Silent Love (a) (a- with
Al Hall, Specs Powell) [1957] Two long unavailable LPs by the great Erroll Garner, Swinging Solos & Soliloquy. The first album appears here on
CD in its complete form for the first time ever. With the exception of the two final tracks here, both LPs were recorded during the same February 6,
1957 session, which is compiled here in its entirety. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 65523 CD: $16.00]
FLARE
297 DENNIS DAY HERE’S DENNIS DAY My Reverie • Souvenir D’italie • Lost In The Stars • McNamara’s
Band • The Whiffenpoof Song • The Thrill Is Gone • Song From Moulin Rouge • Oracion Caribe •
Clancy Lowered The Boom • The Lamp Is Low • When The Organ Played At Twilight • Wagon Wheels •
Where Or When • Look To The Rainbow • Granada • Cockles And Mussels • Beside The Bay Of Napoli •
I Promise I’ll Never Break Your Heart • Medley: Hello Young Lovers- True Love • Sinner Man • Say It Isn’t
So • Danny Boy • Pancho Is A Fool • With This Ring • Hey, Brother, Pour The Wine (Collective Personnel:
Jack Cathcart Orchestra, George Wyle Orchestra, Frank De Vol Orchestra, Charles Dant Orchestra and the
Rhythmaires) [1947-1948/1956-1957] Dennis Day possessed one of the finest tenor voices, and made
many fine recordings over his long career in the movies, cabaret and on the concert stage. Here, together on
one CD, Flare presents two of his finest LPs: Here’s Dennis Day, and Dennis Day at the Hollywood Moulin
Rouge. Among the songs are several with which he was long associated, but in addition there are many
exciting new compositions. Bonus tracks are taken from his many singles. [Item Code: 65519 CD: $18.00]
300 FLORENCE HENDERSON SONGS OF BROADWAY Grant Avenue • I Enjoy Being A Girl • Love, Look Away • Sunday • Like A God •
Some People • Together Wherever We Go • Small World • Everything’s Coming Roses • You’ll Never Get Away From Me • The Sound Of Music
• Do-Re-Mi • The Lonely Goatherd • My Favorite Things • Climb Every Mountain • The Very Next Man •
Gentleman Jimmy • When Did I Fall In Love • I Love A Cop • ‘Til Tomorrow • I Have To Tell You • Many
A New Day • Mr Snow • Night And Day (Personnel: Sid Bass’ Orchestra And Chorus) [1954-1955•1958-
1960] This CD, with the addition of some fine bonus tracks is devoted to Florence Henderson’s two solo
albums recorded in the late 1950’s and in which, backed by Sid Bass’ orchestra and chorus, she presents a
score of some of the best-known songs from four Broadway successes, Flower Drum Song, Gypsy, The Sound
Of Music, and Fiorello. The bonus tracks offered include Henderson’s passionate solo from Fanny, I Have
To Tell You, the excellent Many A New Day from Oklahoma!, Mr Snow from Carousel and Cole Porter’s classic
Night And Day. Altogether the complete package presents a fine demonstration of a most talented and
enduring artist. [Item Code: 65317 CD: $18.00]
FREE FACTORY
67 STEVE LACY SORTIE & DISPOSABILITY Sortie • Black Elk • Helmy • Fork New York • Living T.
Blues • 2-Fou • Shuffle Boil • Barble • Chary • Tune • Pannonica • M’s Transport • Comin’ On The Hudson
• There We Were • Generous (Personnel: Enrico Rava , Kent Carter, Aldo Romano) [1965-1966] Two rare complete original LPs by Steve Lacy
recorded in Italy, Sortie (which appears here on CD for the first time ever) and Disposability. Both albums focus on free jazz. Sortie is a quartet
excursion with trumpeter Enrico Rava sharing the front line. The long unavailable Disposability presents Lacy with the same bassist and drummer as
Sortie in a trio set that includes a mixture of original tunes with compositions by Thelonious Monk, as well as
a song by Cecil Taylor and another by Carla Bley. Includes inside booklet [Item Code: 65524 CD: $16.00]
FRESH SOUND
579 ERROLL GARNER AFTERNOON OF AN ELF Yesterdays • Who? • A Cottage For Sale • That Old
Feeling • Over The Rainbow • Afternoon Of An Elf • Solitaire • Sleep • When A Gypsy Makes His Violin Cry
• A Smooth One • I’ll Never Smile Again • Is You Is Or Is You Ain’t My Baby • Love In Bloom • Fandango
• It’s The Talk Of The Town • Salud Segovia • Then You’ve Never Been Blue • Don’t Be That Way • All My
Loves Are You • St. James Infirmary [1959] 2-CD set. Erroll Garner was one of the delights of the era, one
of the most popular jazz pianists in the world, and he would remain unchangeably one of the best. Erroll
did this session without rhythm section and with only nine fingers (the index finger of his left hand was in a
splint). But nothing could change, or reduce, his capacity for swinging. He is easily and unflaggingly his own
rhythm section; in several places, his orchestral conception conveys a big band feeling to the date. [Item
Code: 65548 2-CD: $25.00]
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581 ANITA O’DAY ANITA MEETS THE RHYTHM SECTIONS No Soap, No Hope Blues • Speak Low •
The Lady Is A Tramp • A Strawberry Moon • The Gypsy In My Soul • Just One Of Those Things • The Man
I Love • Frankie And Johnny • Anita’s Blues • I Cover The Waterfront • I Didn’t Know What Time It Was •
Let’s Fall In Love • You’re Getting To Be A Habit With Me • From This Moment On • You Don’t Know What
Love Is • Medley: There Will Never Be Another You - Just Friends • Who Cares? • Fine And Dandy • As Long
As I Live • Beautiful Love • Don’t Be That Way • Let’s Face The Music And Dance • Pick Yourself Up • I
Used To Be Color Blind (Collective Personnel: Roy Kral, Arnold Ross, Bud Lavin, Jimmy Rowles, Paul Smith,
Earl Backus, Barney Kessel, Tal Farlow, Johnny Frigo, Monty Budwig, Leroy Vinnegar, Joe Mondragon, Red
Lionberg, Jackie Mills, John Poole, Alvin Stoller, Larry Bunker, Jimmy Wilson) [1954•1959] Few vocalists
merited the compliment of ‘singer’s singer’ as thoroughly as Anita O’Day. This is Miss O’Day at her best. On
these sides she sings accompanied by some of the finest rhythm sections, with her hotly wailing beat and
an intensely personal, jazz-driven phrasing that is an exciting delight. Above all, there is the warm, husky
O’Day sound, a happiness, a sensual zest in the pleasures of blowing with the voice, that combine into one
of the most infectious delights of jazz listening. [Item Code: 65546 CD: $17.00]
582 JUNIOR MANCE TRIO JUNIOR A Smooth One • Miss Jackie’s Delight • Whisper Not • Love For Sale • Lilacs In The Rain • Small
Fry • Jubilation • Birk’s Works • Blues For Beverlee • Junior’s Tune • Hot Springs (*) • 111 East Ontario (*) (Collective Personnel: Ray Brown,
Lex Humphries, Israel Crosby, Buddy Smith) (*- bonus tracks) [1954•1959] Oscar Peterson notes that Junior has the unusual ability to exude
tremendous emotional qualities in his playing whilst still retaining the necessary and fundamental swinging
condiments inherent in jazz. Junior Mance is a new direction as far as modern jazz pianists are concerned.
His ideas have the continuity and diversification that lend a story-telling quality to his playing. [Item Code:
65545 CD: $17.00]
583 TERRY GIBBS AND HIS DREAM BAND SWING IS HERE Opus #1 • Moten Swing • I’m Getting’
Sentimental Over You • Let’s Dance • Stardust • Cotton Tail • Begin The Beguine • Jumpin’ At The
Woodside • Prelude To A Kiss • Don’t Be That Way • Midnight Sun • Flying Home • The Song Is You • It
Might As Well Be Swing • Dancing In The Dark • Moonglow • Bright Eyes • The Fat Man • My Reverie •
Softly As In A Morning Sunrise • Evil Eyes • Back Bay Shuffle (Personnel: Conte Candoli, Al Porcino, Ray
Triscari, Phil Gilbert, Stu Williamson, John Audino, Frank Rosolino, Vern Friley, Tommy Shepard, Bob Pring,
Bob Enevoldsen, Charlie Kennedy, Joe Maini, Med Flory, Bill Holman, Bill Perkins, Jack Schwartz, Pete Jolly,
Lou Levy, Max Bennett, Joe Mondragon, Buddy Clark, Mel Lewis) [1959-1960] All the vitality and sparkle
of the Terry Gibbs’ Dream Band is infectiously conjured up here. Spirit is the key word: it is certain that the
essence of jazz captured in Gibbs’ albums - Launching a New Band, and Swing Is Her - has everything to do
with the jazz nature of the musicians involved, and their unwavering loyalty to the idea of this big band, with
Gibbs, the focal point, bringing all his musical effervescence to bear on these exciting performances. The penchant for Woody Herman’s groove is
apparent, and traces of Basie crop up from time to time in the clean, precise and powerful treatment of deftly written charts played with the emphasis
on heat and swing. And they remain equally rewarding on all levels. [Item Code: 65544 CD: $17.00]
584 ANITA O’DAY SINGS BUDDY BREGMAN & JIMMY GIUFFRE ARRANGEMENTS HOT & COOL
HEAT You’re The Top • Honeysuckle Rose • No Moon At All • I’ll See You In My Dreams • I Never Had
A Chance • Stompin’ At The Savoy • Sweet Georgia Brown • I Won’t Dance • Let’s Begin • Come Rain Or
Come Shine • You’re A Clown • Easy Come, Easy Go • A Lover Is Blue • Mack The Knife • Gone With The
Wind • Hershey Bar • My Heart Belongs To Daddy • Orphan Annie • The Way You Look Tonight • It Had
To Be You • Hooray For Hollywood (Collective Personnel: Pete Candoli, Conte Candoli, Jack Sheldon, Gil
Falco, Tom Reeves, Milt Bernhart, Lloyd Ulyate, Joe Howard, Si Zentner, Frank Rosolino, Gil Falco, Alan
Harding, Bud Shank, Art Pepper, Les Robinson, Stan Getz, Richie Kamuca, Jimmy Giuffre, Paul Smith, Andre
Previn, Barney Kessel, Jim Hall, Joe Mondragon, George Morrow, Alvin Stoller, Mel Lewis) [1955-1959]
Anita O’Day shows in this set why her over-all feeling and delivery mark her as one of the few women in
the field who could ever accurately be called a jazz singer. She was a more imaginative singer than her
imitators, not merely because she was original, but also because she was much more inventive. Two talented
and utterly dissimilar arrangers contributed the imaginatively varied scores for these sessions, the first two by
Buddy Bregman, the last three by Jimmy Giuffre. Reveling in the settings - the difference between hot and
cool - Anita O’Day has a great time, not only on the swinging tunes, to which she contributes some trademark, zestful, inventive scatting, but also
in singing ballads with a sure touch. Backing her, Bregman and Giuffre used some of the finest Hollywood jazzmen, with Stan Getz particularly
warm and lyrical on I Never Had a Chance. These are probably the best jazz sides recorded by Anita O’Day
in the Fifties, and if you enjoy vocal records in the slightest bit. [Item Code: 65543 CD: $17.00]
1642 YOUNG MEN FROM MEMPHIS DOWN HOME REUNION Things Ain’t What They Used to
Be • Blue ‘N’ Boogie • After Hours • Star Eyes (Young Men: Booker Little, Louis Smith, Frank Strozier,
George Coleman, Phineas Newborn Jr., Calvin Newborn, George Joyner, Charles Crosby) [1959] Few cities
of comparable size have produced the extraordinary flowering of talent represented by the eight jazzmen
from Memphis heard here. Preeminent among them, of course, are Booker Little, a precocious and singular
trumpeter who died tragically young, tenor saxophonist George Coleman, who subsequently made his name
with Miles Davis, the searingly blues-inflected alto of Frank Strozier and the gifted Phineas Newborn Jr, a
remarkably virtuosic pianist, whose stunning, two-handed unison playing attracted astonishment and admiration
in equal measure. Add to that the authoritative trumpet of Louis Smith, who carved out a career in the
upper echelons of jazz, while the fleet and reliable Calvin Newborn on guitar and George Joyner on bass,
with drummer Charles Crosby, formed a richly supportive rhythm section. It was a reunion of home-town
boys from a city previously celebrated for its associations with blues composer W.C. Handy and, fittingly, it
produced some memorable music. [Item Code: 65542 CD: $17.00]
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1643 ZOOT SIMS AL COHN JAZZ ALIVE - A NIGHT AT THE HALF NOTE Lover Come Back To Me
• It Had To Be You • Wee Dot • After You’ve Gone (Personnel: Mose Allison, Knobby Totah, Paul Motian)
[1959] This is improvised modern jazz at its best, just as it was presented nightly at the Half Note, one of
New York’s top jazz spots. The recording took place during a successful Zoot Sims-Al Cohn quintet engagement
early in 1959, with altoist Phil Woods joining in on two tunes. These performances give the listener
ample opportunity to enjoy the solo improvisations and interplay of the saxophonists. The rhythm section is
devoted primarily to back the hornmen, but Mose Allison’s solo piano is not to be dismissed. If you never
had the chance to visit the Half Note, then this set is a must. [Item Code: 65541 CD: $17.00]
2255 RICHIE KAMUCA QUARTET & OCTET TENOR AHEAD If I Should Lose You • Blue Jazz • Stella
By Starlight • Linger Awhile • It’s You Or No One • Just Friends • Rain Drain • What’s New • Early Bird •
Nevertheless • My One And Only Love • Fire One • Cherokee • ‘Way Down Under • Angel Eyes • Star Eyes
• I Hadn’t Anyone Till You • The Things We Did Last Summer • Indiana (Collective Personnel: Pete Jolly,
Vince Guaraldi, Carl Perkins, Leroy Vinnegar, Monty Budwig, Stan Levey, Conte Candoli, Ed Leddy, Frank
Rosolino, Bill Holman, Vince Guaraldi) [1956-1957] You rarely heard his name mentioned among the
greatest of his instrument, but Richie Kamuca (1930-1977) was a superb tenor saxophonist who deserved better recognition in his lifetime. He led a
fine well-rounded career in big bands, and his gifts as a soloist made him much in demand in small groups. If, initially, his languid, laid-back swing,
light tone and lithe phrasing marked him as a Lester Young alumnus, over the years he developed into a hard-driving soloist with a distinctive style
of his own. Although he left an extensive recorded legacy as a sideman, he also left some very distinguished
albums as a leader, rarities to treasure. [Item Code: 65540 CD: $17.00]
2256 BENNY CARTER JAZZ GIANT COMPLETE SESSIONS If I Should Lose You • Old Fashioned
Love • Blue Lou • A Walkin’ Thing • I’m Coming, Virginia • How Can You Lose? • Ain’t She Sweet? •
Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me • Tiger Rag (*) • Jersey Bounce (*) (Collective Personnel: Frank
Rosolino, Benny Carter, Ben Webster, Andre Previn, Jimmy Rowles, Barney Kessel, Leroy Vinnegar, Shelly
Manne) (*- bonus tracks) [1957-1958] The music in these sessions is unpretentious; bright, relaxed and
buoyant, with an infectious swing. Everyone gets a chance to blow and show their worth. Carter plays with
his characteristic lyricism, technical facility, and beauty of sound on alto, and - on two tracks - flawlessly on
trumpet, his first love. Frank Rosolino shows his inventive individuality, Barney Kessel plays with his usual
lithe phrasing, laconic wit and consummate ease, and the rhythm section is never less than superior. The
last two tracks came to life in a happily fortuitous way, thanks to the greatness of the talents involved. Benny
Carter had been set for the session, but became ill at the last minute. With Barney taking over as leader, the
sidemen decided to use their time for some congenial, informal blowing. [Item Code: 65539 CD: $17.00]
FROG
72 EARL McDONALD AND THE GREAT LOUISVILLE JUG BANDS Blue Devil Blues (a) • Jug Band
Blues (b) • She’s In The Graveyard Now (c) • Casey Bill (c) • Louisville Special (c) • Rocking Chair Blues (c)
• Mama’s Little Sunny Boy (c) • She Won’t Quit But She’ll Slow Down (c) • Under The Chicken Tree (c) •
Melody March Call (c) • Hatchet Head Blues (d) • Blues, Just Blues, That’s All (d) • Louisville Bluezees (e)
• Wakin’ Up Blues (e) • I Don’t Want You Blues (e) • Get It Fixed Blues (e) • Mammy O’Mine Blues (e) •
Struttin’ The Blues (e) • Dancing Blues (e) • Glad And Sorry Blues (f) • Please Don’t Holler, Mama (g) • Try
And Treat Her Right (g) • My Good Gal’s Gone Blues #2 (h) • My Good Gal’s Gone Blues #3 (h) (Artists:
a- Sara Martin’s Jug Band; b- Earl McDonald’s Jug Band; c- Earl McDonald’s Original Louisville Jug Band;
d- Old Southern Jug Band; e- Clifford’s Louisville Jug Band; f- John Harris; g- Ben Ferguson; h- Jimmie Rodgers)
[1924-1931] A 24 track compilation of Louisville jug bands. None of the musicians who played with
McDonald are now surviving to bear witness to his great talent as a jug player, band leader and arranger.
Only these rare recordings survive - but even today, some of the old fellows in Louisville still recall the
stories of Earl McDonald, ‘King Of The Jug Bands’ and how during Derby Week, he would march ahead of
the assembled musicians - ‘rasping and blasting’ on the jug - on his way to the Chruchill Downs racetrack.
[Item Code: 64661 CD: $19.00]
73 VARIOUS ARTISTS FROG SPAWN, THE SECOND BATCH Hot Coffee (a) • 18th Street Strut (a) • Black Horse Stomp (a) • Carolina Shout
(b) • Lone Western Blues (c) • Coal Black Blues (c) • Birmingham Breakdown (d) • Make Me Know It (e) • Georgia Bo Bo (e) • Solid Ground (f) •
When Folks Stop Walkin’ and Talkin’ (f) • Mean, Mean Mama (g) • If You Want To Keep Your Daddy Home
(g) • Louisiana Breakdown (h) • Memphis Rag (h) • Snag It (i) • Louisiana Bo Bo (i) • Willow Tree (j) • ‘Sippi
(j) • Thou Swell (j) • Old Folks Shake (k) • No More Blues (k) • The Right String But The Wrong Yo Yo (l)
• Sweet, Sweet Mama (l) • You Didn’t Want Me When I Wanted You (m) • Keep Your Temper (n) (Artists:
a- Five Musical Blackbirds; b- Jimmy Johnson’s Jazz Boys; c- Wabash Trio; d- Dixie Dance Demons; e- Jelly
James and his Fewsicians; f- Happy Holmes; g- Bob Rickett’s Band; h- Hot and Heavy; i- Georgia Cotton
Pickers; j- Louisiana Sugar Babes; k- Kentucky Jazz Babies; l- Douglas Finnell and his Royal Stompers; m-
Everett Robbins and his Syncopating Robbins; n- Blue Rhythm Orchestra) [1921•1923-1930] This second
batch of Frog Spawn contains some remarkably good eggs from a wide variety of bands and groups, few of
which were sufficiently well-known to see their name up in lights. The notables here are James P. Johnson,
Fats Waller, the Louisiana Sugar Babes, Walter Bennett and Fess Williams’ trombone players, David “Jelly”
James of Williams’ frequently recorded but underrated Royal Flush Orchestra. there are rarities, some of
which have been reissued before but poorly transferred from inferior originals. The likelihood of finding an
unknown Oliver, Morton, or Armstrong recording becomes increasingly remote but there are enough rarities
and obscurities here to please all but the unreasonable. [Item Code: 64662 CD: $19.00]
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74 BERNIE YOUNG EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Tin Roof Blues (a) • Every Saturday Night (a) • What’s
The Use Of Lovin’? (a) • Jazzbo Jenkins (b) • Dearborn Street Blues (b) • Anna Mina Forty And St. Louis
Shorty (c) • Quit Knocking On My Door (c) • Pump Tillie (c) • Standing On The Corner Blues (d) • He’s My
Man (d) • You Never Can Tell What Your Perfectly Good Man Will Do (c) • Trouble Trouble Blues (e) • Do
Lawd Do (e) • I’m Leaving Here Blues (e) • Night And Day Blues (e) • Broken Hearted Blues (f) • Jealousy
Blues (f) • Seeking Blues (f) • How Do You Like It (g) • As Long As I Have You (g) • Soapstick Blues (g)
(Artists: a- Young’s Creole Band; b- Ollie Powers; c- Viola Bartlette; d- Ozie Mcpherson; e- Ida Cox; f- Ma
Rainey Acc. By Her Georgia Band; g- Arthur Sims And His Creole Roof Orchestra) [1923-1926] 25 track
collection spanning 1923-1926 of rare Okeh and Paramount recordings featuring Young’s Creole Band, Ollie
Powers, Viola Bartlette, Blythe’s Sinful Five, Arthur Sims & His Creole Orchestra, Preston Jackson, Cassino
Simpson and others. Tracks include: Tin Roof Blues, Every Saturday Night, Dearborn Street Blues, Night And
Day Blues, Soapstick Blues. [Item Code: 64663 CD: $19.00]
GHB
489 LILLIAN BOUTTE WITH THE MARYLAND JAZZ BAND LET’S ALL GO DOWN TO NEW ORLEANS When It’s Sleepy Time Down
South • I Still Get Jealous • Basin Street Blues • Old Fashioned Love • St. Louis Blues • Marie • I Want A Little Girl • I’ve Found A New Baby •
C’est Si Bon • Amazing Grace- He Looked Beyond My Faults • June Night • Do You Know What It Means
To Miss New Orleans • Let’s All Go Down To New Orleans (Personnel: Jan Wouters, Gerhard Hund, Dolf
Robertus, Reinhard Kupper, Hans-Martin Schoning, Benny Daniels, Georg Schroeder Derks, Don Vappie)
[2008] 13 tracks recorded live at the Palm Court Jazz Cafe in March, 2008 with European based Maryland
Jazz Band featuring American vocalist Lillian Boutte. The Maryland Jazz Band is one of the best examples
of the impact the New Orleans sound has made around the globe. It’s more than a band. It’s an institution
much like many of the bands that enjoyed longevity in Ne Orleans. As a result, the band has evolved into
one that enhances its mission of performing New Orleans music and keeping the tradition alive. [Item
Code: 65325 CD: $15.00]
506 JACK DELANEY DOC SOUCHON AND HIS NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BABIES Shine • Sidewalks
Of New York • Hindustan • Till We Meet Again • Tuck Me To Sleep • Mindin’ My Business • Shimmy Like
My Sister Kate • Roses Of Picardy • She’s Crying Over Me • Missouri Waltz • Land Of Dreams • Indiana
• Alice Blue Gown • Peculiar Rag (Collective Personnel: Alvin Acorn, Pete Fountain, Roy Zimmerman, Joe
Capraro, Chink Martin, Monk Hazel, Raymond Burke, Harry Shields, Jeanette Kimball, Edmond Souchon,
Danny Barker, Sherwood Mangiapane, Sharkey Bonano, Julian Laine, Stanley Mendelson) [1951•1954-1955] Three different sessions from
three artists. Jack Delaney featuring Pete Fountain feature four tracks recorded in 1955. Doc Souchon and His Patients feature four tracks recorded
in 1954 and Sharkey Bonano and His Kings Of Dixieland are represented by six tracks from 1951. [Item
Code: 65326 CD: $15.00]
5116 SHARKEY BONANO AND HIS KINGS OF DIXIELAND Somebody Else Os Taking My Place •
Jealous Blues • Corrine Corrina • After The Ball Is Over • My Monday Date • Chimes Blues • Somebody Else
Is Taking My Place • To Be Remembered • Ole Fashin’ Lovin’ • Saints Go Marchin’ In • Gone • I’m Heading
Down South • How Come You Do Me? • Angry (Collective Personnel: Louis Cottrell, Raymond Burke, Waldren
Joseph, Armand Hug, Chink Martin Jr., Paul Barbarin, Harry Shields, Jack Delaney, Stanley Mendelson,
Chink Martin Sr., Abbie Brunies, Pinky Vidacovich, Bill Crais, Edmond Souchon, Sherwood Mangiapanne,
Monk Hazel) [1954•1960•1964] 14 track collection of trumpeter Sharkey Bonano recorded between
1954-1963. Sharkey’s music is big, clean relaxed - and the listener always knows it’s Sharkey playing. Who
else can be heard on side after side cheering on his men, chuckling almost quietly. [Item Code: 65324
CD: $15.00]
HARBINGER
267 BARBARA CARROLL TRIO SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR All I Need Is The Girl • Lonely Town • I Wanna Be Yours • How Could You
Do A Thing Like That To Me? • Single Petal Of A Rose • In A Sentimental Mood • Mood Indigo • Things
Ain’t What They Used To Be • How About You? • Lotus Blossom • Something To Live For • A Night In Tunisia
(Personnel: Ken Peplowski, Jay Leonhart, Alvin Atkinson) [2008] Music has long been ‘something
to live for’ for Barbara Carroll, who has been playing the piano for the better part of eighty of her eighty-five
years. This great lady of American song burst onto the world jazz scene in 1947, opening with her trio featuring
guitarist Chuck Wayne and bassist Clyde Lombardi for the groundbreaking Dizzy Gillespie big band
at the Downbeat Club on New York’s famed 52nd Street. Sixty years later, she’s still going strong, regularly
headlining at Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s intimate jazz room named for the iconic trumpeter,
located just blocks from the very spot where the young pianist once shared the bill with the beloved
jazzman. The honored recipient of the Mary Lou Williams Women in Jazz Award of the Kennedy Arts Center
and the National Arts Club’s Award of Distinction, Carroll has come a long way since those early days on
Swing Street when Leonard Feather called her ‘the first girl to play bebop piano.’ Through the years she has
merged myriad musical influences into her own distinctively personal style, to become unequivocally - in
the words of Duke Ellington - ‘beyond category.’ [Item Code: 65415 CD: $16.00]
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504 THE FOUR ACES THE HIT AND MORE (It’s No) Sin • Tell Me Why • Garden In The Rain • I’m
Yours • Heart And Soul • Just Squeeze Me (But Don’t Tease Me) • La Rosita • I’ll Never Smile Again • Organ
Grinder’s Swing • Stranger In Paradise • The Gang That Sang ‘Heart Of My Heart’ • Amor • So Long • Three
Coins In The Fountain • It’s A Woman’s World • Mister Sandman • Melody Of Love • Take Me In Your Arms
• Love Is A Many Splendored Thing • A Woman In Love • To Love Again • Friendly Persuasion (Thee I Love)
• Written On The Wind • When My Sugar Walks Down The Street • I May Be Wrong (But I Think You’re
Wonderful) • I’ll Never Say ‘Never Again’ Again • Yearning (Just For You) • Amapola (Pretty Little Poppy) •
Blueberry Hill • You’re Driving Me Crazy (What Did I Do) • Bye Bye Blackbird • Have You Ever Been Lonely
(Have You Ever Been Blue) • Girl Of My Dreams • Miss You • Peg O’ My Heart • Somebody Else Is Taking
My Place • Heartaches • Lonely Wine • Day By Day • Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me • There I’ve Said It Again •
Around The World • Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera) • Secret Love • True Love • Hi-Lili Hi-Lo
