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Part VI: Appendixes
� Eddie Lang and Joe Venuti, The New York Sessions 1926–1935 (JSP)
� Jelly Roll Morton, Birth of the Hot (RCA/Bluebird)
� Jimmie Noone, Apex Blues (GRP)
� King Oliver, The Quintessence/1923–1928 (Fremeaux & Associates)
� The Original Dixieland Jazz Band, The First Jazz Recordings (Timeless)
� Fats Waller, The Fats Waller Piano Solos/Turn On The Heat (RCA)
Swing and Big Band
Great big bands ruled the golden era of the 1930s and 1940s; within each of
them were incredible soloists. The swing era was also important as the era in
which small groups emerged as a streamlined format for soloists. Head to
Chapter 6 for details about this type of jazz.
� Count Basie Orchestra, The Essential Count Basie (Delta)
� Jimmy Blanton, on Duke Ellington’s Solos, Duets and Trios (RCA)
� Cab Calloway, Are You Hep to the Jive? (Sony)
� Charlie Christian, Solo Flight (1939–1941) (Jazz Classics)
� Roy Eldridge, Little Jazz: Trumpet Giant (Proper)
� Duke Ellington, The Blanton-Webster Band (RCA)
� Slim Gaillard, Slim’s Jam (Drive Archive)
� Benny Goodman, Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert (Sony)
� Coleman Hawkins, Body and Soul (RCA)
� Fletcher Henderson, The Fletcher Henderson Story, A Study in Frustration
(Sony)
� Woody Herman, Thundering Herds 1945–1947 (Sony)
� Johnny Hodges, Passion Flower (RCA)
� Lonnie Johnson, Steppin’ on the Blues (Sony)
� Jo Jones, Essential Jo Jones (Vanguard)
� Jimmie Lunceford, Rhythm Is Our Business (ASV Living Era)
� Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli, Quintette du Hot Club de
France: 25 Classics (1934–1940) (ASV Living Era)
� Artie Shaw, Greatest Hits (RCA)
� Chick Webb and His Orchestra, Standing Tall (Drive Archive)
� Ben Webster, Big Ben (Proper)
� Lester Young, The Lester Young Story (Proper)