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197 VARIOUS ARTISTS JAZZ & BLUES THE PARAMOUNT MUSICAL SHORTS, VOLUME 1 A Rhapsody 

In Black And Blue (1932) (a) • A Bundle Of Blues (1933) (b) • Cab Calloway’s Hi-De-Ho (1933) (c) • Ain’t Misbehavin’ 

(1941) (d) • Symphony In Black (1935) (e) • Jitterbug Party (1934) (c) • St. Louis Blues (1929) (f) • Hoagy 

Carmichael (1939) (g) • Ol’ King Cotton (1930) (h) • Black And Tan Fantasy (1929) (i) • Those Blues (1932) (j) 

• Jazz A La Cuba (1933) (*) (k) a- Louis Armstrong; b- Duke Ellington, Ivie Anderson; c- Cab Calloway; d- Fats 

Waller; e- Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday; f- Bessie Smith; g- Jack Teagarden; h- George Dewey Washington; i- Duke 

Ellington, Fredi Washington, Arthur Whetsol; j- Vincent Lopez; k- Don Aspiazu And His Famous Cuban Orchestra) 

[1930-1941] Eleven complete mini-musicals. Total running time: 123 minutes. Special Bonus Short - (*) . Musical 

shorts, produced to merely fill out the film program, have in many cases acquired more value than the features they 

once supported. Filmed at the Paramount Studios in Astoria, Queens, these films offer unparalleled opportunities 

to see and hear great artists in action, and sometimes present surprisingly gutsy subject matter via truly innovative 

film technique. ‘St. Louis Blues (1929)’ with Bessie Smith was not produced by Paramount Studios. In ‘A Rhapsody 

In Black And Blue’, Louis Armstrong dons outlandish leopard skin attire to stand knee deep in soap bubbles, where 

he trumpets and sings ‘I’ll Be Glad When You’re Dead You Rascal You.’ In ‘Hi De Ho’, Cab Calloway demonstrates 

just what scat is all about, with the assistance of a bevy of Cotton Club fan dancers. The legendary ‘Empress of the Blues,’ Bessie Smith, stars in 

her only film, the once notorious musical drama ‘St. Louis Blues’. Teenaged Billie Holiday performs in ‘Symphony In Black’, perhaps the greatest 

of Duke Ellington’s shorts. Another Ellington piece, ‘A Bundle Of Blues’, spotlights his favorite band singer, Ivie Anderson, performing ‘Stormy 

Weather’, while ‘Black And Tan Fantasy’ features the Ellington orchestra imparting a bluesy mood to a surprisingly downbeat tale featuring actress 

dancer Fredi Washington ‘Imitation of Life’. Meanwhile, George Dewey Washington’s powerful baritone transcends some stereotypical situations 

in ‘Ol’ King Cotton’. Also appearing on this DVD definitely in a lighter vein are bandleader Vince Lopez who conducts a bouncy ‘St. Louis Blues’ 

in ‘Those Blues’, composer Hoagy Carmichael performing ‘Stardust’ with the Jack Teagarden Orchestra and Fats Waller, who growls a definitive 

‘Ain’t Misbehavin’’. [Item Code: 67053 DVD: $25.00] 

198 VARIOUS ARTISTS BIG BANDS & SWING THE PARAMOUNT MUSICAL SHORTS, VOLUME 2 Blue Of The Night (1933) (a) • Musical 

Doctor (1932) (b) • Singapore Sue (1931) (c) • Office Blues (1930) (d) • Artie Shaw’s Class In Swing (1939) (e) • Her Future (1930) (f) • A Lesson 

In Love (1931) (g) • Favorite Melodies (1929) (h) • Meet The Boyfriend (1930) (i) • Dream House (1932) (a) • 

Bonus Performances From Kino’s Collection- Studio Snapshots: Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys- Ginger Rogers & 

Jack Oakie- Tallulah Bankhead- Kate Smith- Jeanette MacDonald- Maurice Chevalier- The Boswell Sisters (Artists: 

a- Bing Crosby; b- Rudy Vallee, Mae Questel; c- Anna Chang, Cary Grant; d- Ginger Rogers; e- Artie Shaw; f- Ethel 

Merman; g- Helen Kane; h- Ruth Etting; i- Lillian Roth) [1929-1939] Total running time: 118 minutes. During the 

‘Dawn of Sound,’ musical short subjects were the hors d’oeuvre before the main feature, and an effective means for 

the studio to test their freshly signed talent in front of the camera. Aggressively pursuing the top singers, songwriters, 

and musicians of ‘Tin Pan Alley’, Paramount’s roster of contract players was composed of some of the top names in 

the world of entertainment. Cary Grant makes his film debut as a sailor cruising the Far East in search of whoopee 

in ‘Singapore Sue’. Artie Shaw presents a master class in the elements of swing-band construction (‘Artie Shaw’s 

Class In Swing’). A very young Bing Crosby croons three ballads in ‘Dream House’, a comedy musical directed by 

slapstick impresario Mack Sennett. This collection showcases several top female vocalists, including Ethel Merman 

(‘Her Future’), Ruth Etting (‘Favorite Melodies’) and Lillian Roth (‘Meet The Boyfriend)’. There’s also a two-edged 

homage to that icon of thirties naughtiness, Betty Boop, with appearances by Betty’s prototype, ‘Boop-a-Doop Girl’ 

Helen Kane (‘A Lesson In Love’), and Betty’s actual voice, Mae Questel (‘Musical Doctor’, in which Dr. Rudy Vallee 

finds musical deficiencies to be the root of all ills). Perhaps the gem of this collection, however, is ‘Office Blues’, 

in which a pre-Astaire and pre-stardom Ginger Rogers cavorts with Broadway chorines in an Art Deco extravaganza. With artists like these on the 

bill, it’s clear that the short subject - not the feature - was often the highlight of the program. [Item Code: 67054 DVD: $25.00] 

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99011 PEPPER ADAMS JIMMY KNEPPER QUINTET Minor Catastrophe • All Too Soon • Beaubien • Adams 

In The Apple • Riverside Drive • I Didn’t Know About You • Primrose Path • Watkins Production (*) • Stop (*) • 

Redd’s Head (*) (Personnel: Jimmy Knepper, Wynton Kelly. Doug Watkins. Elvin Jones) [1958] Bonus track - 

(*) . The complete original album ‘The Jimmy Knepper-Pepper Adams Quintet’ (Metrojazz E1004), which marked 

the two musicians’ first recorded collaboration, and one of the very few they made in a quintet format. They are 

backed here by a splendid rhythm section including Wynton Kelly on piano, Doug Watkins on bass, and Elvin Jones 

on drums. A complete session featuring almost the exact same group, with alto saxophonist Sonny Redd replacing 

Knepper, has been added as a bonus. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 66984 CD: $16.00] 

99038 EARL HINES QUARTET EARL’S PEARLS Boogie Woogie On St. Louis Blues • Tea For Two • Stealin’ 

Apples • Willow Weep For Me • I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me • Rosetta • Like When The Saints 

• Satin Doll • Manhattan • You Can Depend On Me • Love Me Or Leave Me • The Song Is Ended • My Monday 

Date (*) • Velvet Moon (*) • Perdido (*) • Squeeze Me (*) • Rosetta (*) (Personnel: Calvin Newborn, Carl Pruitt, Bill 

English) [1960] Bonus track - (*). Earl Hines’ complete studio LP ‘Earl’s Pearls’ (MGM E3832), reissued here for 

the first time ever on CD. It includes new versions of some classic Hines hits, along with other tunes he only rarely 

recorded, like ‘Stealin’ Apples’, ‘The Song Is Ended’ and ‘Manhattan’, as well as his only existing version of ‘Willow 

Weep for Me’. This album marks Hines’ only recorded collaborations with guitarist Calvin Newborn, who was the 

brother of pianist Phineas Newborn, Jr. As a bonus, added is a 1960 solo piano studio session by Hines, which has 

also never been previously issued on CD. [Item Code: 67080 CD: $16.00] 

ARBORS JAZZ 

19206 CHUCK WILSON ECHO OF SPRING You And The Night And The Music • On A Misty Night • Echo 

Of Spring • Caliso • Caminhos Cruzados • Isfahan • He Joker • Turnaround • The Breeze And I • The Blessing • 

Upper Manhattan Medical Group • Goodbye (Personnel: Howard Alden, Joel Helleny, Murray Wall, Tom Melito, 

Diva Goodfriend-Koven) [1998] Chuck Wilson playing some nice tunes with his pals. Actually, some really great 

music played by a really great saxophonist with some really special musicians and friends. The music speaks for 

itself, as Chuck would want it to. [Item Code: 66743 CD: $16.00] 

19398 CHUCK REDD THE COMMON THREAD I Hear Music • Moonlight In Vermont • The Common Thread 

• My One and Only • Purple Gazelle • Some Other Spring • Old Man Roker • Witchcraft • Beat’s Up • The 

Shadow of Your Smile • All God’s Children Got Rhythm • I Wish I Were Twins (Personnel: Mickey Roker, Bob 

Cranshaw, Rossano Sportiello, Houston Person) [2009] A swinging CD that features Redd and his colleagues illustrate 

marvelously how to swing, play melodically, and highlight the beauty of a great song. He infuses his music 

with a blues feeling and strives for honesty and excellence, which he feels makes a connection to the great sounds 

of jazz that have come before. [Item Code: 66982 CD: $16.00] 

19413 REBECCA KILGORE LOVEFEST AT THE PIZZARELLI PARTY How Are You Fixed For Love • Middle Of 

Love • Loads Of Love • Let There Be Love • Where Is Love? • It’s Love • That Tired Routine Called Love • Love Is 

A Necessary Evil • That Ole Devil Called Love • Take Love Easy • Down With Love- Hooray For Love • Something 

Like Love (Personnel: John Pizzarelli, Bucky Pizzarelli, Martin Pizzarelli, Aaron Weinstein, Harry Allen, Larry 

Fuller, Tony Tedesco) [2010] Harry Allen adds his unique saxophone sound, making this swinging musical party 

particularly festive. The Pizzarelli-Kilgore combination is rounded out by Larry Fuller on piano, Aaron Weinstein on 

violin, and Tony Tedesco on drums. Rebecca Kilgore’s voice shines brightly on this fine CD; it’s ethereal and earthy 

at the same time, both saintly and swinging. [Item Code: 66983 CD: $16.00] 

19416 SCOTT HAMILTON HOWARD ALDEN A SPLENDID TRIO There’ll Be Some Changes Made • The 

Duke • Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out to Dry • I Won’t Dance • Swedish Pastry • Upper Manhattan Medical Group 

• With Someone New • Russian Lullaby • Changes • Just One More Chance • Indian Summer (Personnel: Howard 

Alden, Frank Tate) [2010] Scott Hamilton, Howard Alden, and Frank Tate exemplify what can be called ‘chamber 

jazz.’ This is intimate music-making at its best. The jazz saxophone superstar, jazz guitar legend, and veteran 

jazz bassist perform together with a wonderfully relaxed feel. Eleven great tunes are exceptionally presented by 

this splendid trio, keeping the melody front and center throughout. Recording a full CD together for the first time, 

Hamilton and Alden demonstrate their generation’s reverence for straight-ahead melodic jazz beautifully. [Item 

Code: 67141 CD: $16.00] 

19418 JOHNNY VARRO SPEAK LOW Speak Low • I Wish I Knew • Once I Loved • Falling In Love With Love 

• It Could Happen To You • Tangerine • This Year’s Kisses • My Heart Stood Still • All The Things You Are • Waltz 

For Debby • Four • Sweethearts On Parade • The Lamp Is Low • Summer Samba (Personnel: Warren Vache, Harry 

Allen, Nicki Parrott, Chuck Riggs) [2010] Johnny Varro presents a wonderful musical embodiment of mainstream 

jazz with his quintet. A consummate swing pianist, Varro improvises elegantly with flawless technique and a light, 

airy touch. [Item Code: 67032 CD: $16.00] 

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19421 FRANK TATE THANKS FOR THE MEMORY - FRANK TATE’S MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO BOBBY SHORT Looking At You (a) • That Face 

(a) • Never Let Me Go (a) • At Long Last Love (b) • You’re Sensational (b) • Moments Like This (b) • Medley: Harlem 

Butterfly- Drop Me Off in Harlem (c) • Picture Me Without You (c) • Sand In My Shoes (c) • Medley: Dancing In 

The Dark- Dream Dancing (d) • Let’s Misbehave (d) • Hooray For Love (d) • I Love You, Samantha (e) • I Walk a 

Little Faster (e) • Losing My Mind (e) • You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To (f) • Thanks For the Memory (f) (Vocalists: 

a- Barbara Carroll; b- Rebecca Kilgore; c- Daryl Sherman; d- Charles Cochran; e- Ronny Whyte; f- Chris Gillespie) 

(Personnel: Mike Renzi, Joe Ascione) [2010] All-star jazz bassist Frank Tate celebrates the most influential 

musician in his career, the extraordinary showman Bobby Short. Vocals by cabaret stars Barbara Carroll, Rebecca 

Kilgore, Daryl Sherman, Chris Gillespie, Ronny Whyte, and Charles Cochran make this a truly stellar tribute to the 

unique stage presence of Bobby Short. Tate performed swingingly alongside Short for the last nine years of his spectacular 

career. [Item Code: 67142 CD: $16.00] 

19426 RUBY BRAFF OUR LOVE IS HERE TO STAY Linger Awhile • All My Life, Day In, Day Out, I’m Coming 

Virginia, I Know That You Know • Deed I Do • Clear Water • What Is There To Say?- Our Love Is Here To Stay 

• The Darktown Strutters’ Ball (Personnel: Chuck Wilson, Howard Alden, Jon Wheatley, Scott Robinson, Jon-Erik 

Kellso, Marshall Wood, Jim Gwin) [1998] Never before released music from the late, legendary jazz cornetist Ruby Braff, whose unique sound is 

remarkable. Braff’s tone and style are instantly recognizable throughout this CD. Recorded in 1998. [Item Code: 

67033 CD: $16.00] 

19436 BUCKY PIZZARELLI JOHN PIZZARELLI FAMILY FUGUE All The Things You Are • Without You, Body 

and Soul • Sweet Georgia Brown • It Could Happen To You • Stardust • Golden Earrings • What’s New • Cry 

Me a River- Girl Talk • On Green Dolphin Street • Put Your Dreams Away • Stompin’ At The Savoy- Memories of 

You- Sing, Sing, Sing (Personnel: Martin Pizzarelli, Larry Fuller, Tony Tedesco) Pure Pizzarelli magic at its finest. 

A special Benny Goodman salute by Bucky and John Pizzarelli, recorded live at Tanglewood with Martin Pizzarelli 

on bass, Larry Fuller on piano, and Tony Tedesco on drums. [Item Code: 67034 CD: $16.00] 

ARCHEOPHONE RECORDS 

5015 CLARICE VANCE MAY IRWIN THE HIGH PRIESTESS OF JOLLITY & THE SOUTHERN SINGER Moses 

Andrew Jackson, Goodbye (a) • The Bully (a) • Mat-ri-mony (a) • When You Ain’t Got No Money, You Needn’t 

Come Around (a) • May Irwin’s Frog Song (a) • Don’t Argify (a) • Mariar (cylinder version) (b) • Save Your Money, 

‘Cause De Winter Am Comin’ On (b) • If Anybody Wants To Meet A Jonah, Shake Hands With Me (b) • He’s A 

Cousin Of Mine (b) • I’d Rather Two-Step Than Waltz, Bill (b) • Yo’ Eyes Are Open, But You’re Sound Asleep (b) • 

Mariar (short version) (b) • I’m Wise (b) • Handle Me With Care (b) • That Friend of Mine (b) • I’m Afraid To Come 

Home In The Dark (b) • Mariar (long version) (b) • Goodbye To Johnnie (b) • It Looks to Me Like A Big Night Tonight 

(b) • Love Me Like I Like To Be Loved (b) (Artists: a- May Irwin; b- Clarice Vance) [1905-1909] Another one-ofa-kind 

production from Archeophone Records, the complete recorded output by two former legends of the stage, 

May Irwin and Clarice Vance. Each of these women were so fully booked in variety and legitimate shows that they 

hardly ever had the time to make it to the studio to record. Thus, the few recordings they did wax were treated by 

the companies as celebrity ‘events,’ which the theatre-going public would recognize as such. Recorded between 

1905 and 1909, the selections on this CD are now very scarce. [Item Code: 67127 CD: $17.00] 

9012 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE PHONOGRAPHIC YEARBOOK - 1914 - HER MEMORY HAUNTS YOU When 

You Wore a Tulip and I Wore a Big Red Rose (a) • I Love the Ladies (b) • I’m On My Way to Mandalay (c) • Little 

Grey Home in the West (d) • California and You (e) • By the Beautiful Sea (f) • Can’t You Hear Me Calling, Caroline? 

(g) • A Little Love, a Little Kiss (h) • The Aba Daba Honeymoon (b) • The Good Ship Mary Ann (i) • Rebecca of 

Sunny-brook Farm (a) • The Song that Stole My Heart Away (j) • Ballin’ the Jack (k) • Cohen on the Telephone (l) • 

In the Valley of the Moon (m) • He’d Have to Get Under Get Out and Get Under (to Fix Up His Automobile) (n) • 

He’s a Devil in His Own Home Town (o) • By the Beautiful Sea (p) • Too-Ra Loo-Ra Loo-Ral (That’s an Irish Lullaby) 

(q) • When You’re A Long, Long Way from Home (j) • The International Rag (b) • The Memphis Blues (r) • I Want 

to Go Back to Michigan (Down on the Farm) (s) • All Aboard for Dixie Land (t) • It’s a Long, Long Way To Tipperary 

(a) (Artists: a- American Quartet; b- Collins and Harlan; c- Henry Burr, Albert Campbell and Will Oakland; d- 

Alma Gluck; e- Irving Kaufman; f- Heidelberg Quintet; g- George MacFarlane; h- John McCormack; i- Nora Bayes; 

j- Henry Burr; k- Prince’s Band; l- Joe Hayman; m- Helen Clark & Henry Burr; n- Billy Murray; o- Ed. Morton; p- 

Ada Jones and Billy Watkins; q- Chauncey Olcott; r- Victor Military Band; s- Elida Morris; t- Ada Jones & Peerless 

Quartet) [1914] The next volume in the popular Phonographic Yearbook series, 1914 - ‘Her Memory Haunts You’ 

tells of the year when the push for progressive reform was silenced by the start of World War I. The set features 25 

tracks and a 24-page full-color booklet with an interpretive essay, notes on the songs, and the rare historical images 

you’ve come to expect from the Archeophone Yearbooks. [Item Code: 65719 CD: $17.00] 

AZICA 

72244 FRANK VIGNOLA 100 YEARS OF DJANGO Rhythm Futur • Troubland Bolero • Swing Gitane • Tears 

• Song D’Automne • Diminishing Blackness • Mystery Pacific • Douce Ambiance • Nuages • Swing (Personnel: 

Vinny Raniolo, Gary Mazzaroppi, Julien Labro) [2009] Frank Vignola is one of many jazz guitarists who has 

been drawn to the music of gypsy jazz legend Django Reinhardt. Vignola plays mostly with a trio and substitutes 

accordion player Julien Labro for a violinist, while he uses only one rhythm guitarist (Vinny Raniolo) and a bassist. 

The results of Vignola’s efforts are superb, not merely near-rote re-creations of Reinhardt’s music. Fans of gypsy 

swing will discover 100 Years of Django as a rewarding celebration of the music of Django Reinhardt. [Item Code: 

67247 CD: $18.00] 

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BEAR FAMILY 

17144 ROSEMARY CLOONEY PEREZ PRADO THE VELVET LOUNGE - A TOUCH OF TABASCO, PLUS Mack The Knife • Corazon De Melon 

• Like A Woman • Sway • Magic Is The Moonlight • You Do Something To Me • Adios • In A Little Spanish Town 

• I Only Have Eyes For You • I Got Plenty O’ Nuttin’ • Bali Ha’i • Cu-Cu-Ru-Cu-Cu Paloma • Summertime Love • 

Amor • Sania • Amor • Summertime Love (Collective Personnel: Perez Prado, Al Viola, Donald Bagley, Raymond 

Black, William Cannon, Marvin Brown, Paul Horn, Don Fagerquist, Ollie Mitchell, Alvino Rey, Peter Gallodoro, 

More) [1959-1960 Seventeen tracks with a 28-page booklet in a digipak. During three Hollywood sessions in 

July and August 1959, two different musical worlds collided. Over here was the current star Rosemary Clooney, 

from Kentucky, a woman who shaped the popular music of the 1950s with hits like ‘Come On-a My House’, ‘Hey 

There’, ‘This Ole House’ and others. Over there was the mambo king from Cuba, Perez Prado, older by twelve 

years, whose super hits ‘Cherry Pin’k And ‘Apple Blossom White’ and ‘Patricia’ had become evergreens in music 

history. Their collaboration resulted in ‘A Touch Of Tabasco,’ an album merging Latin standards and all-American 

songs. Clooney’s husband, Jose ‘Joe’ Ferrer, from Puerto Rico, helped break down the barriers. He taught his wife 

the required Spanish articulation enabling her to sing Latin classics like ‘Corazon De Melon’, ‘Adios’ and ‘Cu- 

Cu-Rru-Cu-Cu Paloma’. The two singers were accompanied in the studio by first rate musicians, some who had 

already made their name on records or in various bands and others who were just emerging. The list includes ace 

cats like horn players Ollie Mitchell and Paul J. Horn, and drummers Leo Acosta and Earl Cyril Palmer. They made sure that the Clooney/Prado 

versions of legendary tunes like ‘Mack The Knife’ (from Berthold Brecht’s ‘The Threepenny Opera’), ‘In A Little Spanish Town’, Cole Porter’s ‘You 

Do Something To Me’, and ‘Bali Ha’i’ (from the top musical ‘South Pacific’) received a personal, original treatment. Included are three extra tracks 

to enhance the original ‘A Touch Of Tabasco’: ‘Summertime Love’, ‘Amor’, and ‘Sania’ (without Rosemary Clooney), recorded at the same studio 

in February 1960. [Item Code: 66991 CD: $23.00] 

17203 LOUIS PRIMA KEELY SMITH THE VELVET LOUNGE - JUMP JIVE & WAIL Jump, Jive, An’ Wail • Just A Gigolo- I Ain’t Got Nobody • 

Oh Marie • Bim Bam • I’ll Be Glad When You’re Dead You Rascal You • Buona Sera • I’ve Got The World On A String • Ten Little Women • Pennies 

From Heaven • That Old Black Magic • Them There Eyes- Honeysuckle Rose • Twinkle In Your Eye • Gotta See Baby Tonight • Basin Street Blues- 

When It’s Sleepy Time Down South • Night Train • Equator • Whistle Stop • Five Months, Two Weeks, Two Days • I’ve Got You Under My Skin • 

Handle With Care • Banana Split For My Baby • When You’re Smiling- The Sheik Of Araby • There’ll Be No Next Time • Dig That Crazy Chick • 

Hey Boy, Hey Girl • Everybody Knows • Be Mine (Little Baby) • Up Jumped A Rabbit • Three Handed Woman • Angelina•Zooma Zooma (Medley) 

(Collective Personnel: Jack Marshall, Robert Morris, Sam Butera, James Blount, Willie McCumber, Amado Rodriques, Tony, Liuzza, Harvey Long, 

Lou Sineaux, Paul Ferrara, Bob Roberts, Robert Carter, more) [1956-1962] There’s no better collection of Louis 

Prima’s seriously frantic fusion of rock ‘n’ roll, Dixieland and Neapolitan mayhem. Fans will also appreciate the 

generous number of tracks and the booklet’s numerous photos. Jump blues, vaudeville, Dixieland jazz, Sicilian 

boogie, swing and flat-out rock ‘n’ roll; they were all reflected in the riotous lounge act which he pioneered if not 

invented. Despite his age (born 1910) and a recording career which spanned four decades, Prima understood rock 

‘n’ roll. This collection doesn’t overlook his jazz-inflected pop hits with Keely Smith but it relies primarily on his 

very best recordings for Capitol, those which capture the exalted frenzy of his live show and the rumbustious spirit 

of ‘50s rock ‘n’ roll. It includes his own full-steam ahead classic, ‘Jump, Jive An’ Wail’, several innovative medleys 

and a clutch of attractive rockers by his accompanists, tenor sax player Sam Butera and his band, the Witnesses. 

Spurned by critics at the time, this anthology of ground-breaking, house-rocking music restores Louis Prima to his 

rightful, well-deserved place in the reissue spotlight. [Item Code: 66990 CD: $23.00] 

BGP 

235 CANONBALL ADDERLEY LOVE, SEX AND THE ZODIAC Introduction • Aries: Damn Right • Taurus: 

Wampus Cat • Femini: Ecstasy • Cancer: All Sides • Lee: Rosebud • Virgo: For Pam • Libra: Patricia • Scorpio: 

Back ‘A’ Town • Sagittarius: West Texas • Capricorn: The Gentle • Aquarius: Humanity Plus • Pisces: Allison’s Trip 

(Personnel: Nat Adderley, George Duke, Hal Galper, Jimmy Jones, Walter Booker, Roy McCurdy) Love, Sex And 

The Zodiac is one of the great jazz saxophonist’s later albums. After playing on Miles Davis’ ‘Kind Of Blue’, he 

became one of the most influential bandleaders, and, in collaboration with producer David Axelrod, made some 

outstanding albums such as ‘Country Preacher’ and this one. Using his regular band which included his brother 

Nat and George Duke, the album is built on a solid jazz soul groove, over which narrator Rick Holmes intones 

the sexual needs of the signs of the Zodiac. [Item Code: 67105 CD: $14.00] 

236 JANICE JANICE Wake Up Smiling • Goody Two Shoes • I Told You So • Take Me Away • Him • If 

I Had Known (I’d Be Gone) • Love On The Line • You’re Letting Me Go • I Should Have Left You (Personnel: 

Reggie Saddler, William Acosta, Freddie Morrison) First ever CD issue for this superior soul album, produced 

by ex-Moonglow and Motown writer-producer Harvey Fuqua for Fantasy Records in 1975. The vocal similarities 

between former beauty queen Janice Barnett Saddler and her contemporary Gladys Knight have long endeared her 

to all fans of quality 70s soul. On its vinyl release ‘Janice’ was embraced by the Northern Soul brigade for its two 

storming dancers, ‘I Told You So’ and ‘Wake Up Smiling’ - although sublime sweet soul ballads like ‘Goody Two 

Shoes’ also proved, then and now, that Janice (the group) were more than merely the latest dance-oriented act to 

fall off disco’s assembly line. [Item Code: 67106 CD: $14.00] 

237 OPA GOLDEN WINGS Golden Wings • Paper Butterflies (Muy Lejos Te Vas) • Totem • African Bird • 

Corre Nina • Pieces: Tombao- La Escuela- Tombao- The Last Goodbye • Groove (Collective Personnel: Hugo Fattoruso, 

Jorge Fattoruso, Ringo Thielmann, Hermeto Pascoal, David Amaro, Airto) [1976] Opa was the brainchild 

of Hugo Fatturoso, the Uruguayan musical genius who was behind the South American beat group Los Shakers. 

After time exploring the rhythms of rock he returned to his first love, jazz and formed Opa in 1969 with his brother 

Jorge and Ringo Thielman on drums. Moving to New York in 1970 they became Airto Morreira and Flora Purim’s 

backing band, appearing on several of their early-to-mid 70s albums. [Item Code: 67107 CD: $14.00] 

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238 PLEASURE DUST YOURSELF OFF Dust Yourself Off • Reality • My Love • Midnight At The Oasis • Music Is My Life • Plastic People 

• Bouncy Lady • What Is Slick • Straight Ahead (Personnel: Marlon ‘The Magician’ McClain, Nathaniel Phillips, 

Dennis Springer, Dan Brewster, Joe Sample, Bruce Carter, Bruce Smith, Sherman Davis, Donald Hepburn) [1974- 

1975] The debut album by Pleasure - ‘Dust Yourself Off’. An 8-piece that hailed from Portland, Oregon, and whose 

records such as the fantastic ‘Joyous’ are essential items in any jazz funk collection. The band were discovered by 

Wayne Henderson of the Jazz Crusaders who signed them to his At Home Productions, and issued their records 

through Fantasy Records. Although they didn’t crossover to superstardom, their records are good examples of mid- 

70s Earth Wind & Fire-styled funk. The percussive ‘Bouncy Lady’ is one of the key breaks used by the pioneering 

DJs who created hip hop, although at the time of release the single of ‘Midnight At The Oasis’, which nearly made 

the charts, was its main calling card. [Item Code: 67108 CD: $14.00] 

239 RAUL DE SOUZA COLORS Nana • Canto De Ossanha • Water Buffalo • Dr Honoris Causa • Festival 

• Crystal Silence • Chants To Burn (Personnel: Ted Lo, Richard Davis, Jack De Johnette, Kenneth Nash, Snooky 

Young, Oscar Brashear, George Bohanon, Don Waldrop, Jerome Richardson, Sahib Shihab) [1974] Brazilian 

trombone maestro Raul De Souza flits between jazz and funk with ease. He was a founder member of Bossa Rio 

with Sergio Mendes, while his late 70s Capitol albums are jazz-funk classics that filled floors around the world. ‘Colors”’, his first US album, is a fine 

example of 70s Brazilian jazz fusion. Produced by Airto Moreira, and featuring a star-studded line up of musicians 

including Cannonball Adderley, Jack De Johnette and Richard Davis. It blends straight jazz with the exotic rhythms 

of Brazil. Standout tracks include a funked-up version of Moacir Santos’ ‘Nana’ and the jazz dance ‘Festival’ that 

features outstanding percussion work from Kenneth Nash. [Item Code: 67109 CD: $14.00] 

BLACK SWAN 

1 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE BLACK SWAN SAMPLER Stock Yards Strut (a) / Black And Evil Blues (b) / Hokum 

Blues (c) / I’ve Got The Blues For Rampart Street (d) / Your Folks (e) / Eagles On A Half (f) / Markets Street Jive (g) / 

Black Eye Blues (h) / Frog-I-More Rag (i) / See That My Grave Is Kept Clean (j) / Hometown Skiffle (Part 1) (k) / Ham 

Bone Blues (l) / Five O’Clock Stomp (m) / Lucky Rock Blues (h) / Poor Boy Long Ways From Home (n) / Hasting 

Street (o) / Come On Boys Let’s Do That Messin’ Around (p) / Honky Tonk Train Blues (q) (Artists: a- Freddie Keppard’s 

Jazz Cardinals; b- Alice Moore; c- Hokum Boys; d- Ida Cox; e- Blythe’s Washboard Ragamuffins; f- Geeshie 

Wiley; g- Kansas City Melrose; h- Ma Rainey; i- Jelly Roll Morton; j- Blind Lemon Jefferson; k- Hometown Skiffle; 

l- Ed Bell; m- The Dixie Four; n- Banjo Joe; o- Charlie Spand; p- Blind Blake; q- Meade Lux Lewis) Black Swan 

is home to the legendary Paramount label, one of the pioneers in jazz and blues recordings. This 18 track sampler 

includes many of the label’s masterpieces, including early stars like Freddie Keppard, Jimmy Blythe, Blind Lemon 

Jefferson, Jelly Roll Morton, Ma Rainey, Blind Blake and Meade Lux Lewis. [Item Code: 67171 CD: $6.00] 

38 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE PARAMOUNT CHICAGO JAZZ BANDS Mabel’s Dream (2) (a) • The Southern 

Stomps (2) (a) • Riverside Blues (a) • Jazz Me Blues (b) • Sister Kate (b) • Nobody’s Sweetheart (b) • Play That Thing 

(c) • Jazzbo Jenkins (c) • Mojo Blues (d) • Heebie Jeebies (d) • Trombone Man (e) • Yearning For Mandalay (e) • 

St. Louis Man (f) • Five O’Clock Stomp (f) • Hot And Ready (g) • It’s A Low-Down-thing (g) • It’s Tight Jim (2) (e) 

• Harmony Blues (e) • The Southern Stomps (1) (a) • Mabel’s Dream (1) (a) (Artists: a- King Oliver’s Jazz Band; b- 

Charles Pierce & His Orchestra; c- Ollie Powell’s Harmony Syncopaters; d- Lovie Austin & Her Blues Syncopaters; 

e- Preston Jackson & His Uptown Band; f- Dixie 4; g- Richard M. Jones & His Jazz Wizards) [1923-1928] Twenty 

track collection focuses on the recordings made in Chicago for the paramount label. Includes a number of pioneers of recorded jazz. This sampler 

just scratches the surface of the Paramount catalog. [Item Code: 67120 CD: $16.00] 

CAPITOL 

905861 JOE LOVANO BIRD SONGS Passport • Donna Lee • Barbados • Moose The Mooche • Lover Man 

• Birdyard • Ko Ko • Blues Collage: Carving The Bird- Bird Feathers- Bloomdido • Dexterity • Dewey Square • 

Yardbird Suite (Personnel: James Weidman, Esperanza Spalding, Otis Brown, Francisco Mela) [2010] A the 

young age of 34, Charlie Parker, passed and left open questions about what would be. Joe Lovano kept wondering 

how Bird would have developed within these tunes, not just as the incredible soloist the he was, but as an arranger 

and band leader. ‘Bird Songs’ is Joe Lovano’s humble attempt to answer some of those questions in his own way. 

[Item Code: 66571 CD: $18.00] 

CELLAR LIVE 

72010 THE NIGHT CRAWLERS DOWN IN THE BOTTOM Apercu • Goin’ Down • Marrket-Place • Esperanto 

• Down In The Bottom • Moonlight In Vermont • Neckbones • Zattitude • Bean O • Love Bowl • Modal 

Issue (Personnel: Jesse Cahill, Cory Weeds, Steve Kaldestad, Dave Sikula, Chris Gestrin, more) [2010] Greasy 

organ quintet backed up by jazz orchestra that conjures up memories of ‘60s Jimmy Smith albums. A ‘who’s who’ 

of Canadian jazz. Great arrangements from the likes of Jack McDuff, Hank Marr, and Dr. Lonnie Smith. [Item 

Code: 66452 CD: $16.00] 

91210 ONE FOR ALL INVADES VANCOUVER Big G • Up the Middle • Open & Shut • Dear Ruth • Nemesis 

• One For Cedar • Moments Notice • Prime Time Outro (Personnel: Jim Rotondi, Eric Alexander, Steve Davis, 

David Hazeltine, John Webber, Joe Farnsworth) [2010] A beautiful bombardment of swinging exuberance not to 

be messed with. One For All is a New York-based band comprised of six talented and successful musicians. Having 

achieved exceptional musicianship individually, each member of this jazz sextet possesses his own singular style. 

Together, they create a rare and unique sound. [Item Code: 66451 CD: $16.00] 

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COMPLETE 60S 

11960 VARIOUS ARTISTS COMPLETE POP INSTRUMENTAL HITS OF THE SIXTIES, VOLUME 1 - 1960 Smokie (Part 2) (1a) • Smokie (Part 

2) (1b) • Bonnie Came Back (*) (1c) • Skokiaan (South African Song) (*) (1d) • Teenage Hayride (1e) • Harlem 

Nocturne (1f) • One Mint Julep (*) (1g) • Amapola (1h) • Tracy’s Theme (*) (1i) • The Theme From “A Summer 

Place” (*) (1j) • On The Beach (*) (1k) • Bulldog (1l) • Too Much Tequila (1m) • Teensville (*) (1g) • Werewolf 

(1n) • A Closer Walk (*) (1o) • Whatcha’ Gonna Do (*) (1p) Beatnik Fly (*) (1q) Summer Set (*) (1r) Chattanooga 

Choo Choo (1s) Caravan (*) (1t) Shazam! (*) (1c) White Silver Sands (1a) Mr. Lucky (*) (1u) The Madison Time 

(Part 1) (*) (1v) • Beautiful Obsession (*) (1w) • Ooh Poo Pah Doo (Part 2) (1x) • National City (1y) • La Montana 

(If She Should Come To You) (*) (2a) • La Montana (If She Should Come To You) (*) (2b) • Theme For Young 

Lovers (*) (1j) • The Theme From “The Unforgiven” (The Need For Love) (*) (2c) • Because They’re Young (*) 

(1c) • Down Yonder (1q) • Josephine (1a) • Look For A Star (*) (2d) • Theme From Adventures In Paradise (*) 

(2e) • Night Train (1f) • Bongo Bongo Bongo (*) (2f) • Walk-Don’t Run (*) (2g) • Kommotion (1c) • Revival 

(1q) • Vaquero (Cowboy) (*) (2h) • Theme From The Apartment (*) (2i) • Beachcomber (*) (2j) • Brontosaurus 

Stomp (2k) • Rocking Goose (1q) • Never On Sunday (*) (2c) • Temptation (*) (2b) • Theme From The Sundowners 

(*) (2l) • Midnight Lace (2m) • Midnight Lace (2n) • Midnight Lace (Part 1) (*) (2o) • Don’t Be Cruel 

(2p) • The Sundowners (*) (2d) • (Theme From) The Sundowners (*) (3a) • Peter Gunn (*) (1c) • (Theme From) 

“The Dark At The Top Of The Stairs” (*) (3b) • Night Theme - The Mark II, Last Date (*) (3c) • Ruby Duby Du 

(3d) • “Ruby Duby Du (From “”Key Witness””)” (3e) • Stranger From Durango (3f) • Gonzo (3g) • You Are My Sunshine (*) (1q) Last Date (*) (3h) 

• Blue Tango (1a) • Rambling (3i) • Perfidia (*) (2g) • Twistin’ Bells (1t) • (Let’s Do) The Hully Gully Twist (1b) • The Clouds (3j) • In The Mood 

(1s) • Reveille Rock (*) (1q) • Tear Drop (1t) • (Theme From) “The Dark At The Top Of The Stairs” (*) (1g) • Forever (*) (3k) • The Madison (3l) • 77 

Sunset Strip (3m) • 77 Sunset Strip (Alternate Stereo Version) (*) (3m) • Red River Rock (1q) (Artists: 1a- Bill Black’s Combo; 1b- Bill Doggett; 1c- 

Duane Eddy & The Rebels; 1d- Bill Haley & His Comets; 1e- Tender Slim; 1f- The Viscounts; 1g- Chet Atkins; 1h- Jacky Noguez & His Orchestra; 

1i- Spencer Ross; 1j- Percy Faith & His Orchestra; 1k- Frank Chacksfield & His Orchestra; 1l- The Fireballs; 1m- The Champs; 1n- The Frantics; 1o- 

Pete Fountain; 1p- Nat “King” Cole; 1q- Johnny & The Hurricanes; 1r- Monty Kelly & His Orchestra; 1s- Ernie Fields Orchestra; 1t- Santo & Johnny; 

1u- Henry Mancini & His Orchestra; 1v- The Ray Bryant Combo; 1w- Sir Chauncey & His Exciting Strings; 1x- Jessie Hill; 1y- “Joiner, Arkansas 

Junior High School Band”; 2a- Frank DeVol; 2b- Roger Williams; 2c- Don Costa & His Orchestra; 2d- Billy Vaughn & His Orchestra; 2e- Jerry Byrd; 

2f- Preston Epps; 2g- The Ventures; 2h- The Fireballs; 2i- Ferrante & Teicher; 2j- Bobby Darin; 2k- The Piltdown Men; 2l- The Felix Slatkin Orchestra; 

2m- David Carroll & His Orchestra; 2n- Ray Ellis & His Orchestra; 2o- Ray Conniff & His Orchestra; 2p- Bill 

Black’s Combo; 3a- Mantovani & His Orchestra; 3b- Ernie Freeman; 3c- Floyd Cramer; 3d- Tobin Mathews 

& Co.; 3e- Charles Wolcott & The MGM Studio Orchestra; 3f- Richie Allen; 3g- James Booker; 3h- Lawrence 

Welk & His Orchestra; 3i- The Ramblers; 3j- The Spacemen; 3k- The Little Dippers; 3l- Al Brown; 3m- Don 

Ralke) 3-CD set. Stereo - (*). This first release from the new Complete 60s label is the start of a decade-long 

series of box sets (one per year) compiling every instrumental that ever hit the Billboard Hot 100 during this 

golden age of the popular instrumental. All are presented in the order they peaked on the charts. Relive the 

experience of hearing them the way the world did in 1960. Hear how surf music evolved, how rock combos 

and orchestral arrangers influenced each other, and how easy listening logically emerged as a ‘genre’ in the 

‘60s. [Item Code: 67152 3-CD: $35.00] 

CREATIVE NATION MUSIC 

20 ERIC HOFBAUER AND THE INFRARED BAND LEVEL These Two Things • La Ligne De Chance • 

Castor And Pollux • The Faction • Murder For A Har Of Red Rum • Surely Some Revelation • Spy Vs Spy • 

Ghosts And Giants • Pocket Chops (Personnel: Kelly Roberge, Sean Farias, Miki Matsuki) [2010] Like its 

predecessor, the 2008 release ‘Myth Understanding’, the Infrared Band’s second release also revels in wordplay 

(the title is a palindrome) but this time the primary inspiration behind the music is a thematic exploration 

of balance and duality. [Item Code: 66755 CD: $14.00] 

DADDY JAZZ 

1003 BILL HARRIS HOLIDAY IMPROVISATIONS Happy Holiday • Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting 

On An Open Fire) • O Tannenbaum • White Christmas • Linus And Lucy • Nature Boy- The Little Drummer 

Boy • Winter Wonderland • Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas • Santa Claus Is Coming To Town • A 

Child Is Born • Silver Bells • Funky Bells (Jingle Bells) • Christmas Time Is Here • It Came Upon A Midnight 

Clear • Silent Night- Amazing Grace [1998] Washington D.C. solo pianist Bill Harris is in fine form playing 

melodic interpretations of seasonal favorites. [Item Code: 66893 CD: $15.00] 

DOMINO RECORDS 

891214 ORNETTE COLEMAN 1987 HAMBURG CONCERT Chanting • Africa Is The Mirror Of All 

Colors • Word For Bird • Lonely Woman • The Art Of Love Is Happiness • Storytellers • Peace Warriors • 

The Sphinx • Latin Genetics • Today, Yesterday And Tomorrow • City Living • Turnaround (Personnel: Don 

Cherry, Charlie Haden, Bily Higgins) [1987] This release contains a previously unreleased live performance 

by the original Ornette Coleman Quartet, in a reunion concert that took place in Hamburg, Germany, in 1987. 