• My Devotion • Ti-Pi-Tin • Heaven Can Wait 2-CD set. The Four Aces were one of the most successful
pre-rock vocal groups rising to fame in the ‘50s and who’s unique sound favoured them to millions. Features
the hits and million sellers ‘(It’s No) Sin’, ‘Tell Me Why’, ‘Three Coins in the Fountain’, ‘Love Is a Many
Splendored Thing’ and more! Despite the plethora of groups who donned the ‘Four’ moniker this set proves that when all the cards are dealt The
Four Aces take all the tricks. [Item Code: 65507 2-CD: $17.00]
522 HELEN O’CONNELL A LONG LAST LOOK Teardrops From My Eyes • Would I Love You (Love You, Love You) • The Loveliest Night Of The
Year • Arthur Murray Taught Me Dancing In A Hurry • I’m Getting Sentimental Over You • Wonder Why •
Mine And Mine Alone • We Never Talk Much (1a) • How D’ya Like Your Eggs In The Morning • When You’re
Near Me • Green Eyes • Hey Good Lookin’ (1b) • Cool Cool Kisses (1b) • Slow Poke • I Wanna Play House
With You • Any Time • Crazy Heart • I’ll Always Be Following You (1c) • Come What May • Baby We’re In
Love • Be Anything (But Be Mine) • Right Or Wrong (My Love Belongs To Only You) • Farewell (For Just A
While) • Star Eyes • Body And Soul • Zing A Little Zong • One For The Wonder • Long Ago, Last Night •
You Like? • You Darlin’ • Water Can’t Quench The Fire Of Love • A Crazy Waltz (2a) • You’re The Only One
I Adore • Don’t Bother To Knock • I Just Can’t Remember The Words • You Can Do It • With All My Tears
For You • Just To Be There • Lipstick-A-Powder-’N’-Paint (2a) • Get It While You’re Young (2a) • No Other
Love • Night For Love • Rub-A-Dub • You Two-Timed Me One Time Too Often • Give Me The Name, Age,
Height And Size Of You • When The Hands Of The Clock Pray At Midnight • Worried Mind (2b) • Hi Diddle
Dee (My My) • Six Buzzard Feathers And A Mockin’ Bird’s Tail • Joseph! Joseph! • Kiss Or Get Off The Spot
• In The Still Of The Night • Hang Up • Sorry, Sorry, Sorry • Far Away (From Everybody) • The Moon Has
Followed Me Home • Inspiration • Sailor Boys Have Talk To Me In English • No More Tears To Cry • A Long
Last Look (With: 1a- Dean Martin; 1b- Tennessee Ernie Ford; 1c- Bob Eberly; 2a- Gisele MacKenzie; 2b- Skeets McDonald) (Collective Personnel:
Frank DeVol, Harold Mooney, Dick Stabile, Cliffie Stone, Les Baxter, Dave Cavanaigh, Cliffie Stone, George Siravo, Marion Evans) [1951-1957]
2-CD set. Helen O’Connell had a long career from singing in groups in the ‘40s to being a solo artist and star of TV shows in the ‘50s This is the
first in depth look at Helen’s singles from 1951 - 1957. Best known for her squeals on ‘Green Eyes’ and her versions of many of the standards of
the era. This set also shows her versatility from singing novelties such as the great ‘How Do You Like Your Eggs In the Morning’ with Dean Martin
to the soul searing ‘Body And Soul’. Also included here are all her hits and duets with Gisele Mackenzie, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Skeets McDonald
and the aforementioned Dean Martin plus collaborations with Frank DeVol and Les Baxter Orchestra. [Item Code: 65177 2-CD: $17.00]
524 VARIOUS ARTISTS GIRLS ALLOWED - A COLLECTION OF FEMALE VOCALISTS OF THE ‘50S I Will Never Marry (1a) • Friendship
Ring (1a) • The Bold Black Knight (1b) • Kiss Me Again (1b) • My Favorite Song (1c) • Raindrops (1c) • I Hear The Music Now (1d) • Hold Me
Thrill Me Kiss Me (1e) • (1e) • Snowbound For Christmas (1f) • Padre (1g) • Taking The Trains Out (1g) • A Certain Smile (1h) • Just Friends (1h) •
Dixie Danny (1i) • When You Dance (1i) • Moments To Remember (1j) • Love And Marriage (1j) • My Promise (1k) • You Will Find Your Love In
Paris (1k) • The Brush Off (1l) • Careless • You’re Gonna Flip Mom (1m) • The Touch Of Love (1m) • Aw C’mon (1n) • And So To Sleep Again (1n)
• Sweet Violets (1o) • Boom Song (1o) • Silver Wings In The Moonlight (1p) • Poor Whip-Poor Will (2a) • Wondering (2a) • Christmas Chopstick
(2b) • The Fish (2b) • Whisper (2c) • Wonder Why (2c) • A Wonderful Guy (2d) • Some Enchanted Evening (2d) • Backward Turn Backward (2e) •
I Solemnly Swear (2e) • Got The Whole World In His Hands (2f) • The Lord Is A Busy Man (2f) • Early Spring
(2g) • A Knockin’ At My Baby’s Door (2g) • White Silver Sands (2h) • One Day A Little Girl (2h) • He Knows
(2i) • Never Go ‘Way (2i) • Song Of The Dreamer (2j) • For The Very First Time (2j) • Molasses Molasses
(2k) • An Orange Coloured Sky (2k) • Never Do A Tango With An Eskimo (2l) • Mr Wonderful (2l) • Winter
Warm (2m) • One More Sunrise (2n) • The Eyes Of God (2n) • Sunday Kind Of Love (2o) • When You Love A
Fella (2p) • Pink Shampoo (2p) (Artists: 1a- Patty Andrews; 1b- Rose Brennan; 1c- Lily Ann Carol; 1d- Karen
Chandler; 1e- Roberta Lee; 1f- The De Castro Sisters; 1g- Lola Dee; 1h- Sunny Gale; 1i- The Laurie Sisters;
1j- Dorothy Collins; 1k- Patti Page; 1l- Mary Small; 1m- Jeri Southern; 1n- April Stevens; 1o- Jane Turzy; 1p-
Margaret Whiting; 2a- The Andrews Sisters; 2b- Mindy Carson; 2c- Betty Clooney; 2d- Janette Davis; 2e- Jane
Froman; 2f- Mahalia Jackson; 2g- Alice Lon; 2h- The Lennon Sisters; 2i- Gisele Mackenzie; 2j- Bunny Paul;
2k- Roberta Quinlan; 2l- Bette Anne Steele; 2m- Gale Storm; 2n- Leslie Uggams’ 2o- Fran Warren; 2p- Vicki
Young) 2-CD set. ‘Girls Allowed’ is a truly unique collection of rare recordings by some of the most popular
American singers of the ‘50s era appearing on CD for the first time. Including tracks by Patti Page, Margaret
Whiting, Andrew Sisters, Gisele MacKenzie and Gale Storm. Also featured are singers that until now have
largely been ignored such as April Stevens, Betty Clooney, Jane Turzy, Vicki Young, Bunny Paul, Lola Dee
and several others. This is a real treasure trove of material and is an absolute must have for fans of this genre. [Item Code: 65508 2-CD: $17.00]
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534 JOE ‘FINGERS’ CARR LOU BUSCH LET’S DO IT AGAIN - FROM HONKY TONK TO THE CLASSICS
Music Music Music • Portuguese Washerwomen • Moonlight Bay • Maple Leaf Rag • Sam’s Song • Somebody
Stole My Gal • Margie • Stumbling • Let’s Do It Again (1a) • Dardanella • Boogie Woogie Rag • Down
Yonder • Sweet Georgia Brown • Aloha Oe • Kitten On The Keys • Lucky Pierre • The Darktown Strutters
Ball • The Daughter Of Rosie O’Grady • Tiger Rag • Beer Barrel Polka (1b) • More! More! More! (1c) •
Doo-Wacky Rag (1d) • Too Much Mustard • Snow Deer Rag (1e) • Alexander’s Ragtime Band • Twelfth Street
Rag • Mary Lou (1e) • Ragging The Scale • Baby Face • The Old Piano Roll Blues • Nobody’s Sweetheart •
Johnson Rag (1e) • Ivory Rag (1e) • Sunflower Rag • I’m Looking Over A Four-Leaf Clover (1e) • Zambez •
Eleventh-Hour Melody (Thee I Love) • Doll House • Clair De Lune • Manhattan Serenade • Tango Afrique
• Lazy Rhapsody • Sunrise Serenade • Cumana • Friendly Persuasion • Rhapsody In Blue • Jato • The Very
Thought Of You • Nola • Theme From ‘Shangri-La’ • Rainbow’s End • In The Mist • Portofino • Make The
Man Love Me (1a) • And So To Sleep Again (1a) • Everlasting (1b) • Outside Of Heaven (1a) • Good Morning,
Mr. Echo (1a) • The End Of A Love Affair (1a) • Hello, Young Lovers (1a) • We Kiss In A Shadow (1a)
• Something Wonderful (1a) (Featuring: 1a- Margaret Whiting And The Carr-Hops; 1b- Margaret Whiting
With Choral Backing; 1c- Margaret Whiting; 1d- The Ragtime Band; 1e-The Carr-Hops) 2-CD set. Lou Busch was a major arranger - conductor
who created an alter ego for himself in the guise of Joe ‘Fingers’ Carr the ragtime and honky-tonk pianist. For the first time on one compilation
we present both facets of the spectacular Lou Busch - Joe ‘Fingers’ Carr career. All of Joe ‘Fingers’ Carr’s hits are includedIn addition are his great
orchestral works plus his hit recordings with wife Margaret Whiting and all three tracks from Roger and Hammerstein’s ‘The Kind and I’. [Item
Code: 65178 2-CD: $17.00]
538 FRANK DeVOL THE CREATIVE SOUNDS OF FRANK DEVOL - PORTRAITS Stranger In Paradise • Around The World • Moments To
Remember • Golden Earrings • Together Wherever We Go (1a) • The Chosen Few (1a) • On The Street Where You Live • My Foolish Heart •
The ‘Third Man’ Theme • Just Tell Me You Love Me (1b) • It’s Been So Long (1b) • My Heart Cries For You • Unchained Melody • You Belong To
Me • Got A Locket In My Pocket (1a) • The Real Thing (1a) • Chances Are • Love Letters • The Yellow Rose Of Texas • Say One For Me (1c) • I
Couldn’t Care Less (1c) • Just What I Wanted For Christmas (1c) • The Secret Of Christmas (1c) • An Affair To Remember • Tammy • Jezebel • True
Love • Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera Sera) • Love Letters In The Sand • This Year’s Kisses • Dream Peddler’s Serenade (2a) • Great Guns
(2b) • I Wake Up Smiling (After Dreaming Of You) • Silver Moon • The Meadows Of Heaven (2c) • The Four Winds And The Seven Seas (2c) •
Masquerade • When I Grow Too Old To Dream • Keep It A Secret (2d) • Hi Lili, Hi Lo (2d) • Wonderful One • Sunflower (2e) • I’ll See You Again
• Honky Tonk Ten-Cent Dance (2f) • (You Dyed Your Hair) Chartreuse (2f) • In A Little Spanish Town • Shadow Waltz • Every Time I Meet You (2a)
• It Happens Every Spring (2a) • Lotta Piccicato • Street In Manhattan • Mississippi • Southwest Territory • Instrument Factory • Inspiration Point
(Vocalist: 1a- The Four Lads; 1b- Jo Stafford; 1c- Bing Crosby; 2a- Margaret Whiting; 2b- Margaret Whiting And The Crew-Chiefs; 2c- Mel Torme;
2d- Dinah Shore; 2e- Jack Smith And The Crew-Chiefs; 2f- Gordon MacRae & The Ewing Sisters) 2-CD set. The multifaceted Frank Devol was
a brilliant arranger-conductor, composer, singer and actor who had many albums in the 1950s that sold in their millions. This is a real must have
with great collaborations from big name artists, plus Frank DeVol’s solo material including his own creation - an album celebrating parts of the
USA, entitled ‘Modern Originals for Concert Orchestra’ which is making its debut on CD after being unavailable for more than fifty years. [Item
Code: 65310 2-CD: $17.00]
543 NAT KING COLE THE ESSENTIAL ‘50S SINGLES COLLECTION Mona Lisa • Orange Coloured
Sky • Jet • Always You • Too Young • Red Sails In The Sunset • Because Of Rain • Unforgettable • Somewhere
Along The Way • Walkin’ My Baby Back Home • Because You’re Mine • I’m Never Satisfied • The
Ruby And The Pearl • Faith Can Move Mountains • Strange • Pretend • Don’t Let Your Eyes Go Shopping
• Mother Nature And Father Time • Can’t I • I Am In Love • Return To Paradise • A Fool Was I • If Love Is
Good • Lover Come Back To Me • Answer Me My Love • Tenderly • Why? • It Happens To Be Me • Alone
Too Long • Make Her Mine • Smile • Unbelieveable • Hajji Baba • Darling Je Vous Aime Beaucoup • The
Sand And The Sea • A Blossom Fell • If I May • My One Sin • Someone You Love • Forgive My Heart •
Dreams Can Tell A Lie • Ask Me • Too Young To Go Steady • Love Me As Though There Were No Tomorrow
• That’s All There Is To That • Night Lights • To The Ends Of The Earth • Ballerina • When I Fall In Love •
When Rock And Roll Came To Trinidad • Stardust • Send For Me • My Personal Possession • With You On
My Mind • Looking Back [1950-1958] 2-CD set. A veritable feast of Nat ‘King’ Cole tracks await you on
this 2 CD collection, and a feast indeed it is, for every single one of these 55 tracks made the Top 30 in either
the U.S.A. or Britain during the Fifties. [Item Code: 65509 2-CD: $17.00]
544 DELLA REESE THE JUBILEE YEARS In The Still Of The Night • Time After Time • Fine Sugar • Years From Now • I’ve Got My Love To
Keep Me Warm • Headin’ Home • Daybreak Serenade • My Melancholy Baby • One For My Baby • In The Meantime • The More I See You •
How Can You Not Believe Me? • How About You? • And That Reminds Me • I Cried For You • By Love
Possessed • I Only Want To Love You • How Can You Lose (Whatcha’ Never Had?) • If Not For You • I’ve
Got A Feelin’ You’re Foolin’ • C’mon C’mon’ • Wishing (I Wish) • You Gotta Love Everybody • Sermonette
• My Dreams End At Dawn • When I Grow Too Old To Dream • You’re Just In Love (a) • Time Was • Once
Upon A Dream • Sometimes I’m Happy • Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe • Almost Like Being In Love •
Someone To Watch Over Me • The Birth Of The Blues • Pennies From Heaven • Getting To Know You • If I
Forget You • All Of Me • The Nearness Of You • Just One Of Those Things • The Party’s Over • The Story
Of The Blues • Good Morning Blues • Empty Bed Blues • Squeeze Me • You’ve Been A Good Old Wagon
• Sent For You Yesterday • St. James Infirmary • Lover Man • Things Ain’t What They Used To Be • Stormy
Weather • There’s Always The Blues (Duet: a- Kirk Stuart) 2-CD set. The many talents of Della Reese has
meant she has enjoyed a long and successful career as top drawer performer of Jazz, Blues, R&B, Gospel
and stylish pop music. Here the spotlight is on her two complete albums and a collection of her singles from
Jubilee records including the classic hit ‘And That Reminds Me’. This is a great introduction to the work of
Della Reese and shows exactly why she was considered one of the foremost interpreters of the American
Songbook. [Item Code: 65510 2-CD: $17.00]
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547 JERRY LEE LEWIS THAT PUMPIN’ PIANO MAN Crazy Arms • End Of The Road • Whole Lotta
Shakin’ Goin’ On • It’ll Be Me • Great Balls Of Fire • You Win Again • Mean Woman Blues • I’m Feeling
Sorry • Turn Around • Breathless • Down The Line (Go Go Go) • High School Confidential • Fools Like Me
• The Return Of Jerry Lee • Lewis Boogie • Break Up • I’ll Make It All Up To You • I’ll Sail My Ship Alone
• It Hurt Me So • Lovin’ Up A Storm • Big Blon’ Baby • Let’s Talk About Us • Ballad Of Billie Joe • Little
Queenie • I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You • Don’t Be Cruel • Goodnight Irene • Put Me Down • It All
Depends (Who Will Buy The Wine) • Ubangi Stomp • Jambalaya • Matchbox • Hand Me Down My Walking
Cane • Deep Elem Blues • Big Legged Woman • Cool Cool Ways (Sexy Ways) • Hello, Hello Baby • Drinkin’
Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee • Born To Lose • Shame On You • Jailhouse Rock • Night Train To Memphis • Will
The Circle Be Unbroken • Hillbilly Fever • Crawdad Song • Silver Threads Among The Gold • Long Gone
Lonesome Blues • Lovesick Blues • Rock And Roll Ruby • Sail Away • I’ll Keep On Loving You • Real Wild
Child • I’m Throwing Rice (At The Girl I Love) • Pink Pedal Pushers • Friday Night • Tomorrow Night • I’m
Sorry I’m Not Sorry • Milkshake Mademoiselle • Am I To Be The One • I’m The Guilty One • Good Rockin’
Tonight • Come What May • When The Saints Go Marchin’ In • Pumpin’ Piano Rock [1956-1959] 2-CD
set. Rock & Roll’s quintessential live performer, the controversial Jerry Lee Lewis was arguably Sun Records’ chief Sam Phillips’s most talented/
import discovery after Elvis. This special compilation presents the very best of ‘The Killer’s’ recordings for Sun, between 1956-59 including all his
early singles, his first LP, and a plethora of collectors’ rarities. Moreover this unique set showcases his vast range and versatility covering R&R, R&B,
Blues, Country, Folk and Hillbilly. A whopping 64 tracks. [Item Code: 65423 2-CD: $17.00]
548 EDDIE COCHRAN C’MON EVERYBODY Skinny Jim • Half Loved • Sittin’ In The Balcony •
Dark Lonely Street • Completely Sweet • Mean When I’m Mad • One Kiss • Drive-In Show • Am I Blue •
Twenty-Flight Rock • Cradle Baby • Jeannie, Jeannie, Jeannie • Pocketful Of Hearts • Pretty Girl • Teresa •
Summertime Blues • Love Again • C’mon Everybody • Don’t Ever Let Me Go • Teenage Heaven • I Remember
• Somethin’ Else • Boll Weevil Song • Hallelujah I Love Her So • Little Angel • Sweetie Pie • Lonely
• Weekend • Never • Think Of Me • My Way • Three Stars • Pink Peg Slacks (*) • Yesterday’s Heartbreak
(*) • Tired And Sleepy (*) • Slow Down (*) • Long Tall Sally • Blue Suede Shoes • I Almost Lost My Mind •
That’s My Desire • Twenty-Flight Rock • Mighty Mean • Cotton Picker • Completely Sweet • Undying Love
• I’m Alone Because I Love You • Lovin’ Time • Proud Of You • Stockin’s And Shoes • Tell Me Why • Have
I Told You Lately That I Love You • Teenage Cutie • Little Lou • Ah, Pretty Girl • Summertime Blues • I’ve
Waited So Long • Let’s Get Together • Nervous Breakdown • Rock’n’roll Blues • Three Steps To Heaven •
Guybo • My Love To Remember • Eddie’s Blues • Milk Cow Blues (*- The Cochran Brothers) [1956-1959]
2-CD set. Eddie Cochran was one of the most important artists of the R&R era - most notably as an inventive,
influential guitarist. Like Buddy Holly, who died a year earlier, Eddie was one of the first Rock & Rollers to
experiment in the studio with overdubbing techniques, and he was also active as a writer, producer, arranger and session musician. Also like Holly,
Cochran wrote many of his own hits. Alongside his celebrated hits are many collectors’ rarities together with alternate takes and demos. This unique
compilation spanning a massive 64 tracks traces Eddie’s career from a couple of his earliest, mid-50s C&W
sides through to his all-too brief career as a R&R icon. [Item Code: 65424 2-CD: $17.00]
555 THE FIVE KEYS ROCKING & CRYING - THE COMPLETE SINGLES 1951 - 1954 PLUS With A
Broken Heart • Too Late • Hucklebuck With Jimmy • The Glory Of Love • It’s Christmas Time • Do I Need
You • Old McDonald (Had A Farm) • Yes Sir That’s My Baby • Goin’ Downtown • Darlin’ • Red Sails In The
Sunset • Be Anything But Be Mine • How Long • Mistakes • Hold Me • I Hadn’t Anyone Til You • I Cried
For You • Serve Another Round • Can’t Keep From Crying • Come Go My Bail, Louise • There Ought To Be
A Law • Mama (Your Daughter Told A Lie On Me) • I’ll Always Be In Love With You • Rocking And Crying
Blues • These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) • Lonesome Old Story • Teardrops In Your Eyes • I’m So
High • My Saddest Hour • Oh Babe • Someday Sweetheart • Love My Loving • Deep In My Heart • How
Do You Expect Me To Get It • Why Oh Why • My Love • Story Of Love • When Will My Troubles End • I’ll
Follow You • Lawdy Miss Mary • Ling Ting Tong • Close Your Eyes • The Verdict • I Wish I’d Never Learned
To Read • She’s The Most • I Dreamt I Dwelt In Harlem • My Pigeons Gone • Out Of Sight Out Of Mind •
Wisdom Of A Fool • Let There Be You • It’s A Cryin’ Shame • Emily Please • Handy Andy • One Great Love
• From The Bottom Of My Heart • The Gypsy • Who Do You Know In Heaven (That Made You The Angel
You Are) • To Each His Own [1951-1958] 2-CD set. The Five Keys were highly respected and arguably one of the finest R&B•Doo Wop vocal
groups of their time. Here for the first time we have compiled all of the A & B sides of their released singles in one package including their best
known recording. In addition to the hits and well know songs this set also includes the groups sought after
early recordings of ‘My Saddest Hour’, ‘Glory of Love’ and ‘Red Sails in the Sunset’ as well as the unreleased
‘Lawdy Miss Mary’ and ‘I’ll Follow You’. [Item Code: 65425 2-CD: $17.00]
556 THE CADILLACS ZOOM - THE JOSIE SINGLES A’S & B’s 1954 - 1959 Gloria • I Wonder Why •
I Want To Know About Love • Wishing Well • No Chance • Sympathy • Window Lady • Down The Road
• Speedo • Let Me Explain • Zoom • You Are • Betty My Love • Woe Is Me • That’s All I Need • The Girl
I Love • Rudolp The Red Nosed Reindeer • Shock A Doo • Sugar Sugar • About That Girl Called Lou • My
Girl Friend • Broken Heart • Hurry Home • Lucy • Buzz Buzz Buzz • Yea Yea Baby • Ain’t You Gonna •
Speedo Is Back • A Look A Here • Holy Smoke Baby • I Want To Know • Peek A Boo • Oh Oh Lolita • Copy
Cat 1959 • Jay Walker • Please Mr Johnson • Cool It Fool • Who Ya Gonna Kiss • Naggity Nag • Romeo •
Always My Darling • Dumbell • Bad Dan Mcgoon [1954-1959] 2-CD set. Jasmine is proud to present
the fantastic rockin’ Doo Wop and ballads from one of the greatest groups of the era, The Cadillacs. This is
the first time that their A & B sides of all the groups singles have been collected together and features such
classic cuts as ‘Speedo’ and ‘Gloria’. Fans of Doo Wop and especially The Coasters will enjoy this selection
of witty songs from this fantastic vocal group. [Item Code: 65426 2-CD: $17.00]
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559 SCREAMIN’ JAY HAWKINS WEIRD AND THEN SOME Why Did You Waste My Time • No Hug No
Kiss • Please Try To Understand • Not Anymore • I Found My Way To Wine • Baptise Me In Wine • In My
Front Room • This Is All • What That Is • She Put The Whamee On Me • You’re All Of My Life To Me • Well
I Tried • Even Though • Talk About Me • Take Me Back • I Is • I Put A Spell On You • $10,000 Lincoln Continental
• Pauline • Little Demon • You Ain’t Foolin’ Me • I Put A Spell On You (Not Originally Issued) • You
Made Me Love You • Yellow Coat • Hong Kong • Darling Please Forgive Me • Frenzy • Person To Person •
There’s Something Wrong With You • Alligator Wine • Orange Coloured Sky • Give Me Back My Boots And
Saddle • Temptation • I Love Paris • If You Are But A Dream • Deep Purple • Swing Low Sweet Chariot • Ol’
Man River • Armpit No. 6 • The Past (Collective Personnel: Tiny Grimes & His Rockin’ Highlanders, Tiny
Grimes Quintet, Jalacy Hawkins, Red Prysock, Freddy Redd, Jerry Potter, Ray Bryant, Sonny Payne, Leroy
Kirkland’s Orchestra, Al Sears, Budd Johnson, Ernie Hayes, Mickey Baker, Al Lucas, David Francis, George
Butler, Barra Southern, Sam Taylor, Haywood Henry, Jimmy Shirley, Lloyd Trotman, Everett Barksdale, Kenny
Burrell, Danny Perri, The Ray Charles Singers) [1953•1955-1958] 2-CD set. Jay Hawkins was one of the
most unique and original artists of the Rock and Roll era who’s exclusive style and weird stage shtick made
him an interesting cut above the rest. [Item Code: 65427 2-CD: $17.00]
561 THE ISLEY BROTHERS YOU MAKE ME WANT TO SHOUT - THE ESSENTIAL COLLECTION 1956 - 1959 The Cow Jumped Over The
Moon • The Angels Cried • The Drag • Rockin’ McDonald • Everybody’s Gonna Rock And Roll • I Wanna Know (Baby Will You Be Mine) • This
Is The End • Don’t Be Jealous • My Love • Turn To Me • I’m Gonna Knock On Your Door • Shout Pts 1 &
2 • Without A Song • Respectable • How Deep Is The Ocean • He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands •
When The Saints Go Marching In • Rock Around The Clock • Yes Indeed • Ring A Ling A Ling (Let The Wedding
Bells Ring) • That Lucky Old Sun • St Louis Blues • Not One Minute More One of the most influential
groups in popular music history with one of the longest, most diverse careers embracing every new trend
in R&B and are still performing today. For the first time on one package all of their earliest single releases
including the groups breakthrough hit ‘Shout’ - Parts One and Two. [Item Code: 65428 CD: $17.00]
562 JOHN LEE HOOKER BLUES IN TRANSITION 1955 - 1959 Mambo Chillun • Time Is Marchin’ • I’m
So Worried Baby • Baby Lee • Dimples • Every Night • The Road Is Rough • Trouble Blues • Stop Talking •
Everybody Rockin’ • I’m So Excited • I See You When You’re Weak • Crawlin’ Black Spider • Little Wheel •
Little Fine Woman • Rosie Mae • I Love You Honey • You’ve Taken My Woman • Mama You Got A Daughter
• Maudie • Tennessee Blues • I’m In The Mood • Boogie Chillun • Hobo Blues • Crawlin’ Kingsnake •
Black Snake • How Long Blues • Wobblin’ Baby Disc • She’s Long, She’s Tall, She Weeps Like A Willow
Tree • Pea Vine Special • Tupelo Blues • I’m Prison Bound • I Rowed A Little Boat • Water Boy • Church Bell Tone •
Bundle Up And Go • Good Mornin’ Lil’ School Girl • Behind The Plow • Burning Hell • Graveyard Blues • Baby, Please
Don’t Go • Jackson, Tennessee • You Live Your Life And I’ll Live Mine • Smokestack Lightnin’ • How Can You Do It • I Don’t Want No Woman If Her Hair Ain’t Longer
Than Mine • I Rolled And Turned And Cried The Whole Night Long • Blues For My Baby • Key To The Highway • Natchez Fire (Collective Personnel:
Jimmy Reed, George Washington, Tom Whitehead, Chris Finch, Eddie Taylor, Quinn Wilson, Frankie
Bradford, Everett McCrary, Richard Johnson, Joe Hunter, Earl Phillips) [1955-1959] 2-CD set. This unique
collection from one of the most famous Blues singers of all time illustrates his transition from R&B chart star
to folk blues favourite. Includes the original versions of two of his most influential and popular hits, ‘I Love
You Honey’ and the classic ‘Dimples’. Fantastic rocking R&B is followed by intense acoustic performances
including the entire ‘Burnin’’ LP initially only ever released in Britain. [Item Code: 65511 2-CD: $17.00]
563 JAMES BROWN I’VE GOT TO CHANGE - EARLY SESSIONS 1956 - 1959 King LP 60- Please Please
Please • Chonnie On Chon • Hold My Baby’s Hand • I Feel That Old Feeling Coming On • Just Won’t Do
Right • Baby Cries Over The Ocean • I Don’t Know • Tell Me What I Did Wrong • Try Me • That Dood It •
Begging Begging • I Walked Alone • No No No No • That’s When I Lost My Heart • Lets Make It • Love Or
A Game • Bewildered (*) • Doodle Bee (*) (a) • Bucket Head (*) (a) • Good Good Lovin’ (*) • King LP- There
Must Be A Reason • I Want You So Bad • Why Do You Do Me • Got To Cry • Strange Things Happen•Why
Does Everything Happen To Me • Fine Old Foxy Self • Messing With The Blues • It Was You • I’ve Got To
Change • Can’t Be The Same • It Hurts To Tell You • I Won’t Plead No More • You’re Mine You’re Mine •
