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| Cat No. (Media) | Artist | Title | Price inc VAT (ex VAT) |
| 1430 (CD) | Thelonious Monk | 1951-52 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Thelonious Monk - Piano; Sahib Shihab - Alto; Milt Jackson - Vibes; Al McKibbon - Bass; Art Blakey - Drums. Recorded 23rd July 1951. (b) Kenny Dorham - Trumpet; Lou Donaldson - Alto; Lucky Thompson - Tenor; Monk - Piano; Nelson Boyd - Bass; Max Roach - Drums. Recorded 30th May 1952. (c) Monk - Piano; Gary Mapp - Bass; Blakey - Drums. Recorded 15th October 1952. (d) as (c) Roach - Drums replaces Blakey. Recorded 18th December 1952. 64 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Four In One / Criss Cross / Eronel / Styraight No Chaser / Ask me Now / Willow Weep For Me / Skippy / Hoirnin’ In / Sixteen / Carolina Moon / Let’s Cool One / I’ll Follow You / Little Rootie Tootie / Sweet And Lovely / Bye-Ya / Monk’s Dream / Trinkle Tinkle / These Foolish Things / Bemsha Swing / Reflections. | |||
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| 1431 (CD) | Sidney Bechet | 1952 - Vol.2 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Guy Longnon / Claude Rabanit - Trumpet; Bernard Zacharias - Trombone; Claude Luter - Clarinet; Sidney Bechet - Soprano; Raymond Fol - Piano; Claude Phillippe - Banjo; Roland Bianchini - bass; “Moustache’ Galepides - Drums. Recorded 12th March 1952. (b) Bechet - Soprano; Lil Armstrong - Piano / Vocal; Zutty Singleton - Drums. Recorded 7th October 1952. (c) Guy Longnon - Trumpet; Bernard Zacharias - Trombone; Claude Luter - Clarinet; Sidney Bechet - Soprano; Raymond Fol - Piano / Celeste; Roland Bianchini - bass; “Moustache’ Galepides - Drums. Recorded 5th November 1952. 64 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Casey Jones (a)/ Dippermouth Blues (a)/ Milenberg Joys (b)/ Blue Room (b)/ Rockin’ Chair (b)/ Big Butter And Egg Man (b)/ My Melancholy Baby (b)/ Limehouse Blues (b)/ I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues (b)/ Black Bottom (b)/ Baby’s Prayer (b)/ Stars Fell On Alabama - Lazy River (b)/ 12th Street Rag (c)/ Au Clair de la lune (c)/ Porter Love Song (c)/ Embraceable You (c)/ Ol’ Man River (c)/ Slow Boat Medley (c)/ You Rascal You (c)/ Le loup, la biche et la chevalier (c). | |||
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| 1432 (CD) | Duke Ellington & His Orchestra | 1953 - Vol.2 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: Duke Ellington - Piano and with his Orchestra. Recorded between 3rd and 28th December 1953. 72 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Kinda Dukish / Montevideo / December Blue / I’m Just A Lucky So And So / It Shouldn’t Happen To A Dream / What More Cay I Say? / Rockin’ In Rhythm / Ultra Deluxe / Flying Home / Chile Bowl / Blue Moon / Oh Well / Just A-Sittin’ And A-Rockin’ / Ultra Deluxe / Flying Home / What More Can I say? / Serious Serenade / Just A-Sittin’ And A Rockin’ / Honeysuckle Rose / Night Time / Stompin’ At the Sayoy. | |||
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| 1433 (CD) | Gene Krupa | 1953-54 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Charlie Shavers - Trumpet; Bill Harris - Trombone; Ben Webster - Tenor; Teddy Wilson - Piano; herb Ellis - Guitar; Ray Brown - Bass; Gene Krupa - Drums. Recorded 10th September 1953. (b) Eddie Shue - Trumpet / Clarinet / Alto / tenor / Harmonica; Teddy Napoleon - Piano; Krupa - Drums. Recorded 1st February 1954. (c) Shavers - Trumpet; Harris - Trombone; Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis - Tenor; Wilson - Piano; Brown - Bass; Krupa - Drums. Recorded 2nd February 1954. 66 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Midget (a)/ I’m Coming Virginia (a)/ Payin’ Them Dues Blues (a)/ Jungle Drums (a)/ Showcase (a)/ Swedish Schnapps (a)/ How High The Moon (b)/ Love For Sale (b)/ Booted (b)/ This Can’t Be Love (b)/ September Song (b)/ Harmonica Shu Boogie (b)/ Don’t Be That Way (b)/ Sing, Sing, Sing (b)/ Bloozy Woozy (c)/ Windy (c)/ Meddle My Minor (c). | |||