The performance was taped nearly 30 years after the quartet’s first album, the wonderful ‘The Shape Of Jazz 

to Come’. Among the many highlights here are revised versions of ‘Lonely Woman’, from that album, and ‘The 

Sphinx’, from Ornette’s first album, ‘Something Else’, as well as various tunes from the quartet’s reunion studio 

album, ‘In All Languages’, which was recorded during the same year this concert was taped. [Item Code: 

66944 2-CD: $20.00] 

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891215 SONNY ROLLINS LIVE IN MUNICH 1965 Darn That Dream • Standard Medley Into There Will Never Be Another You • The Song 

Is You • On Green Dolphin Street- Night And Day (Personnel: Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen, Alan Dawson) 

[1965] Import live archive release containing a complete, previously unreleased trio performance by Sonny Rollins. 

Recorded in Munich in 1965, showcasing the saxophonist with talented Danish bassist Niels-Henning Orsted 

Pedersen and drummer Alan Dawson. Among the many highlights, it presents versions of tunes rarely recorded by 

Rollins like; ‘Darn That Dream’ and ‘The Song Is You’. Includes 8-page booklet. [Item Code: 66947 CD: $16.00] 

891216 JOHN COLTRANE THE COMPLETE NOVEMBER 19, 1962 STOCKHOLM CONCERTS Naima • Traneing 

In • Impressions • My Favorite Things • The Inchworm • Bye, Bye Blackbird • Mr. P.C. • Bye, Bye Blackbird #2 

• The Inchworm #2 • Naima #2 • I Want To Talk About You • Impressions #2 • Mr. P.C. #2 • My Favorite Things 

#2 • Every Time We Say Goodbye • Traneing In #2 (Personnel: McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Elvin Jones) [1962] 

3-CD set. John Coltrane embarked on an ambitious European tour with his classic quartet in 1962. Fortunately, a 

number of these performances were recorded. This release presents the two complete concerts given by the group 

at the Konserthuset, in Stockholm, Sweden, on November 19, 1962. This is the first time that these two shows are 

presented in their entirety and on a single set (they had been partially issued on various long out of print releases). 

Although some titles are repeated, Trane and his band are heard here at the pinnacle of their genius. [Item Code: 

67081 3-CD: $30.00] 

DUCK HOLE RECORDS 

3194 MICHAEL FEINSTEIN WITH THE CARMEL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WE DREAMED THESE DAYS 

How Do You Keep The Music Playing • Two For The Road • As Long As She Needs Me • With You • The More I 

See You- There Will Never Be Another You • Dream A Little Dream Of Me • What Kind Of Fool Am I • I Remember 

You • The Hungry Years • When I Fall In Love• My Foolish Heart • If They Ask Me • I’d Rather Leave While I’m In 

Love • We Dreamed These Days (Personnel: Albie Berk, Gary Walters, Dave Mann, Mark Vinci, Carmel Symphony 

Orchestra) [Item Code: 66997 CD: $19.00] 

DYNAMIC 

2907 VARIOUS ARTISTS HIT PARADE 1946 Prisoner Of Love (a) • You Keep Coming Back Like A Song (b) 

• South America, Take It Away (c) • Sioux City Sue (d) • Cement Mixer (Put-ti Put-ti) (e) • To Each His Own (f) • 

The Old Lamp-Lighter (g) • (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons (h) • Symphony (i) • Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief 

(j) • Rumors Are Flying (k) • You Won’t Be Satisfied (Until You Break My Heart) (l) • They Say It’s Wonderful (a) • 

The Gypsy (m) • Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! (n) • I’m A Big Girl Now (o) • Personality (p) • Shoo Fly Pie 

(And Apple Pan Dowdy) (q) • I’m Always Chasing Rainbows (r) • Miserlou (s) • The Things We Did Last Summer 

(t) • Oh! What It Seemed To Be (u) • Ole Buttermilk Sky (v) • Day By Day (u) • Seems Like Old Times (n) (Artists: 

a- Perry Como; b- Dinah Shore; c- Xavier Cugat with Buddy Clark; d- Bing Crosby and The Jesters; e- Alvino Rey 

with Ricky Coluccio; f- Eddy Howard; g- Sammy Kaye with Billy Williams; h- The King Cole Trio; i- Freddie Martin; 

j- Betty Hutton; k- Frankie Carle with Marjorie Hughes; l- Les Brown with Doris Day; m- The Ink Spots; n- Vaughn 

Monroe; o- Sammy Kaye with Betty Barclay; p- Johnny Mercer; q- Stan Kenton with June Christy; r- Dick Haymes & 

Helen Forrest; s- Jan August; t- Jo Stafford; u- Frank Sinatra; v- Hoagy Carmichael) [1946] [Item Code: 65102 

CD: $10.00] 

2908 VARIOUS ARTISTS HIT PARADE 1947 Ballerina (a) • Managua, Nicaragua (b) • Linda (c) • Guilty (d) 

• That’s My Desire (e) • My Adobe Hacienda (f) • Across The Alley From The Alamo (g) • You Do (h) • Heartaches 

(i) • Peg O’ My Heart (j) • Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette) (k) • I Have But One Heart (O Marinariello) (l) • 

Civilization (Bongo, Bongo, Bongo) (m) • Feudin’ & Fightin’ (n) • A Gal In Calico (o) • Near You (p) • Too Fat Polka 

(I Don’t Want Her, You Can Have Her, She’s Too Fat For Me) (r) • I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now? (q) • I Wish 

I Didn’t Love You So (a) • I Never Knew (s) • Serenade Of The Bells (t) • Open The Door, Richard (u) • Mam’selle 

(v) • A Sunday Kind Of Love (w) • Anniversary Song (x) (Artists: a- Vaughn Monroe; b- Freddy Martin with Stuart 

Wade; c- Ray Noble with Buddy Clark; d- Margaret Whiting; e- Frankie Laine; f- Eddy Howard; g- The Mills Brothers; 

h- Dinah Shore; i- Ted Weems; j- The Harmonicats; k- Tex Williams; l- Vic Damone; m- Louis Prima; n- Dorothy 

Shay; o- Johnny Mercer; p- Francis Craig with Bob Lamm; q- Ted Weems with Perry Como; r- Arthur Godfrey; s- Sam 

Donahue with Bill Lockwood; t- Jo Stafford; u- The Three Flames; v- Art Lund; w- Claude Thornhill; x- Al Jolson) 

[1947] [Item Code: 65103 CD: $10.00] 

2909 VARIOUS ARTISTS HIT PARADE 1948 It’s Magic (a) • Nature Boy (b) • Little White Lies (c) • Serenade 

Of The Bells (d) • Buttons And Bows (e) • Love Somebody (f) • Manana (Is Soon Enough For Me) (g) • On A Slow 

Boat To China (h) • You Were Only Fooling (i) • Baby Face (j) • Hair Of Gold, Eyes Of Blue (k) • Until (l) • Because 

(m) • You Call Everybody Darlin’ (n) • I’ll Dance At Your Wedding (o) • How Soon (p) • You Can’t Be True Dear (q) 

• Twelfth Street Rag (r) • Golden Earrings (g) • Maybe You’ll Be There (s) • A Tree In The Meadow (t) • I’m Looking 

Over A Four Leaf Clover (j) • Now Is The Hour (Maori Farewell Song) (u) • My Happiness (v) • Beg Your Pardon 

(w) (Artists: a- Doris Day; b- Nat King Cole; c- Dick Haymes; d- Sammy Kaye with Don Cornell; e- Dinah Shore; 

f- Doris Day and Buddy Clark; g- Peggy Lee; h- Kay Kyser with Harry Babbitt and Gloria Wood; i- Ink Spots; j- Art 

Mooney; k- Gordon MacRae; l- Tommy Dorsey with Harry Prime; m- Perry Como; n- Al Trace with Bob Vincent; 

o- Ray Noble with Buddy Clark; p- Vaughn Monroe; q- Vera Lynn; r- Pee Wee Hunt; s- Gordon Jenkins with Charles 

LaVere; t- Margaret Whiting; u- Bing Crosby; v- The Pied Pipers; w- Francis Craig with Francis Lamm) [1948] 

[Item Code: 65104 CD: $10.00] 

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DYNAMIC 

2910 VARIOUS ARTISTS HIT PARADE 1949 Cruisin’ Down The River (a) • My Darling, My Darling (b) • Riders In The Sky (A Cowboy 

Legend) (c) • Far Away Places (d) • Baby It’s Cold Outside (e) • Mule Train (f) • Don’t Cry Joe (Let Her Go, Let Her 

Go, Let Her Go) (g) • Maybe It’s Because (h) • A Little Bird Told Me (i) • Some Enchanted Evening (j) • I’ve Got My 

Love To Keep Me Warm (k) • You’re Breaking My Heart (l) • Lavender Blue (Dilly Dilly) (m) • Careless Hands (n) • 

Slipping Around (o) • Powder Your Face With Sunshine (p) • ‘A’ You’re Adorable (q) • So Tired (r) • Galway Bay (s) 

• Again (t) • The Huckle-Buck (u) • Room Full Of Roses (v) • Someday (w) • Jealous Heart (x) • That Lucky Old Sun 

(f) (Artists: a- Russ Morgan with The Skylarks; b- Jo Stafford & Gordon MacRae; c- Vaughn Monroe; d- Margaret 

Whiting; e- Dinah Shore & Buddy Clark; f- Frankie Laine; g- Gordon Jenkins with Betty Brewer; h- Dick Haymes; 

i- Evelyn Knight; j- Ezio Pinza; k- Les Brown; l- Vic Damone; m- Dinah Shore; n- Mel Torme; o- Margaret Whiting 

& Jimmy Wakely; p- Evelyn Knight with The Stardusters; q- Perry Como with The Fontaine Sisters; r- Kay Starr; s- 

Bing Crosby; t- Doris Day; u- Tommy Dorsey with Charlie Shavers; v- Sammy Kaye with Don Cornell; w- The Mills 

Brothers; x- Al Morgan) [1949] [Item Code: 65105 CD: $10.00] 

3506 VARIOUS ARTISTS UNFORGETTABLE INSTRUMENTAL HITS April In Portugal (1a) • The Syncopated 

Clock (1b) • Ebb Tide (1c) • Anna (1d) • Peg O’ My Heart (1e • Stardust (1f) • Twelfth Street Rag (1h) • Dragnet 

(1i) • Charmaine (1j) • Meet Mr. Callaghan (1j) • Off Shore (1k) • Melancholy Serenade (1l) • Sam’s Song (1m) • Song From Moulin Rouge (1n) 

• O Mein Papa (1o) • Bumble Boogie (1p) • Moonglow (1q) • Ruby (1r) • St. Louis Blues March (1s) • Blue Tango 

(1b) • Humoresque (1t) • Body And Soul (1u) • Hot Toddy (1v) • Sunrise Serenade (1w) • Sleepy Lagoon (1x) • 

Belle Of The Ball (1b) • Rhapsody In Blue (2a) • Third Man Theme (2b) • Holiday For Strings (2c) • Twilight Time 

(2d) • Hot Canary (2e) • Intermezzo (1t) • Swedish Rhapsody (1n) • What’s New? (2f) • Miserlou (2g) • Oh! (1h) 

• September In The Rain (2h) • Vanessa (2i) • Nola (1j) • Frenesi (1f) • Tico Tico (2j) • Caravan (2k) • Poinciana 

(2c) • Heartaches (2l) • You Made Me Love You (1x) • Slaughter On 10th Avenue (2m) • Josephine (2n) • Limelight 

(Terry’s Theme) (1c) • Sugar Blues (3a) • Delicado (1n) • Whispering (1j) • The Typewriter (1b) • Dancing In The 

Dark (1f) • Petite Waltz (1t) • Pretend (2k) • Harlem Nocturne (3b) • Some Enchanted Evening (3c) • Veradero (3d) 

• Piano Concerto In B Flat (1p) • Toy Trumpet (3e) • Brazil (3f) • Goofus (2n) • Song Of India (3g) • I’ve Got My 

Love To Keep Me Warm (3h) • In A Persian Market (3i) • Jalousie (3j) • Beer Barrel Polka (3k) • Sabre Dance (3l) • 

Night Train (3n) • San (1h) • Dancing With Tears In My Eyes (1j) • Moonlight Serenade (3m) (Artists: 1a- Les Baxter; 

1b- Leroy Anderson; 1c- Frank Chacksfield; 1d- Ray Bloch; 1e- The Harmonicats; 1f- Artie Shaw; 1g- Pee Wee 

Hunt; 1h- Ray Anthony; 1i- Mantovani; 1j- Les Paul; 1k- Leo Diamond; 1l- Jackie Gleason; 1m- Joe ‘Fingers’ Carr; 1n- Percy Faith; 1o- Eddie Calvert; 

1p- Freddy Martin; 1q- Benny Goodman; 1r- Richard Hayman; 1s- Tex Beneke; 1t- Guy Lombardo ; 1u- Coleman 

Hawkins; 1v- Ralph Flanagan; 1w- Glen Gray & Casa Loma; 1x- Harry James; 2a- Glenn Miller; 2b- Anton Karas; 

2c- David Rose; 2d- Three Suns; 2e- Florian Zabach; 2f- Bob Crosby; 2g- Jan August; 2h- George Shearing; 2i- Hugo 

Winterhalter; 2j- Ethel Smith; 2k- Ralph Marterie; 2l- Ted Weems; 2m- Lennie Hayton; 2n- Wayne King; 3a- Clyde 

McCoy; 3b- Herbie Fields; 3c- Paul Weston; 3d- Camarata; 3e- Raymond Scott; 3f- Xavier Cugat; 3g- Tommy Dorsey; 

3h- Les Brown; 3i- Larry Clinton; 3j- Boston Pops; 3k- Will Glahe; 3l- Woody Herman; 3m- Glenn Miller; 3n- Buddy 

Morrow) 3-CD set. [Item Code: 65036 3-CD: $19.00] 

EDITION RECORDS 

1027 MARIUS NESET GOLDEN XPLOSION Introducing- Golden Xplosion • Golden Xplosion • City On Fire 

• Sane • Old Poison (Xl) • Shame Us • Saxophone Intermezzo • The Real YSJ • Saxophone Intermezzo II • Angel 

Of The North • Epilogue (Personnel: Django Bates, Jasper Hoiby, Anton Eger) [2010] Marius Neset is an astonishingly 

gifted 25 year old saxophonist/composer is releasing his second album on Edition Records. ‘Golden Xplosion’, 

also the title of Marius’ band, features one of the hottest quartets anywhere. Pianist Django Bates needs no 

introduction - the names ‘Human Chain’, ‘Loose Tubes and Storm Chaser’, his latest project, will suffice. His playing 

here lends the music an orchestral quality and the textures he adds even on acoustic piano are just gorgeous. Bassist 

Jasper Hoiby’s own Edition CD ‘Phronesis Live’ was one of the jazz hits of 2010. [Item Code: 66681 CD: $16.00] 

ENJA 

9025 MARTY EHRLICH NEW YORK CHILD New York Child • Generosity • Georgia Blue • Tell Me This • 

Elvin’s Exit • Prelude • Time And The Wild Words • Untitled • Turn Again (Personnel: Stan Strickland, Michael 

Cain, Michael Formanek, Bill Stewart) [1993] Recorded June 26, 1993, this release was described by Jazz Podium 

as ‘the climax of his career so far.’ This is his second album with piano, which places a greater stress on harmony. 

Indeed, once again it is melodic character, both as presented in ensemble and extended through improvisation, that 

defies the music as Ehrlich’s. [Item Code: 66444 CD: $14.00] 

ESSENTIAL JAZZ CLASSICS 

55505 DEXTER GORDON THE RESURGENCE OF DEXTER GORDON Home Run • Dolo • Lovely Lisa • 

Affair In Havana • Jodi • Field Day • Diggin’ For Diz (*) • Tune Up (*) • La Chaloupee (*) • Day In, Day Out (*) • 

Stanley The Steamer (*) • This Time The Drum’s On Me (*) (Personnel: Richard Boone, Martin Banks, Dolo Coker, 

Charles Green, Lawrence Marable) [1960] Bonus track - (*) . The complete original 1960 album ‘The Resurgence 

of Dexter Gordon’ (Jazzland JLP29). This LP marked the saxophonist’s first recording since 1955 and Gordon’s sole 

recorded collaboration with pianist Dolo Coker (who composed four of the tunes from the album). As a bonus, 

added are six out of the seven tunes from an interesting session recorded five years earlier (Dexter doesn’t play a 

solo on the missing tune). It presents exactly the same instrumentation of tenor sax, trombone, trumpet and rhythm 

section, and features such stars as Frank Rosolino and Conte Candoli. [Item Code: 66919 CD: $16.00] 

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ESSENTIAL JAZZ CLASSICS 

55506 BENNY GOODMAN BENNY RIDES AGAIN Mission To Moscow • Benny Rides Again • The Earl • Oh, Baby • Fascinating Rhythm • 

Everything I’ve Got Belongs To You • Whispering • All The Things You Are • You Do Something To Me • It Could 

Happen To You • Stereo Stomp • Benny Rides Again (Alternate Take) (*) • The Earl (Alternate Take) (*) • Oh, Baby 

(Alternate Take) (*) • Autumn Nocturne (*) • More Than You Know (*) • You Couldn’t Be Cuter (*) • Oh Gee, Oh 

Joy (*) • It’s All Right With Me (*) • Easy To Love • Who? (*) (Collective Personnel: Herb Geller, Pepper Adams, 

Budd Johnson, Russ Freeman, George Duvivier, Shelly Manne, Red Mitchell, Taft Jordan, Buck Clayton, Billy Butterfield, 

Sir Roland Hanna, Kenny Burrell, Martha Tilton, Andre Previn, Barney Kessel, Leroy Vinnegar, more) [1958] 

Bonus track - (*) . The complete long unavailable Benny Goodman album ‘Benny Rides Again!’ (Chess LP 1440). 

It features an all-star formation of the Goodman Orchestra, as well as four quintet and two quartet tracks. Various 

alternate takes as well as other tunes (including three additional quintet tracks) from the same sessions have been 

included as a bonus. This is a companion volume to the CD ‘Happy Session’ (EJC 55472), which contains the rest 

of the material from these sessions. [Item Code: 66915 CD: $16.00] 

55507 GERRY MULLIGAN PAUL DESMOND BLUES IN TIME Blues In Time • Body And Soul • Stand Still 

• Line For Lyons • Wintersong • Battle Hymn Of The Republican • Fall Out • Tea For Two • Wintersong (Alt Tk) 

• Lover • Line For Lyons (Gerry Mulligan) (*) (Collective Personnel: Paul Desmond, Joe Benjamin, Dave Bailey, 

Don Elliott, Norman Bates, Joe Dodge) [1957] Bonus track - (*) . The complete original LP ‘Blues In Time’ (Verve 

MGV8246), the first of only two studio quartet collaborations between Gerry Mulligan and Paul Desmond. The 

wonderful interplay of their respective baritone and alto saxes is clear from the beginning. The two musicians would 

perform together in later years on long tours with Dave Brubeck. An additional version of Mulligan’s ‘Line for Lyons’ 

by Paul Desmond’s quartet with Don Elliott has been added as a bonus. Includes an 8-page booklet. [Item Code: 

66985 CD: $16.00] 

55508 CHARLES MINGUS PRESENTS CHARLES MINGUS Folk Forms No.1 • Original Faubus Fables • What 

Love • All The Things You Could Be By Now If Sigmund Freud’s Wife Was Your Mother • Stormy Weather (*) • 

Melody From The Drums (*) (Personnel: Eric Dolphy, Ted Curson, Dannie Richmond) [1960] In 1960, celebrated 

jazz critic Nat Hentoff called Charles Mingus to record a number of sessions for the new Candid label. Mingus was 

given absolute freedom on these sessions. The results of the first date were issued on the celebrated ‘Charles Mingus 

Presents Charles Mingus’ (Candid CJM8005), which appears here in its entirety along with two additional tracks that 

complete the session. The band consists of a pianoless quartet with trumpeter Ted Curson, alto saxophonist Eric Dolphy 

(who also plays bass clarinet on one track), Mingus on bass and veteran Mingus drummer Dannie Richmond. 

Includes 16-page booklet. [Item Code: 66986 CD: $16.00] 

55510 CHARLES MINGUS MINGUS REVISITED - JAZZ PORTRAITS - MINGUS IN WONDERLAND Take 

The ‘A’ Train- Exactly Like You • Prayer For Passive Resistence • Eclipse • Mingus Fingus No. 2 • Weird Nightmare 

• Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From Me- I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart • Bemoanable Lady • Half-Mast Inhibition 

• Jazz Portraits- Mingus In Wonderland- Nostalgia In Times Square • I Can’t Get Started • No Private Income 

Blues • Alice’s Wonderland (Aka Diane) (Personnel: Ted Curson, Jimmy Knepper, Eric Dolphy, Yusef Lateef, Joe 

Farrell, Booker Ervin, Paul Bley, Sir Roland Hanna, Dannie Richmond, Lorraine Cousins) [1959-1960] The complete 

original Charles Mingus album ‘Mingus Revisited’ (Limelight LS 86015, also issued as Pre-Bird on Mercury 

MG20627). Recorded in 1960, it features an all-star group with Clark Terry, Ted Curson, Jimmy Knepper, Slide 

Hampton, Paul Bley, Roland Hanna, Yusef Lateef Booker Ervin, Eric Dolphy, and Mingus himself, among others. To 

complement this brilliant album, added is the complete LP ‘Jazz Portraits - Mingus in Wonderland’ (United Artists 

UAL4036), recorded by a Charles Mingus Quintet live at New York’s Nonagon Jazz Gallery in 1959. [Item Code: 

67082 CD: $16.00] 

55511 FLETCHER HENDERSON FLETCHER HENDERSON STORY A STUDY IN FRUSTRATION The Dicty 

Blues • Teapot Dome Blues • Go ‘Long Mule • Shanghai Shuffle • Copenhagen • Everybody Loves My Baby • How 

Come You Do Me Like You Do • Alabamy Bound • Sugarfoot Stomp • What-Cha-Call-’Em Blues • T.N.T. • The 

Stampede • Jackass Blues • Henderson Stomp • The Chant • Snag It • Rocky Mountain Blues • Tozo • St. Louis 

Shuffle • Whiteman Stomp • I’m Coming Virginia • Variety Stomp • St. Louis Blues • Goose Pimples • Hop Off • 

King Porter Stomp • D Natural Blues • Oh Baby • Feeling Good • I’m Feeling Devilish • Old Black Joe Blues • Easy 

Money • Come On Baby • Freeze An’ Melt • Raisin’ The Roof • Blazin’ • Wang Wang Blues • Chinatown • Somebody 

Loves Me • Keep A Song In Your Soul • Sweet And Hot • My Gal Sal • Sugarfoot Stomp • Clarinet Marmalade 

• Hot And Anxious • Comin’ And Goin’ • Singin’ The Blues • Sugar • Blue Moments • New King Porter Stomp • 

Underneath The Harlem Moon • Honeysuckle Rose • Yeah Man • Queer Notions • Can You Take It! • King Porter 

Stomp • Christopher Columbus • Stealin’ Apples • Blue Lou • Rhythm On The Tambourine • Back In Your Own Backyard • Chris And The Gang 

• Sing You Sinners • Moten Stomp • Wild Party (*) • Rug Cutter’s Swing (*) • Hotter Than ‘Ell (*) • Liza (All The 

Clouds ‘ll Roll Away) (*) • I’m A Fool For Loving You (*) • Moonrise On The Lowdowns (*) • I’ll Always Be In Love 

With You (*) • Jangled Nerves (*) • Grand Terrace Rhythm (*) • Riffin’ (*) (Collective Personnel: Louis Armstrong, 

Roy Eldridge, Henry ‘Red’ Allen, Tommy Ladnier, Rex Stewart, J.C. Higginbotham, Charlie Green, Benny Carter, 

Russell Procope , Buster Bailey, Don Redman, Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, Chu Berry, Horace Henderson, Fats 

Waller, Charlie Dixon, Ralph Escudero, Israel Crosby, Kaiser Marshall, Sidney Catlett, more) [1959-1960] Bonus 

tracks - (*). 3-CD set. The complete long unavailable original Columbia 4-LP set ‘The Fletcher Henderson Story - A 

Study in Frustration’. This was the first LP collection to compile the best works of a Fletcher Henderson who, by 

the early 1960s, had fallen into obscurity. This set puts together all of the masterpieces present on the original collection, 

as well as ten bonus tracks featuring Ben Webster, Chu Berry, and Roy Eldridge with the Henderson band. 

[Item Code: 67083 3-CD: $35.00] 

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FANTASTIC VOYAGE 

94 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE SISTERS ANTHOLOGY He’s The Last Word (1a) • Sunday (1b) • Red Hot Mama (1c) • Pickin’ Cotton (1d) • Where 

The Butterflies Kiss The Buttercups Goodnight (1e) • I’m Following You! (1f) • Fit As A Fiddle (1g) • Forty-Second 

Street (1h) • Many Moons Ago (1i) • Dinah (1j) • The Object Of My Affection (1h) • Cross Patch (1k) • Boogie 

Woogie Bugle Boy (1l) • Danny Boy (1m) • Someone’s In The Kitchen With Dinah (1n) • Rum And Coca-Cola (1l) • 

Linger In My Arms A Little Longer, Baby (1o) • California Sunbeam (1p) • Missouri Waltz (1o) • Buttons And Bows 

(2a) • Stardust (2b) • Euphoria (2c) • I Don’t Believe Them At All (2d) • Basin Street Blues (2e) • Wheel Of Fortune 

(2f) • Sincerely (2g) • Teach Me Tonight (2h) • (My Baby Don’t Love Me) No More (2i) • Baby, Honey, Baby (2j) • 

My Yiddishe Momme (1n) • Tonight You Belong To Me (2k) • Cry Baby (2l) • Tonight You Belong To Me (2m) • Tea 

For Two (2n) • Deep Purple (2b) • S’ Wonderful (2o) • Take The ‘A’ Train (2p) • Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight 

(2g) (Artists: 1a- The Williams Sisters; 1b- The Keller Sisters & Lynch; 1c- The Brox Sisters; 1d- The Trix Sisters; 1e- 

The Gumm Sisters; 1f- The Duncan Sisters; 1g- The Ponce Sisters; 1h- The Boswell Sisters; 1i- The Pickens Sisters; 

1j- The DeMarco Sisters; 1k- Alice Faye with The Stafford Sisters; 1l- The Andrews Sisters; 1m- The Moylan Sisters; 

1n- The Barry Sisters; 1o- The Fontane Sisters; 1p- The 5 DeMarco Sisters; 2a- The Dinning Sisters; 2b- The King 

Sisters; 2c- The Clooney Sisters; 2d- The Carter Sisters with Chet Atkins; 2e- The Peters Sisters; 2f- The Bell Sisters; 

2g- The McGuire Sisters; 2h- The De Castro Sisters; 2i- The DeJohn Sisters; 2j- The Paris Sisters; 2k- The Lennon Sisters; 2l- The Bonnie Sisters; 

2m- Patience & Prudence; 2n- The Di Mara Sisters; 2o- The Lewis Sisters; 2p- The Clark Sisters) [1924-1959] 2-CD set. The Sisters Anthology is 

a much-needed celebration of four decades of singing sisters. Compiled by New York-based singer Athan Maroulis, the Sisters Anthology features 

32 different US and UK acts, represented by 38 carefully-chosen recordings ranging from the 1924 rendition of ‘Red Hot Mama’ by the Brox Sisters 

(largely responsible for the post-Vaudeville success of singing sister acts) to the obscure jazz vocal group the Clark Sisters and their 1959 performance 

of ‘Take the ‘A’ Train’. Famous featured artists include the Andrews, Fontane, Boswell and McGuire Sisters, while the Gumm, Stafford and 

Clooney Sisters feature early appearances by Judy Garland, Jo Stafford and Rosemary Clooney respectively. The selection ranges from hit records 

to songs recorded for films or radio shows. In his informative sleeve notes Maroulis traces the origins of the singing sisters phenomenon back to 

the 19th century world of Music Hall, Vaudeville and Burlesque, and on through the advent of recording technology. He provides fascinating biographical 

details of all featured acts, as well as presenting full recording and first release details for each track. [Item Code: 67043 2-CD: $22.00] 

96 VARIOUS ARTISTS WESTERN SWINGIN’ 85 TRACKS FROM THREE GOLDEN DECADES OF WESTERN SWING Steel Guitar Rag (1a) 

• Shame On You (1b) • Pistol-Packin’ Mama (1c) • Take Me Back To Tulsa (1a) • Big Beaver (1a) • Drivin’ Nails In My Coffin (1d) • Stay A Little 

Longer (1a) • Never Trust A Woman (1e) • Tennessee Waltz (1f) • Roly Poly (1a) • Faded Love (1a) • Panhandle Rag (1g) • Crazy ‘Cause I Love You 

(1b) • Taking Off (1h) • Rag Mop (1i) • Sugar Moon (1a) • New Spanish Two-Step (1a) • The Lonesome Hearted Blues (1j) • Get Along, Cindy 

(1h) • Divorce Me C.O.D. (1k) • Steel Guitar Stomp (3e) • New San Antonio Rose (1a) • Detour (1b) • Smoke! 

Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette) (1e) • Cherokee Maiden (1a) • A Big Ball’s In Cowtown (1l) • Rootie Tootie (1f) • 

Take It Away, Leon (1m) • St Louis Blues (1h) • There’ll Be Some Changes Made (2a) • White Heat (1a) • Sugar (2b) 

• She’s Sweet (Ain’t She Sweet) (2c) • Everybody’s Truckin’ (2d) • Sally’s Got A Wooden Leg (2e) • Rubber Dolly (2f) 

• Jeep’s Blues (2g) • The Hesitation Blues (1h) • You Gotta Ho-De-Ho (To Get Along With Me) (2h) • Rosetta (1a) 

• Too Long (1i) • Watcha Gonna Do? (2i) • It’s A Long, Long Way To Tipperary (2j) • Down By The O-H-I-O (1h) • 

One Sweet Letter From You (2b) • Bass Man Jive (2k) • Pussy, Pussy, Pussy (2l) • Some Of These Days (1h) • It’s All 

Your Fault (2m) • Slow Poke (1f) • Twin Guitar Special (1a) • I’ve Found A New Baby (2n) • Stompin’ At The Honky 

Tonk (2o) • Keep On Truckin’ (2p) • In The Mood (2q) • Whatcha Know, Joe? (1i) • Artistry In Western Swing (1e) 

• Louise, Louise Blues (3a) • Corrine Corrina (1a) • Feels Good (3b) • My Bucket’s Got A Hole In It (3c) • Never 

No Mo’ Blues (3d) • Sittin’ On Top Of The World (1a) • She’s A Hum-Dum Dinger (3s) • Milk Cow Blues (1i) • Fan 

It! (2h) • Let Me Play With Your Poodle (3e) • Joe Turner Blues (3f) • Kangaroo Blues (2b) • Woodchip Blues (2p) • 

Cocaine Blues (3g) • Pipe Liner’s Blues (2d) • Mama Don’t Like No Music (3h) • The Right String But The Wrong 

Yo-Yo (3i) • Mean Mistreater Blues (2o) • Brain Cloudy Blues (1a) • My Bank Account Is Gone (3j) • You Played On My Piano (3k) • I Don’t Know 

(3l) • Knockin’ Blues (3m) • Good Rockin’ Tonight (3n) • And I Shook (3o) • Hound Dog (3p) • Hey, Miss Fannie (3q) • Rock And Roll Fever (3r) 

(Artists: 1a- Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys; 1b- Spade Cooley & His Orchestra; 1c- Al Dexter & His Troopers; 1d- Floyd Tillman; 1e- Tex Williams 

& His Western Caravan; 1f- Pee Wee King & His Golden West Cowboys; 1g- Leon McAuliffe & His Western Swing Band; 1h- Milton Brown & His 

Brownies; 1i- Johnnie Lee Wills & His Boys; 1j- Moon Mullican & The Showboys; 1k- Merle Travis; 1l- Hoyle Nix; 1m- Leon McAuliffe; 2a- W Lee 

O’Daniel & His Lightcrust Dough Boys; 2b- Cliff Bruner’s Texas Wanderers; 2c- The Tune Wranglers; 2d- Modern Mountaineers; 2e- Sons Of The 

West; 2f- Bob Skyles & His Skyrockets; 2g- Port Arthur Jubileers; 2h- Swift Jewel Cowboys; 2i- The Hi-Flyers; 2j- Jimmie Revard & His Oklahoma 

Playboys; 2k- Ocie Stockard & The Wanderers; 2l- The Light Crust Dough Boys; 2m- Wade Ray & Noel Boggs; 2n- Bill Mounce & The Sons Of The 

South; 2o- Bob Dunn & His Vagabonds; 2p- Smoky Wood & His Wood Chips; 2q- Ole Rasmussen & His Nebraska Cornhuskers; 3a- Brown’s Musical 

Brownies; 3b- Hartman’s Heart Breakers; 3c- T Texas Tyler & His Oklahoma Melody Boys; 3d- Tommy Duncan & His Western All Stars; 3e- Hank 

Penny; 3f- Adolph Hofner & His Texans; 3g- Roy Hogsed & His Rainbow Riders; 3h- Bill Boyd & His Cowboy Ramblers; 3i- The Jubileers; 3j- Jesse 

Ashlock; 3k- Hank Penny & Jaye P Morgan; 3l- Billy Jack Wills & His Western Swing Band; 3m- Ann Jones & Her Western Sweethearts; 3n- Hank 

Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys; 3o- Les “Carrot Top” Anderson & Redd Harper; 3p- Tommy Duncan & The Miller Brothers); 3q- Bennie Leaders; 

3r- Cecil Campbell & His Tennessee Ramblers; 3s- Buddy Jones) [1924-1959] 3-CD set. The infectious sound of western swing, which 

brought string-band instrumentation to jazz and blues-based repertoire, had its origins in Texas. In 1931 a trio of musicians were renamed the Light 

Crust Doughboys by a canny mill owner and sponsor of a local radio show. The Doughboys in turn spawned massively successful spin-off bands 

led by Milton Brown and Bob Wills respectively. The popularity of western swing spread throughout the south-western states and on to the fertile 

music scene in California, encouraging bands to expand their line-ups, some reaching the proportions of a small orchestra. Among the most successful 

outfits were those led by Spade Cooley, T Texas Tyler, Tex Williams and Hank Thompson. All these artists, and many more are represented 

across the generous 85 tracks. The set is divided into three themes, disc one covering the aforementioned hits and evergreens, disc two exploring 

jazz-derived repertoire, and disc three doing the same for the blues, a genre which increasingly attracted the western swing bands. Titles like ‘Good 

Rockin’ Tonight’ would enjoy renewed popularity when covered by Elvis Presley and other rockabilly cats. Western Swing enjoyed a revival - and 

some crossover to rock audiences - in the seventies at the hands of Asleep At The Wheel and Commander Cody & The Lost Planet Airmen. In 2010 

Willie Nelson collaborated on an album with Asleep At The Wheel, while contemporary band The Hot Club Of Cowtown brings its blend of hot 

jazz and western swing to enthusiastic audiences worldwide. [Item Code: 67045 3-CD: $28.00] 

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FANTASTIC VOYAGE 

110 INA RAY HUTTON How’s About Tomorrow Night? • And I Still Do • Georgia’s Gorgeous Gal • Wild Party • Twenty-Four Hours In Georgia 

• Witch Doctor • Hobo On Park Avenue • Truckin’ • Devil’s Kitchen • Earthquake • I’m A Hundred Percent For You 

• Jazznocracy • Organ Grinders Swing Overture • Medley: Stardust- Organ Grinder’s Swing • Doin’ The Suzie-Q 

• The Melodears Swing • Five O’Clock Whistle • Make Me Know It • A Handful Of Stars • Gotta Have Your Love 

• What’s The Good Of Moonlight • At Last • Nobody’s Sweetheart • Back In Your Own Backyard • Madelaine • 

A Sinner Kissed An Angel • Ev’rything I Love • You Made Me Love You • Don’t Tetch It • Was It Worth It? • Hallelujah 

• Cabin In The Sky • You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To • Angry • Way Down Upon The Swanee River 

(Old Folks At Home) • Georgia On My Mind • Johnny Zero • Remember • It Can’t Be Wrong • Blue Skies • That 

Old Black Magic • In My Arms • Star Eyes • King Porter Stomp • Rose Room • Tess’ Torch Song (I Had A Man) • 

Besame Mucho • Ring Dem Bells • King Porter Stomp • All Of Me • Blue Moon • Milkman, Keep Those Bottles 

Quiet • Take It Easy (Collective Personnel: Kay Walsh, Estella Slavin, Ruth Bradley, Betty Sticht, Betty Sattley, 

Rose Ansiodale, Fy Hesser, Jack Purcell, Tony Aless, Danny Cappi, Eddie Zandy, more) [1934-1944] 3-CD set. 

Nicknamed ‘The Blonde Bombshell of Rhythm,’ Ina Ray Hutton was a true American original who pre-dated Lana 

and Marilyn and gave more gam than Lombard or Grable. A fine vocalist and dancer, Ina’s unique and memorable 

performing style blended leading the band with her baton while dancing quite provocatively, especially for the times. The first disc on this collection 

brings together all of the known studio recordings by Ina Ray Hutton and Her Melodears. Ina’s fine voice is showcased nicely on such songs 

as ‘Twenty-Four Hours in Georgia’ and ‘Truckin’,’ while the band proves they are far more than a novelty on hot instrumental numbers like the 

riotous ‘Jazznocracy’ and the swinging ‘Witch Doctor.’ In late 1939, Ina assembled Ina Ray Hutton and Her Orchestra, an all-male band (besides 

its leader) that would become quite a force during the War Years. This band is prominently featured on the remaining discs of this collection. The 

second CD boasts fantastic Swing Era instrumentals like ‘Make Me Know It’ and ‘Back in Your Own Backyard.’ During the War Years, Ina’s vocal 

abilities truly blossomed and can be heard on delightful cuts such as ‘What’s the Good of Moonlight’ and the World War II favorite ‘You Made Me 

Love You.’The devastatingly attractive Ina was wildly popular with the troops, for whom she performed regularly. The third CD on this collection 

consists of rare radio broadcasts where Ina Ray Hutton and Her Orchestra performed live for troops stationed at various military bases around the 

United States. These raw, seldom-heard recordings are historically significant and offer a rare glimpse of the times. The Hutton band’s male vocalist, 

Stuart Foster, is featured on a number of tracks heard here such as the beloved Cole Porter’s ‘You’d Be So Nice to Come Home to,’ and even does 

a fine duet with Miss Hutton on the song ‘Angry.’ [Item Code: 67042 3-CD: $28.00] 

111 FREDDIE SLACK DOWN THE ROAD A-PIECE - THE DEFINITIVE BOOGIE WOOGIE COLLECTION 1940-1955 Strange Cargo (Freddie 

Slack) • Cow Cow Boogie (Freddie Slack (Ella Mae Morse vocal)) • Cuban Sugar Mill (Freddie Slack) • Bashful Baby Blues (Freddie Slack) • Boogie 

In G (Freddie Slack) • Down The Road A-Piece (Will Bradley) • Beat Me, Daddy, Eight To The Bar (Parts 1 & 2) (Will 

Bradley feat. Ray McKinley) • Strange Cargo (Freddie Slack) • Boogie Woogie On Kitten On The Keys (Freddie Slack) 

• Pig Foot Pete (Freddie Slack (Don Raye vocal)) • That Place Down The Road A-Piece (Freddie Slack (Don Raye 

vocal)) • Down The Road A-Piece (Ray McKinley) • Riffette (Freddie Slack) • Kitten On The Keys (Freddie Slack) • 

The House Of Blue Lights (Freddie Slack with Ella Mae Morse & Don Raye) • Behind The Eight Beat (Freddie Slack 

) • Choppin’ The Boogie (Freddie Slack) • Pig Foot Pete (Freddie Slack) • On The Road To Mandalin (Freddie Slack) 

• Blackout Boogie (Freddie Slack) • Southpaw Serenade (Freddie Slack) • St Louis Blues (Freddie Slack) • Rib Joint 

(Freddie Slack) • Mister Freddie’s Boogie (Freddie Slack) • Beat Me, Daddy, Eight To The Bar (Will Bradley) • Down 

The Road A-Piece (Will Bradley) • Celeste Boogie (Freddie Slack) • A Cat’s Ninth Life (Freddie Slack) • Boogie Minor 

(Freddie Slack) • Chopstick Boogie (Freddie Slack) • Strange Cargo (Will Bradley) • Jimtown Blues (Will Bradley) • I 

Boogied When I Should Have Woogied (Will Bradley feat. Ray McKinley) • Cow Cow Boogie (Freddie Slack) • After 

Sours (Freddie Slack) • Beat Me, Daddy, Eight To The Bar (Freddie Slack) • Rhumboogie (Freddie Slack) • Pig Foot 

Pete (Freddie Slack) • Is I Gotta Practise, Ma? (Freddie Slack (Don Raye vocal)) • Rockin’ The Boogie (Freddie Slack ) • Beverly Boogie (Freddie Slack 

) • Be-Bop Boogie (Freddie Slack ) • Beating With Chopsticks (Freddie Slack ) [1940-1955] 3-CD set. Freddie ‘Beat Me Daddy’ Slack was one of 

the prime movers - if not the prime mover - of the extraordinary outbreak of boogie woogie which invaded 1940s American Pop music. Every big 

band climbed onto the bandwagon and every record company scrambled aboard to cash in on the ‘new’ sound with varying degrees of success. 