Gonna Try • Don’t Let It Happen To Me • Bonus Tracks- Wonder When You’re Coming Home (*) • I’ll Go
Crazy (*) • This Old Heart (*) • I Know It’s True (*) • (Do The) Mashed Potato Pt 1 (*) (b) (Artist: a- As James Davis; b- As Nat Kendrick & The
Swans) [1956-1960] 2-CD set. Bonus tracks - (*) . James Brown was the most influential artist in Black Music history and this compilation of his
earliest recordings helped usher in the Soul music era of the ‘60s. Showcased on this excellent 2-CD set is
the entire content of his first two albums ‘Please Please Please’ and ‘Try Me’. Bonus tracks feature all the singles
released up to 1960 that were not previously released on the LPs. [Item Code: 65512 2-CD: $17.00]
JAZZ COLLECTORS
431 ROD LEVITT ORCHESTRA INSIGHT - SOLID GROUND Vera Cruz • Insight • All I Do Is Dream
Of You • The Mayor Of Vermont Village • Stop Those Men! • Oh, You Beautiful Doll • Holler No.3 • Cherry
• Fugue For Tinhorns • Levittown • Morning In Montevideo • San Francisco • Borough Hall • I Wanna
Stomp • Greenup • Rio Rita • Mr. Barrelhouse (Personnel: Rolf Ericson, Buzz Renn, George Marge, Gene
Allen, Sy Johnson, John Beal, Ronnie Bedford) [1964-1965] Two LPs on one CD. The complete original
albums Insight and Solid Ground by the Rod Levitt orchestra featuring celebrated Swedish trumpeter Rolf
Ericson. These were the second and third LPs respectively, out of only four albums Levitt would make under
his own name during his entire career. Both albums appear on CD here for the first time ever. Includes 16page
booklet. [Item Code: 65447 CD: $17.00]
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1001006 YOTAM RESONANCE Two Bass Hit • McDavid • Merav • Daahoud • Fresh Love • Renewal
• Blewz • The Most Beautiful Girl • Mamacita • Kinerret • Bye Ya’ll (Personnel: Aaron Goldberg, Christian
McBride, Greg Hutchinson, Roy Hargrove) Yotam’s sound and conception is modern, but firmly rooted
within the jazz and blues tradition. Much more so than many of his contemporaries. Yotam is like everyone
and no one at the same time. [Item Code: 65460 CD: $16.00]
JAZZ LIPS
776 MILES DAVIS JOHN COLTRANE THE 1960 GERMAN CONCERTS So What • ‘Round Midnight •
Walkin’ • So What • All Of You • So What (Personnel: John Coltrane, Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Jimmy
Cobb) [1960] All tracks previously unissued. This release presents two never before released performances
in Germany by the great Miles Davis Quintet with John Coltrane. Among the highlights are three different
extended performances of ‘So What’ (two sets were played at the first concert) and a new reading of the classic
‘’Round Midnight’. Includes booklet. [Item Code: 65443 CD: $17.00]
777 BILL EVANS LUIS ECA PIANO FOUR HANDS Noelle’s Theme • Untitled Original • Who Can I
Turn To • Letter To Evan • Laurie • Five • Wave • Chorinho Pra Ele • Letter To Evan • Laurie • Bill’s Hit Tune • Corcovado • One Note Samba
(Incomplete) Into Stella By Starlight • E Nada Mais (Personnel: Luiz Eca, Marc Johnson, Cidinho) [1979] All tracks previously unissued. This
release presents a true rarity, Bill Evans playing piano four hands with his Brazilian pianist friend Luiz Eca
in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Most of the tracks are duets. It is fortunate that this informal evening of music was
recorded. Also featured are Brazilian stars Cidinho and Leny Andrade, who sings one song. Includes 8-page
booklet. [Item Code: 65444 CD: $17.00]
JAZZ PLAZA MUSIC
8804 MAX ROACH DEEDS, NOT WORDS You Stepped Out Of A Dream • Filide • It’s You Or No One
• Jodie’s Cha-Cha • Deeds, Not Words • Larry-Larue • Conversation • Love For Sale • Minor Mode Blues •
The Scene Is Clean • La Villa • A Night In Tunisia • Deeds, Not Words • Minor Mode Blues • Tune Up (Personnel:
George Coleman, Ray Draper, Art Davis) [1958] The complete original album Deeds, Not Words,
by the Max Roach Quintet featuring the great Booker Little. As a bonus, a complete broadcast recorded by
the same quintet a month after the studio session, and all of the performances by the same group’s set at the
1958 Newport Jazz Festival (issued as Max Roach plus 4 at Newport 1958), including the only existing live
version of ‘Deeds, Not Words’. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 65450 CD: $16.00]
8805 BOBBY HACKETT QUARTET BOBBY HACKETT QUARTET - EASY BEAT Bernie’s Tune • The Lady Is A Tramp • Michelle • You
Stepped Out Of A Dream • Stompin’ At The Savoy • Swing That Music • Stereoso • Undecided • Don’t Be That Way • Kahakalau • High Society
• It Don’t Mean A Thing • I’m In The Market For You • Embraceable You • Mr. Wonderful • ‘Tis Autumn •
Take The ‘A’ • Bright Eyes • Too Close For Comfort • Anytime, Anyday, Anywhere • What’s New? • C’est
Fini • Prelude To A Kiss • Sleepy Lagoon (Collective Personnel: Dave Mckenna, Bob Carter, Dick Scott, Pepe
Moreale, Bill Cronk, Buzzy Drootin) [1959] The splendid 1959 quartet album The Bobby Hackett Quartet
in its entirety. Featuring Hackett with the great Dave McKenna on piano, Bob Carter on bass and Dick Scott
on drums. In addition to this outstanding LP, we have included Hackett’s other 1959 quartet album for the
same label, Easy Beat, which also appears here in its entirety. [Item Code: 65525 CD: $17.00]
JAZZ STOMPERS
102 DAVE GREER CHASIN’ OLD MAN BLUES St. Louis Blues • Sposin’ • The Classic Jazz Stomp •
All Alone • Baltimore • Baby Brown • Blue Prelude • Whoopee Soup • I’ll See You In My Dreams • There
Ain’t No Sweet Man That’s Worth The Salt Of My Tears • I’m Crazy ‘Bout My Baby • Melancholy Moments
• Waukazoo 212 • When Day Is Done • Old Man Blues (Personnel: Chris Moore, Erik Greiffenhagen, Greg
Dearth, Gordon Moore, Ted des Plantes, John MacQueen, Eric Sayer, Jim Leslie) [2010] Bothered by Old
Man Blues? Want to turn tears to laughter, sadness to gladness? Try the sweet thunder of classic jazz. It will
chase away that troublesome old man. At the creative cusp of the Golden Age of Jazz, Duke Ellington wrote a tune called “Old Man Blues.” Eighty
years later the Classic Jazz Stompers have dedicated themselves to chasing Old Man Blues with the laudable goal of catching him and once again
transforming his gloom into a mutual experience of musical joy between performer and listener. The chase
begins on this CD with an ever-popular moan that first came across the cobblestones on the west bank of the
Mississippi into the attentive ears of W.C. Handy. The “St. Louis Blues” contains all of the elements of early
jazz - blues form, European harmony, African rhythm and the Spanish tinge. The chase continues through
an array of early hot jazz classics and nostalgic ballads as well as some original jazz compositions. [Item
Code: 65615 CD: $15.00]
JAZZED MEDIA
1048 PHIL WOODS DEPAUL UNIVERSITY JAZZ ENSEMBLE SOLITUDE Brazilian Affair- Preludio •
A Child’s Blues • Nothing But Soul • Randi • Before I Left • Flowers • Ol’ Dude • Song For Sass • Solitude
• Mother Time (Personnel: Jim McNeely, Steve Gilmore, Bill Goodwin, DePaul University Jazz Ensemble)
Ten original compositions by Phil Woods in fresh big band arrangements crafted by Woods, Jim McNeely,
Thomas Matta, Kirk Garrison, and the DownBeat award-winning DePaul University student musicians. Phil
Woods is featured as soloist on each of the selections. [Item Code: 65465 CD: $16.00]
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151 WILD BILL DAVISON WILD BILL DAVISON’S 75TH ANNIVERSARY BAND - WILD BILL DAVISON
IN EUROPE You’re Lucky To Me • Tishomingo Blues • After You’ve Gone • This Is All I Ask • Mandy, Make
Up Your Mind • My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms • The Man I Love • Squeeze Me • Eccentric Rag • Love Is Here To
Stay • I Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll (Collective Personnel: Bill Allred, Chuck Hedges,
Fred Hunt, Jack Lesberg, Barrett Deems, Alex Welsh, Al Gay, John Barnes, Roy Williams, Jim Douglas, Ron
Rae, Lennie Hastings) [1967•1981] 14 track collection featuring three tracks recorded in England in 1967
and 11 recorded in Switzerland in 1981 by cornetist Davison. The three additional songs for this CD were
recorded in England while Wild Bill was on tour with the Alex Welsh Band in 1967. Even though one session
is a recording and the other one is live, they match up well since they were both recorded in Europe and
both sessions have the same piano player and trumpet player. [Item Code: 9242 CD: $15.00]
377 THE HOT JAZZ ENSEMBLE HOT JAZZ ENSEMBLE ENCORE, VOLUME 2 Tishomingo Blues •
Margie • Singin’ The Blues • I’m Crazy ‘Bout My Baby • Just A Gigolo • Some Of These Days • Jellyroll
Morton Medley • Come Back Sweet Papa • Burgundy Street Blues • Swing That Music • Aunt Hagar’s Blues
• 4 Or 5 Times • Twelfth Street Rag (Personnel: Nick Russo, Stan Levine, John Bucher, Hank Ross, Vince
Giordano, Dan Levinson, Aaron Weinstein) 13 track collection of The Jazz Hot Ensemble. Dig into this grab bag of what have become jazz classics.
They all meet the requisites of ensuring variety for the CD and they have appeal. [Item Code: 65322 CD: $15.00]
379 EARL HINES THREE FACES OF EARL HINES Medley One: I Cover The Waterfront- My Monday Date- Apex Blues- You Can Depend On
Me • Medley Two: Love Is Just Around The Corner- Zifeuner- I Feel Pretty- Maria- Bluesette- Lil’ Darlin’ • Big
Band: Blues In G • Medley Three: If I Could Be With You- A Little Brown Bird Looking For A Blue Bird- Sweet
Lorraine- Sophisticated Lady- Stardust • Big Band: Hines-Hare Stomp • Medley Four: I Wish You Love- It’s A
Pity To Say- Goodnight (Collective Personnel: Ian Taylor, Pete Staples, Alan Hare Band) [1967] 21 track
collection recorded in April, 1967 in Manchester, England with Hines mainly playing solo piano except for
a couple of numbers with a trio and a couple with a big band. [Item Code: 65323 CD: $15.00]
JOYCE
1030 CHARLIE SPIVAK AND HIS ORCHESTRA SWEET AND LOVELY Anything For You • Sweet And
Lovely • Everything I Love (a) • Wouldn’t It Be Loverly (a) • These Are The Things I Love • Irish Medley •
The Night Is Young • Porgy & Bess Medley • Ain’t She Sweet (b) • My Blue Heaven (b) • Trees • O Sole
Mio • Moonlight In Vermont • Blue Lou • Some Sunny Day • Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night (c) •
Accentuate The Positive (c) • One Way Passage • You Can Depend On Me • The General Jumped At Dawn
(Vocalist: a- Ann Lorraine; b- Paul O’Conner; c- Irene Daye) (Personnel: Flea Campbell, PauL perlman, Tony
Morell, Charles Russo, Gordon Smith, Bob MacGhee, Sal Collura, Paul O’Connor, Ted Bergen, Jack Larson, Abe Logan, Jack Jacobsen, John Tonelli,
Bobby Rickey, more) [1952-1954] Besides great technique, Charlie Spivak also utilized exquisite phrasing, a brilliant tone, and a great attack,
all of which stood him well with outfits, and certainly accounted for the success of his own bands. After a
shaky beginning, he expanded his repertoire with arrangements by Sonny Burke and Nelson Riddle, and life
became good. Personnel changes in 1941-42 included Dave Tough on drums, Willie Smith on alto sax, and
some fine vocalizing by Garry Stevens and the Stardusters with JUne Hutton. In 1943, Irene Daye took over
from June. This CD gives us some excellent tracks from Charlie’s 1956 appearances on the NBC Bandstand
series, as well as some earlier performances form the 1940s. [Item Code: 63901 CD: $15.00]
MACK AVENUE
1051 THE HOT CLUB OF DETROIT IT’S ABOUT THAT TIME On The Steps • Nostalgia In Times Square
• Noto Swing • Tristesse E Major Etude • Equilibrium • Restless Twilights • For Stephane • Papillon • Duke
And Dukie • Heavy Artillerie- It’s About That Time • Patio Swing • Sacre Bleu • Sweet Chorus (Personnel:
Paul Brady, Evan Perri, Julien Labro, Carl Cafagna, Andrew Kratzat) The spirit of Django Reinhardt is evident
in the Hot Club of Detroit’s newest album, It’s About That Time, but the arrangements and the music itself
has evolved with a more modern tilt and a less traditional sound. All in all, it’s a wonderful CD, with the
driving force of the Hot Club, how could they go wrong. [Item Code: 65387 CD: $18.00]
MONTPELLIER
60 GUS BIVONA AND HIS ORCHESTRA PLAYING THE FIELD This Could Be The Start Of Something
Big • Selfish Love • I Never Should Have Told You • Playing The Field • Conversation • April Rhapsody •
Even Steven • Marvellous • Baby, But You Did • Tonight • You’re The One For Me • Mister Moon • C Jam
Blues • Sorghum Switch • Please • Fugue For Tinhorns • Theme From Picnic • The Sidewalk Shufflers •
Where Are You • Lemon Crust • Barbecued Ribs • Buffalo Nickel • The Dickey-Bird Song • Forward Thrust
(Theme) (Personnel: Conrad Gozzo, Pete Candoli, Manny Klein, John Best, Si Zetner, Joe Howard, Nicky Di
Maio, George Roberts, Lee Robinson, Mohlon Clark, George Auld, Don Lodice, Pete Terry, Jimmy Rowles,
Vince Terry, Joe Mondragon, Mike Rubin) Tracks 13-24 are in Stereo. ‘Playing The Field’ is the second
Montpellier release following up ‘It’s Alright With Me’ (MPR33). Alto saxophonist•clarinetist Gus Bivona
leads his swinging Orchestra through twenty four tracks including his theme Forward Thrust. Leading songwriter
Steve Allen contributes twelve songs and twelve standards including C Jam Blues, Lemon Twist and
Theme from Picnic are in Stereo. With few recordings available this is an essential purchase for big band
fans. [Item Code: 65365 CD: $20.00]
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MONTPELLIER
61 RAY McKINLEY AND THE GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA MOVIN’ ALONG Canadian Sunset •
Domino • Medley: Stairway To The Stars- Naughty But Nice- Stardreams- Blue Evening (a) • Accentuate The
Positive (b) • Caribbean Clipper • I’m Glad There Is You (c) • Movin’ Along • The Starlit Hour (d) • Rockin’
The Bass • It Never Entered My Mind (d) • Too Little Time • Johnson Rag Cha Cha • I Know Why (c) • Once
Upon A Keyboard • Take The ‘A’ Train • Red Silk Stockings & Green Perfume (b) • Falling Leaves (Vocalist:
a- Lorrie Peters And Ronnie Craig; b- Ray McKinley; c- Lorrie Peters; d- Ronnie Craig) (Collective Personnel:
Ed Zandy, Jimmy Maxwell, Fern Caron, Don Hafer, Tom Parker, Hank Stampf, Jimmy Hemming, Howie
Williams, Lennie Hambro, Larry Abel, Ray Black, Irv Mosher, Cliff Hoff, Bernare Peiffer, Jim Thorpe, Larry
Callahan, Roy Desio, Fred Pranio, Gale Curtis, Lou Chev, Vern Austin, Chuck Andrus, Harry Hawthorne,
Ernie Bernhardt, Eddie Bert, Bruce Hendricks, Charlie Loper, Joe Pamleia, John Potoker, George Barnes, Gus
Johnson, Dean Kincaide, Mundell Lowe, John Worster, Trigger Alpert, Bud Murphy) [1957-1959] The second
Montpellier Ray McKinley release directing The Glenn Miller Orchestra features eighteen stereo tracks
including a medley featuring vocalists Lorrie Peters and Ronnie Craig. Ray sings Accentuate The Positive and
Red Silk Stockings and Green Perfume and Lorrie and Ronnie contribute two more each. Eleven instrumental
favourites - complete this collection of Miller style tunes that continued to be popular on dance dates and radio play in the late 1950s. [Item
Code: 65366 CD: $20.00]
62 GUS BIVONA AND HIS ORCHESTRA IT’S MAGIC It’s A Wonderful World • All This And Heaven Too • Southern Fired • I Believe In
Miracles • It Could Happen To You • For Sentimental Reasons • Octoroon • That’s For Me • Good Morning
• Too Good To Be True • It’s Magic • Do Nothing ‘Till You Her From Me • Woodchopper’s Ball • Amapola
• Laura • Caravan • One O’Clock Jump • Boogie-Woogie • Summit Ridge Drive • Sentimental Journey •
So Rare • Tuxedo Junction • Sing Sing Sing (Personnel: Russell Cheever, Jack DuMont, Morris Crawford,
William Ulyate, Frank Beech, Virgil Evans, Joe Howard, Richard Nash, Lloyd Ulyate, George Roberts, Bill
Miller, Red Mitchell, Mel Lewis) Gus Bivona leads his late ninteteen fifties band through twenty three
swinging big band charts. [Item Code: 65367 CD: $20.00]
NAGEL HEYER
92 SARAH PARTRIDGE BLAME IT ON MY YOUTH You Turned The Tables On Me • Detour Ahead •
Almost Like Being In Love • Every Day I Have The Blues • Haunted Heart • How Long Has This Been Going
On? • I’ve Got The World On A String • Blame It On My Youth • No More Blues • Just One Of Those Things
• All The Things You Are • This Can’t Be Love • Cheek To Cheek • Come Rain Or Come Shine (Personnel:
Daniel May, Benjamin May, John Merola, Tony Monte, Frank Wess, Bucky Pizzarelli, Gene Bertonciini, Karl
Schloz, Mark Josefsberg, Linc Milliman, Terry Clarke, Rich Derosa, Larry Ham, Fred Hunger, Sherrie Maricle, Allen Farnham) [2002-2003] Great
songs deserve a great voice. These are great songs, and Sarah Partridge owns a great voice. Her enthusiasm for the material brings new life to some
old classics. Sarah writes that, as far as her musical influences go, we can ‘Blame it on her youth’, and the
music that was playing in her house when she was growing up. [Item Code: 65416 CD: $19.00]
100 SARAH PARTRIDGE YOU ARE THERE - SONGS FOR MY FATHER You And I • My Buddy •
Wouldn’t It Be Loverly • Stormy Monday Blues • Lullaby Of Birdland • Dancing In My Mind • Roll ‘Em Pete
• You Are There • The Folks Who Live On The Hill • Where Or When • Out Of This World • Why Did I
Choose You • Stars Fell On Alabama • We’ll Be Together Again (Personnel: Sean Jones, Daniel May, Tony
DePaolis, Jeff Grubbs, James T. Johnson III) [2006] Sarah Partridge can unreservedly be placed alongside
the best jazz-orientated singers. This CD is a mix of tunes. Songs that Sarah’s father loved; songs that he
would have loved to hear her sing, and songs that she would have wanted him to hear her sing. [Item
Code: 65417 CD: $19.00]
NAIM AUDIO
144 BARB JUNGR THE MEN I LOVE - THE NEW AMERICAN SONGBOOK Once In A Lifetime • I’m A
Believer • Breaking Down The Walls Of Heartache • Night Comes On • Can’t Get Used To Losing You- Red
Red Wine • The River • I Saw The Light • This Old Heart Of Mine • Love Hurts • Everything I Own • You Ain’t Going Nowhere • My Little Town
• Wichita Lineman (Personnel: Simon Wallace, Steve Watts, Frank Schaeffer, Paul Clarvis, Clive Bell) Barb Jungr is steadily building a formidable
as a cabaret artist in New York. She returned to NYC’s Cafe Carlyle in February & March, and will launch The Men I Love at the Metropolitan Room.
The Men I Love is a journey that began at a meeting in New York where someone asked Barb to name a new
collection and this is the songbook that she sings, the New American Songbook, the great songs that bear reinterpretation
from the great writers that emerged during and post rock ‘n’ roll and everything that followed
it. It is the songbook Barb grew up with. [Item Code: 65462 CD: $16.00]
NESSA RECORDS
19 WADADA LEO SMITH SPIRIT CATCHER Images • The Burning Of Stones • Spirit Catcher • The
Burning Of Stones (First Version) (Personnel: Dwight Andrews, Bobby Naughton, Wes Brown, Pheeroan ak
Laff, Irene Emanuel, Carol Emanuel, Ruth Emanuel) [1979] First CD release of an important recording from
1979. Trumpeter-composer Wadada Leo Smith leads a quintet with Dwight Andrews (clarinet, wooden flute
& tenor saxophone), Bobby Naughton (vibraharp), Wes Brown (bass & wooden flute) and Pheeroan akLaff
(drums) in two original compositions - Images and Spirit Catcher. In addition, Leo prepared a very unusual
piece for muted trumpet and three harps - The Burning of Stones. This unusual piece is presented in two
realizations. Recorded by the legendary Rudy Van Gelder. [Item Code: 64580 CD: $16.00]
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NONESUCH
518655 BRAD MEHLDAU HIGHWAY RIDER John Boy • Don’t Be Sad • At the Tollbooth • Highway
Rider • The Falcon Will Fly Again • Now You Must Climb Alone • Walking the Peak • We’ll Cross the River
Together • Capriccio • Sky Turning Grey • Into the City • Old West • Come With Me • Always Departing
• Always Returning (Personnel: Jeff Ballard, Larry Grenadier, Matt Chamberlain, Joshua Redman) [2009]
2-CD set. Eight years ago, Mehldau and Los Angeles-based producer Jon Brion collaborated on the groundbreaking
Largo album. Highway Rider reunites Mehldau with Brion in an even more ambitious setting, with
a broader instrumental palette. This two-disc, 15-track song cycle was written, orchestrated, and arranged
by Mehldau and features his long-time rhythm section of drummer Jeff Ballard and bassist Larry Grenadier,
along with old friends drummer Matt Chamberlain and saxophonist Joshua Redman as well as a chamber
orchestra conducted by Dan Coleman. Highway Rider reflects Mehldau’s recent experience writing longform
pieces, including the Carnegie Hall-commissioned Love Songs for mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter.
[Item Code: 65534 2-CD: $20.00]
OMNI RECORDING CORP.
135 WAYLON JENNINGS THE DARK SIDE OF FAME Don’t Play The Game • Delia’s Game • MacArthur Park • Love Of The Common People
• Destiny’s Child • The House Song • Games People Play • Grey Eyes You Know • (I’d Be) A Legend In My Time • The Chokin’ Kind • Sunday
Mornin’ Comin’ Down • Where Love Has Died • The Days Of Sand And Shovels • The Road • Beautiful
Annabel Lee • Julie • Yes, Virginia • Singer Of Sad Songs • Six Strings Away • Cedartown Georgia • Just To
Satisfy You • For The Kids • Another Bridge To Burn • Just Across The Way • I’ve Been Needing Someone
Like You • Rock, Salt And Nails (With Lee Hazlewood) • Life Goes On • The Dark Side Of Fame [1965-
1971] Conventional wisdom holds that in the era of the late ‘60s and early ‘70s Waylon Jennings was a
tethered beast, shackled in the straight jacket of the Nashville Machine’s conformity. Indulge for a moment
and really listen to the 28 brooding, blistering sides collected here. Witness the barely controlled menace
of Don’t Play The Game, the sublime quasi-psychedelia of MacArthur Park or the eye-gouging fuzz-tone of
Six Strings Away. This magnificent collection of pre-’outlaw’ cuts proves that ‘conventional wisdom’ never
got it more wrong and that Waylon Jennings never lived far from the wrong side of the tracks. [Item Code:
65368 CD: $17.00]
136 FRANKIE LAINE ROCKS AND GRAVEL Rocks And Gravel • That Lucky Old Sun • The Wayfaring
Stranger • The 3:10 To Yuma • Gunfight At The O.K. Corral • Wanted Man • Bowie Knife • The Hanging Tree
• Lonely Man • Old Virginny • Cherry Red • On A Monday • Careless Love • Beyond The Blue Horizon
• Song Of The Open Road • The Swamp Girl • Journey’s End • Dead Man’s Hand • The Hard Way • El
Diablo • The Moment Of Truth • Sixteen Tons • Miss Satan • Horses And Women • The Girl In The Wood • Riders In The Sky • Lonely Days Of
Winter • I’m Gonna Live Till I Die [1956-1964] Welcome to the husky, devil-may-care world of Frankie Laine. A place where hammers strike
rocks, bullets find vengeance and the sweat of the working man and the embrace of the great outdoors are
lauded above all. Born Francesco Paolo LoVecchio, ‘Frankie’ inherited all the gusto and big-chested burl of
his Italian antecedents and would go on to sell over 100 million records worldwide at his peak (the 1950s
and early ‘60s). ‘Mr. Leather Lungs’ belted out tough but tender blue-collar tales (‘That Lucky Old Sun’) and
stirring western odes (‘The 3:10 To Yuma’) with equal aplomb over powerful arrangements (many by John
Williams - later of ‘Star Wars’ and ‘Superman’ fame). [Item Code: 65369 CD: $17.00]
ORIGIN RECORDS
82554 EEA THE DARK The Dark • Keystone • Improvisation 1 • African Flower • Palhaco • Polar
• Improvisation 2 • Time Falls (Like Snow) • Improvisation 3 • Birthday Boy • Heaven (Personnel: Peter
Epstein, Larry Engstrom, David Ake) [2008] The Dark marks the debut release of EEA, a newly formed ensemble
consisting of saxophonist Peter Epstein, Larry Engstrom on trumpet, and pianist David Ake. Whether
performing original compositions, collective improvisations, or overlooked gems from the jazz repertoire,
The Dark explores the full range of moods and textures afforded by this unusual instrumentation. EEA allows
all of their varied experiences to make its way into their music. [Item Code: 64932 CD: $15.00]
82555 SCENES RINNOVA Chariots For Anthony • Ambleside • Behind The Scenes • Leviathan • Art Of Falling • Fun With Fruit • Virtual
52nd Street • Little Church • Laughing River • Clues (Personnel: John Stowell, Jeff Johnson, John Bishop) [2009] From its inception in 2001,
Scenes has added a distinctive voice to the classic guitar trio lexicon through the creative group aesthetic
applied by guitarist John Stowell, bassist Jeff Johnson and drummer John Bishop. For their latest release, the
trio presents a set of compelling originals as they also explore varying sonic textures with Stowell’s use of
nylon string guitar, and even the fretless-guitar on the closing track. With a stirring intent, the harmonic and
rhythmically unfettered world of ‘Rinnova’ unfolds to each listener at a unique pace, always challenging, and
always delighting. [Item Code: 64933 CD: $15.00]
82556 BOB SNEIDER PAUL HOFMANN SERVE AND VOLLEY Warm Welcome • Grace • Inception •
Samba Getz • High Peaks • Peri’s Scope • I Remember Bill Evans • Serve And Volley: The Arrival • Baselines
And Backhands • The Sweet Spot • Passing Shots • The Tiebreaker [2008] Through their first two
releases, 2004’s ‘Interconnection’ & 2006’s ‘Escapade,’ guitarist Bob Sneider and pianist Paul Hofmann have
developed a masterful and imaginative creative duo dynamic that coalesces here in their finest effort to date.