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| 1434 (CD) | Joe Bushkin | 1940-1946 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Joe Bushkin - Piano. Recorded 17th May 1940. (b) Bushkin - Piano; Oran ‘Hot Lips’ Page - Trumpet; Al Morgan - Bass. Recorded 28th March 1941. (c) Bushkin - Piano; Sid Weiss - Bass; Cozy Cole - Drums. Recoprded 23rd May 1944. (d) Ernie Fugueroa - Trumpet; Bill Harris - Trombone; Zoot Sims - Tenor; Bushkin - Piano; Weiss - Bass; Specs Powell - Drums. Recorded 24th May 1944. (e) Bushkin - Piano; Barney Kessel - Guitar; Harry Babasin - Bass. Recorded Autumn 1946. 68 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Serenade In Thirds (a)/ I Can’t Get Started (a)/ Blue Chips (a)/ Joe’s Blues (a)/ I A Little Spanish Town (a)/ I’ll Never Be The Same (b)/ Caldonia Is Gone (b)/ Morgan’s Blues (b)/ Sweet Georgia Brown (b)/ Bozay (b)/ Merci Michelle (c)/ Getaway Joe (c)/ Black Satin Gal (c)/ In A Persian Black Market (c)/ Culver City Suite (c)/ Pickin’ At The Pic (d)/ Fade Out (d)/ Oh, Lady Be Good! (d)/ Georgia (d)/ Mean To Me (e)/ Indian Summer (e)/ Boogie Woogie Platter (e)/ Indiana (e). | |||
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| 1435 (CD) | Stan Getz | 1954 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Stan Getz - Tenor; Jimmy Rowles - Piano; Bob Whitlock - Bass; Max Roach - Drums. Recorded 23rd January 1954. (b0 Bob Brookmeyer - Valve-Trombone; Getz - tenor; Johnny Williams - Piano; Bill Anthony - Bass; Art Mardigan - Drums. Recorded 8th November 1954. 65 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Nobody Else But Me (a)/ With The Wind and The Rain In Your Hair (a)/ I Hadn’t Anyone Till You (a)/ Down By The Sycamore Tree (a)/ Flamingo (b)/ Lover Man (b)/ Pernod (b)/ Tasty Pudding (b)/ I’ll Remember April (b)/ Polka Dots And Moonbeams (b)/ Open Country (b)/ It Don’t Mean A Thing (b). | |||
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| 1436 (CD) | Benny Goodman & His Orchestra | 1949/1951 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Benny Goodman - Clarinet; John Wilson / Ziggy Schatz / Doug Mettome / Al Stewart - Trumpet; Mario Daone / Billy Byers / george Monte - Trombone; Mitch Goldberg / Angelo Cicalese / Zoot Sims / Eddie Wasseman / Bob Davies - Reeds; Buddy Greco - Piano / Vocal; Bob Carter - Bass; Sonny Igoe - Drums; Dolly Houston / The heathertones - Vocal. Recorded 27th October 1949. (b) Goodman - Clarinet; Terry Gibbs - Vibbes; Teddy Wilson - Piano; Johnny Smith - Guitar; Carter - Bass; Terry Snyder - Drums; Rickey (Jimmy Ricks) / Nancy Reed - Vocal. Recorded 10th October 1950. (c) as (b) Charles Smith - Drums replaces Snyder. Add The Pastels - Vocal group. Recorded 24th November 1950. (d) Collectively:- Goodman - Clarinet; Buck Clayton - Trumpet; Lou McGarity - Trombone; Smith - Guitar; Eddie Safranski - Bass; Wilson - Piano; Gene Krupa - Drums. Recorded 1st April 1951. 72 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Brother Bill (a)/ Spin A Record (a)/ I Had Someone Else Before I Had You (a)/ You’re Always There (a)/ Oh Babe (b)/ You’re Gonna Lose Your Girl (b)/ Walkin’ With The Blues (b)/ Lullaby Of The Leaves (c)/ Then You’ve Never Been Blue (c)/ Walkin’ (c)/ Temptation Rag (c)/ China Boy (d)/ Body And Soul (d)/ Runnin’ Wild (d)/ On The Sunny Side Of The Street (d)/ After You’ve Gone (d)/ Basin Street Blues (d)/ Rose Room (d)/ Honeysuckle Rose (d)/ I Found A New Baby (d)/ One O’clock Jump. (d) | |||
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| 1437 (CD) | Slim Gaillard | 1951/53 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: Slim Gaillard - Vocal / Guitar with various support. Recorded between August 1951 and December 1953. 50 mins | |||
| Tracks: For You / Yip Roc Heresy / The Hip Cowboy / Chicken Rhythm / I Only Have Eyes For You / As You Are / St Louis Blues / I Know What To Do / Taxpayers Blues / Eatin’ With The Boogie / Make It Do / You Goofed / I Can’t Give You Anything But Love / This Is My Love / Comen Nasel / Papato Chips / I’m In The Mood For Love / Mishugana Mambo / Go, Man, Go | |||
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| 1438 (CD) | Benny Carter | 1954 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Benny Carter - Alto; Don Abney - Piano; George Duvivier - Bass; Louis Bellson - Drums. Recorded 23rd June 1954. (b) Carter - Alto; Dizzy Gillespie - Trumpet; Bill Harris - Trombone; Oscar Peterson - Piano; Herb Ellis - Guitar; Ray Brown - Bass; Buddy Rich - Drums. Recorded 14th September 1954. 66 mins | |||
| Tracks: Moonglow (a)/ My One And Only Love (a)/ Our Love Is Here To Stay (a)/ This Can’t Be Love (a)/ Tenderly (a)/ Unforgettable (a)/ Ruby (a)/ Moon Song (a)/ Laura (b)/ That Old Black Magic (b)/ Angel Eyes (b)/ The Song Is You (b)/ Marriage Blues (b)/ Just One Of Those Things (b) | |||
