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| COL-CD-0870 (CD) | Maxine Sullivan & Jack Teagarden | Memories Of You | £6.95 (£6.04) |
| Musicians: ?Collective Personnel:-Maxine Sullivan - Vocal; Jack Teagarden - Trombone / Vocal; Charlie Shavers / Dick Cary - Trumpet; Buster Bailey / Edmund Hall - Clarinet; Hilton Jefferson / Jerome Richardson - Alto; Dick Hyman - Piano / Organ; Leonard Feather - Harpsichord / Piano; Milt Hinton / Wendell Marshall / Walter Bass (?) - Bass; Carl Kress - Guitar; Ray Bauduc / Louis Barnum(?) / Osie Johnson - Drums. Recorded 1954/55/56. 35 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Loch Lomond / Keepin’ Out Of Mischief Now / Meet Me Where They Play The Blues / S’Posin’ / Honeysuckle Rose / I’m Comin’ Virginia / Stompin’ At The Savoy / Davenport Blues / Memories Of You / Ain’t Misbehavin’ | |||
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| COL-CD-2920 (CD) | Nelson Riddle & His Orchestra | Hey, Let Yourself Go / Get Happy | £11.95 (£10.39) |
| COL-CD-6487 (CD) | Benny Goodman & His Orchestra | Arrangements of Fletcher Henderson & Eddie Sauter | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Benny Goodman & His Orchestra with varying personnel. Originally issued in 1953. 76 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Honeysuckle Rose / I’ll Never Say ‘NeverAgain’ Again / Somebody Stole My Gal / Frenesi / Just You, Just Me / Stealin’ Apples / What A Little Moonlight Can Do / Night And Day / Crazy Rhythm / You’re A Heavenly Thing / Can’t You Tell / Henderson Stomp / Moonlight On The Ganges / More Than You Know / Love Walked In / Tangerine / That’s The Way It Goes / La Rosita / Ramona / Not A care In The World / Intermezzo / ‘Tis Autumn / Soft As Spring / Superman. | |||
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| COL-CD-6789 (CD) | Bobby Short | Is Mad About Noel Coward | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Bobby Short - Vocal / Piano; Beverly Peer - Bass; Richard Sheridan - Drums. William Roy - Piano on some tracks. Originally released in 1972. 61 mins. | |||
| Tracks: The Younger Generation / Medley (You Were There / Then) / Matelot / A Room With A View / Nina / Any Little Fish / World Weary / We Were Dancing / Never Again / Josephine / If Love Were All / Let’s Fly Away / Something To Do With Spring / Someday I’ll Find You / Imagine The Duchess’s Feelings / Poor Little Rich Girl / Medley (Where Are Songs We Sing / Dear Little Cafe / Hearts And Flowers) Wait A Bit Joe / I Travel Alone / I’ll See You Again. | |||
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| COL-CD-6911 (CD) | Modern Jazz Quartet with Laurindo Almeida | Collaboration | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: John Lewis - Piano; Milt Jackson - Vibes; Pewrcy heath - Bass; Connie Kay - Drums; Laurindo Almeida - Guitar. Originally released in 1964 as Atlantic LP 1429. 39 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Silver / Trieste / Valeria / Fugue In A Minor / One Note Samba / Foi a Saudade / Concierto De Aranjuez | |||
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| COL-CD-6912 (CD) | Paul Barbarin & His New Orleans Jazz | £10.95 (£9.52) | |
| Musicians: John Brunies - Trumpet; Willie Humphrey - Clarinet; Bob Thomas - Trombone; Lester Santiago - Piano; Danny Barker - Banjo; Milt Hinton - Bass; Paul Barbarin - Drums. Originally released in 1955 as Altantic LP 1215. 49 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Sing On / Eh Las Bas / Just A Little While To Stay Here / Crescent Blues / Bourbon Street Parade / Sister Kate / Bugle Boy March / Someday Sweetheart / Walking Through The Streets Of The City. | |||
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| COL-CD-6913 (CD) | Dave Pell Octet | Jazz & Romantic Places | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Dave Pell - Tenor; Bob Gordon - Baritone; Don Fagerquist - Trumpet; Ray Tims - Trombone; Donn Trenner - Piano / Celeste; Tony Rizzi - Guitar; Buddy Clark - Bass; Bill Richmond - Drums. Originally released in 1955 as Atlantic 1216. 39 mins. | |||