The 66-minute program features original music by Hofmann and Sneider as well as covers of two classic
jazz piano compositions - ‘Peri’s Scope’ by Bill Evans and ‘Inception,’ McCoy Tyner’s rollicking minor blues.
‘Serve and Volley’ is a swinging, accessible and highly rewarding peek into a very creative relationship.
[Item Code: 64934 CD: $15.00]
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ORIGIN RECORDS
82561 RAY VEGA THOMAS MARRIOTT EAST-WEST TRUMPET SUMMIT It’s You Or No One • Juicy
Lucy • Pelham Gardens • Bishop Island • Only Of A Season • It’s A New York Thing • Round Midnight- In
A Sentimental Mood • Big Brother (Personnel: Thomas Marriott, Travis Shook, Jeff Johnson, Matt Jorgensen)
[2009] Continuing the tradition of fabled trumpet duo sessions that have included Fats Navarro & Howard
McGhee, and Freddie Hubbard & Woody Shaw, two of the more dynamic and versatile trumpeters anywhere,
New Yorker Ray Vega & Thomas Marriott from Seattle, make up the front line of this power-packed
quintet as they take a joyous ride through a collection of jazz classics and original compositions. Featuring
pianist Travis Shook, drummer Matt Jorgensen & bassist Jeff Johnson. [Item Code: 65370 CD: $15.00]
82562 COREY CHRISTIANSEN OUTLAW TRACTOR Down Time • Carefree • When You Want •
Starstepper • Outlaw Tractor • Big Kids • The Penguins Deserve Better (Personnel: David Halliday, Pat Bianchi,
Matt Jorgensen) [2008] The dynamic guitarist returns with a vengeance on Outlaw Tractor, another
grooving, soul-jazz offering featuring his working band, including New York organist Pat Bianchi, saxophonist
David Halliday and drummer Matt Jorgensen. Moving easily from the funky ‘When You Want’ and ‘Outlaw
Tractor’ to the driving ‘Big Kids’ and ‘Starstepper,’ Christiansen’s soulful compositions and precise yet earthy
guitar talents define an album that’s destined to become a classic. [Item Code: 65371 CD: $15.00]
POLL WINNERS RECORDS
27224 SARAH VAUGHAN FEATURING CLIFFORD BROWN September Song • Lullaby Of Birdland •
I’m Glad There Is You • You’re Not The Kind • Jim • He’s My Guy • April In Paris • It’s Crazy • Embraceable
You • Over The Rainbow • Soon • Cherokee • I’ll Never Smile Again • Don’t Be On The Outside •
How High The Moon • It Shouldn’t Happen To A Dream • Sometimes I’m Happy • Maybe • An Occasional
Man • Why Can’t I • Oh My (Collective Personnel: Clifford Brown, Herbie Mann, Paul Quinichette, Jimmy
Jones, Joe Benjamin, Roy Haynes, Julian Cannonball Adderley, Sam Marowitz, Ernie Royal, Bernie Glow, J.J.
Johnson, Kai Winding, Jerome Richardson, Turk Van Lake) [1954-1955] This release contains the complete
original albums Sarah Vaughan and Sarah Vaughan In The Land Of Hi-Fi, pairing the singer with brilliant
soloists like Clifford brown, and Cannonball Adderley. Both albums have the same rhythm section and were
arranged by Ernie Wilkins. [Item Code: 65345 -CD: $14.00]
27230 ROY ELDRIDGE BENNY CARTER URBANE JAZZ I Still Love Him So • The Moon Is Low • I
Missed My Hat • Ballad Medley: I Remember You- Chelsea Bridge- I’ve Got The World On A String • Polite
Blues • Close Your Eyes • Where’s Art • I Don’t Know • Striding • Wailing • The Moon Is Low (78 Version)
• The Moon Is Low (Alt Tk) • I Missed My Hat (Alt Tk) • Close Your Eyes (Alt Tk) • Ballad Medley: I
Remember You- Chelsea Bridge- I’ve Got The World On A String (Alt Tk) • Les Tricheurs • Phil’s Tune (Collective Personnel: Benny Carter, Bruce
Mcdonald, John Simmons, Alvin Stoller, Stan Getz, Oscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown, Gus Johnson) [1955-1958] The complete original
album Urbane Jazz (Verve MGV8212, tracks 1-10), as well as all of the other tunes taped during those sessions.
While the main focus here is on the quintet fronted by Eldridge and Carter, four tracks present Eldridge
playing amazing duets with drummer Alvin Stoller (the trumpeter also plays piano on ‘Wailing’). The only
two tracks featuring Eldridge from the soundtrack of the French movie Les Tricheurs have been added as a
bonus (on one track Roy shares the front line with Stan Getz in a sextet). Includes 12-page booklet. [Item
Code: 65350 CD: $14.00]
27232 JO JONES THE JO JONES SPECIAL Shoe Shine Boy (First Take) • Lover Man • Georgia Mae •
Caravan • Lincoln Heights • Embraceable You • Shoe Shine Boy (Second Take) • Vamp Till Ready • You’re
Getting To Be A Habit With Me • Should I • Sandy’s Body • Thou Swell • Show Time • Liza • But Not For
Me • Royal Garden Blues • Mozelle’s Alley • Sox Trot • In The Forrest (Collective Personnel: Bennie Green,
Emmett Berry, Lucky Thompson, Freddie Green, Nat Pierce, Walter Page, Harry ‘Sweets’ Edison, Jimmy Forrest,
Tommy Flanagan, Tommy Potter, Count Basie, Pete Johnson, Lawrence Brown, Buddy Tate, Rudy Powell)
[1955] Two LPs on one CD. The complete Jo Jones septet album The Jo Jones Special, featuring the classic
Count Basie rhythm section with Freddie Green and Walter Page, as well as Basie himself as a guest on a
couple of tracks. Added as a bonus is the complete LP Vamp Till Ready, by a Jo Jones sextet. [Item Code:
65440 CD: $14.00]
27233 BOB BROOKMEYER ZOOT SIMS TONITE’S MUSIC TODAY - WHOOEEEE Mr. Moon • I Hear A Rhapsody • The Chant • Blues My
Naughty Sweetie Gives To • Zoot’s Tune • How Long Has This Been Going On? • Bobby’s Tune • Blue Skies
• 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: Zoot Sims, Hank Jones,
Wyatt Ruther, Gus Johnson, Hank Jones, Bill Crow, Jo Jones) [1956] Two complete amazing albums by
the Bob Brookmeyer-Zoot Sims Quintet, which were recorded about a week apart. They are accompanied
on both LPs by the great pianist Hank Jones, while the second also features the legendary swing drummer Jo
Jones. Also featured are Zoot Sims’ two first vocals on record. [Item Code: 65445 CD: $14.00]
27234 ABBEY LINCOLN ABBEY IS BLUE - IT’S MAGIC Afro Blue • Lonely House • Let Up • Thursday’s
Child • Brother, Where Are You? • Laugh, Clown, Laugh • Come Sunday • Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise
• Lost In The Stars • Long As You’re Living • I Am In Love • It’s Magic • Just For Me • An Occasional Man •
Ain’t Nobody’s Business • Out Of The Past • Music, Maestro, Please • Love • Exactly Like You • Little Niles
• Out Of The Past (Collective Personnel: Kenny Dorham, Art Farmer, Curtis Fuller, Benny Golson, Stanley
Turrentine, Les Spann, Wynton Kelly, Cedar Walton, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones, Max Roach) [1958-
1959] 2 LPs on 1 CD. Two complete early albums by Abbey Lincoln, Abbey Is Blue and It’s Magic. As a
bonus, there is a rare live version of ‘Out of the Past’. [Item Code: 65527 CD: $14.00]
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PORTO FRANCO RECORDS
5 SETH AUGUSTUS TO THE POURING RAIN To The Pouring Rain • Trickeries Of The Great Emptiness
• Cherry Rose • Big Cocoon • Slim Sam • Air To The Thrown • Convolution Blues • Buffalo Eight •
Tiny Little Head (Personnel: Jon Weiss, Johnny Bones) After haunting the outer-lands of San Francisco’s
music world for the better part of two decades, Seth Augustus has emerged, full-born, with a fully realized
sound and perspective that seems to exist outside of time and the limits of geography. Coarse and primitive
textures, pre-war blues, hypnagogic tales told over tangos by midnight buskers, Seth’s own sinister-electrified
guitar and a stripped down drum kit mingle with the rhythms of early American folk and jazz, the cadences
of carnival sounds and more than a little 60s-era Captain Beefheart. [Item Code: 64935 CD: $14.00]
9 MITCH MARCUS QUINTET COUNTDOWN 2 MELTDOWN Coffee And Cones • Ron And The
Machete • Countdown 2 Meltdown • A’s Lament • Jimmy’s Delight • SS Clagett • Tron McCain • Wonton
• HH (a) • The Albatross (Vocalist: a- Lorin Bendict) (Personnel: Sylvain Carton, Mike Abraham,
George Ban-Weiss, Tomas Fujiwara, Darren Johnston) [2009] During his ten years in the Bay Area,
saxophonist•composer Mitch Marcus cut a wide and exciting swath through the music scene. He worked
with an array of daring, diverse musical ensembles and formed the Mitch Marcus Quintet, voted best jazz
band in SF Weekley’s 2007 readers poll. Featuring alto saxophonist and longtime musical partner Sylvain Carton, guitarist Mike Abraham, bassist
George Ban-Weiss, and drummer Tomas Fujiwara. [Item Code: 64936 CD: $16.00]
RARE LIVE RECORDINGS
88657 JOHN COLTRANE MORE LIVE AT THE SHOWBOAT 1963 Chasing The Trane • It’s Easy To
Remember • Up ‘Gainst The Wall • The Inchworm • Impressions • I Want To Talk About You • Mr. P.C. •
After The Rain (John Coltrane On Piano) (Personnel: McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Roy Haynes) [1963]
A complete unissued set by Coltrane at the Showboat in Philadelphia with Roy Haynes. It was recorded one
week after the set that was presented on RLR 88620. McCoy Tyner was late that day, and so Trane played
the first three tunes and most of the fourth in the unusual trio format of tenor sax/bass/drums. Among other
highlights, this set presents rare live versions by Coltrane of ‘Up ‘Gainst the Wall’ and ‘It’s Easy to Remember’,
as well as the only existing testimony of Trane at the piano. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code:
65441 CD: $17.00]
88658 CHARLIE PARKER BIRD IN PARIS - THE COMPLETE FRENCH TOUR RECORDINGS Salt
Peanuts • Barbados • 52nd Street Theme • Out Of Nowhere • Salt Peanuts • Scrapple From The Apple •
Out Of Nowhere • Wee (Aka Allen’s Alley) • 52nd Street Theme • Out Of Nowhere • A Night In Tunisia •
Moose The Mooche • I Got Rhythm • 52nd Street Theme • Hot House • Blues Finale • Ornithology • Out
Of Nowhere • Cheryl • 52nd Street Theme • Lover Man • Groovin’ High • Half Nelson • 52nd Street Theme • Lady Bird • Intro Into Now’s The
Time • Lover • I Can’t Get Started • Blues • Anthropology • Bop City • I Get A Kick Out Of You • Big Foot • Anthropology • Donna Lee • Blues
• Almost Like Being In Love (Collective Personnel: Kenny Dorham, Al Haig, Tommy Potter, Max Roach,
Aime Barelli, Bill Coleman, Hot Lips Page, ‘Big Chief’ Russell Moore, Hubert Rostaing, Don Byas, James
Moody, Hazy Osterwald, Jean ‘Toots’ Thielemans, Shorty Sherrock, Sidney Bechet, Joe Bushkin, Chubby
Jackso, George Wettling, Miles Davis, Max Kaminsky, Kai Winding, Joe Sullivan, Max Roach, Milton De
Lugg) [1950] 2-CD Set. All known recordings made by Bird in France. CD One is devoted to all of his
preserved performances at the famous Salle Pleyel in May 1949, backed by Kenny Dorham, Al Haig, Tommy
Potter and Max Roach. CD Two opens with a concert in Roubaix featuring the same band during the same
tour. Among its highlights is a rare live reading of ‘Lover Man’. Also included is his only 1950 recording in
Paris, the only version of ‘Lady Bird’ in Bird’s whole discography. Three rare TV show soundtracks from the
same period have been added as a bonus. [Item Code: 65528 2-CD: $25.00]
RESONANCE
2006 GENE HARRIS QUARTET ANOTHER NIGHT IN LONDON Sweet Georgia Brown • Meditation
• That’s All • Lady Be Good • This Masquerade • Georgia On My Mind (Personnel: Jim Mullen, Andrew
Clyendert, Martin Drew) [1996] The follow up to 2008’s best-selling Resonance release Live In London is only the second-ever release by Gene
Harris’ European quartet! Includes unreleased recordings from a 1996 concert at London’s Pizza Express. Features versions of songs never cut in a
quartet setting or recorded by Gene Harris. [Item Code: 65469 CD: $17.00]
RETRIEVAL
79061 FRED ‘SUGAR’ HALL AND HIS SUGAR BABIES LOOK WHO’S HERE Sobbin’ Blues • Look
Who’s Here! • A My Sugar • She’s Driving Me Wild • Dallas Blues • Is It Possible? (a) • Someday You’ll Say
‘O.K.’ (a)• Louder And Funnier (b) • West End Blues • Missouri Squabble • I Faw Down And Go ‘Boom’ (a)
• Wipin’ The Pan (c) • Betty • Emaline (c) • What Do You Think Of My Baby? (c) • A The Shoes We Have
Left Are All Right (a) • Piccolo Pete (a) • Harmonica Harry (a) • Harmonica Harry • ‘Tain’t No Sin (Unissued)
• ‘Tain’t No Sin (a) • Headin’ South (a) • How’s Your Uncle (a) • How’s Your Auntie? (a) • Red Headed Baby
(Vocalist: a- Arthur Fields; b- Fred Hall; c- Arthur Fields, Fred Hall) (Collective Personnel: George Knapp,
Harry Blevins, Carl Edlund, Tom Emerson, Albert Russo, Al Morse, Joseph Mayo, Jack Mollick, Eddie Grosso,
Philip D’Arcy, Mike Mosiello, Leo McConville) [1925-1931] Rarities, treasures of Fred Sugar Hall & His
Sugar Babies Music of the 20’s and beginning of the 30’s As a bandleader Hall and his men recorded prolifically
for many labels from 1925 onwards. Many recordings featured vocalist Arthur Fields with whom Hall
enjoyed a lengthy partnership, co-writing several songs. [Item Code: 65536 CD: $11.00]
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3 TINY BRADSHAW AND HIS ORCHESTRA HEAVY JUICE Heavy Juice • Train Kept A-Rollin’ • Later
• Hold On Josie • Rippin’ & Runnin’ • Cat Nap • Walkin’ The Chalk Line • Choice • Spider Web • Free
For All • Gravy Train • Overflow • I’m A Hi-Ballin Daddy • Pompton Turnpike • I’m Going To Have Myself
A Ball • Soft • Ping Pong • Mailman’s Sack • South Of The Orient • Lay It On The Line • Stompin Room
Only • Breaking Up The House • Cat Fruit • Off & On • Brad’s Blues • Newspaper Boy Blues • Stack Of
Dollars • Light • Knockin Blues • Powder Puff [1950-1955] One bandleader who seems to go on and on
is Tiny Bradshaw, who was resident at the Savoy in Harlem for many years after the mid-thirties. Tiny still
has a jumping big-little band of about twelve men who blow their brains out and bawl very risque lyrics with
immense gusto. He is a firm favourite and it’s easy to understand why - his discs have all the ingredients for
a successful race record of today - broad humour, powerful brass, a honking tenor and that rocking, rolling
beat which only a coloured band can generate, and which hasn’t changed much during the years except to
get a bit more frantic. [Item Code: 65409 CD: $17.00]
148 DOC POMUS BLUES IN THE RED Doc’s Boogie • Pomus Blues • Send For The Doctor • My New
Chick • Alley Alley Blues • Blues Without Booze • Fruity Woman Blues • My Good Pott • Jelly Jelly • Kiss
My Wrist • Traveling Doc • Naggin’ Wife Blues • No Home Blues • Blues For Sale • Blues In The Red • Give It Up • Pool Playin’ Baby • Too Much
Boogie • The Last Blues • Work Little Carrie • Heartlessly • Bye Baby Bye • Here Comes The Blues • Joe Turner Medley Doc Pomus was acclaimed
as one of the classic songwriters - sometimes alone, sometimes in the company of peers like Leiber
and Stoller, and frequently with composer-partner Mort Shuman, seemingly effortlessly wrote or co-wrote
24k rock and pop classics bu the bushel such as ‘Boogie Woogie Country Girl’, ‘Teenager In Love’, ‘Lonely
Avenue’, ‘Can’t Get Used To Losing You’, ‘His Latest Flame’, ‘Sweets For My Sweet’, ‘Little Sister’, ‘Youngblood’,
‘Viva Las Vegas’, ‘Save The Last Dance For Me’, ‘Suspicion’, ‘Turn Me Loose’, ‘A Mess Of Blues’ and
countless other award-winning tunes of the ‘50s and ‘60s. Following in the footsteps of his heroes Big Joe
Turner and Wynonie ‘Mr Blues’ Harris. For the first time ever on CD, we explore Pomus’ secret history as a
recording artist which, coincidentally, also reflects the amazing history of rhythm & blues from mid-forties
risque blues and jazzy jump tunes to mid fifties screaming rock ‘n’ roll. [Item Code: 65410 CD: $17.00]
REX
336 VARIOUS ARTISTS UNDERNEATH THE HARLEM MOON Nobody’s Sweetheart (1a) • Freeze
An’ Melt (1b) • Underneath The Harlem Moon (1c) • I’ll Never Be The Same (1d) • Rockin’ Chair (1e) • The
Japanese Sandman (1f) • Poor Richard (1g) • I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me (1h) • Ain’t Misbehavin’
(1i) • Doin’ What I Please (1c) • West End Blues (1i) • Black And Tan Fantasy (1j) • Heebie Jeebies
(1k) • Collegiate Love (1l) • Song Of The Islands (1e) • Tiger Rag (1m) • Stormy Weather (1n) • Confessin’ (1e) • Nagasaki (1c) • After You’ve Gone
(1o) • Slippery Horn (1j) • St James Infirmary (1e) • Baby Mine (1d) • I Hate Myself (1p) • All For The Sake
Of Love (1q) • Twelfth Street Rag (1j) • Young And Healthy (2a) • East St. Louis Toodle-Oo (1j) • Maniac’s
Ball (2b) • Strange As It Seems (1d) • Rhythm Is Our Business (2c) • Choo Choo (2d) • Bundle Of Blues
(1j) • No-One Loves Like That Dallas Man (1c) • Moon Glow (1j) • Darktown Strutters Ball (1h) • Rockin’
In Rhythm (2e) • You Rascal You (1e) • Stratosphered (2c) • Hotter Than Hell (2f) • Big House Blues (2e) •
Sing Sing Isn’t Prison Any More (2g) • Baby, When You Ain’t There (1j) • I’ve Got Rhythm (1d) • Be Bo Bo
(qg) • Basin Street Blues (2h) • Doin’ What I Please (1d) • Comin’ ‘nd Gone (2e) • I’ve Found A New Baby
(2i) • I’ll Putcha Pitcha In The Papers (1q) 1a- MacKenzie And Condon’s Orchestra; 1b- Eddie Lang & His
Orchestra; 1c- Don Redman & His Orchestra; 1d- Adelaide Hall; 1e- Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra; 1f-
Wayne King & His Orchestra; 1g- Jack Purvis & His Orchestra; 1h- Red McKenzie’s Celestial Beings; 1i- Louis
Armstrong’s Hot Five; 1j- Duke Ellington & His Orchestra; 1k- Boswell Sisters; 1l- Cornell & His Orchestra;
1m- Tomym Dorsey; 1n- Garland Wilson & Nat Gonella; 1o- Miff Mole’s Little Molers; 1p- Boswell Sisters
With The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra; 1q- Nan Blackstone; 2a - Bing Crosby With Guy Lombardo & His
Royal Canadians; 2b- Casa Loma Orchestra; 2c- Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra; 2d- Frankie Trumbaur &
His Orchestra; 2e- Harlem Footwarmers; 2f- Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra; 2g- Yacht Club Boys; 2h-
Charleston Chasers; 2i- Joe Venuti’s Blue Four) [1927-1934] 2-CD set. Features 50 sides from some of the great pioneers of jazz. Includes Duke
Ellington, Frankie Trumbauer, Boswell Sisters, Cornell & His Orch., Don Redman, Wayne King, Jimmie Lunceford, Jack Purvis, Harlem Footwarmers,
Nan Blackstone, more. [Item Code: 65573 2-CD: $19.00]
RIVERMONT
2211 FREDERICK HODGES ADAM SWANSON DOUBLE TROUBLE - HOT PIANO DUETS Double
Trouble • Maple Leaf Rag • The Entertainer, Swipesy Cake Walk • Stay Out Of The South • Dill Pickles
• Take Me Out To The Ball Game • Nola • Canadian Capers • Happy Feet • Pianoflage • Kitten On The
Keys • Manhattan Madness • Space Shuffle [2009] Frederick Hodges and Adam Swanson are two of the
most well-known and highly-regarded ragtime and ‘novelty’ pianists in the world today. Hodges has served
as pianist and singer with Don Neely’s Royal Society Jazz Orchestra and the Peter Mintun Orchestra and
currently enjoys a career as silent film accompanist in his native California and at film festivals around the
world. Swanson is a recent two-time winner of the World Championship Old-Time Piano Playing Contest.
For the past several years, Hodges and Swanson have teamed up at ragtime and early jazz festivals around
the United States, and they have finally brought their fresh and exciting duets to disc in a 14 tracks of thrilling
ragtime, novelty, and popular song favorites. Recorded in 2009. [Item Code: 65388 CD: $17.00]
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1146 BING CROSBY THROUGH THE YEARS VOL. 5 - 1953 Tenderfoot • Walk Me By The River •
Cela M’est Egal • The Magic Window • Violets And Violins • A Propos De Rein • Mademoiselle De Paris
(In French) • Au Bord De L’eau (In French) • Embrasse-Moi Bien (In French) • La Mer (In French) • Tu Ne
Peux Pas Te Figurer (In French) • La Seine (In French) • Mon Coeur Est Un Violon (In French) • La Vie En
Rose (In French) • Embrasse-Moi Bien • Mademoiselle De Paris • Do You Ever Think Of Me •I Never Knew
(That Roses Grew) • Somebody Loves Me • After You’ve Gone • Sleepy Time Gal • Dinah • I Never Knew
(I Could Love Anybody) • I Can’t Give You Anything But Love • What A Little Moonlight Can Do • Down By
The Riverside • Y’all Come • Changing Partners (Collective Personnel: Perry Botkin And His Guitars, John
Scott Trotter And His Orchestra, Paul Durand Et Son Grand Orchestre, Buddy Cole Trio, Perry Botkin And
His Orchestra) [1953] Continuing the Bing Crosby Through the Years series, this fifth volume contains 28
tracks recorded in 1953, programmed in chronological order. Listen to Crosby singing French standards in
French. [Item Code: 65459 CD: $16.00]
1147 JANE MORGAN JANE IN SPAIN The Moon Was Yellow • Adios • Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps •
Perfidia • You Belong To My Heart • Baia • Granada • I Get Ideas • Be Mine Tonight • What A Difference
A Day Made • Let Me Love You Tonight • Magic Is The Moonlight • Happy Anniversary • C’est La Vie, C’est L’amour • The Sound Of Music • I’m
In Love • I’m New At The Game • Love Is Like Champagne • With Open Arms • Climb Every Mountain • Was It Day, Was It Night? • My Foolish
Heart • It’s Been A Long, Long Time • If Only I Could Live My Life Again (Collective Personnel: The Troubadors) [1957-1959] Digitally remastered
in glorious stereo sound, all of these tracks are on CD for the very first time. This album showcases
Jane Morgan’s exotic side, featuring many Latin standards, and also includes a selection of recordings made
between 1957 and 1959. [Item Code: 65458 CD: $16.00]
1148 BARBARA MCNAIR FRONT ROW CENTER Old Devil Moon • Hello Young Lovers • Love Is A
Simple Thing • Alone Together • Whatever Lola Wants • My Heart Belongs To Daddy • If I Were A Bell •
The Party’s Over • Always True To You In My Fashion • And This Is My Beloved • I’ve Got A Crush On You
• Steam Heat • Bobby • Till There Was You • He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands • Flipped Over You
• Waltz Me Around • Indiscreet • See If I Care • Too Late The Spring • I Feel A Feeling • Goin’ Steady With
The Moon • A Lover’s Prayer • Telephone Conversation With Billy Williams • Go To Sleep, Go To Sleep,
Go To Sleep With Billy Williams [1957-1959] For the first time on CD: 25 tracks performed by the multitalented
and beautiful actress•singer Barbara McNair. This CD contains all the recordings she made for the
Coral label in the late 1950s, making their CD debut. The bulk of the material is taken from Broadway shows.
[Item Code: 65457 CD: $16.00]
1149 DEANNA DURBIN SPRING PARADE Spring Parade Main Title (a)- It’s Foolish But It’s Fun (b)
• Tatra- The Country Fair- When April Sings (a) • Czardas (a) • A Night In The Hay (a) • The Blue Danube
Dream (b) • Petticoats (a) • Stolz March (a) • Bakery Shop (a) • Charming Drummer (a) • When April Sings (c) • Valse Budapest (a) • When April
Sings (b) • Waltzing In The Clouds (d) • Waltzing In The Clouds- Love Behind The Pilar (a) • It’s Foolish But It’s Fun (Reprise) (b) • Previn March
(In A Spring Parade) (a) • It’s Foolish But It’s Fun (Reprise) (e) • Doodle Doo (a) • When April Sings- Deanna
Waltzes (a) • Ante Room (a) • Polonnaise (a) • Emperor’s Saltsticks (a)- Waltzing In The Clouds (Reprise) (b)
• Spring Parade End Credits (a) • Spring Parade Exploitation Disc • When April Sings (b) • It’s Foolish But It’s
Fun (b) • Three Smart Girls Exploitation Disc • That Certain Age Exploitation Disc (Artist: a- Universal Studio
Orchestra; b- Deanna Durbin; c- Male Quartet; d- Robert Cummings & Deanna Durbin; d- Butch And Buddy)
[1940] In 1940 only 25 sets of 78s were privately pressed of the entire soundtrack of the hit Deanna Durbin
movie musical Spring Parade, making this first-ever CD release the Holy Grail of original soundtrack recordings.
These recordings have been digitally re-mastered from one of those 25 sets, and the CD includes the
disc made by the studio for radio stations to advertise the film as well as transcriptions of songs from the film
that Durbin made ‘live’ for radio broadcasts. [Item Code: 65456 CD: $16.00]
8004 MARIA FRIEDMAN Spread A Little Happiness- Smile- If I Ruled The World • I Sit In The Sun •
Georgy Girl- Downtown • As If We Never Said Goodbye • Alone Again Naturally • The Boy In The Gallery-
Mad About The Boy • Norwegian Wood- Eleanor Rigby • A Garden • Nina • If Love Were All • War
Medley: Part 1: It’s A Long Way To Tipperary- Sister Susie’s • Sewing Shirts For Soldiers • Part 2: The White
Cliffs Of Dover- Dido’s Lament • What Kind Of Fool Am I • We’ll Meet Again • Diamonds Are Forever
(Personnel: Jason Carr, Kay Bywater, Matt Whittington, Paul Moylan) [2009] First studio album in 14 years. Three-time Olivier Award-winning
musical star Maria Friedman has starred in productions on both Broadway. This album is based on her recent critically acclaimed one-woman
show celebrating the work of British composers. The songs come from a wide range of backgrounds-musical
theatre, 1960s pop, and the two World Wars. Tony Award nominee Jason Carr provides original orchestrations.