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| 1439 (CD) | Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra | 1940 Vol.2 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra with varying personnel. Recorded between May and September 1940. 74 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Lament For May / Six Lessons From Madame La Zonga / Where Do You Keep Your Heart? / No Name Jive - 2 parts / All This And Heaven Too / And So Do I / It’s The Last Time I’ll Fall In Love / The Reverie Of A Moax / Tangleweed Round My Heart / Rockin’ In Rhythm / Peaceful Valley / I Don’t Want To Cry Anymore / Pompton Turnpike / At A Roadside Dixie Diner / That’s For Me / The Sergeant Was Shy / Ring Dem Bells / The Moon Is Crying For Me / Wild Mab Of The Fishpond / Wings Over Manhattan - 2 parts / Night And Day / Southern Fried. | |||
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| 1440 (CD) | Earl Hines | 1953/54 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: Earl Hines and his orchestra with varying personnel. Recorded between May 1953 and August 1954. 66 mins. | |||
| Tracks: I Shoulda Be On My Merry Way / Knock Him Down Whisky / Hot Soup / Sleep Walking / A Pretty Gal Is Like A Melody / When I Dream Of You / In The Attic / Space Ship / Crazy Rhythm / Hollywood Hop / A Jumpin’ Something / The Web / Almost Like Being In Love / I Don’t Hear sweet Music Anymore / Gone With The Wind / If I Had You / I’m A Little Blackbird Looking For A Bluebird / I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me / Humoresque / Pennies From Heaven / New Orleans / Nice Work If You Can Get It / Earl Hines Interview. | |||
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| 1441 (CD) | Django Reinhardt | 1951/53 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Django Reinhardt - Guitar; Bernbard Hulin - Trumpet; Hubert Fol - Alto; Raymond Fol - Piano; Pierre Michelot - Bass; Pierre Lemarchand - Drums. Recorded 11th May 1951. (b) as (a) Roger Guerin - Trumpet replaces Hulin; Barney Spieler - Bass replaces Michelot. recorded 30th January 1952. (c) as (b) Maurice Vander - Piano replaces Fol. Recorded 30th January 1953. (d) Reinhardt - Guitar; Maurice Vander - Piano; Michelot - Bass; Jean Louis Viale - Drums. Recorded 10th March 1953. (e) Reinhardt - Guitar; ‘Fats’ Sadi Lallemand - Vibes; Martial Solal - Piano; Michelot - Bass; Lemarchand - Drums. Recorded 8th April 1953. 67 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Impromptu (a)/ Vamp (a)/ Keep Cool (b)/ Fleche d’or (b)/ Troublant Bolero (b)/ Nuits de Saint-Germain -des-Paris (b)/ Crazy Rhythm (c)/ Anouman (c)/ D.R.Blues (c)/ Fine And Dandy (c)/ Blues For Ike (d)/ September Song (d)/ Night And Day (d)/ Insensiblement (d)/ Manoir de mes reves (d)/ Nuages (d)/ Brazil (d)/ Confessin’ (d)/ Le Soir (e)/ Chez moi (e)/ I Cover The Waterfront (e)/ Deccaphone (e). | |||
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| 1442 (CD) | Beryl Booker | 1953/54 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Beryl Booker - Piano / Vocal; Bonnie Wetzel - Bass; Elaine Leighton - Drums. Recorded 14th October 1953. (b) as (a) recorded February 1954. (c) as (a) Add Don Byas - Tenor. Recorded February 1954. (d) as (a) Recorded Summer 1954. 78 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Thou Swell (a)/ Ebony (a)/ Polka Dots And Moonbeams (a)/ That Old Gang Of Mine (a)/ Symphony (a)/ Booker T (a)/ An Old Piano Plays The Blues (a)/ One For My Baby (a)/ Paris Medley (April In Paris / Paris In The Spring / The Last Time I Saw Paris / I Love Paris) (b)/ Cheek To Cheek (b)/ Makin’ Whoopee (c)/ I Should Care (c)/ Beryl Booker Byased Blues (c)/ Tenderly (d)/ Body And Soul (d)/ Night And Day (d)/ My Funny Valentine (d)/ My Ideal (d)/ I Don’t Know Why(d) | |||
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| 1443 (CD) | Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davis | 1953/55 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis - Tenor; Eddie Bonnemere - Piano; John Simmons - Bass; Charlie Rice - Drums. Recorded 1953. (b) probaby the same as (a). Recorded 1954. (c) Davis - Tenor; Doc Bagby - Organ; Rice - Drums. Recorded 11th April 1955. (d) as (c) Recorded 19th April 1955. (e) as (c) Add Clifford Bush - Guitar. Recorded 20th April 1955. 70 mins. | |||
| Tracks: I Only Have Eyes For You (a)/ Chihuahua (a)/ This Can’t Be Love (b)/ Nightingale (b)/ Bingo Domingo (b)/ Secret Love (b)/ There’s A Small Hotel(c) / Bean-O (c)/ This Is Always (c)/ Leaping On Lenox (c)/ Tenderly (c)/ I’ll Remember April (d)/ Moonlight In Vermont (d)/ Yesterdays (d)/ Little White Lies (d)/ You Go To My Head (d)/ What Is This Thing Called Love (d)/ Holler (d)/ Tickle Toe (d)/ Punch (d)/ Fireball (d)/ I Want A Little Girl (e)/ Hayride (e)/ Soft One (e)/ Grinding (e). | |||
