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ADAMS, PEPPER 38 

ADASIEWICZ, JASON 12 

ADDERLEY, CANNONBALL 6, 16 

ADDERLEY, NAT 6 

ALLEN, HARRY 7 

ALLEN, HENRY ‘RED’ 9 

ANDERSON , CHRIS 23 

ARDEN, TONI 36 

ARMSTRONG, LOUIS 14, 33 

ARNHEIM, GUS 40 

BAEVSKY, DMITRY 37 

BAKER, CHET 33 

BARNES, GEORGE 29 

BARNET, CHARLIE 38 

BARRETT, SWEET EMMA 8 

BASIE, COUNT 11, 16 

BENEKE, TEX 46 

BENNETT, TONY 16 

BLAKE, RAN 37 

BLAKEY, ART 32 

BOONE, PAT 36 

BRADSHAW, EVANS 19 

BRAFF, RUBY 29 

BROOKMEYER, BOB 45 

BROWN, CLIFFORD 35 

BROWN, MEL 41 

BURTON, GARY 6 

BYRD, DONALD 38 

CARTER, BENNY 5, 9 

CARTER, BETTY 6 

CARTER, JAMES 44 

CHARLES, RAY 27 

CHECKER, CHUBBY 27 

CHERRY, DON 34 

CLOONEY, ROSEMARY 25 

COCUZZI, JOHN 7 

COHN, AL 9 

COLE, BUDDY 27 

COLE TRIO, NAT KING 46 

COLTRANE, ALICE 41 

COLTRANE, JOHN 14 

CONWAY, RUSS 26 

CRAMER, FLOYD 29 

CRAWFORD, HANK 22 

CRAY, DAN 32 

CRISS, SONNY 41 

CROSBY, BING 36 

D’IMPERIO, DANNY 44 

DANIELS, EDDIE 24 

DAVIS, EDDIE ‘LOCKJAW’ 21, 23 

DAVIS, MILES 13 

DAVISON, WILD BILL 30 

DELLS, THE 27 

DEMERLE, LES 32 

DOLPHY, ERIC 14, 15, 16 

DORSEY, TOMMY 46 

EDEGRAN, LARS 23 

EDWARDS, TEDDY 5 

ELLINGTON, DUKE 14, 15, 16, 33, 34 

ELLIS, DON 33 

ELLIS, HERB 20 

ETTING, RUTH 41 

EVANS, BILL 14, 15 

EVANS, GIL 34, 44 

FARMER , ART 34 

FITZGERALD, ELLA 13, 16, 38 

FOLDS, CHUCK 7 

FOSTER, SUTTON 35 

FRANCIS, CONNIE 28, 36 

FREEMAN, VON 31 

GETZ, STAN 12, 33 

GOODMAN, BENNY 38, 39 

GORDON, DEXTER 44 

GRAPPELLI , STEPHANE 12 

GRIFFIN, JOHNNY 21, 23 

GROSZ, MARTY 7 

HALL, ADELAIDE 10 

HAMILTON, CHICO 42 

HAMILTON, JEFF 11 

HAMPTON, SLIDE 20 

HANDY, JOHN 42 

HARVEY, JANE 30,31 

HARRELL, TOM 45 

HAWKINS, COLEMAN 13 

HORN, SHIRLEY 7 

HUBBARD, FREDDIE 42 

HUG, ARMAND 23 

HUMES, HELEN 14 

HUMPHREY, PERCY 8 

INGHAM, KEITH 7 

JARRETT , KEITH 42 

JIMMIE’S JOYS 29 

JOHNNY (AND THE HURRICANES) 28 

JOLLY, PETE 21, 44 

JONES, ETTA 14 

JONES, HANK 42 

JONES, JACK 35 

JONES, QUINCY 23 

KATZ, STU 32 

KELLAWAY, ROGER 24 

KENTON, STAN 41 

KING, BEN E. 28 

KING SISTERS, THE 26 

LACY, STEVE 34 

LARK, BOB 30 

LEE, JEANNE 37 

LEE, PEGGY 22 

LINCOLN, ABBEY 5 

LITTLE ANTHONY 25 

LITTLE, BOOKER 14 

LONDON, JULIE 36 

LUNDY, CARMEN 5 

MANCE , JUNIOR 22 

MANGIONE BROTHERS, THE 20 

MANNE, SHELLY 5 

MARIE, RENE 31 

MCCANN, LES 21 

MCDANIELS, GENE 27 

MCGHEE, HOWARD 5, 21 

McRAE, CARMEN 13, 20, 43 

MINGUS, CHARLES 34, 42 

MITCHELL, BLUE 42 

MITCHELL, ROSCOE 31 

MODERN JAZZ QUARTET, THE 34 

MONTGOMERY, WES 16, 33, 35 

MORGAN, JAYE P. 28 

MULLIGAN, GERRY 33, 34 

MURPHY, MARK 6 

NEELY, DON 31 

NELSON, LOUIS 7 

NELSON, OLIVER 6, 16, 42 

NEW YORK JAZZ GUITAR ENSEMBLE, THE 11 

NEWBORN JR., PHINEAS 5 

NEWMAN, JOE 8, 19 

O’DAY, ANITA 20 

PENGUINS, THE 24 

PERSIP, CHARLES 22 

PETERSON, OSCAR 6, 13, 33 

PIZZARELLI, BUCKY 7 

RANEY, JIMMY 10 

REED, JIMMY 37 

REGENTHAL, LOLA 32 

REINHARDT, DJANGO 30 

RESIKA, BLAIR 10 

RICH, BUDDY 10 

ROBERTS, HOWARD 43 

ROBINSON, JIM 8 

SANCTON, TOMMY 23 

SCOTT, BOBBY 22 

SCOTT, JACK 25 

SEDALIA RAGTIME ORCHESTRA, THE 32 

SHANK, BUD 21 

SHEARING, GEORGE 43 

SHEPP, ARCHIE 44 

SHERMAN, DARYL 8 

SIMONE, NINA 15 

SINATRA, FRANK 11, 41 

SLATKIN, FELIX 24 

SMULYAN, GARY 10 

SOLITAIRES, THE 26 

SONS OF THE PIONEERS, THE 29 

SPANIELS, THE 26 

STEIN, JASON 12 

STITT, SONNY 43 

SULLIVAN, IRA 32 

TATUM, ART 33 

TAYLOR, CECIL 6, 37 

TERRY , CLARK 43 

THIELEMANS, TOOTS 12 

TORME, MEL 39, 45 

VAN AND SCHENCK 8 

VAUGHN, BILLY 35 

WARDELL, ROOSEVELT 19 

WATTS, ERNIE 19 

WEBSTER, BEN 33, 45 

WELLS, DICKY 30 

WELLSTONE CONSPIRACY 32 

WHITE, MICHAEL 43 

WHITING, MARGARET 24 

WHYTE, RONNY 8 

WILSON, NANCY 6 

WYNDHAM, TEX 45 

YOUNG, LESTER 3 

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V a r i o u s A r t i s t s 

BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES 1942, THE 38 



BOMBSHELLS - SINGING SIRENS OF THE SILVER SCREEN 19 

BRITAIN’S FIRST NUMBER ONES 1939-1945 18 

COMPLETE POP INSTRUMENTAL HITS OF THE SIXTIES, VOLUME 2 - 1961 11 

GREAT MOTION PICTURE THEMES 37 

GREETINGS FROM THE BORSCHT BELT - THE BEST BROADS OF COMEDY 44 

GRILL CAN’T HELP IT, THE 4 

HIT PARADE 1958 12 

HIT PARADE 1959 e 12 

HIT PARADE 1960 12 

JAZZ NOIRE - DARKTOWN SLEAZE FROM THE MEAN STREETS OF 1940S L.A. 18 

SOUNDS OF NEW ORLEANS, VOLUME 1 39 



THE ONLY BIG BAND CD YOU’LL EVER NEED 35 

THIS RECORD IS NOT TO BE BROADCAST - BANNED BY THE BBC VOLUME 1 17 

THIS RECORD IS NOT TO BE BROADCAST - BANNED BY THE BBC VOLUME 2 17 

TORCH SINGERS - VOLUME 1 - THE TWENTIES, THE 40 

Late Arrivals 

CANDID 

79560 LESTER YOUNG TOO MARVELLOUS FOR WORDS Lester Leaps In / I Cover The Waterfront / 

Three Little Words / Up N’adam / Neenah / Too Marvellous For Words / Indiana / Up N’adam / I Don’t Stand 

A Ghost Of A Chance With You / Neenah / Lester Leaps In / Up N’adam- Jumpin’ With Symphony Sid (Personnel: 

John Lewis, Gene Ramsey, Jo Jones) [1951] These rare recordings made at Birdland in New York 

City on three consecutive Monday nights in the winter of 1951 capture some of the finest ever freewheeling 

playing of the iconic saxophonist. The superb rhythm section comprising pianist John Lewis, bassist Gene 

Ramey and the incomporable Jo Jones on drums was just perfect for Prez. Their cinsumate professionalism 

makes this marriage ‘made in heaven’ just too marvellous for words. [Item Code: 73079 1-CD: $12.00] 

FANTASTIC VOYAGE 

112 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE GRILL CAN’T HELP IT - A SUMMER SMOGASBOARD OF 50 ROCK N 

ROLL TREATS Let’s Have A Picnic (1a) / French Fried Potatoes And Ketchup (1b) / Cool Shake (1c) / Three Little Pigs (1d) / Summertime, Summertime 

(1e) / Blue Plate Special (1f) / Hot Dog (1g) / Salt Pork, West Virginia (1h) / Crawfish (1i) / Jeannie’s Bikini (1j) / Good Gravy Baby (1k) / Take 

It Easy Greasy (1l) / Saturday Night Fish Fry (1m) / Soda Pop Pop (1n) / Hambone (1o) / Summertime Symphony (1p) / Peanuts (1q) / Johnny’s Little 

Lamb (1r) / Ice Water (1s) / Chop Chop Boom (1t) / Puddin’ Pie (1u) / One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer (1v) / Pepper Hot Baby (1w) / Catfish 

Boogie (1x) / Drinkin’ Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee (1y) / Fried Onions (2a) / Jambalaya (On The Bayou) (2b) / Gumbo (2c) / Little Pigeon (2d) / Summertime 

(2e) / Turtle Dovin’ (2f) / Cotton Candy (2g) / El Pizza (2h) / Chicken House (2i) / Sun Glasses (2j) / It Ain’t The Meat (2k) / Closest To The Bone (2l) / 

Beachcomber (2m) / Duck Tail (2n) / Summer’s Love (2o) / Bacon Fat (2p) / Cherry Pie (2q) / Sugar Dumplin’ (2r) / Apple Cider (2s) / Short’nin’ Bread 

Rock (2t) / The Sun Is Shining (2u) / Git With The Grits (2v) / Sunday Barbecue (1x) / Chilli Beans (2w) / One Summer Night (2x) (Artists: 1a- Mickey 

& Sylvia; 1b- Amos Milburn; 1c- The Del Vikings; 1d- Lloyd Price; 1e- The Jamies; 1f- Freddy Cannon; 1g- 

Dale Hawkins; 1h- Louis Jordan; 1i- Elvis Presley; 1j- Dick Glasser; 1k- Varetta Dillard; 1l- Bobby Charles; 

1m- Chuck Miller; 1n- Tommy Sands; 1o- Red Saunders; 1p- Jamie Coe; 1q- Little Joe & The Thrillers; 1r- The 

Sputniks; 1s- Glenn Barber; 1t- The Danderliers; 1u- The Lockettes; 1v- Thurston Harris; 1w- Phil Gray & 

His Go Boys; 1x- Tennessee Ernie Ford; 1y- Jerry Lee Lewis; 2a- Lord Rockingham’s XI; 2b- Ronnie Hawkins; 

2c- Johnny Burnette; 2d- Chuck Sims; 2e- Gene Vincent; 2f- The Coasters; 2g- Lenny Capello & The Dots; 

2h- Dudley; 2i- Dave Rich; 2j- The Shades; 2k- The Swallows; 2l- Louis Prima; 2m- Jo-Ann Campbell; 2n- Joe 

Clay; 2o- Richard Barrett with The Chantels; 2p- Andre Williams; 2q- Marvin & Johnny; 2r- Jerry Jaye; 2s- Doc 

Starkes & His Nite Riders; 2t- Kay Cee Jones; 2u- Jimmy Reed; 2v- Wynonie Harris; 2w- Felix & His Guitar; 

2x- The Danleers) 2-CD set. Ah, the onset of summer and all the wonderments that the season can bring. 

With blue skies and balmy breezes on the horizon, there can be no better way of celebrating the gift of life 

than organizing a picnic, a barbecue or a day at the beach. In order to maximize the moment and intensify 

the flavour, Fantastic Voyage has cooked up a generous serving of rock & roll which will titillate the taste 

buds to perfection. With apologies to 20th Century Fox and Jayne Mansfield’s bubbling bouillon in ‘The Girl 

Can’t Help It’, included are some of the spiciest selections you could wish to find in ‘The Grill Can’t Help I’. 

Bearing in mind that food, drink and summer fun played a major role in the songs that satiated teenage appetites at the dawning of the big beat, 

Stuart Colman has drawn up the menu which is jammed with all the right ingredients. The 2-CD set features a range of entrees that have been 

denied a visit to the digital format for far too long. What with the nation experiencing a Rock ‘n’ Royal wedding during the warmest spring in living 

memory, the prospect of a good-to-be-alive summer bodes extremely well for ‘The Grill Can’t Help It’. [Item Code: 67241 2-CD: $25.00] 


AFRASIA PRODUCTIONS 

13712 CARMEN LUNDY CHANGES The Night Is Young • So Beautiful • Love Thy Neighbor • A Nightingale 

Sang In Berkeley Square • Sleeping Alone • Too Late For Love • Dance The Dance • To Be Loved By You • Where 

Love Surrounds Us (Personnel: Anthony Wonsey, Kenny Davis, Jamison Ross, Oscar Castro-Neves, Nolan Shaheed, 

George Bohanon) [2011] Carmen Lundy has amassed a huge catalog of jazz recordings and compositions over 

her 35 year career. Carmen Lundy’s 12th CD release, and one of her finest ever, features 8 new originals composed 

and arranged by Carmen Lundy. Her core band of stellar musicians - Anthony Wonsey on piano, Kenny Davis on 

bass, and Jamison Ross on drums - and special guest artists Oscar Castro-Neves on guitar, Nolan Shaheed on trumpet 

and flugelhorn, and George Bohanon on trombone, round out this superb collection of new songs. [Item Code: 

73024 CD: $16.00] 

AMERICAN JAZZ CLASSICS 

99032 PHINEAS NEWBORN JR. A WORLD OF PIANO Cheryl • Manteca • Lush Life • Daahoud • Oleo • 

Juicy Lucy • For Carl • Cabu • Theme For Basie • New Blues • Way Out West • Four • Daahoud • What’s New • 

Cherokee (Collective Personnel: Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones, Sam Jones, Louis Hayes, Calvin Newborn, Oscar 

Pettiford, Kenny Clarke) [1958/1961] A World of Piano consists of two 1961 trio sessions pairing the pianist with 

two all-star rhythm sections: Paul Chambers and Philly Joe Jones (October 16), and Sam Jones and Louis Hayes 

(November 21). Four tracks which complete the latter session have been added here as a bonus, as well as Phineas’ 

original 1956 version of Clifford Brown’s ‘Daahoud’ (the only tune from these 1961 sessions he had previously 

recorded) and two outstanding 1958 solo piano numbers. [Item Code: 72938 CD: $16.00] 

99041 TEDDY EDWARDS HOWARD McGHEE TOGETHER AGAIN - IT’S ABOUT TIME Together Again- Together 

Again • You Stepped Out Of A Dream • Up There • Perhaps • Misty • Sandy • It’s About Time- Our Love Is 

Here To Stay • Frankly Speaking • Fools Rush In • Undecided • Beve’s Comjumulations • Willow Weep For Me • 

Lover Come Back To Me (Collective Personnel: Howard McGee, Phineas Newborn Jr., Ray Brown, Ed Thigpen, Les 

McCann, Leroy Vinnegar, Ron Jefferson) [1959/1961] The complete original album ‘Together Again’, which reunited 

Teddy Edwards with Howard McGhee for the first time since their recordings in 1945-47. Following ‘Together 

Again’, they wouldn’t record together until 1979. The album features an all-star rhythm section consisting of Phineas 

Newborn Jr., Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen. As a bonus, included is Teddy Edward’s complete quartet LP ‘It’s About 

Time’ (Pacific Jazz PJ-6), featuring the great Les McCann on piano. [Item Code: 72942 CD: $16.00] 

99042 BENNY CARTER FURTHER DEFINITIONS - JAZZ GIANT Further Definitions- Honeysuckle Rose • The 

Midnight Sun Will Never Set • Crazy Rhythm • Blue Star • Cotton Tail • Body And Soul • Cherry • Doozy • Jazz 

Giant- Old Fashioned Love • I’m Coming Virginia • A Walkin’ Thing • Blue Lou • Ain’t She Sweet • How Can You 

Lose • Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me (Personnel: Phil Woods, Coleman Hawkins, Charlie Rouse, John Collins, 

Dick Katz, Jimmy Garrison, Jo Jones, Ben Webster, Frank Rosolino, Andre Previn, Jimmy Rowles, Barney Kessel, 

Leroy Vinnegar, Shelly Manne) [1961] The complete Benny Carter LP ‘Further Definitions’, which showcases the 

leader in the company of fellow hornmen Coleman Hawkins, Phil Woods and Charlie Rouse. The complete 1958 

Carter LP ‘Jazz Giant’, which also features Benny with great horn players (Ben Webster and Frank Rosolino) has been 

added as a bonus. Includes 20-page booklet. [Item Code: 72943 CD: $16.00] 

99043 ABBEY LINCOLN STRAIGHT AHEAD PLUS 5 BONUS TRACKS Straight Ahead • When Malindy Sings 

• In The Red • Blue Monk • Left Alone • African Lady • Retribution • African Lady (Alt Take) • Tain’t Nobody’s 

Bizness If I Do (*) • Concentrate On You (*) • Concentrate On You (Alt Take) (*) • Never Leave Me (*) • Never Leave 

Me (Alt Take) (*) (Collective Personnel: Booker Little, Julian Priester, Eric Dolphy, Coleman Hawkins, Walter Benton, 

Mal Waldron Art Davis, Max Roach, Roger Sanders, Robert Whitley) [1959-1961] Bonus tracks - (*). The complete 

original Abbey Lincoln album ‘Straight Ahead’ where she shares the bill with such stars as Eric Dolphy, Coleman 

Hawkins, Booker Little, Mal Waldron, and Max Roach. This classic album didn’t receive unanimous approval in its 

day, as Ira Gitler made clear in his Down Beat review (included in its entirety in our booklet), where he accused the 

singer of being a ‘professional Negro’. The only known alternate take from the session, as well as all existing tunes 

featuring Lincoln from two other dates from the same period have been added as a bonus. [Item Code: 73037 

CD: $16.00] 

99044 SHELLY MANNE FURTHER DEFINITIONS Love For Sale • How Could It Happen To A Dream • Softly, 

As In A Morning Sunrise • The Champ • On Green Dolphin Street • What’s New? • If I Were A Bell • Ev’ry Time We 

Say Goodbye • A Gem From Tiffany (Personnel: Conte Candoli, Richie Kamuca, Russ Freeman, Chuck Berghofer) 

[1961] All known instrumental recordings by the legendary Shelly Manne Quintet made at Shelly’s Manne-Hole 

on March 3-5, 1961. These recordings were originally issued on two separate LPs. Includes 16-page booklet. [Item 

Code: 72944 CD: $16.00] 

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99045 CECIL TAYLOR THE WORLD OF CECIL TAYLOR + 3 BONUS TRACKS Air (Take 28) • This Nearly 

Was Mine • Port Of Call (Take 2) • Lazy Afternoon • Number One • Air (Take 29) • Port Of Call (Take 3) (Personnel: 

Archie Shepp, Buell Neidlinger, Dennis Charles) [1959/1961] The complete original LP ‘The World of Cecil 

Taylor. The group consists of the Cecil Taylor Trio, with Buell Neidlinger on bass and Dennis Charles on drums, plus 

Archie Shepp on tenor sax joining them on two songs. An extra song and two alternate takes from the same sessions 

have been added as a bonus. Includes 16-page booklet. [Item Code: 73038 CD: $16.00] 

99046 GARY BURTON NEW VIBE MAN IN TOWN New Vibe Man In Town- Joy Spring • Over The Rainbow 

• Like Someone In Love • Minor Blues • Our Waltz • So Many Things • Sir John • You Stepped Out Of A Dream • 

Jazz Winds From A New Direction- All The Things You Are • Three-Four, The Blues • Move • Always • Riot-Chorus 

• Relaxing (Collective Personnel: Archie Shepp, Buell Neidlinger, Dennis Charles, Hank Garland, Joe Benjamin, 

Joe Morello) [1960/1961] This CD includes two complete albums showcasing Gary Burton with the legendary 

drummer from the Dave Brubeck Quartet: Joe Morello. ‘New Vibe Man in Town’ presents Burton and Morello in 

a trio format, while a bonus album ‘Jazz Winds from a New Direction’ features the vibraphonist and drummer in a 

quartet setting with legendary Nashville guitarist Hank Garland. [Item Code: 73039 CD: $16.00] 

99047 OSCAR PETERSON TRIO WITH MILT JACKSON VERY TALL + 3 BONUS TRACKS On Green Dolphin 

Street • Heartstrings • Work Song • John Brown’s Body • A Wonderful Guy • Reunion Blues • On Green Dolphin 

Street (Live At The London House) • On Green Dolphin Street (Live At L’olympia) • Heartstrings (Original Milt Jackson 

Version) (Personnel: Milt Jackson, Ray Brown, Ed Thigpen) [1960-1961] The complete original album ‘Very 

Tall’, which marked the first recorded collaboration between Oscar Peterson and Milt Jackson. Two live versions 

of the album’s first track performed by the Oscar Peterson Trio, as well as Milt Jackson’s original version of ‘Heartstrings’ 


99048 OLIVER NELSON THE BLUES AND THE ABSTRACT TRUTH PLUS 6 BONUS TRACKS Stolen Moments 

• Hoe-Down • Cascades • Yearnin’ • Butch And Butch • Teenie’s Blues • Screamin’ The Blues (*) • The Meetin’ (*) 

• Walk Away (*) • Trane Whistle (*) • Whole Nelson (*) • Stolen Moments (First Version, Aka The Stolen Moment) 

(*) (Collective Personnel: Eric Dolphy Freddie Hubbard, George Barrow, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers, Roy Haynes, 

Richard Williams, George Duvivier, Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis, Clark Terry, Bob Bryant, Melba Liston, Jimmy Cleveland, 

Jerome Richardson, more) [1960/1961] Presented here in its entirety, ‘The Blues and the Abstract Truth’ was the 

masterpiece that earned Oliver Nelson widespread recognition as one of the finest arrangers and composers in jazz. 

Everything shines here: the wonderful compositions and arrangements [Item Code: 73041 CD: $16.00] 

99049 MARK MURPHY RAH + HIP PARADE Rah- Angel Eyes • On Green Dolphin Street • Stoppin’ The 

Clock • Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most • No Tears For Me • Out Of This World • Milestones • My Favorite 

Things • Doodlin’ • Li’l Darlin’ • Twisted • Hip Parade- It’s Not For Me To Say • Send For Me • All The Way 

• Kansas City • Personality • Venus • I Only Have Eyes For You • Lonesome Town • Firefly • Catch A Falling Star 

• Come To Me • Witchcraft • Day In- Day Out (*) (Collective Personnel: Clark Terry, Blue Mitchell, Ernie Royal, 

Jimmy Cleveland, Melba Liston, Urbie Green, Wynton Kelly, Bill Evans, Barry Galbraith, George Duvivier, Jimmy 

Cobb, Conte Candoli, Pete Candoli, Bill Holman, Jimmy Rowles, Bobby Gibbons, Joe Mondragon, Stan Levey, Mel 

Lewis) [1958-1959, 1961] This CD contains two complete albums: Rah and the bonus LP Hip Parade, as well as 

an additional bonus track, ‘Day In-Day Out’. [Item Code: 73036 CD: $16.00] 

99050 NANCY WILSON WITH CANNONBALL ADDERLEY & GEORGE SHEARING Nancy Wilson Cannonball 

Adderley- Save Your Love For Me • Never Will I Marry • The Old Country • Happy Talk • The Masquerade Is Over 

• A Sleepin’ Bee • Little Unhappy Boy • The Swingin’s Mutual- On Green Dolphin Street • The Nearness Of You 

• Born To Be Blue • All Night Long • The Things We Did Last Summer • Let’s Live Again • Ghost Of Yesterday • 

Gentleman Friend • Teach Me Tonight • Something Wonderful- This Time The Dream’s On Me • I’m Gonna Laugh 

You Right Out Of My Life • I Wish You Love • Guess Who I Saw Today • If Dreams Come True • What A Little Moonlight 

Can Do • The Great City • He’s My Guy • Something Happens To Me • Call It Stormy Monday • Something 

Wonderful Happens • The Seventh Son (*) • My Foolish Heart (*) • Don’t Tell Me (*) (Collective Personnel: Cannonball 

Adderley, Nat Adderley, Jon Zawinul, Sam Jones, Louis Hayes, George Shearing, Eddie Costa, George Divivier, 

Walter Bolden, more) [1956/1960-1961] This CD presents all of the tracks featuring Nancy Wilson from the 2 LPs 

‘Nancy Wilson/Cannonball Adderley’ and ‘Nancy Wilson/George Shearing - The Swingin’s Mutual’. As a bonus, 

included is the complete album ‘Something Wonderful’, along with two tracks from ‘Nancy Wilson Accompanied 

by Gerald Wilson & His Orchestra’, and Wilson’s very first recording ever backed by Rusty Bryant. Contains 16-page 

comprehensive booklet. [Item Code: 73129 CD: $16.00] 

99051 BETTY CARTER THE MODERN SOUND OF BETTY CARTER - OUT THERE - 5 BONUS TRACKS The 

Modern Sound Of Betty Carter- What A Little Moonlight Can Do • There’s No You • I Don’t Want To Set The World 

On Fire • Remember • My Reverie • Mean To Me • Don’t Weep For The Lady • Jazz (Ain’t Nothin’ But Soul) • For 

You • Stormy Weather • At Sundown • On The Alamo • Out There With Betty Carter- You’re Driving Me Crazy • I 

Can’t Help It • By The Bend Of The River • Babe’s Blues • Foul Play • You’re Getting To Be A Habit With Me • On 

The Isle Of May • But Beautiful • All I’ve Got • Make It Last • Blue Bird Of Happiness • Something Wonderful • Let’s 

Fall In Love (*) • Social Call (*) • Runaway (*) • Frenesi (*) • Gone With The Wind (*) (Collective Personnel: Kenny 

Dorham, Jimmy Powell, Benny Golson, Sahib Shihab, Sam Jones, Ray Copeland, Melba Liston, Jerome Richardson, 

Wynton Kelly, Peck Morrison, Specs Wright, Conte Candoli, Urbie Green, Jimmy Cleveland, Seldon Powell, Al Cohn, 

Hank Jones, Milt Hinton, Osie Johnson, Ray Bryant, Wendell Marshall, Philly Joe Jones) [1955/1958/1960] Bonus 

track - (*). Two complete classic albums by the great Betty Carter - ‘The Modern Sound of Betty Carter’ has accompaniment 

by an orchestra conducted by Richard Wess. ‘Out There with Betty Carter’ showcases Carter backed 

by an all-star band. As a bonus, added is Carter’s only other collaborative session with Gigi Gryce in its entirety, 

as well as a single song presenting the vocalist backed by the Ray Bryant trio. [Item Code: 73130 CD: $16.00] 



99053 SHIRLEY HORN EMBERS & ASHES - WHERE ARE YOU GOING Enmbers And Ashes- Like Someone In 

Love • He Never Mentioned Love • Softly, Like In A Morning Sunrise • I Thought About You • Mountain Greenery • 

God Bless The Child • Blue City • Day By Day • If I Should Lose You • Wild Is The Wind • Where Are You Going- 

Come Rain Or Come Shine • Just In Time • Where Are You Going • Something Happens To Me • Come On Home 

• Do It Again • The Eagle And Me • Taste Of Honey • L.A. Breakdown • Consequences Of A Drug Addict Role • 

A Foggy Day (*) (Collective Personnel: Joe Benjamin, Herb Lovelle, Al Gafa, Marshall Hawkins, Bernard Sweetney, 

Stuff Smith, Lewis Packer, Harry Saunders) [1959-1960/1972] Bonus track - (*). Shirley Horn’s complete original 

debut LP ‘Embers and Ashes’. Also, added is another complete small group album by the singer, ‘Where Are You Going’, 

recorded a decade later, as well as, as a final bonus, a single rendering of Gershwin’s ‘A Foggy Day’ on which 

she is backed by violinist Stuff Smith. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 73131 CD: $16.00] 

AMERICAN MUSIC 

131 LOUIS NELSON LOUIS NELSON WITH SAM DUTREY Over The Waves • Birth Of The Blues • Darktown 

Strutters’ Ball • St. James Infirmary • Tiger Rag • St. Louis Blues • Yes Sir • That’s My Baby • That’s A Plenty • Sunny 

Side Of The Street • Muskrat Ramble • 12th Street Rag (Personnel: George ‘Kid Sheik’ Cola, Sam Dutrey, Willie 

Batiste, Jerome Green, Alonzo Stewart) [1970] Recorded in Tokyo. [Item Code: 73060 CD: $16.00] 

ARBORS JAZZ 

19410 HARRY ALLEN QUINTET MUSIC FROM THE SOUND OF MUSIC How Can I Survive? • Maria • Do 

Re Mi • Something Good • No Way To Stop It • Climb Every Mountain • Sixteen Going On Seventeen • My Favorite 

Things • The Sound of Music • I Have Confidence • An Ordinary Couple • So Long, Farewell • Edelweiss (Personnel: 

Rossano Sportiello, Joe Cohn, Joel Forbes, Chuck Riggs, Rebecca Kilgore, Eddie Erickson) [2010] Harry Allen 

presents his version of ‘The Sound of Music’. The all-star saxophonist and guitarist Joe Cohn have brought forth a 

lively revival of the jazz-show album genre. Rebecca Kilgore and Eddie Erickson vocalize perfectly, sparking new life 

into the popular Rodgers & Hammerstein songs loved by millions. The crowd-pleasing Rossano Sportiello performs 

on piano, with Joel Forbes on bass and Chuck Riggs on drums. [Item Code: 73066 CD: $17.00] 

19417 JOHN COCUZZI GROOVE MERCHANT Groove Merchant • Crazy Rhythm • Dream Dancing • The 

Glory Of Love • How Am I To Know • Tenderly • Minor Drag • Mellow Guitar • Did I Remember • Last Night On 

The Back Porch (I Loved Her Most Of All) • Je Ne Sais Pa • What’ll I Do • Lover (Personnel: Antti Sarpila, John 

Sheridan, James Chirillo, Frank Tate, Joe Ascione) [2010] Vibraphonist John Cocuzzi, who has performed with 

numerous jazz greats such as Snooky Young, Billy Butterfield, and Nicholas Payton, presents his fresh, melodic style 

reflecting the masters without copying them. He has earned a nationwide reputation as a premier swing vibraphonist 

with that musical ‘fire in the belly,’ igniting audiences with skillful improvisation and ‘telling his story’ through spirited, high-energy solos. [Item 

Code: 72995 CD: $16.00] 

19427 MARTY GROSZ AND THE HOT WINDS THE JAMES P JOHNSON SONGBOOK Sippi • Hungry Blues • I Need Lovin’ • I Was 

So Weak, Love Was So Strong • Alabama Stomp • Old Fashioned Love • Stop That Dog • If I Could Be With You • Charleston • My Headache 

• Don’t Cry Baby • Ain’tcha Got Music • A Porter’s Love Song To A Chamber Maid • Harlem Woogie (Personnel: James Dapogny, Dan Block, 

Jon-Erik Kellso, Scott Robinson, Vince Giordano, Arnie Kinsella, “Panic Slim” Jim Gicking) [2010-2011] Inimitable 

jazz guitarist Marty Grosz introduces us to the songwriting genius of James P. Johnson, the best performer of the 

jazz genre known as ‘Harlem Stride Piano.’ This record features the multi-talented Vince Giordano, well known to 

HBO fans as the man behind the music on the popular show ‘Boardwalk Empire.’ [Item Code: 72945 CD: $17.00] 

19428 KEITH INGHAM ROCKIN’ IN RHYTHM Days Of Wine And Roses • Oh, Lady Be Good • Buttercup 

• Just A Mood • Delaunay’s Dilemma • Lonely Town • Holy Land • I Surrender Dear • Devil’s Land • Try A Little 

Tenderness • Rockin’ In Rhythm • Little Man, You’ve Had A Busy Day • Canadian Sunset • Voce Abusou (Personnel: 

Frank Tate, Steve Little) [2010] This is a mixture of standards and jazz compositions, all except ‘Devil’s Island’, by 

jazz pianists. Keith’s choices are varied but not esoteric, and his rhythmic engine is always humming along nicely, 

even on the slow ballads. [Item Code: 72948 CD: $16.00] 

19429 CHUCK FOLDS CHASING A DREAM It Don’t Mean A Thing • Prisoner Of Love • Constantly • Tea For 

Two • The Brownskin Gal • I’ll Never Fail You • Muskrat Ramble • Chasing A Dream • I’m A Dreamer, Aren’t We 

All? • The Girl In My Dreams (Tries To Look Like You) • Linger Awhile • I’m Just A Lucky So And So • Sentimental 

And Melancholy • Lullaby In Rhythm • Oh! You Crazy Moon • I Can’t Give You Anything But Love • Alone • Peggy 

• Isn’t This A Lovely Day • Name It And It’s Yours • Come Back Sweet Papa • What’s The Use? • Don’t Ever Say 

Goodbye (solo piano) [2011] Jazz pianist Chuck Folds performs his favorite tunes, honed beautifully over the 

course of his 61-year career. Over the years, Folds has performed with many jazz greats such as Eddie Condon, Joe 

Venuti, Pee Wee Russell, and Maxine Sullivan. Listeners have been reveling in his unique style of stride jazz piano 

at the Park Avenue Plaza in New York for the past 19 years. [Item Code: 73067 CD: $17.00] 

19435 BUCKY PIZZARELLI CHALLIS IN WONDERLAND Sunday • Sugar • Challis In Wonderland • Davenport 

Blues • In The Dark • Romanza • Singing The Blues • In A Mist • Oh Baby • Sugar • Candlelights • What’s 

New • I’m Coming Virginia • Flashes (Collective Personnel: John Pizzarelli, Jerry Bruno, Dick Lieb Strings, Aaron 

Weinstein, Svetlana Tsoneva, Olivia Koppell, Jesse Levy) [2010-2011] Bill Challis, in whose honor Bucky wrote 

the title song for this album, was an arranger far ahead of his time and was an intimate musical collaborator of Bix Beiderbecke, transcribing the 

piano solos that Bucky performs on guitar. The collection of songs that comprises this CD includes five of Beiderbeckes’s originals in collaboration 

with Challlis, four duets with son John, as well as a number of songs that came to be identified with Bix because of his classic recordings. Over 

the years a sort of Bix cult has developed with its credo ‘Bix Lives.’ Thanks to Bucky Pizzarelli and his compatriots, this collection of music helps 

to make that true. [Item Code: 73203 CD: $17.00] 


ARCHEOPHONE RECORDS 

5016 VAN AND SCHENCK PENNANT-WINNING BATTERY OF SONGLAND Hawaiian Sunshine (Short Version) 

• Hawaiian Sunshine (Longer Version) • It’s A Long, Long Time Since I’ve Been Home • I Wasn’t Skeared But I 

Thought I’d Better Go • Yaddie Kaddie Kiddie Kaddie Koo • That’s How You Can Tell They’re Irish • My Little China 

Doll (Short Version) • My Little China Doll (Longer Version) • Mother, May I Go In To Swim? • Dance And Grow 

Thin • For Me And My Gal • There’s Something Nice About The South • I Don’t Think I Need A Job That Bad • Far 

Away In Honolulu • Huckleberry Finn • Mulberry Rose • The Ragtime Volunteers Are Off To War • If I Was As Strong 

As Samson • Southern Gals • I Miss The Old Folks Now • I Don’t Want To Get Well • In The Land O’ Yamo Yamo 

(Version 1) • In The Land O’ Yamo Yamo (Version 2) • Where Do They Get ‘Em And How Do They Get ‘Em? • My 

Mind’s Made Up To Marry Carolina • I’m In Love • Beans, Beans, Beans • Moses Old-Time Bomboshay [1916- 

1918] The earliest recorded output of Gus Van and Joe Schenck, ‘Pennant-Winning Battery of Songland’ features 

28 selections recorded between 1916 and 1918. [Item Code: 72998 CD: $17.00] 

AUDIOPHILE 

341 RONNY WHYTE WHYTE CHRISTMAS Sleigh Ride • Violets For Your Furs • Always Christmas In New 

York • Mistletoe And Holly • Evening In December • That Holiday Feeling • Christmas Song • Winter Warm 

• I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm • Medley: Christmas Dreaming & White Christmas • Christmas Waltz • 

I’ll Be Home For Christmas • I Don’t Remember Christmas • I Don’t Remember Purim (Personnel: Boots Maleson, 

Vinson Valega, Harry Allen, John Hart, Daryl Sherman) [2011] Ronny Whyte delivers 14 Christmas classics 

for the holiday season. ‘Whyte Christmas’ swings from sensational stroke of imagination and emotional drive. 

[Item Code: 73000 CD: $16.00] 

342 DARYL SHERMAN MISSISSIPPI BELLE - COLE PORTER IN THE QUARTER Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall In Love) 

• Get Out Of Town • Ours • Rosalie • Tale Of The Oyster • Use Your Imagination • By The Mississinewah • Looking 

At You • From This Moment On • Mississippi Belle • Who Want’s To Be A Millionaire • Where Have You Been? 

