THE TERRITORY BANDS - JAZZ INFORMATION / CAH 3005

THE TERRITORY BANDS - JAZZ INFORMATION / CAH 3005

Side 1:

DON ALBERT AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Don Albert (trumpet/leader), Billy Douglas (trumpet/arranger), Alvin Alcorn, Hiram "Goat" Harding (trumpets), James "Geechy" Robinson (trombone/arranger), Frank Jacquet 

(trombone), Herb Hall (clarinet/alto and baritone sax/arranger), Gus Patterson, Harold "Dink" Taylor (alto saxes), Louis Cottrell (tenor sax/clarinet), Lloyd Glenn 

(piano/arranger), Ferdinand Dejan (guitar), James "Jimmy" Johnson (string bass), Albert "Fats" Martin (drums), Merle Turner (vocal), Phil Tiller (arranger). San Antonio, 

Texas, November 18, 1936

1. THE SHEIK OF ARABY

(Smith - Wheeler) 2:34   v > ^T A*A &»»t (arr. Herb Hall or Phil Tiller)

2. TRUE BLUE LOU

(Robin • Coslow • Whiting) 2:58 Vocal by Merle Turner (arr. Billy Douglas)

3. ROCKIN' AND SWINGIN'

(Albert) 2:38

(arr. James "Geechy" Robinson)

4. YOU DON'T LOVE ME

(Albert - Cottrell - De Jan) 2:58 Vocal by Merle Turner (arr. probably Lloyd Glenn)

ERNIE FIELDS AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Ernie Fields (leader), Jeff Carrington, Amos Woodruff, Vernon "Geechie" Smith (trumpets), Edward Middleton, Russell "Big Chief" Moore (trombones), Luther "Lard" West, 

Hunter Gray (alto saxes), Roy Douglas, Harry Garnett (tenor saxes), Rozelle Claxton (piano/arranger), Ren6 Hall (guitar/trombone), Robert Lewis (string bass), Clarence 

Dixon (drums), Melvin Moore, Leora Davis (vocals) New York, September 15, 1939

5. JUST LET ME ALONE

(Colburn) 3:02 Vocal by Melvin Moore (arr. Rozelle Claxton)

6. BLUES AT MIDNIGHT

(Hall) 2:42 Vocal by Leora Davis

7. HIGH JIVIN'

(Hall- Fields) 2:58

8. BLESS YOUR HEART

(Drake - Stride - Enston) 2:46 Vocal by Melvin Moore

Side 2:

CAROLINA COTTON PICKERS ORCHESTRA

Wesley Jones (leader), Ben Martin and two of John H. Williams, Thaddeus "Thad" Seabrook, Joseph Williams (trumpets), Leroy Hardison, Julius Watson, Eugene Earle 

(trombones), BookerT. Starks, Albert "Pepper" Martin (alto saxes), Walter Bash, Lew Williams (tenor saxes), Cliff Smalls (piano), W. J. Edwards (guitar), Lee Turman 

(string bass), Otis Walker (drums). Birmingham, Alabama, March 24 (1 and 2) and March 25 (3 and 4), 1937

1. MARIE

(Berlin) 2:40

2. WESTERN SWING

(Moten) 2:30

3. IT'S OUR BUSINESS

(Unknown) 2:52

4. LET'S GET TOGETHER

(Webb • Sampson) 2:38

BOOTS AND HIS BUDDIES

Theodore Gilders, Percy Bush, Douglas Byers, Charles Anderson (trumpets), Johnny Shields (trombone), Alva Brooks, Wee Demry (alto saxes), Baker Miilian, David El I is 

(tenor saxes), A. J. Johnson (piano), Jeff Vant (guitar), Walter McHenry (string bass), Clifford "Boots" Douglas (drums/leader). San Antonio, Texas, February 27, 1937