| Tracks: How Are Things In Glocca Morra / On A Slow Boat To China / Memphis In June / Paris In The Spring / London In July / Isle Of Capri / The White Cliffs Of Dover / Sunday In Savannah / Deep In The Heart Of Texas / Shuffle Off To Buffalo / New Orleans / Flying Down To Rio. | |||
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| COL-CD-6921 (CD) | Young Tuxedo Brass Band | Jazz Begins | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: John Casimir - E-flat Clarinet; Adrew Anderson / John Brunious / Albert Walters - Trumpet; Clement Tervalon / Eddie Pierson or Jim Robinson - Trombone; Herman Sherman - Alto; Andrew Morgan - tenor; Wilbert Tillman - Sousaphone; Emile Knox - Snare Drum; Paul Barbarin - Bass Drum. Recorded Autumn 1958. 38 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Lead Me Saviour / Eternal Peace / Medley Of Hymns (Flee As A Bird / Nearer My God To Thee / Pleyel’s Hymn) / Just A Closer Walk With Thee / Bourbon Street Parade / Lord Lord Lord / Just A Little While To Stay Here / Panama / It Feels So Good / Joe Avery’s Piece / John Casimir’s Whooping Blues. | |||
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| COL-CD-6923 (CD) | Fats Waller | Ain't Misbehavin' - Rare Piano Rolls | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Piano Rolls cut by Fats Waller played on modern equipment. 43 mins. | |||
| Tracks: 18th Street Srtut / If I Could Be With You / I’m Coming Virginia / ‘Tain’t Nobody’s Bizness If I Do / Clearing House Blues / Squeeze Me / Snake Hips / Laughin’ Cryin’ Blues / You Can’t Do What My Last Man Did / A New Kind Of Man With A New Kind Of Love For Me / Nobody But My Baby / Got To Cool My Doggies Now / Ain’t Misbehavin’. | |||
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| COL-CD-6924 (CD) | James P. Johnson | Carolina Shout | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Transcribed from piano rolls cut by James P.Johnson between 1917 and 1925. 46 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Steeplechase Rag / Twilight Rag / Carolina Shout / Baltimore Buzz / Gypsy Blues / Harlem Strut / Eccentricity / Don’t Mess With Me / Nervouise Blues / Ole Miss Blues / I Ain’t Givin’ Nothing Away / Muscle Shoals Blues / Farewell Blues / Charleston. | |||
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| COL-CD-6926 (CD) | Earl Hines | Way Down Yonder In New Orleans | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Earl Hines - Piano; Wallace Davenport - Trumpet; Orange Kellin - Clarinet; Tom Ebert - Trombone; Emanuel Sayles - Banjo / Guitar; lloyd Lambert - Bass; Louis Barbarin - Drums. Recorded 30th & 31st January 1975. 48 mins. | |||
| Tracks: My Monday Date / Song Of The Islands / There’ll Be Some Changes Made / Jelly Roll / Tishamingo Blues / The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else / Rosetta / Way Down Yonder In New Orleans / Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans / Bouncin’ For Panassie / If I Could Be With You / Moonglow. | |||
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| COL-CD-6931 (CD) | Various Artists | Boogie Woogie Blues | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Various artists as shown. 52 mins | |||
| Tracks: Cow Cow Blues - Cow Cow Davenport / 5th Street Blues - Cow Cow Davenport / Hurry And Bring It Home Blues - Cow Cow Davenport / Harlem Choc’late Babies On Parade - James P. Johnson / Birmingham Blues - James P. Johnson / Sugar Blues - Clarence Williams / Papa De da Da - Clarence Williams / Gulf Coast Blues - Clarence Johnson / You’re Always Messin’ Round With My Man - Clarence Johnson / Low Down Papa - Clarence Johnson / Chicago Stomp - Jimmy Blythe / Society Blues - Jimmy Blythe / Boogie Woogie Blues - Jimmy Blythe / Hard Luck Blues - Everett Robbins / The Fives - Hersal Thomas / Down And Out Blues - Lemuel Fowler. | |||