[Item Code: 65334 CD: $16.00]
SOLAR RECORDS
4569871 GERRY MULLIGAN ART FARMER QUARTET IN STOCKHOLM & HOLLYWOOD 1959
Introduction By Gene Krupa • As Catch Can • I Can’t Get Started • Just In Time • What Is There To Say? •
Spring Is Sprung • Blueport • Utter Chaos • Motel • My Funny Valentine • Walkin’ Shoes • Festive Minor
• As Catch Can • News From Blueport • Just In Time (Personnel: Bill Crow, Dave Bailey) [1959] Two
rarely heard complete performances by the celebrated Gerry Mulligan Quartet with Art Farmer, Bill Crow
and Dave Bailey. Taped just months after completing the album What Is There to Say? these performances
present the band live in Stockholm and at a Hollywood studio, recording tracks for a radio broadcast. Both
sets are well recorded with excellent sound quality and the Hollywood one contains the only existing version
of ‘Motel’ by the Mulligan-Farmer quartet. Includes inside booklet. [Item Code: 65530 CD: $16.00]
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3 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE SOLO ART STORY - PIANO BLUES & BOOGIE 1938-1939 VOL. 2 Shuffle
Boogie (a) • Pete’s Blues #2 (a) • How Long, How Long (a) • Let ‘Em Jump (a) • Buss Robinson Blues (R-128)
(a) • Untitled (a) • The Fives (b) • Beezum Blues (b) • Yancey Limited (b) • South Side Shuffle (c) • House
Rent Struggle (d) • Juice Joint (d) • Salty Woman Blues (d) • Pine Top’s Boogie Woogie (d) • I Don’t Know (d)
• Sweet Tooth (d) • Clarence’s Blues (d) • Monday Struggle (e) • St. Louis Blues (e) • Bass Goin’ Crazy (e) •
Far Ago Blues (f) • Closing Hour Blues (f) (Artist: a- Pete Johnson; b- Jimmy Yancey; c- Art Hodes; d- Cripple
Clarence Lofton; e- Albert Ammons; f- Meade Lux Lewis) [1938-1939] [Item Code: 65372 CD: $15.00]
SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR
809 LES BROWN AND HIS BAND OF RENOWN LET’S GO TO TOWN FEATURING PEGGY LEE AND
GISELLE MACKENZIE National Guard Show #17: Intro: Leap Frog • I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm •
Stormy Weather • Takes Two To Tango (1a) • You Are My Sunshine • National Guard Show #18: Intro: Leap
Frog • My Baby Just Cares For Me • Over The Rainbow • Wish You Were Here (1a) • You’re The Cream In
My Coffee • National Guard Show #19: Intro: Leap Frog • When The Red, Red Robin • You’re My Everything
• The Lady Is A Tramp (1a) • Rain • National Guard Show #20: Intro: Leap Frog • Jeepers Creepers • You’re A Sweetheart • When I Fall In Love
(1a) • Heat Wave • National Guard Show #245: Intro: National Guard Song • Love Is Here To Stay (2a) • A Night In Tunisia • Baubles, Bangles
And Beads (2a) • Begin The Beguine • National Guard Show #246: Intro: National Guard Song • Too Close For Comfort (2a) • Playing The Field •
The Nearness Of You (2a) • Get Me To The Church On Time • National Guard Show #247: Intro: National
Guard Song • Wrap Your Trouble In Dreams (2a) • Almost Like Being In Love • Secret Love (2a) • I Could
Have Dreamed All Night • National Guard Show #248: Intro: National Guard Song • How About You (2a) •
Mister Moon • I’ll Be Around • Idaho (Vocalist: 1a- Peggy Lee; 2a- Gisele MacKenzie) 2-CD set. Features
Peggy Lee and Giselle Mackenzie. These rare live recordings were made for the ‘National Guard Show. Forty
tracks in total. [Item Code: 65248 2-CD: $14.00]
810 RALPH FLANAGAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA PLAYS FOR DANCING VOLUME 2 Intro: Hot Toddy
• Linda • Stars Fell On Alabama • Joshua Fit De Battle Of Jericho • Ballin’ The Jack (a) • Stardust • Shortnin’
Bread • Some Enchanted Evening • Blue Room • Hot Toddy • Sign Off (Gene Krupa: Calling Doctor Gillespie)
• Intro: Giannina Mia • My Hero • Penthouse Serenade (b) • Joshua Fit De Battle Of Jericho • Irivng
Berlin Medley: Pretty Girl- Remember- Say It Isn’t So- How Deep Is The Ocean- Muskrat Ramble (Flanagan’s
Flatbush Five) • Careless • Love Is Here To Stay • Hot Toddy • Sing Off: Giannina Mia (Vocalist: a- Kay
Golding; b- Sandy Cee) [1960] Features two Armed Forces Radio Transcriptions for the One Night Stand
serie. . [Item Code: 65249 CD: $14.00]
811 TEX BENEKE AND HIS ORCHESTRA GOODBYE, GLENN MILLER STRINGS Just You Just Me •
Blue Champagne • Cherokee Canyon (a) • The Man I Love • Saturday Date (a) • My Buddy • Can’t Help
Lovin’ That Man (b) • A Woman Always Understands (c) • St. Louis Blues March • A String Of Pearls • Until
(d) • Every Day I Love You (a) • Little Jack Frost, Gt Lost (b) • East Of The Sun (c) • At Last (c) • ‘S Wonderful
• Laura (c) • Ali Baba • These Foolish Things • Down Among The Sheltering Palms (a) • By The Way (d) •
Senorita (c) • September In The Rain • Don’t Blame Me • Somebody Loves Me (a) • This Is The Moment (c)
• Moonlight Serenade (Vocalist: a- Tex Beneke; b- Claire Chatwin; c- Bob Mitchell; d- Mary Mayo) (Collective
Personnel: Bobby Nichols, Pete Candoli, Buddy Yeager, Whitey Thomas, John Graas, Wilbur Schwartz,
Jack Sperling, Bob Gibbons, Stan Fishelson, Sol Libero, More) [1949] Glenn Miller Orchestra on a smaller
scale to the A.A.F. Band. The 1948 ‘On The Beam’ broadcast. [Item Code: 65250 CD: $14.00]
812 GLENN MILLER AND THE ARMY AIRFORCES BAND MEDLEY TIME Medley: Goin’ Home- Paper
Doll (1a)- All The Things You Are (1b)- My Blue Heaven • Medley: Long, Long Ago- I Heard You Cried Last
Night (And So Did I) (1b)- Moonlight Serenade- Blues In My Heart • Medley Three: Drink To Me Only With
Thine Eyes- You’ll Never Know (1c)- Summertime- Blue Skies • Medley: Loch Lomond- If Thats The Way You
Want It Baby (1a)- Make Believe- Mood Indigo • The Old Refrain • Blue Rain (1d) • Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
• Blue Again • Medley: Sweet And Low- In The Blue Of The Evening (1d)- Things Ain’t What They Used To
Be- A Blues Serenade • Medley: The Irish Air From The County Derry- Shoo, Shoo Baby (1a)- The Way You Look Tonight- Beautiful Blue Danube
• Medley: Caprice Viennois- Sunday Monday Or Always (1c)- My Isle Of Golden Dreams- The Birth Of The Blues • The End Of A Perfect Day •
Do You Know (1d) • Moonlight Sonata • The Blue Room • Silver Threads Among The Gold • Absent Minded (1d) • A String Fo Pearls • St Louis
Blues • I Sustain The Wings • The Army Air Corps- I Sustain The Wings • Flow Gently Sweet Afton • Later
Tonight (2a) • Don’t Be That Way • Blue Champagne • Medley: Silent Night- I’ll Be Home Fort Christmas-
Jingle Bells (1a)- White Christmas • Medley: Schubert’s Serenade- Irresistible You (2b)- Little Brown Jug •
Rhapsody In Blue • Medley: All Through The Night- I Love You (1d)- Take It Easy (1a)- Blue Hawaii • Medley:
Killarney- I’ve Got A Heart Filled With Love (2b)- Moonlight Serenade- Wabash Blues • Medley: Songs My
Mother Taught Me- It’s Love, Love, Love (1a)- In An Eighteenth Century Drawing Room- Blue Orchids (2c)
• Medley: My Buddy- Goodnight Wherever You Are- Music Makers- Farewell Blues • Medley: Mother Machree-
I Couldn’t Sleep A Wink Last Night (2a)- I Can’t Give You Anything But Love (2d)- Wang, Wang Blues
• Medley: In The Gloaming (1d)- Fellow On A Furlough- Stompin’ At The Savoy- Deep Purple • I Sustain The
Wings (Vocalist: 1a- the Crew Chiefs; 1b- Tony Martin; 1c- Artie Malvin; 1d- Johnny Desmond; 2a- Johnny
Desmond And The Crew Chiefs; 2b- Bob Carroll And The Crew Chiefs; 2c- Bob Carroll; 2d- Peanuts Hucko
(Collective Personnel: Bernie Privin) [1943-1944] 2-CD set. Miller’s ‘Something Old, Something New,
Something Borrowed and Something Blue’ medleys played on the ‘Chesterfield Show’. The ever astute Glenn
came up with his four in one medley formula doubled the amount of tunes he could pack into one show..
[Item Code: 65389 2-CD: $26.00]
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813 MAYNARD FERGUSON EXPO 67 MONTREAL Introduction In Four Languages • To And Fro • I
Can’t Get Started • Polecat • Introduction In Four Languages • Who Can I Turn To • My Sister • Over The
Rainbow • Summertime Revisited • Closer • Take The ‘A’ Train • Frame For The Blues • At The Sound Of The
Trumpet • Round About Midnight • Almost Like Being In Love • Whisper Not • Alfie • Unknown Instrumental
• Katimvik (Personnel: Bix Balair, Giles LeFlamme, Real Mathieu, Marcel Lavaque, Garard Vaillancourt,
Claude Blouin, Gerry Danovitch, Brian Barley, Nick Ayoub, Jean Lebrun, Yvan Landry, Art Maiste, Tony Romandini,
John Lanza, Ronny Page) [1967] 2-CD set. Recorded live at the 1967 Montreal Exposition during
the month of July. CD1 of this two CD set features The Maynard Ferguson Sextet which features: Maynard
Ferguson on trumpet, John Christie alto Saxophone, Brian Barley tenor saxophone, Art Maiste piano, Buddy
Fasano bass and Ronny Page drums. CD2 features the Maynard Ferguson Orchestra playing ‘live’ at the same
venue on the 8th of July 1967. [Item Code: 65390 2-CD: $26.00]
814 STAN KENTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA SWINGING IN SAN FRANCISCO What’s New • My
Old Flame • Kingfish • Street Of Dreams • Royal Blue • Theme And Variations • I Concentrate On You •
Evening (Rendezvous At Sunset) • Stompin’ At The Savoy • Collaboration • El Congo Valiente • La Suerte
De Los Tontos • Under A Blanket Of Blue • Swing House • Stan Kenton Introduces The Orchestra • Artistry In Rhythm (Personnel: Ed Leddy,
Lee Katzman, Dennis Grillo, Phil Gilbert, Tom Slaney, Bob Fitzpatrick, Kent Larsen, Jim Amlotte, Kenny Shroyer, Irving Rosenthal, Joe Mariani, Jay
McAllister, Lennie Niehaus, Bill Perkins, Richie Kamuca, Pepper Adams, Ralph Blaze, Don Bagley, Mel Lewis) [1956] This CD of the great Stan
Kenton Orchestra is being issued to coincide with the release of Michael Sparke’s New book entitled ‘This
Is An Orchestra’ to be published by The University Of North Texas Press. Swinging In San Francisco features
the band at its best and is from Stan Kenton’s popular mid-fifties period. [Item Code: 65391 CD: $14.00]
SOUTHLAND
43 HENRY BROWN HENRY BROWN BLUES Henry Brown Blues • Got It & Cain’t Quit It • Bottled In
Bond • Blues For Charlie O’Brien • Deep Morgan Is Delmar Now • Henry Brown Boogie • O’Fallon Blues •
My Blues Is In The Bottle • Papa Slick Head • Handyman Blues • Scufflin’ Boogie • Henry Brown’s Talking
Blues [1960] Solo piano from St. Louis musician Henry Brown, recorded in 1960. 12 tracks. Apart from
a few recordings of long ago Henry Brown has never had an opportunity before to express himself fully on
record. A taciturn man he communicates more eloquently in his music than in his taut speech, as his moving
playing on ‘Got It and Cain’t Quit It” or “My Blues Is In The Bottle’ testifies. In ‘Blues for Charlie O’Brien’
he acknowledges his indebtedness to the interest of the detective - and slyly jokes about the Police Squad.
His inexorable left-hand boogie figures are powerfully demonstrated in ‘Scufflin’ Boogie’ whilst he plays
‘Handyman Blues’ to an unexpected tango rhythm. These and the remaining titles should help to bring Henry Brown the recognition he deserves
as a blues pianist of the first importance. [Item Code: 65495 CD: $15.00]
SUMMIT
7012 TONY MONACO LIVE AT THE ORBIT ROOM S’bout Time • Ode To Billie Joe • Slow Down
Sagg • Someday My Prince Will Come • I’ll Close My Eyes • S’bout Time (Edited For Radio) • Ode To Billie
Joe (edited For Radio) (Personnel: Ted Quinlan, Vito Reeza) Tony Monaco explodes on an out-there jazz
masterpiece with his fresh and powerful Toronto trio. Recorded live at the famous Orbit Room. Dedicated to
late Toronto jazz organist Doug Riley. [Item Code: 65470 CD: $16.00]
SUPERBATONE
737 BRAD KAY HEALING TIME - SOLO PIANO Homeopathic Blues • From Blue To Sweet • Little Half
Steps • That Spooney Crooney- Honey Mooney Oh You Barcarole • A Sultry Breeze In Central Park • Healing
Chickens • Go Ahead And Cry • Cosmic Cuddles • Healing Time [2001] Original music for healing,
meditation, relaxing, but with a difference. The music of ‘Healing Time’ will relax and entertain. These are
carefully conceived and executed compositions that draw on the artist’s background in early jazz, ragtime
and modern classical music. They can be used as foreground or background. Created in collaboration with the late jazz singer and expert meditator
Susannah McCorkle. [Item Code: 64568 CD: $12.00]
742 SUZY WILLIAMS ENJOY THE RIDE A Waltz Around The Pool Room • You Keep Me On The
Road • Enjoy The Ride • I Want To Mosey Where It’s Cozy • Get Yer Own Bad Habits • Drawn To You •
I’m In Lust • The Man In The Empty Suit • Slow Down, September • The Guy Who Invented Sex • Tell Me
My Favorite Lie • Wonderin’ How You Are • That’s What Your Love Does • Get An Older Man, Darling •
Over The Threshold (Personnel: Brad Kay, Oliver Steinberg, Irv Gershenz, Bill Ryan, Dan Weinstein, Corey
Gemme, Paul Deblasi, Don Allen, George Pandis, Peter Keir, John Lambdin, Jerron Paxton) Suzy Williams
has for many years been delighting audiences on both coasts with her bravura singing, starting in the late
‘70s in New York with partner Norman Zamcheck, as ‘Stormin’ Norman & Suzy.’ Suzy has drawn inspiration
from all directions, Sophie Tucker to June Christy to Barry White, and today has a style and sound distinctly
her own. Self composed tunes run the gamut: funny (‘Get an Older Man, Darling’), poignant (‘Slow Down,
September’), swinging (‘Enjoy the Ride!’), goofy (‘I’m in Lust!’), sensual (‘Over the Threshhold’); hard and
blue (‘Get Yer Own Bad Habits’) - all infused with wit and warmth, and all decidedly classifiable as way
better late than never. This production, the first in-house, original Superbatone project, was done the oldfashioned
way, using a single microphone in an inviting acoustic space, recorded live to digital in real time
in complete takes. [Item Code: 65537 CD: $13.00]
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TCB
2212 SAL NISTICO TONY SCOTT SWISS RADIO DAYS VOLUME 21 The Song Is You • The Day Before
Yesterday • Grooving Sal • Sophisticated Lady • Things Ain’t What They Used To Be • Loverman • Lush
Life • Lady Day • Perdido (Personnel: Tony Scott, Klaus Koenig, Peter Frei, Peter Schmidlin) [1977] Sal
Nistico is a fine player from the post-bop school known mainly as a star soloist for Woody Herman, firing off
choruses at a pace that would cause lesser players to falter. [Item Code: 65335 CD: $16.00]
29302 KEITH SAUNDERS TRIO LOST IN QUEENS The Group • Nobody Else But Me • Where’s
Mazzei? • Rebecca • In Search Of The Lost Camel Paths Of Maspeth • How Deep Is The Ocean? • Lucy • I
Concentrate On You (Personnel: Bim Strasberg, Tako Okamoto) [2008] Out of the chaos and mayhem of
a thousand expressways comes this date. The music represents the composing and the playing that has been
done with the Trio over the past three years. The original compositions were written with this trio in mind,
so the group became a major component of songs. [Item Code: 65336 CD: $16.00]
UNIVERSAL
16869 FRANK SINATRA THE CONCERT SINATRA I Have Dreamed • My Heart Stood Still • Lost In
The Stars • Ol’ Man River • You’ll Never Walk Alone • Bewitched • This Nearly Was Mine • Soliloquy (From Carousel) This collaboration with
Nelson Riddle is a collection of eight numbers (half of them Rodgers and Hammerstein compositions) from popular stage musicals. It’s not exactly
the swinging Sinatra of myth and legend, but it does make for a stunning musical experience; the Chairman is
in great voice, and he scales the explosive orchestral peaks of Riddle’s arrangements with the confidence of a
mountain climber. His versions of ‘Ol’ Man River’ and ‘Soliloquy’ are big improvements over his Columbiaera
attempts, and ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone,’ ‘My Heart Stood Still,’ and ‘Lost in the Stars’ are positively
breathtaking. [Item Code: 65400 CD: $16.00]
16916 FRANK SINATRA RING-A-DING Ring-A-Ding Ding • Let’s Fall In Love • Be Careful, It’s My
Heart • A Foggy Day • A Fine Romance • In The Still Of The Night • The Coffee Song • When I Take My
Sugar To Tea • Let’s Face The Music And Dance • You’d Be So Easy To Love • You And The Night And The
Music • I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm The tempos and the phrasing, both done with ease and naturalness,
are once again present in the form that has made Frank Sinatra’s style strong enough for a dozen others
to carve careers for themselves within its outlines. A word about the accompaniment on this album: The
trumpet on ‘A Foggy Day’ and ‘Easy To Love’ is Don Fagerquist; on ‘A Fine Romance’ it is John Anderson.
Bill Miller is the pianist heard on ‘Be Careful, It’s My Heart’. Emil Richards is the vibraphonist on ‘I’ve Got
My Love To Keep Me Warm’ and Bud Shank and Frank Rosolino are heard on ‘You And The Night And The
Music’. [Item Code: 65399 CD: $16.00]
20005 FRANK SINATRA SINATRA & BASIE Pennies From Heaven • Please Be Kind • (Love Is) The Tender Trap • Looking At The World Thru
Rose Colored Glasses • My Kind Of Girl • I Only Have Eyes For You • Nice Work If You Can Get It • Learnin’ The Blues • I’m Gonna Sit Right
Down And Write Myself A Letter • I Won’t Dance (Personnel: Thad Jones, F.P. Richard, Sonny Cohn, Albert
Aarons, Al Porcino, Henry Coker, Rufus Wagner, Benny Powell, Marshal Royal, Frank Foster, Eric Dixon,
Frank Wess, Charlie Fowlkes, Buddy Catlett, Freddie Green, Sonny Payne) The first of three albums that
Frank Sinatra recorded with swing legend Count Basie, Sinatra-Basie is also the best. The tension between
Sinatra and Basie makes for a thrilling listening experience, especially for those who think of Sinatra as more
of a saloon balladeer than a jazz singer. ‘Learnin’ the Blues,’ ‘I Only Have Eyes for You’ and ‘(Love Is) the
Tender Trap’ are the highlights of the set. [Item Code: 65398 CD: $16.00]
20006 FRANK SINATRA SWING ALONG WITH ME Falling In Love With Love • The Curse Of An
Aching Heart • Don’t Cry Joe • Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone • Love Walked In • Granada •
I Never Knew • Don’t Be That Way • Moonlight On The Ganges • It’s A Wonderful World • Have You Met
Miss Jones? • You’re Nobody ‘Til Somebody Loves You A bold, buoyant Frank Sinatra, breaking it up on
twelve of the most uninhibited Sinatra songs ever recorded. Arranged and conducted by Billy May. [Item
Code: 65397 CD: $16.00]
20008 FRANK SINATRA SOME NICE THINGS I’VE MISSED You Turned My World Around • Sweet
Caroline • The Summer Knows • I’m Gonna Make It All The Way • Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak
Tree • Satisfy Me One More Time • If • You Are The Sunshine Of My Life • What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life • Bad, Bad Leroy Brown
After returning to the spotlight with Ol’ Blue Eyes Is Back, Frank Sinatra continued his comeback with Some Nice Things I’ve Missed. As the title
suggests, the bulk of the album consists of songs that became popular during Sinatra’s brief retirement, including
hits by Stevie Wonder, Neil Diamond, Jim Croce, And Bread. By and large, the material is adapted
for big bands, with a couple of tracks featuring slight contemporary touches, like folky acoustic guitar. Sinatra
brings some life to ‘You Are The Sunshine Of My Life,’ ‘What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life,’ ‘the Summer
Knows,’ And ‘you Turned My World Around’. [Item Code: 65396 CD: $16.00]
20301 FRANK SINATRA SINATRA & COMPANY Drinking Water (Aqua De Beber) • Someone To Light
Up My Life • Trite • Don’t Ever Go Away (Por Causa De Voce) • This Happy Madness (Estrada Branca) •
Wave • One Note Samba (Samba De Uma Nota So) • I Will Drink The Wine • Close To You • Sunrise In
The Morning • Bein’ Green • My Sweet Lady • Leaving On A Jet Plane • Lady Day (Personnel: Antonio
Carlos Jobim) [1969] Originally released in 1971, the first side of Sinatra & Company consists of unreleased
recordings he made with Antonio Carlos Jobim in 1969. Side Two of the album is closer to standard Sinatra
fare, containing seven great tracks slickly produced by Don Costa. While the Rock and Pop artists of the day
dominated the charts, Francis Albert Sinatra was able to create unique albums that were above and beyond
the standard fare released by his easy listening contemporaries. Sinatra stepped out and did what he wanted.
[Item Code: 65401 CD: $16.00]
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UNIVERSAL
24155 DEE DEE BRIDGEWATER TO BILLIE WITH LOVE FROM DEE DEE Lady Sings The Blues • All
Of Me • Good Morning Heartache • Lover Man • You’ve Changed • Miss Brown To You • Don’t Explain •
Fine And Mellow • Mother’s Son-In-Law • God Bless The Child • Foggy Day • Strange Fruit (Personnel:
Edsel Gomez, James Carter, Christian McBride, Lewis Nash) [2009] Bridgewater starred in the one-woman
musical Lady Day in the 1980s. She channeled the iconic jazz singer nightly, singing in a voice that gradually
became more and more like Holiday’s. But on Eleanora Fagan, Bridgewater sings in her own celebrated
voice, and she sees the CD as a modern celebration of Holiday’s work. [Item Code: 65572 -CD: $18.00]
30132 KENNY DORHAM JAZZ CONTRASTS Falling in Love With Love • I’ll Remember April • Larue
• My Old Flame • But Beautiful • La Villa (Personnel: Buddy Enlow, Butch Warren, Charles Davis, Hank
Jones, Jimmy Garrison, Max Roach, Oscar Pettiford, Sonny Rollins, Steve Kuhn) [1957] Some of trumpeter
Kenny Dorham’s finest recordings were his sessions as a leader for Riverside in the ‘50s and fortunately all
of that music has been reissued on CD. This album is a bit brief in time (41 minutes) but contains many
memorable selections. Three of the songs (‘Falling in Love with Love’ a 12-minute version of ‘I’ll Remember
April’ and the trumpeter’s ‘La Villa’) match Dorham in an all-star quintet with the great tenor Sonny Rollins,
pianist Hank Jones, bassist Oscar Pettiford and drummer Max Roach. The other three numbers (of which only ‘My Old Flame’ includes Rollins) adds
a fine harp player (Betty Glauman) and focuses on Dorham’s lyricism. [Item Code: 65483 CD: $13.00]
61826 FATS WALLER PERFORMANCE RADIO RECORDINGS FROM 1931 TO 1943 The Sheik Of Araby • Honeysuckle Rose • Viper’s Drag
• I’m Crazy ‘Bout My Baby • After You’ve Gone • You’re Slightly Less Than Wonderful • Sweet Sue, Just You
• Alligator Crawl • The Moon Is Low • Lonesome Me • St. Louis Blues • Tea For Two • My Fate Is In Your
Hands • When You And I Were Young Maggie • Hallelujah • I Had To Do It • Flat Foot Floogie • Ain’t Misbehavin’
• I Simply Adore You • Handful Of Keys • Honolulu Bundle • Watcha Know, Joe? • Oh! Susannah
• B Flat Blues • The Spider And The Fly • Waller Jive • I’ve Got A Feeling I’m Falling • I Wish I Were Twins
• Baby Brown • How Can You Face Me • Don’t Let It Bother You • California Here I Come • The Joint Is
Jumping • Your Feets Too Big • This Is Nice It Must Be Illegal • Dark Eyes [1931-1943] 2-CD set. He was
a skilled pianist, and master of stride piano, having been the prize pupil and later friend and colleague of
the greatest of the stride pianists, James P. Johnson. Waller was one of the most popular performers of his era,
finding critical and commercial success in his homeland and in Europe. He was also a prolific songwriter,
and many songs he wrote or co-wrote are still popular, such as ‘Honeysuckle Rose’, ‘Ain’t Misbehavin’’ and
‘Squeeze Me’. Fellow pianist and composer Oscar Levant dubbed Waller ‘the black Horowitz’ Waller’s touch
varied and he was a master of dynamics and tension and release. He played with many performers, from
Gene Austin to Erskine Tate to Adelaide Hall, but his greatest success came with his own five-or six-piece
combo, ‘Fats Waller and his Rhythm’ A Broadway musical revue showcasing Waller tunes entitled Ain’t Misbehavin’
was produced in 1978. (The show and a star of the show, Nell Carter, won Tony Awards for the show.) The show opened at the Longacre
Theatre and ran for over 1600 performances. It was revived on Broadway in 1988.. [Item Code: 65377 2-CD: $15.00]
890002 ABBEY LINCOLN ABBEY SINGS ABBEY Blue Monk • Throw It Away • And It’s Supposed To Be
Love • Should’ve Been • The World Is Falling Down • Bird Alone • Down Here Below • The Music Is The
Magic • Learning How To Listen • The Merry Dancer • Love Has Gone Away • Being Me (Personnel: Larry
campbell, Scott Colley, Shawn Pelton, Gil Goldstein, Dave Eggar) [2007] Vocalist Abbey Lincoln’s voice is
the sound of the earth yearning for your soul. Abbey Sings Abbey finds the songstress revisiting a number of
her own compositions from past albums. And while she remains a pre-eminent jazz singer, here she has surrounded
herself with an eclectic and organic small group that imbues these tracks with a soft country-blues
meets klezmer sound that rubs elegantly against Lincoln’s burnished vocals. This is a beautifully raw and
intimate album full of lament and the faint perfume of romance. These are enigmatic torch songs and playful
blues, dark elegies and poignant ballads all featuring Lincoln’s own devastatingly precise lyrics and melodies
that hint at not just death and regret, but also a lingering passion for life. [Item Code: 65473 CD: $19.00]
1295002 OSCAR PETERSON DEBUT - CLEF - MERCURY DUO RECORDINGS Announcement (Live)
• I Only Have Eyes for You (Live) • Fine and Dandy (Live) • Carnegie Blues (Live) • Gai (Live) • Padovani
(Live) • Tea for Two (Live)(#) • Debut • They Didn’t Believe Me • Lover Come Back to Me • Where or When
• Three O’Clock in the Morning • All the Things You Are • Tenderly • Oscar’s Blues • Little White Lies • In the Middle of a Kiss • Nameless •
Two Sleepy People • Jumpin’ with Symphony Sid • Robbins Nest • Tico Tico • Get Happy • Smoke Gets in Your Eyes • Deep Purple • Exactly Like
You • I’ll Remember April • Easy to Love • Taking a Chance on Love • Squatty Roo • After All • Caravan • Summer Nocturne • Salute to Garner
• I Get a Kick out of You • What’s New? • Dark Eyes • What Is It? • The Way You Look Tonight • Minor
Blues • Slow Down • How High the Moon • The Nearness of You • There’s a Small Hotel (#)(*) • Lover (*)
• Gypsy in My Soul (Fancy Free) (*) • On the Alamo (*) • Lullaby of the Leaves (*) • Laura (*) • September in
the Rain (*) (Personnel: Major Brown, Major Holley) [1949-1951] Debut uncovers Oscar Peterson’s first
U.S. recordings, an underappreciated and hardly-compiled segment of his brilliant career, when he simply
played and improvised backed by two of the greatest standup bassists of all time - Ray Brown and Major
‘Mule’ Holley - in the brief period before he settled into his world-renowned trio format. It’s is a 3-CD box
set that includes all of the Mercury singles that would later be released as the Clef and Verve LPs Tenderly,
Keyboard, and An Evening With Oscar Peterson, plus several stray tracks that appeared on various formats.