Freddie Slack the most gifted of the white exploiters of what was a black folk blues idiom, and there was an authenticity to much of his work which 

his contemporaries lacked. The craze began back in 1938 when Tommy Dorsey had converted Pine Top Smith’s 1929 piano solo ‘Pine Top’s Boogie 

Woogie’ into a huge big band hit. Then in 1940 Will Bradley’s Orchestra with Freddie Slack on piano let loose with ‘Beat Me Daddy Eight To 

The Bar’, a million seller for Columbia, and followed up with ‘Down The Road A-Piece’ again featuring Slack’s immaculate swinging piano. It was 

time for Freddie to strike out on his own. His first recordings under his own name, for Decca, reprised ‘Pine Top’s Boogie Woogie’ in a hybrid with 

‘Down The Road A-Piece’, and ‘Pig Foot Pete’. Then in 1942, with Texan songstress Ella Mae Morse, his band had the first hit for the newly-formed 

Capitol Records with ‘Cow Cow Boogie’. Although not a hit, the haunting ‘Strange Cargo’, one of his best numbers, became the band’s signature 

tune. He recorded for Capitol from 1942 to 1952 and returned to the studios for EmArcy in 1955 to cut an LP. [Item Code: 67129 2-CD: $22.00] 

FLARE 

315 JANE MORGAN OUR LANGUAGE OF LOVE The Second Time Around • My Favorite Things • Our Language 

Of Love • Romantica • The Twilight Waltz • The Bells Of St. Mary’s • The Angry Sea • Somebody • Love Is 

A Simple Thing • Odyssey • I Am A Heart • Why Should I Cry Over You? • Love Makes The World Go Round • In 

Other Words (Fly Me To The Moon) • He Makes Me Feel I’m Lovely • Where’s The Boy? • Little Lost Sheep • The 

Bridal Path • Temptation • My Love Is A Wanderer • Homesick For New England • More Than I Should • Incurably 

Romantic • Count Every Star • I Could Have Danced All Night (*) • The Sound Of Music (*) • How Are Things In 

Glocca Morra (*) • Dancing In The Dark (*) [1958-1961] Bonus tracks - (*). Jane Morgan was one of the most 

successful vocalists of the fifties, and on this Flare CD release she is heard at her very best. Two superb stereo albums 

make up the programme - ‘The Second Time Around’ and ‘Love Makes The World Go Round’. Added bonus tracks 

come from her LP ‘Jane Morgan Sings The Big Hits Of Broadway’. Most of the recordings have never been available 

on CD before. Not to be missed. [Item Code: 67009 CD: $20.00] 

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593 CLARK TERRY MORE + TREAD YE LIGHTLY More (Theme From Mondo Cane) • Hobo Flats • This Is 

All I Ask • Gravy Waltz • Sid’s Mark • The Good Life • Anthony And Cleopatra Theme • Meditation • The Lights 

Across The River • Blues Fr’ell • Georgia On My Mind • Free And Oozy • Misty • Sapphire Blue • Sweet Juke • 

Lilies Of The Field (Amen) • Tread Ye Lightly • Freedom Blues (Personnel: Seldon Powell, Buddy Lucas, Al Epstein, 

Ray Bryant, Gene Bertoncini, Major Holley, Dave Bailey, Willie Rodriguez) [1963] This release contains the two 

albums Clark Terry recorded in 1963 for the Cameo-Parkway label. One a sextet, the other an octet. At the height 

of his powers, buoyant on trumpet and flugelhorn, he adapts to both contexts with typical ease and command and 

without compromising his instantly recognizable style or musical personality. The equally distinctive giant of the 

saxophone, Ben Webster, shines with him on the sextet date, contrasting his virile tenor with Terry’s joie de vivre 

and virtuosity. On these dates Terry and his associates deliver a great set of performances full of warmth, charm and 

substance - and funky, bluesy, soulful jazz. [Item Code: 66992 CD: $17.00] 

631 VARIOUS ARTISTS DOWN BEAT JAZZ CONCERT TOWN HALL, NEW YORK CITY, MAY 16, 1958 A 

Little Eye Opener • Blues For An African Friend • When Your Lover Has Gone • My Funny Valentine • Willow Weep 

For Me • Blues Over Easy • Scrapple From The Apple • Rose Room • Give Me The Simple Life • Dougy’s Buggy • 

Fast Thing In C • Blues Over Easy (Personnel: Bernie Glow, Nick Travis, Ernie Royal, Frank Rehak, Jimmy Knepper, 

Hal McKusick, Paul Horn, Gene Quill, Jerome Richardson, Al Cohn, Georgie Auld, Tony Scott, Pepper Adams, Dick 

Katz, Steve Allen) [1958] Where were you at 8:10 p.m. on May 16, 1958? If you were in New York, you should 

have been at Town Hall for the Down Beat Jazz Concert because that was the scene of the action that night. This 

concert turned out that way. There was an air of expectancy as MC Jack Lazare introduced Manny Albam’s ‘Jazz 

Greats,’ and the excitement didn’t flag throughout the remainder of the concert. The two LPs released from this 

historic concert are now included in this CD set. [Item Code: 67018 CD: $17.00] 

632 CANDIDO CANDIDO THE VOLCANIC + LATIN FIRE Peanut Vendor • Takeela • Moonlight In Vermont 

• Kinda Dukish • Warm Blue Stream • Take The ‘A’ Train • The Lady In Red • Tin-Tin-Deo • Swinging The Blues 

• Exactly Like You • King Porter Stomp • Jada • It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing • Ain’t She Sweet 

• When The Saints Go Marchin’ In • Honeysuckle Rose • Sweet Sue • Royal Garden Blues (Collective Personnel: 

Bernie Glow, Art Farmer, Charlie Shavers, Jimmy Nottingham, Jimmy Cleveland, Frank Rehak, Tommy Mitchell, Jimmy Buffington, Jay McAllister, 

Hank Jones, Bill Crow, Osie Johnson, Ernie Royal, Ed London, Oscar Pettiford, Marky Markowitz, Al DeRisi, Phil Woods, George Duvivier, Charlie 

Persip, Machito) [1957/1959] Along with Chano Pozo, Candido was a seminal influence in the exciting marriage of Afro-Cuban rhythms and 

jazz. Showcased in these two successful albums, the great Cuban conga and bongo player is presented with the opportunity 

to demonstrate his gifts against orchestral backgrounds provided by Ernie Wilkins and Manny Albam. On 

‘Candido the Volcanic’, Wilkins arranged six of the eight tunes, while ‘Lady in Red’ and ‘Moonlight in Vermont’ are 

Albam’s work. The solo spots are shared by such jazz greats as Art Farmer, Hank Jones, Frank Rehak, Ernie Royal 

and Charlie Shavers. On ‘Latin Fire’, Albam scored a collection of vintage jazz tunes with notable craftsmanship, 

taking four voices and, minus lyrics, and using them just like horns. The brass figures benefit from the impact of top 

section horn men, while Phil Woods plays with originality and vitality. And Candido, the raison d’etre of this set, 

displays his signature way with Afro-Cuban poly-rhythms and coaxes an infinite variety of sounds out of a single 

drum head. [Item Code: 67019 CD: $17.00] 

633 AL VIOLA GUITARS, VOLUME 1 & 2 When You’re Smiling • Moonlight In Vermont • I’ll Always Be In 

Love With You • And The Angels Sing • You And The Night And The Music • Blue Skies • Route 66 • Take Me In 

Your Arms • Sophisticated Lady • Always • The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else) • Lover • Lonesome Road • 

Angel Eyes • It Could Happen To You • I’ll Remember April • All Star • I Cover The Waterfront • Makin’ Whoopee • 

Sometimes I’m Happy • Wait Till You See Her • Lemon Twist • It’s Easy To Remember • I’ll Take Romance [1959] 

Of all the adjectives that might be applied to Alfred Ferdinando Viola, perhaps the most all-embracingly apt would 

be resourceful. A Brooklyn native who developed most of his career as a guitarist in Hollywood, he became known 

in the mid 40s as an integral part of the popular Page Cavanaugh Trio. Later, in the Fifties, when he joined Bobby 

Troup’s trio, he worked and recorded with Julie London, Jimmy Witherspoon, June Christy and many other great 

singers - most memorably Frank Sinatra - in addition to holding the guitar chair with the diverse big bands. That 

hard-earned versatility is reflected in these late-50s recordings, in which he is a one-man guitar orchestra, performing 

and arranging all the parts himself. He recorded the rhythm and bass guitars separately on one tape for the basic 

rhythmic pattern. On another, the amplified or gut-stringed guitars were used for fills (in which the guitars were the 

equivalent of a brass, string or reed section). The first two tapes were then combined and the single-fingered solos 

were added on a third tape. Viola put them all together with judicious balancing, and gave each of the twelve standards 

its own individual treatment, with varied instruments used to provide the special effects. The fruit of his hard 

work and unquestioned ability is stunningly revealed in ‘The Guitars.’ [Item Code: 67020 CD: $17.00] 

634 TONI HARPER LADY LONELY & NIGHT MOOD Lady Lonely • In The Dark Of The Night • He Was A 

Man • My Heart Is A Lonely Hunter • The Lack Of Love • Blue It Grows • I Love The Blues • You Taught Me How 

To Cry • The Velvet Hammer • The Other Woman • Nobody Home But The Blues • Busy Blues • Love Has Come, 

Love Has Gone • River Weep • In The Still Of The Night • Paradise • ‘Round Midnight • The Meaning Of The 

Blues • Saturday Night (Is The Loneliest Night In The Week) • Night After Night • Just Go • A Sleepin’ Bee • My 

Ship • You And The Night And The Music • Where Flamingos Fly (Personnel: Jack Sheldon, Conte Candoli, Dick 

Collins, Stu Williamson, Al Porcino, Vince De Rosa, Dick Perissi, Frank Rosolino, Bob Enevoldsen, Art Pepper, Bud 

Shank, Bill Perkins, Jack Montrose, Jack Nimitz, Red Callender ) [1959-1960] After the novelty experience of a 

child vocalist piping her way to fame with ‘Candy Store Blues’ in 1948, Toni Harper grew up into a singer with a 

warm, polished voice, and the taste to phrase sensitively and authoritatively. The two excellent albums on this set, 

‘Lady Lonely’ and ‘Night Mood,’ reveal a singer with more than a fine appreciation of jazz feeling. [Item Code: 

67021 CD: $17.00] 

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635 TONI HARPER OSCAR PETERSON QUARTET, TONI HARPER WITH THE OSCAR PETERSON QUARTET, DIZZY GILLESPIE, BUDDY 

BREGMAN & MARTY PAICH ORCHESTRAS AND EDDIE BEAL’S TRIO Can’t We Be Friends? • I Could Write A 

Book • Gone With The Wind • Singin’ In The Rain • Love For Sale • Just A-Sittin’ And A-Rockin’ • A Foggy Day 

• You Don’t Know What Love Is • Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered • Little Girl Blue • You Took Advantage 

Of Me • Like Someone In Love • Taking A Chance On Love • Play Me The Blues • Love Is A Wonderful Thing • I 

Telephoned, I Telegraphed • We’ve Got To Live, Got To Grow • My Memory Book • Them There Eyes • Bewitched 

(Bothered And Bewildered) • Petals On The Pond (Personnel: Oscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown, Alvin Stoller, 

Dizzy Gillespie, Harry Edison, Melba Liston, Willie Smith, Curtis Amy, Clyde Dunn, Eddie Beal, George Bledsoe, 

Albert Bartee) [1955-1956] In 1956, when Toni Harper was just eighteen years old, she made her first album for 

Norman Granz’s Verve, the label he had started earlier that year. For her debut Harper, who had already made an 

impact as an almost-baby singer, was backed by none other than Oscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown, and Alvin 

Stoller. On display were all the traits that had made her a success: a good voice, a knack for swing, and brilliant 

intonation. This fine release also includes two recordings she did with Dizzy Gillespie, four tunes issued on two 

singles with an orchestra under the direction of Buddy Bregman; two tracks from her appearance on the TV show 

Stars of Jazz, and one last song arranged and conducted by Marty Paich. [Item Code: 67022 CD: $17.00] 

636 OSCAR PETERSON SWINGING BRASS WITH THE OSCAR PETERSON TRIO + THE JAZZ SOUL Stockholm 

Sweetnin’ • Blues For Big Scotia • Close Your Eyes • Spirit Feel • Cubana Chant • Con Alma • O.P. • Little 

Pea’s Blues • The Spirit Feel (alternate take) • Liza • Con Alma • Close Your Eyes • Maidens Of Cadiz • My Heart 

Stood Still • Woody’n You (Personnel: Ray Brown, Ed Thigpen, John Audino, Buddy Childers, Stu Williamson, Ollie 

Mitchell, Harry Betts, Dick Nash, Ken Shroyer, Bud Shank, Bill Holman, Bob Cooper, Jay Corre, Russell Garcia) 

[1959] Having this CD in your hands, you must be ready to listen two of the best albums pianist Oscar Peterson 

recorded. On ‘Swinging Brass’ with Oscar Peterson a fresh setting is added to the vitality of the trio work by the 

imaginative writing of versatile arranger Russ Garcia. In his work with Peterson, he managed to integrate the trio 

and the brass seamlessly at the highest level of playing. Given material like this, and backed by Ray Brown and 

Ed Thigpen, Peterson is bound to come up with something startling, which is exactly what he does. [Item Code: 

67023 CD: $17.00] 

637 OSCAR PETERSON TRIO OSCAR PETERSON TRIO PLAYS MY FAIR LADY, PORGY & BESS AND FIO- 

RELLO I’ve Grown Accustomed To Her Face • Get Me To The Church On Time • Show Me • I Could Have Danced All Night • On The Street 

Where You Live • Wouldn’t It Be Loverly? • The Rain In Spain • Oh, Dey’s So Fresh And Fine (Strawberry Woman) 

• It Ain’t Necessarily So • I Want To Stay Here (I Love You Porgy) • Summertime • Here Comes De Honey Man • 

Bess, You Is My Woman Now • Oh, Lawd, I’m On My Way • I Got Plenty O’ Nuttin’ • Oh, Bess, Oh, Where’s My 

Bess? • There’s A Boat Dat’s Leavin’ Soon For New York • When Did I Fall In Love? • Little Tin Box • Home Again 

• Till Tomorrow • Politics And Poker • Gentleman Jimmy • Unfair • On The Side Of The Angels • Where Do I Go 

From Here? (Personnel: Ray Brown, Gene Gammage, Ed Thigpen) [1958-1960] 2-CD set. This set is a thoroughly 

engaging collection of performances from three albums the Oscar Peterson Trio devoted to three well-known Broadway 

shows. ‘My Fair Lady’ was recorded in 1958, in the interval between the departure of guitarist Herb Ellis and 

the arrival of drummer Ed Thigpen. Occupying the drum chair for this date is Gene Gammage, who fits in seamlessly 

with the peerless Ray Brown. Thigpen comes in for the remaining albums, ‘Porgy and Bess’ (1959) and ‘Fiorello’ 

(1960) and locks into place one of the greatest of all the Peterson trios. [Item Code: 67024 2-CD: $26.00] 

638 DUKE PEARSON PROFILE & TENDER FEELIN’S Like Someone In Love • Black Coffee • Taboo • I’m Glad 

There Is You • Gate City Blues • Two Mile Run • Witchcraft • Bluebird Of Happiness • I’m A Fool To Want You • 

I Love You • When Sonny Gets Blue • The Golden Striker • On Green Dolphin Street • 3 A.M. (Personnel: Gene 

Taylor, Lex Humphries) [1959] Columbus Calvin Pearson Jr., better known as Duke Pearson, set great store by lyricism 

and flowing, effortless swing every time he played. He was equally adept when scoring his own compositions 

or setting the work of others. This brilliant pianist was not afraid of unabashed romanticism, a quality very much in 

evidence throughout his improvisations on these trio performances and expressed through his gentle, warm, almost 

sensuous touch. Alongside him, bassist Gene Taylor’s work is unfailingly impeccable, and Lex Humphries provides 

ample confirmation of his reputation as a sensitive, thoroughly reliable drummer. The interaction within the group is 

at all times of the highest level in a virtually flawless demonstration of the art of reflective, many-faceted jazz piano 

trio playing. [Item Code: 67025 CD: $17.00] 

639 BARBARA CARROLL TRIO PLAYS STANDARDS PLUS ‘FUNNY FACE’ AND OTHER GERSHWIN TUNES 

The Trolley Song • I’ve Grown Accustomed To His Face • Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries • It Might As Well Be 

Spring • Will You Still Be Mine? • Love Is Just Around The Corner • Easy Living • Happy To Make Your Acquaintance 

• Blues For Blue Eyes • Let’s Kiss And Make Up • Funny Face • He Loves And She Loves • ‘S Wonderful • How 

Long Has This Been Going On? • Clap Yo’ Hands • Let’s Call The Whole Thing Off • Someone To Watch Over Me 

• Who Cares? • They Can’t Take That Away From Me • Love Is Here To Stay • They All Laughed (Personnel: Joe 

Shulman, Bill Faite, Joe Petti) [1957] This CD presents the two albums The Barbara Carroll Trio recorded for the 

Verve label in 1957. On the first, ‘Barbara,’ she confines herself to piano on a selection of familiar standards, with 

a strong leaning towards slow ballads. Relaxed and refreshingly at ease, she leisurely explores the tonal colours 

suggested by the material in a reflective approach to trio playing. The second album presents six songs from ‘Funny 

Face,’ along with six from several Gershwin shows. With Joe Shulman on bass, and Joe Petti on drums, the trio’s 

approach displays a blend of imagination, taste, touch, and swing. And though Barbara Carroll was by no means 

an innovator or trailblazer, she was a talented performer with a distinctive musical personality that enabled her to 

do justice to her repertoire and communicate musically with the listeners - attractive and hardly minor gifts at any 

level of music. [Item Code: 67026 CD: $17.00] 

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640 SONNY STITT QUARTET THE SONNY SIDE OF STITT A Little Bit Of Stitt- When The Red, Red Robin (Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin’ Along) 

• For All We Know • I’m Confessin’ That I Love You • Cocktails For Two • Star Eyes • On A Slow Boat To China • 

Laura • J.B. Blues • Don’t Take Your Love From Me • After The Late, Late Show • The Sonny Side Of Stitt- Skylark • 

Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me • I’ll Remember April • Day By Day • Red Top • Moonray • Old Fashioned Blues • I Never 

Knew • Hitsburg • Stittsville- Angel Eyes • It All Depends On You • Stittsville- Stormy Thursday • Embraceable You 

• It Could Happen To You • But Not For Me • Memories Of You • I Cried For You (Now It’s Your Turn To Cry Over 

Me) • Bright As Snow • Spinning • Sonny Side Up- Sonny Side Up • On Green Dolphin Street • The More I See 

You • Don’t Take Your Love From Me • My Blue Heaven • My Mother’s Eyes • When I Grow Too Old To Dream • 

Bye Bye Blues • I’ve Got The World On A String • Stitt In Orbit (Bonus Tracks)- Beware Rocks Comin’ Down • Six- 

O-Seven Blues (Collective Personnel: Jimmy Jones, Aaron Bell, Charlie Persip, Roy Haynes) [1959-1960] 2-CD 

set. Four albums: ‘A Little Bit Of Stitt’, ‘The Sonny Side Of Stitt’, ‘Stittsville’, ‘Sonny Side Up’. Sonny Stitt arrived on 

the New York scene as an unmistakably Parker-inspired alto man. For over ten years, though, he earned a second 

identification as a driving and well-equipped tenor soloist who had other influences in his makeup, most notably 

Lester Young. And from the late Fifties until the early Sixties, while recording several quartet albums, Stitt was blowing 

as much alto and tenor as ever. He would wander into a recording studio with a pickup rhythm section and just play, as he did on these four 

consecutive albums with pianist Jimmy Jones. Because he was a through-going professional, a nimble improviser, and because he played with 

amazing consistency, they convey the fine feeling of easy rapport between Stitt and his rhythm section. He sails through a handful of standards and 

a few blues tunes with polished, swinging authority and an unparalleled, incendiary, gutsy drive. [Item Code: 67225 2-CD: $26.00] 

641 VAN ALEXANDER THE HOME OF HAPPY FEET Let’s Get Together • Chant of the Weed • Until the Real Thing Comes Along • Uptown 

Rhapsody • Stompin’ at the Savoy • Undecided • I Would Do Anything for You • A-Tisket A-Tasket • East St. Louis Toodle-oo • Organ Grinder’s 

Swing • Christopher Columbus • Ride, Red, Ride • Blue Rhythm Jam (*) • Blue Rhythm Blues (*) • Blue Rhythm 

Swing (*) • Blue Rhythm Be-Bop (*) • Blue Rhythm Ramble (*) • Blue Rhythm Bounce (*) • Blue Rhythm Serenade 

(*) • Blue Rhythm Chant (*) (Collective Personnel: Charlie Shavers, Chuck Peterson, Frank Beach, Ray Linn, 

Jimmy Zito, Si Zentner, Chuck Maxon, Sid Harris, Juan Tizol, Ed Rosa, Clint Neagley, Willie Smith, Lucky Thompson, 

Stan Getz, Herbie Haymer, Butch Stone, Jimmy Rowles, Wally Weschler, Tony Rizzi, Barney Kessel, Arnold 

Fishkin, Don Lamond, Irv Cottler, Charles Gable) [1947/1959] Bonus tracks - (*). In 1959, when ‘The Home of 

Happy Feet’ was recorded, bandleader Van Alexander was a top TV and recording studio arranger in Hollywood. 

Despite that professional recognition at the top of the West Coast music business, some of his warmest recollections 

went back to his early days at the Savoy Ballroom in New York’s Harlem where, barely out of his teens, he got his 

start as an arranger for the great Chick Webb and his band. Recalling those days, Alexander assembled a band of 

some of the finest Hollywood musicians to record a collection of driving arrangements which really capture the 

flavor of the swinging ‘Savoy years.’ Nat King Cole was in no doubt about the quality of the results. The last eight 

tracks of this set are also closely related to the Swing Era, but were recorded in 1947 under the guidance of Van Alexander, who put together two 

Hollywood all-star bands to revive the famous Mills Blue Rhythm Band of the 30s. [Item Code: 67226 CD: $17.00] 

642 GEORGE ROBERTS AND HIS BIG BASS TROMBONE AND HIS SEXTET MEET MR. ROBERTS - BOTTOMS UP Meet Mr. Roberts- In 

the Hall of the Mountain King • Nobody’s Heart Belongs to Me • You’re the Top • (Theme from) Picnic • Three Stoned Mice • It’s De-Lovely • 

Next Time, Take the Train • Georgia on My Mind • Back in Your Own Backyard • My Romance • Feelin’ Low • Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me • Bottoms 

Up- Everything’s Coming Up Roses • I’m Nobody’s Baby • Does Your Heart Beat for Me • I Can’t Believe That You’re in Love with Me • Rosie • 

Do You Ever Think of Me • Thank Heaven for Little Girls • Bye Bye Blackbird • I Could Have Danced All Night • It’s Only a Paper Moon • Just 

In Time • Susie Q (Collective Personnel: Joe Howard, Lloyd Ulyate, Tommy Pederson, Vince De Rosa, Dick Perissi, Frank Flynn, Joe Mondragon, 

Irv Cottler, Ann Stockton, John T. Williams, Al Hendrickson, Tony Rizzi, Shelly Manne) [1959-1960] During the Fifties, the bass trombone did 

come to spectacular attention in the gifted hands of George Roberts, one of Los Angeles’ most sought-after sidemen 

and busiest studio men, whose arresting style was introduced to audiences on the two Columbia Records albums he 

made as a leader in 1959 and 1960. ‘Meet Mr. Roberts,’ the first of the two, focused on the wonderful open sound 

of his trombone, romping through a set of standards with an unusual line-up featuring - in addition to Roberts - three 

trombones, two French horns, vibes, bass, drums and a harp, with Frank DeVol taking care of the direction and arrangements. 

For ‘Bottoms Up’, the second album, he used a sextet, and added a special mute to his bass trombone 

to produce a rich, warm and happy sound that was unusually appealing. John T. Williams was the arranger and 

pianist of the group, which also includes two guitars, piano, bass and drums. Making use of his generous wit and a 

dash of sentiment, Roberts kept the tone light and bouncy for both albums, which reflect his sinuous style and keen 

sense of humor in an irresistible combination. [Item Code: 67232 CD: $18.00] 

643 JULIAN PRIESTER QUINTET & SEXTET KEEP SWINGIN’ - SPIRITSVILLE Keep Swingin’- 24-Hour 

Leave • The End • 1239A • Just Friends • Bob T’s Blue • Under the Surface • Once in a While • Julian’s Tune • 

Spiritsville- Chi-Chi • Blue Stride • It Might as Well Be Spring • Excursion • Spiritsville • My Romance • Donna’s 

Waltz (Personnel: Jimmy Heath, Tommy Flanagan, Sam Jones, Elvin Jones, Walter Benton, Charles Davis, McCoy 

Tyner, Sam Jones, Art Taylor) [1960] The 1960 albums ‘Keep Swingin’ and ‘Spiritsville’ marked the leader debut 

of trombonist Julian Priester on record. Blessed with a fluent technique, a stirringly deep-down sound and a light, 

sure tone, he was a commanding soloist with unfailing swing and ideas. But he also stood out as a jazz composer 

with the intriguing ability to always bring fresh ideas to his compositions and an earthy command of the blues. His 

was a truly unique jazz voice. The main solos of these fine sessions are his, but tenorists Jimmy Heath and Walter 

Benton, and baritone Charles Davis are also top-table talents in excellent form. Both rhythm sections back them 

with drive and vivacity, with special emphasis on the stellar pianists, particularly Tommy Flanagan, who really 

stamps his authority on the section. McCoy Tyner’s approach is fresh and alert, and he can be as compelling when 

he comps behind a soloist as when he plays solo himself. The results were two warm, unpretentious small group 

dates that still seem timeless and fresh. [Item Code: 67227 CD: $17.00] 

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644 TINY GRIMES BLUES GROOVE Blues Groove- Soul Station • Blues Wail • A Smooth One • April in Paris • Marchin’ Along • Tiny Bean 

• Guitar Soul • Dood I Did • Lost Weekend • Grimes Times • Callin’ the Blues • Airmail Special • Callin’ the Blues 

• Blue Tiny • Tiny in Swingville • Ain’t Misbehavin’ • Down With It • Durn Tootin’ • Annie Laurie • Homesick 

• Frankie and Johnny (Personnel: Tiny Grimes, Jerome Richardson, Ray Bryant, Wendell Marshall, Arthur Taylor, 

Eddie Lockjaw Davis, Osie Johnson, more) [1958-1959] 2-CD set. Legendary guitarist Tiny Grimes made his big 

comeback to the jazz/blues recording field in 1958. These four albums were made for the Prestige/Swingville series: 

‘Blues Groove’, ‘Guitar Soul’, ‘Callin’ The Blues’, ‘Tiny In Swingville’. In these fine sessions, the beat and bluesdrenched, 

dirty sound of Tiny’s guitar is escorted by a group of outstanding jazzmen including pianist Ray Bryant, 

tenors Coleman Hawkins and Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis, reedman Jerome Richardson, trombonist J.C. Higginbotham, 

bassist Wendell Marshall, and drummer Osie Johnson. Where most - if not all - guitarists were using six-string models, 

Tiny continued to use a four-string box. [Item Code: 67228 2-CD: $26.00] 

645 VARIOUS ARTISTS JAZZMEN - DETROIT Cotton Tail • But Not For Me • Your Host • Tricrotism • Tom’s Thumb • You 

Turned The Tables On Me • Afternoon In Paris • Apothegm (Personnel: Pepper Adams, Tommy Flanagan, Kenny Burrell, Paul 

Chambers, Kenny Clarke) [1956] The complete sessions that produced this classic 1950s Motor City album, 

gathered here for the first time, are living proof of what a great spawning ground Detroit was for modern jazz. The relaxed, conversational playing 

is beautifully poised and the rhythm section a finely-knit unit, flowing, full-sounding but not overbearing, in which 

Tommy Flanagan solos with his customary unhurried, functional taste and sensitive touch, Paul Chambers, with his 

full, resonant sound, shows why he was considered the most exciting new bassist on the scene, and - as the only 

ringer in the group - Kenny Clarke was the doyen of contemporary bop drummers. The stellar quintet is completed 

by two of the best young jazzmen then around in guitarist Kenny Burrell and baritone saxophonist Pepper Adams. 

Eloquent, dynamic and inventive, this is Detroit jazz at its finest. [Item Code: 67229 CD: $17.00] 

646 LES MCCANN LTD. PLAYS THE TRUTH Les McCann Plays the Truth- Vakushna • A Little 3-4 for God 

and Co. • I’ll Remember April • Fish This Week But Next Week Chitlings • How High the Moon • This Can’t Be 

Love • For Carl Perkins • The Truth • Little Girl from Casper (*) • They Can’t Take Away from Me (*) • Gone On 

and Get That Church (*) • We’ll See Yaw’ll After While Ya Heah (*) • The Truth (*) • Oat Meal (*) • One More Ham 

Hock Please (*) (Personnel: Les McCann, Leroy Vinnegar, Herbie Lewis, Ron Jefferson, Bobby Hutcherson, Curtis 

Amy) [1960] Bonus tracks - (*). Les McCann emerged from obscurity after cutting ‘The Truth’, his first trio record, 

in February 1960, in which the walking bass of Leroy Vinnegar and direct swing of drummer Ron Jefferson were the perfect esthetic compliment 

to McCann’s music. While McCann acknowledged that almost all his relatives had sung in the church choir in 

Lexington, he said his music was a product of his early environment and no gimmick. This release also includes 

two rare tracks by the original trio, only issued on a Pacific Jazz single, plus a complete session recorded that same 

year, with bassist Herbie Lewis, who replaced Vinnegar that summer - and featuring two newcomers, vibist Bobby 

Hutcherson and tenor Curtis Amy. This is all solid root material that lends itself to the unique McCann treatment. 

[Item Code: 67230 CD: $17.00] 

647 JOHN HANDY IN THE VERNACULAR - NO COAST JAZZ In The Vernacular- I’ll Close My Eyes • First 

Time • Suggested Line • Problem Too • Quote, Unquote • Blues in the Vernacular • Dance to the Lady • I’ll Never 

Smile Again • No Coast Jazz- To Randy • Tales of Paradise • Boo’s Ups and Downs • Hi Number • Pretty Side Avenue 

• No Coast (Collective Personnel: Richard Williams, Sir Roland Hanna, George Tucker, Roy Haynes or Bobby 

Fuhlrodt, Don Friedman, Bill Lee, Lex Humphries) [1959-1960] The two albums on this CD were the first John 

Handy recorded as a leader. This young alto saxophonist - he also plays tenor on the first album - from Texas had 

gained exposure and experience working with Charles Mingus and Randy Weston in 1959. His flawlessly controlled 

playing is strong and inventively contemporary without succumbing to the tyranny of Bird. For his well-received 

leader debut, ‘In the Vernacular,’ he shared the front line with the brilliant trumpeter Richard Williams supported 

by a near-perfect rhythm section with pianist Roland Hanna. On the second album, ‘No Coast Jazz,’ Handy is the 

consistent focal point of a quartet in which, like pianist Don Friedman, he uses a melodic, gentle style, building 

a singing, emotional quality saved from sentimentality by the cutting edge of his tone - at times he even recalls a 

more temperate Ornette Coleman as he slashes his way through piercingly angular passages. Both albums stand as 

markers of a great, singular and stimulating jazz talent. [Item Code: 67231 CD: $17.00] 

GAMBIT 

69335 ZOOT SIMS LIVE IN LOUISVILLE 1968 Blues • That Old Feeling • Willow Weep For Me • I’ll Remember 

April • Come Rain Or Come Shine (Personnel: Louis Knipp, Jack Brengle, John Ray) [1968] A never 

before heard live performance by an otherwise unrecorded formation of the Zoot Sims Quartet. On June 15, 1968, 

the saxophonist was booked as a soloist to play at a club called Bravers, in Louisville, Kentucky, accompanied by a 

local rhythm section. The energetic set includes versions of tunes that Sims rarely recorded, such as ‘Come Rain or 

Come Shine’ and ‘That Old Feeling’. Includes 8-page booklet. [Item Code: 66988 CD: $17.00] 

GHB 

249 DOC CHEATHAM SAMMY PRICE IN NEW ORLEANS WITH LARS EDEGRAN’S JAZZ BAND That Da-Da 

Strain • I Can’t Get Started With You • I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me • Deed I Do • These Foolish 

Things Remind Me Of You • Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone • Poor Butterfly • Sweet Lorraine • G.B. 

Boogie • My Blue Heaven • I Can’t Give You Anything But Love • Royal Garden Blues • It Don’t Mean A Thing 

(Collective Personnel: Sammy Price, Lars Edegran, Pud Brown, Fred Lonzo, Frank Fields, Ernest Elly) [1988] Trumpeter 

and vocalist Doc Cheatham and pianist and vocalist Sammy Price team up with Lars Edegran’s Jazz Band on 

this 1988 session. [Item Code: 66953 CD: $15.00] 

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513 PAUL BARNES PERCY HUMPHREY WITH THE BOVISA JAZZ BAND BARNES PLAYS POP SONGS - 

HUMPHREY PLAYS THE BLUES Together • Forgive Me • What Can I Say After I Say I’m Sorry? • Mary Don’t You 

Weep • Curse Of An Aching Heart • St. Louis Blues • Bucket’s Got A Hole In It • Darktown Strutters’ Ball • Careless 

Love • Panama (Personnel: Percy Humphrey, Beppi Ancan, Rene Clarici, Guido Cairo, Luciano Invernizzi, 

Gigi Caviccioli, Fabio Turizzi) [1970•1973] Two different sessions with the Bovisa Jazz Band are presented on 

this CD: Paul Barnes - ‘Plays Pop Songs’ and Percy Humphrey - ‘Plays The Blues’. This is the music of two of the 

cornerstones of traditional New Orleans jazz from the classic era. A musician of great style on clarinet and alto 

sax, Barnes is heard here in a charming duet session with the piano player from the Bovisa band, Guido Cairo. His 

trumpet playing counterpart here is Perky Humphrey. [Item Code: 67113 CD: $15.00] 

522 VARIOUS ARTISTS JOE MARES’ ACETATES - THE RAREST OF THE RARE Hadacol Ramble (vocal) • 

Hadacol Ramble (non vocal) • I’m Going Home • Sidewalks of New York • Missouri Waltz • Basin Street Blues • 

Royal Garden Blues • Tin Roof Blues • The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise • Dippermouth Blues • At The Jazz 

Band Ball • Savoy Blues • That’s A Plenty • High Society • Basin Street Blues • Muskrat Ramble • Bill Bailey (Collective 

Personnel: : Sharkey Bonano, Irving Fazola, Raymond Burke, Johnny Wiggs, Monk Hazel, more) [1948-1953] The material on this CD 

was taken from Joe Mares’ personal collection of acetates. None of this music has ever been released before. It is the music Joe kept for his own 

personal listiening pleasure. It is aptly titled, ‘The Rarest Of The Rare’. Featuring Sharkey Bonano, Irving Fazola, 

Raymond Burke, Johnny Wiggs, Monk Hazel, more. [Item Code: 67114 CD: $15.00] 

523 SHARKEY BONANO FEATURING ALEC TEMPLETON AT THE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM Hindustan 

• Over The Waves • Back Home Again In Indiana • Twelfth Street Rag • Tin Roof Blues • After You’ve Gone • 

South • Bucket’s Got A Hole In It • How High The Moon • Zero • Farewell Blues • When The Saints Go Marching 

In (Personnel: Lester Bouchon, Santo Pecora, Alec Templeton, Chink Martin, Monk Hazel, Jeff Riddick) [1949] 

Recorded at a ‘sold out’ concert at New Orleans Municipal Auditorium this CD features the first British jazz musician 

to record with an authentic New Orleans Band. [Item Code: 67115 CD: $15.00] 

GOAT HILL RECORDINGS 

2 ANTHONY WILSON CAMPO BELO Campo Belo • March To March • Edu • After The Flood • Patrimonio 

• Elyria • Valsacatu • Flor De Sumare • Etna • Transitron (Personnel: Andre Mehmari, Edu Ribeiro, Guto Wirtti) 

[2010] Campo Belo is a dynamic new record from guitarist/composer Anthony Wilson. Recorded in Sao Paulo, 

this spontaneous musical encounter finds Wilson (a veteran American jazz musician, known for his longtime association 

with singer Diana Krall) leading a band that includes three of Brazil’s most astonishing young musicians 

- Andre Mehmari on piano, Edu Ribeiro on drums, and Guto Wirtti on bass. A program of richly melodic original 

songs, and a meeting of four strong improvisational voices, ‘Campo Belo’ is a testament to the excitement of a time 

when musical borders are becoming more porous or disappearing altogethe. [Item Code: 66422 CD: $16.00] 

HARBINGER 

2701 BARBARA CARROLL TRIO WITH KEN PEPLOWSKI LIVE AT DIZZY’S CLUB - HOW LONG HAS THIS 

BEEN GOING ON Some Other Time • Fascinating Rhythm • Nice Work if You Can Get It • How Long Has This 

Been Going On? • My Man’s Gone Now • I Got Rhythm • Todd’s Blues • Too Soon • Have You Met Miss Jones? 

(Personnel: Ken Peplowski, Jay Leonhart, Alvin Atkinson) [2010] If you appreciate jazz standards and George 

Gershwin tunes performed with peerless elan, then the pianist and singer Barbara Carroll definitely should be known. She got her start in the late 

‘40s on legendary 52nd Street, the home to America’s jazz hot spots, playing alternating sets with Dizzy Gillespie’s 

band at a club called the Downbeat. Ironically, the recording that is ‘How Long Has This Been Going On’ (Harbinger 

Records) was recorded live at Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola (the jazz club at Jazz At Lincoln Center) in March 2010, 

and this quartet date reveals a still vital artist who knows how to charm a crowd with both song and sophistication. 

[Item Code: 67134 CD: $16.00] 

HEP 

2096 HERB GELLER CHARLIE MARIANO HALLE OPERA HOUSE 2002 Night and Day • Deep in a Dream 

• Stella by Starlight • Handful of Stars • I Love You • Tickle Toe • Spring is Here • St. Louis Blues • 9:20 Special 

(Personnel: Charlie Mariano, Buggy Braune, Thomas Biller) [2002] Fabulous pairing of two of the greatest modern 

jazz saxophonists, in concert in Germany 2002. Herb Geller left the choice of repertoire to Charlie Mariano whose 

decision to concentrate - almost exclusively - on what has become known as the ‘Great American Songbook’ was 

an inspired one. Jazzmen and women constantly return to this material because of the rich harmonic and rhythmic 

possibilities found in the work of writers like Cole Porter, Jimmy Van Heusen, Victor Young and Richard Rodgers. 