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| COL-CD-6933 (CD) | Various Artists | Jazzin' Baby Blues | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Transcribed Piano rolls as ‘cut’ by various artists at shown. 45 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Poor Papa - Clarence Jones / Look What A Fool I’ve Been - James P. Johnson / Jazzin’ Baby Blues - Clarence Jones / Mama’s Got The Blues - Fats Waller / Mama’s Gone Goodbye - Mike Montgomery / Baby. Won’t You Please Come Home - Clarience Jones / Play ‘Em For Mama And Sing ‘Em For Me - Edythe Baker / He’s My Man - James P.Johnson / When You’re Good You’re Lonesome - Edythe Baker / Crying Blues - Mandy Randolph / Blooie Blooie - Edythe Baker / Changes - Vee Lawnhurst / Yearning For Yoy - Vee Lawnhurst / I’m Gonna Jazz My Way Right Through Paradise - Mandy Randolph. | |||
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| COL-CD-6935 (CD) | Various Artists | The Modern Art Of Jazz | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: (a) Hank Jones - Piano; Oscar Pettiford - Bass; Charlie Smith - Drums. Recorded 22nd August 1956. (b) Julius Watkins - French Horn; Joe Puma - Guitar; Mat Matthews - Accordion; Kenny Clarke - Drums; Pettiford - Bass. Recorded 1956. (c) as (b) Herbie Mann - Tenor replaces Watkins. Recorded 1956. (d) Art Farmer - Trumpet; Gigi Gryce - Alto; Dick Katz - Piano; Mathews - Accordion; Pettiford - Bass; Clarke - Drums. Recorded 1956. (e) Zoot Sims - Tenor; Bob Brookmeyer - Trombone; John Williams - Piano; Milt Hinton - Bass; Gus Johnson - Drums. Recorded January 1956. (f) Al Cohn - Tenor; Frank Rehak - Trombone; Jones - Piano; Hinton - Bass; Osie Johnson - Drums. Recorded 29th September 1956. 58 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Have You Met Miss Jones? (a)/ Body And Soul (a)/ Blues For Sal (a)/ Airmail Special (a)/ As Time Goes By (b)/ What A Difference A Day Made (c)/ Knights At The Castle (d)/ I Only Have Eyes For You (c)/ September In The Rain (e)/ Not So Deep (e)/ Singing The Blues (f)/ Softly As In A Morning Sunrise (f)/ Abstract Of You (f)/ Blue Lou (f) | |||
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| COL-CD-6939 (CD) | George Lewis with the Mustache Stompers | Classic New Orleans Jazz Vol.1 | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: (a) George Lewis - Clarinet; George Blood - Trumpet; Jay Brackett - trombone; J.R.Smith - Tuba; Ronnie Bill - Banjo; Alex Bigard - Drums. Recorded 20th April 1965. (b) Lewis - Clarinet; DeDe Pierce - Cornet; Jim Robinson - Trombone; Lars Edegran - Piano; Chester Zardis - Bass; Alex Bigard - Drums. Recorded 16th March 1966. 50 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Sweet Sue (a)/ Just A Blues (a)/ Stompin’ At The Savoy (a)/ Nobody’s Sweetheart Now (a)/ I Can’t Give You Anything But Love (a)/ Rosetta (a)/ Jazz Me Blues (a)/ I’m Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter (a)/ Just A Blues (a)/ I Can’t Give You Anything But Love (take2) (a)/ Blues In B Flat (a)/ In The Good Old Summertime (b). | |||
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| COL-CD-6940 (CD) | Jim Robinson | Classic New Orleans Jazz - Vol.2 | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: (a) Jim Robinson - Trombone; Capt. John Handy - Alto; Sammy Rimington - Clarinet; Kid Thomas - Trumpet; Dick Griffith - Banjo; Dick McCarthy - Bass; Bill Sinclair - Piano; Sammy Penn - Drums. Recorded 3rd December 1965. (b) Robinson - Trombone; Kit Thomas / Ernie Cagnolatti - Trumpet; Albert Burbank - Clarinet; George Guesnon - Banjo; Alcide ‘Slow Drag’ Pavageau - Bass; ‘Cie’ Frazier - Drums. Recorded 27th August 1964. (c) Robinson - Trombone; Tony Fougerat - Trumpet; Orange Kellin - Clarinet; Father Al Lewis - Banjo; James Prevost - Bass; Louis Barbarin - Drums. Recorded December 1954.57 mins. | |||