Debut begins with Oscar’s literal U.S. debut: a live recording from Carnegie Hall when the 24-year-old
pianist, pretending to be an audience member, got up on stage to perform for an American audience for the
first time. He returned to Carnegie Hall a year later; all of those rare live sides are included here, as well as a
newly-discovered, unreleased live performance of ‘Tea For Two’ and an unreleased studio version of ‘There’s
A Small Hotel.’ [Item Code: 65282 3-CD: $55.00]
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UPBEAT JAZZ
130 KEN COLYER JAZZMEN VERY VERY LIVE AT THE 100 CLUB Weary Blues • Old Kentucky Home
• Clarinet Marmalade • I Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None Of This Jelly Roll • St Philip Street Breakdown •
When You Wore A Tulip (And I Wore A Big Red Rose) • Careless Love • I Said I Wasn’t Going To Tell Nobody
• Moose March • Red Wing • Till We Meet Again (Personnel: Sammy Rimmington, Keith Avison, Colin
Bowden, Annie Hawkins, John Griffith, Ron Weatherburn) [1972] The musicians assembled here were
all associated with Ken in one way or another. On this session, Ken played trumpet but was soon to switch
to king cornet. Finally, it should be mentioned that this is indeed a very, very, live session. The audience
aka cheerleader was in fact Gus Ellis, known affectionately in th business as “The Hayes Werewolf”. [Item
Code: 65333 CD: $19.00]
170 KEN COLYER JAZZMEN SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW Over the Rainbow (a) • Bourbon
Street Parade (a) • Red Sails in the Sunset (a) • Rock Island Line (b) • House Rent Stomp (b) • When the Sun
Goes Down (b) • Poor Howard (b) • Milneburg Joys (a) • Riverside Blues (a) • Tiger Rag (a) • No Place Like
Home (a) • Auf Wiedersehn Sweetheart (a) (Artist: a- Ken Coyler’s Jazzmen; b- Ken Coyler’s Skiffle Group)
(Personnel: Ian Wheeler, Mac Duncan, Johnny Bastable, Ray Foxley, Ron Ward, Colin Bowden) [1958] The
Dieter Kreuter Tapes Volume 2 - Recorded Studio 51 8th August 1958. When issued the original version of the CD Up Jumped The Devil in 1995, all
the research pointed to the original tapes having emanated from Peter Goodwin and Ian Wheeler. There was no documentation and only opinions
could be gathered and memories alluding to clues from enthusiasts around at the time. It has now come to
light that most of the material was in fact recorded on different equipment by Dieter Kreuter at Studio 51
with Ken Coyler’s permission. Reissued here on this CD is music with a much better sound from the original
mastertape. However, originally the band was working from two separate tapes, the last two tracks off the
1995 issue were not from Dieter Kreuter so the old disc (URCD114) should be retained by collectors. Skiffle
is also featured on this second volume and includes the only recording of Ken’s version of ‘Rock Island Line’.
[Item Code: 65225 CD: $19.00]
177 CHRIS BARBER MORE WIRELESS DAYS AT THE BBC, VOLUME 2 Bourbon Street Parade • Creole
Love Call • St. Louis Blues • See See Rider • Market Street Stomp • We Sure Do Need Him Now • Trad Tavern
• Blueberry Hill • Bugle Boy March • Heavenly Sunshine • Over In The Gloryland • Lonesome Road •
There’ll Be Some Changes Made • Weeping Willow Blues • Honeysuckle Rose • Climax Rag • Trixie Blues •
Sing On • High Society (Personnel: Pat Halcox, Ian Wheeler, Eddie Smith, Dick Smith, Graham Burdbridge,
Ottilie Patterson, Fred Hunt, Tony Coe) [1961•1963] Chris’s latest venture is his specially augmented Big
Chris Barber Band celebrating his lifelong commitment to Duke Ellington’s music. The repertoire played
here follows Chris’s usual eclectic policy: his affection for blues, New Orleans parade standards, and Barber’s imaginative choice of material and
comprehensive knowledge of the music he loves. [Item Code: 65332 CD: $19.00]
234 CLAUDE LUTER WITH HUMPHREY LYTTELTON IN ENGLAND Weary Blues • If I Could Be
With You • Ce Monsieur Qui Parle • Roses Of Picardy • Avalon • Texas Moaner • I Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody
None Of My Jelly Roll • Cake-Walking Babies From Home • Sugar • Les Oignons (Personnel: Johnny
Parker, Jim Bray, Stan Grieg) [1985] In the mid 1940s bands all over the world suddenly started playing
music from the early days of recorded jazz, for example Lu Watters’ Yerba Buena Band in San Francisco,
George Webb’s Dixielanders in London, Graham Bell’s Australian Jazz Band and, in Paris a band led by
Claude Luter. Humph was a latter-day member of the George Webb Band, forming his own band in 1948.
It was not until 1985 that these two biggest names from this important part of jazz history came together to
play for the only time with Humph’s rhythm section, re-formed for the occasion, from 1956 which recorded
the hit Bad Penny Blues. This historic concert was fortunately recorded and now issued by Upbeat. [Item
Code: 65227 CD: $19.00]
UPTEE RECORDS
1004 THURMAN BARKER TIME FACTOR Quality Time • Piano Solo • Storm Warning • Bass Solo
• Obsession • Drum Solo • Time Factor • Guitar Solo • A Time For Love • Time Out • Overtime (Personnel: James Emery, Rob Schwimmer,
Gerome Harris) [2001] The diversity of the expressive environments Barker has constructed here is wholly keeping with the genre. In particular,
the protean multiplicity of Barker’s approach to ensemble displays a strong sense of confidence and openness.
On this recording each member of the ensemble and Barker himself takes a leading role, presenting
visions of this moment in their musical lives that wonderfully complement each other. Originally released in
2001. [Item Code: 65172 CD: $16.00]
VINEYARD RECORDS
405 DAVID BOND THE KEY OF LIFE Dewey’s Beat • Key Of Life • Rise Up • Klee’s Machine • Moon
Over Eastern Sky • Sun Ra Swing (Personnel: Dewey Redman, Ed Blackwell, Marshall Allen) The two
sessions on this CD give tribute to and extend the parameters of two monumental traditions in music. The
first from the infinitely deep musical well of Ornette Coleman and associates - the second from Sun Ra and
his musical collaborators. David shows an important ability not all jazzmen have in abundance, the ability
to respond and dialog with the musicians at hand without losing musical identity. He does it superbly with
Dewey Redman and Ed Blackwell, and then in a different yet equally effective way with Marshall Allen and
company. [Item Code: 64693 CD: $16.00]
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VINTAGE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS
301 BROADWAY BELL-HOPS BROADWAY BELL-HOPS But I Do- You Know, I Do (a) • Oh, You Lulu
Belle (b) • Here Comes Malinda (b) • I Found A Round About Way To Heaven • Honey Bunch (c) • Tonight’s
My Night With Baby (d) • Sunday (d) • Don’t Take That Black Bottom Away (d) • Collette • It All Depends
On You (d) • Side By Side (d) • Don’t Somebody Want Somebody To Love? • I Ain’t That Kind Of A Baby (e)
• There Ain’t No Land Like Dixieland (d) • There’s A Cradle In Caroline (d) • Away Down South In Heaven
• Coquette • In The Sweet Bye And Bye • Happy-Go-Lucky Lane • Sweet Sue- Just You • Get Out And Get
Under The Moon • Old Man Sunshine (Little Boy Bluebird) (Collective Personnel: Bix Beiderbecke, Red
Nichols, Miff Mole, Hymie Farberman, Bill Rank, Don Murray, Frank Trumbauer, Bobby Davis, Joe Venuti,
Frank Signorelli, John Cali, Joe Tarto, Vic Burton) (Vocals: a- Billy Jones; b- Harmony Brothers; c- Arthur
Fields; d- Irving Kaufman; e- Unknown) [1926-1928] The Broadway Bellhops featured some of the most
seminal artists of the period, including Red Nichols (trumpet) and Miff Mole (trombone). The Bell Hops
came together to produce records for Columbia’s budget label, Harmony. Under the leadership of Sam Lanin
the Bell Hops formed a unique gathering of some of the most popular and hottest musicians of the time. The
Bell Hops came together between recordings with other groups (including Jean Goldkette) and under the
leadership of others, such as Ben Selvin and Frankie Trumbauer. [Item Code: 65466 CD: $14.00]
WHY NOT
79406 MONTY WATERS THE BLACK CAT J. Love March • Bog’s Blues • Apt. #2H • Modesto • The
Black Cat • R.P.M. (Personnel: Yoshiaki Masuo, Ronnie Boykins, George Avaloz) [1975] Saxophonist
Monty Waters came from a musical family, being taught piano by his mother and aunt, and after a brief
stint playing R&B (now on alto saxophone) touring Southern States with luminaries like B.B. King and James
Brown he moved to San Francisco. He switched Coast in 1968 where he again worked in New York with
Henricks and was an active figure on the jazz scene for several years playing with everybody from Ornette
Coleman to Louis Armstrong. [Item Code: 65373 CD: $11.00]
79413 AIR FEATURING HENRY THREADGILL AIR RAID Air Raid • Midnight Sun • Release •
Through A Keyhole Darkly (Personnel: Fred Hopkins, Steve McCall) [1976] This long sought-after album,
Air Raid, was recorded almost a year after the first session Air Song (WYN 79403) for Japanese Masahiko
Yuh’s Why Not label, on July 15th 1976. The session once again features Henry Threadgill throughout as the
main lead voice. Threadgill switches between Chinese musette, also saxophone, flute and hubkaphone (a
percussive instrument that he put together using hubcaps) as well as contributing all four original compositions.
[Item Code: 65374 CD: $11.00]
WOLVERINE JAZZ BAND
90 THE WOLVERINE JAZZ BAND HIGH SOCIETY Let Your Lips Touch My Lips • Over The Waves •
Keep On Doin’ What You’re Doin’ • Cherokee Maiden • Snake Rag • ‘Round The Bend Of The Road • The
Chant • Original Jelly Roll Blues • Love Dreams • Sweet Substitute • Satanic Blues (*) • Down Among The
Sheltering Palms (*) • Where The Blues Of The Night • High Society (Personnel: Jeff Hughes, Tom Boates,
John Clark, Ross Petot, Jimmy Mazzy, Rick MacWilliams, Dave Didriksen) [2009-2010] Live - (*) . The
music on this, the ninth CD by the Wolverine Jazz Band, is a reflection of some of the variety you might have
expected to hear in a dance hall in New Orleans at various times. Two of the selections on this disc (“Let Your
Lips Touch My Lips” and “Love Dreams”) are continuations of our tribute to the Halfway House Orchestra of
New Orleans. [Item Code: 65474 CD: $16.00]
WOUNDED BIRD
1600 PAUL HORN INSIDE II The Mahabhutas (Elements): Prithivi (Earth)- Vayu (Air)- Tejas (Fire)- Apas
(Water)- Akasha (Space) • Haidda • Bach Chorales #10, #13, #164, #270 • Centaur: Morning Song- Flute
Pipes- Dance Of The Centaur- Evening Song • Mass: Kyrie [1972] CD reissue of this 1968 album from
the Jazz•New Age flute player. Inside II was the sequel to his landmark album, Inside, which was recorded inside the Taj Mahal. Response to the
first Inside album had been fantastic. The simplicity of a single flute, with occasional voice, inside the wonderfully acoustic dome of the Taj Mahal
spoke for itself. All Paul Horn had to do was show up and play. Now he was faced with a follow-up and the
challenge of doing another solo flute album. This time he would be in a studio with all of the technology
of that day available. However, this concerned him a bit. In such a setting it was so easy to get gimmicky
and lose the musical quality and sincerity of the compositions. Paul Horn was very reticent when it came
to electronic music for the same reasons: it takes a lot of restraint and selectiveness to make it worthwhile.
[Item Code: 65582 CD: $14.00]
1967 CHARLIE BYRD THE WORLD OF CHARLIE BYRD The Girl From Ipanema • The Shadow Of
Your Smile • Yesterday • Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) • Michelle • Bridge Over Troubled Water
• Something • Theme From ‘Love Story’ • Superstar • Love Is Blue (L’Amour Est Bleu) • Dulcinea • Try To
Remember • By The Time I Get To Phoenix • Corcovado • Up, Up And Away • Scarborough Fair • Canticle
• Blues For China • Aquarius • Let The Sunshine In • If I Were A Rich Man • Let It Be [1960’s] Charlie
Byrd’s world is composed of leisurely side-trips, greeting new faces, new environments. It’s an unrestricted
trip rather than a mad foray. It’s an accompaniment, an atmospheric condition within which all elements
function harmoniously. The World of Charlie Byrd is an experience. [Item Code: 65166 CD: $16.00]
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BALDWIN
1938 VIC LEWIS AND HIS AMERICAN JAZZMEN • AND HIS BRITISH JAZZMEN New York Blues (a)
• Early Rising Blues (a) • Hackett Picking Blues (a) • Sugar (a) • Baby Won’t You Please Come Home (a) •
Keep Smiling At Trouble (a) • Basin Street Blues (a) • Tiger Rag (a) • Leader’s Headache Blues (a) • Wrap Your
Troubles In Dreams (a) • That’s A Plenty (a) • Muskrat Ramble (a) • Fidgety Feet (a) • Dippermouth Blues
(a) • Bluin’ The Blues (a) • Ballin’ The Jack (a) • Strut Miss Lizzie (b) • Tin Roof Blues (b) • Smokey Mokes
(b) • Panama (b) • Pennies From Heaven (b) • At The Jazz Band Ball (b) (Personnel: a- American Jazzmen:
Bobby Hackett, Eddie Condon, Zutty Singleton, Pee Wee Russell; b- British Jazzmen: Reg Arnold, Jimmy
Skidmore, Ronnie Chamberlain, Ken Thorne, more) [1938-1947] w. Bobby Hackett, Pee Wee Russell,
Jimmy Skidmore, Ronnie Chamberlain, Eddie Condon+, 22 tracks [America: 1938 • Britain: 1945-1947]
[Item Code: 10938 CD: $21.00]
JOYCE
1004 HARRY JAMES MEETS BUDDY RICH Tarry With Harry • Seven Come Eleven • Fine And Dandy
• The Two O’Clock Jump • If I’m Lucky • You, You, You (*) • That Old Feeling • Floozie • No Other Love
(*) • Sentimental Journey • Back Beat Boogie • Don’t Be That Way • ‘Till I Waltz Again With You (*) • Palladium Party • Down South Camp Meeting
• The Two O’Clock Jump (Collective Personnel: Don Elliott, Hank Jones, Curly Russell, Buddy Rich, Nick Buono, Art DePew, Ziggy Elman,
Everett McDonald, Herbie Steward, Corky Corcoran, Polly Polfrani, Joe Comfort, more) (*- vocals by April Ames) [1953] These recordings are
from the Band Box, New York March 1953. The Buddy Rich Quartet was alternating sets with Harry. The James’ band played forty-five minutes
and Buddy’s Quartet played for thirty minutes. After a few times of sitting in with each other’s musical group Harry sung with Buddy for one year.
This collaboration lasted until early 1966 when Buddy formed his own group. [Item Code: 33125 CD: $15.00]
1005 STAN KENTON AND MUSIC ‘55 ONE NIGHT STAND Theme & Introduction (a) • How High The Moon (a) • Someone To Watch
Over Me (a) • Collaboration (a) • Hong Kong Blues (a) • Muskrat Ramble (a) • That’s A Plenty (a) • Medley:
Rockin’ Chair-Georgia (a) • Buttermilk Skies Medley (a) • Medley: The Nearness Of You - Skylark - Stardust
(a) • Theme and Signoff (a) • Theme & Introduction (b) • Southern Scandal (b) • Easy to Love (b) • Bags (b) •
Adios (b) • Theme and Signoff (b) • Taboo (c) • Portrait Of A Count (c) • Young Blood (c) • Peanut Vendor (c)
(Collective Personnel: Ernie Royal, Sonny Russo, Al Cohn, Sal Salvador, Neal Hefti, Pete Rugolo, Ella Fitzgerald,
Hoagy Carmichael, Tiger Town Five, Buddy Childers, Maynard Ferguson, Conti Candoli, Frank Rosolino,
Bill Russo, Lee Konitz, Vinnie Dean, Bill Holman, Richie Kamuca, Stan Levy, More) [1952•1953•1955]
a- NYC: CBS Telecast, August 2, 1955; b- Hollywood Paladium, January 1953; c- Concert In Miniature #10
Club 86, Geneva, NY, August 5, 1952. These three broadcasts represent Kenton’s big sound in its developing
stage. By 1960 the sound was explosive. there was no in-between. [Item Code: 33126 CD: $15.00]
1006 DICK JURGENS LIVE AT THE CLAREMONT HOTEL Tallahasee- I Wish I Didn’t Love You So- Mama’s
Gone, Goodbye- Sentimental Journey • The Lady From 29 Palms- Jalousie- Just Squeeze Me- Peg O’ My
Heart • I Love The Sunshine Of Your Smile- It’s All Over But The Memories- Down Yonder- Blow The Smoke
Away- Slowpoke- Football Medley- You And I- Always- Come Ona My House • Interview (Sacramento 1989)
(Probable Personnel: Ralph Larson, Bob Henderson, Bob Campbell, Ray McIntosh, Eddie Shaw, Hugh Winterhalter,
Jimmy Castle, Conrad Kelton, more) [1947•1955•1989] The music on this CD is from the private collection of Dick Jurgens and his
son. There is a split second bleep during ‘Slow Poke’. It existed on the master copy and couldn’t be edited out. [Item Code: 33127 CD: $15.00]
1010 BENNY GOODMAN IN LAS VEGAS - ANAHEIM Let’s Dance • King Porter Stomp • Fiddler On The Roof- Matchmaker- Bei Mir Bist
Du Schon • Blame It On My Youth (a)- Love You (a) • The One O’Clock Jump- Goodbye • Let’s Dance- Ridin’ High- Stealin’ Apples • You Turned
The Tables On Me- That’s A Plenty • September Song- All The Things You Are- Roll ‘Em- Goodbye (Vocalist: a- Mavis Rivers) (Collective Personnel:
Cappy Lewis, Jack Sheldon, Carl Saunders, Carl Fontana, Skeets Herfurt, Ray Sherman, Plas Johnson, Monty Budwig, Morty Corb, more)
[1961•1965] Live in Anaheim, 1965. Live in Las Vegas, 1965. These two collector’s classics gives proof that Benny’s music was good as ever. The
band was great. The last song from Las Vegas, ‘The One O’Clock Jump’, was interrupted for a News Bulletin.
All of the traditional piano introduction solo was lost due to the News Bulletin. The news was edited out,
that is why The Jump starts with Benny Goodman on clarinet. [Item Code: 33131 CD: $15.00]
1014 JIMMY DORSEY ON V-DISC Contrasts • Spoken Intro. - J.D. • Any Bonds Today? (a) • That
Wonderful Worrisome Feeling (b) • The Champ • I Would Do Anything For You • The Great Lie • Sunset
Strip • Grand Central Getaway • All The Things You Ain’t • Jumpin’ Jehosephat • Together • King Porter
Stomp • More Than You Know • Brotherly Jump • J.D. Broadcast Palladium (6-16-44) • Do Nothing Till
You Hear From Me (c) • Open Up That Door (d) • Oh, What A Beautiful Morning • When They Ask About
You (c) • You Can Depend On Me • Perdido • Contrasts (Vocalists: a- Helen O’Connel And Bob Eberle;
b- Kitty Kalen; c- Gladys Tell; d- Teddy Walters) (Personnel: Bob Alexy, Claude Bowen, Ray Linn, Tony
Piciotto, Shorty Solomson, Si Zentner, Sonny Lee, Andy Russo, Nick Dimaio, Jimmy Dorsey, Jack Aiken,
Franl Langone, Bob Dukoff, Charlie Frazier, Bob Lawson, Marvin Wright, Tommy Kay, Jimmy Middleton,
Buddy Shultz, Sonny Burke, Harold Mooney, Andy Gibson, Dizzy Gillespie, Otto Helbig, Nate Kazebier,
Jimmy Campbell, more) [1944] The eleven V-Disc recordings represent over half of the actual V-Disc only
studio recordings by J.D. This is the first time these have appeared on CD. [Item Code: 38271 CD: $15.00]
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JOYCE
1015 BENNY GOODMAN JUBLIEE Air Mail Special Delivery • Rose Room • Honeysuckle Rose (a) •
A Sunday Kind Of Love (a) • Them There Eyes (a) • The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise • Flying Home •
Let’s Dance • Big John Special • The Hour Of Parting • Seven Come Eleven (*) • Where Do I Go From You?