• You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To (Personnel: Jesse Boyd, Tom Fischer, Banu Gibson) [2011 Newest release by vocalist and pianist Daryl 

Sherman. ‘Mississippi Belle: Cole Porter In The Quarter’ puts her canny versatility on display in bright lights. It’s easy to forget that Porter’s songs 

were written for shows. They were written to advance the stories of bootleggers and bathtub manufacturers, manicurists and millionaires. Sherman 

has plucked a baker’s dozen from his extensive catalog, some so familiar as to part of the ether, others little known, but all stamped ‘Porter’ in 

indelible ink. [Item Code: 73061 CD: $16.00] 

AVID 

1046 PERCY HUMPHREY SWEET EMMA BARRETT BILLIE AND DEDE PIERCE PERCY HUMPHREY - SWEET 

EMMA BARRETT - JIM ROBINSON - BILLIE AND DEDE PIERCE NEW ORLEANS 1961 - THE LIVING LEGENDS 

- FOUR CLASSIC ALBUMS Percy Humphrey’s Crescent City Joy Makers- Milenberg Joys • Over In Gloryland • 

Lonesome Road • We Shall Walk Through The Streets Of The City • Weary Blues • Bucket’s Got A Hole In It • All 

The Gals Like The Way I Ride • Rip’ Em Up Joe • Sweet Emma ‘The Bell Gal’ & Her Dixieland Boys Featuring Jim 

Robinson- Bill Bailey • Chinatown • Down In Honky Tonk Town • The Bell Gal’s Careless Blues • I Ain’t Gonna 

Give Nobody None Of This Jelly Roll • Just A Little While To Stay Here • Tishomingo Blues • When The Saints Go 

Marching In • Jim Robinson’s New Orleans Band- Ice Cream • In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree • Mobile Stomp 

• Bogalousa Strut • Jada • Bugle Boy March • Yearning • Whenever You’re Lonely • When You Wore A Tulip • 

Billie And Dede Pierce Vocal Blues And Cornet In Classic Tradition- St. Louis Blues • Goodbye Daddy Blues • Careless Love • Brickhouse Blues • 

Algiers Hoodoo Blues • Slow Tonk Blues • Gulf Coast Blues • Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out • Love Song Of The Nile (Collective 

Personnel: Ernest Cagnolatti, Louis Nelson, Albert Burbank, Willie Humphrey, George Guesnon, Emanuel Sayles, Slow Drag Pavageau, Albert 

Jiles, Josiah Frasier, more) [1961] 2-CD set. Four classic albums including original LP liner notes. ‘Percy Humphrey’s Crescent City Joymakers’; 

‘Sweet Emma Barrett ‘The Bell Gal’ & Her Dixieland Boys featuring Jim Robinson’; ‘Jim Robinson’s New Orleans Band’ and ‘Billy And Dede Pierce 

Vocal Blues And Cornet In The Classic Tradition’. Jazz, New Orleans style is the order of the day on these four classic albums of the genre. The 

difference being these albums were all recorded in 1961 by a bunch a disparate musicians who had had musical careers of varying success over 

the previous thirty years. On these albums you will meet some of the characters who populated the New Orleans of the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s [Item 

Code: 73124 2-CD: $19.00] 

1047 JOE NEWMAN FOUR CLASSIC ALBUMS LOCKING HORNS - ALL I WANNA DO IS SWING - THE MIDGETS - SOFT SWINGIN’ JAZZ 

Locking Horns- Corky • Mambo For Joe • Wolafunt’s Lament • Midnight Fantasy • ‘Tater Pie • Oh Shay • Bassing Around • Oh Joe • Susette • 

Similar Souls • All I Wanna Do Is Swing- Soon • Limehouse Blues • Dream A Little Dream Of Me • Corner Pocket • If I Could Be With You • 

It’s A Thing Of The Past • Pretty Skinny Bunny • Leonice • Jack’s Wax • Topsy • Captain Spaulding • I Could Have Told You • The Midgets- The 

Midgets • The Late Late Show • Really? Healy! • One Lamper • She Has Red Hair • Valerie • No Moon At All • 

Indeed The Blues • Living Dangerously • Scooter • My Dog Friday • Soft Swingin’ Jazz- Makin’ Whoopee • Three 

Little Words • Scotty • There’s A Small Hotel • I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart • Moonglow • Organ Grinder’s 

Swing • Rosetta • Too Marvelous For Words • The Farmer’s Daughter (Personnel: Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Ernie Wilkins, 

Frank Rehack, Frank Wess, Shirley Scott, Hank Jones, Nat Pierce, Garry Galbraith, Freddie Green, Eddie Jones, Milt 

Hinton, Oscar Pettiford, Osie Johnson, Shadow Wilson, Charlie Persip, More) [1956-1958] 2-CD set. Four classic 

finely re-mastered Joe Newman albums including original LP liner notes: ‘Locking Horns’, ‘All I Wanna Do Is Swing’, 

‘The Midgets’ and ‘Soft Swingin’ Jazz’. Whether on mute or open horn, Joe’s work is a delight to the ears - not merely 

because it is sane jazz in the midst of much of the music which is wither overwritten or vacuous, but because it is always 

fresh, always swinging, always blown from the top-drawer of inspiration. [Item Code: 73125 2-CD: $19.00] 


AVID 

1048 BENNY CARTER FOUR CLASSIC ALBUMS PLUS BENNY CARTER, JAZZ GIANT - SWINGIN’ THE ‘20’S 

- SAX ALA CARTER - ASPECTS Benny Carter, Jazz Giant- Old Fashioned Love • I’m Coming Virginia • A Walkin’ 

Thing • Blue Lou • Ain’t She Sweet • How Can You Lose • Blues My Naughtie Sweetie Gives To Me • Benny Carter: 

Swingin’ The ‘20s- Thou Swell • My Blue Heaven • Just Imagine • If I Could Be With You • Sweet Lorraine • Who’s 

Sorry Now • Laugh! Clown! Laugh! • All Alone • Mary Lou • In A Little Spanish Town • Someone To Watch Over 

Me • A Monday Date • All Alone (Alternative Take) • Sax Ala Carter: The Benny Carter Quartet- And The Angels 

Sing • Everything I Have Is Yours • I Understand • All Or Nothing At All • I’ll Never Smile Again • If I Loved You • 

Far Away Places • I Should Care • For All We Know • I Don’t Stand A Ghost Of A Chance • The One I Love • Moon 

Of Manakoora • Aspects: Benny Carter And His Orchestra- June In January • February Fiesta • March Wind • I’ll Remember 

April • One Morning In May • June Is Bustin’ Out All Over • Sleigh Ride In July • August Moon • September 

Song • Something For October • Swingin’ In November • Roses In December • February Fiesta (Alternative Take) • 

August Moon (Alternative Take) (Collective Personnel: Ben Webster, Frank Rosolino, Barney Kessel, Earl Hines, Jimmy Rowles, Gerald Wiggins, 

Andre Previn, Leroy Vinnegar, Mel Lewis, Shelly Manne, Larry Bunker, more) [1957-1960] 2-CD set. Four classic Benny Carter albums including 

original LP liner notes on a finely re-mastered and low priced double CD. ‘Benny Carter, Jazz Giant’, ‘Swingin’ The 20’s’, ‘Sax Ala Carter!’ and 

‘Aspects’ Giants don’t come much bigger than Benny Carter, except maybe for Ben Webster and we’ve got them both together for our first album 

on this fine CD set. A stunning line up join our giants for these sessions recorded in 1957 & 1958. Frank Rosolino on trombone, Andre Previn on 

piano (an underrated jazz pianist!), Barney Kessel on guitar, Leroy Vinegar on bass and Shelly Manne on drums. Old meets new for our next selection 

‘Swingin’ The 20’s’, Benny is joined by legendary pianist Earl Hines for their first recorded session together. These two seasoned jazz men here 

show they are unafraid to take on the modern guys here represented by Leroy Vinegar and Shelly Manne the set was completely improvised the 

quartet just played! Another quartet but, a different approach for ‘Sax Ala Carter!’ recorded in 1960 standards in a relaxed style are the order of the 

day. Benny is joined by Jimmy Knowles on piano, Leroy Vinegar on bass and Mel Lewis on drums. All change again for these sessions from 1958 

& 1959, Benny gathers together his first big band since the 1940’s for ‘Aspects’. This time of course it would not be a touring band but a recording 

band. The members were all handpicked from Hollywoods finest musicians solely for the purpose of making the record. Among the musicians were 

Shorty Sherock, Pete Condoli, Tommy Pederson, Buddy Colette and Shelly Manne. [Item Code: 73126 2-CD: $19.00] 

1049 HENRY ‘RED’ ALLEN RED ALLEN MEETS KID ORY • WE’VE GOT RHYTHM • RED ALLEN PLAYS KING OLIVER Red Allen Meets 

Kid Ory- In The Mood • Blues For Jimmy • Ain’t Misbehavin’ • Honeysuckle Rose • I Wish I Was In Peoria • Keep Off Katie’s Head • Tishomingo 

Blues • We’ve Got Rhythm- Christopher Columbus • Some Of These Days • I Got Rhythm • Come Back Sweet Papa • San • Tuxedo Junction • Lazy 

River • Red Allen Plays King Oliver- Ballin’ The Jack • Canal Street Blues • Someday Sweetheart • Dixie Medley: BDixie- Marching Through Georgia- 

Battle Hymn Of The Republic- Bourbon Street Parade • How Long Blues • Just A Closer Walk With Thee • Bill Bailey Won’t You Please Come 

Home • Snowy Morning Blues • Baby Won’t You Please Come Home • Fidgety Feet • Yellow Dog Blues • All Of Me • Introduction from Newport 

Jazz Festival • Ballin’ The Jack from Newport Jazz Festival • Yellow Dog Blues from Newport Jazz Festival • The Price Is Right from Newport 

Jazz Festival (Collective Personnel: Buster Bailey, Bob McCracken, J.C. Higginbotham, Kid Ory, Herb Fleming, Sammy Price, Kenny Burrell, Milt 

Hinton, Rifus Jones, more) [1959-1960] 2-CD set. Three classic Henry ‘Red’ Allen’ albums plus including original 

LP liner notes on a finely re-mastered and low priced double CD. ‘Red Allen Meets Kid Ory’, ‘We’ve Got Rhythm’, 

‘Red Allen Plays King Oliver’ and selections f rom ‘Newport Jazz Festival 1959’. Red Allen And Kid Ory are true jazz 

legends from the early days of jazz back in the 1920’s & 30’s. Kid Ory was born way back in 1886 for God’s sake 

and was playing trombone by 1896. Not to mention giving the nickname ‘King’ to Joe Oliver. For the third album 

‘Plays King Oliver’ Red pays tribute to his old boss King Oliver whom he joined in 1927 as second cornetist. He is 

joined by such stellar musicians as Herb Flemming, Buster Bailey, Milt Hinton and Sol Hall. In the end there are four 

tracks from Reds performance at the 1959 Newport Jazz festival in the company of amongst others Buster Bailey, Joe 

Higginbotham, Sammy Price and Kenny Burrell. [Item Code: 73211 2-CD: $19.00] 

1050 AL COHN COHN ON THE SAXOPHONE • MR RHYTHM • THE JAZZ WORKSHOP • A MELLOW BIT 

OF RHYTHM Cohn On The Saxophone- We Three • Idaho • The Things I Love • Singing The Blues • Be Loose • 

When Day Is Done • Good Old Blues • Softly As In A Morning Sunrise • Abstract Of You • Blue Lou • Mr Rhythm- Up In The Blues • Down For 

Double • Back And Forth • Free And Easy • Learnin’ The Blues • Feed Bag • Something’s Gotta Give • Easy Does It • Little Red • Swinging Back 

• A Date With Ray • When You Wish Upon A Star • The Jazz Workshop- Rosetta • The Song Is Ended • Linger Awhile • Every Time • Haroosh • 

Just Plain Sam • I’m Coming Virginia • Cohn Not Cohen • A Little Song • Foggy Water • Sugar Cohn • Alone Together • A Mellow Bit Of Rhythm- 

A Mellow Bit Of Rhythm • Little Joe From Chicago • McGhee Special • Hey Lawdy Mama • Cloudy • Froggy Bottom • Wednesday Night Hop 

• Walkin’ And Swingin’ • Scratchin’ In The Gravel • Toadie Toddle • Take It And Git • Boogie Woogie Cocktail • Them There Eyes from Modern 

Jazz Festival Collective Personnel: Joe Newman, Joe Wilder, Thad Jones, Ernie Royal, Frank Rehak, Henry Coker, Hank Jones, Nat Pierce, Dick 

Katz, Milt Hinton, Buddy Jones, Jo Jones, Osie Johnson, more) [1955-1956] 2-CD set. Four albums with one common denominator, Al Cohn 

on tenor sax and clarinet. Starting of with ‘Cohn On The Saxophone’ is where Al is joined by some old buddies, Hank Jones, Osie Johnson and 

Milt Hinton for a ‘relaxed sociable affair’. For ‘Mr Rhythm’ legendary Basie rhythm guitarist Freddie Green takes centre stage as both player and 

composer of eight out of the twelve songs featured. Freddie is joined on this 1955 set by our hero Al Cohn alongside 

Joe Newman, Henry Coker, Nat Pierce, Milt Hinton and sharing the drumstool, Osie Johnson and Jo Jones. Our next 

album ‘The Jazz Workshop - Four Brass, One Tenor - Al Cohn’ represents somewhat of a first in the jazz cannon, 

that is to say that it was the first album to feature a four trumpet line up, put in place to ‘make a unique and effective 

cushion for tenor saxophone’. The trumpets are used more for ‘sectional work and background support’ rather than a 

ferocious battle of the trumpets!! So let’s hear what Joe Newman, Thad Jones, Joe Wilder and Nick Travis have come 

up with as they take it in turns to accompany the wonderful with Mr Cohn and friends. Finally on ‘A Mellow Bit Of 

Rhythm - Andy Kirk And His Clouds Of Joy’, here Al is one of 17 jazzmen joining legendary Kansas City bandleader 

and arranger Andy Kirk and his Clouds of Joy. The tunes have been selected by Andy Kirk from his extensive twenty 

years of experience, the arrangements expanded and embellished to make them more contemporary without losing 

the feel of the old arrangements. [Item Code: 73212 2-CD: $19.00] 


AVID 

1051 JIMMY RANEY A • JIMMY RANEY FEATURING BOB BROOKMEYER • JIMMY RANEY VISITS PARIS • 

JIMMY RANEY PLAYS A- Minor • Some Other Spring • Double Image • On The Square • Spring Is Here • One 

More For The Mode • What’s New • Tomorrow Fairly Cloudy • A Foggy Day • Someone To Watch Over Me • Cross 

Your Heart • You Don’t Know What Love Is • Jimmy Raney Featuring Bob Brookmeyer- Isn’t It Romantic • How Long 

Has This Been Going On? • No Male For Me • The Flag Is Up • Get Off That Roof • Jim’s Tune • No One But Me 

• Too Late Now • Jimmy Raney Visits Paris- Tres Chouette • Imagination • Dinah • Love For Sale • Have You Met 

Miss Jones • What’s New • Fascinating Rhythm • Too Marvelous For Words • Cherokee • Everything Happens To 

Me • Night And Day • Someone To Watch Over Me • Jimmy Raney Plays- Motion • Lee • Signal • ‘Round About 

Midnight • Indian Summer from In Three Attitudes (Collective Personnel: Stan Getz, Bobby Jaspar, Bob Brookmeyer, 

Dick Katz, Hank Jones, Red Mitchell, more) [1953-1954] 2-CD set. The four selections find Jimmy Raney joined 

by among others Hall Overton on piano, Red Mitchell on bass and Osie Johnson on drums for ‘A’ and our single 

track from ‘In Three Attitudes’ the wonderful ‘Indian Summer’. For ‘Jimmy Raney Featuring Bob Brookmeyer’ Jimmy is joined by surprise, surprise 

the superb valve trombonist ( and, sadly, recently deceased) Bob Brookmeyer alongside two pianists Hank Jones and Dick Katz, with Osie again 

on drums and Teddy Kotick on bass. In 1954 Jimmy recorded ‘Jimmy Raney Visits Paris’ having just been voted French magazines ‘Le Hot Jazz’, 

Number One Guitarist. The album was cut with local musicians while Jimmy took a break from touring in Paris. For ‘Jimmy Raney Plays’ we can 

delight in hearing three Raney compositions (and one Monk for good measure) This album is also important as it features Jimmy very much in the 

foreground having for so long played a subordinate role in his previous bands. Joined by stalwarts Osie Johnson and Red Mitchell and on tenor sax 

a chap called ‘Sven Coolson’ (otherwise known to you and me as Stan Getz). ‘Jimmy Raney Plays’ features some of Jimmys’ best recorded work to 

date. A fitting way to conclude our tribute to a great if underrated and perhaps unsung guitarist, Jimmy Raney. [Item Code: 73213 2-CD: $19.00] 

BEAT GOES ON 

983 BUDDY RICH DIFFERENT DRUMMER - STICK IT A Different Drummer- Superstar • Domino • Chelsea 

Bridge • Paul’s Tune • Straight, No Chaser • Heaven On Their Minds • A Piece Of The Road Suite: Pipe Dreams- 

Countin’ Them Long White Lines • A Piece Of The Road • Back Of The Bus • Stick It- Space Shuttle • God Bless 

The Child • Best Coast • Wave • Something • Uncle Albert- Admiral Halsey • Sassy Strut • Bein’ Green Personnel: 

Jimmy Mosher, Jeff Stout, Lin Biviano, Pat LaBarbera, Don Englert, Bruce Paulson, Bob Peterson, Cadido, more) 

Buddy Rich was renowned for his musical flamboyance and explosive live performances. He proved that one could 

lead a dynamic jazz band from the drum stool as well as creating a personalized mystique and a clearly defined 

whole. There was a more sensitive side to the great man and this package allows for one example of this to shine 

through however more anon. [Item Code: 72769 2-CD: $23.00] 

BLAIR 

713 BLAIR RESIKA DICK MILLER MOSTLY TORCH SONGS Am I Blue • What Good Am I Without You • Mean 

To Me • How Deep Is The Ocean- Say It Isn’t So • Deep In A Dream • You Don’t Know What Love Is • Peel Me A 

Grape • World Weary • I’ll Never Be The Same • Miss Otis Regrets • Get Out Of Town • There’s A Lull In My Life 

• September Song • Baby, It’s Cold Outside (Collective Personnel: Dick Miller, Dan Block, Lee Hudson, Tom Tracy, 

Brian Nalepka) [2004-2007] Live from Provincetown. Recorded at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum. 

[Item Code: 72870 CD: $15.00] 

BYGONE DAYS 

77068 ADELAIDE HALL ENDURING CHARM OF The Blues I Love To Sing • Baby • Doin’ What I Please • I 

Got Rhythm • I’m Red Hot From Harlem • Strange As It Seems • You Gave Me Everything But Love • This Time It’s 

Love • I Can’t Give You Anything But Love • Solitude • ‘Taint What You Do (It’s The Way That Cha Do It) • Transatlantic 

Lullaby • This Can’t Be Love • Fools Rush In • I Wanna Be Loved • Our Love Affair • Ain’t It A Shame About 

Mame • Moonlight In Mexico • I Take To You • Songs Of The Islands • My Devotion • As Time Goes By • I Don’t 

Want Anybody At All • Sophisticated Lady • I’m Gettin’ Sentimental Over You (Collective Personnel: Duke Ellington 

And His Orchestra, Lew Leslie’s Blackbirds, Mannie Klein, Jimmy Dorsey, Dick McDonough, Art Tatum, Francis 

Carter, Larry Gomar, Fats Waller, Al Craig, Phil Green & His Rhythm On Reeds, more) [1927-1944] A stalwart 

of the ‘Jazz Age’ and one of its most admired survivors (her career spanned 70 years), Adelaide Hall may now have 

less resonance than she did a generation go, in the ‘renaissance’ of interest ensuing from the release of ‘The Cotton 

Club’ (1984). While a swindling coterie of long-standing, mainly British, fans continue to pay homage, her attractive 

recordings of so many now half-forgotten ballads, testaments all to their warm and authoritative performer, deserve 

the attention of a wider and possibly younger audience. [Item Code: 72978 CD: $10.00] 

CAPRI 

74113 GARY SMULYAN SMUL’S PARADISE Sunny • Up In Betty’s Room • Pistachio • Smul’s Paradise • 

Little Miss Half Steps • Aires • Blues For D.P. • Heavenly Hours (Personnel: Mike LeDonne, Pete Bernstein, Kenny 

Washington) [2011] Five time Downbeat Poll winner Gary Smulyan brings his baritone sax to the forefront of the 

classic jazz organ trio with Mike LeDonne on organ, Peter Bernstein on guitar and Kenny Washington on drums. 

Most of the tunes are originals written for the date by Smulyan along with 3 compositions written by and for the late 

great jazz organist Don Patterson. Gospel inspired organist Rhoda Scott’s ‘Pistachio’ and a funky uptempo waltz 

version of the 60’s pop hit ‘Sunny’ round out the session. [Item Code: 72871 CD: $16.00] 


CAPRI 

74114 JEFF HAMILTON TRIO RED SPARKLE Ain’t That A Peach • Bye Ya • On And On • Hat’s Dance • Too 

Marvelous For Words • Laura • A Sleepin’ Bee • Red Sparkle • I Know You Oh So Well • In A Ellingtone (Personnel: 

Tamin Hendelman, Christoph Luty) The 10 year collaboration of the Jeff Hamilton Trio continues with ‘Red 

Sparkle’. The recording showcases classics ‘Laura’ and ‘A Sleepin’ Bee’ as well as the pop hit ‘On and On’, Monk’s 

‘Bye Ya’ and the Johnny Mercer standard ‘Too Marvelous for Words’. [Item Code: 73002 CD: $16.00] 

CHOICE 

71031 THE NEW YORK JAZZ GUITAR ENSEMBLE FOUR ON SIX - A TRIBUTE TO WES MONTGOMERY Wes’ 

Tune • In Your Own Sweet Way • Old Folks • Unit 7 • Speak Like A Child • Four On Six • The Little Green Thang 

(Personnel: Bob Ward, Paul Meyers, Scott Hardy, Bill Bickford, Peter Leitch, Steve Alcott, Taro Okomoto) [1985] 

This amazing guitar band was the brain child of Kansas born guitarist Bob Ward. What started out as an informal 

gathering of friends developed rapidly and achieved precise technique and togetherness. The album was recorded 

in 1985 when the unit had been together for three years and was at it’s peak. [Item Code: 73003 CD: $12.00] 

COMPLETE 60S 

11961 VARIOUS ARTISTS COMPLETE POP INSTRUMENTAL HITS OF THE SIXTIES, VOLUME 2 - 1961 

Wonderland By Night (1a) • Wonderland By Night (1b) • Wabash Blues (1c) (mono) (CD Debut) • Cherry Pink and 

Apple Blossom White (1d) • Exodus (1e) • Main Theme from ‘Exodus’ (Ari’s Theme) (1f) • The Magnificent Seven 

(1g) • Flamingo Express (1h) (mono) • Pepe (1i) • Lost Love (1j) (mono) (U.S. CD Debut) • Calcutta (1k) • (Ghost) 

Riders in the Sky (1l) (mono) • Ja-Da (1m) (mono) • Wheels (1n) • Ram-Bunk-Shush (1o) • Cerveza (1a) • (Theme 

from) Tunes of Glory (1p) (CD Debut) • Tunes of Glory (1q) • Wheels (1r) • Honky Tonk (Part 2) (1s) (mono) • Hearts 

of Stone (1t) (mono) (CD Debut) • Orange Blossom Special (1r) • Green Grass of Texas (1u) (mono) (CD Debut) • Apache (1v) (mono) • Theme from 

‘The Great Impostor’ (1w) • Hide Away (1x) • Asia Minor (1y) (Stereo CD Debut) • On the Rebound (1z) • Theme 

from ‘Dixie’ (1i) • (Love Theme from) One Eyed Jacks (1e) • (Theme from) My Three Sons (1k) • Like, Long Hair (2a) 

(mono) • Brass Buttons (1n) • Tenderly (1a) • Hop Scotch (2b) (mono) • One Mint Julep (2c) • Bumble Boogie (2d) 

(mono) • Underwater (2e) (mono) • African Waltz (2f) • Bonanza (1g) • Lullaby of the Leaves (1o) • That’s the Way 

with Love (2g) (mono) • Exodus (2h) • Ring of Fire (1i) • Anna (1v) (mono) • (Theme from) Goodbye Again (1e) • 

You Can’t Sit Down (2i) (mono) • Ole Buttermilk Sky (1t) (mono) (CD Debut) • Blue Tomorrow (1r) • Yellow Bird (1k) 

• (The Graduation Song) Pomp and Circumstance (2j) (mono) • Boogie Woogie (2d) (mono) • San Antonio Rose (1z) 

• Should I (1n) (mono) • Yellow Bird (2k) • Drivin’ Home (1i) • La Dolce Vita (The Sweet Life) (2l) (CD Debut) • Last 

Night (2m) (mono) • The Charleston (3a) (mono) • Quite a Party (3b) (mono) • The Guns of Navarone (3c) (mono) 

(CD Debut) • San-Ho-Zay (1x) • Now and Forever (1a) • Back Beat #1 (3d) (mono) • (Theme from) Silver City (1o) 

• My Blue Heaven (1i) (mono) • Night Train (3e) • Mexico (3f) • Riders in the Sky (1k) (mono) (CD Debut) • Water 

Boy (3g) (Stereo CD Debut) • Take Five (3h) (mono) • Honky Train (1t) (mono) (CD Debut) • Movin’ (1t) (mono) (CD 

Debut) • Hang On (1z) (CD Debut) • Image (Part 1) (3i) (mono) (U.S. CD Debut) • Late Date (3j) (mono) (CD Debut) • Stick Shift (3k) (mono) • 

Your Last Goodbye (1z) • Berlin Melody (1r) • Morning After (2m) (mono) • Come September (1r) • Blue Moon (1o) • Searching (3l) (mono) (CD 

Debut) • Tonight (1e) • Up a Lazy River (3m) • Let There Be Drums (3n) (mono) (Artists: 1a- Bert Kaempfert; 1b- Louis Prima; 1c- The Viscounts; 

1d- Jerry Murad’s Harmonicats’ 1e- Ferrante & Teicher; 1f- Mantovani ; 1g- Al Caiola ; 1h- The Royaltones; 1i- Duane Eddy; 1j- H.B. Barnum; 1k- 

Lawrence Welk; 1l- The Ramrods; 1m- Johnny & The Hurricanes; 1n- The String-A-Longs ; 1o- The Ventures; 1p- The Cambridge Strings & Singers; 

1q- Mitch Miller ; 1r- Billy Vaughn; 1s- Bill Doggett; 1t- Bill Black’s Combo; 1u- The Texans; 1v- Jorgen Ingmann; 1w- Henry Mancini; 1x- Freddy 

King; 1y- Kokomo; 1z- Floyd Cramer; 2a- Paul Revere & The Raiders; 2b- Santo & Johnny; 2c- Ray Charles; 2d- B. Bumble & The Stingers; 2e- The 

Frogmen; 2f- The Cannonball Adderley Orchestra ; 2g- Piero Soffici; 2h- Eddie Harris; 2i- The Phil Upchurch Combo; 2j- Adrian Kimberley; 2k- The 

Arthur Lyman Group ; 2l- Ray Ellis; 2m- The Mar-Keys; 3a- Ernie Fields; 3b- The Fireballs; 3c- Joe Reisman; 3d- The Rondels; 3e- Richard Hayman; 

3f- Bob Moore; 3g- The Don Shirley Trio; 3h- The Dave Brubeck Quartet; 3i- Hank Levine; 3j- The Parkays; 3k- The Duals; 3l- Jack Eubanks; 

3m- Si Zentner; 3n- Sandy Nelson) (3-CD set) No words can describe this great second release from Complete 60s Records because there are no 

words. This exciting new label from England is undertaking an unprecedented project to compile every single Billboard Hot 100 instrumental hit 

of the 1960s. ‘Complete Pop Instrumental Hits of the Sixties, Vol. 2 - 1961’ is the second in a series of releases that will definitively document the 

decade when the pop instrumental genre truly reached its zenith (CME 11960 Vol. 1 - 1960 is still available). Rock, R&B, country, and orchestral 

instrumental singles all vied for a spot in the Hot 100 weekly charts. Hundreds of them earned that coveted spot in history, and when this project 

is complete, they will all be in the order they peaked on the charts. [Item Code: 73235 3-CD: $36.00] 

CONCORD 

33152 FRANK SINATRA COUNT BASIE THE COMPLETE REPRISE STUDIO RECORDINGS Pennies From 

Heaven • Please Be Kind • (Love Is) The Tender Trap • Looking At The World Thru Rose Colored Glasses • My Kind 

Of Girl • I Only Have Eyes For You • Nice Work If You Can Get It • Learnin’ The Blues • I’m Gonna Sit Eight Down 

And Write Myself A Letter • I Won’t Dance • Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) • I Wish You Love • I Believe In 

You • More (Theme From Mondo Cane) • I Can’t Stop Loving You • Hello, Dolly • I Wanna Be Around • The Best 

Is Yet To Come • The Good Life • Wives And Lovers (Collective Personnel: Thad Jones, Al Porcino, Benny Powell, 

Freddie Green, Sonny Payne, Don Rader, Harry Sweets Edison, Frank Foster, more) [1962•1964] It’s virtually 

impossible to imagine a more swinging combination than Frank Sinatra - the premier pop vocalist of an adoring 

generation - and the mighty orchestra of Count Basie. Such a scintillating summit meeting actually unfolded not once 

but twice in the studio. This collection brings together both of those historic album - length collaborations, originally 

on the label Sinatra founded, Reprise Records. It’s a thoroughly satisfying soiree. [Item Code: 67285 CD: $19.00] 


DELMARK 

2012 JASON ADASIEWICZ SPACER Solo One • Hi Touch • Run Fly • Pillow • The Volunteer • Bees • Bobbie 

• Diesel • Waiting In The Attic • Solo Two (Personnel: Mike Reed, Nate McBride) Sun Rooms is Jason Adasiewicz’s 

three year old trio featuring Jason (vibraphone), Mike Reed (drums) and Nate McBride (bass). Their debut record ‘Sun 

Rooms’ (DMK 593) was named by the New York Times (Ben Ratliff) as one of the Top 10 Pop and Jazz Records of 

2010. ‘Spacer’ was written in the winter of 2011 and slowly shaped through a month long residency at a north side 

Chicago bar, The Whistler. [Item Code: 67303 CD: $17.00] 

2013 JASON STEIN QUARTET THE STORY THIS TIME Background Music • Laced Case • Little Big Horse 

• Skippy • Badlands • Palo Alto • Hatoolie • Gallop’s Gallop • Hoke’s Dream • Work • Lennie Bird (Personnel: 

Keefe Jackson, Jjoshua Abrams, Frank Rosaly) [2011] The debut album of The Jason Stein Quartet, ‘The Story This 

Time’, brings together Chicago bass clarinetist Jason Stein with three of his favorite improvisers. With Joshua Abrams 

on bass, Frank Rosaly on drums, and Keefe Jackson on tenor saxophone and contrabass clarinet, the album features 

five original compositions by Stein and six under explored compositions by jazz luminaries Lee Konitz, Warne 

Marsh, Lenny Tristano, and Thelonious Monk. Following three critically acclaimed albums with his trio Locksmith 

Isidore, Stein’s new Chicago quartet seamlessly integrates rigorous written material with fierce and imaginative improvisational 

flights. [Item Code: 67304 CD: $17.00] 

DKM-LISEM 

801 STEPHANE GRAPPELLI TOOTS THIELEMANS BRINGING IT TOGETHER Bye Bye Blackbird • Just the 

Two of Us • Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover • Georgia On My Mind • Jitterbug Waltz • You’d Be So Nice To Come 

Home To • Hit the Road Jack • Limehouse Blues • As Time Goes By (Personnel: Toots Thielemans, Martin Taylor, 

Brian Torff, Marc Fosset) [1984] In this rare meeting of violinist Stephane Grappelli and harmonica player Toots 

Thielemans, the two masters exhibit their amazing, magical command of rhythm and intonation. This 1984 studio 

session received a delayed release on the Cymekob label in 1995. [Item Code: 73068 CD: $17.00] 

DYNAMIC 

2919 VARIOUS ARTISTS HIT PARADE 1958 At The Hop (a) • All I Have To Do Is Dream (b) • Sugartime (c) 

• Only Make Believe (d) • Twilight Time (e) • Rockin Robin (f) • It’s All In The Game (g) • Who’s Sorry Now (h) • 

Little Star (i) • You Are My Destiny (j) • Tequila (k) • Poor Little Fool (l) • All The Way (m) • Tears On My Pillow (n) • 

26 Miles (Santa Catalina) (o) • One Night (p) • Volare (q) • The Chipmunk Song (r) • Tom Dooley (s) • Catch A Falling 

Star (t) • Sail Along Every Mountain (u) • Are You Sincere (v) • Do You Want To Dance (w) • It’s Too Soon To Know 

(x) • Return To Me (y) (Artists: a- Danny & The Juniors; b- The Everly Brothers; c- The Mcguire Sisters; d- Conway 

Twitty; e- The Platters; f- Bobby Day; g- Tommy Edwards; h- Connie Francis; i- The Elegants; j- Paul Anka; k- The 

Champs; l- Ricky Nelson; m- Frank Sinatra; n- Little Anthony & The Imperials; o- The Four Preps; p- Elvis Presley; 

q- Domenico Modugno; r- The Chipmunks; s- The Kingston Trio; t- Perry Como; u- Billy Vaughn Orch; v- Andy Williams; 

w- Bobby Freeman; x- Pat Boone; y- Dean Martin) [Item Code: 65114 CD: $10.00] 

2920 VARIOUS ARTISTS HIT PARADE 1959 Venus (a) • Lonely Boy (b) • Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (c) • 

Personality (d) • Charlie Brown (e) • Donna (f) • 16 Candles (g) • My Happiness (h) • Sea Of Love (i) • Don’t You 

Know (j) • (Now And Then There’s) A Fool Such As I (k) • The Big Hurt Miss (l) • (Till) I Kissed You (m) • Quiet Village 

Martin (n) • A Teenager In Love (o) • Petite Fleur (p) • Lonely Teardrops (q) • What A Difference A Day Made 

(r) • I Only Have Eyes For You (s) • Misty (t) • The Three Bells (u) • Come Softly To Me (v) • There Goes My Baby 

(w) • Alvin’s Harmonica (x) (Artists: a- Frankie Avalon; b- Paul Anka; c- The Platters; d- Lloyd Price; e- The Coasters; 

f- Ritchie Valens; g- The Crests; h- Connie Francis; i- Phil Phillips; j- Della Reese; k- Elvis Presley; l- Toni Fisher; 

m- The Everly Brothers; n- Denny Orch; o- Dion & The Belmonts; p- Chris Barber’s Jazz Band; q- Jackie Wilson; 

r- Dinah Washington; s- The Flamingos; t- Johnny Mathis; u- The Browns; v- The Fleetwoods; w- The Drifters; x- The 

Chipmunks) [Item Code: 66543 CD: $10.00] 

2921 VARIOUS ARTISTS HIT PARADE 1960 The Theme From ‘A Summer Place’ (a) • The Twist (b) • Devil Or 

Angel (c) • It’s Now Or Never (d) • Stay (e) • Save The Last Dance For Me (f) • I’m Sorry (g) • Finger Poppin’ Time 

(h) • Chain Gang (i) • Only The Lonely (j) • Greenfields (k) • Walk Don’t Run (l) • Sixteen Reasons (m) • Night (n) 

• Volare (o) • You’re Sixteen (p) • Cathy’s Clown (q) • Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini (r) • Mama (s) 

• Beyond The Sea (t) • A Million To One (u) • Alley Oop (v) • Teen Angel (w) • He’ll Have To Go (x) • Georgia On 

My Mind (y) (Artists: a- Percy Faith and His Orchestra; b- Chubby Checker; c- Bobby Vee; d- Elvis Presley; e- Maurice 

Williams and the Zodiacs; f- The Drifters; g- Brenda Lee; h- Hank Ballard; i- Sam Cooke; j- Roy Orbison; k- The 

Brothers Four; l- The Ventures; m- Connie Stevens; n- Jackie Wilson; o- Bobby Rydell; p- Johnny Burnette; q- The 

Everly Brothers; r- Brian Hyland; s- Connie Francis; t- Bobby Darin; u- Jimmy Charles; v- The Hollywood Argyles; 

w- Mark Dinning; x- Jim Reeves; y- Ray Charles) [Item Code: 66544 CD: $10.00] 

ESSENTIAL JAZZ CLASSICS 

55520 STAN GETZ AWARD WINNER Where Or When • Woody’n You • Smiles • Three Little Words • Time 

After Time • This Can’t Be Love • All God’s Chillun Got Rhythm • But Beautiful • Woody’n You [Alternate Take] 

• Time After Time [Alternate Take] • All God’s Chillun Got Rhythm [Alternate Take] Award Winner reunites Stan 

Getz with his mid-’50s right-hand men pianist Lou Levy and bassist Leroy Vinnegar, plus drummer Stan Levey, who 

sat in with the trio on 1956’s The Steamer. It’s the sound that made Getz’ reputation and brought him popularity, a 

fact alluded to in the set’s title. In retrospect, that can make Award Winner seem like standard-issue Getz, since it is 

straight-up Stan, with no surprises. [1957] [Item Code: 73275 CD: $16.00] 



55526 OSCAR PETERSON TRIO THE SOUND OF THE TRIO PLUS FIVE BONUS TRACKS Tricotism • On 

Green Dolphin Street • Thags’ Dance • Ill Wind • Kadota’s Blues • Billy Boy (*) • Daahoud (*) • As Long As There’s 

Music (*) • Sophisticated Lady (*) • Confirmation (*) (Personnel: Ray Brown, Ed Thigpen) [1961] The Oscar Peterson 

Trio’s 1961 live sessions at Chicago’s London House are considered among their finest recordings. This CD 

contains the complete original album ‘The Sound of the Trio’, which was the second of four LPs culled from those 

dates. It features Peterson with Ray Brown on bass, and Ed Thigpen on drums. Five further titles from the same sessions 


55527 OSCAR PETERSON TRIO THE TRIO - LIVE FROM CHICAGO PLUS FOUR BONUS TRACKS I’ve 

Never Been In Love Before • In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning • Chicago • The Night We Called It A Day • 

Sometimes I’m Happy • Whisper Not • Billy Boy • It Happened In Monterey (*) • Moanin’ (*) • Scrapple From The 

Apple (*) • Jim (*) (Personnel: Ray Brown, Ed Thigpen) [1961] The Oscar Peterson Trio’s July 1961 live sessions 

at the Chicago London House are considered among their finest recordings. This CD contains the complete original 

album ‘The Trio - Live from Chicago’ (Verve V6-8420), which was the first of four LPs culled from those dates. It 

features Peterson with Ray Brown on bass, and Ed Thigpen on drums. Four further titles from the same sessions have 

been added as a bonus. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 72973 CD: $16.00] 

55529 OSCAR PETERSON TRIO PUT ON A HAPPY FACE - SOMETHING WARM Put On A Happy Face- 

Put On A Happy Face • Old Folks • Woody’n You • Yesterdays • Diablo • Soon • The Lonesome One • Soemthing 

Warm- There’s No Greater Love • I Remember Clifford • Autumn Leaves • Blues For Big Scotia • Swamp Fire • I 

Love You (Personnel: Ray Brown, Ed Thigpen) [1961] 2 LPs on 1 CD. The Oscar Peterson Trio’s 1961 live sessions 

at Chicago’s London House are considered among their finest recordings. The two LPs contained here in their 

entirety, ‘Put on a Happy Face’ (Verve V6-8660, tracks 1-7) and ‘Something Warm’ (Verve V6-8681, tracks 8-13), 

were culled from those dates. Both albums feature Peterson with Ray Brown on bass, and Ed Thigpen on drums. 

Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 72975 CD: $16.00] 

55530 COLEMAN HAWKINS THE HAWK RELAXES I’ll Never Be The Same • When Day Is Done • Under 

A Blanket Of Blue • More Than You Know • Moonglow • Just A Gigolo • Speak Low • Soul Blues (*) • I 

Hadn’t Anyone Till You (*) • Groovin’ (*) • Greensleeves (*) • Sunday Morning (*) • Until The Real Thing (*) 

• Comes Along (*) • Sweetnin’ (*) (Collective Personnel: Ronnell Bright, Ron Carter, Andrew Cyrille, Kenny 

Burrell, Ray Bryant, Wendell Marshall, Osie Johnson) [1958•1961] Bonus album, ‘Soul’ - (*). The complete 

original album ‘The Hawk Relaxes’, a quintet session which paired the great Coleman Hawkins with guitarist Kenny 

Burrell and bassist Ron Carter. Another quintet album featuring ‘Hawk with Burrell, ‘Soul’ has been added here its 

entirety as a bonus. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 72976 CD: $16.00] 

55531 ELLA FITZGERALD ELLA SWINGS BRIGHTLY WITH NELSON THE COMPLETE SESSIONS - 9 BONUS 

TRACKS When Your Love Has Gone • Don’t Be That Way • Love Me Or Leave Me • I Hear Music • What Am I 

Here For? • I’m Gonna Go Fishin’ • I Won’t Dance • I Only Have Eyes For You • The Gentleman Is A Dope • Mean 

To Me • Alone Together • Pick Yourself Up • Darn That Dream (*) • Georgia On My Mind (*) • I Can’t Get Started (*) 

• It’s A Pity To Say Goodnight (*) • Call Me Darling (Long Take) (*) • Call Me Darling (Short Take) (*) • All Of Me (*) • 

Somebody Loves Me (*) • Cheerful Little Earful (*) [1959•1961] Bonus track - (*). The complete classic album ‘Ella 

Swings Brightly with Nelson’. Ella Fitzgerald’s various collaborations with the great conductor and arranger Nelson 

Riddle. All of the music recorded during these 1961 sessions has been included here (adding seven tracks to the 

twelve on the original LP), as well as two rare tunes from their initial 1959 collaboration (the Gershwin Songbook) 

which weren’t issued on that album. Thanks to ‘Ella Swings Brightly with Nelson’, Fitzgerald won a Grammy Award 

for Best Female Vocal Performance. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 73140 CD: $16.00] 

55532 MILES DAVIS SOMEDAY MY PRINCE WILL COME PLUS FOUR BONUS TRACKS Someday My Prince 

Will Come • Old Folks • Pfrancing (Aka No Blues) • Drad Dog • Teo (Aka Neo) • I Thought About You • Blues No. 2 

• Someday My Prince Will Come (Alt Tk) • I Thought About You (Live) • Someday My Prince Will Come (Live) (Collective 

Personnel: John Coltrane, Hank Mobley, Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb) [1961] 2-CD set. The 

complete album ‘Someday My Prince Will Come’, which was the only studio LP made by the formation of the Miles 

Davis Quintet featuring Hank Mobley on tenor sax (the two other official sets by this quintet would be live recordings). 

It also marks the last recorded encounter of Miles with John Coltrane, who joins Mobley on the title tune and 

is the only tenor heard on ‘Teo’. To the six original tracks on the original LP, added are two selections from the same 

sessions (one with Philly Joe Jones at the drums), as well as live versions of two of the album’s tunes recorded live 

by the same group at the Blackhawk, in San Francisco. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 72971 CD: $16.00] 

55533 MILES DAVIS AT CARNEGIE HALL PLUS BONUS TRACKS So What • Spring Is Here • Teo • Walkin’ 

• The Meaning Of The Blues- Lament • New Rhumba • Someday My Prince Will Come • Oleo • No Blues (Aka 

Pfrancing) • I Thought About You • Concierto De Aranjuez • New Rhumba (Studio Version) (*) • The Meaning Of 

The Blues (Studio Version) (*) • Lament (Studio Version) (*) • Concierto De Aranjuez (Studio Version) (*) (Collective 

Personnel: Miles Davis, Hank Mobley, Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb, The Gil Evans Orchestra, Ernie 

Royal, Johnny Coles, Bernie Glow, Louis Mucci, Jimmy Knepper, Dick Hixson, Frank Rehak, Julius Watkins, Paul 

Ingraham, Robert Swisshelm, Bill Barber, Romeo Penque, Jerome Richardson, Eddie Caine, Bob Tricarico, Danny 

Bank, Janet Putnam, Bobby Rosengarden, Elvin Jones) [1957•1959•1961] 2-CD set. The complete original album 

‘Miles Davis at Carnegie Hall’, which was the only live performance recorded by Miles with the Gil Evans 

orchestra. Several tracks showcase the Miles Davis Quintet featuring Hank Mobley on tenor sax (a formation of the 

quintet which only recorded two other albums, ‘Someday My Prince Will Come’ and a live set at the Blackhawk 

in San Francisco). All of the other music taped during the concert has been added here, as well as, for comparison, 

the existing studio versions of the Davis-Evans tunes performed at Carnegie Hall. Includes 20-page booklet. [Item 

Code: 72970 2-CD: $25.00] 



55534 BILL EVANS TRIO WALTZ FOR DEBBY PLUS FIVE BONUS TRACKS My Foolish Heart • Waltz For 

Debby • Detour Ahead • My Romance • Some Other Time • Milestones • Conversation • Waltz For Debby (Alt Tk) 

• Detour Ahead (Alt Tk) • My Romance (Alt Tk) • I Loves You Porgy (Personnel: Scott Lafaro, Paul Motian) [1961] 

Included here in its entirety, ‘Waltz for Debby’ (Riverside RLP9399) was the second of the two original LPs culled 

from the celebrated 1961 Village Vanguard sessions by the Bill Evans Trio (the first one was Sunday at the Village 

Vanguard Riverside RLP9376). This would also be the last recording by this formation of the group, with Scott LaFaro 

on bass, and Paul Motian on drums. Further titles from the same session have been added as a bonus. Includes 16page 

booklet. [Item Code: 72969 CD: $16.00] 

55535 BILL EVANS TRIO SUNDAY AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD PLUS FIVE BONUS TRACKS Gloria’s 

Step • My Man’s Gone Now • Solar • Alice In Wonderland • All Of You • Jade Visions • Gloria’s Step (Alt Tk) • 

Alice In Wonderland (Alt Tk) • All Of You (Alt Tk #1) • All Of You (Alt Tk #2) • Jade Visions (Alt Tk) • A Few Final 

Bars (Personnel: Scott Lafaro, Paul Motian) [1961] Included here in its entirety, ‘Sunday at the Village Vanguard’ 

(Riverside RLP9376) was the first of the two original LPs culled from the celebrated 1961 Village Vanguard sessions 

by the Bill Evans Trio (the second one was ‘Waltz for Debby’). This would also be the last recording by this formation 

of the group, with Scott LaFaro on bass, and Paul Motian on drums. Further titles from the same session have been 

added as a bonus. Includes 20-page booklet. [Item Code: 72968 CD: $16.00] 

55536 LOUIS ARMSTRONG DUKE ELLINGTON THE GREAT SUMMIT Duke’s Place • I’m Just A Lucky So 

And So • Cottontail • Mood Indigo • Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From Me • The Beautiful American • Black And 

Tan Fantasy • Drop Me Off In Harlem • The Mooche • In A Mellow Tone • It Don’t Mean A Thing (If It Ain’t Got 

That Swing) • Solitude • Don’t Get Around Much Anymore • I’m Beginning To See The Light • Just Squeeze Me • 

I Got It Bad (And That Ain’t Good) • Azalea • Duke’s Place (Live) • In A Mellow Tone (Live) • Nobody Knows The 

Trouble I’ve Seen (Live) (Collective Personnel: Barney Bigard, Mort Herbert, Duke Ellington, Trummy Young, Joe 

Darensbourg, Irving Manning, Danny Barcelona) [1961] 2 LPs on 1 CD, and three bonus tracks. The complete 

master takes from the only full studio session ever made by Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington together. The date 

was originally divided onto two albums: ‘Together for the First Time’ (Roulette SR52074) and ‘The Great Reunion of 

Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington’ (Roulette SR52103). As a bonus, added is a true rarity that appears on CD here 

for the first time ever: Louis and Duke’s last preserved appearance together, promoting their album on the Ed Sullivan 

TV show, as well as an additional song by Louis alone which completes all existing music from that program. 