[Item Code: 67123 CD: $17.00] 

HIGHNOTE 

7220 ERIC ALEXANDER DON’T FOLLOW THE CROWD Nomor Senterbress • She’s Out Of My Life • Footsteps 

• Charade • Don’t Misunderstand • Remix Blues • Don’t Follow The Crowd • Cavatina (From The Deer Hunter) 

(Personnel: Harold Mabern, Nat Reeves, Joe Farnsworth) [2010] Eric Alexander has been fortunate to record often 

as a bandleader since he emerged on the jazz scene, with over 30 CDs to his credit in less than two decades. Working 

with his frequent collaborators, including pianist Harold Mabern, bassist Nat Reeves, and drummer Joe Farnsworth, 

Alexander asked them to suggest songs to go along with those he chose. [Item Code: 67111 CD: $18.00] 

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909250 MCCOY TYNER NIGHTS OF BALLADS AND BLUES Satin Doll • We’ll Be Together Again • Round Midnight • For Heaven’s Sake 

• Star Eyes • Blue Monk • Groove Waltz • Days Of Wine And Roses (Personnel: Steve Davis, Lex Humphries) 

[1963] McCoy Tyner, in his third album under his own name, vividly illustrates he is one of those rare jazz musicians 

with the kind of creative talent that bridges the gap between erudite jazz and lyrical commercial appeal. Like 

Erroll Garner and Dave Brubeck, Tyner has ‘something’ that engenders a universal listening response. [Item Code: 

67192 CD: $21.00] 

5334698 ELVIN JONES ILLUMINATION! - DEAR JOHN C. Illumination- Nuttin’ Out Jones • Oriental Flower 

• Half And Half • Aborigine Dance In Scotland • Gettin’ On Way • Just Us Blues • Dear John C.- Dear John C. • 

Smoke Rings • Love Bird • Feeling Good • Anthropology • This Love Of Mine • Fantazm • Ballade • Everything 

Happens To Me (Collective Personnel: Prince Lasha, Sonny Simmons, Charles Davis, McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, 

Charlie Mariano, Roland Hanna, Hank Jones, Richard Davis) [1963•1965] These musicians on this CD 

are of the new avant-garde, but with the substance that could lead to classicism. Each one has put his say into the 

record with original compositions. [Item Code: 67218 CD: $17.00] 

5334699 ALBERT AYLER LOVE CRY - THE LAST ALBUM Love Cry- Love Cry • Ghosts • Omega • Dancing 

Flower • Bells • Love Flower • Zion Hill • Universal Indians • The Last Album- Untitled Duet • Again Comes The Rising Of The Sun • All Love 

• Toiling • Desert Blood • Birth Of Mirth • Water Music (Collective Personnel: Donald Ayler, Call Cobbs, Alan 

Silva, Milford Graves, Bobby Few, Henry Vestine, Bill Folwell, Stafford James, Muhammad Ali, Mary Maria) [1967- 

1968•1969] [Item Code: 67210 CD: $17.00] 

5334700 ART BLAKEY AND THE JAZZ MESSENGERS JAZZ MESSENGERS - A JAZZ MESSAGE Jazz Messengers- 

Alamode • Invitation • Circus • You Don’t Know What Love Is • I Hear A Rhapsody • Gee Baby, Ain’t I Good 

To You • A Jazz Message- Cafe • Just Knock On My Door • Summertime • Blues Back • Sunday • The Song Is You 

(Collective Personnel: Lee Morgan, Curtis Fuller, Wayne Shorter, Bobby Timmons, Jymie Merritt, Sonny Stitt, McCoy 

Tyner, Art Davis) [1961•1963] Concerning the music on this CD, it is virtually impossible to verbalize the feelings 

conveyed in music as personal as jazz. The listener is advised to supply his or her own message from these performances. 

The only things that are indicated in advance are that the fire, drama, taste, imagination, originality and 

variety so uniquely express by Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers, are all here. [Item Code: 67211 CD: $17.00] 

5334701 COLEMAN HAWKINS TODAY AND NOW - DESAFINADO Today And Now- Go Li’l Liza • Quintessence 

• Don’t Love Me • Love Song From ‘Apache’ • Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet • Swingin’ Scotch • Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree • 

Desafinado- Desafinado • I’m Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover (Jazz Samba) • Samba Para Bean • I Remember You 

• One Note Samba (Samba De Uma Nota So) • O Pato (The Duck) • Um Abraco No Bonfa (An Embrace To Bonfa) 

• Stumpy Bossa Nova (Collective Personnel: Tommy Flanagan, Major Holley, Eddie Locke, Howard Collins, Barry 

Galbraith, Willie Rodriguez) [1963] Coleman Hawkins commands a unique position in jazz. Now well launched 

upon his fourth decade of playing the tenor saxophone - an instrument which he almost singlehandedly established 

in the major leagues of jazz - the Hawk remains a fountainhead of creative musicianship. He has survived all the 

‘new things’ which have appeared on the jazz scene since the mid-twenties, never ceasing to astonish and inspire 

new generations of musician and listeners. A major contributor to the growth of jazz, he has continue to grow with 

the music. Today - as ever - Coleman Hawkins is the boss of the tenor sax. [Item Code: 67215 CD: $17.00] 

5334702 PHAROAH SANDERS VILLAGE OF THE PHAROAHS - WISDOM THROUGH MUSIC Village Of The 

Pharoahs- Village Of The Pharoahs, Part One • Village Of The Pharoahs, Part Two • Village Of The Pharoahs, Part 

Three • Myth • Mansion Worlds • Memories Of Lee Morgan • Went Like It Came • Wisdom Through Music- High 

Life • Love Is Everywhere • Wisdom Through Music • The Golden Lamp • Selflessness (Collective Personnel: Art 

Webb, Calvin Hill, Cecil McBee, Stanley Clarke, Jimmy Hopps, Marvin Peterson, James Branch, Norman Connors, 

More) [1971-1973] [Item Code: 67220 CD: $17.00] 

5334718 MCCOY TYNER TRIO INCEPTION - REACHING FORTH Inception- Inception • There’s Is No 

Greater Love • Blues For Gwen • Sunset • Effendi • Speak Low • Reaching Fourth- Reaching Fourth • Goodbye 

• Theme For Ernie • Blues Back • Old Devil Moon • Have You Met Miss Jones (Collective Personnel: Art Davis, 

Elvin Jones, Henry Grimes, Roy Haynes) [1962] McCoy Tyner has a melodic inventiveness, and along with that, 

the clarity of his ideas. He also gets a very personal sound from his instrument; and because of the clusters he uses 

and the way he voices them, that sound is brighter than what would normally be expected from most of the chord 

patterns he plays. In addition, McCoy has an exceptionally well developed sense of form, both as a soloist and an 

accompanist. [Item Code: 67224 CD: $17.00] 

5334720 MILT JACKSON STATEMENTS - JAZZ ‘N’ SAMBA Statements- Statement • Slowly • A Thrill From 

The Blues • Paris Blues • Put Off • A Beautiful Romance • Sonnymoon For Two • The Bad And The Beautiful • Jazz 

‘n’ Samba- Blues For Juanita • I Got It Band And That Ain’t Good • Big George • Gingerbread Boy • Jazz ‘n’ Samba 

• The Oo-Oo Bossa Noova • I Love You • Kiss And Run • Jazz Bossa Nova (Collective Personnel: Hank Jones, 

Paul Chambers, Connie Kay, Jimmy Heath, Tommy Flanagan, Barry Galbraith, Howard Collins, Richard Davis, Lilian 

Clark, Joe E. Ross) [1961•1964] Milt’s own work is based on the slow vibrato, varied to fit the tempo, although 

he does not always use a vibrato; the use of space; a blues feeling no matter what the tempo or piece; a liking for 

minor keys; sly humor; a time conception unparalleled; distinct solo form and shape; and a way of implying more 

than is played - the mark of an artist. [Item Code: 67216 CD: $17.00] 

5334722 ARCHIE SHEPP FOR LOSERS - KWANZA For Losers- Stick ‘Em Up • Abstract • I Got It Bad (And 

That Ain’t Good) • What Would It Be Without You • Un Croque Monsieur (Poem: For Losers) • Kwanza- Back Back 

• Soo Pee Doo • New Africa • Slow Drag • Bakai (Collective Personnel: Woody Shaw, Grachan Moncur, James 

Spaulding, Charles Davis, Cecil Payne, Cedar Walton, Andrew Bay, Joe Chambers, Bernard Purdie, Leon Thomas, 

More) [1968-1969] [Item Code: 67222 CD: $17.00] 

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5334723 SONNY ROLLINS ON IMPULSE - THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER YOU Sonny Rollin On Impulse- 

On Green Dolphin Street • Everything Happens To Me • Hold ‘Em Joe • Blue Room • Three Little Words • 

There Will Never Be Another You- On Green Dolphin Street • Three Little Words • Mademoiselle De Paris • To A 

Wild Rose • There Will Never Be Another You (Collective Personnel: Ray Bryant, Walter Booker, Mickey Roker, 

Tommy Flanagan, Bob Cranshaw, Billy Higgins) [1965] Rollins is continually challenging himself through the 

horn. As a self-critical jazz musician, Rollins took his now celebrated sabbatical from the jazz scene between 1959 

and 1961. He wanted the time to practice, study and think. Being a determined man, he took that time. [Item 

Code: 67219 CD: $17.00] 

5334724 SHIRLEY SCOTT TRIO FOR MEMBERS ONLY - GREAT SCOTT For Members Only- Southern 

Comfort • Blue Piano • Freedom Dance • Toys In The Attic • Blues For Members • I’ve Grown Accustomed To Her 

Face • Marchin’ To Riverside • We’re Goin’ Home • Great Scott- A Shot In The Dark • Great Scott • The Seventh 

Dawn • Hoe Down • The Shadow Of Paris • Five O’Clock Whistle • The Blues Ain’t Nothin’ But Some Pain • I’m 

Getting Sentimental Over You • Make Someone Happy (Collective Personnel: Art Davis, Earl May, Ed Shaughnessy, 

Jimmy Cobb, Barry Galbraith, George Duvivier, Bob Cranshaw, Otis Finch, Johnny Pacheco, Osie Johnson, Lilian 

Clark, Jerome Graff) [1963/1964] Shirley’s approach to the organ is not based on power or challenge, but rather 

on the use of more musical and lyrical means than most other organists favor. [Item Code: 67221 CD: $17.00] 

5334725 GABOR SZABO THE SORCERER - MORE SORCERY The Sorcerer- The Beat Goes On • Little Boat 

(O Barquinho) • Lou-Ise • What Is This Thing Called Love • Space • Stronger Than Us • Mizrab • Comin’ Back 

• More Sorcery- Los Matadoros • People • Corcovado • Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds • Spellbinder • Comin’ 

Back (Collective Personnel: Jimmy Stewart, Lajos Louis Kabok, Marty Morell, Hal Gordon, Bill Goodwin) [1967] 

This CD is the result of several ‘live’ performances. The Boston’s Jazz Workshop in April of 1967. that gave rise 

to ‘The Sorcerer. The Monterey Jazz Festival in California in September of 1967. Taken together, these in-person 

performances comprise this CD. [Item Code: 67223 CD: $17.00] 

5334726 ALICE COLTRANE WORLD GALAXY - LORD OF LORDS Universal Consciousness- Universal 

Consciousness • Battle At Armageddon • Oh Allah • Hare Krishna • Sita Ram • The Ankh Of Amen-Do • Lord Of 

Lords- Andromeda’s Suffering • Sri Rama Ohnedaruth • Excerpts From The Firebird • Lord Of Lords • Going Home 

(Collective Personnel: Jimmy Garrison, Jack DeJohnette, Rasheid Ali, Clifford Jarvis, Leroy Jenkins, Charlie Haden, 

Ben Riley, More) [1971/1972] [Item Code: 67212 CD: $17.00] 

5334729 DUKE ELLINGTON MEETS COLEMAN HAWKINS - AND JOHN COLTRANE Duke Ellington Meets 

Coleman Hawkins- Limbo Jazz • Mood Indigo • Ray Charles’ Place • Wanderlust • You Dirty Dog • Self Portrait (Of 

The Bean) • The Jeep Is Jumpin’ • The Ricitic • Duke Ellington And John Coltrane- In A Sentimental Mood • Take 

The Coltrane • Big Nick • Stevie • My Little Brown Book • Angelica • The Feeling Of Jazz (Collective Personnel: 

Coleman Hawkins, Ray Nance, Lawrence Brown, Johnny Hodges, Harry Carney, Aaron Bell, Sam Woodyard, John 

Coltrane, Jimmy Garrison, Elvin Jones) [1962] Duke Ellington’s grasp of harmony and instrumental voicing is 

more advanced than anybody else’s in the entire range of jazz. [Item Code: 67213 CD: $17.00] 

5334730 AHMAD JAMAL POINCIANA REVISITED - FREEFLIGHT Poinciana Revisited- Have You Met Miss 

Jones • Poinciana • Lament • Call Me • Theme From Valley Of The Dolls • Frank’s Tune • How Insensitive • 

Freeflight- Introduction • Effendi • Dolphin Dance • Manhattan Reflections • Poinciana (Personnel: Jamil Sulieman 

Nasser, Frank Gant) [1969/1971] Ahmad Jamal deals in space and in melody and his use of space is so artful that 

it enables the melody of the original line and the improvisations and embellishments of the leading voice to grow 

together. [Item Code: 67217 CD: $17.00] 

5334879 CURTIS FULLER SOUL TROMBONE - CABI Soul Trombone- The Clan • In The Wee Small Hours 

Of The Morning • Newdles • The Breeze And I • Dear Old Stockholm • Ladies’ Night • Cabin In The Sky- The 

Prayer- Taking A Chance On Love • Cabin In The Sky • Old Ship Of Zion • Do What You Wanna Do • Honey In 

The Honeycomb • Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe • Savannah • Love Turned The Light Out • In My Old Virginia 

Home (On The River Nile) • Love Me Tomorrow (But Leave Me Alone Today)- The Prayer (Collective Personnel: 

Freddie Hubbard, Jimmy Heath, Cedar Walton, Jymie Merritt, Jimmy Cobb, Granvlle T. Hogan, Eddie Costa, Hank 

Jones, Milt Hinton, Art Davis, Osie Johnson) [1961/1962] In 1959 Curtis Fuller was voted New Star on trombone 

in the Downbeat readers’ poll, and placed second in the Downbeat critics’ poll. . [Item Code: 67214 CD: $17.00] 

DVD 

JAZZED MEDIA 

9004 STAN KENTON PORTRAIT OF A JAZZ LEGEND 117 minutes. In recognition of the upcoming 100th 

birthday celebration of Stan Kenton in 2011, this documentary by award-winning jazz filmmaker Graham Carter 

covers all facets of Kenton’s amazing career and includes much of the groundbreaking music that was performed 

by the Stan Kenton Orchestra over the years. DVD includes over 20 people interviewed about Stan Kenton’s career, 

and over 20 television and movie performances of the Stan Kenton Orchestra. Also includes over 300 photos and 

images from Kenton’s almost 40 year jazz music career and rare taped interviews with Stan Kenton. [Item Code: 

66864 DVD: $20.00] 

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149 FRED WARING THE ANDREWS SISTERS WINTER WONDERLAND - A CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION Opening (a) • Ring Those Christmas 

Bells (a) • Caroling, Caroling (a) • Carol, Brothers, Carol (a) • O Hearken Ye (a) • Christmas (a) • The Star Carol 

(a) • Jesu Parvule (a) • Gesu Bambino (a) • O Come All Ye Faithful - Come, Dear Children (a) • Bright, Bright The 

Holly Berries (a) • While By Our Sleeping Flock We Lay (a) • Jingle Bells - Caroling, Caroling (a) • I Wonder As I 

Wander (a) • Silent Night, Holy Night (a) • O Holy Night (a) • Finale - We Wish You A Merry Christmas - Closing 

(a) • The Meaning Of Christmas (a) • The Meaning Of Christmas (a) • Christmas Magic (a) • Holiday (a) • A Musical 

Christmas Card (a) • Christmas Tree (a) • Mistletoe (a) • Carol Of The Bells (a) • Snow, Snow, Beautiful Snow 

(a) • The Sleigh (a) • Echo Carol (a) • Kentucky Wassail Song (a) • Toyland (a) • March Of The Toys (a) • Rudolph, 

The Red-Nosed Reindeer (a) • The Song Of Christmas (a) • The Song Of Christmas (a) • Jingle Bells (b) • Winter 

Wonderland (c) • Christmas Island (c) • Frosty, The Snowman (d) • Sleigh Ride (e) • I’d Like To Hitch A Ride With 

Santa Claus (e) • An Old-Fashioned Tree (f) • Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer (d) • (Sweet Angie) The Christmas 

Tree Angel (e) • Parade Of Wooden Soldiers (e) • ‘Round The Christmas Tree At Home (g) • Jing-A-Ling, Jing-A-Ling 

(e) • Christmas Chopsticks (b) • Christmas Candles (c) • Merry Christmas Polka (c) • He’ll Be Coming Down The 

Chimney (d) • Stars Are The Windows Of Heaven (c) • Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town (d) • Silver Bells (e) • A 

Child’s Christmas Song (e) • There’s A Big Blue Cloud (Next To Heaven) (h) • Christmas Dreaming (h) • The Christmas Song (h) • The First Noel 

(Traditional) (h) • Cradle Song Of The Virgin (h) • Ave Maria (Schubert) (h) • It Came Upon A Midnight Clear (h) • O Little Town Of Bethlehem (h) 

• Joy To The World (h) (a- Fred Waring And His Pennsylvanians; b- Guy Lombardo • The Lombardo Trio; c- Andrews Sisters & Guy Lombardo; 

d- Guy Lombardo • Kenny Gardner & The Lombardo Trio; e- Andrews Sisters; f- Guy Lombardo • Don Rodney; g- Guy Lombardo • Kenny Martin; 

h- Dick Haymes) 2-CD set. Winter Wonderland is a totally dynamic collection that presents the very best of Christmas, both sacred and secular, 

and features some of the best remembered performers of all time. The first CD focuses on Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians who’s Christmas 

albums were among the best sellers of the ‘50s and ‘60s. Included are delicate arrangements of ‘I Wonder As I Wander’, ‘Toyland’, ‘Silent Night’, 

as well as classic carols ‘Caroling, Caroling’, ‘Jingle Bells’, ‘Silent Night, Holy Night’ and more. Finally the icing on the (Christmas) cake has to be 

the entire Dick Haymes Christmas album appearing on CD for the first time with such gems as ‘The Christmas Song’ and ‘Christmas Dreaming’. 

[Item Code: 67277 2-CD: $22.00] 

155 EYDIE GORME MEM’RIES AND SOUVENIRS Love Is A Season • April Showers • The Tings We Did Last Summer • On The First Warm 

Day • When The Wind Was Green • Winter Night • Easter Parade • Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year • September Song • I’ll Remember April 

• ‘tis Autumn • June In January • Taking A Chance On Love • Just One Of Those Things • You Turned The Tables On Me • But Not For Me • Get 

Out Of Town • Alright, Okay, You Win • I Got Lost In His Arms • Better Luck Next Time • I’m In Luck • I’m Shootin’ High • You’re Getting To Be 

A Habit With Me • One For My Baby • When The Saints Come Marching In • Way Down Yonder In New Orleans 

• Ja Da • Sleepy Time Down South • Limehouse Blues • Basin Street Blues • Bill Bailey • Bye Bye Blues • South 

Rampart Street Parade • Lazy River • Mississippi Mud • Wang Wang Blues • Cherry Stones • The Voice In My Heart 

(Alternate Take) • I’m Yours • Don’t Take Your Love From Me • Fool Around • Happiness • The Dance Is Over • 

Too Young To Know • Be Sure My Love • I Will Follow You • I’m A Girl, You’re A Boy (With Steve Lawrence) • 

The Facts Of Life (With Steve Lawrence) • I Love To Dance (But Never On Sunday) • Let Me Be The First To Wish 

To Wish You Merry Christmas This Year • Yours Tonight • What Happened To Our Love • Mem’ries And Souvenirs 

2-CD set. Featuring the best selling albums ‘Love is a Season’, ‘On Stage’ and ‘Eydie in Dixieland’ in glorious stereo, 

plus the remainder of her hit singles up to 1960 which are appearing on CD for the first time. [Item Code: 67195 

2-CD: $22.00] 

158 TERESA BREWER MISS VERSATILITY Silver Dollar • Baby, Baby, Baby • Theres’s Nothing As Lonesome 

As A Saturday Night • Whirlpool • I Think The World Of You • Saturday Dance • Pickle Up A Doodle • The Rain 

Falls On Everybody • Hula Hoop Song • So Shy • The One Rose (That’s Left In My Heart) • Satelitte • Jingle Bell 

Rock • I Like Christmas • 63 Sailors In Grand Central Station • Heavenly Lover • Fairweather Sweetheart • Bye Bye Baby Goodbye • Chain Of 

Friendship • If You Like-A-Me • The Dixieland Band • Georgia On My Mind • Everybody Loves My Baby • Basin Street Blues • When My Sugar 

Walks Down The Street • Alabama Jubilee • Bill Bailey, Won’t You Please Come Home • When It’s Sleepy Time Down South • Is It True What 

They Say About Dixie • Weary Blues • Mississippi Mud • When The Saints Go Marching In • When Your Lover Has Gone • Maybe You’ll Be There 

• I Had The Craziest Dream • Darn That Dream • Baby, Don’t Be Mad At Me • A Faded Summer Love • Mixed Emotions • You Go To My Head 

• More Than You Know • Music, Maestro, Please! • Time Out For Tears • Fools Rush In • Walking The Floor Over You • Have You Ever Been 

Lonely • Mockin’ Bird Hill • Mexicalli Rose • Anymore • My Happiness • Jealous Heart • Half As Much • When Do You Love Me • Your Cheatin’ 

Heart • San Antonio Rose • Jamabalaya • Peace Of Mind • Venetian Sunset • How Do You Know It’s Love • If There Are Stars In My Eyes • That 

Piano Man 2-CD set. Features three of Teresa’s finest albums: ‘Teresa Brewer and The Dixieland Band’, ‘When Your Lover Has Gone’ and ‘Songs 

Everybody Knows’ all in glorious stereo. Includes the hits ‘Hula Hoop Song’, ‘How Do You Know It’s Love’, ‘Anymore’, ‘When Do You Love Me’, 

‘Pickle Up A Doodle’, and ‘Venetian Sunset’ to name a few. [Item Code: 67196 2-CD: $22.00] 

166 NELSON RIDDLE THE JOY OF LIVING – A RIDDLE OF CONTRASTS The Joy Of Living • Moonglow • Birds Of Paradise • Around 

The World • There’s A Gold Mine In The Sky • “Markham” Theme • Poor Jud Is Daid • All Er Nothin’ • Somethin’ Special • I Speak To The Stars 

• Stowaway • Bonsoir Lisbon • Midnight Blue • Autumn In Rio • Dreams Can Tell A Lie • Hold My Hand • Venezuela 

• Ting-A-Lay-O • Deguello • I Took The Long Way Around • Goin’ Steady • Deep Blue Sea • Brother John 

• “Pal Joey” Theme • Time (Wade, Dinning) • Shenandoah Shuffle • Siesta In Sevilla • Monique • Run For Cover 

• “The Untouchables” • Please Remember • Drive-In • Ill Wind • In The Mood • Idle Chatter • Green Leaves Of 

Summer • Pendulum Song • An Affair To Remember • Make Her Mine • Caravan • Three Little Stars • Una Casa 

Portuguesa • How Long Has It Been? • Allah Be Prais’d • Matinee Theatre • Sea Of Dreams • “Vera Cruz” Theme 

• Fascination • If I Give My Heart To You • Solitude • Take It Or Leave It • Polka Dots And Moonbeams • Carmen’s 

Boogie • One For The Wonder • Ziganette • Till There Was You • Blue Safari • Santana 2-CD set. Following on 

from ‘Lets Face the Music’ - JASCD 495, ‘The Joy of Living’ features the many rare 45s: ‘The Joy of Living’, ‘Birds of 

Paradise’, ‘Markham’, ‘Poor Jud is Daid’, ‘Midnight Blue’, ‘Deep Blue Sea’, ‘The Untouchables’, and many more. 

Also included are rare collaborations with the great artist of the era: The Andrews Sisters, Nat King Cole, Betty Hutton, 

The Lancers, Margaret Whiting and The Four Freshman. [Item Code: 67197 2-CD: $22.00] 

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167 MITCH MILLER IT’S MILLER TIME! – COME ON AND JOIN THE PARTY The Yellow Rose Of Texas • Song For A Summer Night • Song 

For A Summer Night • Tzena, Tzena, Tzena • Autumn Leaves • Tira Lira Madiera • Willie Can • March From The 

River Kwai And Colonel Bogey • Blackberry Winter • Silly Little Tune • Sabrina • Java • Song Of The Sparrow • The 

Bowery Grenadiers • Greensleeves • Lisbon Antigua (In Old Lisbon) • The Sleigh • How Strange • Wooden Shoes 

And Happy Hearts • Song For The Ninth Day • A Very Special Love (Song Of The Ninth Day) • Under Paris Skies 

• Meet Mister Callaghan • The Children’s Marching Song • Song Of Delilah • Keep Me In Mind • Who Will Kiss 

Your Ruby Lips • Kalamazoo To Timbuktu • Au Revoir Again • Sing Along • Hey Little Baby • Bonnie Eloise • Hey, 

Betty Martin • I’ll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time • Beer Barrel Polka • Don’t Fence Me In • Oriental Polka • 

Ginny, My Joy • Whistle Stop • Do-Re-Mi • Dixie • I’m Goin’ Back To Dixie • I’m Goin’ Back To Dixie • Battle 

Hymn Of The Republic • Yankee Doodle - The Girl I Left Behind Me • Home On The Range • She Wore A Yellow 

Ribbon • President On The Dollar • Comin’ Through The Rye • There’s A Long, Long Trail • Be A Santa • Must 

Be Santa • Till We Meet Again • Walkin’ Down To Washington • Follow Me • Do-Re-Me • Loch Lomond March • 

Jubilation T. Cornpone • When Day Is Done 2-CD set. Includes all of Miller’s greatest hits, such as: ‘The Yellow 

Rose of Texas’, ‘Tzena, Tzena, Tzena’. ‘Song for a Summer Night’, ‘March From the River Kwai’, ‘Lisbon Antigua’, 

and ‘Under Paris Skies’, as well as rare singles and album tracks debuting on CD. [Item Code: 67198 2-CD: $22.00] 

678 SARAH VAUGHAN IT’S MAGIC - THE GREAT HIT SOUNDS OF Blue Serenade • My Tormented Heart 

• Say You’ll Wait For Me • Black Coffee • Sinner Or Saint • I Confess • After Hours • A Lover’s Quarrel • Time • 

Summertime • Street Of Dreams • Fool’s Paradise • Thinking Of You • Linger Awhile • These Things I Offer You 

• Deep Purple • I Ran All The Way Home • Vanity • That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day) • 

City Called Heaven • Our Very Own • I Love The Guy • Make Believe (You Are Glad When You’re Sorry) • My 

Reverie • I’m Crazy To Love You • Lonely Girl • Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year • It’s Magic • Make Yourself 

Comfortable • Tenderly • Whatever Lola Wants • Mr. Wonderful • And This Is My Beloved • Please Mr. Brown • 

Band Of Angels • A Tree In The Park • How Important Can It Be • Hot And Cold Running Tears • If You Are But 

A Dream • Padre • It Happened Again • C’est La Vie • Fabulous Character • Mary Contrary • The Touch Of Your 

Hand, Through A Long And Sleepless Night • Broken-Hearted Melody • Eternally • Smooth Operator • Our Waltz 

• The Banana Boat Song • Maybe It’s Because (I Love You Too Much) • You’re My Baby • Misty • Leave It To Love 

• Separate Ways • Oh, What A Day (Orchestras: Percy Faith, Joe Lipman, Paul Weston, Hugo Winterhalter, Norman 

Leyden, Hugo Peretti, Hal Mooney, Fred Norman, Ray Ellis, Belford C. Hendricks, more) 2-CD set. Along with Ella Fitzgerald and Billie 

Holiday, Sarah Vaughan was blessed with one of the most incredible voices of the 20th century and was capable of singing all types of music: Pop, 

Jazz, blues, classical, religious and rock & roll. You name it she could nail it. This is the only set that includes all of her hits from the 1940s and 

1950s such as: ‘Whatever Lola Wants’, ‘Make Yourself Comfortable’, ‘These Things I Offer You’, ‘Eternally’ and the multi-million selling R&R hit, 

‘Broken-Hearted Melody’ together with other classic recordings. Featured across the 57 superb tracks are the brilliant orchestrations of Percy Faith, 

Paul Weston, Norman Leyden, Hugo Winterhalter, Ray Ellis and David Carroll. [Item Code: 67072 2-CD: $22.00] 

680 THE FONTANE SISTERS ROCK LOVE - THE GREAT HIT SOUNDS OF Heart Of Stone • (Remember Me) 

I’m The One Who Loves You • Ain’t It The Truth • Theme From ‘a Summer Place’ • Seventeen • Voices • Playmates 

• Most Of All • Lover’s Leap • Third Man Theme • Buttermilk • Oh, What It Seemed To Be • I’m In Love Again • 

Encore D’amour • Honolulu Moon • Ragtime Rock And Roll • Eddie My Love • Which Way To Your Heart • Vaya 

Con Dios • The Old Piano Roll Blues • Yum Yum • Coconut Grove • How Soon (Will I Be Seeing You) • Summertime 

Love • If I Could Be With You • Whispering Hope • Got You On My Mind • You’re Mine • A Lover’s Hymn • 

Please Don’t Leave Me • Please Be Kind • The Waltz You Saved For Me • I Understand • Daddy-O • Rock Love • 

Still • Love Like A Fool • Adorable • Dancing To The Rock And Rolla • Lonesome Lover Blues • A Love Like You 

• Darling, It’s Beautiful • Come Home, Eddie • I’m Stickin’ With You • Chanson D’amour • Rollin’ Stone • Take 

A Step • You Are My Sunshine • Listen To Your Heart • Jealous Heart • The Banana Boat Song • You Always Hurt 

The One You Love • Fool Around • Billy Boy • Let The Rest Of The World Go By • I Love To Tell The Story • Calling 

Today • Softly And Tenderly • The Old Rugged Cross • Lead Kindly, Light • In The Garden • Rock Of Ages • 

What A Friend We Have In Jesus • I Need Thee Every Hour • Living For Jesus • Abide With Me • Sweet Hour Of 

Prayer (Orchestras: Billy Vaughn, Mort Lindsey, Milton DeLugg, Jesse Stone) 2-CD set. Here the Sisters are in transition from the music of the 

1940s to the Rock & Roll of the ‘50s. The sisters scored million sellers such as: ‘Hearts of Stone’, ‘Seventeen’, ‘The Banana Boat Song’, ‘Eddie My 

Love’, ‘I’m in Love Again’, ‘Rollin’ Stone’, ‘Daddy-O’ and ‘Rock Love’. This collection is a first. It not only includes all the hits but the B sides and 

many choice album tracks. [Item Code: 67073 2-CD: $22.00] 

692 ANDY WILLIAMS I LIKE YOUR KIND OF LOVE - THE GREAT HIT SOUNDS (In The Summertime) You Don’t Want My Love • Lonely 

Street (Two Voices) • Love Letters In The Sand • Suddenly, There’s A Valley • Butterfly • Unchained Melody • Sail Along Silv’ry Moon • The Three 

Bells • Canadian Sunset • I Like Your Kind Of Love • Autumn Leaves • He • My Happiness • Willow Weep For Me • It’s All In The Game • Christmas 

Is A Feeling In Your Heart • He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands • Walk Hand In Hand • Be Mine Tonight • You Don’t Know What Love 

Is • The Hawaiian Wedding Song (Ke Kali Nei Au) • Climb Ev’ry Mountain • Gone With The Wind • Twilight Time 

• The Bilbao Song • I Believe • When Your Lover Has Gone • Near You • The Village Of St. Bernadette • Do You 

Mind • Baby Doll • In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning • Blue Hawaii • Look For The Silver Lining • Summer 

Love • Say It Isn’t So • Count Your Blessings (Instead Of Sheep) • Promise Me, Love • Dreamsville • Sweet Morning 

• Wake Me When It’s Over • I’m So All Alone • I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry • You’ll Never Walk Alone • Lonely 

Street (Single Voice) • Don’t Go To Strangers • Lips Of Wine • Mam’selle • Under Paris Skies • We Have A Date • 

Our Lady Of Fatima • House Of Bamboo • Are You Sincere • Sweet Leilani • How Wonderful To Know • So Rare 

2-CD set. Undoubtedly the most enduring vocalist of his era, Andy Williams’ recording and television fame came 

into prominence just as Rock&Roll was exploding on the scene. On this collection Andy Williams adapts to new 

musical trends with smash hits such as: ‘Butterfly’ and ‘You Don’t Want My Love’,. This collection includes Andy 

Williams’ best loved recordings of the late ‘50s and early ‘60s and could have been easily titled ‘The Very Best of 

the Early Years’. [Item Code: 67074 2-CD: $22.00] 

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JAZZ ORACLE 

8062 RED NICHOLS COMPLETE BRUNSWICK SESSIONS, VOLUME 1-3 Washboard Blues (E 4178) • Washboard Blues (E 4179) • That’s No 

Bargain (E 4180) • That’s No Bargain (E 4181) • Boneyard Shuffle (E 4260) • Boneyard Shuffle (E 4261) • Buddy’s 

Habits • Alabama Stomp (E 4382) • Alabama Stomp (E 4383) • Alabama Stomp (E 4384) • Hurricane (E 4385) • 

Hurricane (E 4387) • Bugle Call Rag • Back Beats • Cornfed (E 23665) • Cornfed (E 23666) • Five Pennies • Mean 

Dog Blues • Riverboat Shuffle (E 24224) • Riverboat Shuffle (E 24225) • Eccentric • Ida! Sweet As Apple Cider (E 

24230) • Ida! Sweet As Apple Cider (E 24232) • Feelin’ No Pain (E 24233) • Feelin’ No Pain (E 24235) • Nobody’s 

Sweetheart (E 7168) • Nobody’s Sweetheart (E 7169) • My Gal Sal • Avalon • The Japanese Sandman (E 26695) • 

The Japanese Sandman (E 26696) • Poor Butterfly (XE 26772) • Poor Butterfly (XE 26773) • Poor Butterfly (XE 26774) 

• Can’t Yo’ Heah Me Callin’ Caroline? (XE 26775) • Can’t Yo’ Heah Me Calling Caroline? (XE 26776) • Panama • 

There’ll Come A Time • Dear Old Southland • Dear Old Southland (-G) • Limehouse Blues • Limehouse Blues (-G) 

• Whispering • I Can’t Give You Anything But Love • Margie • Imagination • Original Dixieland One Step • Get 

Out And Get Under The Moon • That’s My Weakness Now • My Ohio Home • My Pet • Chlo-e • Ready For The 

River • Sweet Sue – Just You • She’s A Great Great Girl • Because My Baby Don’t Mean “Maybe” Now • Oh Baby 

• A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody • A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody (-B) • I Never Knew • Who’s Sorry Now? • Chinatown, 

My Chinatown • Alice Blue Gown • Alice Blue Gown (alt) • Allah’s Holiday (-A) • Allah’s Holiday (-B) • Roses Of Picardy [1926-1929] 

3-CD set. The first of three 3-CD sets containing all of Red Nichols’ New York Brunswick recordings, including the Wabash Dance Orchestra titles 

released only in England. This series includes all known takes and was remastered by Ted Kendall. The 72-page booklet common to all three sets 

contains extensive liner notes by Richard Sudhalter and a complete discography. In addition to Nichols, the cream of the New York jazzmen are 

featured on these sides, including Miff Mole, Jimmy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Jack Teagarden, Fud Livingston and 

many others. [Item Code: 67006 3-CD: $41.00] 

8063 RED NICHOLS COMPLETE BRUNSWICK SESSIONS, VOLUME 4-6 I’m Marching Home To You • I’m 

Marching Home To You (-G) • Building A Nest For Mary • Building A Nest For Mary (-G) • I Used To Love Her In The 

Moonlight • I Used To Love Her In The Moonlight (-G) • I Used To Love Her In The Moonlight (alt) • Indiana (-A) • 

Indiana (-B) • Dinah • On The Alamo (-A) • On The Alamo (-B) • Sally Won’t You Come Back? • It Had To Be You • 

I’ll See You In My Dreams • Some Of These Days • Who Cares? • Rose Of Washington Square • I May Be Wrong • 

The New Yorkers • They Didn’t Believe Me • Wait For The Happy Ending • Can’t We Be Friends? • Nobody Knows 

• Smiles (-A) • Smiles (-B) • Get Happy • Get Happy (alt) • Somebody To Love Me • Somebody To Love Me (alt) • 

Say It With Music • Say It With Music (alt) • Strike Up The Band! (-B) • Strike Up The Band! (alt) • Soon • Soon (alt) 

• Sometimes I’m Happy • Sometimes I’m Happy (alt) • Hallelujah! • Hallelujah! (alt) • I’m Just Wild About Harry 

• After You’ve Gone • I Want To Be Happy • Tea For Two • Peg O’ My Heart (-A) • Peg O’ My Heart (-B) • Sweet 

Georgia Brown • China Boy • The Sheik • Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble (-A) • Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble (-B) • Some Of These Days (Heat) • Carolina In The 

Morning • Who? • By The Shalimar • On Revival Day (Pt. 1) • On Revival Day (Pt. 1) (#2) • On Revival Day (Pt. 2) • On Revival Day (Pt. 2) (#2) 

• Embraceable You • I Got Rhythm • A Girl Friend Of A Boy Friend Of Mine • Sweet Jennie Lee • “Linda” • Yours And Mine • My Honey’s Lovin’ 

Arms • Rockin’ Chair • Bug-A-Boo • Corinne Corinna • How Come You Do Me Like You Do [1929-1930] 3-CD set. The second of three 3-CD 

sets containing all of Red Nichols’ New York Brunswick recordings. This series includes all known takes and was remastered by Ted Kendall. The 

72-page booklet common to all three sets contains extensive liner notes by Richard Sudhalter and a complete discography. In addition to Nichols, 

the cream of the New York jazzmen are featured on these sidess. [Item Code: 67007 3-CD: $41.00] 

8064 RED NICHOLS COMPLETE BRUNSWICK SESSIONS, VOLUME 7-9 Blue Again • When Kentucky Bids The • World ‘Good Morning’ • 

What Good Am I Without You? • We’re Friends Again • ‘You Said It’ • Sweet And Hot • The Peanut Vendor • Sweet Rosita • Things I Never Knew 

Till Now • Teardrops And Kisses • Were You Sincere? • Keep A Song In Your Soul • It’s The Darn’dest Thing • Singin’ The Blues • Love Is Like That 

• Just A Crazy Song • You Rascal You • Moan, You Moaners! • Slow But Sure • Little Girl (-A) • Little Girl (#2) • How The Time Can Fly • How 

Long How Long Blues • Fan It (-A) • Fan It (#2) • Oh Peter • Honolulu Blues • Get Cannibal • Junk Man’s Blues • Slow And Easy • Waitin’ For 

The Evenin’ Mail • Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula • Haunting Blues (-A) • Haunting Blues (-B) • Twenty One Years (-A) • Twenty One Years (-B) • My 

Sweetie Went Away (-A) • My Sweetie Went Away (-B) • New Orleans–Part I (11282-B) • New Orleans–Part II (11283-A) • New Orleans–Part II 

(11283-B) • Clarinet Marmalade • Sweet Sue – Just You (-A) • Sweet Sue – Just You (-B) • New Orleans – Part I (BX 11427-A) • New Orleans – Part 

I (BX 11427-B) • California – Part 1 (BX 11432-A) • California – Part 1 (BX 11432-B) • California – Part 2 (BX 11569-A) • California – Part 2 (BX 

11569-B) • California – Part 2 (BX 11569-C) • Goin’ To Town • Goofus • Our Home Town Mountain Band – Part 1 • Our Home Town Mountain 

Band – Part 2 • Sugar • Make My Cot Where The Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows • Harlem Twist (-3) • If You Believed In Me • The End Of The Lonesome 

Trail • I May Be Wrong (Brodsky) • That’s Where The South Begins (-1) • That’s Where The South Begins (-2) • I’m Tickled Pink With A Blue-Eyed 

Baby (-2) • I’m Tickled Pink With A Blue-Eyed Baby (-3) • At Last I’m Happy • If You Haven’t Got A Girl [1927-1932] 3-CD set. The third of 

three 3-CD sets containing all of Red Nichols’ New York Brunswick recordings. Includes bonus tracks by Red Nichols’ Stompers, Red and His Big 

Ten, and Irving Brodsky’s Orchestra. [Item Code: 67008 3-CD: $41.00] 

JAZZ PLOT RECORDS 

61623 MILES DAVIS JOHN COLTRANE LEGENDARY 1960 EUROPEAN TOUR So What • On Green Dolphin 

Street • All Blues- The Theme • So What • All Of You • So What • So What • ‘Round Midnight • Walkin’ • If I Were 

A Bell • So What • All Blues • The Theme • Fran-Dance • So What • ‘Round Midnight • On Green Dolphin Street 

• Walkin’ • The Theme • On Green Dolphin Street (*) • Autumn Leaves- What’s New?- Moonlight In Vermont (*) • 

Walkin’ (*) • The Theme (*) (Collective Personnel: John Coltrane, Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb, Stan 

Getz) [1960] 3-CD set. For the first time ever on a single set, all surviving music by the Miles Davis-John Coltrane 

1960 European tour (with the sole exception of the well known and widely available March 21 Olympia concert 

in Paris - issued on Europa 1, and the March 22 Stockholm performance - issued on Dragon). Coltrane would leave 

Miles shortly afterwards to form his own celebrated quartet. As a bonus, a quartet set by Coltrane with Miles’ rhythm 

section recorded in Dusseldorf during that same tour (Miles didn’t play for contractual reasons). Includes 24-page 

booklet. [Item Code: 66916 3-CD: $24.00] 

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66 WILD BILL DAVISON BEAUTIFULLY WILD Cherry • Our Love Is Here To Stay • Am I Blue? • It’s The Talk Of The Town • Mean To Me 

• What’s The Use? • I’ve Got The World On A String • Everything Happens To Me • On The Alamo • She’s Funny 

That Way #2 (Personnel: Don Reitan, Kenny Mason, Jerry Rousseau, Spider Ridgeway) Cornetist Wild Bill Davison 

is joined by pianist Don Reitan, vibist Kenny Mason, bassist Jerry Rousseau and drummer Spider Ridgeway. This CD 

is the sentimental, pensie, sweet and torchy side of ‘Wild Bill’. [Item Code: 67116 CD: $15.00] 

76 BOBBY HACKETT VIC DICKENSON LIVE FROM THE MANASSAS JAZZ FESTIVAL Wolverine Blues (a) • 

Midnight Sun (a) • Wrap Your Troubles In Dream (a) • Harlem Butterfly (a) • Constantly (a) • Do You Know What 

It Means To Miss New Orleans (a) • She’s Funny That Way (a) • Broadway (a) • I’m Coming, Virginia (a) • Loch 

Lomond (a) • Washington & Lee Swing (b) • Apex Blues (b) • Just A Closer Walk With Thee (b) • Once In A While 

(b) • Bourbon Street Parade (b) (Artists: a- Bobby Hackett And Vic Dickenson With Maxine Sullivan; b- Bobby 

Hackett And World’s Third Greatest Jazz Band) (Collective Personnel: George Brunis, Tommy Gwaltney, John Eaton, 

Eddie Condon, Bill Goodall, Cliff Leeman, George Parlmer, Mary Erickson, more) [1969•1972] Vocalist Maxine 

Sullivan, cornetists Bobby Hackett and Wild Bill Davison and others are featured on this collection of tracks from 

the Manassas Jazz Festival. [Item Code: 67117 CD: $15.00] 

384 ART HODES RHYTHM SECTION ACCOMPANIES CARRIE SMITH WITH DOC CHEATHAM Maybe Not At All (Not On The First Night 

Baby) • Wasted Life Blues • Big Butte And Egg Man • Jelly Roll Blues • There’ll Be Some Changes Made • Back 

Water Blues • You Rascal You (I’ll Be Glad When You’re Dead) • When It’s Sleepy Time Down South (Personnel: 

Carrie Smith, Doc Cheatham, Carl Temple, Marcus Belgrave) [1985•1987] Vocalist Carrie Smith, trumpeter Doc 

Cheatham are backed by Art Hodes’s band on this 1985 session. These are fresh sounding traditional jazz performances. 

