Winter 2011-2012 - Worlds Records

MERRYMAKERS
45 TED SHAFER JELLY ROLL JAZZ BAND NEW ORLEANS JAZZ Copenhagen • Snag It • She’s Crying For
Me • Antigua Blues • Suez • Where Did You Stay Last Night? • Buddy’s Habit • Aunt Hagar’s Blues • Snake Rag •
I’m Going Away To Wear You Off My Mind • Honey, Where You Been So Long? • Sorry • Misery Blues • Sic ‘Em
Tige • Jazzin’ Babies Blues • Creole Belles (Personnel: Mike Slack, Walt Yost, Charles Sonnanstine, Roy Giomi, Bill
Gould, Candy Seely, Jack Mangan) The Jelly Roll Jazz Band plays the kind of jazz that was created in New Orleans
over a 100 years ago. The Jelly Roll Jazz Band recreates the style of King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band and plays many
of the songs composed by Jelly Roll Morton. Live performance recorded at Pasand’s Lounge in Berkeley. [Item
Code: 72669 CD: $17.00]
MONTPELLIER
78 LEE CASTLE AND THE JIMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA WHAT’S NEW The Way You Look Tonight • Bouncin’
With Boots • Yours Is My Heart Alone • Sweetie-Cakes • Autumn In New York • Moten Stomp • The Bells Of St.
Marys • Power Glide • Stars Fell On Alabama • No Name Riff • For Kicks Only • What’s New • Personality • Bye
Bye Love • Tequila • Fever • Don’t Be Cruel • Dream Lover • Oh, Oh • Cry Me A River • Venus • Kansas City •
Jim Dandy • Tom Dooley [1960] Trumpeter Lee Castle - leads the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra through twenty four
50’s big band classics. Lee had played with both Dorsey brothers, Artie Shaw, Will Bradley, Red Norvo and Benny
Goodman before rejoining Jimmy Dorsey in 1953 and becoming leader in 1957. [Item Code: 72701 CD: $21.00]
79 SKIP MARTIN SY OLIVER LET’S DO IT Skip Martin And His Orchestra- I Love Paris • You Do Something
To Me • Can Can • Come Along With Me • Just One Of Those Things • C’est Magnifique • Live And Let Live • I
Am In Love • It’s Alright With Me • Let’s Do It • The Sy Oliver&Norman Layden Big Band- Do You Ever Think Of
Me • Moonlight Serenade • Jada • Temptation • I’m In The Mood For Love • Hawaiin War Chant • Just you Just Me
• That Old Feeling • Dark Town Strutters Ball • Love • Don’t Blame Me • 720 In The Books (Collective Personnel:
Sy Oliver, Norman Leyden, Peanuts Hucko, Al Klink, George Berg, Bernie Kaufman, Sam Marowitz, Charlie
Shavers, Jimmy Maxwell, Bernie Glow, Jimmy Nottingham, Frank Saracco, Eddie Bert, Urbie Green, Tommy Kay,
Jack Lesberg, Bobby Donaldson, more) Skip Martin and his Orchestra contribute the first ten great swinging dance
arrangements. Sy Oliver and Norman Leyden contribute the last twelve swinging dance band arrangements. [Item
Code: 72702 CD: $21.00]
81 HAL MCINTYRE FRANK COMSTOCK ORCHESTRAS YESTERDAYS Hal McIntyre And His Orchestra- I
Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me • Life Is A One Way Street (Voc: Jeanne McManus) • Autumn Love (Voc:
Jeanne McManus) • September Song • Yesterdays • Take The ‘A’ Train • Should I • Free Eats (Voc: Jeanne McManus)
• Get Happy (Jeanne McManus) • Imagination • Let’s Fall In Love • Frank Comstock And His Orchestra- One
O’Clock Jump • I Never Knew • On The Atchison, Topeka And The Santa Fe • 720 In The Book • Stompin’ At The
Savoy • I’ll See You In My Dreams • Johnson Rag • Don’t Be That Way • Swingin’ Down The Lane • South Rampart