55537 ERIC DOLPHY BOOKER LITTLE QUINTET AT THE FIVE SPOT COMPLETE EDITION Like Someone In 

Love • God Bless The Child • Aggression • Fire Waltz • Bee Vamp • The Prophet • Booker’s Waltz • Status Seeking • 

Number Eight (Aka Potsa Lotsa) • Bee Vamp #2 (Personnel: Booker Little Mal Waldron, Richard Davis, Ed Blackwell) 

[1961] 2-CD set. For the first time on a single set. The complete recordings by the Eric Dolphy Quintet with Booker 

Little made live at the Five Spot Cafe in 1961. This material originally appeared on three separate LPs (‘Eric Dolphy 

at the Five Spot Vols. 1 & 2’ - New Jazz NJ8260 and Prestige PR7294 - and ‘Memorial Album’ –Prestige PR7334). 

Includes 20-page booklet. [Item Code: 72966 2-CD: $25.00] 

55538 JOHN COLTRANE AFRICA•BRASS Africa • Greensleeves • Blues Minor • Song Of The Undergound 

Railroad • Greensleeves (Alt. Tk) • Africa (Alt Tk) • The Damned Don’t Cry (Personnel: McCoy Tyner, Reggie Workman, 

Elvin Jones) [1961] The complete original LP ‘Africa•Brass’ (Impulse AS-6) plus all of the music from its 

sequel ‘The Africa Brass Sessions, Vol. 2’ (AS-9273) and the remaining song from the sessions, ‘The Damned Don’t 

Cry’. ‘Africa•Brass’ marks one of Coltrane’s most ambitious projects (with respect to both instrumentation and rhythmic 

variation), as well as his first collaboration with the great Eric Dolphy, who not only played reeds here but also 

orchestrated and conducted all but one of the tracks. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 72965 CD: $16.00] 

55539 HELEN HUMES TAIN’T NOBODY’S BIZ-NESS IF I DO ‘Tain’t Nobody’s Biz-ness If I Do- You Can Depend 

On Me • Trouble In Mind • Among My Souvenirs • Ain’t Misbehavin’ • Stardust • Bill Bailey • When I Grow 

Too Old To Dream • A Good Man Is Hard To Find • Bill • ‘Tain’t Nobody’s Biz-Ness If I Do • I Got It Bad And 

That Ain’t Good • When The Saints Go Marching In • Songs I Like To Sing- If I Could Be With You • Don’t Worry 

‘Bout Me • Every Now And Then • I Want A Roof Over My Head • St. Louis Blues • You’re Driving Me Crazy • My 

Old Flame • Million Dollar Secret • Love Me Or Leave Me • Imagination • Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m 

Gone (Collective Personnel: Jack Sheldon, Art Pepper, Ben Webster, Tedyd Edwards, Andre Previn, Barney Kessel, 

Leroy Vinnegar, Shelly Manne, Frank Rosolino, Mel Lewis, Benny Carter) [1959/1960] The complete original album 

‘Tain’t Nobody’s Biz-ness If I Do (Contemporary S7571), which showcases Helen Humes backed by an all-star 

group including Benny Carter, Frank Rosolino, Teddy Edwards and Shelly Manne. As a bonus, added is her following 

album, ‘Songs I Like to Sing’ (Contemporary S7582), featuring Humes along with Ben Webster and Art Pepper 

performing arrangements by Marty Paich. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 73141 CD: $16.00] 

55540 ETTA JONES DON’T GO TO STRANGERS - SOMETHING NICE Don’t Go To Strangers- Yes Sir, That’s 

My Baby • Don’t Go To Strangers • I Love Paris • Fine And Mellow • Where Or When • If I Had You • On The Street 

Where You Live • Something To Remember You By • Bye Bye Blackbird • All The Way • Soemthing Nice- Through 

A Long And Sleepless Night • My Heart Tells Me • That’s All There Is To That • Till There Was You • I Only Have 

Eyes For You • Maybe You’ll Be There • Love Is The Thing • Almost Like Being In Love • Easy Living • Canadian 

Sunset • Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) (Collective Personnel: Frank Wess, Ricahrd Wyands, Skeeter 

Best, George Duvivier, Roy Haynes, more) [1960-1961] The complete original Etta Jones albums, ‘Don’t Go to 

Strangers’ (Prestige PR7186), on which she is backed by a quintet including Frank Wess and Roy Haynes, and, as 

a bonus, her subsequent LP ‘Something Nice’ (Prestige PR7194), also featuring Haynes. The former made Jones an 

overnight sensation when the title tune from the album went gold, hitting the Top 40 on the pop charts and reaching 

number five on the R&B charts. Includes 16-page booklet. [Item Code: 73142 CD: $16.00] 



55541 NINA SIMONE SINGS ELLINGTON - AT NEWPORT Nina Simone Sings Ellington- Do Nothin’ Till You 

Hear From Me • I Got It Bad (And That Ain’t Good) • Hey, Buddy Bolden • Merry Mending • Something To Live 

For • You Better Know It • I Like The Sunrise (From The Liberian Suite) • Solitude • The Gal From Joe’s • Satin Doll 

• It Don’t Mean A Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing) • Mood Indigo (*) • Nina Simone At Newport- Trouble In Mind 

• Porgy • Little Liza Jane • You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To • Flo Me La • Nina’s Blues • In The Evening By 

The Moonlight (Collective Personnel: Jimmy Bond, Albert Tootie Heath, Al Shackman, Chris White, Rob Hamilton) 

[1957/1960-1961] Bonus track - (*). The complete 1961 original album ‘Nina Simone Sings Ellington’ (Colpix 

SCP425) by the great Nina Simone (tracks 1-11). It showcases her singing and playing a set of songs by Duke Ellington. 

As a bonus, added is Nina’s version of Ellington’s ‘Mood Indigo’ from her first album, as well as the complete LP 

‘Nina Simone at Newport’ (Colpix SCP412), which presents her set at the Newport Jazz Festival on June 30, 1960. 


55542 BILL EVANS TRIO EXPLORATIONS + 2 BONUS TRACKS + 3 ALT. TAKES 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 (Alt Tk) • How Deep Is The Ocean (Alt Tk) • I Wish I Knew (Alt Tk) • Nardis (Live) • Beautiful 

Love into Five (Live) (Personnel: Scott Lafaro, Paul Motian) [1961] Included here in its entirety, ‘Explorations’ was 

Bill Evans’ fourth album as a leader, following ‘New Jazz Conceptions’ (1956), ‘Everybody Digs Bill Evans’ (1958), 

and ‘Portrait in Jazz’ (1959). It was also Evans’ second LP with the talented bassist Scott LaFaro. In addition to all of 

the music produced during the date, also included the only two existing live versions by this trio of tunes from the 

album, recorded at Birdland less than a year before the studio session. [Item Code: 73043 CD: $16.00] 

55543 CARMEN McRAE SINGS LOVER MAN AND OTHER BILLIE HOLIDAY CLASSICS Carmen McRae 

Sings Lover Man And Other Billie Holiday Classics- Them There Eyes • Yesterdays • I’m Gonna Lock My Heart (And 

Throw Away The Key) • Strange Fruit • Miss Brown To You • My Man • I Cried For You • Lover Man • Trav’lin’ 

Light • Some Other Spring • What A Little Moonlight Can Do • God Bless The Child • If The Moon Turns Green • 

The Christmas Song • Carmen McRae- Easy To Love • If I’m Lucky • Old Devil Moon • Tip Toe Gently • You Made 

Me Care • Last Time For Love • Misery • Too Much In Love To Care • Something To Live For (*) • Supper Time 

(*) (Collective Personnel: Nat Adderley, Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis, Mundell Lowe, Norman Simmons, Bob Cranshaw, 

Walter Perkins, Wendell Marshall, Herbie Mann, Mat Mathews, Kenny Carke, Tony Scott, Dick Katz, Percy Heath, 

Osie Johnson, Billy Strayhorn) [1954-1955/1961] Bonus tracks - (*). 2LPs on 1CD + 2 bonus tracks. The complete 

original LP ‘Carmen McRae Sings Lover Man and other Billie Holiday Classics’ (Columbia CS8530), which as its 

title indicates, was McRae’s tribute to the great Lady Day. All other existing songs from the sessions, as well as the 

complete original LP ‘Carmen McRae’ (Bethlehem BCP1023) and two additional tunes, have been added as a bonus. 

[Item Code: 73044 CD: $16.00] 

55544 DUKE ELLINGTON COUNT BASIE DUKE ELLINGTON MEETS COUNT BASIE - BATTLE ROYAL + 7 

BONUS TRACKS Battle Royal • To You • Take The ‘A’ Train • Corner Pocket (Aka Until I Met You) • Wild Man 

(Aka Wild Man Moore) • Segue In C • B D B • Jumpin’ At The Woodside • One More Once • Blues In Hoss’ Flat 

(Blues In Frankie’s Flat) • Perdido • What Am I Here For? • I’m Beginning To See The Light • In A Mellow Tone • 

One O’clock Jump • Wild Man Moore (Paris Blues Version) • Battle Royal (Paris Blues Version) (Collective Personnel: 

Cat Anderson, Willie Cook, Ed Mullens, Fats Ford, Ray Nance, Juan Tizol, Lawrence Brown, Louis Blackburn, 

Jimmy Hamilton Johnny Hodges, Russell Procope, Paul Gonsalves, Harry Carney, Billy Strayhorn, Aaron Bell, Sam 

Woodyard, Thad Jones, Sonny Cohn, Snooky Young, Lonnie Johnson, Henry Coker, Quentin Jackson, Benny Powell, 

Marshall Royal, Frank Wess, Frank Foster, Budd Johnson, Charlie Fowlkes, Count Basie, Freddie Green, Eddie Jones, 

Sonny Payne) [1961] The complete original album ‘Battle Royal - Duke Ellington Meets Count Basie’ (Columbia 

CS8515), which was the only collaboration ever recorded by both legendary big band leaders. As a bonus, added 

are recordings of Basie playing Ellington’s ‘In a Mellow Tone’, ‘I’m Beginning to See the Light’, ‘What Am I Here 

For?’ and ‘Perdido’, as well as Ellington’s rendition of Basie’s ‘One O’Clock Jump’, and the original versions of ‘Wild 

Man Moore’ and ‘Battle Royal’ from Ellington’s soundtrack to the film Paris Blues. Includes 16-page booklet. [Item 

Code: 73045 CD: $16.00] 

55545 NINA SIMONE AT THE VILLAGE GATE Just In Time • He Was Too Good To Me • House Of The Rising 

Sun • Bye Bye Blackbird • Brown Baby • Zungo • If He Changed My Name • Children Go Where I Send You • 

Eretz Zavat Chalav U’dvash (*) • Vaynikehu (*) • Sinner Man (*) • You’ll Never Walk Alone (*) • Children Go Where 

I Send You (Original Studio Version) (*) • You’ll Never Walk Alone (Original Studio Version) (*) (Collective Personnel: 

Al Shackman, Chris White, Rob Hamilton, Jimmy Bond, Albert Tootie Heath) [1957•1959•1961] The complete 

original album ‘At the Village Gate’ (Colpix SCP421) by the great Nina Simone (tracks 1-8). It showcases her singing 

and playing the piano backed by a trio of guitar, bass and drums. All other known music recorded during that 

engagement, as well as two original studio versions of songs recorded at the Village Gate have been added here as 

a bonus. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 73144 CD: $16.00] 

55546 ERIC DOLPHY QUARTET IN EUROPE THE COMPLETE 1961 COPENHAGEN CONCERTS PLUS 3 

BONUS TRACKS Don’t Blame Me • When Lights Are Low • Don’t Blame Me #2 • Les • The Way You Look Tonight 

• Woody’n You • Laura • Glad To Be Unhappy • God Bless The Child • In The Blues (Takes 1-3) • Hi-Fly • Oleo 

• When Lights Are Low #2 (*) • Laura #2 (*) • 52nd Street Theme (*) (Collective Personnel: Bent Axen, Erik Moseholm, 

Jorn Elniff, Chuck Israels, Ronny Johansson, Kurt Lindgren, Rune Carlsson) [1961] Bonus tracks - (*). 2-CD 

set. All of the music recorded by the Eric Dolphy Quartet in Denmark on September 6 & 8, 1961, which originally 

appeared on three separate LPs: ‘Eric Dolphy in Europe Vols. 1 to 3’ (Prestige PR7304, PR7350 and PR7366). Further 

versions of ‘Laura’ (unaccompanied) and ‘When Lights Are Low’ as well as a short take on Thelonious Monk’s ‘52nd 

Street Theme’, recorded a few days earlier in Sweden, have been added as a bonus. Includes 16-page booklet [Item 

Code: 73046 2-CD: $25.00] 



55548 CANNONBALL ADDERLEY WITH BILL EVANS KNOW WHAT I MEAN PLUS 4 BONUS TRACKS 

Waltz For Debby • Goodbye • Who Cares? • Venice • Toy • Elsa • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) • Know What I 

Mean? • Who Cares? (Alt Tk) • Toy (Alt Tk) • Know What I Mean? (Alt Tk) • Waltz For Debby (*) • Elsa (*) • Scotch 

And Water (*) • Arriving Soon (*) (Collective Personnel: Bill Evans, Percy Heath, Connie Kay, Scott LaFaro, Paul 

Motian, Nat Adderley, Joe Zawinul, Sam Jones, Louis Hayes) [1956/1961] Bonus tracks - (*). The complete original 

album ‘Know What I Mean’/, which was Cannonball Adderley’s third and final collaboration with Bill Evans outside 

of their work with the Miles Davis Sextet. The album also marks the pianist and saxophonist’s only recording together 

in a quartet format. As a bonus to this spectacular session, added are Bill Evans’ solo and trio versions of ‘Waltz for 

Debby’ and ‘Elsa’, as well as the only two complete tracks by Adderley’s regular group recorded on the Jazz Casual 

TV show during the same period as the main album. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 73048 CD: $16.00] 

55549 WES MONTGOMERY SO MUCH GUITAR So Much Guitar- Twisted Blues • Cotton Tail • I Wish I 

Knew • I’m Just A Lucky So And So • Repetition • Somethin’ Like Bags • While We’re Young • One For My Baby • 

The Montgomery Brothers In Canada- Jeanine • Snowfall • Angel Eyes • Barbados • This Love Of Mine • On Green 

Dolphin Street • You Don’t Know What Love Is • Beaux Arts (Collective Personnel: Hank Jones, Ron Carter, Lex 

Humphries, Ray Barretto, Buddy Montgomery, Monk Montgomery, Paul Humphrey) [1961] 2 LPs on 1 CD. Wes 

Montgomery’s complete classic album ‘So Much Guitar’. Featuring Wes in a memorable quintet set with Hank Jones 

on piano, Ron Carter on bass, Lex Humphries on drums, and Ray Barretto on congas. As a bonus, the complete LP 

‘The Montgomery Brothers in Canada’ (Fantasy F8086), recorded at The Cellar in studio conditions (with no audience 

present). It has Wes in the company of his brothers Buddy and Monk (plus drummer Paul Humphrey). Includes 

16-page booklet. [Item Code: 73049 CD: $16.00] 

55551 DUKE ELLINGTON PIANO IN THE FOREGROUND PLUS 9 BONUS TRACKS I Can’t Get Started • 

Cong-Go • Body And Soul • Blues For Jerry • Fontainebleau Forest • Summertime • It’s Bad To Be Forgotten • A 

Hundred Dreams Ago • So • Searching (Pleading For Love) • Springtime In Africa • Lotus Blossom • All The Things 

You Are (Take 1) (*) • All The Things You Are (Take 2) (*) • Piano Improvisation No. 1 (*) • Piano Improvisation No. 

2 (*) • Piano Improvisation No. 3 (*) • Piano Improvisation No. 4 (*) • Dancers In Love (*) • Prelude To A Kiss (*) 

• In A Sentimental Mood (*) (Collective Personnel: Aaron Bell, Sam Woodyard, Jimmy Woode, Wendell Marshall, 

Butch Ballard) [1953/1957/1961] Bouns tracks - (*). The complete original Duke Ellington album ‘Piano in the 

Foreground’, one of the few occasions on which Duke devoted a whole album to his trio playing. As a bonus, added 

are two complete Ellington trio sessions from 1957 and three further titles from a 1953 session in the same format. 


55553 ELLA FITZGERALD CLAP HANDS, HERE COMES CHARLIE A Night In Tunisia • You’re My Thrill • 

My Reverie • Stella By Starlight • ‘Round Midnight • Jersey Bounce • Signing Off • Cry Me A River • This Year’s 

Kisses • Good Morning Heartache • Born To Be Blue • Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie! • Spring Can Really Hang 

You Up The Most • Music Goes ‘Round And Around • The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else (*) • I Got A Guy 

(*) • This Could Be The Start Of Something Big (*) • Trav’lin’ Light (*) • The Man That Got Away (*) • Hernando’s 

Hideway (*) • Later (*) • A Foggy Day (*) • Lullaby Of Birdland (*) (Collective Personnel: Lou Levy, Herb Ellis, 

Joe Mondragon, Stan Levey, Wilfred Middlebrooks, Gus Johnson, Dick Hyman, Max Bennett, Raymond Tunia, Ray 

Brown, Buddy Rich) [1954-1961] The complete classic album ‘Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie’ (Verve V64053), 

which coupled two superb small group sessions featuring Ella Fitzgerald with pianist Lou Levy, guitarist Herb Ellis, 

and drummer Stan Levey, among others. As a bonus, added are four more studio tracks by Ella backed by Levy, as 

well as a complete live 1954 performance in Hartford, most of which appears here on CD for the first time ever. 


55554 COUNT BASIE TONY BENNETT COMPLETE RECORDINGS In Person- Just In Time • When I Fall In 

Love • Taking A Chance On Love • Without A Song • Fascinatin’ Rhythm • Solitude • Pennies From Heaven • 

Lost In The Stars • Firefly • There Will Never Be Another You • Lullaby Of Broadway • Ol’ Man River • Basie And 

Bennett- Life Is A Song • With Plenty Of Money And You • Jeepers Creepers • Are You Havin’ Any Fun? • Anything 

Goes • Strike Up The Band • Chicago • I’ve Grown Accustomed To Her Face • Poor Little Rich Girl • Growing Pains 

• I Guess I’ll Have To Change My Plans • After Supper • Ol’ Man River (Instrumental) • After Supper (Instrumental) 

(Collective Personnel: Thad Jones, Wendell Culley, Snooky Young, Joe Newman, Henry Coker, Ralph Sharon, Benny 

Powell, Al Grey, Marshall Royal, more) [1957-1959] All existing recordings by Tony Bennett backed by the Count 

Basie band, complete for the first time on a single CD. Their collaborations consist of two albums: ‘In Person - Tony 

Bennett-Count Basie and His Orchestra’ and ‘Basie/Bennett - Count Basie and His Orchestra Swings/Tony Bennett 

Sings’ (Roulette SR27072). Despite the title of the first LP, these are all studio recordings. Basie never recorded most 

of the tunes from these albums again. As a bonus, added are two of the few existing instrumental versions by the 

Basie orchestra of the tunes he recorded with Bennett. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 73146 CD: $16.00] 

55555 OLIVER NELSON ERIC DOLPHY COMPLETE RECORDINGS Screamin’ The Blues • March On, March 

On • The Drive • The Meetin’ • Three Seconds • Alto-Itis • Trane Whistle • Whole Nelson • You Are Too Beautiful 

• Stolen Moments (First Version, Aka The Stolen Moment) • Walk Away • Jaws • The Blues And The Abstract Truth- 

Stolen Moments • Hoe-Down • Cascades • Yearnin’ • Butch And Butch • Teenie’s Blues • Straight Ahead- Images 

• Six And Four • Mama Lou • Ralph’s New Blues • Straight Ahead • 111-44 (Collective Personnel: Eric Dolphy, 

Roy Haynes, Richard Williams, Richard Wyands, George Duvivier, Eddie Lockjaw Davis, Clark Terry, Bob Bryant, 

Melba Liston, Jimmy Cleveland, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers, more) [1960-1961] 2-CD set. Oliver Nelson and Eric 

Dolphy combined their superb talents on just four albums, all of them recorded in 1960-61. All four LPs are included 

here in their entirety in chronological order. The albums consist of two albums with Nelson as the leader: ‘Screamin’ 

the Blues’ and ‘The Blues and the Abstract Truth’. Then Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis’ ‘Trane Whistle’, and finally the only 

album presenting both Nelson and Dolphy as co-leaders: ‘Straight Ahead’. [Item Code: 73147 2-CD: $25.00] 



18 VARIOUS ARTISTS THIS RECORD IS NOT TO BE BROADCAST - BANNED BY THE BBC VOLUME 1 

We Can’t Let You Broadcast That (1a) • Minnie The Moocher (1b) • With My Little Ukelele In My Hand (1c) • Radio 

Times (1d) • Song Of India (1e) • She Had To Go And Lose It At The Astor (1f) • With My Little Stick Of Blackpool 

Rock (1c) • Gloomy Sunday (1g) • House Of The Rising Sun (1h) • God Bless The Child (1g) • The Story Of A Starry 

Night (1i) • Light A Candle In The Chapel (1j) • Deep In The Heart Of Texas (1k) • La Petite Tonkinoise (1l) • Don’t 

Let’s Be Beastly To The Germans (1m) • Paper Doll (1n) • Say A Prayer For The Boys Over There (1o) • I’ll Be Home 

For Christmas (1k) • The Blue Danube (1p) • Till The End Of Time (1q) • Rum And Coca-Cola (1r) • I’m Always 

Chasing Rainbows (1q) • The Cradle Song (Brahms’ Lullaby) (1j) • The Christening (1s) • Sabre Dance (1t) • We 

Have To Be So Careful (2a) • A-Huggin’ And A-Chalkin’ (2b) • The Foggy Foggy Dew (2c) • Deck Of Cards (2d) • 

I’m Nobody’s Baby (2e) • Sixty Minute Man (2f) • It Is No Secret (2g) • Send Me To The ‘Lectric Chair (2h) • I Went 

To Your Wedding (1p) • It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk (2i) • Answer Me (2j) • Crying In The Chapel (2k) • 

Hank Janson Blues (2l) • The Devil Is A Woman (2m) • Such A Night (2n) • Hold My Hand (2o) • My Friend (2p) • Honey Love (2q) • The Story 

Of Three Loves (2r) • Cuddle Me (2q) • Keep Me In Mind (2s) • Sincerely (2t) • Croce Di Oro (Cross Of Gold) (2u) • I Heard The Angels Singing 

(2j) • Stranger In Paradise (2v) • he Heel (3a) • Main Title (from The Man With The Golden Arm) (3b) • Bewitched (3c) • John And Marsha (3d) 

• Greensleeves (2a) • Walk Hand In Hand (3e) • Love For Sale (3c) • St. Theresa Of The Roses (3f) • Mack The Knife (3g) • Woman Love (3h) • 

Diggin’ My Potatoes (3i) • Maggie May (3j) • Toll The Bell Easy (3k) • The Garden Of Eden (3l) • A Rose And A Baby Ruth (3m) • How Little We 

Know (3n) • Burn My Candle (3o) • This Silver Madonna (3p) • Rock You Sinners (3q) • The Sky (3r) • Love Is Strange (3s) • Honeycomb (3t) • 

The Unbeliever (3u) • A Rose And A Candy Bar (3m) • The Old Dope Peddler (3v) (Artists: 1a- Norman Long; 1b- Cab Calloway; 1c- George 

Formby; 1d- The BBC Dance Orchestra; 1e- Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra; 1f- Johnny Messner; 1g- Billie Holiday; 1h- Josh White; 1i- Glenn 

Miller; 1j- Frank Sinatra; 1k- Bing Crosby; 1l- Josephine Baker; 1m- Noel Coward; 1n- The Mills Brothers; 1o- Deanna Durbin; 1p- Spike Jones And 

His City Slickers; 1q- Perry Como; 1r- The Andrews Sisters; 1s- Arthur Askey; 1t- Woody Herman; 2a- The Beverley Sisters; 2b- Johnny Mercer; 2c- 

Peter Pears; 2d- T. Texas Tyler; 2e- Frankie Howard; 2f- Billy Ward And His Dominoes; 2g- Jo Stafford; 2h- George Melly; 2i- Kitty Wells; 2j- Frankie 

Laine; 2k- Lee Lawrence; 2l- Anne Shelton; 2m- Herb Jeffries; 2n- Johnnie Ray; 2o- Don Cornell; 2p- Eddie Fisher; 2q- Dennis Lotis; 2r- Ray Martin; 

2s- Lita Roza; 2t- Liberace; 2u- Joan Regan; 2v- The Four Aces; 3a- Eartha Kitt; 3b- Billy May And His Orchestra; 3c- Ella Fitzgerald; 3d- Stan 

Freberg; 3e- Tony Martin; 3f- Malcolm Vaughan; 3g- Louis Armstrong; 3h- Gene Vincent And The Blue Caps; 3i- Lonnie Donegan; 3j- Vipers Skiffle 

Group; 3k- Les Hobeaux; 3l- Frankie Vaughan; 3m- George Hamilton IV; 3n- Frank Sinatra; 3o- Shirley Bassey; 3p- Kirk Stevens; 3q- Art Baxter & 

His Rock ‘n’ Roll Sinners; 3r- Petula Clark; 3s- Mickey And Sylvia; 3t- Jimmie Rodgers; 3u- Guy Mitchell; 3v- Tom Lehrer) [1931-1957] 3-CD set. 

From early in the life of the BBC, the Corporation’s senior management operated a system of unofficial censorship, whereby before records could 

be played on the air, they had to be approved for broadcast by the Dance Music Policy Committee, and their decision endorsed by the Head of 

Light Entertainment. Records were banned from broadcast for a variety of reasons - risque innuendo, religious references, mention of commercial 

brands, over-sentimentality, bad taste, and (a particular obsession of the BBC’s Director of Music in the 1940s, Sir Arthur Bliss) the fact that a tune 

was borrowed from classical works. As a result, a large number of records, of widely disparate style and content, found themselves with ‘Not to 

be broadcast’ stickers on them. This collection brings together 75 recordings which fell foul of the BBC’s red pencil up to the year 1957. [Item 

Code: 67046 3-CD: $28.00] 

38 VARIOUS ARTISTS THIS RECORD IS NOT TO BE BROADCAST - BANNED BY THE BBC VOLUME 2 She Was Only A Postmaster’s 

Daughter (1a) • Gimme A Pigfoot (And A Bottle Of Beer) (1b) • Peaceful Street (1c) • When I’m Cleaning Windows (1d) • Lili Marleen (1e) • Miss 

You (1f) • The Reefer Song (If You’re A Viper) (1g) • Please No Squeeza Da Banana (1h) • One Has My Name, The Other Has My Heart (1i) • 

Angels In The Sky (1j) • Old Man Atom (1k) • Lovin’ Machine (1l) • In The Beginning (1m) • He (1n) • Honey Hush (10) • Moonlight Love (1p) 

• To Keep My Love Alive (1q) • Ninety Nine Years (Dead Or Alive) (1r) • You’ll Get Yours (1s) • Somebody Up There Likes Me (1p) • A Russian 

Love Song (1t) • I Leaned On A Man (1u) • The Tommy Rot Story (1v) • Hard Headed Woman (1w) • I Want To Be Evil (1x) • The Mocking Bird 

(2a) • Nobody Loves Like An Irishman (2b) • Baubles, Bangles And Beads (2c) • Dinner With Drac (Part 1) (2d) • Dinner With Drac (Part 2) (2d) • 

High Class Baby (2e) • Lazy Mary (2f) • Beep Beep (2g) • Be Prepared (2h) • Little Star (2i) • Love Is (2j) • Guess Things Happen That Way (2k) • 

Ting Tong Tang (2l) • Mighty Mighty Man (2m) • Whoa Buck (Whoa Back, Buck) (2b) • Charlie Brown (2n) • We Will All Go Together When We 

Go (2h) • I’ve Come Of Age (2o) • A Worried Man (2p) • Danny Boy (2q) • The Test Of Time (2r) • The Battle Of New Orleans (2s) • The Voice 

In My Heart (2t) • The Shag (Is Totally Cool) (2u) • Three Stars (2v) • A Christmas Prayer (2w) (Artists: 1a- Durium Dance Band; 1b- Bessie Smith; 

1c- Ernest Butcher; 1d- George Formby; 1e- Lale Andersen; 1f- Bing Crosby; 1g- Fats Waller; 1h- Louis Prima & His Orchestra; 1i- Jimmy Wakely; 

1j- The Crew Cuts; 1k- Sons Of The Pioneers; 1l- Wynonie Harris; 1m- Frankie Laine; 1n- Al Hibbler; 1o- Johnny Burnette Trio (Johnny, Dorsey & 

Paul); 1p- Perry Como; 1q- Ella Fitzgerald; 1r- Guy Mitchell; 1s- Frank Sinatra; 1t- The Goons; 1u- Connie Francis; 1v- Morris And Mitch; 1w- Elvis 

Presley; 1x- Elvis Presley; 2a- The Four Lads; 2b- Lonnie Donegan; 2c- The Kirby Stone Four; 2d- John Zacherle; 2e- Cliff Richard & The Drifters; 2f- 

Lou Monte; 2g- The Playmates; 2h- Tom Lehrer; 2i- The Elegants; 2j- Alma Cogan; 2k- Johnny Cash & The Tennessee Two; 2l- Ken Platt; 2m- Bobby 

Darin; 2n- The Coasters; 2o- Billy Storm; 2p- The Kingston Trio; 2q- Conway Twitty; 2r- Robert Earl; 2s- Johnny Horton; 2t- Eydie Gorme; 2u- Billy 

Graves; 2v- Ruby Wright; 2w- Ruby Wright) [1942-1959] 2-CD set. It has often been reported that a record has been banned by the BBC but 

it was not until the release of the groundbreaking set, ‘This Record Is Not To Be Broadcast’, in 2008 that actual proof was given. The BBC never 

wanted to publicise its decisions, but using the BBC’s files, broadcaster Spencer Leigh compiled a 3CD set which showed not only what had been 

banned but also why the BBC found the tracks objectionable. ‘This Record Is Not To Be Broadcast’ was the subject 

of many media features and received excellent reviews, both from within the BBC and outside it! Now comes the 

second volume, another 50 more tracks, all banned by the BBC. The collection includes songs about drugs (Fats 

Waller’s Reefer Man), political incorrectness (Lonnie Donegan’s Nobody Loves Like An Irishman), advertising (Cliff 

Richard’s High Class Baby and the Playmates’ Beep Beep), and ‘mutilation of the classics’ (such as Perry Como’s 

Moonlight Love, which took it’s melody from Debussy). The shock horror-rock of John Zacherle’s Dinner With Drac 

was considered despicable, but even Billy Fury’s plaintive My Christmas Prayer fell foul of the censors. Part of the 

fun is listening without reading the booklet and trying to guess why the tracks were banned. In 1959, the Kingston 

Trio’s Worried Man was banned because the BBC didn’t like the word ‘closet’ being used for ‘cupboard’. Many of 

the tracks are appearing on CD for the first time. As Spencer says, ‘I hope no broadcaster will get into trouble for 

playing them as it is by no means clear that the various bans have been lifted.’ [Item Code: 67047 2-CD: $25.00] 



104 VARIOUS ARTISTS BRITAIN’S FIRST NUMBER ONES 1939-1945 I’m Sending A Letter To Santa Claus 

(1a) • I’ll Remember (1b) • Scatterbrain (1c) • In An Eighteenth Century Drawing Room (1d) • Over The Rainbow 

(1e) • There’s A Boy Coming Home On Leave (1f) • Arm In Arm (1g) • You Made Me Care (1h) • When Our Dreams 

Grow Old (1i) • Don’t Ever Pass Me By (1j) • The Singing Hills (1k) • I Can’t Love You Any More (Than I Do) (1l) • 

All The Things You Are (1m) • All Over The Place (1n) • Bless ‘Em All (1o) • Only Forever (1p) • We Three (My Echo, 

My Shadow And Me) (1q) • We Three (My Echo, My Shadow And Me) (1r) • The Last Time I Saw Paris (1s) • Over 

The Hill (1t) • Waltzing In The Clouds (1j) • Waltzing In The Clouds (2a) • I’ve Got Sixpence (2b) • Amapola (2c) • 

Russian Rose (2d) • Yours (Quiereme Mucho) (1t) • Yours (Quiereme Mucho) (2e) • Rose O’Day (1f) • That Lovely 

Weekend (1l) • What More Can I Say (2f) • The Sailor With The Navy Blue Eyes (2g) • The White Cliffs Of Dover 

(1t) • It’s Spring Again (2h) • Deep In The Heart Of Texas (1p) • Deep In The Heart Of Texas (2i) • How Green Was 

My Valley (1t) • Jealousy (2j) • The Anniversary Waltz (1p) • Jingle Jangle Jingle (2k) • White Christmas (1p) • You 

Are My Sunshine (1p) • Moonlight Becomes You (2l) • Moonlight Becomes You (1p) • My Devotion (2d) • Dearly Beloved (3a) • As Time Goes 

By (3b) • Darling (3c) • Whispering Grass (1q) • Silver Wings In The Moonlight (3d) • Comin’ In On A Wing And A Prayer (3e) • If I Had My Way 

(3f) • It Can’t Be Wrong (3g) • Mairzy Doats And Doazy Doats (2k) • Lilli Marlene (3d) • I’ll Be Seeing You (3h) • The Happiest New Year Of All 

(1t) • If You Ever Go To Ireland (3i) • Together (3j) • Just A Little Fond Affection (3k) • My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time (3l) • A Little 

On The Lonely Side (3m) • Don’t Fence Me In (3n) • Don’t Fence Me In (3o) • Coming Home (3p) (Artists: 1a- Gracie Fields; 1b- Geraldo, vocal 

Cyril Grantham; 1c- Carroll Gibbons, vocals Anne Lenner & Eric Whitley; 1d- Hal Kemp; 1e- Jack Hylton, vocal Dolly Elsie; 1f- Flanagan & Allen; 

1g- Jack White, vocals Tony Morris & Norma Clarke; ih- Sydney Lipton, vocal Celia Lipton; 1i- Vera Lynn with Ambrose; 1j- Victor Silvester; 1k- 

Dick Todd; 1l- Geraldo, vocal Dorothy Carless; 1m- Tommy Dorsey, vocal Jack Leonard; 1n- Tommy Trinder; 1o- George Formby; 1p- Bing Crosby; 

1q- The Ink Spots; 1r- Tommy Dorsey, vocal Frank Sinatra; 1s- Tony Martin; 1t- Vera Lynn; 2a- Deanna Durbin; 2b- Billy Cotton, vocal Alan Breeze; 

2c- Jimmy Dorsey, vocals Bob Eberley & Helen O’Connell; 2d- Ambrose, vocal Anne Shelton; 2e- Edmundo Ros; 2f- Billy Thorburn, vocal Julie 

Dawn; 2g- Harry Roy, vocals The Royalists; 2h- Arthur Askey; 2i- Joe Loss, vocal Harry Kaye; 2j- Hutch; 2k- The Merry Macs; 2l- Glenn Miller, 

vocal Skip Nelson; 3a- Glenn Miller; 3b- Rudy Vallee; 3c- Carroll Gibbons, vocal Edna Kay; 3d- Anne Shelton; 3e- Anne Shelton with Ambrose; 

3f- Ivy Benson, vocal Georgina; 3g- Dick Haymes with The Song Spinners; 3h- Ambrose, vocal Rita Shaw; 3i- Harry Leader, vocal Art Noel; 3j- 

Helen Forrest & Dick Haymes; 3k- Issy Bonn; 3l- Les Brown, vocal Doris Day; 3m- Guy Lombardo, vocal Jimmy Brown; 3n- Gene Autry; 3o- Bing 

Crosby with the Andrews Sisters; 3p- Dorothy Squires) [1939-1945] 3-CD set. If you thought the charts commenced in 1952, think again. By 

drawing on surveys of sheet music sales, which were only published in the US trade press (as England’s Top Twenty) and which provided the basis 

of Radio Luxembourg’s chart show from 1949 onwards, journalist and pop musician Bob Stanley has effectively pushed back the charts by 13 

years. This was an era of massively popular British and American bands, led by the likes of Geraldo, Ambrose, Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller. 

Singers (either billed solo or working with these bands), included Gracie Fields, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and the Andrews Sisters. Much of the 

world was at war during this period, and the armed forces had their own ‘sweethearts’, Vera Lynn and Anne Shelton. 

[Item Code: 67044 3-CD: $28.00] 

121 VARIOUS ARTISTS JAZZ NOIRE - DARKTOWN SLEAZE FROM THE MEAN STREETS OF 1940S L.A. 

Theme From ‘The Killers’ • Harlem Nocturne (1a) • I’m Just A Lucky So-And-So (1b) • If I Ever Find You, Baby (1c) 

• Don’t Explain (1d) • Blues In My Shower (1e) • Skid Row Blues (1f) • You Satisfy (1g) • Call It Stormy Monday 

(1h) • This Subdues My Passion (1i) • No Good Man (1d) • Leary Blues (1j) • You Can’t Tell Who’s Lovin’ Who (1k) 

• Solitude (1l) • Good Dues Blues (1m) • Serves Me Right (1n) • What Ev’ry Woman Knows (1o) • Money Hustlin’ 

Woman (1p) • Blue And Sentimental (1q) • All The Things You Are (1r) • Weird Nightmare (1s) • Gone Again (1t) • 

Jelly Jelly (1u) • ‘Round About Midnight (1v) • Theme From ‘Double Indemnity • Theme From ‘High Sierra’ • Gee, 

Baby, Ain’t I Good To You (1e) • Pacific Coast Blues (2a) • How High The Moon (2b) • Far Cry (1c) • Marijuana (2c) • 

Why’d You Do It, Baby (2d) • Interlude (2e) • No Eyes Blues (2f) • Dark Shadows (2g) • Billie’s Blues (2h) • I Wonder 

Where Our Love Has Gone (1n) • Lover Man (2i) • Prisoner Of Love (1u) • Since I Fell For You (1k) • San Francisco 

Fan (2j) • Midnight Sun (2k) • I Sold My Heart To The Junkman (2l) • I Got It Bad (And That Ain’t Good) (2m) • Good Morning Heartache (1d) • 

Goofin’ Off (2n) • Whiskey And Jelly-Roll Blues (2o) • Fine And Mellow (2p) • LA Blues (2q) • Theme From ‘Cry Of The City’ 1a- Johnny Otis, 

His Drums & His Orchestra; 1b- Ella Fitzgerald; 1c- Buddy Johnson & His Orchestra; 1d- Billie Holiday; 1e- King Cole Trio; 1f- Jimmy Witherspoon 

With Jay McShann & His Orchestra; 1g- Dinah Washington With Dave Young & His Orchestra; 1h- T-Bone Walker & His Guitar; 1i- Baron Mingus 

& His Octet; 1j- Percy Mayfield With Monroe Tucker & His Orchestra; 1k- Ella Johnson With Buddy Johnson & His Orchestra; 1l- Leo Parker’s All 

Stars; 1m- Alice Roberts With Dizzy Gillespie & His Orchestra; 1n- Arthur Prysock With Buddy Johnson And His Orchestra; 1o- Etta Jones With 

Luther Henderson & His Orchestra; 1p- Amos Milburn; 1q- Helen Humes With Buck Clayton & His Orchestra; 1r- Dizzy Gillespie Sextet; 1s- Claude 

Trenier With Charles Mingus Sextette; 1t- Wini Brown With Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra; 1u- Billy Eckstine & His Orchestra; 1v- Thelonious 

Monk Quintet; 2a- Dinah Washington With Lucky Thompson’s All Stars; 2b- Charles Brown Trio; 2c- Julia Lee; 2d- Louis Jordan & His Tymphany 

Five; 2e- Sarah Vaughan With Dizzy Gillespie & His Orchestra; 2f- Lester Young & His Sextet; 2g- Charlie Parker Quartet Feat. Earl Coleman; 2h- 

Billie Holiday With Eddie Heywood & His Trio; 2i- Charlie Parker; 2j- Cab Calloway & His Orchestra; 2k- Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra; 2l- Etta 

Jones With JC Heard & His Orchestra; 2m- Al Hibbler With Harry Carney’s All-Stars; 2n- Illinois Jacquet & His All Stars; 2o- Wynonie Harris & 

His All-Stars; 2p- Nellie Lutcher & Her Rhythm; 2q- Crown Prince Waterford) [1941-1948] 2-CD set. Jazz Noire is the soundtrack to the mean 

streets of Los Angeles in the post-war 1940s. Bookended by classic film noir themes of the period, this selection presents studio recordings by the 

era’s most famous musicians, many of whom were based in, or were habitues of the bars and theatres of The City Of Angels. Jazz Noire conjures 

up the jazz clubs and blues joints of Little Harlem in South Central Avenue, the turf of many a gangster or petty hood and the private eyes or LAPD 

officers on their trail. Jazz Noire will appeal to fans of the recently-launched video game L.A. Noire. Jazz Noire’s is a cocktail of Jazz and R&B. For 

music-lovers, Jazz Noire constitutes a fascinating survey of the evolving jazz scene in a period when big band swing was losing ground to smaller 

jazz combos and the bebop style was developing. It was also the time when what is now known as rhythm & blues was in its infancy. Many of the 

finest performers of the era are showcased here on studio recordings chosen both for their quality and their ability to evoke the dramatic mood of 

classic film noir. The cover and booklet text of Jazz Noire have been carefully designed to pay homage to the hard-boiled, lurid detective fiction 

of the period, the perfect packaging for a compilation which will appeal both to L.A. Noire devotees and also to those looking for an atmospheric 

survey of the immediate post-war jazz and R&B scene. [Item Code: 67240 2-CD: $25.00] 



122 VARIOUS ARTISTS BOMBSHELLS: SINGING SIRENS OF THE SILVER SCREEN A Fine Romance (1a) • 

Mood Indigo (1b) • Blue Pacific Blues (Sadie Thompson’s Song) (1c) • Return To Me (1d) • The Gentleman Is A Dope 

(1e) • Come By Sunday (1f) • Candy (1g) • I Can’t Begin To Tell You (1h) • When I Fall In Love (1i) • Something To 

Dream About (1j) • I Must Love You (1k) • Too Hot To Handle (1l) • The Thrill Is Gone (1m) • La Violetera (1n) • Do 

It Again (1o) • When a Woman Loves A Man (1p) • It Ain’t Necessarily So (1q) • Cry Me A River (1r) • The Nearness 

Of You (1s) • Like Young (1t) • My Daddy Rocks Me (With One Steady Roll) (2a) • To Be Loved By You (2b) • He Took 

Me By Storm (2c) • Don’t Do It (2d) • Hold Me (2e) • Trouble Is A Man (2f) • Strange Are The Ways Of Love (2g) • 

Oh, Honey (2h) • How Am I To Know? (2i) • A Deep Dark Secret (2j) • Just One Of Those Things (2k) • Ballin’ The 

Jack (2l) • Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered (2m) • Pour Tout Ma Vie (2n) • Love Song From Houseboat (Almost 

In Your Arms) (2o) • I Haven’t A Thing To Wear (2p) • It’s Silk (2q) • River, River (2r) • Put The Blame On Mame (2s) 

• You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To (2t) (Artists: 1a- Marilyn Monroe; 1b- Yvonne De Carlo; 1c- Rita Hayworth; 

1d- Pier Angeli; 1e- Janet Blair; 1f- Diana Dors; 1g- Lola Albright; 1h- Betty Grable; 1i- Rhonda Fleming; 1j- Mamie Van Doren; 1k- Edie Adams; 

1l- Jayne Mansfield; 1m- Connie Russell; 1n- Sara Montiel; 1o- Monica Lewis; 1p- Jane Russell; 1q- Diahann Carroll; 1r- Julie London; 1s- Mitzi 

Gaynor; 1t- Linda Lawson; 2a- Mae West; 2b- Dolores Gray; 2c- Marie McDonald; 2d- April Stevens; 2e- Tina Louise; 2f- Judy Holliday; 2g- Debra 

Paget; 2h- Gloria Wood; 2i- Ava Gardner; 2j- Lizabeth Scott; 2k- Susan Hayward; 2l- Ann Sothern; 2m- Marilyn Maxwell; 2n- Corinne Calvet; 2o- 

Sophia Loren; 2p- Gypsy Rose Lee; 2q- India Adams; 2r- Rita Moreno; 2s- Gretchen Wyler; 2t- Maureen O’Hara) 2-CD set. A comprehensive 

collection of blondes, brunettes and redheads, ‘Bombshells’ is a silky selection of 40 curvaceous singing sirens of the silver screen that covers the 

1940s through to 1960 like a bullet bra under a tight sweater. ‘Bombshells: Singing Sirens of the Silver Screen’ is a must-have collection. Once 

upon a time an aspiring actress who could dance, act and sing was referred to as a ‘triple threat’ and in theory the more proficient she was at one 

or all of them the more likely she would garner work. This collection focuses on those very same vocal attributes and while some of these gals 

certainly sang better than others they all looked pretty darn good trying. This dreamy collection affords the listener a rare opportunity to share an 

evening with American starlets such as Marilyn Monroe, Ava Gardner, Dolores Gray and Betty Grable as well as international stars such as English 

Goddess Diana Dors, the Spanish flower Sarita Montiel as well as the Italian sirens both Sophia Loren and the tragic Pier Angeli and that is just a 

few of the fine ladies on this set. Not only does this collection feature actresses from the big screen it also showcases a few that found fame on the 

small screen of television such as lovely Linda Lawson and the buttery blonde Lola Albright. Stylistically this set contains a wide array of Post War 

pop flavors from standard show tunes to big band ballads and small combo jazz, as well as a touch of rhythm and blues and even rock ‘n’ roll. 