They work because of the greatness and unique qualities of the performers on this CD. [Item Code: 

66954 CD: $15.00] 

JUSTIN TIME 

8569 ALEX PANGMAN 33 Found A New Baby • Ain’t Cha Glad • A Hundred Years From Today • Thanks 

• Honeysuckle Rose • Happy As The Day Is Long • Shine • I Surrender Dear • As Lovely Lovers Do • Hummin’ 

To Myself • You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me (Personnel: Ron Sexsmith, Denzal Sinclaire, Kevin Clark, 

Drew Jurecka, Ross Wooldridge, Peter Hill, Jesse Barksdale, Chris Banks, Terry Wilkins, Cheong Liu, Chris Lamont) 

[2010] Canada’s ‘Sweetheart of Swing’ presents a unique blend of vintage ‘30s-era swing & jazz - the new breed 

of neo-trad jazz stylists. Features guest vocalists Ron Sexsmith and Denzal Sinclaire. Backed by the acclaimed Alleycats. 

[Item Code: 67035 CD: $16.00] 

9166 STEPHANE GRAPPELLI WITH ORCHESTRA PLAYS JEROME KERN Smoke Gets In Your Eyes • The 

Way You Look Tonight • Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man • A Fine Romance • Yesterdays • Ol’ Man River • All The 

Things You Are • Pick Yourself Up • Why Do I Love You • I Won’t Dance • Long Ago And Far Away (Personnel: 

Marc Fossett, Martin Taylor, Jack Sewing, Martin Drew, Alf Bigden, Graham Ward, Ettore Stratta) [Item Code: 

66749 CD: $13.00] 

MOTEMA MUSIC 

63 ROSEANNA VITRO THE MUSIC OF RANDY NEWMAN Last Night I Had A Dream • Sail Away • If I Didn’t 

Have You • Everytime It Rains • Baltimore • In Germany Before The War • Mama Told Me Not To Come • I Will 

Go Sailing No More • Feels Like Home • Losing You (Personnel: Mark Soskin, Sara Caswell, Dean Johnson, Tim Horner, Steve Cardenas, Jamey 

Haddad) Roseanna’s narrations are very much in keeping with Newman’s structuralist ways. Linear development 

is their shared strength. [Item Code: 66747 CD: $15.00] 

64 NILSON MATTA RONI BEN-HUR MOJAVE Mojave • Laventos • Carinhoso • Samba Do Veloso • Copicabana 

• Rosa • Baden • Canal Street • P.D. On Great Jones Street • The Look Of Love • Eretz • Three Express 

(Personnel: Roni Ben-Hur, Victor Lewis, Cafe) [2010] While the formidable jazz skills of the co-leaders are never 

far from view - Ben-Hur’s lucid improvising and lyrical phrasing and Matta’s own incisive solos and gorgeously full 

tone highlight each track. Brazilian musical textures form the bedrock of the recording, adding sparkle to original 

compositions from each of the players, a Burt Bacharach classic, and, of course, well-chosen gems from Brazilian 

icons Jobim, Baden Powell and Pixinguinha. [Item Code: 66748 CD: $15.00] 

NAGEL HEYER 

095 ANTTI SARPILA QUINTET 100 YEARS FROM TODAY My Funny Ballantines • Darling Nelly Gray • Flight Of 

The Hawk • Summertime • It’s Wonderful • Every Baby Loves My Body • A Hundred Years From Today • My Gal Sal • 

What Can I Say After I Say I’m Sorry • La Rosita • Limehouse Blues • A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing • Woodside Jump 

(Personnel: Eddie Erickson, Chris Hopkins, Ingmar Heller, Jake Hanna) [2005] For those who were unable 

to attend the concert at the Birdland Jazzclub in Hamburg, here is the recording. Since everything went so well, 

Nagel-Heyer has decided to release the entire concert over two albums (Volume Two is to be released later). Antti 

Sarpila’s performances on this recording suggest that there may still be hope that this music that is loved so much 

will survive and never be forgotten. [Item Code: 66806 CD: $19.00] 

117 DYLAN CRAMER REMEMBERING SONNY CRISS Saturday Morning • I Thought About You • The Dreamer 

• The Isle Of Celia • Ham’s Blues • Brother Can You Spare A Dime • Tin Tin Deo • My Ideal • Jeannie’s Knees • 

The First One (Personnel: Ron Johnston, Leroy Vinnegar, John Nolan) [1997] For this recording Dylan Cramer 

chose five of Sonny’s original compositions along with five other songs Sonny recorded during his prolific career. 

[Item Code: 66996 CD: $19.00] 

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NOT NOW MUSIC 

935148 HANK MOBLEY DIG DIS This I Dig Of You • Dig Dis • Split Feelin’s • Soul Station • If I Should Lose You • Roll Call • My Groove 

Your Move • Take Your Pick • A Baptist Beat • The More I See You • The Breakdown (Collective Personnel: Art 

Blakey, Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Freddie Hubbard) [1960] 2-CD set. Contains a pair of 1960 albums from 

the Jazz great: ‘Soul Station’ and ‘Roll Call’. [Item Code: 67027 2-CD: $15.00] 

OMNI RECORDING CORP. 

147 NORMA JEAN HEAVEN HELP THE WORKING GIRL Heaven Help The Working Girl • I Wouldn’t Buy A 

Used Car From Him • Don’t Put Your Hands On Me • The Future Ex-Mrs. Jones • Your Alibi Called Today • What 

Locks The Door • Pick Me Up On Your Way Down • Welcome Home To Nothing • Same Old Story Same Old Lie 

• The Shirt • I Cried All The Way To The Bank • Jackson Ain’t A Very Big Town • One Man Band • Then Go Home 

To Her • Pursuing Happiness • Don’t Let The Doorknob Hit You • You’re Driving Me Out Of My Mind • Put Your 

Arms Around Her • Conscience Keep An Eye On Me • Dusty Road • Truck Driving’ Woman • Go Cat Go • Let’s 

Go All The Way • I’m A Walking Advertisement (For The Blues) • You Changed Everything About Me But My Name 

• The Kind Of Needin’ I Need • Teddy Bear Song • Whiskey-Six Years Old • The Game Of Triangles (Featuring Liz Anderson And Bobby Bare) • 

Satisfied Mind (Collective Personnel: George McCormick, Don Warden, Velma Smith, Jerry Reed, Wayne Moss, 

Buck Trent, Pete Drake, Lloyd Green, Speck Rhodes, More) [1964-1973] Sassy, forthright, melancholic and acerbic. 

She shone brightly for a while but history has been unkind, relegating Norma to the status of a country music 

footnote. Perhaps her on-stage and off-stage relationship with Porter Wagoner placed her in his shadow or perhaps 

she was just plain ahead of her time. Witness the feisty drawl of ‘Heaven Help The Working Girl’, the predatory 

howl of ‘Pursuing Happiness’ and the haunting chill of ‘The Shirt’ for some of Norma’s brilliance. In this 30 track 

collection are all of Norma Jean’s chart hits and many rare sides that should have been hits, remastered with love 

and care from the original RCA Victor tapes and presented with exclusive liner notes and photos. [Item Code: 

66956 CD: $17.00] 

148 HANK SNOW SONGS OF TRAGEDY - WHEN TRAGEDY STRUCK The Prisoner’s Song • The Color Song 

• The Answer To ‘Little Blossom’ • There’s A Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere • Walking The Last Mile • 

Old Rover • The Prisoner’s Dream • Put Your Arms Around Me • Your Little Band Of Gold • Rocking Alone In An 

Old Rocking Chair • Mother I Thank You For The Bible You Gave • Little Joe • The Letter Edged In Black • Old Shep 

• Prisoner’s Prayer • A Drunkard’s Child • Don’t Make Me Go To Bed And I’ll Be Good • The Convict And The 

Rose • Put My Little Shoes Away • Little Buddy • There’s A Little Box Of Pine On The 7:29 • Nobody’s Child • I’m 

Just Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail • I’ve Cried A Mile • The Runt (Collective Personnel: Harold Bradley, Velma 

Smith, Joe Tanner, Junior Huskey, Bill Ackerman, Ray Edenton, Buford Gentry, Chubby Wise, More) [1958-1966] 

Nobody does maudlin better than Hank Snow. Here Hank’s deeply affecting vibrato graces beautiful tales of torment 

and woe. In fact, there are two whole albums of the tragic tales of prisoners, murderers, inebriates, bereaved 

parents and pet owners. 1958’s ‘When Tragedy Struck’ mined a rich vein in country and folk music traditions, the 

tragedy song, a weeper delivered with just the right mix of pathos and theatricality. So successful was the LP that 

in 1964 a sequel followed, ‘Songs Of Tragedy’. For the first time both these albums are officially presented on CD. 

Consisting of 25 tracks in all including 2 bonus tracks, in glorious remastered sound with exclusive liner notes and 

rare photos. [Item Code: 66957 CD: $17.00] 

ORIGIN RECORDS 

82592 JOHN STOWELL MICHAEL ZILBER QUARTET SHOT THROUGH WITH BEAUTY Kayak • Con 

Alma • Wabash III • Cold Rain Warm Heart • The Beatles • Quantum Theory • Lost And Found • Shot Through 

With Beauty • In The Park • Tender (Personnel: Michael Zilber, John Shifflett, Jason Lewis) [2007-2009] Master 

guitarist John Stowell teams with the San Francisco-based trio of saxophonist Michael Zilber, bassist John Shifflett 

and drummer Jason Lewis, crafting a unique and dynamic recording of modern jazz that transcends the whole. 

Telepathic exchanges are in abundance as the group tackles a compelling mix of originals and compositions from 

Kenny Wheeler & John Scofield. [Item Code: 66716 CD: $16.00] 

82593 ASGUESTS UNIVERSAL MIND Sunset Boulevard • Belba Song • ‘74 Prologue 1 • Guanc • Solace 

Cells • ‘74 Prologue 2 • Kolovratok (Personnel: Miro Herak, Michael Vanoucek, Brice Soniano, Yonga Sun, Jeffrey 

Bruinsma, Oene Van Geel, Jorg Brinkmann) [2010] AsGuests was formed in 1997 at the Slovakian music 

conservatory in Bratislava as a collaboration between vibraphonist Miro Herak and pianist Michal Vanoucek. Now 

based in The Hague, the group evolved as the duo found a diverse collection of musicians to perform with, creating 

wide-ranging projects highlighting their rich musical collaborations. On ‘Universal Mind’, they add strings to their 

usual quartet, presenting every musician as a part of the ensemble as well as soloist, combining for a sweeping collection 

of original compositions. [Item Code: 66717 CD: $16.00] 

82594 SCENES SILENT PHOTOGRAPHER Black Eyes • Three French Nuns • Chan’s Song • Contours • 

Windchaser • Companions • Lifelines • Sepia • Resolution • Silent Photographer (Perosnnel: John Stowell, Jeff 

Johnson, John Bishop) [2010] After a decade of performing together, the rapport between guitarist John Stowell, 

bassist Jeff Johnson, and drummer John Bishop has reached what Cadence magazine calls ‘an enviable tightness’. 

Whether performing their intriguing originals or the thoughtful re-imaginings of less-done classics, each piece is a 

ticket to somewhere unique, like a travelogue of where the trio’s members have been and where they would like 

to go. [Item Code: 66958 CD: $16.00] 

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OUT OF THE BLUE 

972871 BILL EVANS SESJUN RADIO SHOWS - OUT OF THE BLUE Up With The Lark • Time Remembered • TTT (Twelve Tone Tune) • 

The Two Lonely People • Some Other Time • Sugar Plum • Sareen Jurer • Morning Glory • TTT (Twelve Tone Tune 

Two) • Blue Serge • If You Could See Me Now • My Romance • Laurie • Nardis • Blue In Green • The Days Of 

Wine And Roses • I Do It For Your Love • Bluesette • Five (Collective Personnel: Eddie Gomez, Marc Johnson, 

Eliot Zigmund, Joe LaBarbera, Toots Thielemans) [1973-1979] 2-CD set. The Sesjun Radio Shows, a recently 

uncovered treasure, ranks very near the top of late-period Bill Evans, alongside ‘You Must Believe in Spring’ (Warner 

Brothers, 1983) and ‘The Last Paris Concert, Edition One’ (Blue Note, 1983). [Item Code: 66998 2-CD: $21.00] 

PHOENIX RECORDS 

131512 HELEN MERRILL WITH CLIFFORD BROWN COMPLETE RECORDINGS Don’t Explain • Born To Be 

Blue • You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To • ‘S Wonderful • Yesterdays • Falling In Love With Love • What’s New? 

• You Won’t Forget Me • Lilac Wine • Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year (*) • Beautiful Love (*) • Just You, Just 

Me (*) • When I Fall In Love (*) • The End Of A Love Affair (*) • Mountain High, Valley Low (*) • Anything Goes (*) 

• Comes Love (*) • The Masquerade Is Over (*) • Wait Till You See Him (*) (Collective Personnel: Clifford Brown, 

Danny Banks, Jimmy Jones, Barry Galbraith, Milt Hinton, Osie Johnson, Oscar Pettiford, Bobby Donaldson, more) 

[1954-1955] Bonus track - (*) . This release presents two complete seminal Helen Merrill albums, her classic LP 

with Clifford Brown, titled ‘Helen Merrill’ (EmArcy MG36006) and ‘Helen Merrill With Strings’ (EmArcy MG36057). 

[Item Code: 66920 CD: $15.00] 

131513 DINAH WASHINGTON WITH CLIFFORD BROWN COMPLETE RECORDINGS I’ve Got You Under 

My Skin • No More • Darn That Dream • You Go To My Head • Lover Come Back To Me • Ballad Medley: Alone 

Together- Summertime- Come Rain Or Come Shine • Crazy He Calls Me • There Is No Greater Love • I’ll Remember 

April • Ballad Medley: My Funny Valentine- Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me- Bess, You Is My Woman Now- It Might As Well 

Be Spring (*) (Personnel: Clifford Brown, Clark Terry, Maynard Ferguson, Herb Geller, Harold Land, Junior Mance, 

Richie Powell, Keeter Betts, George Morrow, Max Roach) [1954] Bonus track - (*) . This release presents all of 

the Dinah Washington selections from the monumental 1954 jam session on which she was backed by Clifford 

Brown, among many other stars. An instrumental track from the same session has been added as a bonus. [Item 

Code: 66921 CD: $15.00] 

131514 DUKE ELLINGTON THE COMPLETE ELLINGTON INDIGOS Solitude • Where Or When • Mood 

Indigo • Night And Day • Prelude To A Kiss • All The Things You Are • Willow Weep For Me • Tenderly • Dancing 

In The Dark • Autumn Leaves • The Sky Fell Down • Commercial Time • Mood Indigo • Mood Indigo • Autumn 

Leaves • Willow Weep For Me • Where Or When • All The Things You Are • Love (My Heart, My Mind, My Everything) 

(Personnel: Clark Terry, Cat Anderson, Harold ‘Shorty’ Baker, Ray Nance, Britt Woodman, Jimmy Hamilton, 

Russell Procope, Johnny Hodges, Paul Gonsalves, Sam Woodyard, more) [1957] An outstanding example of the 

Ellington orchestra playing jazz standards. Includes the complete original album ‘Ellington Indigos’ plus two rare 

tunes from the sessions omitted from the original LP and all of the alternate takes. Much of the bonus material appears 

here on CD for the first time ever. Previously released on a different label. [Item Code: 66922 CD: $15.00] 

131515 CHET BAKER THE COMPLETE ORIGINAL CHET BAKER SINGS SESSIONS My Funny Valentine • But 

Not For Me • Time After Time • I Get Along Without You Very Well • There Will Never Be Another You • Look For 

The Silver Lining • I Fall In Love Too Easy • The Thrill Is Gone • Daybreak • Just Friends • I Remember You • Let’s 

Get Lost • Long Ago And Far Away • You Don’t Know What Love Is • That Old Feeling • It’s Always You • I’ve 

Never Been In Love Before • My Buddy • Like Someone In Love • My Ideal • This Is Always • Someone To Watch 

Over Me • I Wish I Knew • Grey December (Personnel: Russ Freeman, Carson Smith, Joe Mondragon, Jimmy 

Bond, Bob Neel, Shelly Manne, Peter Littman, Lawrence Marable) [1953•1956] All of Baker’s earliest sessions 

as a vocalist, taken from five different Los Angeles studio dates between October 1953 and July 1956. These were 

the sides that made Baker’s voice known worldwide. Contains the complete studio albums: ‘Pacific Jazz’ Chet Baker 

Sings’, ‘Pacific Jazz’ Chet Baker Sings And Plays’. Previously released on a different label. [Item Code: 66923 

CD: $15.00] 

131516 DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET W/ PAUL DESMOND AT NEWPORT 1956 & 1959 In Your Own Sweet 

Way • Two Part Contention • Take The ‘A’ Train • I’m In A Dancing Mood • Gone With The Wind • The Lonesome 

Road • Three To Get Ready • Blue Rondo A La Turk (Incomplete) • Out Of Nowhere (Incomplete) (*) • These Foolish 

Things (*) (Personnel: Norman Bates, Joe Dodge, Eugene Wright, Joe Morello) [1956•1958-1959] Bonus 

track (*). This CD containing two long out of print concerts by the Brubeck Quartet at the celebrated Newport Jazz 

Festival, marks a transition for the group. The first performance has Joe Dodge on drums and Norman Bates on bass, 

while the second has Joe Morello on drums and Eugene Wright on bass. As a bonus, this release also includes two 

obscure tracks from a radio broadcast taped during a 1958 concert in Hanover. [Item Code: 67084 CD: $16.00] 

131517 JULIAN CANNONBALL ADDERLEY SOMETHIN’ ELSE Autumn Leaves • Love For Sale • Somethin’ 

Else • One For Daddy-O • Dancing In The Dark • Allison’s Uncle • Spectacular (*) • Miss Jackie’s Delight (*) • 

Tribute To Brownie (*) • Cobbweb (*) • Jeannie (*) • Another Kind Of Soul (*) • Spring Is Here (*) • Eddie McLin 

(*) (Collective Personnel: Miles Davis, Hank Jones, Art Blakey, Nat Adderley, Junior Mance, Sam Jones, Jimmy 

Cobb) [1957-1958] Bonus track - (*) . The complete classic album ‘Somethin’ Else’ in which Cannonball - by 

then a member of the Miles Davis Sextet - was joined by his boss, Hank Jones, Sam Jones and the great Art Blakey. 

One of the most celebrated albums in the history of jazz. As a bonus, Cannonball’s 1957 album ‘Sophisticated 

Swing’ Includes a 20-page booklet with the original liner notes for both albums, plus the 1958 Down Beat review 

for ‘Somethin’ Else’ by Dom Cerulli and the complete 1959 Cannonball Adderley blindfold test by Leonard Feather, 

which also appeared on Down Beat magazine. [Item Code: 66924 CD: $15.00] 

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131518 ANNIE ROSS SINGS A SONG WITH MULLIGAN I Feel Pretty • I’ve Grown Accustomed To Your Face • All Of You • Give Me The 

Simple Life • This Is Always • My Old Flame • This Time The Dream’s On Me • Let There Be Love • Between The 

Devil And The Deep Blue Sea • How About You? • I Guess I’ll Have To Change My Plan • This Is Always (Alternate 

Version) • It Don’t Mean A Thing • The Lady’s In Love With You • You Turned The Tables On Me • I’ve Grown Accustomed 

To Your Face (Alternate Version) • Gypsy In My Soul (*) • I Love Paris (*) • I Didn’t Know About You (*) 

• The Lady’s In Love With You (*) • ‘T Ain’t What You Do (*) • Don’t Let The Sun Catch You Crying (*) • Between 

The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea (*) • Don’t Worry About Me (*) • Skylark (*) (Personnel: Gerry Mulligan, Art 

Farmer, Chet Baker, Bill Crow, Henry Grimes, Dave Bailey, Bob Burns, Tony Crombie, Roy Plummer, Lennie Rush) 

[1956-1958] Bonus Tracks - (*) . This release contains all of the music from the 1957-1958 sessions that reunited 

Annie Ross and Gerry Mulligan, including some tunes that were issued separately or on compilations and not on the 

original album. This album was one of Annie Ross’ most acclaimed - and also included Chet Baker and Art Farmer. 

As a bonus, the complete 10’’ Annie Ross album ‘Annie by Candlelight’ (1956) and a version of ‘Skylark’ previously 

issued as a single. [Item Code: 66925 CD: $15.00] 

131519 JIMMY RUSHING COMPLETE GOIN’ TO CHICAGO & LISTEN TO THE BLUES How Long • Boogie 

Woogie (I May Be Wrong) • How You Want Your Lovin’ Done? • Goin’ To Chicago • I Want A Little Girl • Sent For You Yesterday • Leave Me • See 

See Rider • It’s Hard To Laugh Or Smile • Everyday I Have The Blues • Good Morning Blues • Take Me Back, Baby 

• Rock And Roll • Evenin’ • Don’t Cry Baby • Roll ‘Em Pete • Sometimes I Think I Do (*) (Personnel: Buddy Tate, 

Emmett Berry, Lawrence Brown, Vic Dickenson, Sammy Price, Freddie Green, Walter Page, Jo Jones) [1954-1957] 

Bonus track - (*) . This issue gathers two glorious records, ‘Complete Goin’ To Chicago’ and ‘Listen To The Blues’ by 

the great male jazz vocalist - the lyrical and romantic James Rushing, one of the greatest of the Kansas City blues 

shouters. [Item Code: 66926 CD: $15.00] 

131520 CHET BAKER ART PEPPER COMPLETE RECORDINGS Tynan Tyme • The Route • Sonny Boy • Minor 

Yours • Little Girl • Ol’ Croix • I Can’t Give You Anything But Love • The Great Lie • Sweet Lorraine • If I Should 

Lose You • Younger Than Springtime • Tenderly • A Foggy Day • Darn That Dream • Mythe • For Minors Only • 

Minor Yours • Resonant Emotions • Tynan Time • Picture Of Health • For Miles And Miles • C.T.A. • Anyhow • 

Julie Is Her Name • Aplomb • Sunset Eyes • J.S. (Personnel: Pete Jolly, Leroy Vinnegar, Stan Levey, Conte Candoli, 

Frank Rosolino, Bud Shank, Bill Perkins, Herb Geller, more) [1956-1957] 2-CD set. Reunited here for the first 

time in one single pack, the collaborations between Chet Baker and Art Pepper were originally issued in such a disparity of ways through compilation 

albums, and many times the selections were even abridged, suppressing a solo here and there. Baker and 

Pepper’s most famous album Playboys was also released under the title Picture Of Heath. Their are some collaborations 

of these two great artists that are big band efforts as well. [Item Code: 66914 2-CD: $22.00] 

131521 HARRY JAMES AND HIS ORCHESTRA THE COMPLETE HARRY JAMES IN HI-FI Cherry • Jalousie 

• Sleepy Lagoon • You Made Me Love You • Trumpet Blues • I’ve Heard That Song Before • I’m Beginning To See 

The Light • It’s Been A Long, Long Time • I Cried For You • My Silent Love • Velvet Moon • James Session • Music 

Makers • Ciribiribin (Parts I & 2) • Two O’clock Jump • The Mole • Carnival • Autumn Serenade • Street Scene 

(Sentimental Rhapsody) • September Song • Blue Again • Melancholy Rhapsody • These Foolish Things • Somebody 

Loves Me • Sleepy Time Gal • Don’cha Go ‘Way Mad • Crazy Rhythm • Strictly Instrumental • April In Paris 

(*) • Walkin’ Home (*) • Smogbound (*) • In A Sentimental Mood (*) • Blues For A Count (*) • Countin’ (*) • What 

Am I Here For? (*) • Kinda Like The Blues (*) • Cotton Pickin’ (*) • Blues For Harry’s Sake (*) • Blues For Lovers Only 

(*) • Bee Gee (*) • Barn 12 (*) • Ring For Porter (*) (Collective Personnel: Conrad Gozzo, Ray Sims, Willie Smith, 

Corky Corcoran, Juan Tizol, Buddy Rich, Helen Forrest) [1955-1957] 2-CD set. Made during the first years of 

the LP era, the Harry James albums ‘Harry James In Hi-Fi’ and ‘More Harry James in Hi-Fi’ comprised some of the 

greatest hits of the James orchestra - a unit that by that time had been working unceasingly with few changes since 

1939. Both albums were best sellers when first issued, and are presented here in their entirety with the addition 

of four bonus performances that were taken from the ‘More Harry James in Hi-Fi’ sessions but originally issued on 

compilation albums. Also added is the complete album ‘Wild About Harry’. [Item Code: 66927 2-CD: $22.00] 

131522 HAMPTON HAWES QUARTET WITH JIM HALL ALL NIGHT SESSION Jordu • Groovin’ High • 

Takin’ Care • Broadway • Hampton’s Pulpit • I’ll Remember April • I Should Care • Woody ‘n You • Two Bass 

Hit • Will You Still Be Mine? • April In Paris • Blue ‘n Boogie • Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From Me • Blues #3 • 

Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea • Blues #4 • Blues Of A Sort (Personnel: Jim Hall, Red Mitchell, Bruz 

Freeman) [1956] 2-CD set. Recorded in just one night from the late hours of November 12 to the early hours of 

November 13, 1956. This session is more like a live date than a trip to the studios, with no repeated numbers and, 

consequently, no alternate takes. While Hawes’ was most often heard in a trio format, this release showcases the 

pianist in a quartet. This 2-CD collection compiles the complete All Night Session - which originally appeared on 

3 LPs. [Item Code: 67085 2-CD: $22.00] 

131523 JACK TEAGARDEN BOBBY HACKETT COMPLETE FIFTIES STUDIO RECORDINGS Struttin’ With Some 

Barbecue • Muskrat Ramble • New Orleans • Basin Street Blues • St. James Infirmary • That’s A Plenty • I Want 

A Big Butter And Egg Man • Fidgety Feet • Royal Garden Blues • I Guess I’ll Have To Change My Plans • Indiana 

• It’s Wonderful • Way Down Yonder In New Orleans • ‘S Wonderful • Baby, Won’t You Please Come Home • 

Mama’s Gone, Goodbye • Oh Baby • Sunday • Everybody Loves My Baby • 55th And Broadway • Indiana (Mono 

Master) • 55th And Broadway (Mono Master) (Collective Personnel: Abe Lincoln, Nappy Lamare, Peanuts Hucko, 

Ernie Caceres, Jack Lesberg, Billy Bauer, Nick Fatool, Don Owens, more) [1955-1957] The unforgettable Jack 

Teagarden and Bobby Hackett formed a wonderful musical partnership. They first recorded together in 1938 and 

worked as a team on plenty of occasions. This CD contains their very best. It compiles in their entirety their LPs 

Coast Concert (which was actually a studio recording) and Jazz Ultimate, considered by most critics and jazz lovers 

to be the summit of their sessions together. [Item Code: 67086 CD: $16.00] 

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131524 PAUL CHAMBERS TOMMY FLANAGAN MOTOR CITY SCENE - COMPLETE RECORDINGS Let’s Play One • Minor On Top • Like 

Old Times • No Refill • Stardust • Philson • Trio • Libeccio • Bitty Ditty (Personnel: Thad Jones, Al Grey, Billy 

Mitchell, Elvin Jones, Donald Byrd, Pepper Adams, Kenny Burrell, Louis Hayes) [1959-1960] Recorded in New 

York between 1959 and 1960, this release includes nine outstanding tracks by two all-star formations of legendary 

Detroit musicians. [Item Code: 67087 CD: $16.00] 

131525 BOB BROOKMEYER THE STREET SWINGERS The Street Swingers- Arrowhead • Street Swingers • 

Hot Buttered Noodling • Musicale Du Jour • Raney Day • Jupiter • Rocky Scotch • Under The Lilacs • They Say 

It’s Wonderful • Potrezebie • Revelation • Star Eyes • Nobody’s Heart • Loup-Garou (Personnel: Jimmy Raney, 

Jim Hall, Bill Crow, Osie Johnson) [1954-1957] 2 albums on 1 CD. Bob Brookmeyer’s complete album ‘The 

Street Swingers’, featuring him on both trombone and piano, backed by Jimmy Raney and Jim Hall. As a bonus, the 

complete original LP ‘The Dual Role’ of Bob Brookmeyer, which was also recorded in a small group format and 

presents Raney again on guitar and Brookmeyer in the dual role of trombonist and pianist. Includes 8-page booklet. 

[Item Code: 67088 CD: $16.00] 

131527 CARMEN McRAE AFTER GLOW - MAD ABOUT THE MAN I Can’t Escape From You • Guess Who I 

Saw Today • My Funny Valentine • The Little Things That Mean So Much • I’m Thru With Love • Nice Work If You Can Get It • East Of The Sun 

(West Of The Moon) • Exactly Like You • All My Life • Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea • Dream Of 

Life • Perdido • I’ll See You Again • Zigeuner • Some Day I’ll Find You • A Room With A View • World Weary • I 

Can’t Do Anything At All • Mad About The Boy • Poor Little Rich Girl • I’ll Follow My Secret Heart • If Love Were 

All • Why Does Love Get In The Way? • Never Again • Invitation (*) • Moonray (*) (Collective Personnel: George 

Barnes, Al Casamenti, Ray Bryant, Ike Isaacs, Specs Wright, Jack Pleis, Frank Rehak, Chauncey Welsch, Jimmy 

Cleveland, Charlie Shavers, more) [1957] Bonus track - (*). The complete Carmen McRae albums ‘After Glow’ 

(tracks 1-12) and ‘Mad About The Man’ (tracks 13-24) both included the wonderful collaboration of the singer with 

subtle pianists Ray Bryant. As a bonus, two rare tracks recorded the following year also featuring McRae and Bryant. 

[Item Code: 67089 CD: $16.00] 

131528 LEE KONITZ VERY COOL - TRANQUILITY Very Cool- Sunflower • Stairway To The Stars • Movin’ 

Around • Kary’s Trance • Crazy She Calls Me • Billie’s Bounce • Tranquility- Stephanie • Memories Of You • People 

Will Say We’re In Love • When You’re Smiling • Sunday • Lennie Bird • The Nearness Of You • Jonquil (Personnel: 

Don Fererara, Sal Mosca, Peter Ind, Shadow Wilson, Billy Bauer, Henry Grimes, Dave Bailey) [1957] Includes the complete 1957 original Lee 

Konitz small group albums ‘Very Cool’ (Verve MGV8209) and ‘Tranquility’ (Verve MGV8281). Lee also was drawn 

into a discussion of changes in his own playing in recent years. ‘Most of all, I’ve tried to get in closer contact with 

my feelings. I’m aware more of the time of what I’m really doing and of how it feels to me.’ [Item Code: 67090 

CD: $16.00] 

131529 HANK JONES COMPLETE ORIGINAL TRIO RECORDINGS Medley (You Go To My Head) • Thad’s 

Pad • Things Are So Pretty In The Spring • Little Girl Blue • Odd Number • We’re All Together • Odd Number • 

We Could Make Such Beautiful Music Together • Now’s The Tim • Cyrano • There’s A Small Hotel • My Funny 

Valentine • When The Hearts Are Young • Little Girl Blue • Pretty Brown (*) • Four And Six (*) • The Party’s Over 

(*) • Have You Met Miss Jones? (*) (Collective Personnel: Max Roach, Johnny Smith, Ray Brown, Wendell Marshall, 

Kenny Clarke, Art Davis, Elvin Jones, Aaron Bell, Ed Thigpen, Oscar Pettiford, Charlie Smith) [1953-1956] Bonus 

track (*). Contains all of Hank Jones’ 1950s trio recordings (master takes) as a leader. With the exception of an odd 

1964 LP of ragtime music, Jones wouldn’t record another trio session under his own name until 1975. Four bonus 

tracks have been added featuring the pianist in trios led by Elvin Jones, Aaron Bell and Charlie Smith. Includes 20page 

comprehensive booklet. [Item Code: 67091 CD: $16.00] 

131530 ZOOT SIMS BOB BROOKMEYER STRETCHING OUT Stretching Out- Stretching Out • Now Will 

You Be Good • Pennies From Heaven • King Porter Stomp • Ain’t Misbehavin’ • Bee Kay • Kansas City Revisited- 

Jumpin’ At The Woodside • A Blues (What’s On Your Mind) • Blue And Sentimental • Doggin’ Around • Moten 

Swing • Trav’lin’ Light (Collective Personnel: Al Cohn, Paul Quinichette, Nat Pierce, Jim Hall, Addison Farmer, 

Osie Johnson, ‘Big’ Miller) [1958] From Bob Brookmeyer’s original liner notes: ‘This all wouldn’t have been 

possible without Harry Edison and Fred Green you know. They know as much about the kind of music that I feel as 

any men who ever lived. They have earned - with no caterwauling about travel, working conditions, the plight of 

the ‘jazzman’ in America today, and related rot - the respect and love of many musicians and listeners, especially 

those who were around to sop up that Basie band in the early 40s. They are, truly, Giants: yesterday through, and 

inclusive of, tomorrow. The album was recorded at Nola’s penthouse in December and it was fun, fun, fun and 

happiness. What I wouldn’t give to play with a band like this every night! Ah well, back to the workroom and some 

more of that score paper so have a good time at the funeral and a good day to all.’ [Item Code: 67092 CD: $16.00] 

POLL WINNERS RECORDS 

27252 JIM HALL AND HIS MODEST JAZZ TRIO GOOD FRIDAY BLUES Good Friday Blues • Willow Weep 

For Me • I Remember You • Bill Not Phil • When I Have You • I Was Doin’ Alright • Blues On The Rocks (*) • 

Porch Light (*) • Autumn Landscape (*) • This Is Always (*) • 9:20 Special (*) • Deep In A Dream (*) • Look For The 

Silver Lining (*) • Seven Come Eleven (*) • Too Close For Comfort (*) (Personnel: Red Mitchell, Red Kelly) [1960] 

Jim Hall’s complete original LP ‘Good Friday Blues’ (Pacific Jazz PJ10). Originally issued under the name of The 

Modest Jazz Trio, it features Hall in the company of Red Mitchell (playing piano here instead of bass), and bassist 

Red Kelly. As a bonus, added are additional trio selections by Hall, including three tunes with accompaniment by 

George Duvivier on bass and Chico Hamilton on drums, and five others with backing by pianist Carl Perkins and 

Red Mitchell again (this time on bass). Includes 12-page booklet [Item Code: 66928 CD: $15.00] 

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27269 STAN GETZ J.J. JOHNSON AT THE OPERA HOUSE Billie’s Bounce • My Funny Valentine • Crazy Rhythm • It Never Entered My Mind 

• Blues In The Closet • Billie’s Bounce • My Funny Valentine • Crazy Rhythm • Yesterdays • It Never Entered My 

Mind • Blues In The Closet (Personnel: Oscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown, Connie Kay) [1957] This CD 

compiles for the first time ever the complete Stan Getz and J.J. Johnson ‘At The Opera House’ LP and all of the tracks 

recorded at L.A.’s Shrine Auditorium with the same personnel a week later. [Item Code: 66912 2-CD: $14.00] 

REAL GONE JAZZ 

247 MILT JACKSON THREE CLASSIC ALBUMS Things Are Getting Better (With Cannonball Adderley)- Blues 

Oriental • Things Are Getting Better • Serves Me Right (Take 5) • Groovin’ High • The Sidewalks Of New York 

(Take 5) • Sounds For Sid • Just One Of Those Things • Bean Bags (With Coleman Hawkins)- Close Your Eyes • 

Stuffy • Don’t Take Your Love From Me • Get Happy • Sandra’s Blues • Indian Blues • Bags Opus- Whisper Not • 

I Remember Clifford • Thinking Of You • Blues For Diahann • Afternoon In Paris • Ill Wind (Collective Personnel: 

Wynton Kelly, Percy Heath, Art Blakey, Tommy Flanagan, Kenny Burrell, Eddie Jones, Connie Kay, Benny Golson, 

Art Farmer, Paul Chambers) [1958] 2-CD set. Albums: ‘Things Are Getting Better’, ‘Bean Bags’, ‘Bags Opus’. 

[Item Code: 67146 2-CD: $16.00] 

248 QUINCY JONES FOUR CLASSIC ALBUMS This Is How I Feel About Jazz- Walkin’ • Stockholm Sweetin’ • Evening In Paris • Sermonette 

• A Sleepin’ Bee • Boo’s Blues • Go West, Man- Dancin’ Pants • Blues Day • Bright Moon • No Bones At All • The Oom Is Blues • Be My Guest 

• Medley: What’s New- We’ll Be Together Again- Time On My Hands- You Go To My Head- Laura • London Derriere • King’s Road Blues • The 

Birth Of A Band- The Birth Of A Band • Moanin’ • I Remember Clifford • Along Came Betty • Tickle Toe • Happy Faces • Whisper Not • The 

Gypsy • A Change Of Pace • Tuxedo Junction • I Dig Dancers- Pleasingley Plump • G’wan Train • Moonglow • 

Tone Poem • You Turned The Tables On Me • Chinese Checkers • Our Love Is Here To Stay • The Midnight Sun Will 

Never Set • Trouble On My Mind • A Sunday Kind Of Love (Collective Personnel: Gene Quill, Phil Woods, Jack 

Nimitz, Charles Mingus, Paul Chambers, Charlie Persip, Herbie Mann, Billy Taylor, Hank Jones, Lucky Thompson, 

Zoot Sims, more) [1956-1960] 2-CD set. Albums: ‘This Is How I Feel About Jazz’, ‘Go West Man’, ‘The Birth Of 

A Band, I Dig Dancers’. [Item Code: 67147 2-CD: $16.00] 

250 HORACE SILVER THREE CLASSIC ALBUMS Six Pieces Of Silver- Cool Eyes • Shirl • Camouflage • 

Enchantment • Senor Blues • Virgo • For Heaven’s Sake • The Stylings Of Silver- No Smokin • The Back Beat • 

Soulville • Home Cookin’ • Metamorphosis • My One And Only Love • Horace-Scope- Strollin’ • Where You At 

• Without You • Horace-Scope • Yeah • Me And My Baby • Nica’s Dream (Collective Personnel: Donald Byrd, 

Hank Mobley, Doug Watkins, Louis Hayes, Art Farmer, Teddy Kotick, Blue Mitchell, Junior Cook, Gene Taylor, Roy 

Brooks) [1956-1957/1960] 2-CD set. Albums: ‘Six Pieces Of Silver’, ‘The Stylings Of SIlver’, ‘Horace-Scope’. 