| Tracks: St Louis Blues (a)/ Sleepy Time Gal (a)/ Peg Of My Heart (a)/ Lady Be Good (a)/ Washington And Lee Swing (a)/ Smile Darn Ya Smile (a)/ Shake That Thing (b)/ I Will Be Somewhere Working For The Lord (b)/ At A Georgia Camp Meeting (b)/ Don’t Go Way Nobody (b)/ Gasket Street Blues (c). | |||
| Comments: Otherwise known as the December Band or Capt. John Handy & His New Orleans Stompers the first six tracks recorded in concert in Connecticut (not New Orleans as the CD cover states) are not the same tracks that appear on the GHB CDs. They were originally issued as Center CLP2 with the next four coming from Pearl PLP-1. The final track was originally on Center LP16 and it is a shame the full session is not available. As usual with Collectables notes they are not too helpful! | |||
| COL-CD-6941 (CD) | Various Artists | New York Jazz In The Roaring Twenties - Vol.1 | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: (a) Red & Miff’s Stompers:- Red Nichols - Cornet; Miff Mole - Trombone; Jimmy Dorsey - Clarinet / Alto; Arthur Schutt - Piano; Vic Berton - Drums. Recorded October / November 1925. (b) Phil Napoleon - Trumpet; Mole - Trombone; Manny Prager / George Bohn - Reeds; Frank Signorelli - Piano; Julian Daviodson - Guitar; Joe Tarto - Brass Bass; Ted Napoleon - Drums. Recorded 12th November 1927. (c) California Ramblers with varying personnel. Recorded between 1926/27. (d) Joe Herlihy & His Orchestra:- George Nickerson/ James Hanson - Trumpet; Jerry Colona - Treombone; Belleau Montpelier / Jack Hill / Eddie Brown - Reeds; Joe Breck - Violin; Joe Herlihy - Piano; Seldon Hammond - Brass Bass; Johnson Williams - Drums. Recorded 20th June 1927. (e) Fuzzy Farrar / Hanosn - Trump[et; Bill Rank - Trombone; Don Murray / Doc Ryker / Frankie Trumbauer - Reeds; Itzy Riskin - Piano; Howdy Quicksell - Banjo; Steve Brown - Bass; Chauncey Morehouse - Drums. Recorded 24th August 1927. 56 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Black Bottom Stomp (a)/ Hurricane (a)/ Alabama Stomp (a)/ Stampede (a)/ Five Pennies (b)/ Sidewalk Blues (c)/ Stockholm Stomp (c)/ State And Madison (d)/ Gold Digger Stomp (e)/ Shake (c)/ I Ain’t Got Nobody (c)/ Third Rail (c)/ Make My Cot Where The Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows (c)/ The Pay-Off (c) | |||
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| COL-CD-6943 (CD) | Zoot Sims | The Rare Dawn Sessions | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: (a) Zoot Sims - Tenor; Bob Brookmeyer - Valve-Trombone; John Williams - Piano; Milt Hinton - Bass; Gus Johnson - Drums. Recorded January 1956. (b) Sims - Tenor; Jerry Lloyd - Trumpet; Williams - Piano; Bill Anthony - Bass; Johnson - Drums. Recorded 10th August 1956. 50 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Down At The Loft (a)/ Ghost Of A Chance (a)/ Not Do Seep (a)/ Them There Eyes (a)/ Our Pad (a)/ Dark Clouds (a)/ One To Blow On (a)/ You’re My Girl (b)/ The Purple Cow (b)/ Bye Ya (b). | |||
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| COL-CD-6944 (CD) | Stan Getz / Wardell Gray / Paul Quinichette / Zoot Sims | The Rare Dawn Sessions | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: (a) Stan Getz - Tenor; Al Haig - Piano; Jimmy Raney - Guitar; Gene Ramey - Bass; Charlie Perry - Drums; Carlos Vidal - Conga. Recorded 12th May 1949. (b) Wardell Gray - Tenor; Haig - Piano; Raney - Guitar; Tommy Potter - Bass; Perry - Drums. Recorded April 1949. (c) Paul Quinichette - Tenor; Gene Rowland - Trumpet; Nat Pierce - Piano; Freddie Green - Guitar; Wendell Marshall - Bass; Sonny Payne - Drums. Recorded October 1956. (d) Zoot Sims - Tenor / Alto; Jerry Lloyd - Trumpet; John Williams - Piano; Bill Anthony - Bass; Gus Johnson - Drums. Recorded 10th August 1956. 52 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Skull Buster (a)/ Ante Room (a)/ Pennies From Heaven (a)/ Poop Deck (a)/ It’s The Talk Of The Town (b)/ In A Pinch (b)/ These Foolish Things (c)/ Along About This Time Of The Year (c)/ Blues For The Month Of May (d)/ I Should Care (d)/ The Big Stampede (d)/ Too Close For Comfort (d)/ Jerry’s Jaunt (d)/ How Now Blues (d). | |||