[Item Code: 73237 2-CD: $20.00] 

FLYING DOLPHIN RECORDS 

1008 ERNIE WATTS QUARTET OASIS Konbanwa • Oasis • One Day • Blackbird • Palmito • Crescent • 

Twilight Waltz • Bass Geige • You Are There • Shaw Nuff (Personnel: Christof Saenger, Rudi Engel, Heinrich Koebberling) 

[2011] Music has been an oasis for Ernie Watts his whole life, ever since he first picked up a horn over 

fifty years ago. This new project, recorded in Germany, has music from many sources: three compositions from Watts 

himself: lingering ‘Twilight Waltz,’ joyful ‘Bass Geige’(colloquial German for ‘upright bass,’) and title track ‘Oasis.’ 

Energetic samba ‘Palmito’ is by pianist Christof Saenger, and intricate ‘Konbanwa’ from drummer Heinrich Koebberling. 

[Item Code: 72668 CD: $17.00] 

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665 EVANS BRADSHAW ROOSEVELT WARDELL TRIO LOOK OUT - PIECES OF EIGHTY-EIGHT - THE 

REVELATION Look Out- Georgia On My Mind • Hallelujah! • The Prophet • Love For Sale • Coolin’ The Blues • 

Blueinet • Angel Eyes • Old Devil Moon • Pieces Of Eighty-Eight- The Trolley Song • Mangoes • Pushing The Blues 

• It Ain’t Necessarily So • Take The “A” Train • A Foggy Day • It’s All Right With Me • Blues For Jim • A Night In Tunisia 

• The Revelation- Like Someone In Love • Lazarus • Autumn In New York • Max The Maximum • Elijah Is Here 

• Willow Weep For Me • Cherokee • The Revelation (Collective Personnel: Roosevelt Wardell, Jamil Nasser, Philly 

Joe Jones, Al Jackson, Richard Allen, Sam Jones, Louis Hayes) [1958-1960] 2-CD set. This set presents the only 

albums recorded for the Riverside label by two young and talented pianists: Evans Bradshaw and Roosevelt Wardell. 

Both enjoyed some success in the late 50s and early 60s, and showed signs of maturing into significant jazz figures, 

but both remained largely unrecognized and their careers never took off as expected. Evans Bradshaw, mostly associated 

with the Detroit scene, is featured in two albums displaying his inventive playing, technical command and undoubted promise, swinging 

hard at uptempo performances and revealing considerable sensitivity on ballads. Roosevelt Wardell was an r&b singer before he became a jazz 

pianist. Altoist Cannonball Adderley, who by then was also acting as a Riverside A&R, discovered Wardell in Los Angeles while he was playing with 

Dexter Gordon. He quickly arranged for the recording of ‘The Revelation’, Wardell’s debut. An authoritative performer, the young pianist showed 

a maturity beyond his years, developing well-constructed, imaginative lines and absorbing his formative influences into an individual style devoid 

of empty flourishes or gimmicks, in which his roots and swing are ever present. [Item Code: 72949 2-CD: $26.00] 

672 JOE NEWMAN THE COMPLETE SWINGVILLE SESSIONS Jive at Five- Taps Miller • Wednesday’s Blues 

• More Than You Know • Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me • Cuein’ the Blues • 7 A.M. Romp • Loop-D-Loop • Li’l Darlin’ 

• Good ‘N’ Groovy- To Rigmor • Mo-Lasses • Just Squeeze Me • Joe Hap’nin’s- Oh Gee • Dacquiri • The Very 

Thought of You • Strike Up the Band • The Continental • Blues for Slim • For You (Personnel: Frank Wess, Eddie 

Jones, Oliver Jackson, Frank Foster, Eddie Jones, Bill English, Tommy Flanagan, Wendell Marshall, Bill English) 

[1960-1961] 2-CD set. These Joe Newman Swingville sessions, an object lesson in relaxed and intelligent blowing, 

are among the happiest recorded by the trumpeter. The potential of a two-horn front line has rarely been exploited 

as brilliantly as it is here by Newman with Wess or Foster. The three Basie-ites are in top form, playing with more 

imagination and vitality than in most similar dates. Tommy Flanagan, present in all tracks, is a constant delight, 

sensitive, forceful when necessary, always sympathetic to the soloist, an essential part of the ideal rhythm sections 

employed. [Item Code: 73026 2-CD: $26.00] 


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673 ANITA O’DAY ALL THE SAD YOUNG MEN - TRAV’LIN’ LIGHT Travlin’ Light- Travlin’ Light • The Moon 

Looks Down And Laughs • Don’t Explain • Remember • Some Other Spring • What A Little Moonlight Can Do • 

Miss Brown To You • God Bless The Child • If The Mon Turns Green • I Hear Music • Lover, Come Back To Me • 

Crazy He Calls Me • All The sad Young Men- Boogie Blues • You Came A Long Way From St. Louis • I Want To Sing A 

Song • A Woman Alone With The Blues • The Ballad Of All The Sad Young Men • Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From Me 

• One More Mile • Night Bird • Up State • Senor Blues (Collective Personnel: Al Porcino, Jack Sheldon, Dick Nash, 

Frank Rosolino, Doc Severinsen, Bernie Glow, Herb Pomeroy, more) [1961] When Anita O’Day made ‘Trav’lin’ 

Light’ as a tribute to her inspiration, it was doubly appropriate that it was one of O’Day’s most successful albums. 

On ‘All The Sad Young Men’, she demonstrates her ability to reshape songs through individual interpretation, in a 

take-it-or-leave-it style that let no doubt about the strength of her personality. [Item Code: 73027 CD: $17.00] 

674 SLIDE HAMPTON OCTET SISTER SALVATION - SOMETHIN’ SANCTIFIED - LIVE AT BIRDLAND Sister 

Salvation- Sister Salvation • Just Squeeze Me • Hi Fly • Asseveration (Soul Searching) • Conversation Piece • A Little Night Music • Somethin’ 

Sanctified- On The Street Where You Live • The Thrill Is Gone • Ow! • Milestones • El Sino • Somethin’ Sanctified • Live At Birdland- Presentation 

By Symphony Sid - Theme • Straight Street • El Sino • Sid And Hampton Introduce The Band Members • Sister 

Salvation • Street Of Dreams • Theme • Jazz Corner • Slide Talks • Stella By Starlight • ‘Round About Midnight • 

Red Top • Slide Introduces The Musicians • On The Street Where You Live • Sophisticated Lady • Straight No Chaser 

• Strollin’ • Somethin’ Sanctified (Collective Personnel: Bob Zottola, Ernie Royal, Bernard McKinney, Bill Barber, 

Nabil ‘Knobby’ Totah, Hobart Dotson, Freddie Hubbard, Hobart Dootson, Richard Williams, Willie Thomas, Charles 

Greenlee, Benny Jacobs, Walter Benton, George Coleman, Jay Cameron, Larry Ridley, Eddie Kahn, Pete La Roca, 

Lex Humphries) [1960-1961] 2-CD set. In 1959, trombonist Slide Hampton was known mainly for the excellent 

arrangements he did for the Maynard Ferguson Band, so it was no surprise that he formed his octet band and 

began making a serious bid for recognition as a top jazz artist and arranger, recording his first album for the small 

label Strand. His impact was immediate and in 1960 Slide signed for Atlantic resulting in two studio albums, ‘Sister 

Salvation’ and ‘Somethin’ Sanctified,’ which were the octet’s first for the label. Both of them are in this set and, as a 

bonus included is a previously unreleased gem in a series of broadcast octet performances recorded live at Birdland 

in 1961. [Item Code: 73028 2-CD: $26.00] 

675 THE MANGIONE BROTHERS SEXTET & QUINTET THE JAZZ BROTHERS - HEY BABY - SPRING FEVER The Jazz Brothers- Something 

Different • Secret Love • Alice • Struttin’ With Sandra • Nemesis • The Gap • Girl Of My Dreams • Hey Baby • Bags’ Groove • The Night Has A 

Thousand Eyes • Givin’ The Business • Hey Baby- What’s Happ’nin’ • Just You, Just Me • Old Folks • The Bassett Sound • Spring Fever- First Waltz 

Riv • What’s New? • Spring Fever • Brook’s Brothers • Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise • Not Too Serious (Collective Personnel: Larry Coombs, Bill 

Saunders, Chuck Mangione, Sal Nistico, Gap Mangione, Steve Davis, Roy McCurdy) [1960-1961] 2-CD set. The Jazz Brothers was an amazing 

band considering it was formed by a group of youngsters that Cannonball Adderley introduced on Riverside Records in 1960. Just how amazing 

can be gauged from the fact that several subsequently became major figures in their own right. The band’s youthful 

brashness was combined with considerable sensitivity in its search for a group sound, reminiscent in some ways of 

the Jazz Messengers or the Horace Silver quintet. The group used a powerful approach and sustained it remarkably 

well, with clean, crisp ensembles, vigorous and brightly voiced. Trumpeter Chuck Mangione, at only 19, already 

possessed a lovely tone and an innate, relaxed sense of phrasing. Sal Nistico, 20, already a very forceful musician, 

contributes consistenly interesting solos. Brother Gap Mangione, 22, is a strong, prodding accompanist and arranger. 

Altoist Larry Coombs, 20, is only heard in the first album, ‘The Mangione Brothers Sextet,’ on which he solos with 

guts and fits very well in the front line with Chuck and Sal. [Item Code: 73029 2-CD: $26.00] 

676 HERB ELLIS SOFTLY, BUT WITH THAT FEELING - THANK YOU CHARLIE CHRISTIAN Softly, But With 

That Feeling- One Note Samba • Toni • Like Someone In Love • Jim’s Blues • John Brown’s Body • Detour Ahead • 

You Better Be Ready • Gravy Waltz • Thank You Charlie Christian- Pickly Wickly • I Told You I Loved You, Now Get 

Out • Cook One • Karin • Cherry Kijafa • Thank You, Charlie Christian • Alexander’s Ragtime Band • Lemon Twist 

• Everything’s Pat • Workin’ With The Truth (Collective Personnel: Victor Feldman, Leroy Vinnegar, Ronnie Zito, Frank Strazzeri, Harry Babasin, 

Chuck Berghofer, Kenny Hume) [1960-1961] Guitarist Herb Ellis first became prominent as a member of the Oscar Peterson Trio from 1953 to 

1958 in a musical and personal community of spirit rare in jazz history. It was during this period that, in addition to recording countless Verve LPs 

with Peterson, he began making albums as a leader, including the two excellent releases in this collection. Recorded with the pick of the crop of 

West Coast jazz musicians, these sessions confirm an assessment Ellis made in 1961 of his own evolution through the years. [Item Code: 73030 

CD: $17.00] 

677 CARMEN MCRAE THE COMPLETE KAPP RECORDINGS BOOK OF BALLADS Book Of Ballads- By Myself • The Thrill Is Gone • How 

Long Has This Been Going On? • Do You Know Why? • My Romance • Isn’t It Romantic? • Ifloveisgoodtome • When I Fall In Love • Please Be 

Kind • He Was Too Good To Me • Angel Eyes • Something I Dreamed Last Night When You’re Away • When You’re Away- When You’re Away • 

The More I See You • I Only Have Eyes For You • Willingly (Melodie Perdue) • If I Could Be With You • (One Hour Tonight) • I’ll Be Seeing You • 

I Concentrate On You • Ain’t Misbehavin’ (I’m Savin’ My Love For You) • Ev’ry Time We Say Goodbye • When Your 

Lover Has Gone • I’m Glad There Is You • Two Faces In The Dark Something To Swing About • Something To Swing 

About- Three Little Words • I Couldn’t Care Less • That’s For Me • (How Little It Matters) How Little We Know • You 

Leave Me Breathless • It’s Love • Love Is A Simple Thing • Comes Love • A Sleepin’ Bee • I See Your Face Before 

Me • Alone Together • Falling In Love With Love (Collective Personnel: Don Abney, Joe Benjamin, Charles Smith, 

Luther Henderson, Jr, Art Farmer, Jimmy Maxwell, Richard Williams, Al Stewart, Lennie Johnson, Jimmy Cleveland, 

Billy Byers, Mickey Gravine, Paul Faulise, Vinnie Dean, Phil Woods, Zoot Sims, Budd Johnson, Sol Schlinger, Dick 

Katz, Tommy Williams, Floyd Williams, Ernie Royal, Porter Kilbert) [1958-1959] 2-CD set. This release contains 

the three albums Carmen recorded for the Kapp label which revealed her full maturity as a singer: ‘Book of Ballads,’ 

and the soulful ‘When You’re Away’ - two brilliant sets, each an impeccable testimony to her pre-eminence in modern 

song - and ‘Something to Swing About,’ a finger-snapping selection of up tempo swinging arrangements by Ernie 

Wilkins, featuring a group of outstanding jazz soloists, with McRae, in fine form [Item Code: 73031 2-CD: $26.00] 


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678 BUD SHANK QUINTET AND SEXTET NEW GROOVE BAREFOOT ADVENTURE New Groove- New 

Groove • The Awakening • White Lightnin’ • Sultry Serenade • Well, You Needen’t • Liddledabllduya • Barefoot 

Adventure- Barefoot Adventure • Shoeless Beach Meeting • Jungle Cruise • How High The Makaha • Well, ‘Pon 

My Soul • Ala Moana • Bruce Is Loose • Dance Of The Sea Monsters (Collective Personnel: Carmell Jones, Dennis 

Budimir, Gary Peacock, Mel Lewis, Bob Cooper, Shelly Manne) [1961] The two albums included here, ‘New 

Groove,’ and ‘Barefoot Adventure,’ present Bud Shank not only on alto sax, but also on baritone, an instrument he 

had played in clubs and as a sideman in sporadic studio sessions since the early ‘50s, but never before on his own 

recording dates. In these 1961 recordings, he fronts two similar groups, with a fresh approach, more groove-based 

and soulful, compared to previous works. With that in mind, he hired the young and talented trumpeter Carmell 

Jones, just arrived to the L.A. scene from Kansas City, whose warmth and enthusiasm on both sides are contagious. 

[Item Code: 73032 CD: $17.00] 

679 HOWARD MCGHEE MAGGIE’S BACK IN TOWN - TOGETHER AGAIN - DUSTY BLUE Maggie’s Back In Town- Demon Chase • Willow, 

Weep For Me • Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise • Sunset Eyes • Maggie’s Back In Town • Summertime • Brownie Speaks • Together Again- Together 

Again • You Stepped Out Of A Dream • Up There • Perhaps • Misty • Sandy • Dusty Blue- Dusty Blue • The Sound Of Music • I Concentrate 

On You • Sleep Talk • Park Avenue Petite • Flying Colors • With Malice Towards None • Groovin’ High • A Cottage 

For Sale (Collective Personnel: Phineas Newborn, Jr., Leroy Vinnegar, Shelly Manne, Teddy Edwards, Ray 

Brown, Ed Thigpen, Bennie Green, Roland Alexander, Pepper Adams, Tommy Flanagan, Ron Carter, Walter Bolden) 

[1960-1961] 2-CD set. A contemporary of Dizzy Gillespie, Howard McGhee (1918-1987) left an indelible mark 

on the history of modern jazz as it developed in the 1940s. He was the first important post-swing-style (i.e., bebop) 

trumpeter after Gillespie himself. Despite the fact that in 1949 he had won first place in the trumpet category of the 

Down Beat Readers Poll, he fell into a decline that kept him in almost total obscurity through the 1950s. It was a 

period that was probably necessary for McGhee to achieve real musical maturity. Then in 1959, in a remarkable 

comeback, he began an extended stay with James Moody’s band, and in the next two years recorded, as leader, the 

three albums included here, one for Bethlehem and the other two for Contemporary. They proved he had paid his 

dues and learned well. The frenzy of old was muted and his most precious gift - melodic originality - was brought 

to the fore. McGhee said ‘I need for people to know me again. Now I’m nearer to my horn than I ever was before.’ 

The passage of time has somewhat dimmed the luster of his name, but his vital, imaginative work on these dates is that of a truly great player, not 

an obscure talent deserving of wider recognition. [Item Code: 73033 2-CD: $26.00] 

680 EDDIE ‘LOCKJAW’ DAVIS JOHNNY GRIFFIN QUINTET LIVE AT MINTON’S PLAYHOUSE IN NEW YORK CITY COMPLETE RECORD- 

INGS Light and Lovely • Straight No Chaser • Woody’n You • Bingo Domingo • I’ll Remember April • Billie’s Bounce • Epistrophy • Well You 

Needn’t • In Walked Bud • Land of Dreams • Bean-O • Robbins’ Nest • Our Delight • Dee Dee’s Dance • Epistrophy (alt version) • Billie’s Bounce 

(alt version) • The Theme (Personnel: Johnny Griffin, Junior Mance, Larry Gales, Ben Riley) [1961] 2-CD set. The exciting music presented in 

this set was recorded live at the historic Minton’s Playhouse in New York, on the night of January 6, 1961, by the fiery quintet co-lead by Eddie 

‘Lockjaw’ Davis and Johnny Griffin. It epitomises the kind of hearty, full-blowing jazz associated with this partnership of contrasting tenor styles. 

Davis was always clear about their partnership. It was at all. What we are doing is presenting, side by side, two different styles of playing tenor - a 

contrast, not a contest. The idea is to stimulate creation, not hinder it. Like other in-person dates, this one brings to the listener all the joie de vivre 

of these visceral swingers, Lock and Griff, as they compellingly surf a well integrated rhythm section, enhanced by the lucid, soulful piano of Junior 

Mance. Over its strong, relentless pulse the two tenors perform with the take-no-prisoners urgency that characterized the team in its finest hours. 

Now, these great performances - originally issued on four Riverside albums - are gathered together on CD for the first time. [Item Code: 73034 

2-CD: $26.00] 

681 PETE JOLLY DUO AND TRIO IMPOSSIBLE - 5 O’CLOCK SHADOWS Impossible- Dearly Beloved • 

My Star • Easy To Love • If I’m Lucky • Love Letters • Impossible • On Green Dolphin Street • But Beautiful • Blue 

Gil • I Should Care • Russian Lullaby • O’clock Shadows • 5 O’Clock Shadows- Say ‘Si Si’ • Down Home Under 

Blues • Cabin In The Sky • Easy Living • Ill Wind • Swinging Door • I Don’t Wanna Be Kissed • Variations • Dear 

Old Stockholm • As Long As There’s Music 22 One For Carl • Deep Night (Personnel: Ralph Pena, Nick Martinis) 

[1959•1961] Pianist Pete Jolly’s command of his instrument in these recordings emphasizes something important 

about his playing - the fact that he had something personal, positive and real to say with it. Combining propulsive 

swing and great melodic charm with spirit, feeling and humor, his was an irresistible, full-bodied, warm-blooded, 

two-handed style whose vivacity of touch and clear, tangy quality of tone remain unmistakable. In 1958 Jolly formed 

a duo with bassist Ralph Pena, an unusual move instead of the more traditional trio; the aim was to achieve greater 

cohesiveness and a more individual sound. The result was the sparkling 1959 album, ‘Impossible.’ A year later the 

duo became a trio when Nick Martinis joined them on drums for the equally engaging ‘5 O’Clock Shadows.’ But, 

whether in a duo or trio setting, Jolly’s distinctive, swinging touch and felicitous invention suffuses these sessions with a sinuous attractiveness 

undimmed by time. [Item Code: 73035 CD: $17.00] 

682 LES MCCANN LTD. IN SAN FRANCISCO RECORDED LIVE AT THE JAZZ WORKSHOP COMPLETE 

RECORDINGS Oh, Them Golden Gates • Red Sails In The Sunset • Big Jim • I Am In Love • Jeepers Creepers • 

Gone On And Get That Church • We’ll See Yaw’ll After While, Ya Heah • Frankie And Johnnie • Medley: But Beautiful- 

It Could Happen To You • Taking A Chance On Love • Love Letters (Personnel: Herbie Lewis, Ron Jefferson) 

[1960] The experiences of singing sacred music in church and listening to modern jazz in clubs were blended to 

produce in pianist Les McCann’s style a reflection of these seemingly contradictory influences. As the critic Leonard 

Feather pointed out: ‘Aside from any polemics concerning its nature and origin, the vital factor in McCann’s music 

is the ability of the trio to establish a jubilant rapport with the audience. Through an amalgamation of several forces 

- the music itself, the visual impact of the trio and Les’ mordantly witty personality - there has been a consistent ability 

to get across to the public.’ Some of the most potent evidence of this power was gathered in these performances 

recorded at the Jazz Workshop in San Francisco, where McCann, bassist Herbie Lewis, and drummer Ron Jefferson 

played for two and a half successful weeks in December 1960. [Item Code: 73239 CD: $17.00] 


FRESH SOUND 

683 PEGGY LEE WITH ORCHESTRA ARRANGED AND CONDUCTED BY QUINCY JONES “BLUES CROSS 

COUNTRY” AND “IF YOU GO” Blue Cross Country- Kansas City • Basin Street Blues • Los Angeles Blues • I Lost 

My Sugar In Salt Lake City • The Grain Belt Blues • New York City Blues • Goin’ To Chicago Blues • San Francisco 

Blues • Fisherman’s Wharf • Boston Beans • The Train Blues • St. Louis Blues (Bonus Track) • Hey! Look Me Over 

(*) If You Go- As Time Goes By • If You Go • Oh Love Hast Thou Forsaken Me • Say It Isn’t So • I Wish I Didn’t 

Love You So • Maybe It’s Because (I Love You Too Much) • I’m Gonna Laugh You Out Of My Life • I Get Along 

With You Very Well • (I Love Your) Gypsy Heart • When I Was A Child • Here’s That Rainy Day • Smile (Collective 

Personnel: Conrad Gozzo, Al Porcino, Frank Rosolino, Dick Nash, George Roberts, Benny Carter, Plas Johnson, 

Buddy Collette, Bill Perkins, Jack Nimitz, Jimmy Rowles, Shelly Manne, more) [1961] Bonus track - (*). One of the 

most remarkable aspects of Peggy Lee’s many-faceted personality was her seemingly inexhaustible creativity, amply 

demonstrated on these two fine albums she made at the peak of her career. On ‘Blues Cross Country’, surrounded 

by the cream of Hollywood studio and jazz musicians in a stellar orchestra conducted by Quincy Jones, she gives full rein to her twin talents as 

a nonpareil vocal stylist and gifted lyricist. Seven of the dozen songs on this album are hers. They show her in a many-hued blues mood - sad, 

happy, wistful, celebratory and always swinging. On ‘If You Go,’ she pours her wonderful voice like pure honey into warmly romantic and husky 

performances of soft, moody ballads. [Item Code: 73240 CD: $17.00] 

684 JUNIOR MANCE TRIO THE SOULFUL PIANO OF JUNIOR MANCE • BIG CHIEF! • AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD • 

BIRDLAND BROADCAST PERFORMANCES The Soulful Piano Of Junior Mance- The Uptown • Ralph’s New Blues • Main Stem • Darling, Je 

Vous Aime Beaucoup • Playhouse • Sweet And Lovely • In The Land Of Oo-Bla-Dee • I Don’t Care • Swingmatism • Big Chief- Big Chief • Love 

For Sale • The Seasons • Fillet Of Soul • Swish • Summertime • Ruby, My Dear • Little Miss Gail • Atlanta Blues • Junior Mance Trio At The Village 

Vanguard- Looptown • Letter From Home • Girl Of My Dreams • 63rd Street Theme • Smokey Blues • 9:20 Special • Bingo Domingo • You Are 

Too Beautiful • Birdland Broadcast Performances- Woody’n You • The Uptown • Girl Of My Dreams • Summertime • Ruby My Dear (Collective 

Personnel: Ben Tucker, Bobby Thomas, Jimmy Rowser, Paul Gusman, Larry Gales, Ben Riley) [1960-1961] Bonus tracks - ‘Birdland Broadcast 

Performances’. By the time Junior Mance formed his own trio in 1961 he had evolved into one of the most compelling, 

joy-generating performers of the groove-funk-soul-plus-neo-bop school, amply signaled on ‘The Soulful Piano 

of Junior Mance.’ Later, on ‘Big Chief’, he proved this to be only a partially valid designation, projecting a variety 

of moods and spicing his work with distinctive chord voicings and a much lighter touch than that of most of soulpianists, 

especially in his sensitive exploration of Sara Cassey’s exquisite impressionistic composition, ‘The Seasons’. 

The second CD on this set contains mostly live performances, including his trio album, ‘At the Village Vanguard,’ 

and five tracks from broadcasts recorded during the trio’s frequent 1961 engagements at Birdland. [Item Code: 

73241 2-CD: $26.00] 

685 HANK CRAWFORD MORE SOUL • THE SOUL CLINIC Boo’s Tune • Angel Eyes • Four-Five-Six • The 

Story • Dat Dere • Misty • Sister Sadie • Please Send Me Someone To Love • Easy Living • Playmates • What A 

Difference A Day Made • Me And My Baby • Lorelei’s Lament • Blue Stone (Personnel: Phil Guilbeau, John Hunt, 

David “Fathead” Newman, Leroy “Hog” Cooper, Edgar Willis, Milt Turner, Bruno Carr) [1960-1961] This inspired and talented group under the 

leadership of altoist/arranger Hank Crawford, is the Ray Charles band, minus Ray. But it is also a striking unit in its own right. The big-little-band 

sound on these two exciting albums, “More Soul” and “The Soul Clinic,” is compellingly arranged and orchestrated, equally arresting on incendiary, 

swinging up-tempo performances as it is on blues-drenched ballads. And it provides a frame for notably lyrical and melodic soloists. The result 

is a joyous blend combining order and vitality in equal measure. Crawford—who also plays piano, when it is heard—is revealed as a moving and 

beautifully singing post-Bird alto player whose highly vocalized horn displays an instinctive understanding of structure and the tension-release 

qualities of good jazz. And, while bearing a relationship to what became known as “soul” music, it is also a reaffirmation of the validity of the 

original concept of that feeling. [Item Code: 73242 CD: $17.00] 

686 BOBBY SCOTT TRIO EARLY SESSIONS BETHLEHEM, SAVOY AND ABC PARAMOUNT RECORDINGS Great Scott- Pee Wee • Phil’s 

Mood • Moonbeaux • Tenderly • Ode To Monk • Polka Dots And Moonbeams • Gone With The Wind • Lullaby Of Birdland • Bobby Scott- Just 

One Of Those Things • But Beautiful • Once In A While • I Married An Angel • Scott Free- Two Toes • What’s New 

• Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea • Summer Night • Over The Rainbow • Squaw Rock • Potatoe Zalud 

• These Foolish Things • Milt Shake • Skyline • Richard The Lion Hearted (Collective Personnel: Whitey Mitchell, 

Will Bradley Jr., Jim Corbett, Al Levitt, Nabil Knobby Totah) [1954-1955] Although Bobby Scott was only 17 when 

he made his recording debut, ‘Great Scott’, with the first trio on this album, he was already a precociously gifted, 

Bud Powell-inspired pianist with a depth of experience that belied his youth. He was also a talented vibist, using this 

instrument to great effect in several performances on the third date, ‘Scott Free’. [Item Code: 73243 CD: $17.00] 

687 CHARLES PERSIP AND THE JAZZ STATESMEN PLUS ROLAND ALEXANDER PLEASURE BENT Charles 

Persip And The Jazz Statesmen- Sevens • Right Down Front • The Song Is You • Soul March • The Champ (A Suite 

In Six Movements) • Pleasure Bent- Roland Alexander Quintet- Pleasure Bent • I’ll Be Around • Dorman Road • Lil’s 

Blues • Orders To Take Out • My Melancholy Baby (Collective Personnel: Freddie Hubabrd, Marcus Belgrave, Roland 

Alexander, Ronnie Mathews, Ron Carter, Gene Taylor, Clarnece Stroman) [1960-1961] When Charlie Persip 

formed The Jazz Statesmen in 1959 he was already one of the best drummers around, a status anointed by his time 

with Dizzy Gillespie’s big band and quintet from 1953-58 and subsequently by his numerous sideman appearances 

on recordings with such diverse talents as Gil Evans, Don Ellis, Eric Dolphy and Dinah Washington. So he was able 

to call on some of the finest young players on the scene for the new group; trumpeters Freddie Hubbard or Marcus 

Belgrave and, in the rhythm section, the great bassist Ron Carter and piano stalwart Ronnie Mathews. They brought 

exuberance, skill and dynamism to the music, much of which was composed by a young writer, Roland Alexander, 

who also contributes his robustly individual tenor to the band. And, in contrast to Persip’s frequent avant garde associations, 

the music was essentially post-bop mainstream. But, with both the writing and the playing reflecting the 

leader’s determination to make it fresh and exciting, the results, including the very rare follow-up quintet recording 

with Alexander as leader and Belgrave in for Hubbard, have stood the test of time surprisingly well. [Item Code: 

73244 CD: $17.00] 


FRESH SOUND 

688 CHRIS ANDERSON TRIO MY ROMANCE • INVERTED IMAGE My Romance- Wrap Your Troubles In 

Dreams • So In Love • You Stepped Out Of A Dream • Soon • Monica • A Fellow Needs A Girl • I Could Write A 

Book • My Romance • Love Letters • Inverted Images- Inverted Images • Lullaby Of The Leaves • My Funny Valentine 

• See You Saturday • Dancing In The Dark • Only One • I Hear A Rhapsody • You’d Be So Nice To Come Home 

To (Collective Personnel: Bill Lee, Art Taylor, Walter Perkins, Philly Joe Jones) [1960-1961] Entirely self-taught, 

unfazed by blindness and brittle bone disease, Chicago- born Chris Anderson remains a legendary figure among 

jazz pianists and an acknowledged influence on Herbie Hancock, who studied with him in 1960. Hancock was 

quick to spread the word among musicians. His teacher, he said, had ‘a whole other facet of tools of expression and 

harmonies that I hadn’t heard in Bill Evans,’ adding that ‘Chris Anderson is a master of harmony and sensitivity.’ The 

reverence in which he is held by jazz musicians was not reflected in anything remotely like wider acclaim, but Anderson’s 

few recordings are much sought-after gems among those in the know. His first two trio albums, for VeeJay 

and Riverside•Jazzland, both of which are included here, were made in 1960 and ‘61 respectively. They show a very individual and provocative 

harmonic sense, as distinctive as Thelonious Monk’s or Bill Evans’s, a light but firm and elegant swing, and a delicate balance of the cerebral and 

the emotional. It gave his music tremendous power to touch the heart and appeal to the intellect at the same time. His was a very special talent. 

[Item Code: 73245 CD: $17.00] 

689 QUINCY JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA AROUND THE WORLD + I DIG DANCERS Around The 

World- Hot Sake • Strike Up The Band • Africana • Meadowlands • Rico Vacilon • Under Paris Skies • Mack The 

Knife • Manolete De Espana • Baia • Come Back To Sorrento • Swedish Warmland (Dear Old Stockholm) • I Dig 

Dancers- Pleasingly Plump • G’wan Train • Moonglow • Tone Poem • You Turned The Tables On Me • Chinese 

Checkers • Love Is Here To Stay • The Midnight Sun Will Never Set • Trouble On My Mind • A Sunday Kind Of 

Love • Blues From Free And Easy • Close Your Eyes • Parisian Thoroughfare • Blues From Free And Easy • Close 

Your Eyes • Parisian Thoroughfare (Collective Personnel: Benny Bailey, Clark Terry, Ernie Royal, Freddie Hubbard, 

Curtis Fuller, Melba Liston, Quentin Jackson, Jimmy Cleveland, Ake Persson, Phil Woods, Oliver Nelson, Tito Puente, 

more) [1960-1961] As displays of sonic excitement made with specific audiences in mind, the two Quincy Jones 

albums included in this set are tremendously effective performances, brilliantly recorded. Around the World was 

aimed at fans who like their quality big band music easy on the ear, for though there is some nice soloing by Clark 

Terry, Phil Woods, Sahib Shihab and Benny Bailey, these are primarily lushly voiced atmospheric arrangements delivered 

by a brilliant, airy and swinging band. I Dig Dancers was, as the title indicates, aimed at attracting dancers and securing an identity for the 

band as a dance organization. There is, therefore, a plenitude of tunes eminently suitable for tripping the light fantastic to a band with a full solid 

ensemble sound and relaxed, clever and swinging arrangements at tempos tailor-made for the ballroom. Packed with the cream of New York’s 

jazz musicians, as a musical organization the band was top-flight. Whether catering for listeners or dancers, Quincy Jones would have it no other 

way. [Item Code: 73246 CD: $17.00] 

690 EDDIE “LOCKJAW” DAVIS JOHNNY GRIFFIN QUINTET WITH JUNIOR MANCE, LARRY GALES, BEN 

RILEY GRIFF AND LOCK • TOUGH TENORS • LOOKIN’ AT MONK! COMPLETE STUDIO RECORDINGS 

Griff And Lock- The Last Train From Overbrook • Hey Lock • Midnight At Minton’s • Second Balcony Jump • I’ll 

Remember April • Good Bait • Tough Tenors- Tickle Toe • Save Your Love For Me • Twins • Funky Fluke • Imagination 

• Soft Winds • Looking At Monk- In Walked Bud • Well, You Needn’t • Ruby My Dear • Rhythm-A-Ning • 

Epistrophy • ‘Round Midnight • Stickball (I Mean You) (Personnel: Johnny Griffin, Junior Mance, Larry Gales, Ben 

Riley) [1960-1961] The three studio albums recorded for Jazzland by the aptly named Tough Tenors, Johnny 

Griffin and Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis, and their calorific Junior Mance-Larry Gales-Ben Riley rhythm section epitomize 

what this incendiary group was about. As Gene Lees put it succinctly in Down Beat magazine at the time, ‘This is 

five men swinging up a storm, and jazz is fortunate that such men exist to feed it’. It’s hearty, full-blowing jazz of 

the kind now associated with the partnership of contrasting tenor styles. Here at the height of their game together, 

Griff and Lock stand as two swaggering swingers in a take-no-prisoners quintet greatly enhanced by the down-home 

soulfulness of Mance’s piano. Brusquely disposed of by the leaders, the tunes are jumping off points for combative 

improvisations in which both tenors display a sinewy, elastic muscularity that enables them to create roaring, vital, 

driving jazz. Half a century on, these ebulliently swinging collaborations possess a joie de vivre that is well nigh 

irresistable. [Item Code: 73247 2-CD: $26.00] 

GHB 

479 ARMAND HUG ARMAND HUG PLAYS A.J. PIRON & OTHER DELECTABLE DITTIES Bouncin’ Around 

• Day By Day • Kiss Me • Sweet • Mama Goes Where Papa Goes • I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate 

• Purple Rose Of Cairo • I Can Beat You Doin’ What You’re Doin’ To Me (v. Edmond Souchon) • Mama’s Gone • 

Goodbye • All Of Me • If I Had My Way • Angry • Downbeat Theme • A Bird In A Gilded Cage • Cannon Ball Rag 

• Baby Won’t You Please Come Home • Mr. Jelly Lord • Blues For Paul • Heliotrope Bouquet • Eye Opener • How I 

Miss You • Milneberg Joys (Collective Personnel: Joe Capraro, Chink Martin, Jack Delaney, Phil Darois) [1951-Early 

60s] Armand Hug and Armand Piron, spanning the years, clasp hands in understanding and appreciation. There is a 

blending of yesterday and today, maybe even a glimpse into tomorrow. Here, a butterfly emerges from the tarnished 

crystals of traditional Basin Street, delightfully fresh and new and beautiful. [Item Code: 73062 CD: $16.00] 

527 TOMMY SANCTON LARS EDEGRAN CITY OF A MILLION DREAMS City Of A Million Dreams • High 

Society • There Goes My Heart • Un Hombre Fiel • Just You • Just Me • I Want A Little Girl • Somebody Stole My 

Gal • You Tell Me Your Dream • Love Me Or Leave Me • Make Me A Pallet On The Floor • Yearning • Strike Up The 

Band (Personnel: Lars Edegran, Ronell Johnson, Kerry Lewis, Jason Marsalis, Clive Wilson) [2010] The selections 

on this CD represent a good sampling of the music that is played in the lives of the New Orleans Legacy Band - a 

mix of jazz standards, blues, ballads, plus a few surprises. [Item Code: 73004 CD: $16.00] 


HENRY STONE MUSIC 

2541 EDDIE DANIELS STREET WIND Preparation F • How Deep Is Your Love (a) • Songs For My Son • One 

Night With You (a) • I Go To Rio (a) • What’s At The End Of The Rainbow • Fantasy Of A Street Corner Flute Player 

• Old Man River Part II (Vocalist: a- Patti Austin) (Collective Personnel: Bob Rose, Clifford Morris, Neil Jason, Don 

Sebesky, Bernard Purdie, Sue Evans, Joe Beck, Steve Jordan, Dave Friedman, Ave Grusin, Rufus Reid, Steve Kahn, 

more) [Item Code: 72777 CD: $15.00] 

HIT PARADE 

13503 FELIX SLATKIN MANY SPLENDORED THEMES Many Splendored Themes- Bonanza • Golden Earrings 

• Spellbound • Terry’s Theme from Limelight • Theme From A Summer Place • Peter Gunn • Love Is A Many Splendored 

Thing • Three Coins in the Fountain • Mr. Lucky • Gigi • Green Leaves of Summer • Around the World • The 

Magnificent XII- Unchained Melody • The Magnificent VII • My Own True Love (Tara’s Theme) • Last Date • Where 

Is Your Heart (Song from Moulin Rouge) • Theme from the Sundowners • Laura • Never on Sunday • Exodus • Night 

Theme • Smile • It’s Not Forever Two complete stereo albums on one CD performed by The Fantastic Strings of 

Felix Slatkin, one of Hollywood’s most brilliant conductors in the Golden Era of 50s and 60s film music. These two 

stereo spectacular albums performed by a full symphony orchestra with an early rock & roll rhythm section (note: 

this is not Mantovani) were recorded by Liberty Records. Mr. Slatkin chose 24 of the greatest melodies of the era, 

almost all from films or television shows. [Item Code: 73005 CD: $18.00] 

IPO 

1021 ROGER KELLAWAY EDDIE DANIELS LIVE AT THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Strike Up The Band • Capriccio 

Twilight • Somewhere • Rhythm-A-Ning • America The Beautiful • Etude Of A Woman • Pretty Women • 

Just Friends • A Place That You Want To Call Home • 50 Stat Rambler (Personnel: Eddie Daniels) [2010] Kellaway 

brings a sense of common-sense wonder to the proceedings, while Daniels remains a literary, limber tunesmith. And, 

considering the settings of this recording, it’s probably asking a little much for either to get too far outside. [Item 

Code: 72940 CD: $16.00] 

JASMINE 

26 MARGARET WHITING THERE GOES THAT SONG AGAIN - THE SONGBOOK AND THE LEGACY That 

Old Black Magic • Moonlight In Vermont • Far Away Places • Slipping Around • It Might As Well Be Spring • Guilty 

• A Tree In The Meadow • Let’s Go To Church (Next Sunday Morning) • My Foolish Heart • Baby, It’s Cold Outside 

• My Ideal • A Wonderful Guy • Now Is The Hour • Come Rain Or Come Shine • D’ye Love Me • All The Thing 

You Are • I Hadn’t Anyone Till You • There Are Such Things • Speak For Yourself, John • Hot Spell • The Waiting Game • Over The Rainbow • 

An Affair Of The Heart • I Got Lost In His Arms • The Three Bells • I Can’t Help It (If I’m Still In Love With You) • Crying In The Chapel • I Love 

You Because • Blues Stay Away From Me • The Gypsy In My Soul • Sentimental Journey • Let’s Fall In Love • Waltz To The Blues • Hit The Road 

To Dreamland • It Might As Well Be Spring • Like Someone In Love • Remind Me • The Moon Was Yellow (And The Night Was Young) • Why 

Shouldn’t I • Song Of The Wanderer • Haunting Love • The Best Thing For You • Any Place I Hang My Hat • Sometimes I’m Happy • East Of The 

Sun • Lonesome Gal • Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea • Home • Love Can Happen Anytime • Heat Wave • Outside Of Heaven • 

They Didn’t Believe Me • Where Did He Go? • Gone With The Wind • On Second Thought • Who Can? You Can! • The Touch Of Your Hand • 

Yesterdays • Nobody But You • Time After Time • You’re An Old Smoothie • If I Had You • Along With Me • Dream Peddler’s Serenade • Solid 

As A Rock • Lazy Countryside • Pass That Peace Pipe • I’ve Never Been In Love Before • You Are The One • Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 

• The Mistletoe Kiss Polka • What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve? • He’s Funny That Way • I Said My Pajamas • A-Razz-A-Ma-Tazz • And So 

To Sleep Again • What’s Good About Goodbye • For You, For Me, Forevermore • How Long Has It Been? • Let’s Be Sweethearts Again • You Do 

(Original 78 Release) • Dime A Dozen • Half As Much • Your Cheatin’ Heart • I’m Alone Because I Love You • There Goes That Song Again • 

Passe • Beware My Heart • Old Devil Moon • Someone To Watch Over Me • (We’ve Got A) Sure Thing • Ain’t That Just Like A Man • Silver Wings 

In The Moonlight • But Beautiful • Make A Miracle • Frankie And Johnny • Ask Anyone Who Knows • Gypsy In My Soul • Please Don’t Kiss Me 

• Without Love • But Not For Me • Can This Be Love • Good Morning, Mr. Echo • Everlasting • Cold, Cold Heart • Bouquet Of Roses • I’m So 