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| 1444 (CD) | Gerald Wilson & His Orchestra | 1946/54 | £9.25 (£8.04) |
| Musicians: Gerald Wilson and His Orchestra with varying personnel. Recorded between 1946 and 1954. 68 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Et-ta / Pensive Melody / The Saint / The Moors / My Last Affair / Dissonance In Blues / What A Fool I Was / Va-ance / S’mada / The Black Rose / Guarachi-Guaro (2 parts) / Mambo Mexicano (2 parts) / Algerian Fantasy (2 parts) / Lotus Land (2 parts) / Theme / Since We Said Goodbye / Romance / Bull Fighter / Black Rose. | |||
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| 1445 (CD) | Buddy DeFranco | 1949-52 | £9.25 (£8.04) |
| Musicians: Buddy DeFranco - Clarinet with various orchestras. Recorded between April 1949 and Febbruary 1952. 69 mins. | |||
| Tracks: The Boy Next Door / A Bird In Igor’s Yard / This Time The Dream’s On Me / Bud’s Invention / When We Are Alone / Extrovert / Good For Nothin’ Joe / Aishie / Dancing On The Ceiling / Out Of Noiwhere / Body And Soul / King Phillip Stomp / Rumpus Room / Make Belive / St. Louis Blues / Why Do I Love You / The Closer You Are / Too Many Dreams / Swing Low Sweet Chariot / Will You Still be Mine? / Oh, Lady be Good / Buddy’s Blues / Gone With The Wind / Sweet Georgia Brown. | |||
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| 1446 (CD) | Count Basie & His Orchestra | 1953-54 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Reunald Jones / Joe Wilder / Wendell Cully / Joe Newman - Trumpet; Henderson - Chambers / Henry Coker / Benny Powell - Trombone; Marshall Roal / Ernie Wilkins / Frank Wess / Frank Foster / Charlie Fowlkes - Reeds; Count Basie - Piano / Organ; Freddie Green - Guitar; Eddie Jones - Bass; Gus Johnson - Drums. Recorded 12th December 1953. (b) as (a) Thad Jones - Trumpet replaces Wilder; Bill Hughes - Trombone replaces Chambers. Recorded 16th August 1954. (c) as (b) Recorded 17th August 1954. 74 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Bubbles (a)/ Softly With Feelings (a)/ Cherry Point (a)/ Basie Goes Wess (a)/ Right On (a)/ The Blues Done Come Back (a)/ Slow But Sure (b)/ You For Me (b)/ She’s Just My Size (b)/ Soft Drink (b)/ Two For The Blues (b)/ Blues Backstage (b)/ I Feel Like A New Man (b)/ Down For The Count (b)/ Stereophonic (c)/ Sixteen Men Swinging (c)/ Ska-Di-Die-Dee-Bee-Doo (c)/ Perdido (c)/ Mambo Mist (c). | |||
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| 1447 (CD) | Erroll Garner | 1954 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: Erroll Garner - Piano; Wyatt Ruther - Bass; Eugene ‘Fats’ heard - Drums; Candido Camero - Conga. Recorded 27th July 1954. 76 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Begine The Beguine / Night And Day / Mambo Blues / Mambo Garner / Mambo Nights / Sweet Sue - Just You / Cherokee / Imagination / Oh Lady be Good / There’s A Small Hotel / I Wanna Be A Rugcutter / Misty / Sweet And Lovely / Rosalie / Exactly Like You / Part-Time Blues / All Of A Sudden My Heart Sings / I’ve Got The World On A String / You Are My Sunshine. | |||
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| 1448 (CD) | Hazel Scott | 1946/47 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: Hazel Scott - Piano / Vocal solo or with rhythm and orchestral accompaniment. Recorded between Spring 1946 and October 1947. 60 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Valse In C Sharp Minor / How High The Moon / A Rainy Night In G / I Guess I’ll Have To Change My Plan / Sonata In C Minor - Toccata / Fantasie Impromptu / Nocturne In B Flat Minor / Idyll / On The Sunny Side Of The Street / I’ve Got The World On A String / Butterfly Kick / Ich will sich spielen / Emaline / Nightmare Blues / Mary Lou / Soon / Brown Bee Boogie / Love Me Or Leave Me / Love Will Find A way / Danvcing On The Ceiling. | |||
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| 1449 (CD) | Mezz Mezzrow | 1953/54 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Buck Clayton - Trumpet; ‘Big Chief’ Russell Moore - Trombone; Mezz mezzrow - Clarinet; Gene Sedric - Tenor; Red Richards - Piano; Kansas Fields - Drums. Recorded 1st March 1953. (b) as (a) Add Pierre Michelot - Bass; Taps Miller - Tap Dancing. Recorded 2nd April 1953. (c) As (b) omit Moore, Miller. George Hadjo - Bass replaces Michelot. Recorded 26th May 1953. (d) Lee Collins - Trumpet; James Archey - Troimbone; Mezzrow - Clarinet; Claude Bolling - Piano; Fred Moore - Drums / Washboard. Recorded 21st November 1954. 75 mins. | |||