5. SAN ANTONIO TAMALES —2

(Brunies - Yules) 2:50

C. H. Jones, Percy Bush, L D. Harris, Charles Anderson (trumpets), George Corley (trombone), Alva Brooks, Artie Hampton (alto saxes), Baker Miilian, David Ellis (tenor 

saxes), A. J. Johnson (piano), Jeff Thomas (guitar), Walter McHenry (string bass), Clifford "Boots" Douglas (drums/leader), unknown (vocal). One of the saxophone players 

doubles on clarinet on East Commerce Stomp San Antonio, Texas, October 28,1938

6. EAST COMMERCE STOMP -2

(Unknown) 3:12

7. LONESOME ROAD STOMP —2

(Shilkret) 2:38

8.1 DON'T STAND A GHOST OF A CHANCE WITH YOU —2

(Young - Crosby - Washington) 2:58 Vocal unknown

THE EARLY COOL - A MEMORY OF CLAUDE THORNHILLE on Stage 1946-1947 / CJS 828

THE EARLY COOL - A MEMORY OF CLAUDE THORNHILLE on Stage 1946-1947 / CJS 828

SIDE ONE

Arab Dance (a) Tchaikowsky - Arr. Gil Evans and Claude Thornhill

If You Were The Only Girl In The World (a)

I Get The Blues When It Rains (b)

La Paloma (a) S. de Yradier - Arr. Gil Evans and Claude Thornhill

Under The Willow Tree (a) 

A Sunday Kind Of Love (b)

SIDE TWO

The Troubadour (a) Moussorgsky - Arr. Gil Evans and

Claude Thornhill

As Long As I'm Dreaming (b)

Sorta Kinda (a)

Polka Dots and Moonbeams (b)

Early Autumn (b)

Twilight Song (a)

THE TERRITORY BANDS - CLASSIC JAZZ MASTERS / CJM 10

THE TERRITORY BANDS - CLASSIC JAZZ MASTERS / CJM 10

Side 1:

1. IT'S TIGHT LIKE THAT (a)

2. WEST END BLUES (a)

3. ROCK AND GRAVEL (b)

4. JELLY BEAN DRAG (b)

5. COIN' AWAY AND LEAVIN' MY BABY (c)

6. BOOGIE WOOGIE (d)

7. JIG TIME (d)

Side 2:

1. ST. LOUIS BLUES (e)

2. CHO-KING (e)

3. HARD TIMES STOMP (f)

4. OLD MAN BLUES (f)

5. AFTER YOU'VE GONE (g)

6. CLEMENTINE (h)

7. I'VE FOUND A NEW BABY (h)

PERSONNEL:

(a) ZACK WHYTE'S CHOCOLATE BEAU BRUMMELS: Proable personnel: Henry Savage, Bubber White, Sy Oliver (tpt); Floyd 'Stumpy' Brady (tbn); Earl Tribble, Clarence 

Paige (alt); Ben Richardson (alt, clt); Al Sears (ten, bar); Herman Chittison (p); Montgomery Morrison (tu); William Benton (d); Zack Whyte (Idr, probably bj). Recorded at 

Richmond, Indiana, February 26, 1929

(b) SYD VALENTINE AND HIS PATENT LEATHER KIDS: Syd Valentine (tpt); James 'Slick' Helms (p); Paul George (bj). Recorded at Richmond, Indiana, October 2, 1929

(c) HORACE SMITH (vcl) accompanied by SYD VALENTINE AND HIS PATENT LEATHER KIDS: Same personnel, recording date and location as last

(d) TED SMITH'S RHYTHM ACES: Unknown personnel, probably consisting of 2 tpt; tbn; 3 sax, doubling clt; p; bj/g, tu; d; Jack Tolliver (vcl). Recorded at Richmond, 

Indiana, August 3f, 1931

(e) DIXIE SERENADERS: Doc Hart, lames Porter (tpt); Leon White (tbn); Leonard Davidson, Sherman Williams (alt/clt); Carlton Wade (ten, clt); Sonny Clay (p); Frank 