(b) • Good-Bye • Let’s Dance • Board Meeting • Where Do I Go From You (b) • Six Appeal (*) • Stardust •
Good-Bye (Vocal: a- Kay Starr; b- Helen Forrest) (*- sextet) (Collective Personnel: Mel Powell, Red Norvo,
Red Callender, Lee Young, Jimmy Maxwell, Ziggy Ellman, Irving Goodman, Ted Vesely, Toots Mondello,
Johnny Guarnieri, Jerry Jerome, more) [1940•1948] In January of 1948, Benny Goodman took his Big
Band and All Star Sextet to Los Angeles for a concert. It was broadcasted live over AFRN (Armed Forces
Radio Network). The entire concert was recorded and this CD contains music from some of the EPs (7 inch
records). It is very rare, indeed. A very young Kay Starr, who was about twenty-five years old, is also on the
program. [Item Code: 50282 CD: $15.00]
MACK AVENUE
1022 TERRY GIBBS FEELIN’ GOOD: LIVE IN STUDIO Smoke ‘Em Up • Things Ain’t What They Used
to Be • Misty • This Masquerade • And That’s Why They Call It the Blues • St. Louis Blues • Wave • Waltz Rubiot • Hey Jim • What’s New •
Sugar • Hot Rod For a project such as this, it was important to gather together musicians capable of getting the music right the first time. Gibbs
picked out an all-star group of flexible players, all of whom are bandleaders themselves. Tenor saxophonist
Eric Alexander can swing like Sonny Stitt and Gene Ammons but has his own versatile voice. Joey DeFrancesco
is the giant of the organ and has been largely responsible for his instrument’s comeback since the
1980s. Guitarist Dan Faehnle formerly played with Diana Krall, while Ray Armando is one of the top conga
players in the Los Angeles area. Also featured in the sextet is Terry’s son drummer Gerry Gibbs, who often
leads groups featuring Arthur Blythe and Ravi Coltrane. [Item Code: 57724 CD: $18.00]
1036 RON BLAKE SHAYARI Waltz For Gwen • Atonement • Come Sun • Hanuman • What Is Your
Prayer For? • Of Kindred Souls • Please Be Kind • 76 • Remember The Rain • The Island • Teddy • Abhaari,
Pt. 1 • Abhaari, Pt. 2 (Personnel: Jack DeJohnette, Christian McBride, Michael Cain, Regina Carter,
Gilmar Gomes) Highlighting performances by Jack DeJohnette, Christian McBride, Michael Cain, Regina
Carter and Gilmar Gomes, Shayari reveals the complexities and innovation of Ron’s musicianship. He is an
in-demand session and group player (Meshell Ndegeocello, Saturday Night Live Band), a forward thinking
band leader, an educator recently named to the faculty of Juilliard, and a seasoned live performer whose
stage presence captivates. [Item Code: 65688 CD: $18.00]
1040 STANLEY JORDAN STATE OF NATURE Place In Space • All Blues • Forest Garden • Insensatez
[How Insensitive] • Andante From Mozart’s Piano Concerto #21 (In F) • Song For My Father • Mind Games #1 • Ocean Breeze • Healing Waves
• Mind Games #2 • Shadow Dance • Mind Games #3 • Prayer For The Sea • Steppin’ Out (Personnel: Charnett Moffett, David Haynes) [2008]
State of Nature is the first studio offering by Stanley Jordan in over ten years; it also his debut for Detroit’s fine Mack Avenue imprint. For those
who have only heard the early Blue Note records or his live dates, this will be both welcome and a bit of
a shock. Jordan has always been an ambitious artist. He took a long break from recording to study music
therapy as well. His pioneering tap technique on the guitar changed the way it is used in jazz and popular
music for many, and his holistic approach to music has delighted many and infuriated some purists. Oh
well. The 14 tracks here are, as one might expect, all over the map, and so are his support musicians. There
are some killer pieces from the jazz canon here, most notably in Horace Silver’s “Song for my Father” and
Miles Davis’ “All Blues.” These are likely to get notice because Jordan plays both guitar and piano on them
simultaneously with no overdubbing. [Item Code: 65666 CD: $18.00]
OJC
31989 THELONIOUS MONK JOHN COLTRANE THELONIOUS MONK WITH JOHN COLTRANE
Ruby, My Dear • Trinkle, Tinkle • Nutty • Functional • Off Minor • Epistrophy • Monk’s Mood (*) (Personnel:
Wilbur Ware, Shadow Wilson, Coleman Hawkins, Gigi Gryce, Ray Copeland, Art Blakey) [1957]
Bonus track - (*) . The Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane that played an extended engagement
at the Five Spot in 1957 was considered the most important conjunction of jazz forces since the partnership
of Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. Because Monk and Coltrane were under contract to different labels,
it was assumed that no document of their working group had been recorded; then this album appeared in
1961. By that time both had achieved further triumphs on their own, yet this disc was instantly hailed as
among the greatest achievements in each man’s career. the quartet’s three intense tracks are complemented
by two earlier examples of Monk and Coltrane in septet setting, plus an alternate take of Monk’s greatest solo
blues that is every bit as majesterial as the original. Added as a bonus track on this Original Jazz Classics
Remasters edition is “Monk’s Mood”, on which Monk is joined by Wilbur Ware and for the very first time,
John Coltrane. [Item Code: 5548 CD: $13.00]
31991 DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET JAZZ AT OBERLIN The Way You Look Tonight • How High The
Moon • These Foolish Things • Perdido • Stardust (Personnel: Paul Desmond, Ron Crotty, Lloyd Davis)
[1953] These first of many performances recorded by Dave Brubeck on college campuses in the Fifties are
a signal moment in jazz history. Brubeck, who had cultivated his own bold concepts in a college setting, and
Paul Desmond, in one of his most literate and witty performances, were ideal emissaries to the conservatorytrained
Oberlin audience, and their extended inventions on five standards continue to win new friends for
jazz a half-century later. [Item Code: 5294 CD: $13.00]
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31992 ART PEPPER ART PEPPER MEETS THE RHYTHM SECTION You’d Be So Nice To Come Home
To • Red Pepper Blues • Imagination • Waltz Me Blues • Straight life • Jazz Me Blues • Tin Tin Deo • Star
Eyes • Birks Works • The Man I Love (*) (Personnel: Red Garland, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones) (*- bonus
track) [1957] The Rhythm Section in this album’s title is thee blue-ribbon team of Red Garland, Paul
Chambers, and Philly Joe Jones that had been lighting firs with Miles Davis and John Coltrane in the 1955-57
Miles Davis Quintet. Here they join forces with Art Pepper in an impromptu blowing session that proved
several points; the false dichotomy of East Coast and West Coast labels when applied to true masters, the
validity of material as diverse as the New Orleans standard “Jazz Me Blues” and the Afro-Cuban classic “Tin
Tin Deo” in the hands of inspired improvisers, and, most importantly, the stature of alto saxophonist Pepper
as an emotionally direct, soulful player poised to make musical history. [Item Code: 5583 CD: $13.00]
31993 SONNY ROLLINS WAY OUT WEST I’m An Old Cowhand • Solitude • Come, Gone • Wagon
Wheels • There Is No Greater Love • Way Out West • CD Bonus- I’m An Old Cowhand (Alternate) • Way
Out West (Alternate) • Come, Gone (Alternate) (Personnel: Ray Brown, Shelly Manne) [1957] Over his
long and distinguished career, Sonny Rollins has made many dozens of albums. Among those recorded
during the Fifties, Prestige’s Moving Out (OJCCD-058-2) and Saxophone Colossus (OJCCD-291-2), Blue Note’s A Night at the Village Vanguard,
Riverside’s The Sound of Sonny (OJCCD-029-2), and Way Out West on Contemporary qualify as all-time Rollins classics. The session for Way Out
West, Rollins’s first ever in California, was called for 3 a.m. to accommodate everyone’s busy schedules. Sonny, who could never be accused of
overstatement, announced after four hours of recording: ‘I’m hot now.’ [Item Code: 5616 CD: $13.00]
POSI-TONE
8060 EHUD ASHERIE HARRY ALLEN MODERN LIFE I’ve Told Every Little Star • Blues For George •
The Trolley Song • He Loves And She Loves • Vignette • One For V • No Moon At All • Casbah • Soon • A
Flower Is A Lovesome Thing (Personnel: Chuck Riggs, Harry Allen, Joel Forbes) Ehud Asherie and Harry
Allen are swinging madly on Modern Life. The two musicians seem soul brothers and though several years
may separate them, they appear to be attuned to each other’s consciousness as if they were twins. Asherie is
a pianist who has obviously listened to Tommy Flanagan and perhaps even Jimmy Rowles. As a composer,
Asherie is influenced by the compositional style and early music of Hank Jones. Asherie flavors the melodious
twists and turns of the charts he writes, but he’s his own man as a soloist, with a right hand that rolls
delightfully over the black and white. His expression is genteel, and his dynamic is so tuned to the rhythm of
what he is playing, he would be wonderful to dance to. [Item Code: 65668 CD: $17.00]
RENDEZVOUS
5113 KYLE EASTWOOD PARIS BLUE Big Noise (From Winnetka) • Marrakech • Muse • Le Pont Royal
• Solferino • Cosmo • Paris Blue • Big Noise (Remix) • Marrakech (Remix) (Collective Personnel: Jim Rotondi,
John Beasley, Kendall Kay, Lee Thornberg, Manuel Rocheman, Michael Stevens, Stephane Huchard,
Vinnie Colaiuta) The son of a well-known jazz aficionado and part-time composer (who also occasionally
acts in and directs movies), Kyle Eastwood deserves to be known for more than his famous parentage. Only
his second album as a leader in a fairly long sideman career, Paris Blue kicks off with the phenomenal “Big
Noise (From Winnetka),” a collision between acid jazz turntablism and hard bop in the mid-’50s Miles Davis
style that works on both levels. (The more dance-oriented remix at album’s end cutely emphasizes the
oddball whistled hook but is otherwise an overlong, plodding mess.) Following that powerhouse opener, the
bassist and his sidemen travel through more atmospheric realms (the lovely but dread-filled noir soundtrack
“Marrakech”), an updated take on Creed Taylor-style fusion (“Muse,” for muted trumpet and big blocky
electric piano chords, is like In a Silent Way gone easy listening, in the best possible sense), and a variety
of other styles. As both a bassist and a bandleader, Eastwood knows not to hog the spotlight. [Item Code:
65667 CD: $18.00]
5141 KYLE EASTWOOD METROPOLITAIN Metropolitain • Bold Changes • Hot Box • Black Light •
Bel Air • Samba De Paris • Song For You • Rue Perdue • Le Balai • Live For Life (Personnel: Manu Katche, Eric Legnini, Till Brenner) Kyle Eastwood’s
fourth recording takes the bassist into a populist mode, playing music much more on the contemporary side of the jazz dichotomy. The fine
drummer Manu Katche, keyboardist Eric Legnini, and trumpeter Till Br nner are focused into making this music less standardized and more rhythm
& blues oriented. [Item Code: 65663 CD: $18.00]
TAKE TWO
411 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE FIRST CROONERS: VOLUME 1- THE TWENTIES Sentimental Baby (a) •
What A Night, What A Girl (b) • The Spell Of The Blues (c) • Gay Love (d) • Blue Shadows (e) • My Sweeter
Than Sweet (f) • Reaching For Someone (g) • Hollywood (h) • Perhaps (i) • You Were Meant For Me (j) •
Broadway Melody (k) • Honey (l) • The Song I Love (m) • I Gotta Have You (n) • Suppose Nobody Cared
(o) • Some Sweet Day (p) • Peace Of Mind (q) • Glad Rag Doll (r) • You’re Just Another Memory (s) • If I
Had You (t) (Artists: a- Gene Austin; b- Les Backer; c- Sam Coslow; d- Bing Crosby; e- Segar Ellis; f- Sammy
Fain; g- Chester Gaylord; h- Art Gillham; i- Charles W. Hamp; j- Irving Kaufman; k- Charles King; l- Charles
C. Locke; m- Nick Lucas; n- Red McKenzie; o- Dick Powell; p- Dick Robertson; q- Willard Robison; r- Jack
Smith; s- Eddie Thomas; t- Rudy Vallee) [1928-1929] In the 1920s the burgeoning of commercial radio
led to a demand for inoffensive entertainment, especially smooth love songs to a gentle beat performed with
suavity and class. The definition of The First Crooners. [Item Code: 11702 CD: $16.00]
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TAKE TWO
412 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE FIRST TORCH SINGERS, VOLUME 2 I’ve Got To Sing A Torch Song (a)
• No More Love (b) • Something To Remember You By (c) • Love For Sale (d) • He’s My Secret Passion (e)
• Overnight (f) • Don’t Blame Me (g) • Moon Song (h) • I’ll Never Be The Same (i) • Wasting My Love On
You (j) • Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Love (k) • Until Love Comes Along (l) • When We’re Alone (Penthouse
Serenade) (m) • Stormy Weather (n) • Stop The Sun, Stop The Moon (o) • Am I To Blame (p) • Nevertheless
(I’m In Love With You) (q) • Too Many Tears (r) • My Old Flame (s) • Be Still My Heart (t) (Artists: a- Helen
Rowland; b- Ruth Etting; c- Helen Morgan; d- Libby Holman; e- Marion Harris; f- Belle Baker; g- Ethel
Waters; h- Kate Smith; i- Adelaide Hall; j- Lee Morse; k- Irene Taylor; l- Bebe Daniels; m- Sylvia Froos; n-
Frances Langford; o- Mildred Bailey; p- Greta Keller; q- Welcome Lewis; r- Go Go Delyse; s- Zora Layman;
t- Gertrude Niesen) [1930-1934] The twenties was a restless period marked by more than its share of discontent
with the status quo. Laws were openly defied and many established traditions discarded. Women,
who for centuries had been content to play the demure weaker sex, suddently declared their independence.
Thus the First Torch Singers. [Item Code: 12521 CD: $16.00]
418 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE FIRST CROONERS, VOLUME 2 Blue Kentucky Moon (a) • You Brought
A New Kind Of Love To Me (b) • Love Is The Sweetest Thing (c) • Cocktails For Two (d) • Out In The Cold Again (e) • Evening (f) • Good Night
Sweetheart (g) • Learn To Croon (h) • Boo Boo Boo (i) • Singing A Song To The Stars (j) • Don’t Tell Her What Happened To Me (k) • Confessin’
That I Love You (l) • Hold Me (m) • Hello! Beautiful (n) • You’re My Everything (o) • Try A Little Tenderness (p) • Happiness Ahead (q) • I Love To
See The Evenin’ Sun Go Down (r) • It’s Only A Paper Moon (s) • Without That Certain Thing (t) (Artists:
a- Gene Austin; b- Smith Ballew; c- Al Bowlly; d- Carl Brisson; e- Chick Bullock; f- Buddy Clark; g- Russ
Columbo; h- Sam Coslow; i- Bing Crosby; j- Cliff Edwards; k- Sammy Fain; l- Art Gillham; m- Little Jack Little;
n- Nick Lucas; o- Jack Miller; p- Charlie Palloy; q- Dick Powell; r- Singin’ Sam; s- Conrad Thibault; t- Rudy
Vallee) [1930-1934] It has been written that the crooners and their writers dealt with adult love expressed
in baby talk with a steady sprinkle of tears. But their song settings, at least in this collection, are very often
out-of-doors. The crooners are, for the most part, light-voiced and sing quite high. Their diction is generally
excellent, a far cry from the jazz and blues singers of the 1920s. [Item Code: 15570 CD: $16.00]
421 JIMMIE GRIER ECHOES FROM THE COCOANUT GROVE Bend Down Sister (a) • Stardust (b) •
By The Sycamore Tree (c) • We’ve Got To Put That Sun Back In The Sky (a) • Just Temporarily Blue • Tell
Tales (c) • I Promise You (d) • The More You Hurt Me (e) • Kiss By Kiss I’m Falling In Love With You (a) • You
Could Have Been The One Baby (c) • Two Loves Have I (b) • What Did You Do With It? (e) • Sugar • I Idolize
My Baby’s Eyes (c) • Where The Blue Of The Nights (Meets The Gold Of The Day) (b) • Tired (c) • Ooh,
That Kiss (a) • Was That The Human Thing To Do? (e) • Goodnight Moon (d) • Music In The Moonlight (b)
(Vocals: a- Three Ambassadors; b- Don Novis; c- Loyce Whiteman; d- Dick Webster; e- Margaret Lawrence)
[1932] The national may have been in the depths of the Depression in 1932 but elegance and high spirits still reigned supreme of the Cocoanut
Grove, the fashionable nightclub of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. Entertainment residency began with Abe Lyman, followed by Roy West,
followed by Gus Arnheim and, finally, in 1932 the baton passed to Arnheim’s arranger, Jimmie Grier. [Item
Code: 19459 CD: $16.00]
503 VARIOUS ARTISTS WONDERFUL NONSENSE: FUN SONGS OF THE ROARING TWENTIES Ain’t
We Got Fun? (1a) • Oh! By Jingo! (1b) • Yes! We Have No Bananas (1c) • Charley, My Boy (1b) • Barney
Google (1d) • Stumbling (1e) • Bringin’ Home The Bacon (1f) • It Ain’t Gonna Rain No Mo’ (1g) • Pardon
Me (While I Laugh) (1d) • Don’t Bring Lulu (1h) • Where’d You Get Them Eyes? (1i) • Lenore (1j) • Tonight’s
My Night With Baby (1k) • I’m Just Wild About Animal Crackers (1l) • There’s A Trick In Pickin’ A Chick
Chick Chicken (1m) • My Cutie’s Due At Two To Two (1d) • If My Baby Cooks (As Good As She Looks) (1n) •
No Wonder She’s A Blushing Bride (1o) • She’s The Sweetheart Of Six Other Guys (1p) • I Love The College
Girls (1q) • Gonna Get A Girl (2a) • Masculine Women! Feminine Men! (1k) • Hard To Get Gertie (2b) • Ever
Since The Movies Learned To Talk (1b) • Every Night I Bring Her Frankfurter Sandwiches (2c) • Red Lips Kiss
My Blues Away (2d) • Crazy Words Crazy Tune (2e) • I’ve Never Seen A Straight Banana (1q) • I Faw Down
And Go Boom (2f) • How Could Red Riding Hood (2g) • Pasta Fazoola (2h) • It’s A Million To One You’re In
Love (2i) • Does She Love Me? Positively Absolutely (2j) • Etiquette Blues (2k) • I Never See Maggie Alone
(1l) • Hungry Women (2l) • Tain’t No Sin To Dance Around in Your Bones (2m) • Mama’s Gone Young-Papa’s
Gone Old (2n) • Collegiate Sam (2o) • My Wife Is On A Diet (2p) (Artists: 1a- The Harmonizers Quartet; 1b- Billy Murray; 1c- Benny Krueger’s
Orch.; 1d- Billy Jones & Ernest Hare; 1e- Frank Crumit; 1f- Billy Jones; 1g- The Bar Harbor Society Orch.; 1h- Bernie Krueger’s Orch.; 1i- Abe
Lyman’s California Orch.; 1j- Ernest Hare; 1k- Irving Kaufman; 1l- Irving Aaronson & His Commanders; 1m-
California Melody Orch.; 1n- The Raving Romeos [Harry Reser]; 1o- Jim Miller & Charlie Farrell; 1p- Fred
‘Sugar’ Hall & His Sugar Babies; 1q- Waring’s Pennsylvanians; 2a- The SIx Jumping Jacks; 2b- Jane Green; 2c-
Al Lentz & His Orch.; 2d- Aileen Stanley & Johnny Marvin; 2e- Vaughn Deleath; 2f- Dick Robertson; 2g- The
Yacht Club Boys; 2h- Van & Schenck; 2i- The Virginians; 2j- Aileen Stanley & Billy Murray; 2k- Mona Motor
Oil Twins; 2l- Eddie Cantor; 2m- George Olsen & His Music; 2n- Ed Lowry; 2o- Eddie Walters; 2p- Billy Murray
& Walter Scanlon) 2-CD set. This 40-track set of recordings from the roaring twenties period focuses
on the frivolous, and in doing so it reveals much about the period. It began with a 1920 recording of “Ain’t
We Got Fun,” which notes that “the rich get rich and the poor get poorer;” continuing through 1925’s “Pardon
Me (While I Laugh),” which slyly comments on the ways by which Prohibition was being subverted; to
1928’s baby-talk “I Faw Down and Go Boom,” which seems to anticipate the market crash by a year, these
are songs that remain timely. Of course, there are outright gibberish tunes like “Yes! We Have No Bananas,”
and comic romps like “Don’t Bring Lulu,”. By and large, though, these are simply uptempo dance tunes with
lightly romantic (sometimes risque) lyrics. [Item Code: 51661 2-CD: $27.00]
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504 VARIOUS ARTISTS LEGENDARY VOICES OF VAUDEVILLE You Won’t Do Any Business If You
Haven’t Got A Bond (a) • Turn Off Your Light, Mr. Moon Man (b) • Saving Up Coupons For Mother (c) •
Darktown Strutters’ Ball (d) • You Can’t Get Away from It (e) • All By Myself (f) • I’m Going Way Back Home
And Have A Wonderful Time (g) • Vampin’ Sal (The Sheba of Georgia) (h) • Positively Mr. Gallagher - Absolutely
Mr Shean (i) • Sweet Indiana Home (j) • Tomorrow (k) • Lovey Come Back (l) • Way Down Yonder In
New Orleans (m) • After The Opera (n) • If I Can’t Get The Sweetie I Want (o) • Nobody’s Child (p) • Hotsy
Totsy Town (q) • Roamin’ in The Gloamin’ (r) • Red Head! (s) • Goodbye, My Lady Love - I Wonder Who’s
Kissing Her Now (t) • Let’s Talk About My Sweetie (u) • Headin’ Home (Bound For Birmingham) (v) • Love
Baby (w) • Alexander’s Ragtime Band (x) • Looking At The World Thru Rose Colored Colored Glasses (y) • If
You Want The Rainbow (You Must Have The Rain) (z) • Baby Your Mother (Like She Babied You) (aa) • Day
I Marry You (bb) • I Ain’t That Kind Of A Baby (cc) • That’s What Puts The “Sweet” In Home Sweet (dd) •
I’ll Tell The World (You’re All the World... (ee) • It Must Be An Old Spanish Custom (ff) • I Just Roll Along
(Havin’ My Ups And Downs) (gg) • Blues Singer From Alabam (hh) • Strum My Blues Away (ii) • Come Out,
Come Out, Wherever You Are (jj) (Artists: a- George M Cohan; b- Nora Bayes; c- Nat Wills; d- Elsie Janis;
e- Bert Williams; f- Flo Bert; g- Avon Comedy Four; h- Sophie Tucker; i- Gallagher and Shean; j- Marion Harris; k- Margaret Young; l- Lou Holtz;
m- Blossom Seeley; n- Howard, Willie and Eugene; o- Miss Patricola; p- Georgie Price; q- Ruth Roye; r- Harry Lauder; s- Irene Franklin; t- Joseph
E. Howard; u- Peggy English; v- Wendell Hall; w- Harry Fox • Beatrice Curtis; x- Ted Lewis and His Band; y- Aileen Stanley; z- Mel Klee; aa- Belle
Baker; bb- Eddie Foy, Jr.; cc- Esther Walker; dd- Ed Lowry; ee- Cora Green; ff- Duncan Sisters; gg- Harry
Richman; hh- Bessie Brown; ii- Johnny Marvin; jj- Baby Rose Marie) A compilation of 40 tracks by 40
vaudeville singing and comedy act. The height of vaudeville in the first quarter of the 20th century coincided
with the rise of the recording industry. Theater owners actively discouraged performers from making records,
and many entertainers felt that recording material they performed would limit their stage success. Beyond the
obvious enjoyment factor, the album also has historical value: many of these recordings are absurdly rare.
[Item Code: 51662 2-CD: $27.00]
TRIANGLE
125 RAY SKJELBRED COSTA MESA SESSIONS I Never Dreamt • Oh Baby • Mabel’s Dream • Getaway
Dream • Yeti Dance • My Little Pride And Joy • Fidgety Feet • Blue (And Brokenhearted) • Lizzie’s Dream
• Sunset Boogie • Down Among The Sheltering Palms • Washing Phillips Medley • Sweet Sue • Collier’s
Clambake • Black And Blue • Chicago Breakdown • How Long• Isn’t It A Lovely Day • Norwegian Man •
Sugar • Washboard Blues (Personnel: Katie Cavera, Clint Baker, Hal Smith) [2002] Eleven solos, 9 with
trio of Hal Smith, drums; Katie Carera, guitar; Clint Baker, bass. [Item Code: 40107 CD: $16.00]
VOCALION
4110 TED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC GERSHWIN FOR MODERNS • RODGERS FOR MODERNS The
Man I Love • Love Walked In • Nice Work If You Can Get It • Love Is Here To Stay • Clap Your Hands • I
Got Rhythm • But Not For Me • Someone To Watch Over You • That Certain Feeling • Embraceable You •
Changing My Tune • Soon • Have You Met Miss Jones? • There’s A Small Hotel • It’s Easy To Remember •
My Heart Stood Still • Down By The River • Thou Swell • The Lady Is A Tramp • Where Or When • This
Can’t Be Love • I Married An Angel • The Blue Room • Dancing On The Ceiling [1955, 1956] [Item
Code: 31636 CD: $18.00]
4141 TED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC HEATH GOES LATIN • WEST SIDE STORY & OTHER GREAT
BROADWAY HITS Tico- Tico • Adios • Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White • Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps
• Say “Si, Si” • Besame Mucho • Come Closer To Me • Brasil • Amor, Amor • Frenesi • Perfidia •
The Breeze And I • Get Me To The Church On Time • The Sound Of Music • A Hundred Million Miracles
• When Did I Fall In Love? • I Feel Pretty • Jubilation • Tonight • Standing On The Corner • Gigi • Just In
Time Bells Are Ringing • I’ve Grown Accustomed To Her Face • Seventy-Six Trombones (Personnel: Bobby Pratt, Bert Ezard, Eddie Blair, Duncan
Campbell, Don Lusher, Wally Smith, Johnny Edwards, Ken Goldie, Les Gilbert, Ronnie Chamberlain, Henry MacKenzie, Bob Efford, Ken Kiddier,
Derek Warne, Ike Issacs, Johnny Hawksworth, Ronnie Verrell, Keith Christie) [1960] [Item Code: 37321 CD: $18.00]
4368 STANLEY BLACK THE NEW CUBAN MOONLIGHT • FOLK SONGS IN JAPAN Brazil • The Breeze and I • I Feel Fine • Malaguena •
Samba Sin Nombre • Maria Elena • The Girl from Ipanema • Fly Me to the Moon • The Peanut Vendor • La
Chanson D’Orphee • Granada • Corcovado • Stanley Black & His Latin-American Rhythm • Asadoya Yunta
• Kuroda Bushi • Soran Bushi • Sangai Bushi • Hie-Tsuki Bushi • Miike Tanko Bushi • Otemoyan (Trad) -
Aizu-Bandai-San (Trad) - Hanagasa Odori • Saitaro Bushi • Okosa Bushi • Mamurogawa Ondo (Stanley
Black & His Latin Rhythm) [1961•1971] [Item Code: 62467 CD: $18.00]
6142 FRANKIE VAUGHAN HAPPY GO LUCKY • FRANKIE VAUGHAN SHOWCASE Happy Go Lucky
• Chattanooga Choo Choo • Shoe-Shine Boy • You’re Driving Me Crazy (What Did I Do?) • Do-Do-Do •
Hit The Road To Dreamland • East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon) • I’m Gonna Sit Right Down And
Write Myself A Letter • I’m Coming Virginia • Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen (Means That You’re Grand) • Lazy
River • Why Did The Chicken Cross The Road? • Seventeen • Priscilla • Lucky 13 • Let’s Go Steady • My
Boy Flat Top • These Dangerous Years (From The Film Of The Same Name) • Man On Fire (From The Film Of
The Same Name) • Wanderin’ Eyes • Isn’t This A Lovely Evening? (From The Film These Dangerous Years) •
KIsses Sweeter Than Wine • Give Me The Moonlight, Give Me The Girl • Pity The Poor, Poor Man • Stealin’
• Got-Ta Have Something In The Bank (Frank With The Kaye Sisters) • Single • The Green Door • The Garden
Of Eden (Personnel: Wally Stott and his Orchestra) [1955-1957] [Item Code: 62463 CD: $15.00]
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2206 BING CROSBY THE TELEVISION SPECIALS, VOLUME ONE ‘Y’all Come (a) • It Had to Be You (a) • Changing Partners (a) • I Love
Paris (a) • I’m Glad I’m Not Young Anymore (b) • Looking at the World Through Rose-Coloured Glasses (c) • Willow
Weep for Me (c) • Baubles, Bangles & Beads (d) • Piano Medley: I Love a Piano - Lullaby Of Birdland - The One I
Love Belongs To Somebody Else - Where The Blue of the Night • I Love a Piano (Reprise) - Mack the Knife - Too Neat
to Be a Beatnik - Basin Street Blues - Everybody Loves My Baby - Lazy Bones (e) • Them There Eyes - Some of These
Days - If I Could Be with You - Lazy River - High Society Rag - Sleepy Time Down South - Now You Has Jazz (f) •
America (g) • A “Road” Medley of You Lucky People You - Moonlight Becomes You - Road to Morocco - Personality
- But Beautiful - Teamwork(h) • Let’s Not Be Sensible • I Got Rhythm (i) • Play a Simple Melody (j) • Camp Karefree
(k) • Chocolate (l) • Zing A Little Zong (m) • Cooling It • Leisure Time • Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head (n) •
Turn Around (o) • Medley: Breezin’ Along With The Breeze - Give Me the Simple Life - Bidin’ My Time - Lazy Day
- Gone Fishin’ - Enjoy Yourself (It’s Later Than You Think) - Breezin’ Along with the Breeze (Reprise) (p) • There’s a
New World Coming (q) • Cooling It (Reprise) (q) . (Guests: a- Jack Benny, Perry Botkin, the Cass County Boys and
more; b- Bing, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra and Peggy Lee; c- Frank Sinatra; d- Peggy Lee; e- Bing,George Shearing,
Joe Bushkin, Peggy Lee, Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong and Paul Smith; f- Bing, Sinatra, Lee and Armstrong;
g- Bing, Bob Hope, Edie Adams and Gary Crosby; h- Bing and Bob; i- Pete Fountain; j- Bing, Gary Crosby & Pete
Fountain; k- Bing, Gary Crosby, Edie Adams and Bob Hope; l- Smothers Brothers; m- entire cast; n- Flip Wilson;
o- Bing and Bernadette Peters; p- Bing and Dean Martin; q- Bing) [1954-1970] 2-DVD set. From 1954-1977 Bing
Crosby starred in 30 highly rated television specials. Often the highlight of the season, the programs showcased
him in the company of the top stars of the day. Included in this two-disc collection are Bing’s debut special from
January 3, 1954; the landmark September 29, 1959 show for Oldsmobile; and the May 14, 1962 special with Road comedies; and the April 1970
show, Cooling It. Extras include interviews, PSA’s and commercials. [Item Code: 65614 2-DVD: $30.00]
KAYO STEREOPHONICS
101819 ANITA O’DAY LIFE OF A JAZZ SINGER Anita O’Day was one of the greatest American Jazz singers
and this critically acclaimed award-winning documentary tells her astonishing story - a journey of survival, and
above all the enduarance of her talent, told in a number of frank interviews with her and with those who knew
her. Her career was long and eventful, spanning seven decades; her last album recorded when she was 84. Anita
O’Day only ever wanted to be a singer and the film showcases performances that date back to the 50’s with such
artists as Gene Krupa, Roy Eldridge, Stan Kenton, Louis Armestrong and Hoagy Carmichael. She is shown teaching
Billy Taylor how to be a jazz vocalist. Bert Stern comments on Anita performing ‘Sweet Georgia Brown’ for his film
JAZZ ON A SUMMER’S DAY while George Wein, legendary impresario, states it was the greatest rendition of the
song ever made. She speaks candidly, always candidly, with Dick Cavett, Bryant Gumble and David Frost, and in
interviews on 60 Minutes and CBS This Morning. Anita was a woman who lived her life the she wanted without
every looking back and was a musical genius and pioneer who broke race barriers. She talks openly about how she
had to overcome great adversities. The film shows Anita on tour in Europe well into her eighties and making her
final recording shortly before her death, the death of an icon. 2 Discs: Disc 1 : The Movie with Director s audio
commentary and French, Spanish and Japanese. Disc 2: Bonus Disc with 45 minutes of the uninterrupted musical
performances from the film and 45 Minutes of outtake interviews of Anita. 32 page full color booklet including: Essay
by Jim Gavin. Essay by Will Friedwald Selected chapter from Anita s autobiography, High Times Hard Times.
16 pages reproduced from Anita’s personal scrapbooks. [Item Code: 65574 2-DVD: $24.00]
VESTAPOL PRODUCTIONS
13013 BARNEY KESSEL RARE PERFORMANCES 1962 - 1991 Gypsy In My Soul • One Mint Julep • On A
Clear Day • I Love You • Brazilian Beat • Here’s That Rainy Day • Moose The Mooch • Medley: I Can’t Get Started-
Sunshine Of My Life • Undecided • Kingston Kuties • Seven Come Eleven [1962-1991] NTSC all region. 60
minutes. Barney Kessel is a legend in the history of jazz, one of the most original voices in guitar playing to have
ever recorded. This video captures almost 30 years of rare performances from 1962 to 1991. Barney is seen playing
in a trio setting, solo and with his friends, jazz guitarists Herb Ellis and Charlie Byrd. All the performances capture
the unique artistry of this great American musician. [Item Code: 65496 DVD: $24.00]
13064 VARIOUS ARTISTS WORLD OF FINGERSTYLE JAZZ GUITAR Shining Stockings (a) • My Funny
Valentine (a) • Just Squeeze Me (a) • Melody Of Birdland (b) • All The Things You Are (b) • It Had To Be You (b) •
Wave (b) • Can’t Take That Away From Me (c) • East Of The Sun (c) • Taste Of Honey (c) • Here’s That Rainy Day
(c) • Back Home In Indiana (d) • Forty Ton Parachute (d) • Out Of The Past (d) • Seven Point One (d) • Mr. Guitar
(e) • Uptown Tales (e) • Gypsy Girl (e) • Cat Burglar (e) (Artist: a- Martin Taylor; b- Tommy Crook; c- Jim Nichols;
d- Duck Baker; e- Woody Mann) Featuring: Martin Taylor, Tommy Crook, Jim Nichols, Duck Baker & Woody Mann.