| Tracks: I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me (a)/ I Can’t Give You Anything But Love (a)/ Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams (b)/ Rose Room (b)/ West End Blues (b)/ Swingin’ With Mezzz (b)/ Saint Louis Blues (b)/ Big Butter And Egg Man (b)/ I Ain’t Got Nobody (b)/ Blues For Fats Waller (c)/ Catchin’ The Boat Train (c)/ Cuttin’ In (c)/ Clarinet Blues (c)/ Keepin’ Out Of Mischief Now (c)/ Basin Street Blues (d)/ Squeeze Me (d)/ Blue Skies (d). | |||
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| 1450 (CD) | Benny Goodman | 1951/52 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: Benny Goodman - Clarinet with his orchestra, sextet and with Strings. Recorded between April 1951 and May 1952. 62 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Down South Camp Meetin’ / Mean To me / South Of The Border / Muskrat Ramble / Lulu’s Back In Town / Stardust / Wrappin’ It Up / King Porter Stomp / Farewell Blues / Toodle-Lee-Yoo-Doo / When Buddha Smiles / Sunrise Serenade / Moonglow / Georgia On My Mind / I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues / I Didn’t Know What Time It Was / Goodbye / Embraceable You / Lover, Come Back To me / If I Had You / I’m Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter. | |||
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| 1451 (CD) | Illinois Jacquet | 1953/55 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Russell Jacquet - Trumpet; Matthew Gee - Trombone; Illinois Jacquet - Tenor; Cecil Payne - Baritone; John Acea - Piano; Al Lucas - Bass; Shadow Wilson - Drums. Recorded 11th December 1953. (b) as (a) Leo Parker - Baritoine replaces Payne. Osie Johnson - Drums replaces Wilson. Add Chino Pozo - Conga. Recorded 13th December 1954. (c) Jacquet / Ben Webster - Tenor; Acea - Piano; Liucas - Bass; Johnson - Drums. Recorded 13th December 1954. (d) Harry Edison - Trumpet; Jacquet - Tenor; Carl Perkins - Piano; Gerald Wiggins - Organ; Irving Ashby - Guitar; Curtis Counce - Bass; Al Bartee - Drums. Recorded 3rd November 1955. 77 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Little Jeff (a)/ Jacquet Jumps (a)/ Blue Nocturne (a)/ On Your Toes (a)/ R.U. One (a)/ Jatap Conga (a)/ It’s The Talk Of The Town (a)/ Heads (a)/ Jacquet’s Dilemma (b)/ Mambocito Mio (b)/ September Song (b)/ Saph (b)/ The Kid And The Brute (c)/ I Wrote This For The Kid (c)/ Love Is Here To Stay (d)/ Empathy (d)/ East Of The Sun (d)/ Cool Bill (d). | |||
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| 1452 (CD) | Bud Powell | 1953/54 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Bud Powell - Piano; Charlie Mingus - Bass; Max Roach - Drums. Recorded 15th May 1953. (b) Powell - Piano; George Duvivier - bass; Art Taylor - Drums. Recorded September 1953. (c) as (b) Recorded 2nd June 1954. (d) as (b) Recorded 8th June 1954. 71 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Embraceable You (a)/ Sure Thing (a)/ Cherokee (a)/ Jubilee (a)/ Lullaby Of Birdland (a)/ I’ve Got You Under My Skin (a)/ Embraceable You (b)/ Burt Covers Bud (b)/ Bag’s Groove (b)/ My Devotion (b)/ Stella By Starlight (b)/ My Heart Stood Still (b)/ Woody ‘n You (b)/ You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To (b)/ Moonlight In Vermont (c)/ Spring Is Here (c)/ Buttercup (c)/ Fantasy In Blue (c)/ It Never Entered My Mind (d)/ A Foggy Day (d)/ Time Was (d)/ My Funny Valentine (d). | |||
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| 1453 (CD) | Jess Stacy | 1951/56 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Jess Stay - Piano; George Van Eps - Guitar; Morty Corb - Bass; Nick Fatool - Drums. Recorded 16th March 1951. (b) as (a) recorded 10th April 1951. (c) Ziggy Elman - Trumpet; Murray McEarchen - Trombone; Heinie Beau - Alto / Clarinet; Vido Musso - Tenor; Chuck Gentry - Baritone; Stacy - Piano; Allan Reuss - Guitar; Artie Shapiro - Bass; Nick Fatool - Drums. Recorded 15th April 1954. (d) Elam - Trumpet; Ted CCasely - Trombbone; Beau - Alto / Clarinet; Babe Russin - Tenor; Joe Koch - Baritone; Stacy - Piano; Al Hendrickson - Guitar; Shapiro - Bass; Fatool - Drums. Recorded 29th April 1954. (e) Stacy - Piano; Shapiro - Bass; Fatool - Drums. Recorded 6th October 1955. (f) Stacy - Piano; Fatool - Drums. Recorded 3rd March 1956. 73 mins. | |||
| Tracks: You Took Advantage Of Me (a)/ Fascinating Rhythm (a)/ I Can’t Get Started (a)/ I Want To Be Happy (a)/ Indiana (b)/ Stars Fell On Alabama (b)/ If I Could Be With You (b)/ Oh, Baby (b)/ Roll ‘Em (c)/ Where Or When (c)/ Sing, Sing, Sing (c)/ Let’s Dance (c)/ Goodbye (c)/ King Porter Stomp (c)/ Don’t Be That Way (d)/ Sometimes I’m Happy (d)/ When Buddha Smiles (d)/ Down South Camp Meeting (d)/ You Turned The Tables On Me (e)/ I Must Have That Man (e)/ Gee, Baby, Ain’t I Good To You (e)/ Blues For Otis Ferguson (e)/ Boo-Boos For Bob (f)/ Ec-Stacy (f)/ Complainin’ (f)/ Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere. (f) | |||