Watkins (bj, vcl); Bert Holliday (tu); David Lewis (d). Recorded in Los Angeles, 1931...nj-,,-!*

(f)   RED PERKINS & HIS DIXIE RAMBLERS: Frank 'Red' Perkins (tpt, alt, vcl); A. G. Oglesby (tbn); Jesse Simmons (alt, clt); Joe Drake (ten, clt, tpt, vcl, arr); Howard 

Fields (p); Charles Watkins (bj); Eugene Freels (tu, tpt, vcl); Harry Rooks (d). Recorded at Richmond, Indiana, May 5 (HARD TIMES STOMP) and 6 (OLD MAN BLUES), 

1931

(g) ALPHONSE TRENT AND HIS ORCESTRA: Chester Clark, George Hudson, Herbert 'Peanuts' Holland (tpt); Leo 'Snub' Mosley (tbn, slide sax); Lee Milliard, Hayes 

Pillars, James Jeter, probably Chester Pillars (sax, clt); Hezekiah Leroy 'Stuff' Smith (vln, vcl); Alphonse Trent (p, Idr); Eugene Crooke (bj); Robert 'Eppie' Jackson (tu); A.G. 

Godley (d). Recorded at Richmond, Indiana, March 5, 1930

(h) ALPHONSE TRENT AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Lee Hilliard, T-srry El-ston, Herbert 'Peanuts' Holland (tpt); Leo 'Snub' Mosley (tbn, slide sax); Gus Wilson (tbn); James 

Jeter, Chester Pillars (alt); Hayes Pillars (ten); Anderson Lacy (vln, vcl); Alphonse Trent (p); possibly Leslie Sheffild (g); Louis Pitt (bs); A.G. Godley (d). Recorded at 

Richmond, Indiana, March 24, 1933

The Big Bands' Greatest Vocalists-GINNY SIMMS, Volume 2 With Kay Kyser and His Orchestra, 1938 / JOYCE 6025

The Big Bands' Greatest Vocalists-GINNY SIMMS, Volume 2 With Kay Kyser and His Orchestra, 1938 / JOYCE 6025

SIDE ONE

1. YOU GOTO MY HEAD

2. WHEN THE CIRCUS CAME TO TOWN

(Vocal assist by Harry Babbitt and Isch-Ka-Bibble)

3. LOVE OF MY LIFE

4. AT LONG LAST LOVE

5. FOR NO RHYME OR REASON (Vocal assist by Harry Babbitt)

6. WHAT HAVE YOU GOT THAT GETS ME?

7. THE UNBRELLA MAN

(Vocal assist by Harry Babbitt)

SIDE TWO

1. MONDAY MORNING

2. I WON'T GO HOME

(Vocal assist by Sully Mason)

3. TWO SLEEPY PEOPLE

(Vocal assist by Harry Babbitt)

4. HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN SO SOON?

5. DEEP IN A DREAM

6. WHEN PA WAS COURTIN' MA

(Vocal assist by Sully Mason and Harry Babbitt)

7. I FELL UP TO HEAVEN

THE RECORDINGS - MUGGSY SPANIER 1924-1928 / FOUNTAIN FJ-108

THE RECORDINGS - MUGGSY SPANIER 1924-1928 / FOUNTAIN FJ-108

SIDE ONE

THE  BUCKTOWN  FIVE - Muggsy  Spanier   (cornet),   Guy  Carey   (trombone),  Volly  de   Faut (clarinet), Mel Stitzel (piano), Marvin Saxbe (banjo, guitar, cymbal).