Street Parade • Chattanooga Choo Choo • Linger Awhile [1959/1961] Yesterdays features eleven tracks from the
Hal McIntyre Orchestra and twelve from the Frank Comstock Orchestra. [Item Code: 72763 CD: $21.00]
82 GLEN GRAY AND THE CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA NO NAME JIVE King Porter Stomp • Star Burst •
Little Rock Getaway • Afternoon In August • Topsy • When Buddha Smiles • Back Bay Shuffle • John Silver • VIPs
Boogie • Begin The Beguine • Embraceable You • Swanee River Boogie • Bugle Call Rag • Floyd’s Guitar Blues •
Dippermouth Blues • Uptown Blues • C-Jam Blues • Well, Get It • New No Name Jive • Tango Blues • Swingin’
The Blues • Night Train • Blowin’ Up A Storm • Farewell Blues (Collective Personnel: Joe Graves, Abe Most, Nick
Fatool, Conrad Gozzo, Pete Candoli, Shorty Sherock, Gus Bivona, Skeets Herfurt, Mannie Klein, Ray Sheerman,
Chuck gentry, Babe Russin, Jimmy Rowles, more) [1960•1961] No Name Jive features twenty four tunes from the
later days of Glenn Gray and his long running Casa Loma Orchestra. Classic crowd pleasers brought up to date by
this multi million selling Orchestra. Top soloists featured are Abe Most, Conrad Gozzo, Babe Russin, Gus Bivona,
Plas Johnson, Milt Bernhart, Pete Candoli, Manny Klein and Alvino Ray. Drummers Irv Cottler and Nick Fatool drive
the Orchestra and solo. [Item Code: 72703 CD: $21.00]
OLD HAT
1008 VARIOUS ARTISTS BARBECUE ANY OLD TIME - BLUES FROM THE PIT Down At Jaspers Bar-B-Que
(a) • Who Did You Give My Barbecue To- Part I (b) • Pig Meat On The Line (c) • Pork Chop Blues (d) • Barbecue Bust
(e) • I Crave My Pig Meat (f) • Barbecue Blues (g) • Pepper Sauce Mama (h) • Pigmeat Blues (i) • Gimme A Pig’s Foot
And A Bottle Of Beer (a) • Pigs’ Feet And Slaw (j) • Ham Bone And Sweet (k) • Meat Cuttin’ Blues (l) • Barbecue Any
Old Time (m) • Come On Down (n) • Barbecue Bess (o) • I Heard The Voice Of A Pork Chop (p) • Fat Meat Is Good
Meat (q) • Smoked Meat Blues (r) • Meat Man Pete (Pete, The Dealer In Meat) (s) • Barbecue Blues (t) • Who Did
You Give My Barbecue To- Part 2 (b) • Alabama Barbecue (u) (Artists: a- Frankie ‘Half Pint’ Jaxon; b- ‘Big Boy’ Teddy
Edwards; c- Memphis Minnie; d- The Two Charlies; d- Mississippi Jook Band; e- Blind Boy Fuller; f- Barbecue Bob;
g- Charlie Campbell and His Red Peppers; h- Georgia White; i- Tiny Parham And His Musicians; j- The Four Southern
Singers; k- Hunter And Jenkins; l- Brownie McGhee; m- Jolly Two; n- Bessie Jackson; o- Bogus Ben Covington; p- Bo
Carter; q- Savannah Churchill And Her All Star Seven; r- Richard M. Jones’ Jazz Wizards; s- Vance Dixon And His
Pencils; t- Hank Jones And His Ginger; u- Tempo King And His Kings Of Tempo) [1927-1942] Blues and barbecue
are natural companions, both saturated with down-home flavor. Here are 24 tracks of vintage blues that celebrate
the joys of eating meat, with plenty of sly nods to other sensual pleasures. A 20-page, full-color booklet chronicles
the spread of blues and barbecue across America, complete with rare photographs, song descriptions, and a full
discography. As Barbecue Bob would say, ‘These blues are sure cooked to a turn! Anybody who likes the real thing
in blues is in for a feast this time!’ [Item Code: 72673 CD: $19.00]
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