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| 1454 (CD) | Oscar Pettiford | 1954/55 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Kai Winding - Trombone; Al Cohn - Tenor; Henri Renaud - Piano; Tal Farlow - Guitar; Oscar Pettiford - Bass / Cello; Max Roach - Drums. Recorded 21st March 1954. (b) Julius Watkins - French Horn; Charlie Rouse - tenor; Duke Jordan - Piano; Pettiford - Bass / Cello; Ron Jefferson - Drums. Recorded September 1954. (c) Clark Terry / Joe Wilder - Trumpet; Jimmy Cleveland - Trombone; Dave Schildkraut - Alto; Jimmy Hamilton - Tenor; Danny Bank - Baritone; Earl Knight - Piano; Pettiford - Bass / Cello; Osie Johnson - Drums. Recorded 17th DEcember 1954. (d) Donald Byrd / Ernie Royal - Trumpet; Bob Brookmeyer - Trombone; Jerome Richardson - Flute / tenor; Gigi Gryce - Alto; Don Abney - Piano; Pettoforf - Bass / Cello; Johnson - Drums. Recorded 12th August 1955. 77 mins. | |||
| Tracks: E Lag (a)/ Sextette (a)/ Edge Of Love (b)/ Cable Car (b)/ Trictatism (b)/ Rides Again (b)/ The Golden Touch (b)/ Jack The Bear (c)/ Tamalpais (c)/ Chuckles (c)/ Mood Indigo (c)/ Time On My Hands (c)/ Swing Until The Girls Come Home (c)/ Titoro (d)/ Scorpio (d)/ Oscalypso (d)/ Another One (d)/ Bohemia After Dark (d)/ Stardust (d)/ Don’t Squark (d)/ Minor Seventh Heaven (d)/ Kamman’s A-Coming (d) | |||
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| 1455 (CD) | Harry James | 1946/47 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: Harry James And His Orchestra with varying personnel. Recorded between August 1946 and April 1957. 74 mins. | |||
| Tracks: If I’m Lucky / One More Kiss / Oh But I Do / Life Can Be Beautiful / Keb-Lah / White Christmas / You’ll Never Know / Moten Swing (2 parts) / Feet Draggin’ BLues (2 parts) / The Man With The Horn / Lover, Come Back To me / jealousy / Moonglow / I Tipped My hat / As Long As I’m Dreamin’ / Heartaches / What Am I Gonna Do About You / Stella By Starlight / I Can’t Get The Nerve To Kiss You / Something For Nothing / Tomorrow. | |||
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| 1456 (CD) | Oscar Peterson | 1952/53 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Oscar Peterson - Piano; Barney Kessel - Guitar; Ray Brown - Bass. Recorded November-December 1952. (b) as (a) Recorded DEcember 1952. (c) as (a) Recorded 21st May 1953. (d) as (a) Recorded 6th December 1953. 72 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Don’t Get Around Much ANymore / John Hardy’s Wife / Always / Easter Parade / Alexander’s Ragtime Band / The Song is Ended / Say It Isn’t So / Remember / If I Had You /ow Deep Is The Ocean / Streets Boogie / Booker TR. Blues / I’m Glad There Is You / Polka Dots And Moonbeams / One For My Baby / I Hear Music / Autumn In New York / I Can’t Gove You Anything But Love / Spring Is Here / The Things We Did Last Summer / Pompton Turnpike. | |||
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| 1457 (CD) | Ella Fitzgerald | 1954/55 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: Ella Fitzgerald - Vocal with various backing including orchestras directed by Andre Previn, Benny Carter and Toots Camarata plus smaller groups. 65 mins. | |||
| Tracks: You Leave Me Breathless / Nice Work If You Can get It / Stardust / Lullaby Of Birdland / Later / Thanks For The Memory / It Might As Well be Spring / You’ll Never Know / I Can’t Get Started / Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea / That Old Black Magic / Ol’ Devil Moon / Lover Come Back To Me / Hard Hearted Hannah / Pete Kelly’s Blues / Ella Hums The Blues / Soldier Boy / A satisfied Mind / My One And Only Love / The Impatient Years / But Not Like Mine / The Tender Trap. | |||