Richmond, Indiana, February 25, 1924

11766-B Steady Roll Blues (Stitzel-Bates) Gennett 5419

11767      Mobile Blues (Rose-Short) Gennett 5405

11768-A Really A Pain (A Stomp) (Kassell-Sturr-Spanier) Gennett 5419

11769-B Chicago Blues (One Step) (Biese-Altieve-Williams) Gennett 5418^

11770      Hot Mittens (A Stomp) * (Stitzel-de Faut-Saxby)                                        Gennett 5518

11771      Buddy's Habits (Straight-Nelson) Gennett 5418

11772     Someday, Sweetheart (Slow Blues) (Spikes-Spikes) Gennett 5405

THE  STOMP SIX - Muggsy Spanier (cornet), Guy Carey (trombone), Volly de Faut (clarinet), Mel Stitzel (piano), Joe Gish (brass bass). Ben Pollack (drums).

Chicago, July, 1925

828 Why Can't It Be Poor Little Me (Kahn-Jones) Autograph 626

829 Everybody Loves My Baby (Williams-Palmer) Autograph 626

SIDE TWO

CHARLES  PIERCE AND HIS ORCHESTRA - Muggsy Spanier, Dick Fiege (cornets), Frank Teschmacher (clarinet; also alto on 20400-3), Charles Pierce (alto), Ralph Rudder (tenor). Dan Lipscomb (piano), Stuart Branch (banjo), Johnny Mueller (string bass), Paul Kettler (drums).

Chicago, February, 1928

20399-1 Bull Frog Blues Paramount 12619

20400-3 China Boy Paramount 12619

Charlie Altier (cornet), Maurie Bercov (clarinet and alto), Charles Pierce (alto), Ralph Rudder (tenor), Dan Lipscomb (piano), Stuart Branch (banjo), Johnny Mueller (brass bass), Paul Kettler (drums).

Chicago, March, 1928

20469-3 Jazz Me Blues Paramount 12640

20470-4 Sister Kate Paramount 12640

Muggsy Spanier (cornet), Jack Reid (trombone), Frank Teschmacher (clarinet and alto1), Charles Pierce (alto), Ralph Rudder (tenor), Dan Lipscomb (piano), Stuart Branch (banjo), Johnny Mueller (string bass, brass bass2), Paul Kettler (drums).

Chicago, April,   1928

20469-5 Jazz Me Blues1 Paramount 12640

20470-7 Sister Kate Paramount 12640 20534-2 Nobody's Sweetheart1'2 Paramount 20616

JUNGLE  KINGS - Muggsy Spanier (cornet), Frank Teschmacher (clarinet), Mezz Mezzrow (tenor; also clarinet on 20564-2), Joe Sullivan (piano), Eddie Condon (banjo), Jim Lannigan (brass bass), Gene Krupa (drums), Red McKenzie (vocal).

Chicago, April 5, 1928

20563-2 Friars Point Shuffle Paramount 12654

20564-2 Darktown Strutters Ball Paramount 12654

Bobby Sherwood And His Orchestra 1944-1946 / CIRCLE CLP-28

Bobby Sherwood And His Orchestra   1944-1946 / CIRCLE CLP-28 - 1942-45 Live Broadcasts With Z

SIDE ONE:

1. 356 In The Books (Bobby Sherwood)

2. It's Anybody's Spring - vocal, Jay Johnson (Johnny Burke - Jimmy Van Heusen)

3. Salt Water Cowboy (ReddEvans) vocal, The Skylarks

4. In The Dark (Bix Beiderbecke)

5. Honolulu Blues (Gunsky - Goldstein) vocal, The Skylarks

6. Snuf Stuff (E. K. Greene)

SIDE TWO:

1. And Suddenly It's Spring (David Cavanaugh)

2. A Sure Thing (Ira Gershwin - Jerome Kern) vocal, The Skylarks

3. After Hours (Bobby Sherwood)

4. Joshua Fit De Battle Of Jericho (Traditional) vocal, The Skylark

5. Like Someone In Love (Burke - Van Heusen) vocal, Gale Landis

6. Blue Lou (Sampson - Mills)

ONE NIGHT STAND with BOBBY SHERWOOD at AVADON, LOS ANGELES, May 1946 / JOYCE LP-1028

ONE NIGHT STAND with BOBBY SHERWOOD at AVADON, LOS ANGELES, May 1946 / JOYCE LP-1028

SIDE ONE

1. I'VE GOT A WALKEE-TALKEE

(vocal by Jay Johnson and Francis Glen)