[Item Code: 67148 2-CD: $16.00] 

251 CLARK TERRY THREE CLASSIC ALBUMS Out On A Limb- Caravan • Candy • Clark’s Expedition • Trumpet Mouthpiece Blues • Phalanges 

• Blues For Daddy- O’s Jazz Patio Blues • Basin Street Blues • Daylight Express • Taking A Chance On Love • In Orbit (With Thelonious 

Monk)- In Orbit • One Foot In The Gutter • Trust In Me • Let’s Cool One • Pea-Eye • Argentia • Moonlight Fiesta • Buck’s Business • Very Near 

Blue • Paris- No Problem • Don’t Ever Leave Me • Et Tu Me Regardes (And You Look At Me) • In A Mellow Tone • Don’t Worry About Me • Ol’ 

Zulu • Travellin All Alone • Clark’s Blues • Char A Voile • Radio Terry • Dancing • Pin-Up (Collective Personnel: Mike Simpson, Willie Jones, 

Remo Biondi, Jimmy Woode, Sam Woodyard, Philly Joe Jones, Paul Gonsalves, Thelonious Monk, more) [1958/1960] 2-CD set. Albums: ‘Out 

On A Limb’, ‘In Orbit’, ‘Paris’. [Item Code: 67149 2-CD: $16.00] 

1810902 LEE MORGAN FOUR CLASSIC ALBUMS Indeed- Roccus • Reggie Of Chester • The Lady • Little 

T (Aka The New Message) • Gaza Strip • City Lights- City Lights • Tempo De Waltz • You’re Mine You • Jsut By 

Myself • The Cooker- A Night In Tunisia • Heavy Dipper • Just One Of Those Things • Lover Man • New-Ma • 

Candy- Candy • Since I Fell For You • C.T.A. • All The Way • Who Do You Love, I Hope • Personality [1956-1971] 

2-CD set. Digitally remastered two CD set containing a quartet of albums by the Jazz great: The Cooker, Candy, 

Indeed and City Lights. Features informative liner notes. [Item Code: 66725 2-CD: $16.00] 

RENMA RECORDINGS 

6402 VIRGINIA MAYHEW MARY LOU WILLIAMS - THE NEXT 100 YEARS J.B.’s Waltz • Medi II • Medi I • 

O.W. • Cancer • What’s Your Story Morning Glory • N.M.E. • Waltz Boogie • One For May Lou • 5 For Mary Lou 

(Personnel: Ed Cherry, Harvie S, Wycliffe Gordon, Andy Watson) [2010] Mary Lou Williams - The Next 100 Years 

celebrates the 100th year anniversary of Mary Lou’s birth with fresh arrangements by Virginia Mayhew. There are eight Mary Lou compositions, 

including the popular ‘What’s You Story, Morning Glory’, material from the ‘Zodiac Suite’ and a surprise find in Mary Lou’s ‘Meditation’ works, 

plus two new compositions by Virginia inspired by Mary Lou. [Item Code: 67063 CD: $14.00] 

RIVERMONT 

2214 ADAM SWANSON SUNSHINE FROM THE FINGERS Maceo Pinkard Medley • Calico Rag • Ragging 

The Scale • Amoureuse • Canadian Capers • The Entertainer’s Rag • Sunshine From The Fingers • Buffoon • Honeysuckle 

Rose • Putting On The Dog • Nothin’ • Russian Lullaby • Tiger Rag • The Chevy Chase • Alabamy Bound 

• Deep Henderson • Dust On The Moon • On The Atchison, Topeka, And The Santa Fe- Chattanooga Choo Choo 

• Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On [2010] Three-time winner of the World Championship Old-Time Piano Playing 

Contest. He has performed at every major ragtime festival in the United States in addition to appearances at festivals 

abroad. On this, his second solo disc for Rivermont, he performs a mix of rags, novelties, stride classics, and popular 

songs - all of them in his unique, virtuosic arrangements and beautifully recorded on a nine-foot Yamaha grand. 

Recorded 2010. [Item Code: 67002 CD: $17.00] 

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2215 THE PEACHERINE RAGTIME ORCHESTRA THAT TEASIN’ RAG - VINTAGE AMERICAN ARRANGEMENTS FROM THE RAGTIME ERA 

Me-ow • The Syncopated Walk • The Peacherine Rag • Harmony Rag • In Dahomey • Hiawatha • The Grand 

Review: March • That Teasin’ Rag • Hallelujah Trombone • Maple Leaf Rag • Hesitation Waltz • Gems of Stephen 

Foster • The Lion Tamer • Waiting for the Robert E. Lee • Russian Rag • The Yellow Dog Rag • Stop It! • Selections 

from Fifty Miles From Boston (Personnel: Kara Levin, Seab Symon, Danny Gouker, Jean Finstad, Caitlyn Callahan, 

Andrew Greene, Matt Jones, Brian Casey Jones, Samantha Wines, Robert Wang, Jeremy Milliner, Allison Johnson, 

Glenn Garven) [2011] Under the direction of Andrew Greene, the Peacherine Ragtime Orchestra re-creates 

popular American rags, one-steps, marches, waltzes, and popular songs of the late nineteenth and early twentieth 

century from original period arrangements. From thrilling showpieces such as Mel Kaufman’s ‘Stop It’ and ‘Meow’ 

to classics by Scott Joplin and W. C. Handy to sentimental favorites by Stephen Foster, this superbly recorded collection 

provides an excellent sampling of orchestral ragtime. Several rare pieces are recorded here for the first time. 

Recorded in 2011. [Item Code: 67003 CD: $17.00] 

SEPIA 

1168 FRED ASTAIRE THREE EVENINGS WITH FRED ASTAIRE Introduction- Morning Ride (a) • Svengali- 

Frantic Holiday (a) • Change Partners (b) • Baubles, Bangles & Beads • Mack the Knife (c) • Man With The Blues- 

Young Man’s Lament- Like Young (a) • Old MacDonald On A Trip • Holiday For Strings (a) • St. James Infirmary (c) • 

Astaire Medley One: Lady Be Good- Cheek To Cheek- A Fine Romance- They Can’t Take That Away From Me- Nice 

Work If You Can Get It- A Foggy Day- I Won’t Dance- Something’s Gotta Give- Night And Day- Top Hat, White 

Tie And Tails (b) • Like Fast (a) • The Afterbeat (b) • That Face (b) • My Blue Heaven (c) • A Girl In Calico (c) • 

Night Train (b & c) • My Baby (d) • Waltzing Matilda (a) • Sophisticated Lady (a) • Astaire Medley Two: Fascinating 

Rhythm- Dancing In The Dark- The Way You Look Tonight- Dearly Beloved- Steppin’ Out With My Baby- Let’s Face 

The Music And Dance- The Carioca- The Continental- One For My Baby- By Myself- Puttin’ On The Ritz- Top Hat, 

White Tie And Tails (b) • The Afterbeat (reprise) (e) • Romeo & Juliet Overture (a) • Miss Otis Regrets (b & f) • Not 

Now I’ll Tell You When (f) • Sweet Georgia Brown (f) • Valse Triste (a) • We Have To Dance Or Else No Pay (e) • 

Sheik Of Araby (a) • Blues Medley: Going to Chicago Blues- Everyday- Shake, Rattle & Roll- Hallelujah I Love Her 

So- It’s A Low Down Dirty Shame (g) • Astaire Medley Three: Thank You So Much, Mrs. Lowsborough-Goodby- 

Funny Face- I Love Louisa- Flying Down To Rio- I’m Putting All My Eggs In One Basket- They All Laughed- Lovely 

To Look At- Let’s Call The Whole Thing Off- Easter Parade- Shine On Your Shoes (b) • Anitra’s Shuffle (a) • I’ve Got 

You On My Mind (Alternate and previously un-issued take) • A Fine Romance (Alternate and previously un-issued 

take with verse) • Waltz in Swing Time (Previously un-issued take) (i) • They Can’t Take That Away From Me (“live” 

version) • Change Partners (Alternate version) • The Astaire (Previously un-issued track) • Jack And The Beanstalk 

(Previously un-issued take) • Dearly Beloved (Personnel: a- David Rose and his Orchestra; b- Fred Astaire; c- The 

Jonah Jones Quartet; d- Ken Nordine; e- Company; f- Barrie Chase; g- Count Basie and his Orchestra; h- Joe Williams 

with The Count Basie Band; i- tap dance by Fred Astaire) [1958-1960] 2-CD set. This is the first time on 

CD that these important recordings have been made widely available. Complementing the soundtracks are eight 

unusual tracks, many of them unissued or alternate takes, from other periods in Astaire’s career. [Item Code: 

66918 2-CD: $28.00] 

1170 TERRY SNYDER AND THE ALL STARS PERSUASIVE PERCUSSION I’m In The Mood For Love • Whatever 

Lola Wants • Misirlou • I Surrender Dear • Orchids In The Moonlight • I Love Paris • My Heart Belongs To 

Daddy • Taboo • The Breeze And I • Aloha Oe • Japanese Sandman • Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing • Blue Is 

The Night • Blue Tango • Miami Beach Rhumba • Yours Is My Heart Alone • In A Persian Market • Mambo Jambo 

• Dearly Beloved • La Cucaracha • Rock-A Bongo Boogie • Lady Of Spain • Out Of Nowhere • Brazil (Personnel: 

Tony Mottola, Dick Hyman, Jack Lesberg, Teddy Sommer, Artie Marrotti, Stanley Webb, More) When first released 

in 1959, ‘Persuasive Percussion’ was probably the first to put stereo discs on the map, bringing to light the startling 

and innovative musical aspects of stereo sound on records. This CD release combines both volume 1 and 2 (volume 

2 released in 1960). [Item Code: 67036 CD: $16.00] 

1171 IRENE DUNNE SINGS KERN AND OTHER RARITIES Smoke Gets In Your Eyes • I’ve Told Ev’ry Little 

Star • All The Things You Are • Why Was I Born? • Babes In The Wood • They Didn’t Believe Me • Lovely To Look 

At • When I Grow Too Old To Dream • ‘Show Boat’ Exploitation Why Do I Love You • ‘Show Boat’ Exploitation 2 

• I Have The Room Above Her (With Allan Jones) • Make Believe • They Didn’t Believe Me (previously not issued) 

• Why Was I Born? (alternate take, previously not issued) • The Folks Who Live On The Hill (previously not issued) 

• All The Things You Are (alternate take, previously not issued) • Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (Alternate And Un-Issued 

Take) • Babes In The Wood (Alternate And Un-Issued Take) • If Love Were All • Sing My Heart • You Couldn’t Be 

Cuter (Collective Personnel: Victor Young And His Orchestra, Nat Shilkret’s Orchestra) [1935-1941] The only 

solo CD featuring Irene Dunne’s songs, often described as the best actress never to win an Academy Award despite 

being nominated five times for the Best Actress Oscar. [Item Code: 67037 CD: $16.00] 

1172 THE AMES BROTHERS SING THE BEST OF THE BANDS Cherokee • Marie • In My Solitude • Heart 

And Soul • It’s The Talk Of The Town • I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm • And The Angels Sing • Dancing In 

The Dark • You Made Me Love You • Heartaches • Moonlight Serenade • On A Slow Boat To China • ‘S Wonderful 

• On A Little Street In Singapore • Autumn Leaves • Harbor Lights • September Song • Hallelujah • Begin The 

Beguine • Is You Is Or Is You Ain’t (My Baby) • Too Marvelous For Words • Mood Indigo • So In Love • Night Train 

• Amor • Frenesi • Quizas, Quizas, Quizas • Besame Mucho • Amapola • Perfidia (Personnel: Sid Ramin And 

His Orchestra) [1959-1960] On CD for the first time - 30 songs, first released in 1960, performed by the Ames 

Brothers as a tribute to the big bands. [Item Code: 67038 CD: $16.00] 

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4569899 HORACE SILVER QUINTET WITH ART FARMER COMPLETE RECORDINGS Wisteria • Soft Shoe • Confab In Tempo • I’ll Take 

Romance • A Night At Tony’s • Blue Concept • Deltitnu • Stupendous Lee • Funk In Deep Freeze • Wham And 

They’re Off • Fin De L’affaire • Startin’ From Scratch • Stella-Wise • Base On Balls • Funk In Deep Freeze (Alt Tk) 

• Wham And They’re Off (Alt Tk) • No Smokin’ • The Back Seat • Soulville • Home Cookin’ • Metamorphosis • 

My One And Only Love • The Outlaw • Melancholy Mood • Pyramid • Moon Rays • Safari • Ill Wind • Evening In 

Paris (*) • Wildwood (*) • Elephant Walk (*) • Tiajuana (*) • Social Call (*) • You’ll Always Be The One I Love (*) • 

Smoke Signal (*) • In A Meditating Mood (*) • Speculation (*) • Kerry Dance (*) (Collective Personnel: Art Farmer, 

Sonny Rollins, Gigi Gryce, Percy Heath, Kenny Clarke, Doug Watkins, Art Blakey, Hank Mobley, Clifford Jordan, 

Teddy Kotick, Louis Hayes) [1954-1958] Bonus Track - (*) . The complete recorded collaborations of trumpeter Art 

Farmer and pianist Horace Silver. First, are the quintet dates, including the complete original albums ‘Hank Mobley 

Quintet’ (Blue Note BN1550), ‘The Stylings of Silver’ (Blue Note BLP 1562), which received a five-star rating in its 

original Down Beat review, and ‘Further Explorations by the Horace Silver Quintet’ (Blue Note BLP 1589), as well 

as two earlier quintet sessions. Farmer and Silver’s collaborative works are completed at the end of CD3 with two 

further dates, one in a septet format, and the other featuring an all-star nonet. [Item Code: 66929 3-CD: $30.00] 

4569900 DAVE BRUBECK PAUL DESMOND AT THE FREE TRADE HALL 1958 Introductions • Gone With The 

Wind • One Moment Worth Years • Watusi Drums • For All We Know • God Save The Queen • In Your Own Sweet 

Way • The Wright Groove • The Duke • Take The ‘A’ Train • St. Louis Blues • Audrey (Incomplete) (Personnel: 

Gene Wright, Joe Morello) [1958] 2-CD set. A complete Dave Brubeck concert in Manchester that was never 

previously released on any format. Taped around February 20, 1958, this is the first existing recording by the classic 

quartet with Paul Desmond, Gene Wright and Joe Morello (Wright had only joined the group the previous month). 

Among its many highlights are versions of tunes rarely recorded by the group, like ‘Watusi Drums’, ‘One Moment 

Worth Years’, and ‘The Wright Groove’, as well as a marvelous ‘St. Louis Blues’, a short reading of ‘God Save the 

Queen’, and the only version of ‘Audrey’ by the classic quartet. [Item Code: 66911 2-CD: $23.00] 

4569901 BEN WEBSTER AT THE RENAISSANCE 1960 Gone With The Wind • Stardust • Caravan • Georgia 

On My Mind • Ole Miss Blues • Mop Mop • What Is This Thing Called Love • Renaissance Blues • I’m Gonna 

Move To The Outskirts Of Town (*) (Collective Personnel: Jimmy Rowles, Jim Hall, Red Mitchell, Frank Butler, 

Jimmy Witherspoon, Gerry Mulligan, Leroy Vinnegar, Mel Lewis) [1959•1960] A complete live quintet performance 

of the great Ben Webster taped at the Renaissance, in Hollywood on October 14, 1960. Webster is the only 

horn, backed by Jimmy Rowles on piano, Jim Hall on guitar, Red Mitchell on bass, and Frank Butler on drums. As 

a bonus, added is a poignant blues recorded by Webster the previous year at the same venue, backing singer Jimmy 

Witherspoon. [Item Code: 66913 CD: $17.00] 

4569902 SHELLY MANNE AND HIS MEN THE PROPER TIME Drum Solo- Blues Theme From The Proper 

Time • Blue Stutter- Piano Jazz- Wheels • The Proper Time • Happy Pool • The Proper Time • Doreen’s Blues • 

Exotic Moods • Warm Water • Doreen’s Blues • The Proper Time • Drum Solo • Panic • Fraternizing • Doreen’s 

Blues • Fast Blues • Piano Trio • Doreen’s Blues • The Proper Time (His Men: Joe Gordon, Richie Kamuca, Victor 

Feldman, Russ Freeman, Monty Budwig) [1959-1960] This release presents, for the first time ever on CD, the 

complete original Shelly Manne album ‘The Proper Time’ (Contemporary S7587). It presents the legendary Shelly 

Manne sextet with Richie Kamuca, Joe Gordon, Victor Feldman, Russ Freeman and Monty Budwig. Featured is the 

music that Manne composed for Tom Laughlin’s film ‘The Proper Time’. [Item Code: 66930 CD: $17.00] 

4569903 HOWARD McGHEE SHARP EDGE Arbee • Shades Of Blue • Cool • The Day After • Topside • 

Sharp Edge • Ill Wind • My Delight • Arbee (Alt Tk) • Cool (Alt Tk) • Sharp Edge (Alt Tk) • Ill Wind (Alt Tk) • Bags’ 

Groove • My One And Only Love (Colllective Personnel: George Coleman, Junior Mance, George Tucker, Jimmy 

Cobb, Billy Taylor, Gene Taylor, Connie Kay) [1961] The complete original album ‘Sharp Edge’. This wonderful 

set showcases him in the dual role of trumpeter and arranger of all of the tunes (he is also the composer of four of 

them), backed by such well-known sidemen as George Coleman, Junior Mance, George Tucker, and Jimmy Cobb. 

As a bonus, added are two live tracks from the same period presenting McGhee in a two trumpet frontline with 

Kenny Dorham. This is the first time these two rare tracks ever appear on CD. [Item Code: 66931 CD: $17.00] 

4569904 BUCK CLAYTON COMPLETE LEGENDARY JAM SESSION MASTER TAKES Moten Swing • Sentimental 

Journey • Lean Baby • The Huckle Buck • Robbin’s Nest • Christopher Columbus • How Hi The Fi • 

Blue Moon • Jumpin’ At The Woodside • Don’t Be That Way • Undecided • Blue And Sentimental • Rock-A-Bye 

Basie • Out Of Nowhere • Blue Lou • Broadway • All The Cats Join In • After Hours • Don’t You Miss Your Baby 

(Collective Personnel: Joe Newman, Billy Butterfield, Ruby Braff, Urbie Green, Benny Powell, Woody Herman, 

Henderson Chambers, Trummy Young, Al Cohn, Julian Dash, Coleman Hawkins, Buddy Tate, Charles Fowlkes, Sir 

Charles Thompson, Jimmy Jones, Billy Kyle, Freddie Green) [1953/1955] 3-CD set. The label ‘A Black Clayton 

Jam Session’ was the generic denomination given to a series of recordings made in the early days of the 12-inch LP 

disc that combined two propitious and providential circumstances: the advantageous possibilities which were being 

offered by the new technology of a longer recording time, and the growing popularity of a certain jazz style wich 

came to be referred to as ‘mainstream’. These seminal recordings showcase many of the finest mainstream jazz 

musicians at the peak of their careers, during the early to mid-1950s, when most straight-ahead musicians were no 

longer seen as a worthy ‘commercial investment.’ Sadly enough, many of these legendary instrumentalists would 

never be recorded again. The players seemed to sense that something special was happening and rose to the occasion 

with stellar performances; and above all else soared Clayton’s lyrical horn, gliding over the whole procession 

with masterfully crafted solos and unparalleled lyricism. An oustanding example of stretching out from the jam. 

[Item Code: 67094 3-CD: $30.00] 

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4569905 LOUIS ARMSTRONG THE DUKES OF DIXIELAND THE COMPLETE Bourbon Street Parade • Back O’ Town Blues • Sweethearts 

On Parade • Dippermouth Blues • Riverside Blues • Bill Bailey • Someday You’ll Be Sorry • Struttin’ With Some 

Barbeque • I Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll • Cornet Chop Suey • The Bucket’s Got A Hole In It 

• Muskrat Ramble • Bye And Bye • Nobody Know The Troubles I’ve Seen • South • Washington And Lee Swing • 

Avalon • New Orleans • That’s A Plenty • Just A Closer Walk With Thee • Dixie • The Sheik Of Araby • Wolverine 

Blues • Sweet Georgia Brown • Limehouse Blues • The Alternate Takes- Bourbon Street Parade • Back O’ Town 

Blues • Sweethearts On Parade • Dippermouth Blues • Riverside Blues • Bill Bailey • Someday You’ll Be Sorry • 

I Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll • Cornet Chop Suey • The Bucket’s Got A Hole In It • South • 

Avalon • New Orleans • That’s A Plenty • Just A Closer Walk With Thee • Dixie • The Sheik Of Araby • Wolverine 

Blues • Sweet Georgia Brown • Limehouse Blues (Personnel: Frank Assunto, Fred Assunto, ‘Papa’ Jac Assunto, 

Jerry Fuller, Stanley Mendelsohn, Lowell Miller, Red Hawley, Richard Matteson, Owen Mahoney) [1959-1960] 

3-CD set. Formed in the late forties, the Dukes of Dixieland were one of the best among the many groups of ‘Dixie’ 

musicians which appeared during those years. The Dukes’ popularity had much to do with the advent of stereo 

recordings, for they were one of the first jazz groups to be recorded and promoted using the new system. In 1959 

Louis Armstrong signed to record a couple of sessions with the Dukes. The original recordings of Louis and The Dukes of Dixieland were issued 

on two albums, one titled ‘The Definitive Album by Louis Armstrong’ and the other called ‘Louie and the Dukes of Dixieland’. However, these two 

LPs didn’t contain all the music recorded during those sessions. Among the unissued tunes and alternate takes there was enough material for two 

more albums. This edition presents all of the music from those historical sessions, including both the masters and the alternative takes. The albums 

featuring Louis Armstrong’s collaborations with the Dukes of Dixieland were among the first stereo recordings to fully capture Louis’ magic sound. 

He played wonderful trumpet and vocal solos on classic songs that weren’t part of his usual repertoire, such as ‘Dixie’, ‘New Orleans’ and ‘Sweet 

Georgia Brown’, which he had never previously recorded. [Item Code: 67095 3-CD: $30.00] 

4569906 STAN KENTON BACK TO BALBOA - RENDEZVOUS WITH KENTON The Big Chase • Rendezvous 

At Sunset • Speak Low • My Old Flame • Out Of This World • Begin The Beguine • Get Out Of Town • Royal Blue 

• I Concentrate On You • Beyond The Blue Horizon • With The Wind And The Rain In Your Hair • Memories Of 

You • These Things You Left Me • Two Shades Of Autumn • They Didn’t Believe Me • Walkin’ By The River • High 

On A Windy Hill • Love Letters • I Get Along Without You Very Well • Desiderata • This Is No Laughing Matter • I 

See Your Face Before Me • Artistry In Blues (Personnel: Sam Noto, Jules Chaiken, Billy Catalano, Lee Katzman, Phil 

Gilbert, Bob Fitzpatrick, Archie LeCoque, Kent Larsen, Jim Amlotte, Ken Shroyer, Vince DeRosa, Jimmy Decker, 

Lennie Niehaus, Bill Robinson, Bill Perkins, Richie Kamuca, Jerry McKenzie, more) [1957-1958] The complete 

original 1958 Stan Kenton album ‘Back to Balboa’, appearing here on CD in Stereo for the first time ever. Also, the 

complete 1957 Kenton LP ‘Rendezvous with Kenton’, which has never been previously issued on CD. Both albums 

were recorded live at the Rendezvous Ballroom, in Balboa Beach, California. Founded in 1928, the Rendezvous 

had contributed to Kenton’s popularity since his first gig at the club in 1941. [Item Code: 67096 CD: $17.00] 

4569907 VARIOUS ARTISTS JAZZ AT THE PHILHARMONIC - COMPLETE LIVE IN STOCKHOLM - NOVEM- 

BER 21, 1960 Bernie’s Tune • Swedish Jam • All The Things You Are • Sweet Georgia Brown • Blue ‘N Boogie • I Waited For You • Yesterdays 

• Trotting • Take The ‘A’ Train • Indiana • These Foolish Things (Feat. Coleman Hawkins) • Yesterdays (Feat. Don Byas) • The Nearness Of You 

(Feat. Benny Carter) • You Go To My Head (Feat. Roy Eldridge) • A Jazz Portrait Of Brigitte Bardot • Kush • The Mooche • Wheatleigh Hall • Announcement 

By Norman Granz (*) • Undecided (*) • Embraceable You (*) • School Days (*) • Lester Leaps In (*) • Moonlight In Vermont (*) • Bugle 

Call Rag (*) (Personnel: Victor Feldman, Sam Jones, Louis Hayes, Coleman Hawkins, Don Byas, Roy Eldridge, Benny Carter, Art Davis, Jo Jones, 

Dizzy Gillespie, Stan Getz, J.J. Johnson, Leo Wright, Lalo Schifrin, Chuck Lampkin, Candido Camero, more) [1960] Bonus tracks (*). 3-CD set. 

A complete 1960 performance by the JATP All Stars, originally issued on 4 separate LPs titled ‘Jazz at the Philharmonic in Europe’ (Verve V-8539 

to V-8542). It features none other than Dizzy Gillespie and Roy Eldridge on trumpet, Coleman Hawkins, Stan Getz, 

and Don Byas on tenor sax, Cannonball Adderley, Benny Carter and Leo Wright on alto sax, and J.J. Johnson on 

trombone, among others. Recorded during the same single performance, this set appears here on CD for the first 

time ever. As a bonus, added is a wonderful complete JATP sextet set recorded at the same venue three years earlier 

and featuring Eldridge with violinist Stuff Smith and pianist Oscar Peterson. [Item Code: 67097 3-CD: $30.00] 

SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR 

854 PEGGY LEE AT THE SUPPER CLUB All The Things You Are (Orchestral Introduction) • You Was Right, 

Baby (a) • Waitin’ For The Train To Come In (a) • I’ve Got A Walkie-Talkie (b) • I Don’t Know Enough About You (a) 

• I Can See It Your Way (a) • I’m Glad I Waited For You (a) • A Reasonable Facsimile Of You (b) • All The Things 

You Are • Smoke Dreams (c) • You Call Everybody, Darlin’ (a) • Love, Your Magic Spell Is Everywhere (a) • Love 

Somebody (a) • Maybe You’ll Be There (a) • Little Jack Frost, Get Lost (a) • So Dear To My Heart (a) • Hold Me (d) • 

On The Sunny Side Of The Street (e) • Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man (a) • A Little Bird Told Me (a) • It Only Happens 

Once (d) • You Can Depend On Me (f) • So In Love (a) • On A Slow Boat To China (a) • I Cried For You (a) • The 

Money Song (g) • You Was (h) • (I Want To Go Where You Go) Then I’ll Be Happy (a) • Smoke Dreams (c) (Vocalists: 

a- Peggy Lee; b- Helen Carroll And The Satisfiers; c- Jo Stafford And The Starlighters; d- Frankie Lane; e- Peggy 

Lee, Frankie Lane, Tom Reddy; f- Peggy Lee, Frankie Laine; g- Dean Martin, Jery Lewis; h- Peggy Lee, Dean Martin) 

[1946-1949] This is the latest in the series of Armed Forces Radio recordings of ‘At The Supper Club’. The previous 

issues being of Jo Stafford and Perry Como. This time it is the inimitable Peggy Lee who is centeer stage, accompanied 

by guests Frankie Lane, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Helen Carroll And The Satisfiers are also on hand as they 

provided the vocal accompaniment for the series. Tom Reddy was the vocalist with the Lloyd Shaffer Orchestra, the 

main featured orchestra in the series of shows, although half way through this CD Dave Barbour’s Orchestra takes 

over. Dave was Peggy’s husband and together they wrote a number of the songs that can be heard here. Jo Stafford 

and The Starlighters can be heard on the opening and closing themes. [Item Code: 66959 CD: $16.00] 

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SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR 

855 STAN KENTON STAN KENTON CONDUCTS THE BERLIN DREAM BAND Open Applause • Artistry In Rhythm • Reuben’s Blues • 

Stompin’ At The Savoy • Artemis And Apollo • Young Blood • Stan Kenton Medley: Interlude- Intermission Riff- 

Opus On Pastels- Eager Beaver- Collaboration- The Peanut Vendor • To Duke (Improvisations On ‘take The ‘A’ Train’) 

• Malaguena (Personnel: Milo Pavlovich, Carmell Jones, Ronny Simmonds, Manfredd Stoppacher, Harry Samp, 

Ake Persson, Jiggs Whigham, Henry Masnick, Siegfried Schmidt, Charles Orieux, Fritz Dorr, Leo Wright, more) 

[1969] This ‘live’ concert from 1969 played a pivotal part in the late career of the great Stan Kenton. The music 

on this disc is interesting due to the unusual line-up of the band, most being European musicians. The fact that they 

sensed that the audience was not going to give plaudits to who could play the coolest, the soloists reach out as 

far as they are able, and the rhythm section rocks with an unrestrained swing. [Item Code: 66960 CD: $16.00] 

856 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ ORCHESTRA ON THE AIR Opening Theme: Carefree • Tales From The Vienna 

Woods • Ay, Ay, Ay • Chanson De Marie Antoinette • Hymn To The Sun From ‘Le Coq D’or’ • L’invitation Au Voyage 

• Dancing Doll • Waltz Song From ‘Romeo Et Juliette’ • Kiss Me Again • Dreamland Rendezvous • Ballerina 

From ‘Sylvia’ • Andante From Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5 • Stars In My Eyes • April In Paris • I’m Always Chasing 

Rainbows • The Music Box • Romanian Danes • The Bell Song From ‘Lakme” • Night And Day (Vocalist: Lily 

Pons) [1946] Having toured the war zones during World War II entertaining the allied troops Andre Kostelantz and his wife Lily Pons returned to 

the ‘States’ and recorded a series of Armed Forces Radio Service programs for distribution to the troops abroad in 

1946. The programs were entitled ‘Music Millions Love’. It is from these half hour transcriptions that the music on 

this CD has been selected. It is a showcase for the wonderful voice Of Lily Pons who moves from Opera to Operetta 

to popular song all the while her husband, in evening dress conducts the orchestra. These rare ‘live’ recordings 

were amongst the last to be made by Andre Kostelanetz before he took to making studio recordings and conducting 

symphony orchestras. [Item Code: 66961 CD: $16.00] 

857 PERRY COMO AT THE SUPPER CLUB PART III Introduction: All The Things You Are • Sweet Lorraine (a) 

• Your Father’s Moustache (a) • Harriet (b) • How Deep Is The Ocean • Just A Sittin’ And A Rockin’ (a) • Rockin’ 

Chair (b) • My Melancholy Baby (a) • Here Comes Heaven Again (c) • When You’re Away (c) • Moonbeams (d) 

• I’m Falling In Love With Someone (d) • Tramp, Tramp, Tramp • Ah, Sweet Mystery Of Life (c) • Blue Skies (a) • 

Medley: Tiger Rag- Don’t Be Baby, Baby (e) • Cynthia’s In Love (c) • Aren’t You Glad You’re You (c) • Some Sunday 

Morning (b) • As If I Didn’t Have Enough On My Mind (f) • Love Is Just Around The Corner (g) • Temptation (c) • My 

Momma Says No No (h) • Personality (i) • Introduction • Blue Skies (c) • California Sunbeam (b) • All The Things You Are (j) (Vocalists: a- Perry 

Como, Helen Carroll And The Satisfiers; b- Helen Carroll And The Satisfiers; c- Perry Como; d- Anne Andre; e- The 

Mills Brothers; f- Kitty Kallen; g- Kitty Kallen And Perry Como; h- Rose Marie; i- Carol Landis; j- Jo Stafford And Perry 

Como) [1945-1946] The former barber of Canonsburg, Pennsylvania was thirty three years of age when when 

he made the Supper Club transcriptions on this CD. This being part three, the first and second parts can be had on 

catalogue numbers SOY 824 and SOY 844. These programs made for The Armed Forces Radio Service in 1945-46, 

highlight Perry’s relaxed way of singing, his friendliness and his sense of humour. He amassed one hundred records 

in the charts between 1943 and 1954. [Item Code: 67064 CD: $16.00] 

858 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ ORCHESTRA ON THE AIR Opening Theme: Carefree- That’s For Me • Slowly 

(a) • I Concentrate On You • I’ve Got You Under My Skin • On The Atchisun Topeka And The Santa Fe • In A 

Monastery Garden • I See Your Face Before Me- Dancing In The Dark (a) • I Concentrate On You- Closing Theme • 

Opening Theme: Carefree- Deep In My Heart • Full Moon And Empty Arms (a) • It Might As Well Be Spring • The 

Man I Love (a) • Meditation From ‘Thais’ • Hora Staccato • If There Is Someone Lovelier Than You • Can’t Help 

Lovin’ Dat Man (a) • Deep In My Heart- Closing Theme • Amor (*) • Holiday For Strings (*) • In The Still Of The 

Night (*) • You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To (*) • It Could Happen To You (*) • Time Waits For No One (*) • 

Till The End Of Time (*) (vocalists: a- Ginny Sims) [1944-1946] Ginny Sims Bonus Tracks - (*). Having toured 

the war zones during World War II entertaining the allied troops Andre Kostelantz and his wife Lily Pons returned 

to the ‘States’ and recorded a series of Armed Forces Radio Service programs for distribution to the troops abroad. 

The programs were entitled ‘Music Millions Love’. It is from these half hour transcriptions that the music on this 

CD has been selected. It is a companion piece to our previously issued CD SOY 856 which featured vocalist Lily 

Pons this time it is the celebrated voice of Ginny Sims who provides the vocals. The last seven tracks are bonus 

tracks taken from various Armed Forces Radio Shows including The Ginny Sims Show, Mail Call, Treasury Song 

Parade and Bob Hopes Christmas Party (Command Performance) These rare ‘live’ recordings were amongst the last 

to be made by Andre Kostelanetz before he took to making studio recordings and conducting symphony orchestras. 

[Item Code: 67065 CD: $16.00] 

859 NAT GONELLA AND HIS TRUMPET WITH THE BANDS Nat Gonella And His Trumpet- I Can’t Believe 

That You’re In Love With Me • I Heard (a) • Rockin’ Chair (1a) • When You’re Smiling (1a) • Sing • That’s My Home 

(a) • Stormy Weather (1a) • Nobody’s Sweetheart (1b) • Georgia On My Mind (a) • Sweet Sue, Just You (1a) • Moon 

Country (1a) • Troublesome Trumpet (1c) • Carolina (1a) • I Can’t Dance (1a) • Nat Gonella With The Bands- Roy 

Fox- Whispering (Intro By Roy Fox) • Oh, Mo’nah (1a) • Jig Time • Georgia On My Mind (1a) • You Rascal You (1a) 

• Corrine Corrina (1a) • Kickin’ The Gong Around (2a) • How’m I Doin’ (2a) • Lew Stone- Junk Man Blues (2a) • 

Lying In The Hay (2a) • Look What I’ve Got • Lazy Rhythm • Lazy Bones (2b) • Nagasaki (1a) • Blue Jazz • White 

Jazz • Eadie Was A Lady (2c) • Tiger Rag • Milenberg Joys • Emaline (1a) • That’s A Plenty • Isle Of Capri (1a) • 

Miss Otis Regrets (1a) • Judy (1a) • The Continental (2d) (Vocalists: 1a- Nat Gonella; 1b- Nat Gonella, Garland 

Wilson; 1c- Brian Lawrence; 2a- Al Bowlly, Nat Gonella; 2b- Joe Crossman; 2c- Al Bowlly; 2d- Nat Gonella, Alfie 

Noakes, Joe Ferrie, Joe Crossman) [1932-1934] 2-CD set. This set features the legendary Nat Gonella both with 

his own band and latterly with the bands of Roy Fox and Lew Stone. Besides playing trumpet, Nat can be heard 

providing most of the vocal tracks. Smooth crooner Al Bowlly also takes some time out from playing guitar to feature 

as vocalist on several tracks. [Item Code: 67066 2-CD: $16.00] 

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STOMP OFF 

1434 LES ROIS DU FOX-TROT FIREWORKS Fireworks • Deep Henderson • Congo Love Song • Variety Stomp • Long, Deep And Wide • 

Misty Mornin’ • She Winked At You • Hot House Rag • I Never Knew • The Meanest Kind Of Blues • Susquehanna 

Home • Cryin’ For The Carolines • Keep Your Temper • Moanin’ Low • New Orleans Blues • Louisiana Bo Bo 

(Personnel: Jean-Pierre Morel, Shona Taylor, Patrick Bacqueville, Pierre Reboud, Marc Bresdin, Nicolas Montier, 

Michel Bescont, Bernard Thevin, Sebastian Gillot, Jean-Christophe Minati, Jean-Marc Montaut, Alan Kelly, more) 

[2009-2010] Bands lead by Jean-Pierre Morel, from the very start of Stomp Off Records in 1980, have played a 

large part in motivating the creation of the label and subsequent activities (this is Stomp Off’s 433rd production). 

‘Fireworks’ is the 13th LP/CD release by Charquet & Co, Le Petit Jazzband or Les Rois du Fox-Trot. As is usual, Jean- 

Pierre’s group has created high quality jazz with beautiful playing of appealing seldom recorded (or some played) 

tunes by truly expert musicians. Recordings by Morel bands have been very well received by collectors in the U.S. 

and everywhere else. His legions of fans will delight in this one (which includes interesting and entertaining notes 

by Jason-Pierre Morel and brilliant cover art by Joe Busam). [Item Code: 67124 CD: $16.00] 

STORYVILLE 

1014260 CATHRINE LEGARDH GORGEOUS CREATURE Fine Together • My Ideal • Once Upon A Summertime 

• Now’s The Time- Oh Henry • You’ve Changed- You’ve Altered Your Attitude • I’m Old Fashioned • I 

Hope It’s Spring For You • If I Should Lose You • Confirmation • I’ll Be Seeing You • For All We Know • Gorgeous 

Creature- Beautiful Love • Being Me (Personnel: Brian Kellock, Hugo Rasmussen, Jacob Fischer) [2007] Cathrine 

Legardh has a very special voice. On this disc, she and pianist Brian Kellock have arranged all of the songs, including 

standards ‘My Ideal’ and ‘For All We Know’ as well as jazz classics like ‘Now’s The Time’ and ‘Confirmation.’ 

[Item Code: 66351 CD: $16.00] 

1038417 HOWARD MCGHEE TEDDY EDWARDS JAZZCRAFT STUDIO RECORDINGS 1978-79 I Want To 

Talk About You (Take-2) • If You Could See Me Now • Crescent (Take-1) • Ruby My Dear (Take-3) • Time Waits • 

Relaxing At The Camarillo (Take-1) • Reflections (Take-5) • Blues In The Closet (Take-3) • On A Misty Night (Take-4) 

• In Walked Bud (Take-4) • Yardbird Suite (Take-3) • Moose The Mooche (Take-2) • Get It On (Take-3) • Nostalgia 

(Take-1) • Blues For Helene • Jonas (Take-4) • Brownie Speaks • You Never Know • Funky Senor (Take-1) • Alone 

Together (Take-1) • I Remember Clifford (Take-1) • Moose The Mooche (Take-1) • On A Misty Night (Take-1) • In 

Walked Bud (Take-3) (Collective Personnel: Teddy Edwards, Benny Bailey, Art Hillery, Leroy Vinnegar, Billy Higgins, 

Sonny Redd, Barry Harris, Lisle Atkinson, Bobby Durham) [1978-1979] 2-CD set. The most influential of the 

new bebop players. In various combinations, they perform music that is a staple in the Bop repertoire: compositions 

by Charlie Parker, Thelonious Monk, Tadd Dameron, Oscar Pettiford, Fats Navarro, and Bud Powell, right up to John 

Coltrane. [Item Code: 67144 2-CD: $16.00] 

SUMMIT RECORDS 

560 DANIEL SMITH BASSOON GOES LATIN-JAZZ Mr. Kenyatta • Watermelon Man • So Danco Samba • Listen 

Here • Black Orpheus • Yardbird Suite • Manteca • Korg In • Peace • The Chicken • Come Candela • Mambo 

From The Dance At The Gym (Personnel: Daniel Kelly, Michael O’Brien, Vincent Ector, Neil Clarke, Roswell Rudd, 

Sandro Albert) [2010] Another groundbreaking project from this famed classical•jazz crossover virtuoso features 

incredible musicians including perennial jazz critic poll winner Roswell Rudd, famed Brazilian guitarist Sandro Albert, 

and outstanding Latin percussionist Neil Clarke, featured for many years with Harry Belafonte. Follows the success of Smith’s all-blues album 

‘Blue Bassoon’ in 2010. [Item Code: 66439 CD: $16.00] 

572 JACK WILKINS THE BLUE & GREEN PROJECT Song Of The Anvil • Death Rattle • Two Views Of The 

Mountain • Mountain Watercolors • River Run • That 25 Cents That You Paid • Black Bucket Stomp • Front Porch 

Jam (*) (Collective Personnel: Sara Caswell, Jeff Pinkham, Tamara Danielsson, Luis Colon, Tom Brantley, Jay Coble, 

Jon Metzger, Drew Wilkins, More) Bonus track - (*). This project involved researching Appalachian Mountain 

culture and environment as the inspiration for a series of new compositions, which combine the musical inspiration 

of American roots music - blues, gospel, jazz, mountain music, New Orleans traditions - with the subjective 

inspiration of Appalachian Mountains. Jack Wilkins is the Director of Jazz Studies at the University of South Florida 

in Tampa. An accomplished jazz saxophonist, he has released two CDs as a leader and appears as a sideman on a 

number of other jazz and commercial recordings. [Item Code: 67145 CD: $16.00] 

TCB 

2232 BILL COLEMAN DON BYAS SWISS RADIO DAYS VOLUME 23 Announcement Raymond Colbert • 

Idaho • Let’s Try Again • Body & Soul • After You’ve Gone • Ain’t Misbehaving • Garni-Blues • Lady Be Good 

• Just You, Just Me • Laura • Flying Home • The Chase • Three O’clock In The Morning • St. James Infirmary • 

How High The Moon • Dancers In Love • Moon Glow • Stormy Weather • Hey Bab-A-Rebop • St. Louis Blues 

(Personnel: Don Byas, Michel DeVillers, Geo Daly, Bernard Peiffer, Jean Bouchety, Roger Parabochi, Pops Whitman) 

[1949] In 1949, trumpeter Bill Coleman was offered a European tour featuring US musicians on their first post- 

WWII appearances. He teamed up with saxophonist Don Byas, vocalist Pops Whitman, and five French musicians. 

Coleman’s choice of titles reflects a shift from then up-to-date standard tunes to well known older ones, fitting his 

suave, sensitive interpretations and moving between traditional and modern improvisations. Byas, often part of the 

famous Minton playhouse jam sessions in New York, was adopting a new style of exciting jazz called “bebop.” 