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| 1458 (CD) | Ben Webster | 1953/54 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Dan Elliott - Trumpet / Mellophone; Eddie Bert - Trombone; Sam Rubinowitch - Alto / Flute; Ben Webster - Tenor; Sidney Brown - Baritone; Billy Taylor - Piano; Milt Hinton - Bass; Jo Jones - Drums. Recorded 22nd January 1953. (b) Webster - tenor; Oscar Peterson - Piano; Barney Kessel - Guitar; Ray Brown - Bass; J.C.Heard - Drums. Recorded 21st May 1953. (c) Harry Edison - Trumpet; Benny Carter - Alto; Webster - Tenor; Peterson - Piano; Herb Ellis - Guitar; Brown - Bass; Alvin Stoller - Drums. Recorded 8th December 1953. (d) Webster - Tenor; Teddy Wilson - Piano; Brown - Bass; Jo Jones - Drums. Recorded 30th March 1954. (e) Webster - tenor with Ralph Burns Orchestra. Recorded 28th May 1954. 74 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Hoot (a)/ Pouting (a)/ The Iron Hat (a)/ Poouting (b)/ Cotton Tail (b)/ Danny Boy (b)/ Bounce Blues (b)/ That’s All (c)/ Pennies From Heaven (c)/ Tenderly (c)/ Jive At Six (c)/ Don’t Get Around Much Anymore (c)/ Love’s Away (d)/ You’re Mine, You (d)/ My Funny Valentine (d)/ Sophisticated Lady (d)/ Our Love Is Here To Stay (e)/ It Happen To Be Me (e)/ All Too Soon (e)/ Chelsea Bridge (e)/ Almost Like Being In Love (e). | |||
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| 1459 (CD) | Joe Bushkin | 1947/50 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Joe Bushkin / Willie ‘The Lion’ Smith - Piano. Recording date not known. (b) Buck Clayton - Trumpet; Freddie Ohms - Trombone; Peanuts Hucko - Clarinet; Bill Vitale - Tenor; Bushkin - Piano; Jack Lesberg - Bass; Morey Feld - Drums. Recorded April 1948. (c) as (b) Roy Eldridge - trumpet replaces Clayton. Add Liza Morrow - Vocal. Recorded April 1948. (d) Bobby Hackett - Trumpet; Bushkin - Piano. Recorded 26th October 1948. (e) Bushkin - Solo Piano. Recorded 3rd August 1949. (f) Cy Walter / Stan Freeman / Bushkin - Piano. Recorded 4th August 1949. (g) Bushkin - Piano. Recorded February 1950. 72 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Chicago (a)/ 12th Street Rag (a)/ Edgewater Beach (a)/ Doggin’ The Gutter (a)/ New Orleans Butterfly (a)/ Hoity-Hoity (a)/ The Song Is Ended (b)/ Sweet Georgia Brown (b)/ I May be Wrong (c)/ You Do Something To Me (d)/ Soft Lights And Sweet Music (d)/ Soft Lights And Sweet Music (e)/ Indiana (2 parts) (f)/ I Can’t Get Started (g)/ It Never Entered My Mind (g)/ Oh! Look At Me Now (g)/ So In Love (g)/ I Love A Piano (g) /If I Knew You Were There (g)/ One For The Road (g)/ But Not For Me (g)/ Dancing On The Ceiling (g)/ Stompin’ At The Savoy(g). | |||
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| 1460 (CD) | Lucky Millinder & His Orchestra | 1951-1960 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: Lucky Millinder & His Orchestra with varying personnel. Recorded between February 1951 and 1960. 60 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Chew Tobacco Rag / Georgia Rose / I’m Waiting Just For You / Bongo Boogie / The Right Kind O’ Lovin’ / No One Else Could Be / It’s Been A Long Long Time / The Grape Vine / Please BBe Careful / Loaded With Love / When I Gave You My Love / Ram-Bunk-Shush / Lord Knows I tried / Heavy Sugar / Backslider’s Ball / Old Spice / I’m Here Love / It’s A Sad Sad Feeling / Ow! / Goody Goody Love / Goody Goody Love / Slide Mr Trombone / Big Fat Mama. | |||
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| 1461 (CD) | Stan Kenton & His Orchestra | 1952-1953 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: Stan Kenton & His Orchestra with varying personnel. Recorded between March 1952 and January 53. 75 mins | |||
| Tracks: Beehive / A Cello / Prologue (4 parts) / Portrait Of A Count / Young Blood / Frank Speaking / 23N, 82W / Taboo / Lonesome Train / Invention For Guitar and Trumpet / My Lady / Swing House / You Go To My head / Improvisation / Hush-A-Bye / Harlem Nocturne / I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues / There’s A Small Hotel / Sophisticated Lady / Over The Rainbow. | |||
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| 1462 (CD) | Red Nichols | 1930-1931 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: Red Nichols - Trumpet with variuous others. Recorded between September 1930 and January 1931. 74 mins. | |||
| Tracks: On Revival Day (2 parts) / Embraceable You / I Got Rhythm / A Girl friend Of A Boy Friend Of Mine / Sweet Jennie Lee / Linda / Yours And Mine / That’s Where The South Begins / I’m Tickled Pink With A Blue Eyed baby / My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms / Rockin’ Chair / Bugaboo / Corrinne Corrina / How Come You Do Me Like You Do? / BVlue Again / When Kentucky Bids The World Good Morning / What God Am I without You? / We’re Friends Again / At Last I’m Happy / If You Haven’t Got A Girl / You Said It / Sweet And Hot / The Peanut vendor / Sweet Rosita. | |||