2. STARDUST

(featuring Bobby on trumpet

3. TAKE THE "A" TRAIN

4. COME RAIN OR COME SHINE (Vocal by Francis Glen)

5. DAY BY DAY

(vocal by Jay Johnson)

6. SNAP YOUR FINGERS

(vocal by Bobby Sherwood)

7. BEGIN THE BEGUINE

(featuring Bobby on guitar)

SIDE TWO

1. ALL TOO SOON

(featuring Skip Layton on trombone)

2. COTTONTAIL

3. NEW WORLD JUMP

(arranged by Bobby Sherwood) Casino Gardens, Ocean Park, Calif. January 194?

4. SHERWOOD'S FOREST

(arranged by Bobby Sherwood)

5. SUDDENLY IT'S SWING

(arranged by Dave Cavanaugh and Bobby

6. CARAVAN

(featuring Bobby on piano)

7. SEPTEMBER SONG

(vocal by Lynn Stevens)

BOBBY SHERWOOD AND HIS ORCHESTRA - "POLITELY" / GOLDEN ERA RECORDS LP-15018

BOBBY SHERWOOD AND HIS ORCHESTRA - "POLITELY" / GOLDEN ERA RECORDS LP-15018 - 1942-45 Live Broadcasts With Z

SIDE ONE

1  I KNOW THAT YOU KNOW

2  IT'S NOBODY ELSE BUT YOU

3  POLITELY

4 ALONE WITH YOU

5  I DON'T WANNA DO IT ALONG

6 THE  LOVE I LONG FOR vocal by Gail Ennis

7 THE GIRL FRIEND

SIDE TWO

1  BEDLAM

2  I DREAM OF YOU

3 ALL OR NOTHING AT ALL  vocal by Gwenn Davies

4 THE MAN  I  LOVE

5 LAURA

6 ALL TOO SOON

7  LOVER COME BACK TO ME

Personnel:

BOBBY SHERWOOD, leader, guitar and trumpet

TRUMPETS: Don Dean, Ray Downs, Jack Gable, Mannie Klein, Jack Walker

TROMBONES: Wes Cope, Bob Leman, Jim Marshall, Skip Layton

SAXOPHONES: Red Press, Henry Faconetta, Herbie Haymer, Marty Glaser, Dave Cavenaugh, Merle Bredwell

PIANO: Ike Carpenter

BASS: Basil Hutchinson

GUITAR: Bart Edwards

DRUMS: Keith Williams

DINAH SHORE & LENA HORNE - LOWER BASIN STREET / RCA CAMDEN CDN-105

DINAH SHORE & LENA HORNE - LOWER BASIN STREET / RCA CAMDEN CDN-105 - Buy Online

SIDE ONE

1. MOOD  INDIGO  (e)  (Ellington-Mills-Bigard)

2. MUSKRAT RAMBLE  (b)  (Ory-Gilbert)

3. SOPHISTICATED   LADY   (e)   (Ellington-Parish-Mills)

4. BASIN STREET  BLUES  (a)  (Williams)

5. STARDUST  (e)   ( Parish-Carmichael)

6. BODY  AND   SOUL  (c)   (Green-Sour-Eyton-Heyman

SIDE TWO

1. ST. LOUIS BLUES (d)  (Handy)

2. MEMPHIS  BLUES  (a)   (Handy-Norton)

3. BEALE STREET BLUES (d)  (Handy)

4. AUNT  HAGAR'S  BLUES  (d)   ( Handy)

5. JOHN HENRY BLUES (a) (Handy)

6. CARELESS  LOVE   (d)   (Handy-Williams-Koenig)

PERSONNEL:

(a) HENRY LEVINE AND HIS BAREFOOT DIXIELAND PHILHARMONIC: Henry Levine (tpt); Jacques Epstein (tbn); Alfred Evans (clt); Rudolph Adler (tenor sax); Mario Janarro (pno); Antony Colucci (gtr); Henry Patent (bs); Nat Levine (drs).