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| COL-CD-6945 (CD) | Boilermaker Jazz Band | Don’t Give Up The Ship | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Paul Cosentino - Clarinet / Vocal; Jay Cosentino - Trombone; Andrew Cosentino - Trumpet; Dan Davisson - Banjo; Nelson Harrison - Piano / Vocal; Tomio Inomata - Drums; Gerry Gagnon - Tuba. | |||
| Tracks: Don’t Give Up The Ship / St Phillip Street Breakdown / Old Rugged Cross / Girl Of My Dreams / Down By The Riverside / Tishomingo Blues / Dinah / Home Sweet Home / Oh Lady Be Good / At Sunset. | |||
| Comments: Recorded January 1995. 55 mins. See also COL-CD-6951 | |||
| COL-CD-6947 (CD) | Paul Quinichette / Gene Roland Septet | The Kid From Denver | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Paul Quinichette - Tenor plus Gene Roland Septet plus various ouths. Personnel details and dates not given. Tracks taken from recordings for the Dawn label. 53 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Come Rain Or Come Shine / Pardon The Blues, Please / Start Here / Pennies From Heaven / Happy Feeling / Honeysuckle Rose / Big Deal / The Kid From Denver / Suitcase / Minor Scene / Colonel Hodge / The Creeper. | |||
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| COL-CD-6951 (CD) | Boilermaker Jazz Band | Bergundy Street Blues | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Paul Cosentino - Clarinet; Jay Cosentino - Trombone; Andrew Cosentino - Trumpet; Dan Davisson - Banjo; Nelson Harrison - Piano; Ernest McCarthy - Bass; Rich Strong - Drums. | |||
| Tracks: Climax Rag / How Come You Do Me Like You Do / Boilermaker Strut / My Blue Heaven / True / In The Racket / Bogalusa Strut / Rip Em Up Joe / My Little Girl / Burgundy Street Blues. | |||
| Comments: Recorded 1995. 60 mins. Comment:-This and COL-CD-6945 are part of a series of reissues from the old Biograph label. I have always liked this band from Pittsburgh and unusually for an American Band they are firmly rooted in the New Orleans Revival tradition and play with a verve not always apparent in some of the British bands performing around the country today. | |||
| COL-CD-6952 (CD) | Butch Thompson | Plays Jelly Roll Morton | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Butch Thompson - Piano. Recorded 1968. 45 mins. | |||
| Tracks: King Porter Stomp / Jungle Blues / Fat Meat And Greens / Bert Williams / Tiger Rag / Pep / Kansas City Stomps / The Grave / Seattle Hunch / Original Rags / I Hate A Man Like You / Black Bottom Stomp. | |||
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| COL-CD-6960 (CD) | Jabbo Smith | Hot Jazz In The Twenties - Vol.1 | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Jabbo Smith - Cornet with various groups. No personnel details or recording dates given. 48 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Jazz Battle / Till Times Get Better / Croonin’ The Blues / Charleston Is The Best Dance Of All / That’s My Stuff / Dyin’ With The Blues / Let’s Get Together / Sau Sha Stomp / Little Willie Blues / Michigander Blues / Lina Blues / Ready Hokum / St. James Infirmary / Wake Up Sinners / Tanquay Blues / Band Box Stomp. | |||
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| COL-CD-6961 (CD) | Jabbo Smith | Hot Jazz In The Twenties - Vol.2 | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Jabbo Smith - Cornet with various groups. No details of personnel or recording dates given. 46 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Take Your Time / Sweet And Low Blues / Decatur Street Tutti / You Ain’t The One / I’m Going Away To Wear You Off My Mind / That’s My Stuff / Boston Skuffle / Take Me To The River / Ace Of Rhythm / I Got The Stinger / Moanful Blues / Got Butter On It / Rub Me Some More / Southbound / Toogaloo Shout / Sleepy Time Blues. | |||