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| 1463 (CD) | Wardell Gray | 1950-55 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Clark Terry - Trumpet; Sonny Criss - Alto; Dexter Gordon - Tenor; Jimmy Bunn - Piano; Billy Hadnott - Bass; Chuck Thompson - Drums; Damita Jo - Vocal. Recorded 27th August 1950. (b) Art Farmer - Trumpet; Gray - Tenor;p Hampton Hawes - Piano; Harper Crosby - Bass; Larry Marable - Drums; Robert Coller - Conga. Recorded 21st January 1952. (c) Frank Morgan - Alto; Gray - tenor; Sonny Clark - Piano; Teddu Charles - Vibes; Dick Nivison - Bass; Lawrence Marable - Drums. Recorded 20th February 1953. (d) Gene Phipps - Trumpet; Gray - Tenor; Tate Houston - Baritone; Norman Simmons - Piano; Vic Sproles - Bass; Vernall Fournier - Drums. Recorded 19th Janusry 1955. 62 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Jazz On Sunset (Four Parts) (a)/ Kiddo (Four Parts) (a)/ I Can’t Give You Anything But Love (a)/ April Skies (b)/ Bright Boy (b)/ Jackie (b)/ Farmer’s Market (b)/ Sweet And Lovely (b)/ Lover Man (b)/ The Man I Love (c)/ Lavonne (c)/ So Long Broadway (c)/ Paul’s Cause (c)/ Sweet Mouth (d)/ Oscar’s Blues (d)/ Dat’s It (d)/ Hey There (d). | |||
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| 1464 (CD) | Eddie Condon | 1954/56 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Wild Bill Davison - Cornet; Billy Butterfield - Trumpet; Cutty Cutshall / Lou McGarity - Trombone; Edmond Hall / Peanuts Hucko - Clarinet; Bud Freeman - Tenor; Dick Cary - Alto Horn; Gene Schroeder - Piano; Eddie Condon - Guitar; Al Hall - Bass; Cliff Leeman - Drums. Recorded 24th June 1954. (b) as (a) Omit Cary. Recorded 1st July 1954. (c) ‘Pete Pesci’ Bobby Hacket - Co0rnet; Cutshall - Trombone; Cary - Alto; Hall - Clarinet; Schroeder - Piano; Condon - Guitar; Walter Page - Bass; George Wettling - Drums. Recorded 20th April 1955. (d) Davison - Cornet; Cutshall - Trombone; Hall - Clarinet; Schroeder - Piano; Condon - Guitar; Page - Bass; Wett;ing - Druyms. Recorded 22md April 1955. 79 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Blues My Naughty Sweeties Gives To Me (a)/ How Come You Do Me Like You Do (a)/ Medley (When My Sugar Walks Down The Street / I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me) (a)/ There’ll Be Some Changes Made (b)/ Tin Roof Blues (b)/ Singin’ The Blues (c)/ From Monday On (c)/ I’m Coming Virginia (c)/ I’ll Be A Friend With Pleasure (c)/ Royal Garden Blues (c)/ At The Jazz Band Ball (d)/ Louisiana (d)/ Ol’ Man River (d)/ Fidgety Feet (d)/ Jazz Me Blues (d) | |||
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| 5182 (CD) | Rusty Bryant | 18-952/54 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| 5183 (CD) | Little Walter | 1953/55 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| 5184 (CD) | J.B.Lenoir | 1955-56 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| 5185 (CD) | Stomp Gordon | 1952-56 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| 5186 (CD) | LaVern Baker | 1955/57 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: LaVern Baker - Vocal with The Gliders and others. Recorded between February 1955 and February 1957. 71 mins. | |||
| Tracks: That’s All I Need / Bop-Ting-A-Ling / Lots And Lots Of Love / Play It Fair / Lcky Old Sun / You better Stop / Mine All Mine / Jim Dandy / My Happiness Forever / Fee Fee Fi Fo Fum / Tra-La-La / Miracles / Get Up Get Up / I’ll Still Do The Same For You / Still / I can’t Love Enough / Romance In The Dark / Harbor Lights / I’ll Never Be Free / Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool / Fool That I Am / How Long Will It Be / The Game Of Love / Learning To Love / Humpty Dumpty Heart. | |||
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| 5187 (CD) | Lloyd Glenn | 1954/57 | £9.85 (£8.57) |
| Musicians: (a) Lloyd Glenn - Piano; Jesse Ervin - Guitar; Billy Hadnott - Bass; Bob Harvey - Drums; Jack Constanza - Bongo. Recorded 15th February 1954. (b) As (a) Omit Constanza. Recorded 30th October 1954. (c) Glenn - Piano; Hadnott - Bass; Russell Lee - Drums. Recorded 19th September 1955. (d) as (c) Harvey - Drums. Recplaces Lee. Recorded 20th June 1956. (e) as (d) Add Jack McVea - Tenor. Recorded 5th October 1956. (f) as (d) Recorded 23rd August 1957. 63 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Shadow Land (a)/ Chocolate Drop (a)/ Wild Fire (a)/ Tipsy (a)/ Still Waters (b)/ Nite-Flite (b)/ Glenn’s Glide (b)/ Footloose (b)/ Rompin’ Rhumba (c)/ Tiddyly-Winks (c)/ Strollin’ (c)/ Sunrise (c)/ Ballroom Shuffle (d)/ The Vamp (d)/ Southbound Special (d)/ Blue Ivories (d)/ Old Time Shuffle (e)/ Chick-A-Boo (e)/ After Hours ( 2 parts) (e)/ Hyde Park (f)/ Love For Sale (f)/ Black Fantasy (f)/ Cute-Tee (f) | |||
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