Lonesome I Could Cry • Lavender Blue • You’ll Never Know • The Tennessee Waltz • The Mansion On The Hill • The Song Is You • Long Ago (And 

Far Away) (Orchestras: Russ Garcia, Frank DeVol, Milton Rogers, Billy Vaughn, Marty Paich, Nelson Riddle, Frank Comstock, Skip Martin, Pete 

Rugolo, Ralph Carmichael, Paul Weston, Jerry Gray, Freddie Slack, Billy Butterfield, Lou Busch, more) (Collective Personnel: Glen Campbell, The 

Mellowmen, Jack Smith) 4-CD set. Many tracks are appearing on CD for the first time along with rare tracks and her million sellers re-recorded 

in stereo. Featured are her collaborations with Jack Smith and trumpeter Billy Butterfield, as well as the brilliant orchestrations of Nelson Riddle, 

Frank Devol, Paul Weston, Billy Vaughan, Jerry Gray, Russ Garcia, Pete Rugolo, Freddie Slack and Lou Busch. A staggering 113 great songs and 

the inclusion of a 12 page booklet with extensive notes. [Item Code: 67194 4-CD: $30.00] 

176 THE PENGUINS EARTH ANGEL No There Ain’t No News Today • Hey Senorita • Earth Angel (1955) • 

Love Will Make Your Mind Go Wild • Ookey Ook • Baby Let’s Make Some Love • Kiss A Fool Goodbye • I Ain’t 

Gonna Cry No More • Don’t Do It • Be Mine Or Be A Fool • It Only Happens With You • Walkin’ Down Broadway 

• Devil That I See • Promises Promises Promises • Jingle Jangle • A Christmas Prayer • My Troubles Are Not At An 

End • She’s Gone Gone • Dealer Of Dreams • Peace Of Mind • Earth Angel (956) • Ice • Cool Baby Cool • Will You 

Be Mine • The Sound Of Your Voice • Pledge Of Love • I Knew I’d Fall In Love • The Cool Cool Penguins 1958- Do 

Not Pretend • If You’re Mine • Cold Heart • Want Me • Sweet Love • Let Me Make Up Your Mind • Money Talks 

• Lover Or Fool • Butterball • Heart Of A Fool • Be My Loving Baby • That’s How Much I Need You • You’re An 

Angel [1954-1960] 2-CD set. The Penguins are best known for their all time classic hit, ‘Earth Angel’ which is 

undoubtedly one of the most famous ‘oldie’ records of all time, and an important link to R&B music’s acceptability 

to white audiences and the growth of rock and roll between 1953 and 1958. [Item Code: 72724 2-CD: $16.00] 


JASMINE 

27 ROSEMARY CLOONEY MIXED EMOTIONS Come On-A My House • I Haven’t Got A Worry • I Do, I 

Do, I Do • Lovely Weather For Ducks • Tenderly • Marrying For Love (1a) • You’re Just In Love (1a) • I Could Have 

Danced All Night • Mixed Emotions • Blues In The Night • What Would You Do? (If You Were In My Place) • This 

Ole House • Love Letters • You Make Me Feel So Young • Half As Much • Be My Life’s Companion • Close Your 

Eyes • On The Good Ship Lollipop • When I See You • Bless This House • The Place Where I Worship (Is The Wide 

Open Spaces) (1a) • The House Of The Singing Bamboo (1a) • Mambo Italiano • I Laughed Until I Cried • Too Young 

• On The First Warm Day • I Got It Bad (And That Ain’t Good) • I’m In The Mood For Love • You’ll Never Know • 

In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evening • When You Wish Upon A Star • On The Atchison, Topeka, And The Santa 

• Over The Rainbow • The Continental • It Might As Well Be Spring • Sweet Leilani • Don’t’cha Go ‘Way Mad • 

Who Kissed Me Last Night? • Dennis The Menace • Little Josey • Easter Parade • Peter Cottontail • Bunny On The 

Rainbow • Eggbert, The Easter Egg • Young At Heart • How About You • I’ve Grown Accustomed To Your Face • Too 

Old To Cut The Mustard (2a) • Dot’s Nice Donna Fight (2a) • While We’re Young • Tomorrow I’ll Dream And Remember • Crying Myself To Sleep 

• Good Intentions • A Touch Of The Blues • I’m Glad There Is You • Mangos • Hey, There! • Hello, Young Lovers • Come Rain Or Come Shine 

• Memories Of You • Beautiful Brown Eyes • I Could Have Danced All Night • It Don’t Mean A Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing) • Botch-A-Me • 

If Teardrops Were Pennies • When You Love Someone • Poor Whip-Poor-Will • Happy Christmas, Little Friend • All The Pretty Little Horses • If I 

Had A Penny • Just A-Sittin’ And A-Rockin’ • Lonely Am I • Everything Happens To Me • Pet Me Poppa • Sophisticated Lady • If You Were In My 

Place • What Is There To Say • Independent (On My Own) • Younger Than Springtime • My Baby Sends Me • Red Garters • Man And Woman (1a) 

• Bad News • Brave Man • White Christmas • The Best Things Happen While We’re Dancing • Sisters (3a) • Love, You Didn’t Do Right By Me • 

Gee, I Wish I Was Back In The Army • Mandy • Count Your Blessings (Instead Of Sheep) • Snow • It Just Happened To Happen To Me • How Am I 

To Know • You Took Advantage Of Me • Sweet Betsy From Pike • California Ball • Careless Love • A Railroader’s Bride I’ll Be • Many A Wonderful 

Moment • Vaya Vaya (Go, My Darling, Go) • The Little Brown Church In The Vale • The Old Rugged Cross • What A Friend We Have In Jesus • 

Onward Christian Soldiers • Living For Jesus • In The Garden • It Is No Secret • Jesus Loves Me • Softly And Tenderly • Sweet Hour Of Prayer • 

Abide With Me • Rock Of Ages • The Ninety And Nine • Nearer My God To Thee (Duet: 1a- Guy Mitchell; 2a- Marlene Dietrich; 3a- Betty Clooney) 

(Orchestra: Mitch Miller, Paul Weston, Percy Faith, Buddy Cole, Frank Comstock, Norman Leyden, Norman Luboff, Wally Scott, Bill Jones, Ray 

Coniff, Nelson Riddle, Bob Thompson, Dick Reynolds, The Ralph Carmichael Singers and Orchestra) (Collective Personnel: Stan Freeman, The Ray 

Charles Singers, Thurl Ravenscroft, The Mellowmen, Duke Ellington And His Orchestra, Harry James And His Orchestra, Jimmy Boyd, The Benny 

Goodman Trio) 4-CD set. For more than 50 years, Rosemary Clooney was one of the best loved singers in America and a star of records, radio, 

television, films, night clubs and the concert stage. ‘Mixed Emotions’ box set is one of the most comprehensive collections covering her output of 

the 1950s and early 1960s, and all of her major hits are on this set. Features her sessions with Harry James, Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Percy 

Faith and Paul Weston among others. [Item Code: 72723 4-CD: $30.00] 

178 JACK SCOTT TOUCH ME BABY, I GO HOG WIILD Baby She’s Gone • You Can Bet Your Bottom Dollar • Two-Timin’ Woman • I 

Need Your Love • My True Love • Leroy • With Your Love • Geraldine • Goodbye Baby • Save My Soul • The Way 

I Walk • Midgie • No One Will Ever Know • I Can’t Help It • Indiana Waltz • I’m Dreaming Of You • I Never Felt 

Like This • Bella • There Comes A Time • Baby Marie • What Am I Living For • Go Wild Little Sadie • What In 

The World’s Come Over You • Baby, Baby • Burning Bridges • Oh, Little One • It Only Happened Yesterday • Cool 

Water • Patsy • Old Time Religion • Is There Something On Your Mind • Found A Woman • Greaseball (Demo) • 

Apple Blossom Time (Demo) • Bo’s Gone To Jail (Demo) • My Heart Would Know • Your Cheatin’ Heart • I Could 

Never Be Ashamed Of You • Cold, Cold Heart • They’ll Never Take Her Love From Me • Crazy Heart • Take These 

Chains From My Heart • I Can’t Escape From You • Am I The One • I’m Satisfied With You • My King • It’s My Way 

Of Loving You • So Used To Loving You • Cruel World • Good Deal Lucille • True Love Is Blind • Fancy Meeting 

You Again • When The Saints Go Marching In • Swing Low Sweet Chariot • Ezekiel Saw The Wheel • Joshua Fit The 

Battle Of Jericho • Little David Play On Your Harp • Roll Jordan Roll • Down By The Riverside • The Gospel Train 

• I Want To Be Ready • Just A Closer Walk With Thee • Take My Hand, Precious Lord • Lonesome Mary [1957- 

1960] 2-CD set. The charismatic and compelling Jack Scott was the most commercially successful Rockabilly artist of his era and this compilation 

collects together the very best of Scott’s recordings between 1957-1960. Sixty-four brooding, menacing rockers, including sixteen US hits, five of 

which were million sellers: ‘My True Love•Leroy’, ‘Goodbye Baby’, ‘The Way I Walk’, ‘What in the World’s Come Over You’, ‘Burning Bridges’. 

Also included are many hard-to-find demos, LP tracks and collectors rarities. Jack Scott remains both a particular favourite among hardcore R&R 

collectors and a hugely popular live performer, notably in the UK and Europe. [Item Code: 72725 2-CD: $16.00] 

179 LITTLE ANTHONY AND THE IMPERIALS TEARS ON MY PILLOW AND ALL THEIR GREATEST RECORDINGS - SINGLES As & Bs 

PLUS TWO COMPLETE ORIGINAL ALBUMS The Duponts- Must Be Falling In Love • You • Somebody • Prove It Tonight • The Chesters- Lift 

Up Your Heads • The Fires Burn No More • Little Anthony And The Imperials- A Prayer And A Jukebox • River Path • I’m Alright • So Near And 

Yet So Far • I’m Still In Love With You • Shimmy Shimmy Ko Ko Bop • My Empty Room • Bayou, Bayou Baby • Only Sympathy • I’m Taking A 

Vacation From Love • Limbo Pts & • Formula Of Love • Please Say You Want Me • I Cover The Waterfront • That Lil 

O’ Lovemaker Me • It Just Ain’t Fair • We’re The Imperials (End LP 303) 1959- Tears On My Pillow • Over The Rainbow 

• Cha Cha Henry • The Diary • Oh Yeah • Two People In The World • When You Wish Upon A Star • Wishful 

Thinking • So Much • Travelling Stranger • What Did I Do • Love Is A Many Splendored Thing • Shades Of The 

Forties (End LP 311) 1960 (Stereo)- This Love Of Mine • Don’t Get Around Much Anymore • They Say It’s Wonderful 

• If You Are But A Dream • Undecided • All Or Nothing At All • I’ll Never Smile Again • Dream • A Lovely Way To 

Spend An Evening • I Couldn’t Sleep A Wink Last Night • Ooh Look A There Ain’t She Pretty • I’ve Got A Crush On 

You [1956-1961] 2-CD set. Little Anthony & The Imperials were one of the greatest Doo Wop groups of all-time. 

This package features their two original ‘50s LPs plus their majority of their single and EP releases, including, the 

original version of ‘Tears on My Pillow’, which was a No. 1 hit for Kylie Minogue in 1990. Still performing today, 

and one of the few groups to enjoy success into the ‘70s, Little Anthony & The Imperials are definitely worth a listen 

and fully detailed liner notes covering their entire career top this set off nicely. [Item Code: 73012 2-CD: $16.00] 


JASMINE 

180 THE SOLITAIRES WALKING ALONG - THE BEST OF THE SOLITAIRES Wonder Why • Blue Valentine • 

You’re Laughing Cause I’m Crying • Stranger In Paradise • Chapel Of St. Clair • Please Remember My Heart • South 

Of The Border • Chances I’ve Taken • Lonely • I Don’t Stand A Ghost Of A Chance • Girl Of Mine • What Did 

She Say • My Dear • The Wedding • Don’t Fall In Love • Magic Rose • Later For You Baby • The Honeymoon • 

Fine Little Girl • Silent Grief You’ve Sinned • The Angels Sang • Give Me One More Chance • Nothing Like A Little 

Love • Walking Along • Please Kiss This Letter • How Long • Come Back My Love • I Really Love You So (Honey 

Babe) • Thrill Of Love • Walkin’ And Talkin’ • No More Sorrow • At Night • Big Mary’s House • Embraceable You 

• Round Goes My Heart • Helpless • Light A Candle In The Chapel • Lonesome Lover • Pretty Thing [1954-1960] 

2-CD set. The Solitaires were one of the greatest New York based vocal groups and considering they never had 

anything like a national or international hit it is remarkable to consider their fame. This set features the A and B sides 

of all their singles through to 1960. Best known for their hit ‘Walking Along’, this superb set also includes the lushly 

atmospheric, ‘Wonder Why’, ‘Blue Valentine’ and ‘I Don’t Stand a Ghost of a Chance’ plus the hits, ‘The Wedding’ and ‘The Angels Sang’. Fully 

detailed liner notes covering the groups entire career. [Item Code: 72726 2-CD: $16.00] 

181 THE SPANIELS GOODNIGHT, SWEETHEART 1953-1961 - THEIR TWO ORIGINAL ALBUMS PLUS BOTH 

SIDES OF THEIR SINGLES AND MORE Goodnite It’s Time To Go- Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight • Bounce • 

The Bells Ring Out • Please Don’t Tease • This Is A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening • Do You Really • You Gave 

Me Peace Of Mind • Baby It’s You • I Need Your Kisses • Lets Make Up • Play It Cool • You Painted Pictures • House 

Cleaning • Doo Wah • The Spaniels- I Know • Bus Fare Home • One-Hundred Years From Today • Crazee Baby • 

Heart And Soul • Stormy Weather • Everyone’s Laughing • Little Joe • The Posse • So Deep Within • Baby Sweets 

• I Lost You • (Get Away Child) You Don’t Move Me • Don’cha Go • Hey Sister Lizzie • False Love • Dear Heart 

• Why Won’t You Dance • Since I Fell For You • Baby Come Along With Me • Jesse Mae • I O U • You’re Gonna 

Cry • Lucinda • Great Googly Moo • Tina • Here Is Why I Love You • Lovey Dovey Baby • I’m Gonna Thank Him 

• A Rockin’ Good Way (With Priscilla Bowman) • Baby It’s You • Trees • I Like It Like That • These Three Words • 

Automobiles • Red Sails In The Sunset • People Will Say We’re In Love • Meek Man • (I Love You) For Sentimental 

Reasons [1953-1961] 2-CD set. This is the most complete Spaniels package yet. For the first time their complete 

A and B sides of all their Vee-Jay Singles plus both of their original album releases are all featured on this great 2-CD set. Includes the classics: 

‘Baby It’s You’ and ‘Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight’ as featured on numerous TV commercials and in movies. Fully detailed liner notes cover 

the entire career of this fantastic group. [Item Code: 73013 2-CD: $16.00] 

182 RUSS CONWAY THE HITS AND MORE - THE PARTY POP STYLINGS OF RUSS CONWAY Party Pops 

(Part 1) • Party Pops (Part 2) • Got A Match • Toby’s Walk • More Party Pops (Part 1) • More Party Pops (Part 2) • The 

World Outside • Love Like Ours • Side Saddle • Pixelated Penguin • Roulette • Trampolina • China Tea • The Wee 

Boy Of Brussels • Snow Coach • Time To Celebrate • More And More Party Pops (Part 1) • More And More Party 

Pops (Part 2) • Royal Event • Rule Britannia • Fings Ain’t What They Used T’be (Part 1) • Fings Ain’t What They Used 

T’be (Part 2) • Lucky Five • The Birthday Cakewalk • Passing Breeze • The Key To Love • Even More Party Pops (Part 

1) • Even More Party Pops (Part 2) • Pepe • Matador From Trinidad (Single Version) • I’ve Got A Lovely Bunch Of 

Coconuts • Beer Barrel Polka • Lily Of The Laguna • I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles • Happy Go Lucky Day • Loch 

Lomond • The Man Who Broke The Bank At Monte Carlo • Ma (He’s Makin’ Eyes At Me) • Waiting For The Robert 

E. Lee • Abie, My Boy • Pennies From Heaven • Don’t Fence Me In • Easter Parade • Comin’ Round The Mountain 

• It’s A Sin To Tell A Lie • The Music Goes ‘Round And Around • On The Banks Of The Wabash • April Showers • 

Isle Of Capri • Silver Dollar • Red Sails In The Sunset • Galway Bay • I’m Just Wild About Harry • You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby • It’s A 

Long Way To Tipperary • Down At The Old Bull And Bush • Brown Eyes (Why Are You Blue?) • I Like Mountain Music • Cuddle Up A Little Closer 

• Who’s Sorry Now? • Yankee Doodle Boy • When The Midnight Choo Choo Leaves For Alabam • Wait Till The Sun Shines Nellie • Singin’ In 

The Rain • If You’re Irish Come Into The Parlour • Sweet Rosie O’Grady • Let The Rest Of The World Go By • You Made Me Love You • By The 

Light Of The Silvery Moon • When Day Is Done 2-CD set. Russ Conway and his Party Pops compilations of the songs of yesteryear successfully 

filled the gap and warmed the cockles for the older generation in the mid ‘50s who weren’t sold on the new evils of Rock & Roll. Arguably he was 

the best known and most loved pianist of the era that the British Isles had to offer. This collection contains the A and B sides of all his hits from 

Party Pops including ‘China Tea’, ‘Snow Coach’ and his two number one singles ‘Side Saddle’ and ‘Roulette’. [Item Code: 67311 2-CD: $16.00] 

183 THE KING SISTERS FEATURING ALVINO REY AND HIS ORCHESTRA IMAGINATION - THE BLEED AND THE ELEGANCE The Thrill 

Was New • Imagination • Love At Home • There Is No Greater Love • Deep Purple • Seventy-Six Trombones • Nina Never Knew • I’m Not Free 

• Sentimental • Memories Of You • Take The ‘A’ Train • Impossible • The Maids Of Cadiz • Unbelievable • Easy To Love • Holiday Of Love • 

Over The River • That Old Feeling • Too Late Now • You’re My Thrill • Autumn Time In Pleasant Grove • While The Lights Are Low • How Long 

Has This Been Going On? • The Hawaiian War Chant • Keep Smiling (Keep Laughin’, Be Happy) • Lovin’ Up A Storm • I Hadn’t Anyone Till You 

• Girls And Boys • In Hamburg • That’s All • I’ll Get By • Some Days There Just Ain’t No Fish • Sand • My Little Grass Shack • What Would I Do 

Without You? • Spring Is Here • What’s New? • The Nearness Of You • No Chance • Love Me, Love Me, Love Me • Early Autumn • Four Brothers 

• Chree-See-Mus • But Beautiful • The Guy In The Foreign Sports Car • Sweet And Slow • Do You Ever Think Of 

Me? • Rain • Pagan Love Song • The Moon Is Low • I Never Knew I Could Love Anybody • Hi Lili, Hi Lo • Taking 

A Chance On Love • Stomping At The Savoy • Lullaby In Rhythm • You Stepped Out Of A Dream • At Sundown • 

Squeeze Me (But Don’t Tease Me) • Temptation • My Blue Heaven • Street Of Dreams • Spring Is Here • Ebb Tide • 

Over The Rainbow • Don’t Get Around Much Anymore • Faded Summer Love • Don’t Blame Me • Ruby • For All 

We Know • I Didn’t Know About You • Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing (Collective Personnel: Alvino Rey And 

His Orchestra, Jack Marshall Orchestra, Harry Geller Orchestra, Buddy Cole, Frank Hunter Orchestra) 2-CD set. 

The King Sisters were one of the most respected vocal groups of the 20th Century - in the recording studio, on the 

concert stage and as television fixtures of the 1960s. Their sophisticated four part harmony was emulated by many 

other lesser known groups and ‘Imagination’ is a dynamic collection of tracks recorded at their vocal peak during the 

1950s, in brilliant fidelity. All of their single releases are debuting on CD among the classics. [Item Code: 73014 

2-CD: $16.00] 


JASMINE 

185 BUDDY COLE SWINGIN’ AT THE HAMMOND ORGAN - FOUR STEREO ALBUMS Have Organ Will 

Swing- That Old Black Magic • Memories Of You • Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea • Early Autumn • I 

Hear Music • They Can’t Take That Away From Me • I Cover The Waterfront • Two Little Girls • Let’s Fall In Love • 

Blue Lou • It All Depends On You • Lullaby Of Broadway • Swing Fever- Pagan Love Song • Brazil • The Hour Of 

Parting • The Peanut Vendor • Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise • Old Devil Moon • Heat Wave • La Rosita • Frenesi 

• The Moon Was Yellow • Poinciana • Crazy Rhythm • Powerhouse- The Lady Is A Tramp • I Let A Song Go Out 

Of My Heart • What Is There To Say • Ridin’ High • Georgia On My Mind • Just You, Just Me • I’m Beginning To 

See The Light • Will You Still Be Mine? • Fulfillment • Don’t Get Around Much Anymore • Powerhouse • Accent 

On Youth • Hot And Cole- Christopher Columbus • The Dipsy Doodle • Judy • I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm 

• Lullaby Of The Leaves • Idaho • Tuxedo Junction • Amor • As Long As I Live • Opus # • I’ll Remember April • 

Jersey Bounce 2-CD set. Buddy Cole is a name that is synonymous with organ playing, be it theatre or electronic. 

In this instance it is the latter, the one and only original pipeless organ: the Hammond. Across the 48 tracks on this marvellous 2-CD set Buddy is 

joined by a group of musicians with one object in mind: that of making the day go with a swing, or the evenings turn to romance. [Item Code: 

72851 2-CD: $16.00] 

186 THE DELLS THE TIME MAKES YOU CHANGE The El-Rays- Darling I Know • Christine • Darling I Know 

(Faster Version) • So Long • The Dells- Tell The World • I Can’t Help Myself • Zing Zing Zing • Dreams Of Contentment 

• She’s Just An Angel • Oh What A Night • Jo-Jo • Kneel And Pray (Now I Pray) • Baby Do • I Wanna Go 

Home • Movin’ On • Why Do You Have To Go • Dance Dance Dance • O Bop She Bop Cubop Chebop • A Distant 

Love • Time Makes You Change • Pains In My Heart • Someone To Call Me Darling • Time Makes You Change (Alt 

Take) • What You Say Baby • The Springer (At The Bandstand) • My Dreams • Come On Baby • I’m Calling • Jeepers 

Creepers • Cherry Bee • Restless Days Sleepless Nights • Rain • My Best Girl • Wedding Day • Baby, Open Up 

Your Heart • Dry Your Eyes • You’re Still In My Heart • Swinging Teens • Don’t Tell Nobody • Hold On To What 

You’ve Got • Bonus Tracks- Am I Blue • Mood Indigo (Dinah Washington Feast Marvin Junior) • Wake The Town And 

Tell The People (Dinah Washington) • Jeepers Creepers (Dinah Washington) [1954-1961] 2-CD set. The Dells are 

one of the finest R&B vocal groups and the only one to survive with pretty much the same line up to this day and 

were a viable act until the ‘90s. Features every A & B side of all their singles through to 1961 including, ‘Dreams 

of Contentment’ and the Doo Wop classic, ‘Oh What a Night’. Also included on this superb set is the CD debut of their 1961 recordings with the 

legendary Dinah Washington. [Item Code: 73015 2-CD: $16.00] 

188 GENE MCDANIELS LOOK TO YOUR HEART - THE GENE MCDANIELS STORY In Times Like These- In Times Like These • Love Is 

Here To Stay • When I Fall In Love • Like Someone In Love • Next Spring • Look For The Silver Lining • The River 

And I • It Might As Well Be Spring • Yesterdays • Look To Your Heart • The Sound Of Music • Gone With The Wind 

• Sometimes I’m Happy- ‘Deed I Do • How Long Has This Been Going On • Green Door • Never Like This • And 

The Angels Sing • In A Sentimental Mood • Love Me Tender • Autumn Leaves • The High And The Mighty • The 

Facts Of Life • When I Was A Child • Sometimes I’m Happy • A Hundred Pounds Of Clay- A Hundred Pounds Of 

Clay • It’s All In The Game • Take Good Care Of Her • At The End Of A Rainbow • Are You Sincere • Portrait Of 

My Love • ‘Til There Was You • Send For Me • Angels In The Sky • Cry • You Belong To Me • Make A Present Of 

You • Sings Movie Memories- Around The World • Golden Earrings • Three Coins In The Fountain • Tammy • Secret 

Love • Eternally • Love Is A Many Splendored Thing • Mona Lisa • The Long Hot Summer • All The Way • From 

Here To Eternity • Young At Heart • Bonus Tracks- Non LP 45s • A Tear • Tower Of Strength • Chip Chip • Another 

Tear Falls [1959-1961] 2-CD set. Gene McDaniels was one of the more popular artists to come out of the 1950s 

R&B scene and here are his first four LPs in one package for the first time. Includes the popular oldie ‘100 Pounds 

of Clay’ and also featured are bonus singles from 1960 to 61 including ‘Tower of Strength’ and ‘A Tear Fell’ which is featured in the famous ‘60s 

movie ‘It’s Trad Dad’. [Item Code: 73160 2-CD: $16.00] 

189 CHUBBY CHECKER TWIST IT UP - THE FIRST FOUR ALBUMS The Class • Twist With Chubby Checker- Twistin’ USA • The ‘Ooh 

Poo Pah Doo’ Shimmy • The ‘C.C. Rider’ Stroll • The Strand • The Chicken • The Hucklebuck • The Twist • The Madison • The ‘Love Is Strange’ 

Chalypso • The ‘Mexican Hat’ Twist • The Slop • The Pony • For Twisters Only • For Twisters Only- Blueberry Hill • Your Feet’s Too Big • Hound 

Dog • Twist Train • Mister Twister • Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On • Hold Tight • Shake Rattle And Roll • But Girls! • At The Hop • Dance With 

Me, Henry • Rock Around The Clock • It’s Pony Time- Pony Time • The Watusi • The Hully Gully • The Stroll • Mashed Potatoes • Hi Ho Silver • 

We Like Birdland • Let’s Dance, Let’s Dance, Lets Dance • The Shimmy • The Charleston • The Mess Around • Pony Express • Let’s Twist Again- I 

Could Have Danced All Night • The Jet • Continental Walk • I Almost Lost My Mind • Fishin’ • Quarter To Three • Let’s Twist Again • Ballin’ The 

Jack • Peanut Butter • The Ray Charles-Ton • Takes Two To Tango • Dance-A-Long [1960-1961] 2-CD set. The supreme Chubby Checker was 

unsurpassed as the king of the rock & roll dance craze and unleashed some enduring pop musics. Featuring all his great ‘Twist’ hits of the early 

‘60s. This is the first time his first four LPs have been available in one CD set and includes fully detailed liner notes that cover his entire career and 

recording history. [Item Code: 73161 2-CD: $16.00] 

191 RAY CHARLES SOUL + JAZZ = GENIUS - FOUR DEFINITIVE ALBUMS The Genius Hits The Road- Alabamy 

Bound • Georgia On My Mind • Basin Street Blues • Mississippi Mud • Moonlight In Vermont • New York’s 

My Home • California, Here I Come • Moon Over Miami • Deep In The Heart Of Texas • Carry Me Back To Old 

Virginny • Blue Hawaii • Chattanooga Choo Choo • Bonus Track- Hit The Road Jack • Dedicated To You- Hard 

Hearted Hannah • Nancy (With The Laughing Face) • Margie • Ruby • Rosetta • Stella By Starlight • Cherry • Josephine 

• Candy • Marie • Diane • Sweet Georgia Brown • Genius + Soul = Jazz- From The Heart • I’ve Got News 

For You • Moanin’ • Let’s Go • One Mint Julep • I’m Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town • Stompin’ Room Only 

• Mister C • Strike Up The Band • Birth Of The Blues • Ray Charles & Betty Carter- Ev’ry Time We Say Goodbye • 

You And I • Goodbye•We’ll Be Together Again • People Will Say We’re In Love • Cocktails For Two • Side By Side 

• Baby, It’s Cold Outside • Together • For All We Know • Takes Two To Tango • Alone Together • Just You, Just Me 

[1960-1961] 2-CD Set. Here you have four complete albums that have never been released in one package like 

this. [Item Code: 73162 2-CD: $16.00] 


JASMINE 

194 JAYE P. MORGAN UP NORTH, DOWN SOUTH - PLUS BONUS SINGLES Yankee Doodle Boy • Shine On 

Harvest Moon • Shuffle Off To Buffalo • The Whiffenpoof Song (Baa! Baa! Baa!) • There’s A Boat Dat’s Leavin’ Soon For 

New York • Battle Hymn Of The Republic • Chicago • On The Banks Of The Wabash Far Away • When Johnny Comes 

Marching Home • Pennsylvania Polka • Indiana (Back Home Again In Indiana) • Down By The O-Hi-O • Lullaby Of 

Broadway • Way Down Yonder In New Orleans • St Louis Blues • The Yellow Rose Of Texas • Dixie • Maryland My 

Maryland • Kentucky Babe • Alexander’s Ragtime Band • Bill Bailey, Won’t You Please Come Home? • Swing Low 

Sweet Chariot • Joshua Fit De Battle Of Jericho • The Gospel Train • Carry Me Back To Old Virginny • Birmingham Papa, 

Your Memphis Mama’s Comin’ To Town • Old Folks At Home • De Camptown Races • Oh! Susanna • Bonus Singles- 

Wondering Where You Are • I Walk The Line • A World I Can’t Live In • When You Get What You Want (You Don’t Want It 

Anymore) • Brotherhood Of Man • Nobody’s Sweetheart [1960-1961] 2-CD set. Following on from the success 

of ‘That’s All I Want From You’ (JASCD 535) comes ‘Up North, Down South’ which incorporates two great albums 

plus six bonus singles recorded in 1960 and 1961. Despite their titles and covers it has to be said that these aren’t just songs of the Civil War but 

more a collection of songs that depict the ideals and put you in mind of the Northern and Southern States. So now you can happily Whistle ‘Dixie’ 

and be a good old ‘Yankee Doodle Boy’ whilst humming along to songs everybody knows like, ‘Lullaby of Broadway’ and ‘De Camptown Races’. 

[Item Code: 73163 2-CD: $16.00] 

202 BEN E. KING AND THE DRIFTERS DANCE WITH ME The Crowns- Kiss And Make Up • I’ll Forget 

About You • The Drifters- There Goes My Baby • Oh My Love • Dance With Me • (If You Cry) True Love, True Love 

• This Magic Moment • Baltimore • Lonely Winds (Single Version) • Hey Senorita • Save The Last Dance For Me • 

Nobody But Me • I Count The Tears • Some Kind Of Wonderful • Please Stay • Sweets For My Sweet • Loneliness 

Or Happiness • Room Full Of Tears • Somebody New Dancing With You • When My Little Girl Is Smiling • Mexican 

Divorce • Jackpot • Sometimes I Wonder • She Never Talked To Me That Way • Lonely Winds (Alt Take) • Ben E 

King- Brace Yourself • Show Me The Way • Ben E King & Lavern Baker- A Help Each Other Romance • How Often 

• Ben E King- First Taste Of Love • Spanish Harlem • Stand By Me • On The Horizon • Amor • Souvenir Of Mexico 

• Sway • Come Closer To Me • Perfidia • Granada • Sweet And Gentle • Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps • Frenesi • 

Besame Mucho • Love Me, Love Me • Young Boy Blues • Here Comes The Night • Ecstacy • Yes • I Promise Love 

• First Taste Of Love (Single Edit) [1958-1961] 2-CD set. The Drifters were the most successful R&B/R&R group of the 1950s and ‘60s and Ben 

E. King was their lead singer between 1958-60, before leaving for a solo career. This fantastic 2-CD set is the follow up to ‘The Drifters - All the 

Singles, 1953-58’). It comprises everything recorded by both The Drifters and Be E. King between 1958-61. Disc one features thirteen of The Drifters 

hits, including the million selling ‘There Goes My Baby’, ‘Dance With Me’, ‘(If You Cry) True Love, True Love’ and their biggest hit, ‘Save The 

Last Dance For Me’. Also included is the incredibly rare ‘Kiss and Make Up’, recorded when the group were known as The Crowns. The second 

disc features seven Ben E. King solo hits, including the million selling ‘Spanish Harlem’, ‘First Taste of Love’, ‘Staned by Me’ and ‘Amor’. [Item 

Code: 73164 2-CD: $16.00] 

203 CONNIE FRANCIS EVERYBODY’S SOMEBODY’S FOOL - THE VERY BEST OF CONNIE FRANCIS Worldwide 

Hits- If I Didn’t Care • Lipstick On Your Collar • Frankie • You’re Gonna Miss Me • Plenty Good Lovin’ • 

Among My Souvenirs • God Bless America • Mama • Teddy • Valentino • Robot Man • Everybody’s Somebody’s 

Fool • Jealous Of You • My Heart Has A Mind Of It’s Own • Malaguena • Many Tears Ago • Senza Mamma 

E’nnammurate (With No One) • Where The Boys Are • No One • Baby Roo • Breaking In A Brand New Broken 

Heart • Someone Else’s Boy • Together • Too Many Rules • La Paloma • (He’s My) Dreamboat • Hollywood • Pretty 

Little Baby • When The Boy In Your Arms (Is The Boy In Your Heart) • Album Tracks & Collectables • If You Love Me 

Tonight • No One To Cry To • Do You Love Me Like You Kiss Me • Santa Lucia • Come Back To Sorrento • Tweedle 

Dee • I Almost Lost My Mind • I Hear You Knockin’ • Ain’t That A Shame • It’s Only Make Believe • Hearts Of 

Stone • My Special Angel • Tennessee Waltz • Young Love • Half As Much • My Dream • It Would Be Worth It • 

Guaglione • Just Say I Love Him • Return To Me • On The Outside Looking In • Let The Rest Of The World Go By 

• Never On Sunday • Where Is Your Heart • Love Me Tender • True Love, True Love • Aura Lee • Come On Jerry (Timber) • Beautiful Brown Eyes 

[1959-1961] 2-CD set. Connie Francis is the only female artist of her generation who was able to surpass many of her male contemporaries and 

top the charts, and still to this day troubles the modern ilk as the biggest selling female recording artist of all-time. This new set is the follow up to 

Jasmine’s very successful ‘Fallin’ - The Best of the Early Years’ (JASCD 530) and across the two discs are a plethora of international hits, many of 

which were million sellers, plus LP and EP tracks, B-sides and hard to find material including a number of tracks which were never released. The 

hits include: ‘Lipstick on Your Collar’, ‘Among My Souvenirs’, ‘Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool’, ‘My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own’, ‘Many Tears 

Ago’, ‘Where The Boys Are’ and many more. This unique set is unlike any other Connie Francis hits-orientated collection or compilation and is a 

must for fans of this truly fantastic star. [Item Code: 73165 2-CD: $16.00] 

204 JOHNNY AND THE HURRICANES JOHNNY AND THE HURRICANES RED RIVERS, ROCKIN’ GEESE BEATNIK FLIES The Singles, 

As & Bs- Crossfire • Lazy • Red River Rock • Buckeye • Reveille Rock • Time Bomb • Beatnik Fly • Sand Storm 

• Down Yonder • Sheba • Rockin’ Goose • Revival • You Are My Sunshine • Molly-O • Ja-Da • Mr Lonely • Old 

Smokie • High Voltage • Farewell, Farewell • Traffic Jam • The Album Tracks- Happy Time • Cut Out • Walkin’ • 

Storm Warning • Bam-Boo • Thunderbolt • Joy Ride • Rock-Cha • Milk Shake • Cyclone • Travelin’ • Beanbag • 

Rockin’ T • The Hungry Eye • Hot Fudge • Corn Bread • Catnip • The ‘Hep’ Canary • LikeRock • The Kid • Bye 

Bye Blackbird • Teensville Tonight • Mister Irving • Tom’s Tune • Corn Pone [1959-1961] 2-CD set. The Late ‘50s, 

early ‘60s were the ‘Golden Era’ for Rock ‘n’ Roll Instrumentals and Johnny & The Hurricanes were at the forefront 

of the boom, enjoying widespread international popularity with the unmistakable sound on Johnny Paris’s rasping 

sax and Paul Tesluks’s searing Hammond organ. This unique compilation comprises all their A & B sides between 

1959-61, plus three LPs in their entirety. Features all their hits, including ‘Crossfire’, the multimillion selling ‘Red 

River Rock’, ‘Reveille Rock’, ‘Beatnik Fly’, ‘Down Yonder’, ‘Rockin’ Goose’, ‘Ja-Da’ and more. [Item Code: 73166 

2-CD: $16.00] 


JASMINE 

694 FLOYD CRAMER COUNTRYPOLITAN PIANO - THE FIRST FOUR ALBUMS Hello Blues- I’ll Never Be Free 

• The Swingin’ Shepherd Blues • Midnight • Have I Stayed Away Too Long? • Stormy Weather • Trouble In Mind • 

Tricky • Blues Stay Away From Me • Re-Enlistment Blues • The Lonesome Road • Yesterdays • Forever • Last Date- 

Last Date • I Need You Now • Moments To Remember • Tennessee Waltz • Too Young • Mood Indigo • Sweetie 

Baby • Mumble Jumble • Flip, Flop And Bop • Fancy Pants • Rumpus • Heart And Soul • On The Rebound- • On 

The Rebound • Wonderland By Night • I Can Just Imagine • Faded Love • Let It Be Me • Two Of A Kind • Danny 

Boy • Corinna, Corinna • Tammy • First Impression • San Antonio Rose • Alma Mater • America’s Biggest Selling 

Pianist- Your Last Goodbye • Unchained Melody • You Win Again • Someone Else, Not Me • Lonely Again • The 

Waltz You Saved For Me • Hang On • Out On A Limb • Rejoice • The Tide And The Sea • Portuguese Washerwoman 

• Are You Sincere [1960-1961] 2-CD set. Floyd Cramer was Nashville’s most prolific pianist both as a performer 

and a session musician whose slip-note playing style came to typify the pop-orientated Nashville sound of the ‘50s 

and early ‘60s. This 2-CD set focuses on four of his albums: ‘Hello Blues’, ‘Last Date’, ‘On the Rebound’ and ‘America’s Biggest Selling Pianist’ 

which were released between 1960 and 1961 and includes the UK No. 1 hit, ‘Last Date’. Considered by his peers to be one of the greatest piano 

players. He left behind him a legacy of literally thousands of songs to which he lent his brilliant piano playing. [Item Code: 73167 2-CD: $17.00] 

3602 THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS LET’S GO WEST Ghost Riders In The Sky • Cowboy’s Dream • Whoopie-Ti-Yi-Yo • Twilight On The 

Trail • No One Will Ever Know • Kaw-Liga • Blue Prairie • Little White Cross (An Invocation) • The King’s Highway • Tumbling Tumbleweeds • 

Red River Valley • Pins And Needles (In My Heart) • Ridin’ Down The Canyon • I Wonder When We’ll Ever Know (The Wonder Of It All) • Power 

In The Blood • Wind • Be Honest With Me • Empty Saddles • Timber Trail • Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain • Crazy Heart • Too High, Too Wide, 

Too Low • How Great Thou Art • Blue Shadows On The Trail • Hang Your Head In Shame • Song Of The Prodigal 

• The Lord’s Prayer • The Last Round-Up • The End Of The World • Roly Poly • Teardrops In My Heart • Maverick 

• Cool Water • Ridin’ Home • Read The Bible Every Day • It’s A Sin • Way Out There • Rounded Up In Glory • 

The Old Rugged Cross • Wagon Wheels • America Forever • God Has His Arms Around Me • High Ridin’ Woman 

• A Room Full Of Roses • San Antonio Rose • Roses • Mexicali Rose • Press Along To The Big Corral • Home On 

The Range • Bunkhouse Bugle Boy • Sweet Betsy From Pike • Along The Santa Fe Trail • Happy Cowboy • Slow 

Moving Cattle • Pajarillo Barrenquero • Come And Get It! • Texas Stomp • Yellow Rose Of Texas • Carry Me Back To 

The Lone Prairie • Curly Joe From Idaho • Everlasting Hills Of Oklahoma • Red River Valley • So Long To The Red 

River Valley • Farr Away Stomp • The Last Round-Up • The Ballad Of Davy Crockett • Old Betsy (Davy Crockett’s 

Gun) • The Graveyard Filler Of The West • A Whale Of A Tale (Orchestras: Darol Rice, Henri Rene, Jack Marshall, 

Larry Russell) (Personnel: Bob Nolan, Pat Brady, Hugh Farr) 2-CD set. After more than 75 years, The Sons of the 

Pioneers remain the most popular western group of all time. ‘Let’s Go West’ spotlights their recordings of the 1950s 

in vibrant fidelity. This collection features western classics such as ‘Ghost Riders in the Sky’, ‘Blue Prairie’, ‘Tumbling Tumbleweeds’, ‘Red River 

Valley’, ‘Wagon Wheels’, and ‘The Yellow Rose of Texas’ together with ‘The Ballad of Davy Crockett’, ‘Roses’, ‘The Old Rugged Cross’, ‘Maverick’, 

and ‘How Great Thou Art’. So here we go, good friends, westward bound - with a guitar, a harmonica, and some of the most beloved melodies 

packed in our wagons; and along on this trip: The Sons of the Pioneers. [Item Code: 72853 2-CD: $17.00] 

JAZZ LIPS 

765 RUBY BRAFF GEORGE BARNES TO FRED ASTAIRE WITH LOVE Cheek To Cheek • They Can’t Take 

That Away From Me • Easter Parade • A Shine On Your Shoes • I’m Putting All My Eggs In One Basket • They All 

Laughed • Be Careful, It’s My Heart • I’m Old Fashioned • Isn’t It A Lovely Day To Be Caught In The Rain • Top Hat, 

White Tie And Tails • Oh, That Kiss • With Time To Love • Looking At You • Old Folks • Liza • Here, There And 

Everywhere • Our Love Is Here To Stay • Nobody Else But You • It’s Like The Fourth Of July • Everything’s George 

(Personnel: George Barnes) [1973-1975] Ruby Braff and George Barnes formed a rich and vital partnership, recording 

seven studio albums between 1973 and 1975. This set presents their first and last works, two complete studio 

albums by the Ruby Braff-George Barnes Quartet in their entirety. Both appear here on CD for the first time ever 

and are devoted to the perennial classics by Irving Berlin, George Gershwin and Jerome Kern, plus one original by 

each soloist and a swing ballad treatment of the Beatles’s tune ‘Here, There and Everywhere’. Their first album, titled 

‘The Ruby Braff-George Barnes Quartet’ (1973) includes a mixture of standard songs, plus an original by each of the 

soloists. For their last album together, ‘To Fred Astaire with Love’ (1975) featured versions of songs the singer-dancer-actor had made famous in his 

movies. [Item Code: 73059 CD: $17.00] 

JAZZ ORACLE 

8067 JIMMIE’S JOYS THE COMPLETE GOLDEN AND OKEH RECORDINGS AND SELECTED BRUNSWICK RECORDINGS Sobbin’ Blues 

• Wolverine Blues • No, No Nora • Tiger Rag • Bugle Call Rag • St. Louis Blues • Milenburg Joys • Clarinet Marmalade 

Blues • Mama Will Be Gone • Memphis Bound • Riverboat Shuffle • Indian Dawn • Be Yourself • China 