(b) As (a) plus SIDNEY BECHET (soprano sax). November 11, 1940.

(c) As (a). DINAH SHORE (vcl).

(d) As (a). LENA HORNE (vcl). Harry Stitman (Drs) replaces Nat Levine.

(e) DINAH SHORE (vcl) with PAUL LAVAL AND HIS WOODWINDY TEN: Paul Laval (clt, bass-clt); Milton Cassell (flute, piccolo, oboe, English horn, clt, bassoon); Henry Wade (clt, bass-clt); Rudolph Adler (oboe, English horn, clt); Alfred Evans (clt, bass-clt); Angel Barnes Rattinw* (tpt); Mario Janarro (pno, celeste); Antony Colucci (gtr); Henry Patent (bs); Nat Levine (drs).

Big Band Vocalist Series DINAH SHORE / AJAZZ 520

Big Band Vocalist Series DINAH SHORE / AJAZZ 520 | Blues In The Night: Her 54 Finest 1939-1949

SIDE ONE

1. Why Should I Believe In Love?

2. Saturday Night In Punkin' Creek

3. The One I Love

4.  I've Got The World On A String

5.  Pert Night But Not Plumb (Added vocal by Alan Young)

6.  I'm Old Fashioned

SIDE TWO

1. The Way You Look Tonight

2. Time On My Hands

3. Love Is Here To Stay

4. Chores (Added vocal by Alan Young)

5. I Feel A Song Coming On

6. Taking A Chance On Love

7.  Marshmallow Moon

THE DINAH SHORE—BING CROSBY SHOWS featuring Peggy Lee, Nat "King" Cole, and Joe Venuti / SUNBEAM HB-309

THE DINAH SHORE—BING CROSBY SHOWS featuring Peggy Lee, Nat "King" Cole, and Joe Venuti / SUNBEAM HB-309

Side A The Dinah Shore Show, May 28, 1947

1.      TAKE MY WORD FOR IT

Voc:   Dinah Shore

2.      YOU DON'T LEARN THAT IN SCHOOL

Voc:   Nat "King" Cole

3.      YOU'RE THE CREAM IN MY COFFEE

Voc:   Nat "King" Cole

4.      ASK ANYONE WHO KNOWS

Voc:   Dinah Shore

5.      I DON'T LIKE MEN

Voc:   Dinah Shore

6.      BABY, WON'T YOU PLEASE COME HOME

Voc:   Peggy Lee

7.      I AIN'T MAD AT YOU

Vocals:   Dinah, Peggy, Nat, Peter Lind Hayes

8.      CHI-BABACHI-BABA

Voc:   Dinah Shore

9.      I'VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN

Voc:   Dinah Shore

Side B The Bing Crosby Show, Nov. 13, 1952

1.      JUST YOU, JUST ME

Voc:   Bing Crosby

2.      OPEN UP YOUR HEART AND LET ME IN

Voc:   Bing Crosby

3.      YOU'LL NEVER GET AWAY

Voc:   Bing Crosby, Dinah Shore

4.      EARLY AUTUMN

Voc:   Dinah Shore

5.      SLEEPY TIME GAL

Voc:   Bing Crosby

6.      LAURA

Joe Venuti, violin solo

7.      DOODLE DOO DO

Voc:   Bing Crosby, Dinah Shore

8.      MEMPHIS BLUES

Voc:   Dinah Shore

9.      YOU BELONG TO ME

Voc:   Bing Crosby

REDHEAD with the REX STEWART QUINTET / DLP-99

REDHEAD with the REX STEWART QUINTET / DLP-99

SIDE A:

1. MY GIRL IS JUST ENOUGH WOMAN FOR ME

2. JUST FOR ONCE

3. I FEEL MERELY MARVELOUS

4. THE RIGHT FINGER OF ME LEFT HAND

5. LOOK WHO'S IN LOVE

SIDE B:

1. UNCLE SAM RAG

2. TWO FACES IN THE DARK

3. I'M BACK IN CIRCULATION

4.  ERBIE FITCH'S DILEMMA

5.  PICK-POCKET TANGO

REX STEWART Trumpet

MOUSEY ALEXANDER Drums

LEONARD GASKIN Bass

BUCKY PIZZARtLLI Guitar

JOHN BUNCH JOE VENUTO Piano Marimba

REX STEWART meets HENRI CHAIX / 623 234

REX STEWART meets HENRI CHAIX / 623 234

Side A:

1. BLUES FOR ZIZI

2. HAPPY

GO LUCKY LOCAL

3. LOVE DO I

4. ST. LOUIS BLUES

5. SOUR-MASH STRUT

Side B:

1. HEADSHRINKER BLUES

2. CONVERSATION PIECE

3. DANSE INTRIGUE

4. STRIKE UP THE BAND

REX STEWART WITH HENRI CHAIX AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Rex Stewart, c & voc; Jo Gagliardi, tp; Andre Faist, Raymond Droz, tb; Michel Pilet, ts; Roger Zufferey, as;

Henri Chaix, p & arr; Alain Du Bois, g; Georges Furrer, b; Romano Cavicchiolo, d.

SOPRANO SUMMIT with BOB WILBER & KENNY DAVERN / WJLP-S-5

SOPRANO SUMMIT with BOB WILBER & KENNY DAVERN /  WJLP-S-5 - The Soprano Summit 1975 + Bob Wilber (2CD)

SIDE A

1. Swing Parade (S. Bechet-Ste. Vogue Records) SACEM (3:08)

2. Egyptian Fantasy (S. Bechet-Ste. Vogue Records) SACEM (4:12)

3. Oh, Sister Ain't That Hot (W. Dona/dson-H. White; M/7/s Music) ASCAP (2:27)

4. Stealin' Away (Christopher Greaves; Southern Music) ASCAP (5:12)

5. Johnny Was There (B. Wilber-G. Finningley; World Jazz) ASCAP (2:22)

6. Penny Rag (B. Wilber-M. Kaminsky; Beatrice Music) ASCAP (3:57)

SIDE B

1. The Fish Vendor (S. Bechet, J. Cavanaugh; Societe Carrousel) SACEM (2:20)

2. The Mooche (D. Ellington, I. Mills; Mills Music) ASCAP (4:49)

3. Where Are We? (K. Davern-J. Six; World Jazz) ASCAP (2:10)

4. Please Clarify (B. Wilber-G. Finningley; World Jazz) ASCAP (2:58)

5. Song Of Songs (Moya-C. Lucas; Chape// and Co.) ASCAP (4:56)

6. Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland (L. Friedman; Shapiro, Bernstein and Co.) ASCAP (3:47)

Bob Wilber, Sop. Sax, Clar. Kenny Davern, Sop. Sax, Clar. Dick Hyman, Piano Bucky Pizzarelli, Gtr., Bnjo. Bob Rosengarden, Dms. George Duvivier or Milton Hinton, Bs. fBucky plays Banjo

BOB WILBER • KENNY DAVERN - SOPRANO SUMMIT IN CONCERT - Live at the Concord Summer Festival / CJ-29

BOB WILBER • KENNY DAVERN - SOPRANO SUMMIT IN CONCERT - Live at the Concord Summer Festival / CJ-29 - The Soprano Summit 1975 + Bob Wilber (2CD)