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| COL-CD-6962 (CD) | Various Artists | New York Jazz In The Roaring Twenties - Vol.2 | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: The California Ramblers collective personnel:- Ed Kirkeby - Leader; Arthur Hand - Violin; Frank Cush / Red Nichols / Roy Johnston /Chelsea Quealey / Sylvester Ahola / Billy Keyes / Bill Moore / Roy Johnson - Trumpet; Tommy Dorsey / Herb Winfield / Ivan Johnson / Chuck Campbell / Abe Lincoln / Lloyd ‘Ole’ Olsen / Spiegle Willcox - Trombone; Arnold Brilhart / Fred Cusick / Jimmy Dorsey / Sam Ruby / Bobby Davis / Eddie Stannard / Fud Livingston / Bob Fallon - Reeds; Adrian Rollini - Bass Sax / Piano; Tom Fellini - Banjo; Irving Brodsky / Jack Russin / Ted Black - Piano; Stan King / Herb Weil / Jimmy Wilson - Drums; Arthur Hall / John Ryan - Vocal. Recorded between April 1925 and July 1927. 47 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Charleston / Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue / Crazy Words, Crazy Tune / Collegiate / Miss Annabelle Lee / Clap Hands Here Comes Charlie / Manhattan / Whne The Moon Shines On Coral Gables / Stockholm Stomp / State And Madison / Keep Smiling At Trouble / Sweet Man. | |||
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| COL-CD-6963 (CD) | Various Artists | New York Jazz In The Roaring Twenties - Vol.3 | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: The California Ramblers with varying personnel. Recorded between January 1926 and August 1929. 43 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Oh! Mabel / What A Man / Up And At ‘Em / Hallelujah / When WErastus Plays His Old Kazoo / Blue River / Clementine (From New Orleans) / ‘Cause I Feel Lowdown / Everything Is Hotsy-Totsy Now / Glad Rag Doll / Song Of The Blues / Broken Idol. | |||
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| COL-CD-6964 (CD) | Paul Cosentino & The Boilermakers Jazz Band | Linger Awhile | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Paul Coisentino - Clarinet; Clint Baker - Guitar; Dan Davisson - Banjo; Ernest McCarthy - Bass; Tom Roberts - Piano; Rich Strong - Drums plus others un-named. Recorded March and April 1998. 57 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Whispering / Georgia Camp Meeting / We Three / North Side Boogie / Indian Love Call / April Showers / Old Fashiuoned Love / Baby. Won’t You Please Come Home / Them There Eyes / My Old Kentucky Home / If I Didn’t Care / Linger Awhile / Hey, Good Looking / Moonlight Bay. | |||
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| COL-CD-7798 (CD) | Pete Rugolo & His Orchestra | Behind Brigitte Bardot | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: Pete Rugolo and His Orchestra. Originally Released in 1960. 27 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Jeff’s Blues / Mambo Bardot / Tell Me Something Sweet / Ansenic-Blues / Paris B.B. / Manina Theme / A T’aimer / L’etang / Ma Vie Est a Toi / The Night Heaven Fell. | |||
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| COL-CD-7836 (CD) | Modern Jazz Quartet | European Concert | £10.95 (£9.52) |
| Musicians: John Lewis - Piano; Milt Jackson - Vibes; Percy Heath - Bass; Connie Kay - Drums. Recorded April 1960. 80 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Django / Bluesology / I Should Care / La Ronde / I Remember Clifford / Festival Sketch / Vendome / Ods Against Tomorrow / Prramid (Blues For Juniors) / It Don’t Mean A Thing / Skating In Central Park / The Cylinder / ‘Round Midnight / Bags’ Groove / I’ll Remember April. | |||
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| COL-CD-7848 (2-CD) | Bobby Short | Is K-Ra-Zy For Gershwin | £13.95 (£12.13) |