Girl • Wild Jazz • Springtime Is Love Time • Red Hot Henry Brown • My Sweet Gal • Fallin’ Down • Hay Foot, 

Straw Foot • Everybody Stomp! • St. Louis Blues • Stomp It, Mr. Kelly • From Monday On • The Yale Blues • You’re 

The First Thing I Think Of In The Morning (Personnel: Jack T. Brown, J.C. Matty Matlock, Gilbert O’Shaughnessy, 

Norman Smith, Earl Hatch, Orville Andy Andrews, Weldon Pappy Maples, Dick T. Hamel, Rex Maupin) [1923- 

25•1928] The complete Golden and OKeh recordings (1923-1925) by Jimmie (Maloney) Joy, a Texas clarinetist 

who led a college jazz band at the University of Texas in the early 1920s. After turning professional in 1923, the 

band became nationally known, recording for Golden in Los Angeles, OKeh in Dallas and Kansas City and, later, 

selected recordings (1928) for Brunswick in Chicago. Extensive notes for this release were written by renowned 

researcher Dick Raichelson, and the booklet includes photographs from band members interviewed by him. Sound 

restoration is by noted audio engineer Hans Eekhoff. [Item Code: 73132 CD: $15.00] 


JAZZED MEDIA 

1057 BOB LARK AND HIS ALUMNI BIG BAND REUNION Reunion • Mad Dan’s • Until You • Roatan • First 

Steps • Cathy’s Song • Abruzzi • Suggestions • Ravenswood • Winter’s Touch • Tango Caliente (Personnel: Brent 

Turney, Dan Jonas, Marques Carroll, Vance Thompson, Kirk Garrison, Tim Coffman, Craig Sunken, more) [2010] 

This is a first-class big band recording by talented musicians who are dedicated to serving the music they love. The 

original compositions and arrangements are challenging, yet pleasing to the ear. [Item Code: 73204 CD: $16.00] 

JAZZOLOGY 

382 DICKY WELLS WITH THE ALEX WELSH BAND DICKY WELLS WITH THE ALEX WELSH BAND Yesterday 

• Bones For The King • Indiana • Over The Rainbow- Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea • Stan’s Dance • 

Come & Get It • Don’t Mean A Thing • Someday You’ll Be Sorry • Mr. Eli • Bye, Bye (Personnel: Alex Welsh, John 

Barnes, Fred Hunt, Jim Douglas, Christopher Staunton, Lennie Hastings) [1966] Recorded in Nottingham, England 

in February, 1966. [Item Code: 73063 CD: $16.00] 

391 WILD BILL DAVISON TALK OF THE TOWN Who’s Sorry Now • Ida • How Come You Do Me (Like You 

Do) • Shine • Talk Of The Town • I Can’t Believe (You’re In Love With Me) • Stars Fell On Alabama • When You’re 

Smiling • September In The Rain • Mandy • Big Butter & Egg Man (Personnel: Jack Maheu, Skip Derringer) [1974] 

Cornetist ‘Wild Bill’ Davison is joined by clarinetist Jack Maheu, trombonist Skip Derringer and a rhythm section on 

‘Talk Of The Town’. [Item Code: 73117 CD: $16.00] 

JSP 

970 DJANGO REINHARDT RENOWN & RESISTANCE Pennies From Heaven • Tiger Rag • Whoa Babe • PB 

Flat Blues • Eddie’s Blues • Sweet Georgia Brown • Lady Be Good • Dinah • Daphne • You Took Advantage Of 

Me • I Ain’t Got Nobody • Won’t You Please Come Home • Big Boy Blues • Swing Guitars • Bill Coleman Blues • Somebody Loves Me • I Can’t 

Believe That You’re In Love With Me • Interpretation Swing Du Premier Mouvement Du Concerto En Re Mineur De JS Bach • Fiddle’s Blues • 

Improvisation Sur Le Premier Mouvement Du Concerto En Re Mineur De JS Bach • Serenade For A Wealthy Widow • Tal Mahal • Organ Grinder’s 

Swing • Tea For Two • Christmas Swing • Blues • Easy Going • College Stomp • Harlem Swing • It Had To Be You • Sweet Sue • Les Salades 

De L’oncle Francois • Ric Et Pussy • Un Sourire En Chantant • Siffler En Travaillant • I m Coming Virginia • Farewell Blues • Blue Light Blues • 

Bouncin Around • Ridin Along The Moscowa • Gotta Date In Louisiana • Gabriel’s Swing • Doin The New Low Down • Body And Soul • Lover 

Come Back To Me • My Melancholy Baby • I Got Rhythm • Montmartre • Low Cotton • Finesse • I Know That You Know • Solid Old Man • The 

Sheik • Dream Ship • I Can’t Believe That You’re In Love With Me • Darktown Strutter s Ball • Blues Of Yesterday • My Melancholy Baby • Braggin 

The Briggs • Sometimes I’m Happy • Scatterbrain • Jumpin At The Woodside • Weeekend Stomp • Nerves And Fever • Fast Slow Medium Tempo 

• Panassie Stomp • Rockabye Basie • Boogie Woogie • Boogie Woogie • Blue Skies • Stomp • Rosetta • Sugar • A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody • 

Margie • Tears • Limehouse Blues • Daphne • At The Jimmy’s Bar • Tel Quel • Deux Pieds Gauches • Joyeuse Fumee • Tiger Rag • Quatre Tickets 

• Serenade D’hiver • Le Sheik • Noel Blues • Margie • Bijou • Indecision • Oui, C’est Ca • Cascades • Reflets • Onze Heures Vingt • On The 

Alamo • Pour Commencer • Pour Terminer • Les Yeux Noirs • Begin The Beguine • Swinging The Blues • Petite Lili • Ninouche • Stockholm • La 

Cigale Et La Fourmi • Out Of Nowhere • Hungaria • Premiere Idee D’eddie • Nympheas • Feerie • Vous et Moi • Distraction • Blues En Mineur • 

Studio • Place De Brouckere • Seul Ce Soir • Mixture • Bei Dir War Es Immer So Schoen • Divine Beguine • Nuages 

• Djangology • Eclats De Cuivres • Django Rag • Dynamisme • Tons D’ebene • Chez Moi A Six Heures • Belleville 

• Oubli • Zuiderzee Blues • ABC • Gaiement • Melodie Au Crepescule • Blues D’autrefois • Place De Brouckere 

(Collective Personnel: Andre Eykan, Phillippe Brun, Stephane Grapelli, Eugene d’Hellemmes, Eddie South, Wilson Myers, 

Michel warlop, Roger Chaput, Bill Coleman, Christian Wagner, Emil Stern, Lucien Simoens, Jerry Mengo, more) 

[1937-1943] 5-CD set. Sixth set of Django recordings by JSP. Here is much of Django’s work with American musicians 

and the war years. Parted by the war from Stephane Grappelli, he played with the leading French bands of the 

day- sometimes as nominal leader, but always dominating. The rhythme sides show Django at the peak of his renown 

and revelling in his incomparable technique. [Item Code: 73064 5-CD: $35.00] 

LITTLE JAZZ BIRD RECORDS 

1001 JANE HARVEY TRAVELIN’ LIGHT Travelin’ Light • A Hundred Dreams From Now • I’m Gonna Go Fishing • Everything But You • 

Blue Again • Lover in the House • Witchcraft • Misty • Impossible • The Ship Sailed • Telephonez Moi • The Man That Got Away • Sent For You 

Yesterday • Can’t Get Out of This Mood • Close as Pages in a Book • Just For Fun • Foggy River • My Number One Dream Came True • I Had Too 

Much to Dream Last Night • A Sunday Kind of Love • Always True to You in My Fashion • Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend (Collective Personnel: 

Page Cavanaugh, Lloyd Pratt, Al Viola, Billy Strayhorn, Page Cavanaugh, Benny Goodman, Don Elliott, Harold Mooney, Hugo Winterhalter, Russ 

Case) [1959] First U.S. release on CD of Jane Harvey’s rare 1959 Dot album ‘Leave It To Jane,’ containing 12 great standards with full orchestra 

conducted by Jack Kane. Bonus tracks include 10 of Jane’s rare singles from the 1940’s and 50’s. 22 tracks in all. 

[Item Code: 73082 CD: $13.00] 

1002 JANE HARVEY LADY JAZZ ‘Tis Autumn • It All Depends on You • Bein’ Green • Do Do Do 

• Lush Life • When a Woman Lovesa Man • Here’s That Rainy Day • Some Other Time •This Time 

the Dream’s On Me • Misty • Why Can’t I • The Very Thought of You • It Takes Too Long to Learn to Live Alone • 

Squeeze Me • Keepin’ Out of Mischief Now • The Ship Sailed • Bonus Tracks wih the Benny Goodman Orchestra • 

Gotta Be This or That • Ev’ry Time (I Fall in Love) • You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me • He’s Funny That Way • 

Only Another Boy and Girl • Two Little Fishes and Five Loaves of Bread (Collective Personnel: Doc Cheatham, John 

Bunch, Bucky Pizzarrelli, Gene Bertoncini, Richard Davis, Billy Goodwin, Don Elliott, Benny Goodman, Zoot Sims, 

Dick Wellstood, Major Holley, Kenny Davern, Mike Renzi, Jack Kanemore) [1974] First-ever U.S. release of Jane 

Harvey’s 1974 album featuring such jazz greats as Doc Cheatham, John Bunch, Bucky Pizzarrelli, Gene Bertoncini, 

Richard Davis, Billy Goodwin and Don Elliott. 21 songs in all. [Item Code: 73083 CD: $13.00] 


LITTLE JAZZ BIRD RECORDS 

1003 JANE HARVEY I’LL NEVER GO THERE ANYMORE It Never Entered My Mind • God Bless the Child • 

The Music That Makes Me Dance • I’ll Never Go There Anymore • Ev’ry Time • Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out to 

Dry • Bye Bye Blues • How Long Has This Been Going On • My Ship • Here’s That Rainy Day • The Glory of Love 

• Look At That Face [1964] First U.S. CD reissue of Jane Harvey’s classic 1964 album ‘I’ve Been There,’ will a full 

orchestra arranged and conducted by Ray Ellis. 12 great standards. [Item Code: 73084 CD: $10.00] 

1004 JANE HARVEY THE JAZZ SIDE OF SONDHEIM Old Friends • Everybody Says Don’t • Broadway 

Baby•I’m Still Here • Could I Leave You • Who’s That Woman?• The Ladies Who Lunch • In Buddy’s Eyes • With 

So Little to Be Sure Of • The Story of Lucy and Jessie • Send in the Clowns • The Little Things You Do Together • 

Pretty Women • Not While I’m Around • There Won’t Be Trumpets • Sorry-Grateful•Too Many Mornings• Losing My 

Mind • Another Hundred People • What More Do I Need • Not a Day Goes By • Buddy’s Blues • It Wasn’t Meant 

to Happen • Good Thing Going • Everything’s Coming Up Roses • Together Wherever We Go • You’ll Never Get 

Away From Me (Personnel: Mike Renzi, Jay Leonhart, Grady Tate, Robbie Kondor, Ray Ellis) [1988] First U.S. CD 

reissue of Jane Harvey’s best-selling 1988 Atlantic album re-mixed the way it was originally intended to be heard 

with Mike Renzi on piano, Jay Leonhart on bass and Grady Tate on drums. Additional tracks with Robbie Kondor 

and the Ray Ellis orchestra. 27 great songs by Stephen Sondheim set to sparkling and innovative jazz arrangements. 

[Item Code: 73085 CD: $13.00] 

1005 JANE HARVEY THE UNDISCOVERED JANE HARVEY A Hundred Dreams From Now • I Ain’t Got Nothin’ 

But The Blues • I’m Gonna Go Fishing • Come Rain Or Come Shine • Lonesome Road • You Always Hurt The One 

You Love • My Buddy • That’s My Desire • 0 All Of Me • You Made Me Love You • You Made Me Love You • If I 

Could Be With You (One Hour Tonight) • Arlen•Koehler Medley: I Got A Right To Sing The Blues- Ill Wind- Stormy 

Weather- When The Sun Comes Out • Bonus Tracks- Interesting Changes • Secret O’ Life • Dindi • I Love My Wife 

• Glad To Be Unhappy • Do It Again • The Gentleman Just Wouldn’t • Say Goodnight • Enjoy Yourself • The Love I 

Have For You • Twilight In Tennessee • The Kiss That Rocked The World (Collective Personnel: Duke Ellington, Billy 

Strayhorn, Don Elliott Orchestra, Les Paul, Ellis Larkins, Bob Theile Jr., Mike Renzi, Mitchell Ayers Orchestra, Russ 

Case Orchestra, Jack Kane Orchestra, Hugo Peretti Orchestra) First-ever release of newly-discovered recordings that 

trace Jane Harvey’s entire career including rare singles and demos with Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Les Paul, 

Ellis Larkins, Mitchell Ayres, Don Elliott, Russ Case, Jane Kane, Hugo Peretti, Bob Thiele Jr. 25 tracks in all. [Item 

Code: 73086 CD: $15.00] 

MERRYMAKERS 

46 DON NEELY ROYAL SOCIETY JAZZ ORCHESTRA PLAY HOT JAZZ OF THE 1920s Clap Hands, Here 

Comes Charlie • I’m Comin’ Virginia • Everything Is Hotsy Totsy Now • Livin’ In The Sunlight, Loving In The Moonlight 

• Go Joe Go • San • Tiger Rag • Louise • The Payoff • Walkin’ My Baby Back Home • Copenhagen (Personnel: 

Tom Brozene, Manny Alcantar, Howard Miyata, Ron Deeter, Lin Patch, Jon Benson, Pat Dutrow, Rick Siverson, 

Jimmy Hurt) Don Neely’s Royal Society Jazz Orchestra re-creates the sound of the music of the 1920’s. [Item 

Code: 72931 CD: $17.00] 

MOTEMA MUSIC 

59 RENE MARIE VOICE OF MY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY Strange Meadowlark • O Shenandoah • Imagination 

• Just My Imagination • White Rabbit • Drift Away • John Henry • Angelitos Negros • America the Beautiful • 

Drum Battle • Piano Blues • My Country ‘Tis of Thee • Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing - Star-Spangled Banner • America 

the Beautiful-Reprise (Personnel: Kevin Bales, Rodney Jordan, Quentin Baxter) Whenever Colorado native Rene 

Marie hits the stage, you never know exactly what to expect, knowing only that you’re certain to be swept up in her 

bluesy, soulful, gospel-tinged jazz music. Voice of My Beautiful Country is Marie’s love letter to America, featuring 

an eclectic set of songs that embody different aspects of the American experience. Given that this is a set that 

includes stunning, completely original renditions of “America the Beautiful,” the folk standard “O Shenandoah,” 

Jefferson Airplane’s “White Rabbit” and The Temptations’ “Just My Imagination,” you can tell that this is going to be 

a fascinating ride through American history. [Item Code: 66884 CD: $16.00] 

NESSA RECORDS 

6 VON FREEMAN HAVE NO FEAR Mr. Lucky • Swinging The Blues • Polka Dots And Moonbeams • Have 

No Fear, Soul Is Here • Boomerang (Bonus Track) (Personnel: John Young, David Shipp, Wilbur Campbell) [1975] 

Earl Lavon Freeman, recipient of the NEA Jazz Master award for 2012, recorded this music during a marathon session 

in 1975. That amazing session also yielded the date called ‘Serenade & Blues’. This reissue adds ‘Boomerang’, 

a Freeman composition to the original LP release. [Item Code: 67289 CD: $16.00] 

34 ROSCOE MITCHELL BEFORE THERE WAS SOUND Mr. Freddy • Green • Outer Space • Carefree • 

Akhenaten • And There Was Peace • Jo Jar • Carefree #2 (Personnel: Fred Berry, Malachi Favors, Alvin Fielder) 

[1965] Never released before. ‘Before There Was Sound’, the landmark debut album for Chicago’s AACM recorded 

by Roscoe Mitchell for Delmark in the fall of 1966, there was a changing roster of Mitchell ensembles. The Mitchell 

Quartet recorded the present sessions approximately a year before ‘Sound’ - no one remembers the exact date, only 

that it was probably late summer - early fall. Whatever the exact date, this album presents the earliest recordings 

available of the work of the AACM, probably taped shortly after the first meeting of the organization in May 1965. 

Compositions include 5 Mitchell originals and one each by Fred Berry and Malachi Favors. [Item Code: 67290 

CD: $16.00] 


ORIGIN JAZZ 

2002 THE SEDALIA RAGTIME ORCHESTRA THE SEDALIA RAGTIME ORCHESTRA Medley: Waiting for the 

Robert E. Lee • Ragtime Cowboy Joe • Creole Belles • The Entertainer • In My Sweet Little Alice Blue Gown (Vocal 

By Lori Lee Gordon) • Hacienda • Maple Leaf Rag • Deep River (Vocal By Jason Retana) • Peacherine Rag • 

Some of These Days (Vocal By Irene Silbert) • Rose Leaf Rag • I Hate to Lose You (Vocal By Irene Silbert) • Farm and 

Home March (Personnel: Cary Ginell, Ken Dickey, Cory Edelman, Laura Halladay, Sandy Harr, Ed Hirsch, Ruth 

Kay, Mary Ann Marx, Faith Newell, Ron Rothman, Valerie Wong) [2011] The Sedalia Ragtime Orchestra plays 

vintage arrangements of music from the Ragtime Era, roughly 1897-1917. The 12-piece group plays music by Scott 

Joplin, ‘The King of Ragtime,’ as well as marches, waltzes, show tunes, tangos, and vaudeville ditties from the dawn 

of Tin Pan Alley. The orchestra plays private events, concerts, and jazz festivals near their home base of Thousand 

Oaks, California, as well as at venues including the annual Scott Joplin Festival in Sedalia, Missouri. [Item Code: 

72872 CD: $16.00] 

ORIGIN RECORDS 

82598 LES DEMERLE DYNAMIC BAND GYPSY RENDEZVOUS VOLUME TWO Little Coquette • Too Close 

For Comfort • Everything Happens To Me • La Vie En Rose • Limehouse Blues • Time After Time • Squeeze Me • 

All About Love • Nuages • The Snake • Makin’ Whoopee • Upside Down- Flor De Lis • Little Jazz Bird • What 

A Wonderful World • One For Big Sid (Collective Personnel: Bonnie Eisele, Willie Wainwright, Tom Conway, Phil 

Benoit, Marcus Johnson, Sal Godinez, David Choy, Keith Davis, Paul Martin) [2008] Legendary drummer Les 

DeMerle returns with a fiery Hot Club spirit on volume two of his ‘Gypsy Rendezvous’ series. Along with the Mauibased 

and Django-inspired group ‘Gypsy Pacific’ and the sublime vocals of Bonnie Eisele, DeMerle leads a joyous 

musical romp as the group takes the energy of Reinhardt and Grappelli up a notch on reworked jazz staples such as 

‘Limehouse Blues’ and ‘Too Close for Comfort,’ or American songbook classics including ‘Squeeze Me’ and ‘Time 

After Time.’ Recorded in Maui during a Hawaiian tour, ‘Gypsy Rendezvous, Volume Two’ is another jaunt through 

swinging musical territories with DeMerle’s appropriately named band. [Item Code: 67165 CD: $16.00] 

82599 IRA SULLIVAN STU KATZ A FAMILY AFFAIR - LIVE AT JOE SEGAL’S JAZZ SHOWCASE Blue Two 

Views • Gee, Matthew • Pennies From Heaven • Scrapple From The Apple • Lullaby Of The Leaves • Yesterdays • 

Take The A Train • Stablemates • What A Friend We Have In Jesus (Personnel: Dan Trudell, Dennis Carroll, Steve 

Katz, George Fludas, Lucia Newell) [2010] With a 57-year history of performing together, going back to their 

1954 meeting in their hometown of Chicago, the legendary saxophonist•trumpeter Ira Sullivan and vibist•pianist Stu 

Katz team together finally to commit their well-earned rapport to tape. Recorded live at their good friend Joe Segal’s 

famed Jazz Showcase, with a quintet including pianist Dan Trudell, bassist Dennis Carroll, drummer George Fludas, 

plus a couple of special guests, ‘A Family Affair’ swings with the joy and magic that only such a shared history can 

create. [Item Code: 67166 CD: $16.00] 

82600 WELLSTONE CONSPIRACY HUMBLE ORIGINS Pause Off • Humble Origins • All Of Lee • Peregrine 

• Quiet Dignity • The Edge • Fixing A Hole • Dreamscape • Will It Never End (Personnel: Brent Jensen, Bill Anschell, 

Jeff Johnson, John Bishop) [2010] Now in their 6th year of performing together, the collective of saxophonist 

Brent Jensen, pianist Bill Anschell, bassist Jeff Johnson, and drummer John Bishop continue to display their richly 

empathetic approach to melody and rhythm as they explore a new set of originals on their third recording together. 

From Jensen’s swinging tribute to mentor Lee Konitz, ‘All of Lee,’ to Bill Anschell’s completely original take of the 

Beatles’ ‘Fixing a Hole,’ the group allows the music to flow, displaying a patient rapport that reveals moments worthy 

of many repeated listens. [Item Code: 67291 CD: $16.00] 

82601 LOLA REGENTHAL WITH YOU Curiosity • Chega De Saudade • Lovin’ It • This Masquerade • Man 

On The Wall • Will There Be Love • With You • My Shining Hour • Bringing The Battle Home • Summertime • I 

Raise This Glass (Personnel: Francis Coletta, Jonas Tauber, Rudy Smith) [2011] In a subdued recital of originals 

and standards, Lola Regenthal’s rich voice combines with the Swiss duo of guitarist Francis Colleta and Jonas Tauber 

on bass and cello for a compelling and auspicious debut. Here, Lola presents six of her compositions that speak from 

the open spaces of southern Sweden, of love, creativity, and art, combined with some of her favorite songs. [Item 

Code: 67292 CD: $16.00] 

82609 DAN CRAY MERIDIES Smile • Worst Enemy • Amor Fati • Serenity • East 69 • Winter Rose • At Least • 

March of the Archetypes (Personnel: Noah Preminger, Clark Sommers, Mark Ferber) [2011] Chicago native and 

Brooklyn based pianist Dan Cray makes his debut on Origin Records with a new group featuring young saxophone 

phenom Noah Preminger, veteran drummer Mark Ferber, and longtime musical compatriot, bassist Clark Sommers. 

Melodic original compositions and a strong sense of thematic cohesion and rhythmic verve provide momentum to 

Cray’s dynamic quartet outing. [Item Code: 73088 CD: $16.00] 

PHOENIX RECORDS 

131532 ART BLAKEY AND THE JAZZ MESSENGERS MOANIN’ Moanin’ • Are You Real • Along Came Betty 

• The Drum Thunder Suite • Blues March • Come Rain Or Come Shine • I Remember Clifford (*) • Are You Real (*) 

• Moanin’ (*) • Whisper Not (*) (Personnel: Lee Morgan, Benny Golson, Bobby Timmons, Jymie Merritt) [1958] 

Bonus Tracks - (*): Live at the Olympia, Paris, France, November 22 & December 17, 1958. The complete original 

album ‘Moanin’, which is widely regarded as one of the finest albums in the history of Blakey’s Jazz Messengers. It 

was the first LP by the third formation of the group, featuring Lee Morgan, Benny Golson (composer of most of the 

songs) and Bobby Timmons. As a bonus, four extended tunes recorded immediately afterwards in Paris, two of which 

(‘Are You Real’ and ‘Moanin’) are versions of songs from the studio album. Includes an 8-page booklet. [Item Code: 

73148 CD: $16.00] 


PHOENIX RECORDS 

131541 LOUIS ARMSTRONG OSCAR PETERSON LOUIS ARMSTRONG MEETS OSCAR PETERSON That Old 

Feeling • Let’s Fall In Love • I’ll Never Be The Same • Blues In The Night • How Long Has This Been Going On • 

I Was Doing All Right • What’s New • Moon Song • Just One Of Those Things • There’s No You • You Go To My 

Head • Sweet Lorraine • Indiana (*) • Let’s Fall In Love (Alt. Version) (*) • I Get A Kick Out Of You (*) • Makin’ 

Whoopee (*) • Willow Weep For Me (*) • Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall In Love) (*) (Personnel: Oscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, 

Ray Brown, Louis Bellson) [1957] Bonus track - (*). The complete classic album ‘Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar 

Peterson’ which presents Satchmo singing and playing standards that were not part of his usual repertoire. Featuring 

Oscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown and Louis Bellson. As a bonus, two rare tunes from the same session (‘Indiana’ 

and an alternate take of ‘Let’s Fall in Love’) only previously available on compilations, and the four Armstrong 

showcase tunes from the ‘Ella & Louis Again’ session, featuring the same personnel. Includes 16-page booklet [Item 

Code: 73149 CD: $16.00] 

131542 CHET BAKER QUARTET JAZZ AT ANN ARBOR Announcement • Line For Lyons • Lover Man • 

My Funny Valentine • Maid In Mexico • Stella By Starlight • My Old Flame • Headline • Russ Job • Zing Went The 

Strings Of My Heart (*) • My Little Suede Shoes (*) • Line For Lyons (*) • My Old Flame (*) • Everything Happens 

To Me (*) (Personnel: Russ Freeman, Carson Smith, Bob Neel) [1954] Bonus track - (*). This CD contains Chet 

Baker’s complete May 9, 1954 Ann Arbor concert, plus five outstanding bonus tracks from the trumpeter’s celebrated 

Tiffany Club performance in Los Angeles, on August 10, 1954. Includes 12-page comprehensive booklet. [Item 

Code: 73150 CD: $16.00] 

131544 STAN GETZ GERRY MULLIGAN GETZ MEETS MULLIGAN IN HI-FI Let’s Fall In Love • Anything Goes 

• Too Close For Comfort • That Old Feeling • This Can’t Be Love • A Ballad • Scrapple From The Apple • I Didn’t 

Know What Time It Was (Personnel: Gerry Mulligan, Lou Levy, Ray Brown, Stan Levey) [1957] The complete 

album ‘Getz Meets Mulligan in Hi-Fi’, including the two last tunes from the session, originally issued on another LP. 

Getz and Mulligan’s only collaboration ever in a quintet format. They trade horns on the album’s first three tracks, 

allowing the listener the rare opportunity to hear Getz on baritone and Mulligan on tenor. [Item Code: 73152 CD: 

$16.00] 

131545 ART TATUM BEN WEBSTER QUARTET ART TATUM & BEN WEBSTER All The Things You Are • 

Gone With The Wind • Have You Met Miss Jones? • Night And Day • Where Or When • My Ideal • My One And 

Only Love • Gone With The Wind (Alt 1) • Have You Met Miss Jones? (Alt) • Gone With The Wind (Alt 2) • My 

Funny Valentine (*) • You’re Mine, You (*) • Sophisticated Lady (*) • Love’s Away (*) • All The Things You Are (*) 

(Collective Personnel: Ben Webster, Red Callender, Bill Douglass, Teddy Wilson, Ray Brown, Jo Jones) 1953•1956] 

All existing music from the legendary pairing of Art Tatum and Ben Webster, considered one of the best jazz albums 

ever. This was to be Tatum’s last visit to a recording studio. A complete quartet session by Webster with another 

celebrated pianist, Teddy Wilson, and a beautiful Tatum solo piano rendering of our opening song have been added 

as a bonus includes 12-page booklet with original liner notes by Alun Morgan taken from an early LP edition of this 

music. [Item Code: 73153 CD: $16.00] 

POLL WINNERS RECORDS 

27283 WES MONTGOMERY GROOVE YARD - SIX BOUNS TRACKS Bock To Bock • Groove Yard • If I 

Should Lose You • Delirium • Just For Now • Doujie • Heartstrings • Remember • Doujie (Alt Tk 1 (Take 7) • Doujie 

(Alt Tk 2 (Take 8) • Bock To Bock (Alt Tk) • If I Should Lose You (Alt Tk) • Bock To Bock (1957 Studio Version) • 

Heartstrings (Live Version) (Personnel: Buddy Montgomery Monk Montgomery, Bobby Thomas, Freddie Hubbard, 

Wayman Atkinson, Alonzo Johnson, Joe Bradley, Paul Parker) [1957•1961] Wes Montgomery’s complete classic 

album ‘Groove Yard’ (Riverside RLP 9-362). Featuring the guitarist in a quartet format with his brothers Buddy on 

piano, and Monk on bass, plus Bobby Thomas on drums. In addition to all known alternate takes from the session, 

added are the original 1957 version of ‘Bock to Bock’, as well as a live version of Milt Jackson’s ‘Heartstrings’ recorded 

a few months after ‘Groove Yard’ was made. Includes12-page booklet. [Item Code: 72955 CD: $15.00] 

27284 DON ELLIS NEW IDEAS Natural H • Despair To Hope • Uh-Huh • Four And Three • Imitation • Solo • 

Cock And Bull • Tragedy • It Don’t Mean A Thing (*) (Collective Personnel: Al Francis, Jaki Byard, Ron Carter, Charlie 

Persip, Zoot Sims, Hal Overton, Bill Crow) [1958•1961] The complete 1961 original album ‘New Ideas’ (New 

Jazz NJLP8257), Don Ellis’ third album as a leader. Ellis is here as the only horn, backed by Al Francis on vibes, Jaki 

Byard on piano, Ron Carter on bass, and Charlie Persip on drums. An extremly rare 1958 version of ‘It Don’t Mean A 

Thing’ pairing Ellis with Zoot sims in a quintet format, has been added as a bonus. [Item Code: 72953 CD: $15.00] 

27285 DUKE ELLINGTON SUCH SWEET THUNDER PLUS 6 BONUS TRACKS Such Sweet Thunder • Sonnet 

For Caesar • Sonnet To Hank Cinq • Lady Mac • Sonnet In Search Of A Moor • The Telecasters • Up And Down, Up 

And Down (I Will Lead Them Up And Down) • Sonnet For Sister Kate • The Star Crossed Lovers • Madness In Great 

Ones • Half The Fun • Circle Of Fourths • Suburban Beauty • A Flat Minor • Cafe Au Lait • A Tone Parallel To Harlem 

(The Harlem Suite) (*) • The Controversial Suite Part 1(Before My Time) (*) • The Controversial Suite Part 2 (Later) 

(*) (Personnel: Clark Terry, Willie Cook, Cat Anderson, Ray Nance, Quentin Jackson, Britt Woodman, John Sanders, 

Jimmy Hamilton, Russell Procope, Johnny Hodges, Harry Carney, Jimmy Woode, Sam Woodyard) [1951•1957] 

Bonus tracks - (*). The complete original album ‘Such Sweet Thunder’ (Columbia CL1033), Duke Ellington and Billy 

Strayhorn’s musical vision of the works of William Shakespeare. As a bonus, three extra tracks from the same sessions 

that were not included on the original LP, as well as two other complete Ellington suites, ‘The Harlem Suite’ 

and ‘The Controversial Suite’. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 73051 CD: $15.00] 


POLL WINNERS RECORDS 

27286 DUKE ELLINGTON BLACK, BROWN AND BEIGE FEATURING MAHALIA JACKSON Part I • Part II 

• Part III (Aka Light) • Part IV (Aka Come Sunday) Featuring Mahalia Jackson • Part V (Aka Come Sunday Interlude) 

Featuring Ray Nance • Part VI (23Rd Psalm) Featuring Mahalia Jackson • Portrait Of Ella Fitzgerald (*) • Mood Indigo 

(Vocals: Yvonne Lanauze) (*) • Sophisticated Lady (Vocals: Yvonne Lanauze) (*) (Personnel: Mahalia Jackson, 

Cat Anderson, Harold “Shorty” Baker, Clark Terry, Ray Nance, Quentin Jackson, Britt Woodman, John Sanders, 

Jimmy Hamilton, Russell Procope, Bill Graham, Paul Gonsalves, Harry Carney, Jimmy Woode, Sam Woodyard ) 

[1950/1957/1958] Bouns tracks - (*). The complete original classic album ‘Black, Brown and Beige’ with Mahalia 

Jackson’s poignant voice backed by the Ellington orchestra. As a bonus, three vocal related Ellington works: the suite 

‘Portrait of Ella Fitzgerald’ - Duke and Billy Strayhorn’s dedication to the famous singer - and the only two vocal 

arrangements from the album ‘Masterpieces by Ellington’. [Item Code: 73052 CD: $15.00] 

27287 THE MODERN JAZZ QUARTET EUROPEAN CONCERT Django • Bluesology • I Should Care • La 

Ronde • I Remember Clifford • Festival Sketch • Vendome • Odds Against Tomorrow • Pyramid (Blues For Junior) • 

It Don’t Mean A Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing) • Skating In Central Park • The Cylinder • ‘Round Midnight • Bags’ 

Groove • I’ll Remember April (Personnel: John Lewis, Milt Jackson, Percy Heath, Connie Kay) [1960] 2 LPs on 

1 CD. The Modern Jazz Quartet’s classic original albums ‘European Concert Vol. 1 & Vol. 2’ (Atlantic LP1385 and 

LP1386) in their entirety. Recorded during concerts in Stockholm on April 11 & 13, 1960, and Gothenburg on April 

12, these Swedish performances present the inimitable magic of the MJQ in front of live audiences. Includes 12-page 


27288 CHARLES MINGUS JAZZICAL MOODS Jazzical Moods Vol. 1- What Is This Thing Called Love? • Stormy 

Weather • Minor Intrusion • Abstractions • Jazzical Moods Vol. 2- Thrice Upon A Theme • Four Hands • The Spur 

Of The Moment- Echonitus • The Moods Of Mingus- Purple Heart • Gregarian Chant • Eulogy For Rudy Williams • 

Tea For Two • Getting Together • Body And Soul (Personnel: John Laporta,,Teo Macero, Thad Jones, Jackson Wiley, 

Clem Derosa, Teo Macero, George Barrow, Rudy Nichols)) [1954] 2 LPs on 1 CD. The complete original Charles 

Mingus album ‘Jazzical Moods’, which originally appeared as two 10’’ LPs (Vol. 1 and Vol. 2) (Period SPL-1107 & 

LP SPL-1111). To complement this brilliant album, added is the complete LP ‘The Moods of Mingus’ (Savoy 10” LP, 

MG-15050), recorded by the bassist during the same period and with a very similar personnel. Includes 16-page 


27289 STEVE LACY DON CHERRY EVIDENCE Evidence- The Mystery Song • Evidence • Letís Cool One • 

San Francisco Holiday • Something To Live For • Who Knows • Day Dream • Sprano Sax- Alone Together • Work • 

Rockin’ In Rhythm • Little Girl, Your Daddy Is Calling You • Easy To Love (Personnel: Don Cherry, Carl Brown, Billy 

Higgins, Wynton Kelly, Buell Neidlinger, Dennis Charles) [1957•1961] The complete album ‘Evidence’ (New 

Jazz NJLP8271), which was Lacy’s fourth album as a leader. It presents him in a pianoless quartet with Don Cherry 

on trumpet, Carl Brown on bass, and Billy Higgins on drums. The repertoire consists of four pieces by Thelonious 

Monk, and two by Duke Ellington (‘Something to Live For’ in collaboration with Billy Strayhorn). As a bonus, added 

is Lacy’s complete first LP as a leader, ‘Soprano Sax’ (Prestige PRLP7125), which also includes compositions by both 

Monk and Ellington. [Item Code: 72950 CD: $15.00] 

27290 GIL EVANS OUT OF THE COOL PLUS 6 BONUS TRACKS La Nevada • Where Flamingos Fly • Bilbao 

Song • Stratusphunk • Sunken Treasure • Sister Sadie • La Nevada (Original 1959 Version) (*) • Where Flamingos 

Fly (*) • Angkor Wat (Vocal Arrangement For Helen Merrill) (*) • Barry’s Tune (*) • Moon Taj (*) (Personnel: Johnny 

Coles, Phil Sunkel, Jimmy Knepper, Keg Johnson, Tony Studd, Bill Barber, Budd Johnson, Eddie Caine, Bob Tricarico, 

Ray Crawford, Ron Carter, Charlie Persip, Elvin Jones, John Carisi, more) [1956-1961] Bonus tracks - (*). Gil Evans’ 

classic album ‘Out of the Cool’ (Impulse AS-4) in its entirety, featuring such stars as Budd Johnson, Johnny Coles, 

Jimmy Knepper, Ron Carter and Elvin Jones. The remaining song from the sessions (‘Sister Sadie’), as well as the original 

1959 version of ‘La Nevada’, and Evans’ vocal arrangement of ‘Where Flamingos Fly’ (sung by Helen Merrill), 

have been added as a bonus. As an additional bonus this CD also contains three tunes by the Gil Evans Orchestra 

featuring Johnny Carisi as the trumpet soloist, recorded during the same period as ‘Out of the Cool’. Includes 12-page 


27291 ART FARMER QUARTET ART AND PERCEPTION Art- So Beats My Heart For You • Goodbye, Old 

Girl • Who Cares • Out Of The Past • Younger Than Springtime • The Best Thing For You Is Me • I’m A Fool To Want 

You • That Old Devil Called Love • Perception- Punsu • The Day After • Lullaby Of The Leaves • Kayin’ • Tonk • 

Blue Room • Change Partners • Nobody’s Heart (Collective Personnel: Tommy Flanagan, Tommy Williams, Albert 

‘Tootie’ Heath, Harold Mabern, Roy McCurdy) [1960-1961] 2 LPs On 1 CD. Two of Art Farmer’s outstanding 

original quartet LPs in their entirety: ‘Art’ (Argo LP678), featuring Tommy Flanagan on piano, and ‘Perception’ (Argo 

LP738), with Harold Mabern at the keyboard. Includes a 16-page booklet. [Item Code: 73056 CD: $15.00] 

27292 GERRY MULLIGAN AND THE CONCERT JAZZ BAND AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD Gerry Mulligan 

& The Cocnert Jazz Band At The Village Vanguard- Blueport • Body And Soul • Black Nightgown • Come Rain Or 

Come Shine • Lady Chatterley’s Mother • Let My People Be • All About Rosie • Gerry Mulligan Presents A Concert 

In Jazz- Weep • I Know, Don’t Know How • Chuggin’ • Summer’s Over • Israel (Collective Personnel: Don Ferrara, 

Clark Terry, Nick Travis, Bob Brookmeyer, Willie Dennis, Gene Quill, Bob Donovan, Mel Lewis, more) [1960/1961] 

2 LPs on 1 CD. The complete original LP ‘Gerry Mulligan and the Concert Jazz Band at the Village Vanguard’. It was 

the first live album released by this extraordinary Mulligan big band formation, which featured such distinguished 

musicians as Bob Brookmeyer, Conte Candoli, Gene Quill, Mel Lewis, and of course Mulligan himself. As a bonus, 

another complete LP by the same band, ‘Gerry Mulligan Presents a Concert in Jazz’, which was recorded at Webster 

Hall in studio conditions (with no audience present) the following year. The latter album contains fascinating arrangements 

of George Russell’s ‘All About Rosie’ and Johnny Carisi’s ‘Israel’, penned by their composers for these 

outstanding dates. Includes 16-page booklet. [Item Code: 73154 CD: $15.00] 


RARE LIVE RECORDINGS 

88624 CLIFFORD BROWN AT THE COTTON CLUB 1956 Introduction By Clifford Brown • Take The ‘A’ Train 

• Darn That Dream- Intermission Announcement By Clifford Brown • Nice Work If You Can Get It • Jordu • Valse 

Hot (Incomplete) • Introduction By Max Roach Into Get Happy • Untitled Blues • Delilah • Lover • Lover Man • 

Daahoud • What’s New • I’ll Remember April • Daahoud (*) • ‘Round Midnight (*) • The Blues Walk (*) (Personnel: 

Sonny Rollins, Richie Powell, George Morrow, Max Roach) [1956] 3-CD set. New outstanding performances 

by the celebrated Roach-Brown quintet. Live at the Cotton Club in Cleveland, Ohio. Also, bonus tracks from a radio 

broadcast from the Town Casino in Buffalo, New York. Includes the only known version of ‘Round Midnight’ by 

Clifford Brown. 20-Page booklet with photos and detailed liner notes. [Item Code: 66917 3-CD: $24.00] 

RCA 

63661 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE ONLY BIG BAND CD YOu’LL EVER NEED Chattanooga Choo-Choo (a) • 

Stompin’ At The Savoy (b) • Take The ‘A’ Train (c) • Four Brothers (d) • Tempo And Swing (e) • Begin The Beguine (f) 

• Song Of India (g) • In The Mood (a) • Margie (h) • Bill’s Mill (i) • King Porter Stomp (b) • Ya Gotta Try (j) • It Don’t 

Mean A Thing (c) • Variety Stomp (k) • Cherokee (l) • (I’ve Got A Gal In) Kalamazoo (a) • I’m In The Mood For Love 

(g) • Frenesi (f) • Tuxedo Junction (m) • Sing, Sing, Sing (b) (Artists: a- Glenn Miller; b- Benny Goodman c- Duke 

Ellington; d- Woody Herman; e- Lionel Hampton; f- Artie Shaw; g- Tommy Dorsey; h- Cab Calloway; i- Count Basie; 

j- Buddy Rich; k- Fletcher Henderson; l- Charlie Barnett; m- Erskine Hawkins) [1927-1977] Although the CD gives 

us nothing but outstanding big band music; it really isn’t the only big band CD you’ll ever need. This is best used as 

a starter CD for people wanting to get better acquainted with big band music so that they can then find more CDs 

by the specific artists and by other artists of the big band era, too. CD comes with a small booklet with an intro and 

information on each track to learn more. [Item Code: 67329 CD: $16.00] 

83330 SUTTON FOSTER EVENING WITH SUTTON FOSTER - LIVE AT THE CAFE CARLYLE I’m Beginning To 

See The Light • Dialog #1- Introductions • Not For The Life Of Me- NYC- Astonishing • Dialog #2- Up On The Roof 

Intro • Up On The Roof • Air Conditioner • Warm All Over • Dialog #3- Angel Cards • Show Off • More To The 

Story • My Heart Was Set On You • Down With Love • I Like The Sunrise • Dialog #4- Ho Cup Surprise • Defying 

Gravity • Late Late Show • Dialog #5- Jeopardy • Sunshine On My Shoulders • Anyone Can Whistle- Being Alive 

• Dialog #6- Thank Yous • Come The Wild Wild Weather • Here, There, Everywhere • Dialog #7- Encore • And I 

Am Telling You (Personnel: Michael Rafter) Sutton Foster is one of Broadway’s most prolific and dynamic leading 

ladies. Her resume includes her star turn in the Tony-winning hit Thoroughly Modern Millie, for which she also won 

a Tony Award for Best Actress, and has since starred in Little Women, The Drowsy Chaperone, Young Frankenstein, 

Shrek The Musical, and she will be starring in the upcoming Broadway revival of Anything Goes in March 2011. 