NTSC all region. 77 minutes. Records by Charlie Byrd, Lenny Breau, George Van Eps, Laurindo Almieda, and Joe
Pass have set a very high standard for solo fingerstyle jazz guitar, and it is from this vantage point that the solo flights
of Taylor, Crook, Nichols, Baker, and Mann take wing. [Item Code: 65497 DVD: $24.00]
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13067 MARTIN TAYLOR IN CONCERT Georgia • I Got Rhythm • Can’t Take That Away From Me • In A
Mellow Tone • Why Did I Choose You • The Dolphin • Medley: Dixie- Old Man River • Sweet Lorraine • Stella By
Starlight • Lulu’s Back In Town • I Remember Clifford • Taking A Chance On Love 75 minutes. Martin Taylor has
been playing guitar for as long as he can remember, ever since his father gave him his first instrument at the age of
four. It was to be the start of a career which has delight audiences worldwide and drawn critical acclaim from some
of the world’s finest musicians. [Item Code: 65498 DVD: $24.00]
13075 CHARLIE BYRD HERB ELLIS GREAT GUITARS OF JAZZ Seven Come Eleven • Georgia (On My Mind) •
Angel Eyes • Air Mail Special • Blue Skies • Deed I Do • Embraceable You • Undecided • Corcovado • Cottontail
• So Danco Samba • Things Ain’t Like They Used To Be • Bernie’s Tune [1997] 80 minutes. Recorded at the Manchester
Craftmen’s Guild in 1997. Herb Ellis, Tal Farlow and Charlie Byrd exemplify the breadth of American jazz.
These elder statesmen of the instrument have well over a century of combined knowledge and experience, and their
styles cover a vast spectrum of the music, from straight-ahead swing, to be-bop, to bossa nova and beyond. Herb
Ellis established an impeccable standard for swinging mainstream jazz guitar through his extensive work in concert
and on record with numerous great jazz instrumentalists including Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, Harry Edison and
singer Ella Fitzgerald. Tal Farlow’s nimble and innovative playing with the Red Norvo Trio is considered pure genius,
and few guitarists have matched his unusual dexterity and sense of harmony. Charlie Byrd pioneered the use of the
classical guitar in jazz and introduced America to the beauty of Brazilian bossa nova. The thread that binds these
radically different players is their debt to Charlie Christian, the first electric jazz guitarist who inspired their lifelong
dedication to musical excellence. Billed as the Great Guitars, the playing of this remarkable group is a short course
in the history of jazz guitar. [Item Code: 65499 DVD: $24.00]
13083 HERB ELLIS DETOUR AHEAD - AN AFTERNOON WITH HERB ELLIS The Days of Wine and Roses
• Sweet Georgia Brown • Body and Soul • Georgia On My Mind • Danny Boy • John Brown’s Body • Wave
(Personnel: Charlie Byrd, Tal Farlow, Terry Holmes, Norm Cochran, Jack Hannah, Tommy Perkins, Ernie Durawa,
Sonny Gray) NTSC all region. 60 minutes. Taking its title form Herb Ellis’ most famous composition, Detour Ahead
chronicles the life and music of the famed jazz guitarist. From his birth in Farmersville, Texas and his early days
playing rhythm in the big bands of Jimmy Dorsey and Glen Gray to his innovative work with groups like the Soft
Winds, Detour Ahead covers every major step of the guitarist’s life. Much attention is given to his groundbreaking
work with the Great Guitars, and his many friends in jazz. On-camera interviews include Ray Brown, Charlie Byrd,
Benny Golson, Benny Green, Al Grey, Lionel Hampton, Gene Harris, Jon Hendricks and Hank Jones. Along with
modern interviews, Detour Ahead features never-before-seen home movies from jazz’s golden age of Herb on tour
with Dizzy Gillespie, Ella Fitzgerald and others. Complete musical tunes from various live and studio venues. Detour
Ahead: An Afternoon With Herb Ellis celebrates the talent and history of one of the true legends of jazz guitar.
[Item Code: 65500 DVD: $24.00]
13100 CHARLIE CHRISTIAN THE LIFE & MUSIC OF THE LEGENDARY JAZZ GUITARIST NTSC all region.
95 minutes. This DVD covers all aspects of Charlie’s life and music, featuring interviews with family friends, fellow
Oklahoma jazz musicians, and music luminaries like Claude ‘Fiddler’ Williams, Jerry Jerome, and Les Paul.Also
included are a large array of musical performances by such guitarists as Herb Ellis, Eldon Shamblin, Zeke Campbell,
and others. [Item Code: 65501 DVD: $24.00]
13102 VARIOUS ARTISTS JAZZ MASTERS VOLUME 2 Theme From Black Orpheus (a) • Like Someone In
Love (a) • Days Of Wine & Roses (b) • Medley: Danny Boy- Send In The Clowns (b) • Blues For Everyone (b) • Medley: Triste- Corcovado (c) •
Medley: He Loves, She Loves- How Long Has This Been Going On (c) • Medley: I’ve Got It Bad (And That Ain’t Good)- Satin Doll (c) • Misty (d)
• Autumn In New York (d) • A Foggy Day (d) • Body & Soul (d) (Artists: a- Jack Wilkins; b- Herb Ellis; c- Charlie Byrd; d- Tal Farlow) NTSC all
region. 62 minutes. The Guitar Show began in 1984 as a weekly television show on Manhattan Cable in NYC. The show was produced and hosted
by Christian Roebling. All guitar styles were presented from Jazz to Rock and Folk to Classical. The list of guitarists
that appeared reads like a who’s who in the world of guitar playing. Presented in this second DVD release is the
playing of four of the Masters and Legends of Jazz guitar. [Item Code: 65502 DVD: $24.00]
13104 DAVID LAIBMAN GUITAR ARTISTRY OF Nola • Red Carpet Rag (*) • Ragtime Oriole • Alaskan Rag •
Maple Leaf Rag (*) • Silver Swan • Gladiolus Rag • Dallas Rag (*) • Fingerpicking Honky Tonk • Pandora’s Rag (*) •
Shelter In A Storm (*) • Love In The Afternoon- A Ragtone Poem (*) • Courtship Of The Squirrels (*) • Dill Pickles Rag
As a bonus, those tunes marked with an (*) have been transcribed in tab•music and can be found as PDF files on the
DVD. NTSC all region. 90 minutes. David Laibman is regarded as one of the founders of modern fingerstyle classic
ragtime guitar. He began working out old-timey and classical rags in the 1980s; recorded The New Ragtime Guitar,
with Eric Shoenberg (Folkways, 1970), and Classical Ragtime Guitar (Rounder, 1980), both available on CD. In this
DVD David performs a wide variety of his compositions and arrangements of rags by Scott Joplin, James Scott and
Joseph Lamb. He talks about his musical influences, arranging and working out fingerings for these complex pieces
and how in recent times he has begun writing ragtime compositions for guitar. [Item Code: 65503 DVD: $24.00]
13105 TONY KECK GUITAR ARTISTRY OF - TOUCH TECHNIQUE Urbans Stroll • Harlem Nocturne • Walk
Don’t Run • Cyberspace Boogie • Eleanor Rigby • Sleepwalk • Gratitude • John Henry • Sitting On Top Of The
World • Glory Of Love • Tapper’s Blues • Just My Imagination NTSC all region. 62 minutes. National awardwinning
guitarist, Tony Keck, performs a unique style developed through years of studying carious forms of music.
Using his blues based tapping technique, he creates a soulful, rhythmic, yet meditative sound. His instrumental
influence has created a combination of intermixing classical tinge, blues, pop and jazz. His wide variety of musical
experiences has made him recognized for his distinctive compositions of sound. There is only one way to describe the harmonious music Tony
creates, captivating. [Item Code: 65504 DVD: $24.00]
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2 I MARRIED AN ANGEL I MARRIED AN ANGEL MUSICAL Medley (*) • Did You Ever Get Stung? • I Married An Angel • I’ll Tell The Man
In The Street • How to Win Friends And Influence People • Finale Act One • Spring Is Here • Angel Without Wings • A Twinkle In Your Eye • At
The Roxy Music Hall • Finale: I’ll Tell The Man In The Street - Did You Ever Get Stung? - A Twinkle In Your
Eye - Spring Is Here - I Married An Angel (Starring Wynn Murray, Gordon MacRae, Lucille Norman, Audrie
Christie, Eve Symington) (*- Walter & Bowers, pianos) Set in Hungary, Count Willie Papaffi breaks off his
romance with Anna, and vows only to “marry an angel.” Answering his wish, an angel arrives, complete
with wings. Some sides were recorded during the run of the original production by the Liberty Music Shop
in New York; because of their extreme rarity some surface noise is inevitable together with some occasional
distortion. [Item Code: 25022 CD: $12.00]
3 GERTRUDE LAWRENCE LADY IN THE DARK Dr. Brooks’ Office • Liza Elliott’s Office (the same
day) • Dr. Brooks’s Office (the next day)- Oh Fabulous One In Your Ivory Tower- One Life To Live- Girl Of
The Moment- It Looks Like Liza • Liza Elliott’s Office (late that afternoon) • Dr. Brooks’ Office (that evening)
• Liza Elliott’s Office (late the following afternoon)- the saga of jenny- liza • Dr. Brooks’ Office (later that
evening)- my ship- liza • Liza Elliott’s Office (a week later)- my ship- liza and charley (Starring Gertrude
Lawrence, MacDonald Carey, Hume Cronyn, Terry Harris, Jane Seymour, more) [1941] Play by Moss Hart,
music by Kurt Weill, lyrics by Ira Gershwin. [Item Code: 25023 CD: $12.00]
24 MUSIC IN THE AIR MUSIC IN THE AIR Overture • And Love Was Born • I’ve Told Ev’ry Little Star
• In Egern On The Tegern See • I Am So Eager • The Song Is You • There’s A Hill Beyond The Hill • When Spring Is In The Air • I’m Alone • I’ve
Told Ev’ry Little Star • Finale: The Song Is You • Finale Ultimo • Playout Music • I’ve Told Ev’ry Little Star • I’m Alone - The Song Is You (Featuring
Nancy Carr, Thomas L. Thomas, Lois Gentille, Marion Claire, Everett Clark, Muriel Montel) Music In The Air was the 33rd Jerome Kern musical
and the fourth of five collaborations between he and Oscar Hammerstein II. [Item Code: 25039 CD: $12.00]
33 NOEL COWARD CAVALCADE Introduction By Noel Coward (acc. by Robert Russell Bennett) • Overture (into Part One) • Sunday 31 December
1899 • Saturday 27 January 1901 • Friday 18 May, 1900 • The Same, That Evening • Monday 21
January 1901 • Saturday 2 February 1901 • Thursday 14 May 1903 • Saturday 16 January 1906 • The Same,
Minutes Later • Wednesday 10 March 1909 • Monday 25 July 1910 • Sunday 14 April 1912 • Tuesday 4 August
1914 • The Great War • Monday 11 November 1918 • The Same, Later • Tuesday 31 December 1929
• Chaos • Medley: Noel Coward (*) • Lover Of My Dreams (*) • Orchestral Medley: New Mayfair Orchestra
(*) • Cavalcade Epilogue (*) (*- bonus tracks originally recorded separately together with the introduction
on October 28, 1931) Cavalcade was originally presented in twenty-two scenes divided into three unequal
parts. The program listed neither the scenes nor the musical selections. The script lists the scenes by date
which follows here. Some of these were entirely visual and symbolic and are thus omitted on this recording.
[Item Code: 31006 CD: $12.00]
37 BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928 BROADWAY SCANDALS OF 1928 Opening • Nobody Needs
A Man As Bad As That! • Charleston Under The Moon • Livin’ On Dreams • Nobody Loves Me Now •
Bubbles In The Bathtub • I Gotta Hear A Song • A Good Ol’ Mammy Song • Things Have Never Been
Better! • The Man At The Piano • I Couldn’t Say • Tango • Give the Girl A Break! • Better Bein’ Loved •
Mazie • Scandals Finale • The Front Page (*) • When You Come To The End Of Your Rainbow (*) (Starring
Kim Criswell, Diane J. Findlay, Jo Anna Rush, Walter Willison) [1995] *- bonus tracks. Off-Broadway’s
Original Speakeasy Musical. [Item Code: 18669 CD: $12.00]
41 ANN SOTHERN LADY IN THE DARK Introduction • Oh, Fabulous One • Hobo Dance • One Life To Live • Girl Of The Moment • It
Looks Like Liza • Wedding Dream Ballet • The Mapleton High Chorale • This Is New • The Woman At The Altar • Scene - Seuence: The Greatest
Show On Earth • Transition • The Best Years Of His Life • Tschaikowsky • Jenny • Finaletto • Scene - Two-Step • Scene - My Ship • My Ship •
Huxley (*) • One Life To Live (*) • This Is New (*) • The Princess Of Pure Delight (*) • Jenny (*) • My Ship (*)
• Jenny (*+) • My Ship (*+) • My Ship (*+*) (Cast: Ann Sothern, Carleton Carpenter, James Daly, Shepperd
Strudwick) (*= Gretrude Lawrence; *+= live broadcast; *+*= w•Macdonald Carey) [1954] Lyrics by Ira
Gershwin, music by Kurt Weill. The selections are presented as four Dream sequences and a quasi-finale;
the published score does not note the commonly divided sections other than the major songs of each Dream.
This revival judiciously removed passages which were thought to be either extraneous or time consuming.
For this album presentation, the sound track has been edited from the original and put into its correct
sequence. The production was performed in front of a live audience, but wherever possible extraneuous
applause has been removed. [Item Code: 31300 CD: $12.00]
43 EDDIE ALBERT JANET BLAIR A CONNECTICUT YANKEE Introduction • A Toast • This Is My Night
To Howl • My Heart Stood Still • Thou Swell • At the Round Table • On A Desert Island With Thee • To
Keep My Love Alive • Introductory Scene • Act One Finale: Rise And Shine • Entr’acte • Ye Lunchtime
Follies • Scene • Can’t You Do A Freind A Favor? • I Feel At Home With You • You Always Love The Same
Girl • An Entertainment • The Camelot Samba • Finale • Playout Music • My Heart Stood Still (Personnel:
Eddie Albert, Janet Blair, Boris Karloff, Gale Sherwood, Leonard Elliot, John Conte, Beverlee Dennis, more)
[1955] Adapted from the original book by Herbert Fields by William Friedberg, Neil Simon, Will Glickman and Al schwartz. Musical Adaptation
by Clay Warnick and Mel Pahl; Coral Arrangements by Clay Warnick; Musical Arrangements by Irwin Kostal. [Item Code: 31301 CD: $12.00]
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44 VICTOR HERBERT BABES IN TOYLAND Overture • I Can’t Do The Sum • Mary, Mary (Quite Contrary)
• Before And After • Toyland • Go To Sleep, Slumber Deep • Don’t Cry Bo-Peep • Barney O’Flynn •
March Of The Toys • Jane • Hail To Christmas (Christmas Fair Waltz) • Finale: Toyland • March Of The Toys
(*) • March Of The Toys (*) • The Toymaker’s Shop (*) • The Military Ball (*) • Selections From ‘Babes In
Toyland’ (*) • Selections: The Victor Light Opera Company (*) • Toyland: Bessie Wynn Of The Original Cast
(*) *- bonus tracks: Victor Herbert & His Orchestra [Item Code: 32349 CD: $12.00]
50 SUNNY ORIGINAL CAST PERFORMANCE SUNNY D’Ye Love Me? - Who? • Introduction •
Here We Are Together Again • Sunny • D’Ye Love Me? • Let’s Say Goodnight ‘Til It’s Morning • Who? •
Sunny (reprise) • Sunshine (*) • When We Get Our Divorce • D’Ye Love Me? (reprise) • Finale • Sunny - Two
Little Bluebirds - D’Ye Love Me? - Who? - Sunny • Paddlin’ Madelin’ Home (*) • A Little Bit Of Rhythm •
Sunny • Who? • Let’s Say Goodnight ‘Til The Morning • D’Ye Love Me? • I’ve Looked For Trouble • Two
Little Bluebirds • When We Get Our Divorce • I Could Grow Fond Of You • Medley • Who? (*) • I Was
Alone (*) (Cast: Marilyn Miller, Cliff Edwards, George Olsen, Binnie Hale, Jack Buchanan, Elsie Randolph)
(*- extremely distressed original recordings) (Music by Jerome Kern, book by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein
2nd) [1925] Historic recordings by the members of the original Broadway & London casts. From the start, critics singled out three Kern
songs for praise. “D’ye Love Me?”, a small softly rocking melody of almost lullaby sweetness, is, sadly, heard less and less. “Who?”, the sustained
note that begins each of its major phrases brilliantly coupled with the simple interrogatory. The “Sunshine”
heard on this recording was not the number originally heard in the Broadway production; the first had different
lyrics and a melody at once similar and dissimilar to its replacement. [Item Code: 28770 CD: $12.00]
51 NOEL COWARD NOEL COWARD’S CONVERSATION PIECE An Overture: Selection - Brighton
Parade -Danser, Danser - I’ll Follow My Secret Heart - There’s Always Something Fishy About The French
- Regency Rakes - Nevermore - Dear Little Soldiers - The English Lesson - Lady Julia’s Theme - Melanie’s
Aria - I’ll Follow My Secret Heart • Le Petit Girradere • I’ll Follow My Secret Heart • Crossing The Channel •
Brighton: Melanie’s House • The Same, Later • The Drawing Room • A Carriage Ride • Lady Julia’s House •
An Aria • Reception • Melanie’s Aria • Le Petit Giradere: Nevermore • I’ll Follow My Secret Heart (reprise)
• I’ll Follow My Secret Heart • Regency Rakes • Charming, Charming • Dear Little Soldiers • There’s Always
Something Fishy About The French • English Lesson • Nevermore (Featuring Lily Pons, Adolphe Menjou,
George Sanders) [1936] The story of “Conversation Piece” is simple; Melanie, a french cabaret singer and
acrobat, is used in an intrigue to find, in England, a rich husband for herself and a source of income for the
insolvent Duc Paul. Set in 1811 at Brighton, home of the Prince Regent, there were many potentially eligible
partners, and one of these, the young Lord Sheere (played on this recording by George Sanders, who had
played two other roles in the original productions) offers his hand in marriage. But, as the song is written, Melanie will follow her secret heart -
which is Paul himself. [Item Code: 30686 CD: $12.00]
602 GERTRUDE LAWRENCE STAR QUALITY Let’s All Go Down The Strand • Joining Charlot’s Revue
• Limehouse Blues • I Don’t Know • Do-Do-Do • A Cup Of Coffee, A Sandwich And You • Scene From
Private Lives • Has Anybody Seen Our Ship? (a) • Miss Bent Bows • They Didn’t Believe Me • We’re On Our
Way (b) • April Showers • Just A Slip • My Blue Heaven • I Can’t Give You Anything But Love • I Dream Of
Jeannie • The Physician • The Saga Of Jenny • My Ship • Daddy • La Voix Humaine • I Whistle A Happy
Tune • Getting To Know You (Vocalists: a- Noel Coward; b- Harry Richman) Ten tunes were recorded during
World War II and are additions to the original release. Unique is the one word which most accurately
describes Miss Lawrence, for her like will not be seen again. Rather than reiterate her triumphs, it seems
best to let this recording, with its accompanying photographs demonstrate her talents. Her versatility was
one of her greatest assets, as witness the diverse moments heard here. [Item Code: 24262 CD: $12.00]
603 GRACIE FIELDS HER FAREWELL CONCERT Sally • Mother Beatle • We’ve Got To Keep Up With
The Joneses • How Are Things In Glocca Morra? • What’s The Good Of A Birthday? • Getting To Know
You • September Song • Scarlet Ribbons • The Woodpecker Song • I Never Cried So Much In All My Life!
• My Hero • Smoke Gets In Your Eyes • The Biggest Aspidistra In The World • Blow The Wind Southerly •
My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean • When Irish Eyes Are Smiling • Walter, Walter (Lead Me To The Altar) •
Don’t Be Angry With Me, Sergeant • WIsh Me Luck (As You Wave Me Goodbye) • I Love You • Now Is The Hour • There’ll Always Be An England
[1965] This concert recording was made on the evening of 30 June, 1965. On a particularly windy night. Despite the use of shielding on
the vocal microphone, some of the attendant noise remains. Gracie’s songs are interspersed with dialogue,
stories and witticisms - the following running order is of the songs only and each is at the beginning of the
selection. [Item Code: 24264 CD: $12.00]
604 VIVIAN BLAINE LIVE IN HOLLYWOOD There Ain’t Goin’ To Be An Opening Number • Broadway
Baby • My First “Firsts” • Nobody Does It Like Me • You Can’t Love ‘Em All • Look For The Silver Lining (*)
• Memory (*) • I Only Want To Laugh • Before The Parade Passes By • Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered
• Ev’rything’s Coming Up Roses • The Ladies Who Lunch • I’m Back! • I See Your Face Before Me • Movie
Medley • Who’s That Girl? • Medley: Guys And Dolls • The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me (Personnel:
Lou Vittaco, Tom Zigmann, Bob Parr) [1983] Bonus tracks - * , not on original release. This recording
marks another facet of Vivian Blaine, the entertainer, one that suits her very well: singing in an intimate
setting, almost living-room size, sharing some memories but firmly rooted in 1983. Happily, this recording
captures Vivian Blaine at the peak of her artistry with a selection of songs that trace her great career with
sophistication and wit, permanently preserved for generations to come. She indeed is a magnificent “doll”.
[Item Code: 26037 CD: $12.00]
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605 NOEL COWARD JOYCE GRENFELL THE MASTER’S CHOICE Nina • Fumfumbolo • The Wife Of
An Acrobat • Lover Of My Dreams • Evermore And A Day • This Is A Changing World • Suite: In Which
We Serve • Half-Caste Woman • Let’s Say Goodbye • Dearest Love • Try To Learn To Love • I Went To A
Marvelous Party • Poor Little Rich Girl • A Room With A View • Dance Little Lady • I’ll See You Again •
Any Little Fish • Something To Do With Spring • Mad Dogs And Englishmen • Mrs. Worthington • Where
Are The Songs We Sung? • The Stately Homes Of England • London Pride (Personnel: Victoria Campbell,
Mantovani and his Orch.) The recordings chosen to follow Sir Noel’s own choice of his works are among
the very best and most familiar of his compositions: the Master’s choicest songs. Happily, digital sound applications
have made it possible to hear these almost as good as the day they were recorded. The advances
in signal manipulation and restoration have enabled many recordings made even seventy-five years ago to
be virtually noise-free. [Item Code: 28577 CD: $12.00]
607 VIRGINIA O’BRIEN SALUTES THE GREAT M.G.M MUSICALS In A Little Spanish Town • A Fine
Romance • Life Upon The Wicked Stage • A Bird In A Gilded Cage • Say That We’re Sweethearts Again •
Oh! Lady Be Good • Fascinating Rhythm • The Wild, Wild West • Ramona • Till The Clouds Roll By • The
Donkey Serenade • Can’t Help Lovin’ That Man • The Trolley Song • On The Atchinson, Topeka And The Santa Fe • It’s A Great Big World • Salome
• Friendship • Rock-A-Bye-Baby • This Is Spring • Two In A Taxi • Clear Out Of This World • I’m A Old Jitterbug • A Guest Star Recorded live
at the Masquers Club, Hollywood. Her unique talents are once again being enjoyed, not just by old fans, but by a whole new generation who are
discovering her for the first time, permanently cementing her importance in the history of the great MGM
musicals, and ensuring that she will never be forgotten. [Item Code: 28579 CD: $12.00]
609 TALLULAH BANKHEAD GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY! TALLULAH SINGS, SING, AND
SINGS! What Do I Care? • Don’t Tell Him • Prisoner Of Love • Did I Remember? • Love, What’s To Be
Done? • I’ll Be Seeing You (a) • A Matter Of Perspective (b) • I Sing A Little Tenor • You Go To My Head
• If The World Were Full Of Durantes (c) • How Could You Believe Me? (d) • Here Comes The Spring (e)
• I’m An Old Cowgirl • Put It There (g) • Touch Hands • Introduction To: Anything You Can Do, I Can Do
Better (g) • Baby, It’s Cold Outside! (h)• The Florodora Sextette (i) • Say It With Music - God Bless America
• Letter From Abraham Lincoln To Mrs. Bixbey Of Boston, November 21 1964 • A Call To Claude • Give
My Regards To Broadway • I’ll Be Seeing You (With: a- Clifton Webb; Evelyn Verden; c- Jimmy Durante;
d- Danny Kaye; e- Joan Davis; f- Bob Hope; g- Marlene Dietrich; h- Jack Carson; i- Fred Allen, Vivian Blaine,
et al) This programme of songs and theatrical pieces is presented in proximate chronological order, starting
in the earliset days of Miss Bankhead’s career, with recordings made during her residency in the United
Kingdom. Later recordings wre made in both Hollywood and New York. [Item Code: 30688 CD: $12.00]
Late Arrivals
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1125 STAN KENTON THIS IS AN ORCHESTRA Theme & Introduction • Lover • Downbeat Award
To June Christy By Editor Ned Williams • Lonely Woman • Downbeat Award To Pete Rugolo • Impressionism
• Downbeat Award To Eddie Safranski • Safranski • Downbeat Award To Shelly Manne • Artistry In
Percussion • Downbeat Award To Stan Kenton • The Peanut Vendor • Theme & Sign-Off • A Theme Of Four
Values • Young Blood • Intermission Riff • Cherokee • Take The ‘A’ Train • Polka Dots And Moonbeams •
Fearless Finlay • I’m Glad There Is You • Kingfish • Out Of Nowhere • Limelight • Gone With The Wind •
Intermission Riff • Sophisticated Lady • Lullaby Of Birdland • It’s A Big Wide Wonderful World • Give Me
A Song With A Beautiful Melody • Prologue: West Side Story • Maria • Malaguena • What Are You Doing
The Rest Of Your Life • No Harmful Slide Effects • Of Space And Time • For Better And For Worster • Street
Of Dreams • Malaga • Artistry In Rhythm (Collective Personnel: Al Porcino ,Art Pepper, Bart Varsalona,
Bob Cooper, Bob Fitzpatrick, Carl Saunders, Clive Acker, Dee Barton, Dick Shearer, Eddie Bert, Eddie Safranski,
Gabe Baltazar, George Acevedo, Harry Forbes, Jack Costanzo, Jack Nimitz, Jean Turner, June Christy,
Ken Hanna, Laurindo Almeida, Lennie Niehaus, Marvin Stamm, Mel Lewis, Mike Vax, Milt Bernhart, Phil
Grossman, Ray Wetzel, Sam Donahue, Sam Noto, Shelly Manne, more) 2-CD set. A colorful, fascinating
and dramatic journey through the momentous frontiers opened by the Kenton Carvan! Each decade is represented
by arguably its most influential Kenton orchestras [Item Code: 65604 2-CD: $23.00]
UNIVERSAL
20000 FRANK SINATRA OL’ BLUE EYES IS BACK You Will Be My Music • You’re So Right (For What’s
Wrong In My Life) • Winners (Theme From ‘Maurie’) • Nobody Wins • Send In The Clowns (From ‘A Little
Night Music’) • Dream Away (From The MGM Film ‘The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing’) • Let Me Try Again
(Laisse Moi Le Temps) • There Used To Be A Ballpark • Noah [1973] Ol’ Blue Eyes Is Back, originally
released in 1973, as Sinatra returned from his brief retirement. Released amidst a whirlwind of publicity,
the album was a commercial success, earning gold status and peaking just outside of the top-ten on the UK
and Billboard album charts. Nine tracks. [Item Code: 65478 CD: $17.00]
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