| Musicians: Bobby Short - Piano / Vocal; Beverly Peer - Bass; Richard Sheridan - Drums. Originally released in 1973. 88 mins. | |||
| Tracks: ‘S Wonderful / Love Is Here To Stay / I Must Be Home By Twelve O’clock / Love Walked In / They Can’t Take That Away From Me / Embraceable You / Beginner’s Luck / Kickin’ The Clouds Away / I’ve Got A crush On You / I was So Young / Hi-Ho / Innocent Ingenue Baby / Do What You Do / Delishious / High Hat / I’ve Got To be There / Comes The Revolution / The Lorelei / Feelin’ I’m Falling / That Certain Feeling / Drifting Along With The Tide / Porgy And Bess Medley / A Foggy Day / Mine / But Not For Me / Let’s Kiss And Make Up / Feeling Sentimental / Shall We dance / Maybe / K-Ra-Zy For You. | |||
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| COL-CD-7852 (CD) | Count Basie & His Orchestra | Blues By Basie / Dance Parade | £11.95 (£10.39) |
| Musicians: (a) “Blue By Basie” Count Basie & His All American Rhythm Section. Recorded 24th July 1942 and oiriginally released in USA on LP as Columbia CL101. (b) Count Basie And His Orchestra Recorded 1941/42. (c) “Dance Parade”. Count Basaie & His Orchestra. Recorded between 1939 and 1946. Originally released in USA as Colimbia LP CL 6079 in 1949. 61 mins. | |||
| Tracks: Sugar Blues (a)/ Bugle Blues (a)/ Royal Garden Blues (a)/ How Long Blues (a)/ St Louis Blues (a)/ Cafe Society Blues (a)/ Farewell Blues (a)/ Way Back Blues (a)/ Lose The Blackout Blues (b)/ Rusty Dusty Blues (b)/ Basie Blues (b)/ Deep In The Blues (b)/ Avenue C (c)/ Rambo (c)/ Stay Cool (c)/ Hob-Nail Boogie (c)/ Danny Boy (c)/ Wild Bill’s Boogie (c)/ Goodbye Baby (c)/ Lonesome Miss Pretty (c). | |||
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| COL-CD-7855 (2-CD) | Buck Clayton | Hw Hi The Fi / Jumpin' At The Woodside | £11.95 (£10.39) |
| Musicians: Collectavie Personnel:- Buck Clayton / Joe Newman / Joe Thomas / Ruby Braff - Trumpet; Urbie Green / Trummy Young / Benny Powell / Benny Green / Dicky Harris - Trombonew; Woody Herman / Lem Davis / Julian Dash / Al Cohn / Charlie Fowlkes / Coleman Hawkins / Al Cohn / Buddy Tate - Reeds - Reeds; Sir Charles Thompson / Billy Kyle / Jimmy Jones - Piano; Freddie Green / Steve Jordan - Guitar; Walter Page / Milt Hinton - Bass; Jo Jones - Drums. Recorded 1953 - 1955. 89 mins. | |||
| Tracks: How Hi The Fi / Blue Moon / Sentimental Journey / Moten Swing / Rock-A-Bye Basie / Jumping At The Woodside / Blue And Sentimental / Broadway. | |||
| Comments: This is a straight reissue of two old Columbia LPs and as you will be aware the tracks have been available on various albums over the years | |||
| COL-CD-7867 (CD) | Matty Matlock & The Paducah Patrol | And They Called It Dixieland / Gold Diggers In Dixieland | £12.95 (£11.26) |
| Musicians: Matty Matlock & The Paducah Patrol. Full personnel details not given but the following musicians are invoilved in one or other or both of the two LPs brought together here. Matty Matlock - Clarinet; Shorty Sherock / John Best - Trumpet; Abe Lincoln / Moe Schnieder - Trombone; Eddie Miller - Tenor / Baritone; Jackie Coon - mellophone; George Van Eps - Guitar; Stan Wrightsman - Piano; Morty Corb - Bass; Nick Fatool - Drums. Recorded 1958/9. 70 mins. | |||
| Tracks: They Made It Twice As Nice As Paradise And The Called It Dixieland / Louisville Lou / I’m Gonna Stomp, Mr Henry Lee / China Boy / I’m Coming Virginia / Running Wild / That’s A Plenty / Lazy River / Who’s Sorry Now / You Can Depend On Me / Three Little Words / Song Of The Wanderer / With Plenty Of Money And You / Pettin’ In The Park / Song Of The Gold Diggers / Remember My Forgotton Man / Lullaby Of Birdland / Painting The Clouds With Sunshine / $1,000,000 / Shadow Waltz / The Gold Diggers’ Song / What Will I Do Without You / Tip-Toe Thru The Tulips / Sugar Daddy Strut | |||
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| COL-CD-7871 (2-CD) | Bill Evans | New Conversations / We Will Meet Again | £11.95 (£10.39) |