The multi-award winning artist has also been seen on television in Johnny and the Sprites, and HBO’s Flight of the 

Conchords. As a solo artist, Sutton has graced the stages of Carnegie Hall, Feinstein’s, Joe’s Pub and many more, as 

she continuously tours the nation whenever possible. This album was captured live at New York City’s legendary 

Cafe Carlyle at The Carlyle Hotel. The album features her long time collaborator and music director Michael Rafter 

on piano. [Item Code: 66596 CD: $19.00] 

RESONANCE 

2011 WES MONTGOMERY ECHOES OF INDIANA AVENUE Diablo’s Dance • Round Midnight • Straight 

No Chaser • Nica’s Dream • Darn That Dream • Take The ‘A’ Train • Misty • Body And Soul • After Hours Blues 

(improvisation) (Personnel: Monk Montgomery, Buddy Montgomery, Sonny Johnson, Melvin Rhyne, more) [1957- 

1958] This may be the funkiest Wes Montgomery on record; just one of the many colors to be found on these long 

lost tapes. Includes detailed 22-page booklet. [Item Code: 73202 CD: $18.00] 

SEPIA 

1182 JACK JONES SHALL WE DANCE - THIS WAS MY LOVE Shall We Dance • The Spin I’m In • Change 

Partners • At Long Last Love • A String Of Pearls • Takes Two To Tango • Dancing On The Ceiling • Carioca • Ballerina 

• Invitation • Dixieland Band • The Last Dance • This Was My Love • There Will Never Be Another You • 

Lollipops And Roses • Moonlight Becomes You • They Didn’t Believe Me • Love Letters • You Stepped Out Of A 

Dream • My Romance • The Girl Next Door • Julie • Corduroy Road (*) • Tall Hope (*) [1960-1961] Bonus track 

- (*). First time on CD - two LPs (‘Shall We Dance’ and ‘This Was My Love’) recorded in the early 1960s, including 

the Grammy-winning single ‘Lollipops and Roses.’ The 12 tracks from the former benefit from Billy May’s swinging 

arranging and conducting, while the latter showcases Pete King’s sensitive arranging skills with tender ballads. 

[Item Code: 73069 CD: $17.00] 

1183 BILLY VAUGHN ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL AND WHEELS - BERLIN MELODY Orange Blossom 

Special & Wheels- Wheels • Orange Blossom Special • Are You Lonesome Tonight • Marie • My Dear • C’est Si 

Bon • Lazy River • The Whiffenpoof Song • Sorrento • Green Grass Of Texas • Summertime • It’s A Lonesome Old 

Town • Berlin Melody- Berlin Melody • Michael • Mexico • Wooden Heart • Together • It Happened In Adano • 

Autumn Love Song • Blue Tomorrow • Clair De Lune • Blue Moon • Till I Waltz Again With You • Serenade Of The 

Bells • Come September • Red River Valley • Side By Side • You Are My Sunshine [1961] This CD collection 

features two of Billy Vaughn’s big selling long playing records from the 1960s: ‘Orange Blossom Special and Wheels’ 

(peaked at number eleven on the Billboard chart) and ‘Berlin Melody’ (which reached number twenty). [Item Code: 

73095 CD: $17.00] 


SEPIA 

1184 CONNIE FRANCIS NEVER ON SUNDAY - SONGS TO A SWINGING BAND Never On Sunday • 

Young At Heart • Around The World • High Noon • April Love • Song From Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart?) • 

Three Coins In The Fountain • Tammy • Anna • Moonglow • Love Me Tender • Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 

• Hollywood (*) • (He’s My) Dreamboat (*) • When The Boy In Your Arms (Is The Boy In Your Heart) (*) • Songs To 

A Swinging Band- You’re Nobody Till Somebody Loves You • Ol’ Man Mose • How Long Has This Been Going On 

• My Love, My Love • It Might As Well Be Spring • Taboo • Love Is Where You Find It • I Got Lost In His Arms • 

Dat’s Love • Angel Eyes • Gone With The Wind • Swanee [1960-1961] Bonus track - (*). Two complete albums 

(‘Never On Sunday’ and ‘Songs To A Swinging Band’) by America’s Sweetheart of Song, plus three bonus tracks. 

Francis recorded ‘Never On Sunday’ after performing the surprise Oscar-winning song live on the 1961 Academy 

Awards. The LP reached #11 on the charts, where it remained for 34 weeks. [Item Code: 73070 CD: $17.00] 

1185 BING CROSBY THROUGH THE YEARS, VOLUME 9 Christmas Is A-Comin’ • The First Snowfall • The 

Possibility’s There (With Peggy Lee) • The Next Time It Happens • Something In Common • Look To Your Heart • 

Suddenly There’s A Valley • Moments To Remember • Is Christmas Only A Tree • The Longest Walk • John Barleycorn 

• When You’re In Love • April Showers • Blues Of The Night • Prisoner Of Love • Memories Are Mad Eof This 

• My Blue Heaven • Paper Doll • Ain’t Misbehavin’ • When My Baby Smiles At Me • A Little Kiss Each Morning • 

This Love Of Mine • Mona Lisa • Thanks For The Memory • Around The World • I Heard The Bells On Christmas 

Day (Collective Personnel: Buddy Cole And His Orchestra, Jud Colon’s Rhythmaires, Jospeh J. Lilley And His Orchestra, 

Jack Pleis And His Orchestra) [1955-1956] The first ten tracks on this CD come from two sessions with 

an orchestra led by Crosby’s long time pianist, Buddy Cole. The rest of the songs are a fine, relaxed collection of a 

old standards projected in the standard Crosby idiom. [Item Code: 73094 CD: $16.00] 

1186 PAT BOONE MOODY RIVER • GREAT! GREAT! GREAT! Moddy River- Moody River • Angel On My 

Shoulder • The Great Pretender • Love Makes The World Go ‘Round • Corrina, Corrina • A Thousand Years • Sleep 

• Will You Love Me Tomorrow • There’s A Moon Out Tonight • Georgia On My Mind • Blue Moon • I’ve Told Ev’ry Little Star • (If I’m Dreaming) 

Just Let Me Dream • Big Cold Wind • Great Great Great- Stagger Lee • El Paso • Running Bear • Send Me The Pillow 

You Dream On • Cathy’s Clown • The Wayward Wind • Tweedle Dee • Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White 

• That’ll Be The Day • White Silver Sands • Why Don’t You Haul Off And Love Me • Personality • He’s Got The 

Whole World In His Hands • The Wang Dang Taffyapple Tango • Bourbon Street Blues • That’s My Desire (Collective 

Personnel: Orchestra Conducted By Marty PaichMilt Rogers And His Orchestra, Billy Vaughn And His Orchestra, 

[1960-1961] 25 of the 30 tracks on this CD are from two complete Pat Boone LPs, ‘Moody River’ & ‘Great Great 

Great’ plus 5 bonus tracks all newly re-mastered. The single ‘Moody River’ reached #1 in the U.S. charts with the LP 

reaching #29. Also on this CD are songs made famous by others but given the Pat Boone treatment here - ‘Cathy’s 

Clown’, ‘That’ll Be The Day’, ‘Tweedle Dee’, ‘The Wayward Wind’, ‘The Great Pretender’, Georgia On My Mind’, 

‘Will You Love Me Tomorrow’ etc. Whilst there are many Pat Boone Greatest Hits compilation CDs available, his 

studio albums on CD are few and this release follows two other Pat Boone CDs issued on the Sepia label, ‘Star Dust 

- Tenderly’ and ‘Moonglow - Yes Indeed’. [Item Code: 73137 CD: $17.00] 

1187 JULIE LONDON I’LL CRY TOMORROW AND RARITIES Baby, Baby All The Time • Shadow Woman • Now Baby Now • Tall Boy • 

Dark • Saddle The Wind • I’d Like You For Christmas • Tell Me You’re Home • The Freshmen • Voice In The Mirror • It’s Easy • Man Of The West 

• I’ll Cry Tomorrow • My Strange Affair • Must Be Catchin’ • Time For Lovers • Every Chance I Get • Sanctuary • My Darling, My Darling • My 

Love, My Love • A Foggy Day • Don’t Worry About Me • Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child • You’re Blase 

(Collective Personnel: Russ Garcia And His Orchestra, Pete King And His Orchestra, Spencer-Hagen Orchestra, Music 

Of David Seville) [1955-1961] One of the most distinctive pop singers of the 1950s, (between 1955 and 1957, 

Billboard proclaimed London the most popular female vocalist around) the smoky-voiced Julie London enjoyed a 

varied career that included releasing thirty-two albums and appearing on television and film. Her hit single of ‘Cry 

Me a River’ remains the benchmark rendition of this much-covered song. In this tribute to London’s singing career, 

we present twenty-four of her single tracks from the 1950s and early 1960s, including her earliest known recordings 

from 1955 - recordings that have almost disappeared between the cracks but show the expressive and technical 

range of this unique artist. [Item Code: 73138 CD: $17.00] 

1188 TONI ARDEN MISS TONI ARDEN - BESAME! TONI ARDEN IN LATIN AMERICA Besame, Toni Arden 

In Latin America- Besame Mucho • Noche De Ronda (Be Mine Tonight) • Perfidia (Tonight) • What A Difference A 

Day Made • Medley: La Paloma- La Golondrina • Say Si Si • Kiss Of Fire • Without You • Anna • A Love Like This • Medley: Cieliti Lindo- Chiapanecas 

• Adios • Miss Toni Arden- Sand In My Shoes • You Stepped Out Of A Dream • Let’s Face The Music And Dance • The Italian Touch: 

Mattinata- Scapricciatiello- Torna A Sorriento • Autumn In New York • Ev’rything I Love • If I Forget You • Pennies From Heaven • All The Things 

You Are • The French Touch: Sur Le Pont D’avignon- (Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah) The Song That Haunts My Heart- Pigalle • 

That’s All • Be My Love [1957•1959] The 1950s saw Toni Arden producing hit singles, head-lining supper clubs 

and making regular TV appearances. Some of her hit singles are on an earlier Sepia CD, ‘This is Toni Arden’ (SEPIA 

1050) whilst this new release contains two of her studio LPs complete and first time on CD. As the title suggests, the 

songs from ‘Besame!, Toni Arden in Latin America’ have a Latin American theme with numbers such as ‘Besame 

Mucho’, ‘Perfidia’, ‘Kiss Of Fire’, ‘What A Difference A Day Made’, ‘Adios’ - songs that have become widely accepted 

and loved all over the world. The remaining tracks are from the 1958 ‘Miss Toni Arden’ album showcasing 

the linguistic skills and acting talents of this versatile chanteuse with Italian songs, French chanson, and standards 

such as ‘Sand In My Shoes’, ‘Autumn In New York’, ‘All The Things You Are’, ‘That’s All’ and ending with ‘Be My 

Love’. [Item Code: 73139 CD: $17.00] 


SEPIA 

1189 VARIOUS ARTISTS GREAT MOTION PICTURE THEMES Theme From Exodus (a) • Never On Sunday (b) 

• The Magnificent Seven (c) • The Green Leaves Of Summer (d) • Smile (e) • The Big Country (f) • I Want To Live (g) 

• Theme From The Unforgiven (b) • Theme From The Apartment (a) • On The Beach (h) • Theme From The Horse 

Soldiers (i) • Theme From The Vikings (j) • Theme From The Wonderful Country (k) • Some Like It Hot (l) • Theme 

From Solomon And Sheba (j) • Diggin’ In The Morning (m) • Theme From Goodbye Again (a) • Theme From Gone 

With The Wind (a) • Main Title From Elmer Gantry (n) • Love Theme From One Eyed Jacks (a) • Love Song From 

Houseboat (b) • Theme From The Naked Maja (h) • I Wanna Be Loved By You (o) • I Loves You Porgy (p) • Take The 

“A” Train (q) • Theme From Moulin Rouge (b) • Theme From The Misfits (b) • Bonanza (c) • Odds Against Tomorrow 

(r) (Artists: a- Ferrante And Teicher; b- Don Costa And Orchestra; c- Al Caiola; d- Nick Perito And Orchestra; e- Alfred 

Newman And Orchestra; f- Jerome Moross And Orchestra; g- Gerry Mulligan & Shelly Manne; h- Mitchell Powell 

And Orchestra; i- David Buttolph And Orchestra; j- Mario Nascimbene And Orchestra; k- Alex North And Orchestra; 

l- Matty Malneck And Orchestra; m- Elmer Bernstein And Orchestra; n- Andre Previn And Orchestra; o- Marilyn Monroe; p- Bill Potts; q- Louis 

Armstrong; r- The Modern Jazz Quartet) [1958-1961] Great Motion Picture Themes reached #2 in the Best Selling Albums chart in 1961 where 

it remained for a staggering 81 weeks earning itself a gold record award. This was a compilation album of mainly motion picture theme songs or 

songs from films, and some were even solo hits. This 29 track compilation appears on CD for the first time. [Item Code: 73134 CD: $17.00] 

SHARP NINE 

1047 DMITRY BAEVSKY THE COMPOSERS Ojos De Rojo • Gaslight • Mister Chairman • To Whom It May 

Concern • Self Portrait (Of The Bean) • Swift As The Wind • Smoke Signal • Three Wishes • Tears Inside (Personnel: 

Peter Bernstein, David Hazeltine, John Webber, Jason Brown) [2011] Dmitry Baevsky, favorite alto-playing 

son of St. Petersburg, Russia and current denizen of the jazz capital of the world, returns for his sophomore effort on 

Sharp Nine with big things on his plate, namely the music of some of jazz’s greatest composers. Baevsky draws on 

compositions with strong, unmistakable melodies, interesting harmonic structures, and, because this is an album, a 

pleasing combination of texture, time and feel. [Item Code: 73090 CD: $17.00] 

SNAPPER 

630 JIMMY REED I’M JIMMY REED I’m Jimmy Reed- Honest, I Do • Go On To School • My First Plea • Boogie 

In The Dark • You Got Me Crying • Ain’t That Lovin’ You Baby • You Got Me Dizzy • Little Rain • Can’t Stand To 

See You Go • Roll And Rhumba • You’re Something Else • You Don’t Have To Go • Rarities- Jimmy’s Boogie • I Found My Baby • Shoot My Baby 

• Rockin’ With Reed • You Upset My Mind • Untitled Instrumental • State Street Boogie • My Baby (Down In Virginia) • You Know I Love You • 

You Gonna Need My Help • Come Love • Meet Me • Sugar, Sugar • I’m A Love You • Tell Me You Love Me • Baby, What’s Wrong? (Alternate 

Take) • Lookin’ For You, Baby • There’ll Be A Day • Help Yourself • Heading For A Fall (Things Ain’t What They Used To Be) • Don’t Think I’m 

Through • Left Handed Woman (Collective Personnel: John Brim, Albert King, Maurice Wilkerson, Eddie Taylor, John Littlejohn, Ray Scott, more) 

[1953-1965] 2-CD set. Deluxe Digi-Book edition of the classic 1958 album from the blues great. Bonus disc featuring rarities from the Vee-Jay 

vaults. ‘I’m Jimmy Reed’, released in 1958, was his first album for the legendary Vee-Jay label and features the Reed classics as ‘Honest I Do’, ‘Ain’t 

That Lovin’ You Baby’ and ‘You Don’t Have To Go’. The second disc of the deluxe 2-CD edition of the album features 22 rare tracks taken from 

sessions across his Vee Jay career. The tracks avoid his best-known material in an attempt to concentrate on the rarer material in his catalogue. 

Most of these selections are b-sides of singles or album only tracks. [Item Code: 73238 2-CD: $19.00] 

SOLAR RECORDS 

4569912 CECIL TAYLOR THE COMPLETE NAT HENTOFF SESSIONS Air (Take 5) • Number One (Take 1) 

• Number One (Take 3) • This Nearly Was Mine • Air (Take 9) • E.B. (Take 2) • Lazy Afternoon • Air (Take 21) • 

Air (Take 28) • Air (Take 29) • Port Of Call (Take 2) • Port Of Call (Take 3) • Davis (Take 1) • Davis (Take 3) • O.P. 

(Take 1) • I Forgot • Cell Walk For Celeste (Take 1) • Cell Walk For Celeste (Take 2) • Cell Walk For Celeste (Take 3) • 

Section C • Jumpin’ Punkins (Take 4) • Things Ain’t What They Used To Be (Take 1) • Things Ain’t What They Used 

To Be (Take 3) • Cindy’s Main Mood • Jumpin’ Punkins (Take 5) • Jumpin’ Punkins (Take 6) • O.P. (Take 2) • Pots • 

Bulbs • Mixed • Johnny Came Lately • Nona’s Blues • Tune 2 (Collective Personnel: Archie Shepp, Charles Davis, 

Billy Higgins, Ted Curson, Roswell Rudd, Jimmy Lyons, Archie Shepp, Henry Grimes, Sunny Murray, Gil Evans, Steve 

Lacy, Buell Neidlinger, Dennis Charles) [1961] 4-CD set. All existing recordings made by Cecil Taylor for the 

legendary Candid label. Produced by legendary jazz critic Nat Hentoff in 1960-61, these recordings are essential to the history of modern jazz. 

Featured are such star sidemen as Archie Shepp, Clark Terry, Steve Lacy, Billy Higgins, and bassist Buell Neidlinger, who was the original leader 

on half of these sessions. A complete 1961 Taylor septet session produced by Creed Taylor, and the pianist’s entire 1957 quartet performance at 

Newport have been added as a bonus. Includes 24-page booklet. [Item Code: 73058 4-CD: $35.00] 

4569913 JEANNE LEE RAN BLAKE THE NEWEST SOUND AROUND PLUS 6 BONUS TRACKS Laura • Blue 

Monk • Church On Russell Street • Where Flamingos Fly • Season In The Sun • Summertime • Lover Man • Evil 

Blues • Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child • When Sunny Gets Blue • Love Isn’t Everything • Vanguard • 

Left Alone • He’s Got A Whole World In His Hands • Straight Ahead • Sermonette (Live) • Round About (Live) • 

Where Will You Be? (Live) • The Outcast (Live) • One Mint Julep (Live) • Lonely Woman (Live) (Personnel: Ran 

Blake, George Duvivier) [1961] The complete album ‘The Newest Sound Around’ (RCA Victor LSP-2500), which 

marked singer Jeanne Lee’s record debut. She was backed on the LP by the revolutionary pianist who would be her 

most frequent accompanist during her inconstant career. In fact, after this album, Jeanne Lee wouldn’t make another 

studio recording until 1968, and after that she only rarely recorded until her rediscovery in the early 1970s. A never 

before heard live set of duets with Blake from the same period, featuring songs they would never record again, has 

been added as a bonus. Includes 12-page booklet. [Item Code: 73057 CD: $17.00] 


SOLAR RECORDS 

4569914 DONALD BYRD PEPPER ADAMS COMPLETE LIVE AT JORGIE’S 1961 Jorgie’s • 6M’s (Blues In?) • 

Hush • Amen • Like Someone In Love (Personnel: Pepper Adams, Herbie Hancock, Clevalnd Eaton, Teddy Robinson) 

[1961] All existing live performances by the Donald Byrd-Pepper Adams Quintet taped at Jorgie’s on June 24, 

1961, and appearing on CD here for the first time ever. The quintet on that engagement featured Herbie Hancock 

on piano (both leaders had recently recorded the Blue Note album Chant with the pianist, and would make the 

LP Royal Flush with him a few months later). The fifth title at Jorgie’s is an extended trio version of ‘Like Someone 

in Love’ on which both horns sit out. No other version of this tune by Hancock is known to exist. Includes 8-page 

booklet [Item Code: 73155 CD: $17.00] 

4569915 ELLA FITZGERALD THE 1961 AMSTERDAM CONCERT Announcement By Norman Granz • Blues 

(Instrumental Feature) • Too Close For Comfort • On A Slow Boat To China • How Long Has This Been Going On • 

Heart And Soul • You’re Driving Me Crazy • That Old Black Magic • Lover, Come Back To Me • My Funny Valentine 

• I’ve Got A Crush On You • Lorelei • Mr. Paganini • Mack The Knife • St. Louis Blues • My Bill (*) • Why Don’t 

You Do Right? (*) (Collective Personnel: Lou Levy, Herb Ellis, Wilfred Middlebrooks, Gus Johnson) [1953/1961] 

Bonus track - (*). A never before heard live performance by the great Ella Fitzgerald, recorded live in Amsterdam in 

1961. She is backed here by her usual group of that period, featuring pianist Lou Levy, guitarist Herb Ellis, bassist 

Wilfred Middlebrooks, and drummer Gus Johnson. As a bonus, the only two surviving songs from a 1953 Carnegie 

Hall set by Ella, both of which appear here on CD for the first time ever. Includes 8-page booklet. [Item Code: 

73156 CD: $17.00] 

SOUNDS OF YESTERYEAR 

872 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES 1942 Moonlight Cocktail (a) • Jingle, Jangle, Jingle 

(b) • (I’ve Got A Girl In) Kalamazoo (a) • Tangerine (c) • By The Sleepy Lagoon (d) • A String Of Pearls (a) • Blues 

In The Night (e) • Who Wouldn’t Love You (b) • Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition (f) • Jersey Bounce (g) 

• I Don’t Want To Walk Without You (h) • Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree (i) • My Devotion (j) • Serenade In Blue 

(k) • When The Lights Go On Again All Over The World (l) • I Said No (m) • Holiday Inn (Radio Adaptation): I’d 

Capture Your Heart (n)- Lazy White Christmas (o)- Let’s Start The New Year Right, Happy Holiday (p)- Be Careful It’s 

My Heart, Easter Parade (p) (Artists: a- Glenn Miller And His Orchestra; b- Kay Kyser And His Orchestra; c- Jimmy 

Dorsey And His Orchestra; d- Harry James And His Orchestra; e- Dinah Shore, Johnny Mercer And The Pied Pipers; 

f- Jack Miller’s Orchestra With Kate Smith And The Juanita Hall Singers; g- Benny Goodman And His Orchestra; 

h- Harry James And His Orchestra With Helen Forrest; i- Glenn Miller And His Orchestra With Marion Hutton, Tex 

Beneke, The Modernaires; j- Charlie Spivak And His Orchestra With Gary Stevens; k- Glenn Miller And His Orchestra 

With Ray Eberle And The Modernaires; l- Vaughn Monroe And His Orchestra; m- Alvino Rey And His Orchestra With 

Yvonne King; n- Fred Astaire And Margaret Lenhart; o- Bing Crosby And Dinah Shore; p- Dinah Shore) [1941-1945] This unusual CD is the first 

of a new series featuring not only a selection of the best tunes of a specific year, in this case 1942, but also an adaptation in the form of a radio 

play of one of the top films of the year featuring the original artists. On this CD we feature the ever popular ‘Holiday Inn’ in which Bing Crosby 

first sang White Christmas and which was later re-made using this enormously popular song as the title and featuring 

Danny Kaye in place of Fred Astaire. [Item Code: 72874 CD: $17.00] 

873 BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA, QUINTET AND SEXTET AFRS BENNY GOODMAN SHOW 

VOLUME 11 Benny Goodman Show # 27:Introduction • Wings Of Song (Victor Borge) • Comedy By Victor Borge, 

Benny Goodman And Abner And Don Wilson • Great Day • Comedy By Victor Borge, Benny Goodman And Judy 

Canova • Guilty (Voc: Jeannie Mckeon) • Somebody Stole My Gal • Comedy By Victor Borge, Benny Goodman 

And Judy Canova • Slipped Disc • Comedy By Victor Borge And Judy Canova • Red Horse Boogie Woogie • Benny 

Goodman Show # 28: Introduction • Play Gypsy (Victor Borge) • Comedy By Victor Borge, Benny Goodman And 

Don Wilson • Lonely Moments • Excerpt From The Warsaw Concerto (Victor Borge) • Comedy By Victor Borge • 

Victor Borge • For Sentimental Reasons • Comedy By Victor Borge, Benny Goodman, Kay Kyser And Don Wilson • 

I’ll Always Be In Love With You • Red Horse Boogie Woogie (Personnel: Nate Kazebier, Zeke Zarchy, Lou Mcgarity, 

Red Ballrd, Bill Schaefer, Skeets Herfurt, Babe Russin, Chuck Gentry, Jess Stacy, Barney Kessel, Harry babasin, Sammy Weiss, more) [1947] The 

latest edition of this popular series featuring The Benny Goodman Orchestra which documents the complete series of radio programs broadcast 

during the latter part of the 1940s. This CD volume ten includes guest, Judy Canova comedienne, actress, singer and radio personality sometimes 

referred to as the Ozark Nightingale. Famed band leader Kay Kyser is the guest on the second program. The whole package is held together by 

popular comedian Victor Borge. [Item Code: 72875 CD: $17.00] 

874 CHARLIE BARNET AND HIS ORCHESTRA AT THE CASA MANANA Introduction • Johnny Come Lately • 

I’ll Be Seeing You (voc: Kay Starr) • Oh Miss Jaxson (voc: Peanuts Holland) • Sentimental Lady • Little John Ordinary 

• Star Eyes (voc: Kay Starr) • Washington Whirligig • It’s Love Love Love (voc: Kay Starr) • Introduction • Skyliner 

• Long Ago And Far Away (voc: Kay Starr) • Keep The Home Fires Burning • Haunted Town (voc: Kay Starr) • I Like 

To Riff (voc: Peanuts Holland) • Johnny Come Lately • Going My Way (voc: Kay Starr) • Washington Whirligig • Cotton 

Tail • Little John (Collective Personnel: Al Killian, Wes Hensel, Lyman Vunk, Porky Cohen, Tommy Pedersen, Ed 

Fromm, Dodo Marmarosa, Barney Kessel, Howard Rumsey, more) [1944] Your chance to live again the era of the 

swing bands with one of the best bands of the time, Charlie Barnet and his Orchestra featured ‘live’ on two concert 

broadcasts made for the Armed Forces Radio Service series of One Night Stands on the 28th of May 1944 and the 

2nd of June 1944. The shows featured are numbers 268 and 281. The bands strong line-up features amongst others 

Dodo Marmarosa and guitarist Barney Kessel, also featured is legendary singer Kay Starr. [Item Code: 72876 CD: 

$17.00] 



875 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES 1943 I’ve Heard That Song Before (a) • Paper Doll 

(b) • Sunday Monday Or Always (c) • There Are Such Things (d) • You’ll Never Know (e) • In The Blue Of The Evening 

(f) • Comin’ In On A Wing And A Prayer (g) • Taking A Chance On Love (h) • I Had The Craziest Dream (a) • 

That Old Black Magic (i) • Pistol Packin’ Mama (j) • Brazil (k) • It Can’t Be Wrong (l) • All Or Nothing At All (m) • 

People Will Say Were In Love (n) • Don’t Get Around Much Any More (o) • Radio play of the movie “Casablanca” 

(Artists: a- Harry James And His Orchestra With Helen Forrest; b- The Mills Brothers; c- Bing Crosby With The Ken 

darby Singers; d- Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra With Frank Sinatra Andf The Pied Pipers; e- 20th Century Fox 

Studio Orchestra With Alice Faye; f- Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra With Frank Sinatra; g- The Song Spinners; 

h- Benny Goodman And His Orchestra And Cootie Williams With Helen Forrest; i- Glenn Miller And His Orchestra 

With Skip Nelson And The Modernaires; j- Vic Shoen And His Orchestra With Bing Crosby And The Andrews Sisters; 

k- Xavier Cugat And His Waldorf Astoria Orchestra; l- Dick Haymes With The Song Spinners; m- Harry James And 

His Orchestra With Frank Sinatra; n- Glenn Miller And The Army Air Forces Band With Johnny Desmond; o- The Ink Spots) [1939-1943] This 

unusual CD is the second of a new series featuring not only a selection of the best tunes of a specific year, in this case 1943, but also an adaptation 

in the form of a radio play of one of the top films of the year featuring the original artists in ‘The Screen Guild Theatre’ performed in Hollywood. 

On this CD we feature the ever popular ‘Casablanca’ (probably the most popular war time film), featuring the original cast of Humphrey Bogart, 

Ingrid Bergman and Paul Heinreid and Herman Hupfield is there to play “As Time Goes By”. [Item Code: 73006 CD: $17.00] 

876 BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA, QUINTET AND SEXTET AFRS BENNY GOODMAN 

SHOW VOLUME 12 Benny Goodman Show Twenty Nine 20th January 1947: Guests: Hedda Hopper And Art 

Lund: Introduction • Borge: Ay Ay Ay • Comedy by Victor Borge and Don Wilson • The One I Love Belongs To 

Somebody Else (voc: Art Lund) • Comedy by Victor Borge and Don Wilson • Dizzy Fingers • Comedy by Victor 

Borge, Benny Goodman and Hedda Hopper • At Sundown • Borge: Excerpts from Piano Concerto No. 2 (Sergei 

Rachmaninoff) • Poor Butterfly • Red Horse Boogie Woogie • Benny Goodman Show Thirty 27th January 1947: 

Guest: William Bendix: Introduction • Borge: The Butterfly (Edvard Grieg) • Comedy by William Bendix, Victor 

Borge and Don Wilson • Clarinade • Comedy by Victor Borge, Benny Goodman and William Bendix • You Broke 

The Only Heart That Ever Loved You (voc: Matt Dennis) • Borge: Waltz Medley • Comedy by Victor Borge and 

William Bendix • Memories Of You • Borge: Without A Song • Red Horse Boogie Woogie (Collective Personnel: 

Nate Kazebier, George Wendt, Zeke Zarchey, JoeTriscari, Lou McGarity, Red Ballard, Bill Schaefer, Skeets Herfurt, 

Heinie Beau, Babe Russin, Jack Chaney, Chuck Gentry, Jess Stacy, Allan Reuss, Harry Babasin, Sammy Weiss) 

[1947] This CD volume ten includes as guests, Hedda Hopper acidic critic, actress and radio personality famed for her vitriolic newspaper columns 

and long time rival Louella Parsons. In her prolific career she featured in numerous films and radio shows and she is honored with a star on 

the Hollywood Walk of Fame for her contribution to the film industry. Noted film, television and radio actor William 

Bendix is the guest on the second program. [Item Code: 73007 CD: $17.00] 

877 MEL TORME AND SHORTY ROGERS GUARD SESSION Guard Session # 65- Introduction • Hello Young Lovers 

• Marie • Porgy & Bess Medley • Menino Desce Do Morro • Guard Session # 66: Introduction • Hey Look Me Over • 

One Note Samba • A Foggy Day • Speak Low • Guard Session # 67: Introduction • The Surrey With A Fringe On Top 

• Tonight • The Lady’s In Love With You • One O’clock Jump • Guard Session # 68: Introduction • Lulu’s Back In Town 

• Sugar Loaf • ‘round Midnight • Kook-A-Ra-Cha Waltz. ((Shorty Rogers and his Giants: Shorty Rogers, Ken Shroyer, 

George Roberts, Paul Horn, Buddy Collette, Bill Hood, Larry Bunker, Lou Levy, Monte Budwig, Shelly Mann) [1963] 

Mel Torme was one of the great vocalist of the forties, fifties and sixties. known for his Jazz singing he was also a Jazz 

composer and arranger also a drummer, and actor in radio, film and television. He also composed the classic ‘Christmas 

Song’ (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire). Here he performs on four National guard recruitment programs with 

the celebrated band of Shorty Rogers And His Giants. These rare recordings form an ideal addition to any serious collection. 

[Item Code: 73008 CD: $17.00] 

STORYVILLE 

6101 VARIOUS ARTISTS SOUNDS OF NEW ORLEANS, VOLUME 1 Basin Street Blues (1a) • Climax Rag (1a) • Mama Don’t Allow (1a) • 

Bugle Call Rag (1a) • Bill Bailey (1a) • Muskrat Ramble (1a) • Basin Street Blues (1a) • Dippermouth Blues (1b) • Limehouse Blues (1b) • Sweethearts 

On Parade (1b) • Chinatown, My Chinatown (1b) • Riverboat Shuffle (1b) • Doctor Jazz (1b) • Original Dixieland One-Step (1c) • Hindustan 

(1c) • Down By The Old Mill Stream (1c) • Royal Garden Blues (1c) • King Zulu Parade March (1d) • Congo Square (1d) • Sensation (1d) • Mississippi 

Mud (1e) • Eh, La Bas (2a) • My Bucket’s Got A Hole In It (2a) • Savoy Blues (2a) • 12th Street Rag (2a) • 

Muskrat Ramble (2a) • Maryland, My Maryland (2a) • Bill Bailey (2a) • Them There Eyes (2b) • See See Rider (2b) • 

Everybody Loves My Baby (2b) • Bye And Bye (2b) • Rip ‘Em Up, Joe (2b) • Little Blues For Fun (2b) • She’s Crying 

For Me (2b) • Tin Roof Blues (2b) • St Louis Blues (2b) • High Society (2b) • Goin’ Home (2b) • When The Saints (2b) 

• Royal Garden Blues (2c) Artists: 1a- George Lewis And His New Orleans Jazzband; 1b- George Girard And His 

New Orleans Five; 1c- Alvin Alcorn; 1d- Johnny Wiggs’ New Orleans Jazz Club Group; 1e- Johnny Wiggs Quartet; 

2a- Kid Ory And His Creole Jazzband; 2b- Percy Humphrey’s Jam Session; 2c- Sharkey Bonano At Lefant’s Lounge; 

2d- Lee Collins At Joe Mare’s Place)) [1952-1956] 2-CD Set. This is the first of 3 double CDs that will present 

many of the famous New Orleans musicians in different combinations. To be heard are Kid Ory, George Lewis, 

Alvin Alcorn Johnny Wiggs, George Girard, Percy Humphrey, Sharkey Bonano, Lee Collins, Oscar Papa Celestin, 

Paul Barbarin, Albert Burbank, Wilbur De Paris, Lizzie Miles and many more. Except for recordings with Kid Ory and 

George Lewis all sessions are recorded in New Orleans. It was Joe Mares who opened the Southland Studio in New 

Orleans and began to record the local musicians when he found out that there were so many talented musicians in New Orleans. This set features 

New Orleans music recorded in the fifties in New Orleans and San Francisco. The musicians are all famous New Orleans musicians and most of 

them are born in New Orleans. There are 8 different bands. [Item Code: 62569 2-CD: $15.00] 


STORYVILLE 

6102 VARIOUS ARTISTS SOUNDS OF NEW ORLEANS, VOLUME 2 Dippermouth Blues (1a) • Savoy Blues 

(1a) • High Society (1a) • Ballin’ The Jack (1a) • How Come You Do Me Like You Do (1a) • Mahogany Hall Stomp 

(1a) • Original Dixieland One-Step (1a) • Oh, Didn’t He Ramble (1b) • Li’l Liza Jane (1b) • High Society (1b) • 

When The Saints Go Marching In (1b) • Muskrat Ramble (1c) • Clarinet Marmalade (1c) • Milenberg Joys (1c) • Put 

On Your Old Grey Bonnet (1c) • Jazz Me Blues (1c) • Panama (1c) • Dark Town Strutter’s Ball (1c) • Bugle Call Rag 

(1d) • Chinatown, My Chinatown (1d) • Stick Out Your Can (1d) • Royal Garden Blues (1d) • Bourbon Street Parade 

(1d) • Basin Street Blues (2a) • Dinah (2a) • High Society (2a) • Old Man Mose (2a) • Darktown Strutter’s Ball (2a) • 

Mahogany Hall Stomp (2a) • Basin Street Blues (2a) • Change Of Key Boogie (2) • Frankie And Johnny (2b) • Waiting 

For The Robert E. Lee (2b) • Bourbon Street Parade (2b) • On A Persian Market (2b) • I’ve Fond A New Baby (2b) 

• The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise (2b) • Squeeze Me (2b) • Wolverine Blues (2c) • Blues For Jimmie Noone 

(2c) • Shine (2c) • Tailgate Ramble (2d) (Artists: 1a- Kid Ory And His Creole Jazz Band; 1b- Oscar ‘Papa’ Celestin 

Tuxedo Jazz Band; 1c- Paul Barbarin And His Band; 1d- Sharkey Bonano Live At The Prez Club; 2a- George Lewis And His New Orleans Jazz Band; 

2b- Wilbur De Paris And His New Orleans Jazz; 2c- Albert Burbank With Kid Ory And His Creole Jazz Band; 2d- Jam Session At Joe Mare’s Place) 

[1945-1955] 2-CD Set. Bill Russell embraced with particular warmth the avant garde of early 20th Century New Orleans music, the players whose 

names invoked the genesis of jazz, and he would have approved of any of the recordings found in the second set of Storyville’s tribute to the New 

Orleans Revival. [Item Code: 66981 2-CD: $15.00] 

6103 VARIOUS ARTISTS SOUNDS OF NEW ORLEANS, VOLUME 3 Clarinet Marmalade (1a) • Fidgety Feet 

(1a) • Panama Rag (1a) • Darktown Strutters Ball (1a) • High Society (1a) • Bourbon Street Parade (1b) • I Wish I 

Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate (1b) • Just A Closer Walk With Thee (1b) • Put On Our Old Grey Bonnet (1b) • 

Dardanella (1b) • Louisiana (1b) • Linger Awhile (1b) • Fidgety Feet (1c) • Tin Roof Blues (1c) • I’m Coming Virginia 

(1b) • Sweet Sue, Just You (1b) • The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise (1b) • Just A Closer Walk (1b) • Clarinet Marmalade 

(2a) • North Rampart Street Parade (2a) • I Ain’t Gonna Give You None Of My Jelly Roll (2a) • The World Is 

Waiting For The Sunrise (2a) • With A Pack On My Back (2a) • Wary Blues (2a) • Dippermouth Blues (2a) • Over The 

Waves (2b) • Bill Bailey (2b) • Rose Of Picardy (2b) • Ugly Chile (2b) • The Blues (2b) • Dippermouth Blues (2b)• 

Tailgate Ramble (2c) • A Good Man Is Hard To Find (2c) • Zero (2c) • Missouri Waltz (2c) (Artists: 1a- Albert Burbank 

With Kid Ory And His Creole Jazzband; 1b- Paul Barbarin And His Jazz Band; 1c- Johnny Wiggs’ New Orleans 

Boys; 2a- Sharkey Bonano At Lenfant’s Lounge; 2b- New Orleans Jazz Babies; 2c- Dixieland All Stars) [1952-1955] 

This CD includes several musicians who were on the scene during both wars. They were entwined in their musical 

relationships and understood why their performances that kick off this CD have such cohesiveness. These players developed mutual rapport in 

New Orleans when Louis Armstrong was still a teenager with a dream and Buddy Bolden was blowing his bones hard across town. Their musical 

interaction continued in California and through the intervening post-war periods, thus reflecting an ongoing association rather than a reunion. It is 

an incestuous but positive weave. [Item Code: 67327 2-CD: $15.00] 

TAKE TWO 

407 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE TORCH SINGERS - VOLUME 1 - THE TWENTIES My Man (a) • I’d Rather Be 

Blue Over You (a) • Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man (b) • Don’t Ever Leave Me (b) • Love Me Or Leave Me (c) • The Right 

Kind Of Man (c) • Why Was I Born (d) • More Than You Know (d) • The Man I Love (e) • Cause I Feel Low-Down (e) 

• That’s How I Feel About You (f) • I Still Go On Wanting You (f) • If You Want The Rainbow (g) • If I Can’t Have You 

(g) • Maybe Who Knows (h) • That Wonderful Something Is Love (h) • I Must Have That Man (i) • What I Wouldn’t 

Do For That Man (i) • Then You’ve Never Been Blue (j) • Moanin’ Low (k) (Artists: a- Fanny Brice; b- Helen Morgan; 

c- Ruth Etting; d- Libby Holman; e- Sophie Tucker; f- Belle Baker; g- Lee Morse; h- Kate Smith; i- Annette Hanshaw; 

j- Frances Williams; k- Eva Taylor) [1920s] During the 1920s an unusual melancholy type of ballad surfaced in the 

midst of the raging jazz age. These would come to be known as torch songs and probably began with My Man; an 

English version of the French hit Mon Homme introduced by the chanteuse Mistinguet. Ziegfeld brought Mistinguet to New York to perform this 

moving number in his 1921 edition of the Follies, but then turned the song over to Fanny Brice because Mistinguet’s voice displeased him. Brice’s 

poignant, heart-wrenching performance of My Man became an enormous success. These songs shared common theme of unfulfilled love for a man 

sung in a plaintive style - laments in which the singer was portrayed as a victim of a futile, if not outright abusive romance. Torch songs flourished 

following the introduction of electrical recordings; a new process in 1925 that improved sound and provided the intimate style essential to these 

passionate songs. This first volume offers torch songs from their inception in the 1920’s. [Item Code: 2518 CD: $16.00] 

410 GUS ARNHEIM ECHOES FROM THE COCOANUT GROVE Sweet Georgia Brown • Just One More Chance (a) • Roll On Mississippi, 

Roll On (b) • By A Lazy Country Lane (c) • At Your Command (d) • My Sweet Tooth Says I Wanna • You Said It (c) • Lies (e) • Nobody’s Sweetheart 

(f) • You’re The Surest Cure For The Blues (g) • You Don’t Know What You’re Doing (c) • There’s Nothing Too Good For My Baby (h) • Any Corner 

Is A Cozy Corner (c) • She Went To Havana (b) • It’s Love (c) • Love For Sale • Can’t You Read Between The Lines (b) • Why Dance (d) • Out Of 

Nowhere (i) • What Is It (j) (Vocals: a- Jack Smith; b- George Gramlich; c- Loyce Whiteman; d- Don Novis; e- Dave 

Marshall & Three Ambassadors; f- Harry Barris & Three Ambassadors; g- Three Ambassadors; h- Harry Barris; i- Bing 

Crosby; j- Bing Crosby & Loyce Whiteman) [1931] The Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles offered posh, resort type 

accommodations that attracted dignitaries, socialites and celebrities. It was also the home of the Coconut Grove - a 

world famous nightclub that catered to this set. From 1928 to 1931 Gus Arnheim’s orchestra was in residence as 

the Grove’s popular house band. He was called ‘the star of entertainers and the entertainer of stars’. Several musicians 

and vocalists who performed with Arnheim at this time soon became stars themselves, including Bing Crosby, 

Fred MacMurray, Russ Columbo, Jack Smith and Donald Novis. Selections in this collection are transferred from 

rare radio transcriptions made in 1931. These numbers are performed in a more relaxed and spontaneous style of 

a nightclub rather than in the controlled setting of a recording studio. The two vocals by Bing Crosby for Out Of 

Nowhere and What Is It? were actually recorded live from the Grove, making them especially atmospheric. [Item 

Code: 10824 CD: $16.00] 


TAKE TWO 

422 RUTH ETTING GLORIFIER OF AMERICAN SONG Were You Sincere • Me • All Of Me • Home • Without 

That Gal • Can’t We Talk It Over • I’m Still Without A Sweetheart- With Summer Coming On • Lazy Day • I’ll 

Never Have To Dream Again • How Can I Go On Without You • Linger A Little Longer In The Twilight • Hold Me • 

Tomorrow Who Cares • Whose Honey Are You • It’s A Sin To Tell A Lie • Holiday Sweetheart • There’s Something 

In The Air • On A Little Dream Ranch • There’ll Be Some Changes Made • After You’ve Gone (Collective Personnel: 

Jimmie Grier Orchestra, Victor Young Orchestra) [1931-1958] It is remarkable that a young Nebraskan farm 

girl with a severe stuttering problem would one day be called the ‘Glorifier of American Song’ - one of several titles 

bestowed on Ruth Etting during her career. In the 1930s she was at the height of her popularity. The Depression 

had struck and financial suffering was spreading. During this period record sales plummeted, numerous labels went 

under and even releases by favorites like Etting became difficult to sell. It is the purpose of this collection to present 

Etting’s hard-to-find releases from that time. Although sales were down, Etting made some of her finest records in 

these difficult years. Among these are All Of Me, Hold Me, It’s A Sin To Tell A Lie (released in England) and Whose 

Honey Are You? (from a very rare radio transcription). In addition we include two numbers recorded at a private 

session in 1958, years after her retirement. [Item Code: 20594 CD: $16.00] 

TANTARA 

1128 STAN KENTON DOUBLE FEATURE, VOL. 3 Disc One: Here’s That Rainy Day • A Foggy Day • Yesterdays 

• Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea • Rhapsody In Blue • Take The ‘A’ Train • Chiapas • Theme From 

Love Story • Samba Siete • Girl Talk • The Daily Dance • Pegasus • Inner Crisis • September Song • Disc Two: The 

Swing Machine • The Bad And The Beautiful • North Wind • West Wind • Stillness Runs Deep • Tribute • Harold’s 

Club Or Bust • Lunada • Bop City Revisited • Terracotta • Scarborough Fair • Exodus (Colelctive Personnel: Mike 

Vax, Jay Saunders, Dennis Noday, Ray Brown, Dick Shearer, Fred Carter, Miek Wallace, Phil Herring, more) [1971- 

1977•2011] Disc One: The Stan Kenton Orchestra. Unreleased performances selected from a multi-stop journey 

through the seventies by five different editions of the orchestra displaying amazing color, drama, power, range and 

impactful emotion. Disc Two: The University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Jazz Ensemble I. Stunning recreations of rare 

charts written for Stan Kenton during the late sixties and seventies and never before studio recorded. Writers Dee 

Barton, Bill Fritz, Joe Coca, Hank Levy, Ken Hanna and Willie Maiden are on board showcasing a wide variety of 

substantial compositions. The musical concert is equal to or surpasses any previous Kenton recording from this period 

and adds abundant luster to Stan’s legacy. [Item Code: 72937 2-CD: $20.00] 

UNIVERSAL 

2929 FRANK SINATRA RING-A-DING DING! Ring-A-Ding Ding • Let’s Fall In Love • Be Careful, It’s My 

Heart • A Foggy Day • A Fine Romance • In The Still Of The Night • The Coffee Song • When I Take My Sugar 

To Tea • Let’s Face The Music And Dance • You’d Be So Easy To Love • You And The Night And The Music • 

I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm • Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart • Have You Met Miss Jones? [1961] 

The 50th Anniversary edition of The Chairman of the Board’s remarkable first album for his Reprise record label. 