Michel DeVillers’ Hodges-like playing is constantly interrupted by bebop phrases, and vibist Geo Daly definitely 

remains a Hampton disciple. [Item Code: 66980 CD: $13.00] 

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TCB 

2242 GIANNI BASSO GUY LAFITTE SWING RADIO DAYS, VOLUME 24 Easy Living • Groovin’ High • Lush 

Life • La Valle Dell’ Amore • Climb Every Mountain • Tinto Time • Cherokee • Days Of Wine And Roses (Collective 

Personnel: Klaus Koening, Peter Frei, Peter Schmidlin, Guy Lafitte, Pierre Favre) [1981-1982] This Swiss 

Radio Days compilation features two saxophone players from continental Europe - Italy’s Gianni Basso and France’s 

Guy Lafitte - both of whom, have had less recognition than they deserve. their playing on this album is extrovert, 

exuberant and exhilarating and they get excellent support from the resident rhythm section. [Item Code: 66746 

CD: $13.00] 

TRADJAZZ PRODUCTIONS 

5 EL DORADO JAZZ BAND TRADJAZZ - FEVER’S GOT ME A Closer Walk •St. James Infirmary • Cakewalking 

Babies • Good Time Flat Blues • Some Of These Days • Stratford Hunch • Ace In The Hole • Milenberg Joys 

• Trouble In Mind • Big Bear Stomp • Sidewalk Blues • Naughtie Sweetie • After You’ve Gone • Riverside Blues 

• Chattanooga Stomp • Drop That Sack • Frankie And Johnie • Alabama Jubilee • CC Rider • How Long Blues • Weary Blues (Run Off) (Personnel: 

Jim Leigh, Jim Borkenhagen, Pete Fay, Danny Ruedger, Rowland Working, Bob Helm) [1955] From 1955 a new digital recording from the 

original ‘El Dorado Jazz Band’ which brings the talent of Jim Leigh-trombone; Jim Borkenhagen-trumpet; Pete Faypiano; 

Danny Ruedger-banjo/vocals; the legendary clarinetist Rowland Working, and also features another great- 

Bob Helm, in a live setting. There are some fantastic clarinet duets along with the Murphy-like trombone playing of 

leader Jim Leigh, Morton-style piano of Pete Fay, the brilliant trumpet of Bork, and the man himself, Danny Ruedger 

on banjo and vocals. [Item Code: 67167 CD: $19.00] 

6 THE DIXIELANDERS THE THIRD ANNUAL NEWARK STATE COLLEGE JAZZ CONCERT Basin Street Blues 

• Introduction • Indiana • Intro • That’s A Plenty • Intro • Wolverine Blues • Intro • Bill Bailey (vocal) • Intro • St. 

James Infirmary (vocal) • Intro • Midnight In Moscow • Intro • I Found A New Baby • Break-end Side 1 • Original 

Dixieland One-Step • Intro Blues • SC Blues • Intro: Mush • Sister Kate (vocal) • Intro • Black And Blue • Intro 

• Shine • Intro • Blues My Naughty Sweetie • Intro • ‘Way Down Yonder In New Orleans • Intro: The Saints- End 

Concert (Personnel: Wally Olson, Bud Freeman, Dick Mushlitz, Larry Weiss, Sy Weiss, Rick Knittle, Herb Leonheart, 

Walt Lawrence) [1962] 2-CD set. Featuring Wally Olson’s Dixielanders w/Bud Freeman, and Dick Mushlitz 

(co-founder of the Salty Dogs Jazz Band). As for the tune selection on this CD, most if not all were familiar to the 

audience. Most of the musicians on this date except Mushlitz and Knittle and Leonheart are playing steady gigs upstairs at ‘Gabe’s Place’, if you get 

the meaning. This concert was recorded with the tunes and musicians being named during the actual concert. [Item Code: 67282 2-CD: $28.00] 

UNIVERSAL 

32691 CANNONBALL ADDERLEY KNOW WHAT I MEAN Waltz For Debby • Goodbye • Who Cares (Take 5) 

• Venice • Toy (Take 10) • Elsa • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) • Know What I Mean (Re-Take 7) • Who Cares 

(Take 4) (*) • Toy (Take 4) (*) • Know What I Mean (Take 12) (*) (Personnel: Bill Evans, Percy Heath, Connie Kay) 

[1961] Bonus track - (*) . This set, recorded after Cannonball and Bill Evans each was established as a leader and 

style setter in his own right, pairs them with the rhythm section of the Modern Jazz Quartet for a program in which 

Adderley’s soulful emoting and Evan’s equally passionate introspection, merge like two sides of the same sublime 

musical coin. [Item Code: 66977 CD: $13.00] 

32841 ELLA FITZGERALD EASY LIVING My Ship • Don’t Be That Way • My Man • Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me • 

Days Of Wine And Roses • Easy Living • (I Don’t Stand) A Ghost Of A Chance With You • Love For Sale • Moonlight 

In Vermont • On Green Dolphin Street • Why Don’t You Do Right • By Myself • I Want A Little Girl • I’m 

Making Believe • On A Slow Boat To China Don’t Be That Way (Take 3, Alternate) (*) • Love For Sale (Take 1, Alternate) (*) (Personnel: Joe Pass) 

[1983/1986] For her third duo recording with guitarist Joe Pass, Ella Fitzgerald swings 15 mostly familiar standards. At 66, her charm and sense 

of swing were still very much present. Here are mostly familiar standards that range from ‘My Ship’ and ‘Don’t Be That Way’ to ‘Why Don’t You 

Do Right?’ and ‘On a Slow Boat to China.’ [Item Code: 66975 CD: $13.00] 

32842 BILL EVANS EXPLORATIONS Israel • Haunted Heart • Beautiful Love • Elsa • Nardis • How Deep Is The Ocean • I Wish I Knew • 

Sweet And Lovely • The Boy Next Door • Beautiful Love (Take 1) • How Deep Is The Ocean (Take 2) • I Wish I Knew (Take 2) (Personnel: Scott 

LaFaro, Paul Motian) [1961] This second album by the original Bill Evans group features intimate readings of several standards, plus three compositions 

from the jazz world that became synonymous with the trio’s sounds, and with ample space for LaFaro’s virtuosity to shine, the album was 

cited by Evans years later as among his own favorite recordings. This reissue of ‘Explorations’ is the definitive edition of the album that captured 

one of jazz’s seminal bounds on its final visit to a recording studio. [Item Code: 66974 CD: $13.00] 

32843 CHET BAKER IN NEW YORK Fair Weather • Polka Dots And Moonbeams • Hotel 49 • Solar • Blue Thoughts • When Lights Are Low 

• Soft Winds (*) (Personnel: Johnny Griffin, Al Haig, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones) [1958] Bonus track (*) . Chet Baker placed himself in a 

decidedly East Coast environment on his first Riverside album in 1958. Surrounded by bebop pioneer Al Haig, and 

three leading lights of the hard-bop movement, the trumpeter delivered proof that he and his talented band were 

flexible enough to create together and inspire each other. [Item Code: 66972 CD: $13.00] 

32844 THELONIOUS MONK ALONE IN SAN FRANCISCO Blue Monk • Ruby, My Dear • Round Lights • 

Everything Happens To Me • You Took The Words Right Out Of My Heart • Bluehawk • Pannonica • Remember • 

There’s Danger In Your Eyes, Cherie (Take 2) • Reflections • There’s Danger In Your Eyes, Cherie (Take 1) (*) [1959] 

Among the other aspects of his genius, Thelonious Monk was a brilliant solo pianist, as he proved on two classic 

unaccompanied recitals for Riverside. This sequel to the acclaimed Thelonious Himself was recorded in 1959 and 

found Monk in a relaxed mood that led to some of his most thoughtful and moving playing. The program maintains 

a winning balance among Monk’s classic ballad creations, his blunt blues lines (with debut performances of ‘Bluehawk’ 

and ‘Round Lights’), and a selection of pop tunes from his youth including the obscure ‘There’s Danger in 

Your Eyes, Cherie.’ [Item Code: 66976 CD: $13.00] 

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UNIVERSAL 

32845 ORNETTE COLEMAN SOMETHING ELSE - THE MUSIC OF ORNETTE COLEMAN Invisible • The Blessing • Jayne • Chippie • The 

Disguise • Angel Voice • Alpha • When Will The Blues Leave? • The Sphinx • The Time Is Now • Mac B (Personnel: 

Don Cherry, Walter Norris, Don Payne, Billy Higgins) [1958] It is to the lasting credit of the last Lester Koenig, 

founder of Contemporary Records, that he gave Ornette Coleman his first exposure on records, thus launching a 

career that would exercise a worldwide influence. Coleman’s vision of the future, as he said in 1958, ‘Music will 

be a lot freer, the pattern for a tune, for instance, will be forgotten, and the tune itself will be the pattern.’ Recorded 

in 1958, this is the first of two albums Coleman made for the West Coast label before moving on, the following year, 

to New York and global renown. It is, by any yardstick, a vital collectors’ item. [Item Code: 66973 CD: $13.00] 

61886 VARIOUS ARTISTS SEXCAPADES - SONGS OF LUST AND DEPRAVITY I Am The Naughty Lola (a) • 

There’s No Business Like That Certain Business (b) • Deep Sea Diver (c) • Mae West Speaks (d) • My Daddy Rocks 

Me (With One Steady Roll) (d) • It’s Tight Like That (e) • Soft As A Kitten (f) • My Vout Is Really Vout (g) • I Know 

What You Want For Christmas (But I Don’t Know How To Wrap It) (h) • I Leaned On A Man (i) • If I Can’t Sell It, I’ll 

Keep Sittin’ On It (j) • I Feel Like Laying In Another Woman’s Husband’s Arms (k) • Give It To Him (l) • I’m A Bad 

Bad Girl (m) • I Haven’t A Thing To Wear (n) • Drive Me Daddy (o) • I Don’t Want It Second Hand (p) • Come 

Up And See Me Anytime (q) • You Can’t Tell The Difference In The Dark (r) • Press My Button, Ring My Bell (s) • It’s Silk (t) • That Makes It (u) • 

Come By Sunday (v) • Happy Birthday Mr. President (w) (Artists: a- Marlene Dietrich; b- Sophie Tucker; c- Kansas Katie; d- Mae West; e- Clara 

Smith; f- Ruth Wallis; g- Dinah Washington; h- Kay Martin; i- Myrna March; j- Georgia White; k- Blue Lu Barker; l- Sadie Banks; m- Little Esther; 

n- Gypsy Rose Lee; o- Helen Humes; p- Juanita Hall; q- Faye Richmonde; r- Alberta Hunter; s- Lil Johnson; t- India Adams; u- Jayne Mansfield; 

v- Diana Dors; w- Marilyn Monroe) [1935-1955] Thoroughly enjoyable romp through the sexy side of American Jazz and Blues. from 1935 to 

1955. They’re usually harmless and delivered with an ironic humour, often single rather than double entendres. Great song titles include, ‘I Am 

the Naughty Lola,’ ‘Hot Nuts Swing,’ ‘You Can’t Tell The Difference In The Dark,’ and more by artists like Dinah Washington, Marlene Dietrich, 

Mae West, Gypsy Rose Lee and more. [Item Code: 67079 CD: $13.00] 

1563602 MADELEINE PEYROUX STANDING ON THE ROOFTOP Martha, My Dear • The Kind You Can’t 

Afford • The Things I’ve Seen Today • Fickle Dove • Lay Your Sleeping Head, My Love • Standing On The Rooftop 

• I Threw It All Away • Love In Vain • Don’t Pick A Fight With A Poet • Meet Me In Rio • Ophelia • The Way Of 

All Things (Personnel: Charlie Drayton, Christopher Bruce, Marc Ribot, Me’Shell Ndegeocello, John Kirby, Glenn 

Patscha, Patrick Warren, Mauro Refosco, Jenny Scheinman, Allen Toussaint) [2011] Standing on the Rooftop 

is her debut recording for Decca with producer Craig Street. The group of players here is a diverse lot: drummer 

Charlie Drayton, guitarists Christopher Bruce and Marc Ribot, bassist Me’Shell Ndegeocello; John Kirby, Glenn 

Patscha, and Patrick Warren alternate on keyboards, percussionist Mauro Refosco, violinist Jenny Scheinman, and 

Allen Toussaint guests on piano. The program is richly and elegantly painted with modern production touches even 

as its songs are rooted in the historical past of classic Americana: pop songs, blues, jazz, and sitting room tunes. 

It includes eight originals and four covers, among them a poem by W.H. Auden set to music by Ribot entitled ‘Lay 

Your Sleeping Head, My Love.’ The music is summery and laid-back. [Item Code: 66966 CD: $17.00] 

1573802 VARIOUS ARTISTS JAZZ AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL Introduction (a) • Honeysuckle Rose • The 

Ballad Medley: I Can’t Get Started- If I Had You- I’ve Got the World • Jumpin’ at the Woodside • Introduction to Art Tatum • Someone to Watch 

Over Me (b) • Begin the Beguine (b) • Willow Weep for Me (b) • Humoresque (b) • Introduction to Ella’s Band • Love For Sale (c) • Just One of 

Those Things (c) • Little Girl Blue (c) • Too Close For Comfort (c) • I Can’t Give You Anything But Love (c) • Airmail Special (c) • 9:20 Special (d) • 

How About You (d) • When It’s Sleepy Time Down South (e) • Back Home in Indiana (e) • The Gypsy (e) • Ole Miss Blues (e) • The Bucket’s Got a 

Hole In It (e) • Perdido (e) • You Made Me Love You (e) • Mack the Knife (e) • Stompin’ at the Savoy (e) • You Can 

Depend on Me (e) • Mop Mop (e) • You Won’t be Satisfied (f) • Undecided (f) • When the Saints Go Marching In 

(g) (Featuring: a- Norman Granz; b- Art Tatum; c- Ella Fitzgerald; d- Oscar Peterson Trio; e- Louis Armstrong & His 

Orchestra; f- Ella Fitzgerald/Louis Armstrong; g- Entire Ensemble) [1956] 2-CD set. Classic live LP on CD for the 

first time, now with 11 previously unreleased Louis Armstrong performances. ‘Jazz At The Hollywood Bowl’ was 

the first recorded jazz concert at the prestigious Los Angeles outdoor venue. It was recorded August 15, 1956, 

the year Granz established Verve Records, and featured some of Verve’s greatest talent: Ella FItzgerald, Art Tatum, 

the Oscar Peterson Trio, and others. ‘Jazz At The Hollywood Bowl’ was issued as a 2-LP set back then but had 

never been released on CD until now. This edition now includes 11 previously unreleased Armstrong recordings: 

Armstrong had been heard on the original 2-LP set in two duets with Ella but the trumpeter’s full set could not be 

included on the original LP. The album now has all of the songs performed that night and the show has been restored 

to its original running order. Other highlights from the set, besides Armstrong and his All Star Orchestra are: 

an outstanding jam session featuring Flip Phillips, Illinois Jacquet, Harry ‘Sweets’ Edison and Roy Eldridge backed 

by Buddy Rich and the Oscar Peterson Trio with Herb Ellis and Ray Brown; Art Tatum, utterly captivating with just his hands on the piano keys; 

Peterson’s Trio’’ brief but musically telepathic set. [Item Code: 67209 2-CD: $36.00] 

UPTOWN JAZZ 

2762 JOHNNY RICHARDS KISS HER GOODBYE Intro & Theme • Kiss Her Goodbye • On The Wagon • 

Juke Jumps • Shutters • Nightmare • Playground • The Baby’s Missing • At The Beach • Another Chance • Grown 

Up • Special Friends • Emily • Confession • End Title • The Moon Was Yellow• Theme • Ochun • Estoy Cansado 

• Dimples • Laura • Theme • Dimples • Band Aide • Laura (Collective Personnel: David Allyn, Ray Copeland, 

Jimmy Cleveland, Billy Byers, Phil Woods, Frank Socolow, Charlie Persip,Gene Quill, Frank Rehak, more) [1958- 

1959] Previously unreleased material from the master arranger and band leader Johnny Richards. Included is the 

Richards big band 1958 soundtrack recording for the unreleased film ‘Kiss Her Goodbye’ in addition to two 1959 

Birdland broadcasts. Also the track, “The Moon Was Yellow’, from the LP, ‘A Touch Of Cuba’. [Item Code: 66757 

CD: $16.00] 

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UPTOWN JAZZ 

2763 CHARLIE CHRISTIAN ELECTRIC Tea For Two (a) • Stardust (a) • I Got Rhythm (Take 1) (a) • I Got Rhythm (Take 2) (a) • Flying Home 

(b) • Memories Of You (b) • AC DC Current (b) • Flying Home (b) • Shivers (b) • Seven Come Eleven (Roast Turkeys 

Stomp) (b) • AC DC Current (b) • AC DC Current (b) • Dinah (c) • Gone With What Wind (c) • Sheik Of Araby (c) 

• Sheik Of Araby (c) • Six Appeal (c) (Artists: a- Charlie Christian Quartet- 1939 After Hours Jam Session; b- Benny 

Goodman Sextet- 1939-1940 Broadcasts; c- same as ‘b’, Johnny Guarnieri In Place Of Fletcher Henderson) [1939- 

1940] When Columbia Records released the Minneapolis’ after hours recordings of Charlie Christian, the listener 

was warned, ‘The technical quality of these selections is admittedly inferior to the commercial recordings.’ Not 

anymore. New digital transfers from the original acetates restore the sound quality. Dating from 1939-40, Christian 

leaps into the room with his driving rhythm guitar and ultra-modern solos. [Item Code: 66962 CD: $16.00] 

2764 GIGI GRYCE DOIN’ THE GIGI Blues In Bloom (a) • A Premonition Of You (A.K.A. Baby G) (a) • A Night 

In Tunisia (a) • Down Home (a) • Blues In Bloom (b) • Dancing The Gigi (A.K.A. Strange Feelin’) (b) • Sonor (A.K.A. 

Sonar) (c) • Down Home (c) • Take The ‘A’ Train (c) • Stompin’ At The Savoy (c) • I’ll Walk Alone (c) • Caravan (c) 

• All The Things You Are (d) • Announcements By Al ‘Jazzbo’ Collins & Hugh Downs (d) • Movin’ (A.K.A. Leila’s 

Blues, Kunteta’s Blues) (d) • There Will Never Be Another You (d) • Man Of Moods (d) • The Blues Walk (A.K.A. 

Somebody Done Stole My Blues, Loose Walk) (d) (Artsits: a- Gigi Gryce Sextet- 1961 Birdland Broadcast; b- Gigi Gryce Sextet- 1961 Unissued 

Recording Session; c- Gigi Gryce Quintet- 1960 Unissued Recording Session; d- Gigi Gryce Quintet- 1957 Signal 

Records Party) [1957-1961] Alto saxophonist Gigi Gryce’s last ensemble was an outstanding sextet called the 

‘Orchtette’ that featured trumpeter Richard Williams, vibraphonist Eddie Costa and pianist Richard Wyands. Active 

during 1960-61, the band has only been documented up to now on five tracks of of an LP for the Mercury label. This 

new Uptown CD provides further fascinating examples of the ‘Orch-tette’ recorded in performance at Birdland and 

in two studio sessions from which nothing was ever released. Within a year, he had left the jazz world never to be 

seen again. These recordings not only provide high quality music in the hard-bop genre but also serve as important 

and revealing additions to Gryce’s legacy. [Item Code: 66963 CD: $16.00] 

VINTAGE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS 

341 EAST BAY CITY JAZZ BAND WITH JANE CAMPEDELLI EAST BAY CITY JAZZ BAND London Blues 

• Rose Of Washington Square • A Good Man Is Hard To Find • Dark Town Strutters Ball • Black Bottom Stomp 

• Charleston • Skit Dat De Dat • Dans Le rue d’Antibes • Down In Honky Tonk Town • Aunty Skinners Chicken 

Dinners • Emperor Norton’s Hunch • Jelly Bean Blues • Of All The Wrongs You’ve Done To Me • Oh By Jingo • 

Saloon • Weary Blues • Just A Closer Walk With Thee • West End Blues • Yerba Buena Strut (Personnel: George 

Ryan, Andy Kilgour, Bruce Burrell, Fred Walsh, Robin Verdier, Cal Owen, Chuck Stewart, Art Burns, Jane Campedelli) 

[1974-1975] The East Bay City Jazz Band was formed in 1970 by Robin Verdier, pianist, and Walter Schwab, 

at a time when the New England area was realizing a significant growing interest in Trad Jazz. The leadoff tune, 

‘London Blues’ is a seldom heard tune, in spite of the fact that documents show 59 recordings since it was written 

in 1923. The second and third tunes showcase the excellent vocal style of Jane Campedelli. From the hard driving 

arrangement of ‘Black Bottom Stomp’ to the superb rendition of the blues ‘Skit Dat De Dat’ this is traditional jazz 

at its best. [Item Code: 66942 CD: $14.00] 

VOCALION 

4436 BUDDY RICH LOUIS BELLSON CONVERSATIONS - REPERCUSSION Conversations- Round and Round and Round Again • Just Louie 

• Son of Cuchulainn • Conversations with B.L.K. • Repercussion- Lawrence of Arabia • Delaney’s Delight • Habanera 

from ‘Carmen’ • Fragments • Skin Deep • The British Grenadiers • 633 Squadron • Blues March • Scotland 

The Brave • Under the Double Eagle • St. Louis Blues March • Yellow Submarine (Collective Personnel: Greg 

Bowen, Ronnie Hughes, John Marshall, Bobby Lamb, Ray Premru, Duncan Lamont, Ronnie Chamberlain, Ken 

Dryden, Steve Grey, Arthur Fry, Tristan Fry, Eric Delaney) The first LP, ‘Conversations - A Drum Spectacular’, is a 

tribute to Frank King in the only way that musicians can pay tribute - by making and listening to good music. The 

second LP, ‘Repercussion’, has two of the greatest showman drummers of this day and age: America’s Louie Bellson 

and Britain’s Eric Delaney. From their friendship sprung this remarkable album, which must surely be acclaimed 

as a landmark in drumming, and which will be regarded as a classic in jazz recording. [Item Code: 67156 2-CD: 

$18.00] 

8482 PAUL GONSALVES TUBBY HAYES AND THE JOHN SCOTT ORCHESTRA JUST FRIENDS - LONDON 

SWINGS Just Friends- Tupa • Amber Mood • Just Friends • Pedro’s Walk • Baby Blue • Sour Aya • Mini Minor • 

London Swings- Let’s All Go Down The Strand • They’re Changing Guard At Buckingham Palace • Chelsea Bridge 

• Knocked ‘Em In The Old Kent Road Wotcher • The Trees On Grosvenor Square • Limehouse Blues • London 

By Night • Greek Street, Soho • A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square • Covent Garden Starts Early • Springtime 

In Piccadilly Circus • London Bridge Is Falling Down (Collective Personnel: Jackie Sharpe, Jimmy Deuchar, Les 

Condon, Keith Christie, Stan Tracey, Lennie Bush, Ronnie Stephenson, Eddie Blair, Ian Hamer, Don Lusher, Maurice 

Platt, Jackie Armstrong, Bob Efford, Duncan Lamont, Ronnie Ross, Arthur Watts, More) The first LP, ‘Just Friends’, 

with Paul Gonsalves and Tubby Hayes, is a recording session that was brought about mainly by mutual admiration 

- mutual admiration of two top tenor saxophonists, each for the other. The scores are, except for one tune, original 

manuscripts by British musicians - so too are all the arrangements. The second LP, ‘London Swings’, by the Johnny 

Scott Orchestra, is a London musical collection, which leans heavily on the music hall tradition, but the programme 

is spiced with a few more recent songs and also some themes are composed by Johnny Scott himself for the occasion. 

[Item Code: 67170 CD: $18.00] 

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4+ CD sets 

JSP 

971 JUDY GARLAND SMILIN’ THROUGH – THE SINGLES COLLECTION Stompin’ At The Savoy 

• Swing Mister Charlie • Everybody Sing • Everybody Sing • All God’s Chillun Got Rhythm • All God’s 

Chillun Got Rhythm • (Dear Mr. Gable) You Made Me Love You • (Dear Mr. Gable) You Made Me Love 

You • You Can’t Have Ev’rything • Sleep My Baby Sleep • Cry, Baby, Cry • Cry, Baby, Cry • Ten Pins In 

The Sky • It Never Rains, But What It Pours • Over The Rainbow • The Jitterbug • In Between • Sweet 

Sixteen • Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart • I’m Just Wild About Harry • Fascinating Rhythm • 

Oceans Apart • Embraceable You • Swanee • Figaro Figaro • (Can This Be) The End Of The Rainbow • 

I’m Nobody’s Baby • Buds Won’t Bud • Wearing Of The Green (Trad) • Friendship (a) • Friendship (a) • 

I’m Always Chasing Rainbows • I’m Always Chasing Rainbows • Our Love Affair • A Pretty Girl Milking 

Her Cow • It’s A Great Day For The Irish • The Birthday Of A King • The Star Of The East • How About 

You? • Blues In The Night • Blues In The Night • F.D.R. Jones • The Last Call For Love • The Last Call 

For Love • Poor You • Poor You • On The Sunny Side Of The Street • Poor Little Rich Girl • For Me And 

My Gal (b) • When You Wore A Tulip (And I Wore A Big Red Rose) (b) • That Old Black Magic • I Never 

Knew (I Could Love Anybody Like I’m Loving You) • But Not For Me • I Got Rhythm • I Got Rhythm 

• Embraceable You • Embraceable You • Could You Use Me? (c) • Bidin’ My Time (d) • No Love, No 

Nothin’ • A Journey To A Star • The Boy Next Door • Boys And Girls Like You And Me • Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas • Have Yourself 

A Merry Little Christmas • The Trolley Song (e) • Skip To My Lou • Meet Me In St. Louis • You’ve Got Me Where You Want Me (f) • Mine (f) • This 

Heart Of Mine • This Heart Of Mine • Love • Connecticut (f) • Connecticut (f) • Yah-Ta-Ta, Yah-Ta-Ta (Talk, Talk, Talk) (f) • Yah-Ta-Ta, Yah-Ta-Ta 

(Talk, Talk, Talk) (f) • March Of The Doagies (g) • Swing Your Partner Round And Round (h) • On The Atchison, Topeka & The Santa Fe • On The 

Atchison, Topeka & The Santa Fe (i) • If I Had You (i) • If I Had You (i) • You’re Never Walk Alone • Smilin’ Through • It’s A Great Big World (j) 

• In The Valley (Where The Evenin’ Sun Goes Down) • On The Atchison, Topeka & The Santa Fe (e) • Aren’t You Kind Of Glad We Did? (k) • For 

You, For Me, Forevermore (k) • Changing My Tune • Don’t Tell Me That Story • Don’t Tell Me That Story • There Is No Breeze (To Cool The Flame 

Of Love) • Nothing But You • I Wish I Were In Love Again • I Wish I Were In Love Again • Falling In Love With Love (With: a- Johnny Mercer; 

b- Gene Kelly; c- Mickey Rooney; d- Leo Diamond Harmonica Quintet; e- Chorus; f- Bing Crosby; g- Kenny Baker & The Kay Thompson Chorus; 

h- The Kay Thompson Chorus; i- The Merry Macs; j- Virginia O’Brien & Betty Russell; k- Dick Haymes) [1936-1947] 4-CD set. She came, she 

soared, she conquered, captivated. The world watched as her talent bloomed. when her life fell apart, her talent didn’t fail. Nor did her public. 

This collection reveals the gifts which inspired such devotion.A serious compilation, with superb sound and presentation of a very specific and 

important set of Judy’s recordings. [Item Code: 67239 4-CD: $30.00] 

77140 COUSIN JOE FROM NEW ORLEANS - BORN TO THE BLUES Broken Man Blues • New Jailhouse Blue • Levee Blues • Layin’ My 

Rules In Blues • Bad, Bad Baby Blues • Bad, Bad Baby Blues Alt • Saw Mill Man Blues • Post War Future Blues • Larceny Hearted Woman • 

Just Another Woman • My Love Comes Tumblin’ Down • Wedding Day Blues • Desperate GI Blues • You Got It Comin’ To You • Boogie Woogie 

Hannah • You Ain’t So Such-A-Much • Fly Hen Blues • Lonesome Man Blues • Little Eva • Baby, You Don’t Know It All • The Barefoot Boy • If I 

Just Keep Still • When Your Mother’s Gone • Make Me As Strong As Samson • When The Roll Be Called 

In Heaven • My Tight Woman • Lightning Struck The Poorhouse • Just As Soon As I Go Home • Phoney 

Woman Blues • Little Woman Blues • It’s Dangerous To Be A Husband • Old Man Blues • Death House 

Blues • Too Tight To Walk Loose • Big Fat Mama • Come Down Baby • Bachelor’s Blues • Don’t Pay 

Me No Mind • Stoop To Conquer • Bad Luck Blues • Box Car Shorty And Peter Blue • Beggin’ Woman • 

Sadie Brown • Evolution Blues • Box Car Shorty’s Confession • Looking For My Baby • High-Powered Gal 

• Chicken A La Blues • Poor Man Blues • Living On Borrowed Time • Lovesick Soul • Second Hand Soul 

• Dinah • Won’t Settle Down • Misery • ABC’s Pt 1 • ABC’s Pt 2 • How Long Must I Wait • Sleep Walking 

Woman • Easy Rockin’ • Hole In The Ground • You’ll Never Get Nothing Without Trying • Ramblin’ 

Woman • Feel Like A Million • Old Man’s Sweetheart • I Saw Mommy Kissin’ Santa Claus • Back Trackin’ 

(Dr Daddy-O) • Confused • Fishtails • You Shouldn’t • Baby, What’s New • You Ought To Know • I’ll 

Never Be Free • My Last Good-Bye • Oooh La La • Gold Ain’t Everything • Suzette • Bear Hug • Each 

Time • Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! • Have Mercy • Helping Hand (Take 6) • Pity Poor Me (Take 5) • Little Girl Of 

Mine • I Know (Take 6) • I’ll Never Let You Go • It Hurts Me To My Heart (Take 3) • Don’t Take Your Love 

From Me • Chickee Wah Wah • I Can’t Stop Lovin’ You • You Can’t Stop Her • Loberta • Oh Me Oh My 

(Take 2) • Dearest Darling • Hush Your Mouth • Havn’ A Good Time • Well I’ll Be John Brown • High 

Blood Pressure • Rockin’ Behind The Iron Curtain (Take 2) • Don’t You Just Know It • For Cryin’ Out Loud • Would You Believe It (I Have A Cold) 

• I’ll Never Let You To (Take 1) • I Know (Take 1) • It Hurts Me To My Heart (Take 1) • Chickee Wah Wah (Take 4) • Helping Hand (Take 5) • Pity 

More Me (Take 1) (Collective Personnel: Mezz Mezzrow, Sidney Bechet, Earl Bostic, Tyree Glenn, Al Casey, Pete Brown, Tony Scott, Paul Gayten, 

Annie Laurie, Dave Bartholowmew, Dickie Wells, Billy Kyle, ‘Shad’ Collins, Ray Abrams, Eddie Barefield, Willie Humphrey, Bobby Marchan, Frank 

Fields, Jimmy Shirley, Leonard Feather, Sid Catlett, more) [1945-1959] 4-CD set. His early life was violent and eventful, a bootlegging father 

who beat him and a mother who left home. He bought a ukulele for $1.75, and used his prodigious musical skills to escape a world of workaday 

drudgery. He was heard by John McElroy and John Green, two dancers. They were impressed enough to persuade him to join them. He danced 

and played for tips. He moved on, working at the Sazerac Club, then The Plaza and the Grand Terrace. By now he’d graduated to a six-string guitar 

and had a band that included pianist Louis Givens. He was on his way. This collection chronicles his progress. [Item Code: 66846 4-CD: $30.00] 

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REAL GONE JAZZ 

262 HANK MOBLEY EIGHT CLASSIC ALBUMS Hank Mobley Quartet- Hank’s Prank • My Sin • Avila And Tequila • Walkin’ The Fence • 

Love For Sale • Just Coolin’ • Tenor Conclave- Tenor Conclave • Just You, Just Me • Bob’s Boy’s • How Deep Is The 

Ocean • Hank Mobley And His All Stars- Reunion • Ultra Marine • Don’t Walk • Lower Stratosphere • Mobley’s 

Musing’s • Hank- Fit For A Hanker • Hi Groove, Low Feedback • You’d Be So Easy To Love • Time After Time • 

Dance Of The Infidels • Hank Mobley Quintet- Funk In Deep Freeze • Wham And They’re Off • Fin De L’affaire 

• Startin’ From Scratch • Stella Wise • Base On Balls • Hank Mobley Sextet- Touch And Go • Double Whammy 

• Barrel Of Funk • Mobley Mania • Soul Station- Remember • This I Dig Of You • Dig Dis • Split Feelin’s • Soul 

Station • If I Should Lose You • Roll Call- Roll Call • My Groove Your Move • Take Your Pick • A Baptist Beat • The 

More I See You • The Breakdown (Collective Personnel: Horace Silver, Doug Watkins, Art Blakey, John Coltrane, 

Al Cohn, Zoot Sims, Red Garland, Paul Chambers, More) [1960] 4-CD set. Includes these 8 classic albums 

remastered: ‘Hank Mobley Quartet’, ‘Tenor Conclave’, ‘Hank Mobley and His Allstars’, ‘Hank’, ‘Hank Mobley 

Quintet’, ‘Hank Mobley Sextet’, ‘Soul Station’ & ‘Roll Call’. [Item Code: 67237 4-CD: $22.00] 

263 RED GARLAND EIGHT CLASSIC ALBUMS Red Garland Quintet- Dig It- Billie’s Bounce • Crazy Rhythms 

• CTA • Lazy Mae • Red Garland’s Piano- Please Send Me Someone To Love • Stompin’ At The Savoy • The Very 

Thought Of You • Almost Like Being In Love • If I Were A Bell • I Know Why • Can’t See For Lookin’- I Can’t Give You Anything But Love • But 

Not For Me • I Can’t See For Lookin’ • Soon • Blackout • Castle Rock • Red Alone- When Your Lover Has Gone • These Foolish Things • My Last 

Affair • You Are Too Beautiful • I Got It Bad (And That Ain’t No Good) • The Nearness Of You • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) • When I Fall 

In Love • Groovy- C Jam Blues • Gone Again • Will You Still Be Mine • Willow Weep For Me • What Can I Say, Dear • Hey Now • Soul Junction- 

Soul Junction • Woody’n You • Birk’s Works • Hallelujah • It’s A Blue World- This Can’t Be Love • Since I Fell For You • Teach Me Tonight • 

It’s A Blue World • Red In Bluesville- He’s A Real Gone Guy • See See Rider • M Squad Theme • Your Red Wagon • Trouble In Mind • St Louis 

Blues (Collective Personnel: John Coltrane, Donald Byrd, Arthur Taylor, Paul Chambers, Sam Jones, More) [1957-1959] 4-CD set. Includes these 

8 classic albums remastered: ‘Dig It’, ‘Red Garland’s Piano’, ‘Can’t See For Looking’,’Red Alone’, ‘Groovy’, ‘Soul Junction’, ‘It’s A Blue World’ & 

‘Red In Bluesville’. [Item Code: 67236 4-CD: $22.00] 

264 LOU DONALDSON EIGHT CLASSIC ALBUMS Walking With Lou- Caravan • Old Folks • Ld Blues • That Good Old Feeling • There Is 

No Greater Love • Move It • Swing And Soul- Dorothy • I Won’t Cry Anymore • Herman’s Mambo • Peck Time • There Will Never Be Another 

You • Groove Junction • Grits And Gravy • Lou Takes Off- Sputnik • Dewey Square • Strollin’ In • Groovin’ High • Blues Walk- Blues Walk • 

Move • The Masquerade Is Over • Play, Ray • Autumn Nocturne • Callin’ All Cats • Light Foot- Light Foot • Hog 

Maw • Mary Ann • Green Eyes • Walkin’ By The River • Day Dreams • Stella By Starlight • LD+3- Blue Moon • 

Smooth Groove • Jump Up • Just Friends • Three Little Words • Don’t Take Your Love From Me • Confirmation • 

The Time Is Right- The Nearness Of You • Mack The Knife • Lou’s Blues • Be My Love • Tangerine • Crosstown 

Shuffle • Idaho • Sunny Side Up- Blues For JP • The Man I Love • Politely • It’s You Or No One • The Truth • 

Goose Grease • Softly As In A Morning Sunrise • Way Down Upon The Swanee River (Collective Personnel: Donald 

Byrd, Herman Foster, Peck Morrison, Art Taylor, Ray Barretto, Curtis Fuller, Sonny Clark, Horace Parlan, Blue 

Mitchell, More) [1957-1960] 4-CD set. Includes these 8 classic albums remastered: ‘Wailing With Lou’, ‘Swing 

And Soul’, ‘Lou Takes Off’, ‘Blues Walk’, ‘Light Foot’, ‘LD+3’, ‘The Time Is Right’ & ‘Sunny Side Up’. [Item Code: 

67234 4-CD: $22.00] 

265 CANNONBALL ADDERLEY EIGHT CLASSIC ALBUMS Sophisticated Swing- Another Kind Of Soul • Miss 

Jackie’s Delight • Spring Is Here • Tribute To Brownie • Spectacular • Jeanie • Stella By Starlight • Edie McLin • 

Cobbweb • Things Are Getting Better- Blues Oriental • Things Are Getting Better • Serves Me Right (Take ) • Groovin’ 

High • The Sidewalks Of New York (Take ) • Sounds For Sid • Just One Of Those Things • Portrait Of Cannonball- Minority • Straight Life • 

Blue Funk • A Little Taste • People Will Say We’re In Love • Nardis • Sharpshooters- Our Delight • Jubilation • What’s New • Straight, No Chaser 

• If I Love Again • Fuller Bop Man • Stay On It • Cannonball Takes Charge- If This Isn’t Love • I Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out To Dry • Serenata 

• I’ve Told Ev’ry Little Star • Barefoot Sunday Blues • Poor Butterfly • I Remember You • Them dirty Blues- Work Song • Dat Dere • Easy Living • 

Del Sasser • Jeannine • Soon • Them Dirty Blues • Cannonball & Coltrane- Limehouse Blues • Stars Fell On Alabama • Wabash • Grand Central • 

You’re A Weaver Of Dreams • The Sleeper • Cannonball Adderley And The Poll Winners- The Chant • Lolita • Azule Serape • Au Privave • Yours 

Is My Heart Alone • Never Will I Marry (Collective Personnel: Nat Adderley, Junior Mance, Sam Jones, Jimmy Cobb, Milt Jackson, Wynton Kelly, 

Percy Heath, Art Blakey, Blue Mitchell, Bill Evans, Sam Jones, Philly Joe Jones, Paul Chambers, John Coltrane, Wes Montgomery, Ray Brown, More) 

[1957-1960] 4-CD set. Includes these 8 classic albums remastered: ‘Sophistcated Swing’ ,’Things Are Getting Better’, ‘Portrait Of Cannonball’, 

‘Sharpshooters’, ‘Cannonball Takes Charge’, ‘Them Dirty Blues’, ‘Cannonball And Coltrane’, ‘Cannonball Adderley and the Poll Winners’. [Item 

Code: 67233 4-CD: $22.00] 

266 KENNY DORHAM EIGHT CLASSIC ALBUMS Kenny Dorham Quintet- An Oscar For Oscar (Take 1) • Ruby My Dear (Take 2) • Be My 

Love (Take 2) • Ruby My Dear (Take 1) • Osmosis • I Love You • Darn That Dream (Take 1) • Darn That Dream (Take 2) • I Love You (Take 2) • 

Chicago Blues • Lonesome Lover Blues • Afro Cuban- Afrodisia • Lotus Flower • Minor’s Holiday • Basheer’s Dream • KD’s Motion • La Villa 

• Venita’s Dance • Round About Midnight At The Cafe Bohemia Volume 1- Autumn In New York • Hills Edge • A 

Night In Tunisia • Mexico City • Round About Midnight • Monaco • 2 Horns, 2 Rhythm- Lotus Blossom • Sposin • 

Soon • Is It True What They Say About Dixie • The End Of A Love Affair • I’ll Be Seeing You • Noose Bloos • Jazz 

Classic• Jazz Contrasts- Falling In Love With Love • I’ll Remember April • La Rue • My Old Flame • But Beautiful 

• La Villa • Blue Spring- Blue Spring • It Might As Well Be Spring • Poetic Spring • Spring Is Here • Spring Cannon 

• Passion Spring • Quiet Kenny- My Ideal • Blue Friday • I Had The Craziest Dream • Old Folks • Mack The Knife 

• Jazz Contemporary- A Waltz • Monk’s Mood • In Your Own Sweet Way • Horn Salute • Tonica • This Love Of 

Mine (Collective Personnel: Jimmy Heath, Walter Bishop, Percy Heath, Kenny Clarke, JJ Johnson, Hank Mobley, 

Cecil Payne, Horace Silver, Oscar Pettiford, Art Blakey, More) [1953-1960] 4-CD set. Includes these 8 classic 

albums remastered: ‘Kenny Dorham Quintet’, ‘Afro Cuban’, ‘Round About Midnight’, ‘2 Horns 2 Rhythm’, ‘Jazz 

Contrasts’, ‘Blue Spring’, ‘Quiet Kenny’, & ‘Jazz Contemporary’. [Item Code: 67235 4-CD: $22.00] 

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STORYVILLE 

1088608 THE BOSWELL SISTERS THE BOSWELL SISTERS COLLECTION Whad Ja Do To Me • When I Take My Sugar To Tea • Roll On Mississippi, 

Roll On • Shout, Sister, Shout • Sing A Little Jingle • I Found A Million Dollar Baby • It’s The Girl 

• It’s You • Making Faces At The Man In The Moon • I Can’t Write The Words • Shine On, Harvest Moon 

