Worlds Records

FROG
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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