Recorded at a time when he was running the Rat Pack, it’s no coincidence that the album is named after one of 

his favorite phrases of the era. Ring-a-Ding Ding perfectly captures the atmosphere of Sinatra in 1961. Features two 

bonus tracks. [Item Code: 66934 CD: $13.00] 

80945 MEL BROWN THE WIZARD - BLUES FOR WE The Wizard- Ode To Billie Joe • Swamp Fever • Blues 

After Hours • African Sweets • Stop • Chunk A Funk • Miss Ann • W-2 Withholding • Blues For We- Twist And 

Shout • Blues For We • Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da • Son Of A Preacher Man • Set Me Free • Freaky Zeke • Indian Giver 

• Stranger On The Shore (Collective Personnel: Terry Evans, Mack Johnson, Clifford Solomon, Ronald Brown, Paul 

Humphrey, Abraham Miller) [1968-1969] This remastered two-fer combines guitarist Mel Brown’s second Impulse 

release from 1968, ‘The Wizard’, with ‘Blues for We’ released the following year. The Wizard is a straight-ahead 

soul-jazz date picking up where ‘Chicken Fat’ left off with a few originals. ‘Blues for We’ relies more on an interesting 

selection of cover versions ranging from ‘Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da’ and ‘Son of a Preacher Man’ to the bubblegum 

staple, ‘Indian Giver’ and Acker Bilk’s ‘Stranger on the Shore. Brown’s guitar work on both sessions is fluid and 

greasy, as are the funky drum licks, but occasionally, the arrangements drift into superior background music. [Item 

Code: 73173 CD: $18.00] 

80946 ALICE COLTRANE HUNTINGTON ASHRAM MONASTERY - WORLD GALAXY Huntington Ashram 

Monastery- Huntington Ashram Monastery • Turiya • Paramahansa Lake • Via Sivanadagar • IHS • Jaya Jaya Rama 

• World Galaxy- My Favorite Things • Galaxy Around Olodumare • Galaxy In Turiya • Galaxy In Satchidananda • 

A Love Supreme (Collective Personnel: Ron Carter, Rashied Ali, Frank Loew, Ben Riley, Reggie Workman, Swami 

Satchidananda, Leroy Jenkins) [1969/1971] [Item Code: 73174 CD: $18.00] 

80947 SONNY CRISS JOY OF SAX - WARM AND SONNY The Joy Of Sax- You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling • 

Don’t You Worry ‘Bout A Thing • You Are So Beautiful • Turn Me Loose • Stolen Moments • Have A Talk With God • 

Midnight Mellow • Warm And Sonny- Cool Struttin’ • The Way We Were • That’s The Way Of The World • Bumpin’ 

• Sweet Summer Breeze • Memories • Blues For Willie (Collective Personnel: Richard Blue Mitchell, Patrice Rushen, 

Bill King, Sonny Burke, Lee Ritenour, Mitch Holder, Scott Edwards, Dennis Budimir, more) [1975/1977] This 

two-fer CD combines the Sonny Criss 1976 album ‘Warm and Sonny’ with ‘The Joy of Sax’, released the following 

year. Both albums find him playing with an electric rhythm section and the addition of strings and horns throughout. 

Most of the material is pleasant, especially on the pop tunes of the era ‘The Way We Were’, ‘You Are So Beautiful’, 

‘Don’t You Worry ‘Bout a Thing’, and ‘You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling’. With the exception of a few tracks, and the 

addition of trumpeter Blue Mitchell. [Item Code: 73175 CD: $18.00] 


UNIVERSAL 

80948 CHICO HAMILTON EL CHICO - FURTHER ADVENTURES OF EL CHICO El Chico • People • Marcheta 

• This Dream • Conquistadores • Moors • Strange • Helena • The Further Adventues Of El Chico- Got My Mojo 

Working • Who Can I Turn To • That Boy With That Long Hair • Daydream • Shadow Of Your Smile • Evil Eye • 

Monday, Monday • Manila • My Romance • Stella By Starlight (Collective Personnel: Clark Terry, Charlie Mariano, 

Gabor Szabo, Jimmy Cheatham, Willie Bobo, Victor Pantoja) [1965/1966] This set combines two Chico Hamilton 

LPs from Impulse Records, ‘El Chico’ and ‘Further Adventure of El Chico’. The 18 tracks include pleasant arrangements 

of standards and pop songs of the era. While the drummer’s choice of musicians on these sessions, including 

Clark Terry, Charlie Mariano, Gabor Szabo, and Jimmy Cheatham is impeccable, it’s the addition of Latin percussionists 

Willie Bobo and Victor Pantoja that make these recordings stand out. [Item Code: 73176 CD: $18.00] 

80949 JOHN HANDY HARD WORK - CARNIVAL Hard Work • Blues For Louis Jordan • Young Enough To 

Dream • Love For Brother Jack • Didn’t I Tell You • Afro Wiggle • You Don’t Know • Carnival • Alvina • Watch Your 

Money Go • I Will Leave You • Love’s Rejoicing • Make Her Mine • All The Things You Are • Christina’s Little Song 

(Collective Personnel: Hotep Cecil Barnard, Mike Hoffmann, Chuck Rainey, James Gadson, Eddie Bongo Brown, 

Zakir Hussain, Reginald Sonny Burke, George Spencer, Lee Ritenour, Harold Jones, More) [1976-1977] Much of 

what is involved musically on this album is a result of the ‘almost full circle’ of music that has been John Handy’s 

good fortune to have experienced. [Item Code: 73177 CD: $18.00] 

80950 FREDDIE HUBBARD THE ARTISTY OF FREDDIE HUBBARD - THE BODY AND THE SOUL The Artistry 

Of Freddie Hubbard- Caravan • Bob’s Place • Happy Times • Summertime • The 7th Day • The Body And The 

Soul- Body And Soul • Carnival (Manha De Carnaval) • Chocolate Shake • Dedicated To You • Clarence’s Place • 

Aries • Skylark • I Got It Bad (And That Ain’t Good) • Thermo (Collective Personnel: Curtis Fuller, John Gilmore, 

Tommy Flanagan, Art Davis, Louis Hayes, Eric Dolphy, Wayne Shorter, Cedar Walton, Reggie Workman, Philly Joe 

Jones) [1962-1963] This two-fer features 1962’s The Artistry of Freddie Hubbard and 1963’s The Body and the 

Soul. These albums feature Hubbard in his prime. For The Artistry of Freddie Hubbard, he was joined by trombonist 

Curtis Fuller along with a stellar rhythm section of pianist Tommy Flanagan, bassist Art Davis, and drummer Louis 

Hayes. Tackling such standards as “Caravan” as well as few Hubbard originals, the album plays like a straight-ahead 

jam session with the young players pushing the modern jazz tenets of blues, swing, and bop to the edge. [Item 

Code: 73178 CD: $18.00] 

80951 KEITH JARRETT MYSTERIES - SHADES Mysteries- Rotation • Everything That Lives Laments • Flame • 

Mysteries • Shades- Shades Of Jazz • Southern Smiles • Rose Petals • Diatribe (Personnel: Dewey Redman, Charles 

Haiden, Guilerme Franco, Paul Motian) [1975] [Item Code: 73179 CD: $18.00] 

80952 BLUE MITCHELL AFRICAN VIOLET - SUMMER SOFT African Violet- Mississippi Jump • Ojos De Rojo 

• Sand Castles • African Violet • As • Square Business • Forget • Summer Soft- Try Not To Forget • Summer Soft • 

A Day At The Mint • Love Has Made Me A Dreamer • Evergreen • 30 Degrees To The Wind • Funkthesizer (Collective 

Personnel: Herman Riley, Harold Land, Sonny Burke, Cedar Walton, Bobby Lyle, more) [1977•1978] This 

two-fer combines a pair of trumpeter Blue Mitchell’s late-career albums for the Impulse! label: 1977’s ‘African Violet’ 

and ‘Summer Soft’. A consummate hard bopper, Mitchell experimented with soul and funk-jazz as the ‘70s wore on 

and these albums are no exception. Funky but lyrical, muscular yet still swinging with a modern jazz intensity, these 

albums feature Mitchell playing against small as well as large ensembles, including orchestral strings on ‘African 

Violet’. Reflecting the somewhat commercial approach to many jazz productions of the time with electric guitars and 

synthesizers in the mix, they are nonetheless worthy, hard to find recordings and it’s great to have them together on 

one disc. [Item Code: 73181 CD: $18.00] 

80953 CHARLES MINGUS BLACK SAINT AND THE SINNER LADY - MINGUS MINGUS MINGUS MIN- 

GUS MINGUS The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady- Track A- Solo Dancer • Track B- Duet Solo Dancers • Track 

C- Group Dancers • Mode D- Trio And Group Dancers- Mode E- Single Solos And Group Dance- Mode F- Group 

And Solo Dance • Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus- II B.S. • I X Love • Celia • Mood Indigo • Better Get 

Hit In Yo’ Soul • Theme For Lester Young • Hora Decubitus (Collective Personnel: Richard Williams, Rolf Ericson, 

Quentin Jackson, Don Butterfield, Charlie Mariano, Dick Hafer, Jerome Richardson, Jaki Byard, Jay Berliner, Dannie 

Richmond, more) [1963] This volume pairs two indisputable classic Charles Mingus titles . ‘The Black Saint and 

the Sinner Lady’ was recorded on January 20, 1963, the recording that ended up as ‘Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus’ 

was begun that very day. The former album is regarded as one of Mingus’ masterpieces for its use of colors, tonalities, 

expansive harmonies, and the juxtaposition of numerous aspects of the jazz tradition - from Ellingtonian swing 

to hard bop, to West Coast and new-thing jazz - employing a vocal chorus, and even Latin and flamenco flourishes 

in a single conceptual work played by an 11-piece orchestra. The latter album here, Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus, 

also featured an 11-piece orchestra with a slight variation in personnel: this group featured both Jaki Byard and Eric 

Dolphy. [Item Code: 73180 CD: $18.00] 

80954 OLIVER NELSON HANK JONES HAPPENINGS - SOULFUL BRASS Hank Jones & Oliver Nelson- Happenings- 

Broadwalk Samba • Winchester Cathedral • Mas Que Nada • Lullaby Of Jazzland • Jazztime, U.S.A. • 

Cul-De-Sac • Happenings • Lou’s Good Dues Blues • Fugue Tune • Spy With A Cold Nose • Funky But Blues • 

Oliver Nelson & Steve Allen- Soulful Brass- Torino • Sound Machine • Goin’ Out Of My Head- Can’t Take My Eyes 

Off You • Spooky • 125th Street & 7th Avenue • Green Tambourine • (Sittin’ On) The Dock Of The Bay • Goin’ 

Great • Things I Should Have Said • Go Fly A Kite • Melissa • Last Night (Was A Bad Night) (Collective Personnel: 

Ron Carter, George Duvivier, Ed Shaughnessy, Grady Tate, Roger Kellaway, Jimmy Gordon) [1966/1968] This Impulse 

two-fer revives a pair of LPs by arranger, composer, and saxophonist Oliver Nelson, ‘Happenings’ and ‘Soulful 

Brass’, released in 1966 and 1968, respectively. ‘Happenings’ features pianist Hank Jones while ‘Soulful Brass’ was 

co-led with comedian/pianist Steve Allen. Unfortunately, both pianists are featured mainly on harpsichord, which 

tends to dominate the compositions. [Item Code: 73182 CD: $18.00] 


UNIVERSAL 

80955 HOWARD ROBERTS ANTELOPE FREEWAY - EQUINOX EXPRESS ELEVATOR Antelope Freeway- Antelope 

Freeway, Part 1 • That’s America For Ya • Dark Ominous Clouds • De Blooz • Sixteen Track Firemen • The 

Ballad Of Fazzio Needlepoint • Five Gallons Keep You Awake For Thirteen Weeks • Santa Clara River Bottom • 

Roadwork • Equinox Express Elevator- Unfolding In • Timelaps • TTTT • Growing National Concern • 2dB, Eyes 

Of Blue • (The Single) (On This Side) • Real Freak Of Nature- Historical Monument • Slam • Harold J. Ostly, The 

County Tax Assessor • Unfolding In (On Itself) (Collective Personnel: Larry Knechtel, Mike Wofford, Pete Robinson, 

Mike Deasy, Bobby Bruce, Brian Garofalo, Max Bennett, Bob Morin, John Guerin, Dave Grusin, More) [1970- 

1972] A consummate jazz and session guitarist in the 1950s and ‘60s, Howard Roberts was a bandleader on quite 

a few of his own sessions, as well, including two very odd albums from Impulse Records, 1971’s ‘Antelope Freeway’ 

and 1975’s ‘Equinox Express Elevator’, both of which are included in their entirety here. This was Roberts on a psychedelic 

highway, merging everything into a Firesign Theatre-like montage of street noise, acoustic improvisations, 

stoner jokes, intermittent vocals, and electric guitar workouts that simply defies categorization. ‘Antelope Freeway’ and ‘Equinox Express Elevator’ 

are easily two of the strangest albums Impulse ever released, and pairing them like this on a single disc is both genius and insane - listening to 

both of these in one sitting might seriously upset a few apple carts in the mind. [Item Code: 73183 CD: $18.00] 

80956 SONNY STITT NOW - SALT & PEPPER Now- Surfin’ • Lester Leaps In • Estralita • Please Don’t Talk 

About Me When I’m Gone • Touchy • Never-Sh • My Mother’s Eyes • I’m Getting Sentimental Over You • Salt And 

Pepper- Salt And Pepper • S’posin’ • Theme From Lord Of The Flies • Perdido • Star Dust (Collective Personnel: 

Hank Jones, Al Lucas, Osie Johnson, Paul Gonsalves, Milt Hinton) [1963] This remastered two-fer combines saxophonist 

Sonny Stitt’s releases Now! and Salt & Pepper, originally released separately on Impulse in 1963. Both sets 

are straight-ahead dates with Now! finding Stitt switching from alto to tenor saxophone, breaking out of his Charlie 

Parker imitator phase. On Now! Stitt is the only reed in the band which consists of Osie Johnson, Hank Jones, and 

Al Lucas. Salt & Pepper, the better of the two sessions, has Stitt teaming up with Ellington alumni Paul Gonsalves for 

a heated rendition of Perdido and a classic style battle of the tenors on the title track. Jones and Johnson also appear 

on this date with Milt Hinton replacing Al Lucas. [Item Code: 73184 CD: $18.00] 

80957 CLARK TERRY THE HAPPY HORNS OF CLARK TERRY - IT’S WHAT’S HAPPENIN’ The Happy Horns 

Of Clark Terry- Rockin’ In Rhythm • In A Mist • Return To Swahili • Ellington Rides Again (Medley) • Impulsive • Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From 

Me • Jazz Conversations • High Towers • It’s What’s Happenin’- Electric Mumbles • Secret Love • Take Me Back To 

Elkhart • Take The ‘A’ Train • Tee Pee Time • Grand Canyon Suite (Collective Personnel: Ben Webster, Phil Woods, 

Roger Kellaway, Milt Hinton, Walter Perkins, Don Friedman, George Duvivier, Dave Bailey) [1964•1967] This 

two-fer combines two of trumpeter• flugelhornist Clark Terry’s albums for the Impulse label: 1964’s ‘The Happy 

Horns of Clark Terry’and 1967’s It’s What’s Happenin’. Generally considered one of Terry’s best ‘60s outings, ‘The 

Happy Horns of Clark Terry’ is a jaunty, swinging affair that finds Terry joined by such names as saxophonists Phil 

Woods and Ben Webster, bassist Milt Hinton, and others. Featuring a lively take on Duke Ellington’s ‘Rockin’ in 

Rhythm,’ Bix Beiderbecke’s ‘In a Mist,’ and even an Ellington medley, the album is a must-hear for Terry fanatics. 

Interestingly, It’s What’s Happenin’ features Terry playing his horns through the then-innovative electronic hookup 

the Selmer Varitone attachment. Here we get a take on his classic vocal and trumpet tune ‘Mumbles’ called ‘Electric 

Mumbles’ as well as a the bluesy ‘Take Me Back to Elkhart’ and more. [Item Code: 73185 CD: $18.00] 

80958 MICHAEL WHITE SPIRIT DANCE - PNEUMA Spirit Dance- Spirit Dance • The Tenth Pyramid • John 

Coltrane Was Here • Ballad For Mother Frankie White • Samba • Unlocking The Twelfth House • Praise Innocence • Pneuma Part 1 • Pneuma Part 

2 • Pneuma Part 3 • Pneuma Part 4 • Pneuma Part 5 • Ebony Plaza • Journey Of The Black Star • The Blessing Song (Collective Personnel: Ed 

Kelly, Baba Omson, Makeda King, Wanika King, Kenneth Nash, Jean Skinner, Faye Kelly, Joyce Walker, Leola Sharp) 

[1971/1972] Spirit Dance and Pneuma were jazz violinist Michael White’s first two albums as a leader. They’d 

been available previously only as Japanese imports. Before recording Spirit Dance in 1971, White had worked 

with Pharoah Sanders on Thembi, and with Alice Coltrane when she overdubbed the strings on John Coltrane’s 

infamous Infinity album. With pianist Ed Kelly, bassist Ray Drummond, percussionist Baba Omson, and Makeda & 

Wanika King on vocals, these seven original compositions offer White’s prodigious soloing technique inside their 

post-Coltrane modalism. They differ, however, in that the rhythms on these tunes are all circular, and quite African 

in influence in that they return to a specific center. Kelly’s piano, the chanted/sung vocals, and White’s own violin 

serve the rhythm, rather than the other way around. Pneuma is very different, but no less compelling. Using almost 

the same band (Nash replaces Omson on percussion) and four vocalists, the set’s first five tracks are a suite that 

took up all of the original LP’s first side. The playing is, with the exception of “Pneuma IV,” very free and outside. In 

total, this two-fer makes complete sense and is a perfect pairing: it presents a true representation of White’s widespectrum 

vision, and his criminally overlooked talent. Another reason to consider this is the sound; these are beautifully remastered recordings. 

[Item Code: 73186 CD: $18.00] 

103978 GEORGE SHEARING CARMEN MCRAE TWO FOR THE ROAD I Don’t Stand A Ghost Of A Chance • 

You’re All I Need • Gentleman Friend • More Than You Know • Cloudy Morning • Too Late Now • If I Should Lose 

You • Ghost Of Yesterday • What Is There To Say • Two For The Road (With Carmen McRae) [1980] The only 

recorded meeting between George Shearing and Carmen McRae took place in 1980 for Concord, and it’s a shame 

there wasn’t a follow-up date. Although the pianist’s backing of singers on recordings is relatively infrequent, he always 

provides them with richly textured and inspired accompaniment. McRae is in great voice on this date. Although 

her voice had deepened over the years, she still retained the ability to bring out the best in songs with her emotional 

and dramatic interpretations. Most of the works on this CD are gems from the Great American Songbook, including 

a jaunty take of ‘Gentleman Friend,’ which has some lively scatting, and the moving ballad ‘If I Should Lose You.’ 

The only reservation about the CD reissue is the removal of the color cover photo of the two musicans in the studio, 

which is replaced by a very dull cover with only bland lettering - hardly an imaginative piece of packaging. This top 

notch duo date should be of great interest to fans of either Shearing or McRae. [Item Code: 71678 CD: $13.00] 


UNIVERSAL 

175898 ARCHIE SHEPP FOUR FOR TRANE Syeeda’s Song Flute • Mr. Syms • Cousin Mary • Naima • Rufus 

(Swung, His Face At Last To The Wind, Then His Neck Snapped) (Personnel: John Tchicai, Alan Shorter, Roswell 

Rudd, Reggie Workman, Charles Moffett) [1964] The four Trane tunes rendered here are also played with such 

freshness that it makes the listener want to rehear them. The music, possible feeling, is here. Wherever you are. All 

you have to do listen. Listen! [Item Code: 72208 CD: $15.00] 

619032 VARIOUS ARTISTS GREETINGS FROM THE BORSCHT BELT - THE BEST BROADS OF COMEDY 

Schmeckolectomy (a) • Instant Ceil (b) • Kosher Windbreaker (c) • There’s No Business Like That Certain Business (d) 

• Pantyhose (e) • Try a Big Board (f) • They’ll Die Laughing (g) • Bubblegum From the Holy Land (h) • If I Embarrass 

You Please Tell Your Friends (i) • Drill ‘Em All (j) • This is My Mother (k) • Ha-Penis (l) • Oh, How I Hat That Fellow 

Nathan (m) • The $500 Parking Ticket (n) • Gonorrhea (o) • Princess Patovsky (p) (Artists: a- Peral Williams; b- Betty 

Walker; c- Rusty Warren; d- Sophie Tucker; e- Totie Fields; f- Betty Ross; g- Rachel Jordan; h- Selma Diamond; i- 

Belle Barth; j- Ruth Wallis; k- Jean Carroll; l- Patsy Abbott; m- Fanny Brice; n- Weela Gallez; o- Sylvia Stoun; p- Sadie 

Banks) The women of the Borscht Belt have frequently been called the mothers of the sexual revolution. With their 

roots in ‘30s comedians such as Fanny Brice, these ladies made their homes in the saloons of New York, Vegas and 

of course the Catskills. Their comedy routines exposed the subject of sex from a female perspective. Their material 

was considered very advanced for its day and considered extremely raunchy. Albums by Rusty Warren and Totie 

Fields were tucked away by many parents so their children could not listen to them. These women were the first comedians 

to openly discuss sex at a time when sex was just not discussed publicly. Most lost popularity as the sexual 

revolution of the late ‘60s started to take hold and the topic was no longer taboo. [Item Code: 73172 CD: $12.00] 

1156015 GIL EVANS ORCHESTRA OUT OF THE COOL La Nevada • Where Flamingos Fly • Bilbao Song 

• Stratusphunk • Sunken Treasure • Sister Sadie (Personnel: Elvin Jones, Charlie Persip, Ron Carter, Ray Crawford, 

Ray Beckinstein, Budd Johnson, Eddie Caine, Jimmy Knepper, Keg Johnson, Tony Studd, Johnny Coles, Phil Sunkel, 

Bill Barber, Bob Tricarico) Gil Evans had learned much from Miles Davis about improvisation, instinct, and space. 

Evans orchestrates less here, instead concentrating on the rhythm section built around Elvin Jones, Charlie Persip, 

bassist Ron Carter, and guitarist Ray Crawford. The maestro in the piano chair also assembled a crack horn section 

for this date, with Ray Beckinstein, Budd Johnson, and Eddie Caine on saxophones, trombonists Jimmy Knepper, Keg 

Johnson, and bass trombonist Tony Studd, with Johnny Coles and Phil Sunkel on trumpet, Bill Barber on tuba, and 

Bob Tricarico on flute, bassoon, and piccolo. The music here is of a wondrous variety, bookended by two stellar 

Evans compositions in “La Nevada,” and “Sunken Treasure.” [Item Code: 71083 CD: $13.00] 

1608102 JAMES CARTER ORGAN TRIO AT THE CROSSROADS Oh Gee • JC Off The Set • Aged Pain • The 

Walking Blues • My Whole Life Through • Walking The Dog • Lettuce Toss Yo’ Salad • Misterio • Ramblin’ Blues • 

Come Sunday • Tis The Old Ship Of Zion • The Hard Blues (Collective Personnel: Gerard Gibbs, Bruce Edwards, 

Leonard King Jr., Vincent Chandler, Brandon ross, more) [2011] At the Crossroads, saxophonist James Carter’s 

third disc for the Emarcy, is the first for the label with his Organ Trio, which has been together since 2004. Produced 

by Michael Cuscuna, it’s an indelible portrait of Detroit’s historic jazz scene, envisioned in the present while looking 

ahead. All trio members - Carter, organist Gerard Gibbs, and drummer Leonard King, Jr. - either reside or come from 

there. This disc also showcases Carter’s development from his earliest days shedding in the Motor City to his current 

status as a jazz virtuoso. [Item Code: 72779 CD: $19.00] 

UPTOWN JAZZ 

2765 DEXTER GORDON NIGHT BALLADS - MONTREAL 1977 Spoken Intro • Lover Man • You’ve Changed 

• Old Folks • Polka Dots And Moonbeams • LTD (Personnel: George Cables, Rufus Reid, Eddie Gladden) [1977] 

Recorded live at The Rising Sun in Montreal, November 9-12, 1977. Featuring the great saxophonist Dexter Gordon, 

pianist George Cables, bassist Rufus Reid and drummer Eddie Gladden. [Item Code: 73091 CD: $17.00] 

VSOP 

63 PETE JOLLY TRIO & FRIENDS LITTLE BIRD Little Bird • Three Four Five • Never Never Land • Alone 

Together • To Kill A Mockingbird • Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most • My Favorite Things • Toot, Too, 

Tootsie • Falling In Love With Love (Personnel: Chuck Berghofer, Larry Bunker, Howard Roberts, Kenny Hume) 

[1962-1963] This 1964 release recorded for Fred Astaire’s Ava (Choreo) label is one of Pete Jolly’s most sought after 

recordings. ‘Little Bird’ features the Grammy nominated hit recording of his composition, ‘Little Bird’. ‘Little Bird’ 

also includes his original composition, ‘Three Four Five’ and other works by such other Ava•Choreo notables as, 

Elmer Bernstein, Betty Comden, Adolph Green, Tommy Wolf and Dick Grove, along with several standards. [Item 

Code: 73025 CD: $15.00] 

122 DANNY D’IMPERIO ALCOHOL The Song Is You • It’s Love • Room 608 • Make It Good • Ultimate 

Rejection • Portrait Of Stephanie • Blue Bird • It’s Magic • Blue On Blue • Ultimate Rejection (Personnel: Greg 

Gisbert, Andy Gravish, Chris Persad, John Mosca, Early Anderson, Gary Pribek, Hod O’Brien, Steve Brown, more) 

[1991/1998] This latest Danny D’Imperio CD is a tribute to Danny’s avocation. As a member of a multitude of big 

bands, Danny traveled for years on the bus in the juicer section. This had a big impact. He wants that known. The 

music here has no special relation to this. It comes from several recordings that were made in the mid 1990s. This is 

a fine CD with great playing by some of New York’s finest journeymen of that period (Village Vanguard/Thad Jones- 

Mel Lewis Big Band, Buddy Rich Ghost Band). Great charts and solos. [Item Code: 72672 CD: $17.00] 


YERBA BUENA JAZZ 

1 TEX WYNDHAM WYNDHAM-KALETSKY TRIO DUST OFF THAT OLD PIANNA Oh Suzanna Dust Off 

That Old Pianna • Indiana • New Orleans • What’s The Use • Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia • Poverty Rag 

• My Blue Heaven • Egyptian-Ella • I’ll Be A Friend With Pleasure • Louisiana • Row, Row, Row • Dream • I Used 

To Love You But It’s All Over Now • My Buddy • I Wish’t I Was In Peoria • St. Louis Blues • Mammy O’Mine • A 

Sailboat In The Moonlight • There’s A Quaker Down In Quaker Town • Floatin’ Down To Cotton Town (Personnel: 

Tex Wyndham, Noel Kaletsky, Steve Bulmer) [1999] This album contains a representative sample of what is heard 

if The Wyndham-Kaletsky Trio were to be seen at a weekend festival or cruise. They concentrate on those good old 

good ones, the tunes people know, with complete verse and lyrics. These are the treasures of Tin Pan Alley’s golden 

age, roughly from 1900 to 1935, the ragtime and early jazz years. [Item Code: 72819 CD: $15.00] 

Late Arrivals 

CANDID 

79106 BEN WEBSTER IN A MELLOTONE In A Mellotone • Over The Rainbow • Gone With The Wind • 

Someone To Watch Over Me • C Jam Blues • Perdido • Stardust • Ben’s Blues • My Romance • Ben’s Theme Tune 

• Interview With Ben Webster (Personnel: Alan Branscombe, Lennie Bush, Jackie Dougan) [1965] Saxophonist 

Ben Webster was at his happiest when he could relax and settle down with a first rate rhythm section and just blow. 

This recording made in the Spring of 1965 at the original Ronnie Scott Club in London’s Soho shows Ben at his best 

- swinging, strolling and serenading over the impeccable piano-bass-drums team of Alan Branscombe, Lennie Bush 

and Jackie Dougan. [Item Code: 73078 CD: $12.00] 

CHOICE 

71021 BOB BROOKMEYER TOM HARRELL BOB BROOKMEYER & TOM HARRELL WITH BENNY ARANOV 

Upper Manhattan Medical Group • On A Theme Of Debussy (3rd Movement, String Quartet In G Minor) • In A Sentimental 

Mood • Marchons • Shadow Box • Lover Man • Passages • Water’s Edge (Personnel: Tom Harrell, Benny 

Aronov, Buster Williams, Joe LaBarbera) [1978] The late lamented trombonist Bob Brookmeyer and trumpeter 

Tom Harrell were pianist Benny Aranov’s associates on this elusive 1978 session for Gerry Macdonald’s Choice 

label. As with all of Gerry’s sessions taste abounds as these five outstanding players work through a satisfying mix of 

standards and originals. The surprisingly low profile Benny Aranov reveals himself to be a composer, arranger and 

pianist of real quality. [Item Code: 73080 CD: $12.00] 

JSP 

972 MEL TORME THE QUINTET AND BEYOND Stranger In Town (1a) • You’ve Laughed At Me For the Last 

Time (1a) • Am I Blue (1b) • Day By Day (1c) • Willow Road (1d) • I Got the Sun In the Morning (1e) • Try a Little 

Tenderness (1d) • It Happened In Monterey (1d) • Born To Be Blue (1d) • Get Out of Town (1e) • What is This Thing Called Love (1e) • Changing 

My Tune (1e) • For You For Me For Evermore (1e) • Guilty (1e) • And So To Bed (1e) • Don’t You Believe It Dear (1e) • A Little Kiss Each Morning 

(1f) • It’s Dreamtime (1g) • You’re Driving Me Crazy (1g) • Who Cares What People Say (1g) • I’m Yours (1g) • I Can’t Give You Anything But 

Love (1h) • My Baby Just Cares For Me (1h) • Love, You Funny Thing (1h) • Dance Ballerina Dance (1h) • If I Had a Girl Like You (1h) • Until 

the Real Thing Comes Along (1i) • But Beautiful • Love is the Sweetest Thing • Gone With the Wind • I Cover the Waterfront • County Fair • A 

Foggy Day In London Town • Makin’ Whoopee! • Little White Lies • Night and Day • Three Little Words (2a) • Love Me or Leave Me (2a) • Do, 

Do, Do • Careless Hands • Stompin’ At the Savoy • You’re Getting To Be a Habit With Me • Blue Moon • Again • The Four Winds and the Seven 

Seas (2b) • It’s Too Late Now (2b) • Sonny Boy (2b) • Oh You Beautiful Doll (2b) • The Old Master Painter (2c) • I Hadn’t Anyone till You (2d) 

• Cross Your Heart (2d) • Skylark (2e) • Lullaby of the Leaves (2e) • Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered (2e) • The Original ‘California Suite’: 

Mountain Desert Theme- the Golden West- We Think The West Coast Is The Best Coast- Cony Island- The Miami Waltz- They Go To San Diego- 

Sunday Night In San Fernando- Got The Gate On The Golden Gate- Prelude To ‘Poor Little ‘Extra’ Girl’- Poor Little ‘Extra’ Girl- Reprise And Finale 

(3a) • Recipe For Romance (3b) • My Buddy • You’re a Heavenly Thing (3c) • Don’t Fan the Flame (3d) • A Stranger In Town (3e) • Anything Can 

Happen Mambo • Blue Skies • Rose O’Day • Hold Tight (Want Some Seafood Mama) • All of You • Spellbound • The Hut Sut Song • Cement 

Mixer • That Old Black Magic (Live) (3f) • Mountain Greenery (Live) (3f) • County Fair (Live) (3f) • The Christmas Song (Live) (3f) • Goody, Goody 

(4a) • Bernie’s Tune (Live) (4a) • Ghost of a Chance • I’m Getting Sentimental Over You • Prelude To a Kiss • I’ve Got the World On a String • 

Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea • I Surrender Dear • Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me • One Morning In May • I Can’t Give You Anything But 

Love • I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart • Via Con Dios (4b) • Six Lessons From Madam La Zonga (4b) • Nina (4b) • Frenesi (4b) • South of the 

Border (4b) • Perfidia (4b) • The Rhumba Jumps (4b) • Malaguena (At the Crossroads) (4b) • Cuban Love Song (4b) 

• Rosita (4b) • Adios (4b) • Baia (4b) • Baubles, Bangles and Beads • A Sleepin’ Bee • The Surrey With the Fringe 

On Top • All I Need is the Gin (Artists: 1a- Mel-Tones & Eddie La Rue Quartet; 1b- Mel-Tones & Eugenie Baird & 

instrumental Accompaniment; 1c- Bing Crosby With Mel-Tones & Buddy Cole Trio; 1d- Mel-Tones & Sonny Burke 

Orchestra; 1e- Mel-Tones With Artie Shaw Orchestra; 1f- Ray Linn Orchestra; 1g- Sonny Burke Orchestra; 1h- Page 

Cavanaugh Trio; 1i- Hal Mooney Orchestra; 2a- Dave Barbour Quartet; 2b- Frank DeVol Orchestra; 2c- Peggy Lee & 

Mellowmen; 2d- Mel-Tones & Hal Mooney Orchestra; 2e- Pete Rugolo Orchestra; 3a- Mel Torme With Mel-Tones, 

Peggy Lee, Jud Conlon Chorus, Starlighters; 3b- Mel Torme; 3c- Mel Torme With Trio; 3d- Mel Torme With Peggy 

Lee; 3e- Judd Conlon Singers; 3f- Al Pellegrini Trio; 4a- Mel Torme With The Al Pellegrini Trio; 4b- Billy May & His 

Orchestra) [1944-1960] 4-CD set. You know it, he wrote it. A consummate and versatile musician, Mel Torme 

might have made a decent living as a songwriter. Instead he’s best known as ‘The Velvet Fog’ - a singer who took 

jazz sensibility to popular music and so kept two audiences happy. Very happy. [Item Code: 73200 4-CD: $30.00] 



878 TEX BENEKE ORCHESTRA THE GLENN MILLER FORMULA PART THREE I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me 

Warm (a) • That Lucky Old Sun (a) • The Eyes Of Texas (b) • They Say (a) • Look Up (b) • Night and Day (a) • The 

Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi (c) • Largo (from The New World Symphony) • Festivals • Elmers Tune (d) • Peanut Vendor 

• Things Ain’t What They Used To Be • Blue Rain • Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen • My Ideal • Lazy River 

• Riverboat Shuffle • The Way You Look Tonight • La Rosita • El Cumbanchero • Shanghai Calculations • Senorita 

• Georgia On My Mind • Blues In The Night • Sunrise Serenade • Cindy Lou (e) • Yesterdays Roses (a) • Who’ll Be 

The Next One (To Cry Over You?) (a) (Vocalists: a- Glenn Douglas; b- Tex Beneke and The Moonlight Serenaders; 

c- Bob Mitchell; d- The Moonlight Serenaders; e- Glenn Douglas and The Moonlight Serenaders) (Personnel; Bobby 

Nichols, Buddy Yeager, Whitey Thomas, John Graas, Jack Sperling, Johnny White, Gene Cipriano, Ed Gerlach, more) 

[1949-1950] When Tex Beneke took over leadership of the Glenn Miller Orchestra he had included a string section 

and French horn player, but as time passed increasing financial restraints meant that he had to release them and go 

back to the original orchestra format. At that time Tex was known to comment that the orchestra now sounded more like the original Glenn Miller 

Sound. Sounds Of Yesteryear has previously issued two CDs titled ‘The Glenn Miller Formula parts One and Two’. On this third CD, Tex Beneke 

and the band complete the series of four RCA Thesaurus transcriptions for radio stations which were recorded in the Autumn of 1949 and February 

of 1950. [Item Code: 73120 CD: $17.00] 

879 NAT KING COLE TRIO AFRS KING COLE TRIO TIME “LIVE” VOLUME 1 Introduction: AFRS Show 

15 April 26 1947: Straighten Up And Fly Right • Across The Alley From The Alamo • I’m In The Mood For Love 

• Mam’selle • Earl Hines Medley: You Can Depend On Me• Everything Depends On You • Rosetta • Medley: 

Tangerine• Yes Indeed • On The Sunny Side Of The Street • Closer Crazy Rhythm • AFRS Show 17 June 14 1947: 

Introduction Straighten Up And Fly Right • It Takes Time • Crazy Rhythm • Dreams Are A Dime A Dozen • I Got 

A Girl Named Nettie (a) • Cecilia • Somebody Loves Me • Closer: I Found A New Baby • AFRS Show 19 August 

30 1947: Introduction: Straighten Up And Fly Right • Naughty Angeline • For Sentimental Reasons • I Miss You 

So • Save The Bones For Henry Jones (b) • Aunt Hettie (c) • I Know That You Know • Closer After You’ve Gone 

• AFRS Show 21 March 29th 1947: Introduction Straighten Up And Fly Right • You’re The Cream In My Coffee 

• Prelude In C Sharp Minor • I Want To Thank You Folks • My Adobe Hacienda (d) • I Can’t Believe It Was 

All Make Believe • I Know That You Know • Closer Crazy Rhythm • AFRS Show 23 August 23 1947: Introduction: 

Straighten Up And Fly Right • Kate • You’re The Cream In My Coffee • Ain’t You Ever Coming Back • Variation On Artistry In Rhythm) 

• This Is My Night To Dream • An Apple Blossom Wedding • Closer: I Know That You Know (Vocalists: a- Cab Calloway; b- Nat King Cole, 

Johnny Mercer; c- Nat King Cole, Woody Herman; d- Dinning Sisters) (Collective Personnel: Oscar Moore, Johnny Miller, Stan Kenton, Earl 

Hines) [1947] This CD is part one of a two part set featuring one of America’s greatest popular vocalists of the twentieth century. Here he is 

featured as pianist and vocalist with his trio which included Oscar Moore (guitar and vocal) and Johnny Miller (bass and vocal). It is also worth 

mentioning that these five ‘live’ programs which were recorded by The Armed Forces Radio Service for distribution to post WWII military bases 

around the world to boost the moral of men who thought their job was done and that they would soon be returning home, also contains some 

notable high profile stars of the day including: Stan Kenton, Earl Hines, Cab Calloway, Woody Herman, Johnny Mercer and The Dinning Sisters. 

[Item Code: 73121 CD: $17.00] 

880 VARIOUS ARTISTS THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES 1944 Swinginging On A Star (a) • Shoo, Shoo Baby 

(b) • Don’t Fence Me In (c) • Besame Mucho (Kiss Me Much) (d) • I’ll Get By (As Long As I Have You) (e) • You 

Always Hurt The One You Love (f) • San Fernando Valley (g) • My Heart Tells Me (Should I Believe My Heart) (h) • I 

Love You (i) • Mairzy Doats (j) • I’ll Walk Alone (k) • I’ll Be Seeing You (g) • G.I. Jive (l) • Into Each Life Some Rain 

Must Fall (m) • It’s Love, Love, Love (n) • Holiday For Strings (o) • Is You Is Or Is You Ain’t My Baby (l) • Movie Play 

Laura (Artists: a- Bing Crosby And The William Brothers; b- The Andrews Sisters; c- Bing Crosby And The Andrews 

Sisters; d- Bob Eberly And Kitty Kallen With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra; e- Dick Haymes With Harry James 

And His Orchestra; f- The Mills Brothers; g- Bing Crosby; h- Betty Grable; i- Perry Como; j- The Merry Macs; k- Dinah 

Shore; l- Louis Jordan And The Tympany Five; m- The Inkspots With Ella Fitzgerald; n- The Four King Sisters; o- David 

Rose And His Orchestra) [1941-1946] This unusual CD is the third of a new series featuring not only a selection 

of the best tunes of a specific year, in this case 1944, but also an adaptation in the form of a radio play of one of the top films of the year featuring 

the original artists in a ‘Hollywood Startime’ production. On this CD featured is the ever popular film noir ‘Laura’, featuring the cast of Gene 

Tierney, Clifton Webb and William Eythe. [Item Code: 73122 CD: $17.00] 

STAR LINE 

405 TOMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA RADIO DAYS VOL. 1 High Hat, Piccolo And Cane • For Sentimental 

Reasons • You Took Advantage Of Me • Organ Grinder Swing • Tea On The Terrace • Keepin’ Out Of Mischief • 

I’m In A Dancing Mood • Happy The Day • College Medley- Anchor’s Away • There’s Frost On The Moon • It’s 

Delovely • That’s A Plenty • Head Over Heels In Love • Pennies Form Heaven • Weary Blues • One, Two, Button 

Your Shoe • After You’ve Gone • I Never Knew (Personnel: Tommy Dorsey Orchestra: Max Kaminsky, Ray McKinney, 

Joe Bauer, Les Jenkins, Bud Freeman, Axel Stordahl, Bunny Berigan, more) [1930•1936-1937] One of the 

strongest agents in establishing a following for a leader during the swing years was to have wide radio exposure. 

Tommy understood this well and from his band’s beginnings used this medium to the best advantage. During the 

fall of 1936 the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra landed a lucrative and lengthy contract with one of the nation’s largest 

tobacco companies. What is heard on this disc is the first in a series of remarkable performances by the Tommy 

Dorsey Orchestra during its early radio days. Supplies limited. [Item Code: 73168 CD: $14.00]

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