• Heebie Jeebies • River, Stay ‘Way From My Door • An Evening In Caroline • Nothing Is Sweeter Than 

You • I Thank You, Mr. Moon • Was That The Human Thing To Do • Put That Sun Back In The Sky • Stop 

The Sun, Stop The Moon • Everybody Loves My Baby • There’ll Be Some Changes Made • Between The 

Devil And The Deep Blue Sea • If It Ain’t Love • Got The South In My Soul • Nights When I Am Lonely 

• We’re On The Highway To Heaven • That’s What I Like About You • My Future Just Passed • Heebie 

Jeebies • Gee, But I’d Like To Make You Happy • Don’t Tell Him (What Happened To Me) • I Surrender 

Dear • Stardust • Sing A Little Jingle • Gems From George White’s Scandals, Part 1 & 2 • Put That Sun 

Back In The Sky • Was That The Human Thing To Do? • California Medley, Part 1 • California Medley, 

Part 2 • Lawd, You Made The Night Too Long • ‘O.K. America’, Part 2 • ‘O.K. America’, Part 1 • Was 

That The Human Thing To Do? • California Medley, Part 2 • Lawd, You Made The Night Too Long • ‘O.K., 

America’ Medley pt. 2 • ‘O.K., America’ Medley pt. 1 • Doggone, I’ve Done It • Hand Me Down My 

Walkin’ Cane • Old Yazoo • We Just Couldn’t Say ‘Goodbye’ • Sleep, Come On And Take Me • Down 

Among The Sheltering Palms • Down On The Delta • Charlie Two-Step • Sentimental Gentleman from 

Georgia • It Don’t Mean A Thing • Louisiana Hayride • Minnie The Moocher’s Weddin’ Day • Crazy 

People • Mood Indigo • Forty-Second Street • Shuffle Off To Buffalo • California Medley (Part 2) • O.K. America (Part 2) • We Just Couldn’t Say 

Goodbye • Sleep, Come On And Take Me • Down Among The Sheltering Palms • Mood Indigo • Forty-Second Street • The Gold Digger’s Song • 

It’s Sunday Down In Caroline • Puttin’ It On • Swanee Mammy • Sophisticated Lady • That’s How Rhythm Was Born • Song Of Surrender • Coffee 

In The Morning (Kisses In The Night) • You Oughta Be In Pictures • I Hate Myself (For Being So Mean To You) • Goin’ Home • The Lonesome Road 

• Rock And Roll • If I Had A Million Dollars • The Object Of My Affection • It’s Written All Over Your Face • Dinah • OK America • Coffee In 

The Morning (Kisses In The Night) • Alexander’s Ragtime Band • The Darktown Strutter’s Ball • Don’t Let Your Love Go Wrong • Why Don’t You 

Practice What You Preach? • If I Had A Million Dollars • The Object Of My Affection • It’s Written All Over Your Face • Dinah • Way Back Home 

• Every Little Moment • Travelin’ All Alone • St. Louis Blues • Fare Thee Well, Annabelle • Lullaby Of Broadway • Top Hat, White Tie And Tails 

• Cheek To Cheek • I’m Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter • The Music Goes ‘Round And Around • Let Yourself Go • I’m Putting 

All My Eggs In One Basket (Collective Personnel: Victor Young And The Brunswick Orchestra, Victor Young’s House Orchestra, The New Yorker, 

The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra, Jack Taylor And His Orchestra, Red Nichols And His Orchestra, Don Redman And His Orchestra, Jimmie Grier 

And His Orchestra, More) [1930-1936] 5-CD set, plus DVD. The Boswell Sisters’ entire output of commercially released recordings. 109 songs 

plus a bonus DVD featuring more extraordinary performances. The Boswells’ creativity spawned many imitators in their day, but no singing group 

ever seriously challenged them, although many - most notably the Andrew Sisters - used the Boswells as their original inspiration. One of the most 

important aspects of the Boswells’ style - one which made the imitators just that - were their arrangements, which the three of them meticulously 

worked out themselves. [Item Code: 67143 5-CD + DVD: $42.00] 

UNIVERSAL 

1636383 DUKE ELLINGTON CARNEGIE HALL CONCERTS - 1943-1947 The Star Spangled Banner • Black And Tan Fantasy • Rockin’ In 

Rhythm • Moon Mist • Jumpin’ Punkins • Portrait Of Bert Williams • (Portrait Of) Bojangles • Portrait Of Florence Mills (Black Beauty) • Ko-Ko • 

Dirge • Stomp (Johnny Come Lately) • Are You Stickin’? • Black (First Movement) • Brown (Second Movement) • Beige (Third Movement) • Bakiff 

• Jack The Bear • Blue Belles Of Harlem • Cotton Tail • Day Dream • Boy Meets Horn • Rose Of The Rio Grande • Don’t Get Around Much 

Anymore • Goin’ Up • Mood Indigo • Blutopia (Live) • Midriff (Live) • Creole Love Call (Live) • Suddenly It Jumped (Live) • Pitter Panther Patter 

(Live) • It Don’t Mean A Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing) (Live) • Things Ain’t What They Used To Be (Live) • Introduction (Perfume Suite) • Sonata 

(Purfume Suite) • Strange Feeling (Perfume Suite) • Dancers In Love (Perfume Suite) • Coloratura (Perfume Suite) • Work Song (Selections From Black, 

Brown And Beige) • The Blues (Selections From Black, Brown And Beige) • Three Dances: West Indian Dance- Creamy Brown- Emancipation Celebration 

(Live) • Come Sunday (Live) • The Mood To Be Wooed (Live) • Blue Cellophane (Live) • Blue Skies (Live) • Frankie And Johnny (Live) • 

Caravan (Live) • In A Mellow Tone (Live) • Solid Old Man (Live) • Spiritual (Come Sunday)- Work Song (Selections From Black, Brown And Beige) 

• The Blues (Selections From Black, Brown And Beige) • Rugged Romeo (Live) • Sono (Live) • The Air-Conditioned Jungle (Live) • Pitter Panther 

Patter (Live) • Take The A Train (Live) • Melloditti (Live) • Fugueaditty (Live) • Jam A Ditty (Live) • Magenta Haze (Live) • Diminuendo In Blue- 

Transblucency (Live) • Crescendo In Blue (Live) • Suburbanite (Live) • I’m Just A Lucky So And So (Live) 

• Riffin’ Drill (Live) • The New Look (Snibor) (Live) • Blue Serge (Live) • Triple Play (Live) • Harlem Air 

Shaft (Live) • A Johnny Hodges Medley (Live) • Mella Brava (Live) • Kickapoo Joy Juice (Album Version) 

• On A Turquoise Cloud (Live) • Bakiff (Live) • Cotton Tail (Live) • I Like The Sunrise (Liberian Suite) • 

Dance #1 (Liberian Suite) • Dance #2 (Liberian Suite) • Dance #3 (Liberian Suite) • Dance #4 (Liberian 

Suite) • Dance #5 (Liberian Suite) • Theme Medley (Live) • Basso Profundo (Live) • New York City Blues 

(Live) • The Clothed Woman (Live) • Trumpets No End (Blue Skies) (Live) (Collective Personnel: Johnny 

Hodges, Ben Webster, Junior Raglin, Al Hibbler, Claude B. Jones, Harry Carney, Oscar Pettiford, Sonny 

Greer, Ray Nance, Jimmy Hamilton, Al Sears, more) [1943-1947] 8-CD box set from the legendary 

Jazz pianist, composer, arranger and Big Band leader. This box set contains a plethora of material that 

Ellington recorded at the legendary venue, Carnegie Hall, during the height of the Big Band movement. 

Spanning the years 1943-47, this box set features 85 performances by Ellington. Previously released on 

four 2-CD sets, Prestige 24073, 24074, 24075 and 34004. [Item Code: 66758 8-CD: $76.00] 

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412 VARIOUS ARTISTS SWINGIN’ SONGS FOR SANTA Adeste Fideles (1a) • Jingle Bells (1b) • It’s Christmas Time Again (1c) • Christmas 

Medley #1: God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman- Away In A Manger- O Come All Ye Faithful (1d) • Send Me Your Love For Christmas (1e) • Silver Bells 

(1f) • March Of The Toys (1g) • The Christmas Song (1h) • T’Was The Night Before Christmas (1i) • Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (1j) • Christmas 

Medley #2: We Three Kings- The First Noel- Angels On High (1k) • Toy Trumpet (1l) • White Christmas (1m) • Music Of Tradition (1n) • Blue Christmas 

(1o) • Sleighride (1p) • Frosty The Snowman (1q) • Jingle Bells (1r) • We Wish You A Merry Christmas (2a) • Here Comes Santa Claus (2b) • 

Littlest Angel (2c) • Frosty The Snowman (2d) • The Little Drummer Boy (2e) • Christmas Medley #3: Silent Night- I’ll Be Home For Christmas- Jingle 

Bells- White Christmas (2f) • Silver Bells (2g) • Swingin’ The Nutcracker Suite (2h) • December (2i) • When Winter Comes (2j) • Let It Snow! Let It 

Snow! Let It Snow! (2k) • High On A House Top (2l) • The Skater’s Waltz (In Swingtime) (2m) • Look Out The Window (2n) • White Christmas (1f) 

• Winter Wonderland (2o) • Christmas Medley #4 (2p) • What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve? (2q) (Artists: 1a- Bing Crosby, The Rhythmaires; 

1b- Tex Beneke, Modernaires, Glenn MIller; 1c- Margaret Whiting; 1d- Jay Blackton Chorus; 1e- Dorothy Collins; 1f- Bing Crosby, Ella Fitzgerald; 

1g- Tommy Dorsey Orchestra; 1h- Peggy Lee; 1i- Kingsmen; 1j- Perry Como, Fontane Sisters; 1k- Jay Blackton Orchestra And Chorus; 1l- John Scott 

Trotter Orchestra; 1m- Al Jolson; 1n- Fred Waring And His Pennsylvanians; 1o- Roy Cardell, Jan Garber Orchestra; 

1p- Jan Garber Orchestra; 1q- Trio, Jan Garber Orchestra; 1r- Bing Crosby, The Charioteers, Skitch Henderson 

2a- Crosby, Clooney, Mercer; 2b- Mercer, Clooney; 2c- Rosemary Clooney; 2d- Johnny Mercer; 2e- Bing Crosby; 

2f- Major Glenn Miller AAF Band; 2g- Margaret Whiting, Bob Hope; 2h- Les Brown Band; 2i- Kay Starr; 2j- Tony 

Pastor, Artie Shaw Orchestra; 2k- Dick Haymes; 2l- Larry Hooper; 2m- Bob Crosby Orchestra; 2n- Mello-Men; 2o- 

Perry Como, Satisfers; 2p- Guy Lombardo And His Orchestra; 2q- Harry Babbitt) 2-CD set. The 36 performances 

on the double-CD Swinging Songs for Santa are taken from radio broadcasts. The music ranges from swing to dance 

music, reverent versions of Christmas songs to novelties. Among the highlights are a couple duets by Bing Crosby 

and Ella Fitzgerald (“Silver Bells” and “White Christmas”), Al Jolson’s version of “White Christmas,” an amusing 

“We Wish You a Merry Christmas” by Bing, Rosemary Clooney, and Johnny Mercer, Tex Beneke singing a happy 

“Jingle Bells,” and Les Brown’s band on “Swingin’ the Nutcracker Suite.” [Item Code: 50290 2-CD: $15.50] 

JASMINE 

149 FRED WARING THE ANDREWS SISTERS WINTER WONDERLAND - A CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION 

Opening (a) • Ring Those Christmas Bells (a) • Caroling, Caroling (a) • Carol, Brothers, Carol (a) • O Hearken Ye (a) 

• Christmas (a) • The Star Carol (a) • Jesu Parvule (a) • Gesu Bambino (a) • O Come All Ye Faithful - Come, Dear 

Children (a) • Bright, Bright The Holly Berries (a) • While By Our Sleeping Flock We Lay (a) • Jingle Bells - Caroling, 

Caroling (a) • I Wonder As I Wander (a) • Silent Night, Holy Night (a) • O Holy Night (a) • Finale - We Wish You A 

Merry Christmas - Closing (a) • The Meaning Of Christmas (a) • The Meaning Of Christmas (a) • Christmas Magic 

(a) • Holiday (a) • A Musical Christmas Card (a) • Christmas Tree (a) • Mistletoe (a) • Carol Of The Bells (a) • Snow, 

Snow, Beautiful Snow (a) • The Sleigh (a) • Echo Carol (a) • Kentucky Wassail Song (a) • Toyland (a) • March Of 

The Toys (a) • Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer (a) • The Song Of Christmas (a) • The Song Of Christmas (a) • 

Jingle Bells (b) • Winter Wonderland (c) • Christmas Island (c) • Frosty, The Snowman (d) • Sleigh Ride (e) • I’d Like 

To Hitch A Ride With Santa Claus (e) • An Old-Fashioned Tree (f) • Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer (d) • (Sweet 

Angie) The Christmas Tree Angel (e) • Parade Of Wooden Soldiers (e) • ‘Round The Christmas Tree At Home (g) • 

Jing-A-Ling, Jing-A-Ling (e) • Christmas Chopsticks (b) • Christmas Candles (c) • Merry Christmas Polka (c) • He’ll Be Coming Down The Chimney 

(d) • Stars Are The Windows Of Heaven (c) • Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town (d) • Silver Bells (e) • A Child’s Christmas Song (e) • There’s A Big 

Blue Cloud (Next To Heaven) (h) • Christmas Dreaming (h) • The Christmas Song (h) • The First Noel (Traditional) (h) • Cradle Song Of The Virgin 

(h) • Ave Maria (Schubert) (h) • It Came Upon A Midnight Clear (h) • O Little Town Of Bethlehem (h) • Joy To The World (h) (Artists: a- Fred Waring 

And His Pennsylvanians; b- Guy Lombardo • The Lombardo Trio; c- Andrews Sisters & Guy Lombardo; d- Guy Lombardo • Kenny Gardner & 

The Lombardo Trio; e- Andrews Sisters; f- Guy Lombardo • Don Rodney; g- Guy Lombardo • Kenny Martin; h- Dick Haymes) 2-CD set. Winter 

Wonderland is a totally dynamic collection that presents the very best of Christmas, both sacred and secular. The first CD focuses on Fred Waring 

and His Pennsylvanians. Included are delicate arrangements of ‘I Wonder As I Wander’, ‘Toyland’, ‘Silent Night’, as well as classic carols ‘Caroling, 

Caroling’, ‘Jingle Bells’, ‘Silent Night, Holy Night’ and more. Finally the icing on the (Christmas) cake has to be the entire Dick Haymes Christmas 

album appearing on CD for the first time with such gems as ‘The Christmas Song’ and ‘Christmas Dreaming’. [Item Code: 67277 2-CD: $22.00] 

2012 CALENDAR see description for shipping rates 

212 CLASSIC BLUES ARTWORK FROM THE 1920S CALENDAR (2012) Mama Don’t Allow No Easy Riders Here (Version 1) (a)- (Version 2) (b) • 

Big Chief Blues (c) • Jinx Blues (d) • Jesus Is A Dying Bed Maker (e) • Rope Stretchin’ Blues- Parts I & II (f) • Fence Breakin’ Yellin’ Blues (g) • Fogyism 

(h) • Come On In (Ain’t Nobody Here) (i) • Evil Woman Spell (j) • Lawdy Lawdy Worried Blues (k) • Papa Don’t 

Tear Your Pants (l) • In That Pearly White City Above (m) • Precious Lord (m) • Little Black Train (m) • Hard 

Time Blues (n) • California Desert Blues (n) • Cartey Blues (n) • Mr. Postman Blues (o) • Rent Man Blues (o) 

(Artists: a- Tampa Red and Georgia Tom; b- Tampa Red and His Hokum Jug Band with vocals by Frankie ‘Half- 

Pint’ Jaxson; c- Furry Lewis; d- Ora Brown; e- Charley Patton; f- Blind Blake; g- Blind Lemon Jefferson; h- Ida 

Cox; i- The Harum Scarums; j- Charley Spand; k- Teddy Darby; l- Papa Charlie Jackson; m- Blind Joel Taggart; 

n- Lane Hardin; o- Jenny Pope) [1927-1948] Classic Blues Artwork from the 1920’s (12 month calendar with 

free CD) has broad appeal to anyone interested in Blues music or history. Within its pages is a huge treasure 

trove of original Blues artwork from the earliest days of recorded Blues history. Each calendar contains a CD 

that cleverly matches up each month’s artwork with the original recording it advertises. The CD has a total of 

19 tracks: 12 blues classics from blues masters Charley Patton, Blind Blake, Blind Lemon Jefferson and others 

as well as 7 super rare songs by legendary bluesmen Blind Joel Taggart, Lane Hardin and Jenny Pope. 

Shipping Note: United States: shipped free with orders over $65.00; under $65.00 either priority, $9.00 or 

media, $4.25 Foreign: shipping charges are actual. [Item Code: 67110 Calendar + CD: $19.00] 

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241 CONNIE HAINES SINGIN’ AND SWINGIN’ [1940-1942] Taken from various unidentified radio broadcasts recorded during 1940 

through 1942, Singin’ n’ Swingin’ compiles 18 solo vocals from Connie Haines with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, 

plus a pair of songs (“So This Then Is Love,” “You Say the Sweetest Things Baby”) with the Pied Pipers. Haines was 

a solid big-band girl singer, her sweet, clear voice carrying most of these songs, including highlights like “What Is 

This Thing Called Love?,” “Little Brown Jug,” “Rhumboogie,” and “There’ll Be Some Changes Made.” [Item Code: 

32665 CD: $12.50] was $17.00 

242 THE KING SISTERS SWINGIN’ ON A STAR [1944-1945] The majority of the contents of this CD are 

unique live performances from 1944-45, extracted from such AFRS programs as Command Performance, Mail Call 

and At Ease, the last with the Alvino Rey Service Orchestra. [Item Code: 32666 CD: $12.50] was $17.00 

243 SAM DONAHUE DANCE DATE [1955] Dance Date reissues 20 tracks from Sam Donahue, a sweet 

bandleader and tenor saxophonist from the ‘50s. Somewhat similar to a Lawrence Welk version of Stan Getz, the 

tenor had the bright tone of Lester Young and the low-throated swing of Coleman Hawkins, but very little to say 

besides sounding sweet. There are a few highlights, though, including Dorothy Dunn’s impressive vocal on “He’s 

Funny That Way.” [Item Code: 32667 CD: $12.50] was $17.00 

305 ALAN DALE SWEET AND GENTLE CROONER [1940s - 1950s] Sweet & Gentle Crooner is an Alan 

Dale CD that nicely complements the album entitled Alan Dale Sings. We get a few of his earlier radio recordings 

on this CD; and so it has value for people who love this crooner--and for people just discovering Alan as well. The 

quality of the sound is really pretty good considering that the first eight of these songs were recorded in the 1940s. 

Accompaniment by George Paxton and Ray Bloch orchestras. [Item Code: 37687 CD: $12.50] was $17.00 

306 ELLA MAE MORSE THE DYNAMITE TEXAS DIVA [1942-1945] This disc collects 19 live performances, 

most with the AFRS Orchestra, of Morse’s hits and a few rarities (including a few she never recorded commercially). 

Her biggest hit, “Cow Cow Boogie,” appears twice, first in 1942 backed by the Freddie Slack Orchestra (with whom 

she recorded the hit), the second two years later (after she began a solo career) with an AFRS group led by Meredith 

Willson. Also appearing with great performances are Morse favorites “Mister Five by Five” and “Milkman, Keep 

Those Bottles Quiet,” the latter from a Johnny Mercer radio show with Paul Weston & His Orchestra. [Item Code: 

37692 CD: $12.50] was $17.00 

307 VARIOUS ARTISTS 40 #1 HITS OF THE ‘40’S [1940-1949] The ‘Fabulous Forties’ was a wonderful period in American popular music 

as this compilation will attest. Wonderful melodies with story telling lyrics were crafted by some of the very best 

songsmiths this country has ever produced. As a result, and not surprisingly, much of the music is still with us 

today. [Item Code: 37691 2-CD: $15.50] was $26.00 

412 VARIOUS ARTISTS SWINGIN’ SONGS FOR SANTA 2-CD set. The 36 performances on the double- 

CD Swinging Songs for Santa are taken from radio broadcasts, all of which took place around Christmas time. The 

music ranges from swing to dance music, reverent versions of Christmas songs to novelties. Among the highlights 

are a couple duets by Bing Crosby and Ella Fitzgerald (“Silver Bells” and “White Christmas”), Al Jolson’s version of 

“White Christmas,” an amusing “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” by Bing, Rosemary Clooney, and Johnny Mercer, 

Tex Beneke singing a happy “Jingle Bells,” and Les Brown’s band on “Swingin’ the Nutcracker Suite.” This nostalgic 

set is not essential, but it certainly has the Christmas spirit. [Item Code: 50290 2-CD: $15.50] was $26.00 

413 VAUGHN MONROE SENTIMENTAL GENTLEMAN OF SONG [1940s-1950s] A 36-track collection of 

his best radio performances taken from appearances throughout the ‘40s and ‘50s. An ‘On-The-Air’ career retrospective. 

[Item Code: 50333 2-CD: $15.50] was $26.00 

440 FOY WILLING SAGEBRUSH SWING [1940s] The actual title of this 20-song collection is Foy Willing and 

the Riders of the Purple Sage (2004) and it highlights some rare sides. Although no precise annotations are given, 

probable sources for the contents of this nearly three-quarter-hour CD are the Armed Forces Radio Service programs 

Command Performance, Melody Roundup, or, perhaps the stateside broadcast All-Star Western Theater. This is an 

excellent compendium, capturing them at their peak and sporting some of their best-loved material. Among the 

more familiar tunes are “Ragtime Cowboy Joe,” “Tumblin’ Tumbleweeds,” “Red River Valley,” “Carry Me Back to 

the Lone Prairie,” and “You Are My Sunshine.” Their unique up-tempo Western swing style features airtight vocal 

harmony blends. [Item Code: 51036 CD: $12.50] was $17.00 

441 AL JOLSON AN EVENING WITH AL JOLSON [late 1940s] Material from a performance from Jolson’s 

late-’40s comeback tour. Backed by Lou Bring’s Orchestra and Chorus, Jolson performs 20 of his signature songs 

in an hour-long virtuoso performance. [Item Code: 51031 CD: $15.50] was $26.00 

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442 VARIOUS ARTISTS COWBOY CROONERS: SING SONGS OF THE WEST 2-CD set. Over an hour-and-a-half of 1940s vintage radio 

transcriptions featuring a host of country and western crooners. Although the sweet vocal style was popularized 

by the likes of the decidedly urbane Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, the rural sound of the American West also 

boasted a fair number of honey-toned singers, as the 40 tracks on Cowboy Crooners Sing Songs of the West aptly 

demonstrate. Many, if not all of these readings hail from Melody Roundup, a 15-minute program that aired daily 

for American service men and women over the Armed Forces Radio Service (AFRS). [Item Code: 51037 2-CD: 

$15.50] was $26.00 

1009 GENE AUTRY AT THE MELODY RANCH This album compiles excerpts of WLS’s National Barn Dance 

shows on WLS radio during the ‘40s, including the premiere Gene Autry radio program of January 1, 1940, in 

which he re-enacted his first memorable meeting with Will Rogers. [Item Code: 31670 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1031 JEANETTE MacDONALD THE DARLING DIVA [1944-1945] Jeanette MacDonald is so inextricably 

linked with Nelson Eddy that people forget what a great singer she was in her own right. Features solo vocal work, 

mostly taken from 1944 and 1945 “America Music Loves Best” broadcasts. [Item Code: 37700 CD: $8.50] was 

$13.00 

1032 SISTER ROSETTA THARPE SPIRITUALS IN RHYTHM Sister Rosetta Tharpe never recorded anything that wasn’t at the least joyous. For 

the seasoned Tharpe fan this CD is a delightful surprise. Although she doesn’t really solo on guitar, she does play 

on every track, and her voice is spirited. She uplifts some gospel standards, and sounds as preachy as ever backed 

by a small choir, on several cuts. One guesses these sides were recored somewhere between 1959 or early 60’s. 

[Item Code: 37694 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1034 THE HOOSIER HOT SHOTS HAVIN’ FUN WITH THE HOOSIER HOTSHOTS There’s no way you 

can listen to the Hoosier Hotshots and not have fun—before Spike Jones, before Homer & Jethro, Otto Gabe Ward 

and brothers Paul “Hezzie” and Ken “Rudy” Trietsch invented cornball musical humor with an astonishing array of 

musical instruments and silly voices. [Item Code: 37695 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1035 LOUIS JORDAN JUMPIN’ AND JIVIN’ AT JUBILEE [1943-1944] The material on this collection was 

culled from two live recordings made by Louis Jordan & His Tympany 5 for the Armed Forces Radio Service in 1943 

and 1944. It includes many of his most popular songs, some of which remain favorites on the novelty-nostalgia 

circuit -- “Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby” (presented here in two versions, one sung by the delightful Ida James) 

and “Five Guys Named Moe” are among those. Because these are live recordings, they also feature charmingly hammy jive-talk exchanges between 

Jordan and emcee Ernie “Bubbles” Whitman before each track. In case you think he and his band are lacking in the 

chops department, listen to them rip through Dizzy Gillespie’s “Rebop” at the end of this program. [Item Code: 

37701 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1036 VAUGHN MONROE RACING WITH THE MOON 13 tracks featuring Vaughn on valve trombone and 

on vocals both solo and with the Moon Maids. [Item Code: 37699 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1037 HAL McINTYRE ‘S WONDERFUL [1946] From The Century Room at the Hotel Commodore in New 

York City—Hal McIntyre! Hal was the first musician Glenn Miller hired for his band back in 1937, and four years 

later, when McIntyre decided to go out on his own, Glenn bankrolled him, confident that his alto sax mastery would 

translate into success. Which it sure did, and this May 8, 1946 captures the band at its peak, back from touring our 

military bases in Europe. [Item Code: 37697 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1038 TOMMY TUCKER IT’S TOMMY TUCKER TIME Live from the Starlight Room at the Hotel Astor in New 

York City. [Item Code: 37696 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1039 JOHNNY MERCER SONGSMITH FROM SAVANNAH Johnny Mercer’s Songsmith From Savannah features 

12 of the master songsmith’s best compositions. It’s a brief collection of Mercer material, probably from the 

‘50s and taken from transcriptions or perhaps even an original LP issue. Anyone with a strong interest in Mercer’s 

playful, charming vocals, however, might like to check this one out: backed by a small, faithful combo, he lays 

back on these cuts and provides innumerable tweaks on the songs his fans knew back and forth in their original 

versions. Helen O’Connell guests on “Accentuate the Positive” (just before a nice, uncredited sax solo), then takes 

“Moon River” and “Autumn Leaves” by herself. Bobby Troup stops by to duet on a rare Mercer penning, “Jamboree 

Jones”. [Item Code: 37685 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1040 GENE AUSTIN SINGER AND SONGWRITER Collection features Gene both solo and fronting a band. 

This Gene Austin collection consists of 11 undated recordings, possibly from the late ‘40s, considering that he includes 

“Careless Hands” and “Sunflower”. Virtually all of the rest are his own songs, most in a vaguely country & 

western style. His ‘30s persona was a mixture of urbane and folksy. Austin’s voice is as bemused and understated 

as it was during his hitmaking era, and though he can’t hit all of the high notes, he does spend some time in the 

upper register, halfway between a croon and a yodel. He also reprises two of his biggest hits of the ‘30s, “My Blue 

Heaven” and “The Lonesome Road” (the latter also composed by him but based on a spiritual). [Item Code: 37693 

CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1041 BEN BERNIE THE OLD MAESTRO [1942] This show hails from Ben Bernie’s last radio series, sponsored 

by Wrigley’s Chewing Gum. [Item Code: 40222 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1042 JANET BLAIR LOVE IS THE THING Material from the Command Performance and Mail Call shows 

on the Armed Forces Radio Service. Includes a bonus live performance of “I Hear Bluebirds” with the Hal Kemp 

Orchestra from Sandusky, Ohio in 1940. [Item Code: 40254 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1043 BILLY BUTTERFIELD RECIPE FOR ROMANCE [1947] Live recording from Donahue’s Club in Mountain 

View, New Jersey on Groundhog Day. [Item Code: 40239 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1044 MINDY CARSON SINGS SONGS OF LOVE Sparkling radio transcriptions from one of the great, lost 

big-band songbirds. Mindy sang for Johnny Messner and Paul Whiteman before hosting a radio show of her own 

and recording for Musicraft and RCA Victor. [Item Code: 40249 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

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1045 DOROTHY COLLINS MY HEART TELLS ME [1940s] Presented here are mid-40’s radio broadcasts 

featuring Dorothy with her husband Raymond Scott’s band. [Item Code: 40243 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1046 MARION HUTTON ON THE AIR [1940-1948] Radio airchecks by Glenn Miller’s preferred female 

vocalist, Marion Hutton. Charming Marion is heard performing material associated with some of the most popular 

acts of the late ‘30s and early ‘40s, including Cab Calloway, Ella Fitzgerald and of course Glenn Miller, with additional 

vocals by Tex Beneke, Ray Eberle and the Modernaires. The itinerary accurately conveys this singer’s regular 

ratio of 65-percent sugar to 35-percent spice. She is at her perkiest on “There’ll Be Some Changes Made,” “Boog 

It” and “Let’s Do It.” From radio broadcasts. [Item Code: 40248 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1047 LEO REISMAN SOCIETY SWING This release presents a dozen rare tracks from one of the sweetest of 

the sweet bands. [Item Code: 40247 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1048 JUNE VALLI I COULD GO ON SINGING First CD from the “musical sweetheart of millions” on Your 

Hit Parade. She was the ‘musical sweetheart of millions’ on ‘Your Hit Parade’, and a recording star for RCA Victor, 

but this is the first CD devoted to her work. 12 tracks. [Item Code: 40255 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1049 DINAH WASHINGTON A SLICK CHICK ON THE MELLOW SIDE Material from Armed Forces Radio 

Service broadcasts fronting Lionel Hampton’s mid-40’s band. [Item Code: 40241 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1050 DALE EVANS SWEETHEART OF THE WEST Dale Evans spent years singing with big bands before becoming 

the “Sweetheart Of The West. Here are a little bit of both sides of this singer. [Item Code: 40242 CD: 

$8.50] was $13.00 

1051 BETTY GRABLE SWEETHEART OF THE SILVER SCREEN Most Betty Grable fans will know that she was 

prevented from recording commercially by the conditions in her contract at Twentieth Century Fox Studios. These 

vocals are mostly taken from radio appearances from the 1940s with “What Did I Do?” seeming to be from an appearance 

on Bing Crosby’s radio show in the early 1950s. There are also several soundtrack items. The radio tracks 

attest to the the fact that Grable sang as well on radio as she did in films and no enhancing of her vocals was ever 

done. [Item Code: 51039 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1052 MARILYN MAXWELL DARLING DIVA [1944] These 12 songs originate from Maxwell’s 1944 performances 

on Bing Crosby’s Kraft Music Hall radio series. [Item Code: 51040 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1053 RICHARD MALTBY MUSIC IN THE MALTBY MANNER [1958] Music in the Richard Maltby manner was sophisticated, danceable 

and tuneful- here the band is captured live in Chicago on New Year’s Eve in 1958. [Item Code: 51043 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1054 ANSON WEEKS DANCIN’ WITH ANSON [late 1930s] Material includes 12 tunes live from the Mark 

Hopkins Hotel in San Francisco. As heard nationwide on the ‘Lucky Strike Magic Carpet Show’. [Item Code: 

51041 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1055 MITCHELL AYRES Bandleader Mitchell Ayres is today best remembered for being Perry Como’s longtime 

musical director and conductor. These recording are from that period of his career. [Item Code: 51046 CD: 

$8.50] was $13.00 

1056 ELLIOT LAWRENCE MATINEE AT THE MEADOWBROOK [1946] This September 7, 1946 broadcast 

from the Meadowbrook Ballroom captures the Lawrence orchestra at the height of its popularity. Instrumentation 

includes a French horn, oboe and bassoon. [Item Code: 51042 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1057 VINCENT LOPEZ MUSICALLY SPEAKING Genteel dance music from the bandleader who discovered 

the Hutton Sisters, who he hired as singers in the mid-’30s edition of his band. Lopez was a relic of the 1920s 

“sweet band” era, where he shared the limelight with the likes of Paul Whiteman and Isham Jones, though he kept 

his band up and running for decades to come. Starting in 1941, he held a twenty year residency at the Taft Hotel -- these late ‘50s recordings came 

towards the end of that stint, with Lopez’s well-polished showmanship much in evidence. [Item Code: 51047 

CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1058 DENNIS DAY SINGS DANNY BOY AND OTHER FAVORITES Dennis Day became famous as one of 

Jack Benny’s sidekicks; this role perfectly fit his image as a sweet and innocent singer with a golden voice. [Item 

Code: 51038 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1059 SHEP FIELDS [1947] A viola, flute, accordion, clarinet and a drummer on temple blocks made Shep’s 

rhythm ripple and gave his band a sweet sound unlike any other. Featured here is a May 12, 1947 performance at 

the Glen Island Casino in excellent sound. [Item Code: 51044 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1060 GEORGE OLSEN SPOTLIGHTING [mid-1940s] Material from two mid-’40s Victory Parade of Spotlight 

Bands broadcasts, performing a nice variety of swing and show tunes. [Item Code: 51045 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1061 JUDY CANOVA OZARK NIGHTINGALE [1942-1945] The 14 selections on this compilation are from 

radio programs. Although not explicitly stated, presumably some of these are from her CBS Radio comedy series, 

as she mixes undeniably homespun humor with unique interpretations of popular standards and seminal country & 

western material. She warbles away memorable renderings of “Too Late to Worry,” “Walking the Floor Over You,” 

and interjects zingers and rural colloquialisms between the lines of “Just Because” and “I Can’t Give You Anything 

but Love.” Her yodeling technique is impressive as she displays seemingly perfect pitch on “Stuff Like That There,” 

and her talent is striking on her straight reading of “Along the Navajo Trail.” [Item Code: 55680 CD: $8.50] was 

$13.00 

1062 MAURICE CHEVALIER MR. PAREE, HIMSELF [1947-1949] Like Bing Crosby, Maurice Chevalier sang 

songs with a smile in his voice, and, like Bing, he didn’t take himself too seriously—in fact, Bing and he sing a bonus 

medley of hits at the end of this CD! The rest of this collection is drawn from a 1949 ‘This Is Paris’ radio show, 

and it features the charm that was Chevalier, with special tributes to Irving Berlin and Cole Porter; includes ‘Louise; 

Mimi; Alexander’s Ragtime Band; Comme Ci Comme Ca; Ballin’ the Jack; You Can’t Buy Happiness; Just One of 

Those Things; “A” You’re Adorable; There’s No Business Like Show Business’, and ‘You Bring a New Kind of Love 

to Me’. [Item Code: 55681 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

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1063 CASS DALEY QUEEN OF MUSICAL MAYHEM [1942-1945] Remember Cass Daley? She’s the one who said, “Marriage is a matter of 

give and take, but so far I haven’t been able to find anybody who’ll take what I have to give!” Indeed, Cass turned 

her plain looks into an asset, portraying female romantic desperation with such gusto that she had a showbiz career 

that spanned four decades. Here she is captured her right in her prime, on a series of 1942–45 radio performances 

that reveal, in between all the man-hungry antics, a fine singer. [Item Code: 55682 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1064 GLORIA DeHAVEN SWEET AND LOVELY [1944-1950] That title doesn’t tell the half of it, for the gorgeous 

Gloria DeHaven ranks as one of the most talented stars of ‘40s and ‘50s Hollywood. In fact, Gloria actually 

sang for the orchestras of Bob Crosby and Jan Savitt before MGM signed her, and, judging by these 1944–50 radio 

performances, she could have gone far as a singer had she spurned screen stardom (but then we wouldn’t have had 

those great musicals with her and June Allyson, so oh well). [Item Code: 55683 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1066 BETTY HUTTON HOLLYWOOD’S BLONDE BOMBSHELL [1942-1948] Betty Hutton was an unstoppable 

force who hit an immovable object—the studio heads at Paramount—and thus cut her showbiz career short 

at age 31 in 1952. Before then, however, her boundless energy and comic abandon powered her through 18 films 

in 11 years, and here she is captured right at her peak, with 14 radio performances from the ‘40s. [Item Code: 

55684 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1067 DANNY KAYE KID FROM BROOKLYN [1942-1945] This collection of vintage material contains several 

of Danny Kaye’s appearances on a variety of Armed Forces Radio Service (AFRS) programs circa the early- to mid- 

’40s, broadcast to the women and men overseas during World War II. Kaye joined host Eddie Cantor, Bea Wain and 

Dinah Shore among others on the debut of Command Performance March 1, 1942. Kaye was currently starring in 

the Cole Porter musical Let’s Face It (1941) and for this auspicious occasion performs the tongue-in-cheek “Pavlova.” 

His dramatic abilities are perfectly suited to the tale of a Russian dancer. It’s little wonder as the original comedic 

number was penned by his wife, Sylvia Fine, who wrote a great deal of his routines. She also developed “Stanivslasky,” 

heard here during a guest spot on Personal Album. “Accentuate the Positive” hails from the same show, as 

Kaye ably exhibits his seemingly effortless penchant for unfathomable oral acrobatics. In fact, the first 20 seconds of 

his rapid-fire opening are priceless. Concluding the festivities are a duet coupling Dinah Shore’s dulcet tones with 

Kaye’s bombastic interjections on “Tess’ Torch Song” from the March 29, 1944 edition of Mail Call. [Item Code: 

55685 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1068 CARMEN MIRANDA BOMBSHELL FROM BRAZIL [1944-1955] In listening to the radio and television performances that comprise 

this release, one does not see Miranda’s wild getups, her famed hats or her dancing. The focus is on her excellent 

vocal abilities, her warm voice and her knack for singing radio lyrics. [Item Code: 55686 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1069 ROY ROGERS KING OF THE SINGING COWBOYS [1943-1944/1954] This CD features radio appearances 

from 1943-44 and selections from the Roy Rogers Show in 1954. Rogers is assissted by Dale Evans and the 

Sons of the Pioneers. His friendly voice and easy-going manner always made Roy Rogers accessible and perfectly 

fit his image as the King Of The Singing Cowboys. [Item Code: 55687 CD: $8.50] was $13.00 

1070 ANDY RUSSELL SONGS FOR LOVERS ONLY [1945-1947] Andy Russell was a highr-profile crooner of 

the mid-1940s and early ‘50s. After paying his dues as a vocalist and on-again/off-again percussionist with Johnny 

Richards and Sonny Dunham among others, his first break came during a stint with Alvino Rey. This led to Russell 

hosting his own “Old Gold Show” as well as recording with the newly formed Capitol Records. He had a handful 

of memorable hits, several of which are included on Songs for Lovers Only, featuring the artist’s contributions to 

the Armed Forces Radio Service (AFRS) programs Mail Call and Personal Albums. [Item Code: 55688 CD: $8.50] 

was $13.00 

This Sale Priced CD is one of 107 Storyville / DETS / Nostalgia Arts / Jazz Unlimited CDs on sale 

The complete listing can be found at our website, www.worldsrecords.com/salespage.html 

DETS 

9012 DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA THE TREASURY SHOWS, VOLUME 12 (Theme) Take The “A” Train • Carnegie 

Blues • DE Bond Promo • I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me • Mood To Be Wooed • Kissing Bug 

(a) • A Group Of Three Billy Strayhorn Compositions - Chelsea Bridge • DE Bond Promo - (I Want) Something 

To Live For - Clementine - Into Station Break • Take The “A” Train And Return • A Series Of Four In A 

Minor Mood: Way Low - Solid Old Man • De Bond Promo: Summertime (b) - Old King Doojl • If I Loved 

You (c) • Unbooted Character • Just-A-Sittin’ And A-Rockin’ • DE Bond Promo • Hollywood Hangover (Into 

Closing) • Opening • Caravan • Three Cent Stomp • Yesterdays • Blues On The Bubble • Riff Staccato (d) 

• Cotton Tail • (Theme) Take The “A” Train • Subtle Slough • C-Jam Blues • Bond Promo • Every Hour On 

The Hour (b) • The Jeep Is Jumpin’ • Take The “A” Train • Creole Love Call (c) • Frankie And Johnny • Everything 

But You (a) • Emancipation Celebration • Warm Valley • Take The “A” Train (Into Broadcast Closing) 

(vocals: a- Joya Sherrill; b- Al Hibbler; c- Kay Davis; d- Ray Nance) [1945] 2-CD set. This is volume 12 of Duke 

Ellington “The Treasure Shows” Jerry Valburn is the producer of the DETS series which will result in 24 double 

CDs at its completion. It contains Treasury Broadcast 22 recorded September 8, 1945 and Treasury Broadcast 

September 15, 1945 plus a Broadcast from the New Zanzibar New York recorded October 1, 1945. This is first 

time the music is released on CD. The repertoire consists mostly of Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn compositions. The Rogers and Hammerstein 

hit If I Love You is an arrangement by Billy Strayhorn who plays piano the vocal by Kay Davis. Emancipation Celebration from Ellington’s suite 

Black, Brown and Beige has fine solo work from Rex Stewart. The double CD contains 35 numbers/120 minutes and many fine solos played by 

the famous Duke Ellington musicians. [Item Code: 57899 2-CD: $12.00] was $16.00 

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