BOB WlLBER - Soprano saxophone and clarinet • KENNY DAVERN - Soprano saxophone and clarinet • MARTY GROSZ - guitar • RAY BROWN - bass • JAKE H ANNA - drums

SIDE ONE

1. STOMPY JONES (7:52)

(DukeEllington) American Academy of Music—ASCAP

2. THE GRAPES ARE READY (8:33)

(Bob Wilber-Kenny Davern-Marty Grosz) Chalumeau Music — ASCAP

3. SEQUIN GOWN (1:03) Rap

4. DOIN' THE NEW LOW DOWN (5:12)

(Dorothy Fields-J. McHugh) Mills Music, Inc. — ASCAP

(P)  1976 Concord Jazz, Inc.

SIDE TWO

1. THE GOLDEN ROOSTER (4:29)

(Bob Wilber) Chalumeau Music — ASCAP

2. MOXIE(2:48)

(Marty Grosz) Chalumeau Music — ASCAP

3. BROTHER, CAN YOU SPARE A DIME (2:34) (E. Y. Harburg-J. Gorney) Warner Bros. — ASCAP

4. ALL BY MYSELF (3:50)

(Irving Berlin) Irving Berlin Music — ASCAP

5. SWING THAT MUSIC (9:39) (H. Gerlach-Louis Armstrong) Southern Music Publishing Co. — ASCAP

REX STEWART - BOY MEETS HORN ( 11 Rare Recordings ) / Black Jack LP 3010 Limited Edition

REX STEWART - BOY MEETS HORN ( 11 Rare Recordings ) / Black Jack LP 3010 Limited Edition

Side 1

1. Hellzapoppin' (a)

2. Boy Meets Horn (b)

3. Little Goose (c)

4. Bugle Call Rag (d)

5. Stompin1 At The Savoy (e)

6. Huskrat Ramble (e)

Side 2

1. Mood Indigo (e)

2. Don Gais Boogie (e)

3. Jug Blues (e)

4. Just You, Just Me (f)

5. B Fiat Blues (f)

Personnel

(a) REX STEWART (co) with jap Jones (tb); Elmer Fane (cl); unknown (ts); Slim Gaillard

(p, g); Slam Stewart (b); Gee Pee Johnson (d); The Harlem Congaroo Dancers rec. soundtrack from "Hellzapoppin1", 1941

(b) REX STEWART (co).with BENNY CARTER AND HIS ORCHESTRA rec. APRS, Basic Music Library P 86

(c) REX STEWART (co) at CARNEGIE HALL unknown details

(d) CLAUDE LUTER AND HIS MUSICIANS featuring REX STEWART (co) rec. soundtrack from "Rendez-vous de Juillet", 1949

(e) REX STEWART BAND: Rex Stewart (co); Sandy Williams (tb); George Kennedy (cl, as);

Vernon Story (ts); Don Gais (p); Ted Curry (d) rec. Basle, November 194?

(f) JAM SESSION AT STORYVILLE: Rex Stewart (co); Sidney De Paris (tp); Wilbur De Paris

(tb); Bob Wilber (cl, Id); Red Richards (p); John Field (b); Sid Catlett (d) rec. Boston, 1953

STUFF SMITH - ONE O'CLOCK JUMP / JAZZ MASTERS VOL.14 POLYDOR SPECIAL / MPS STEREO 545 114

STUFF SMITH - ONE O'CLOCK JUMP / JAZZ MASTERS VOL.14 POLYDOR SPECIAL / MPS STEREO 545 114

Side One

Ain't She Sweet (a)

April In Paris (a)

Sweet Lorraine (a)

Otie O'Clock Jump (b)

Side Two

Cherokee (a)

Yesterdays (a)

What is This Thing Called Love (b)

Personnel

(a) Stuff Smith violin. Otto Weiss piano. Peter Witte bass, Charly Antolini drums.

(b) as above plus Heribert Thusek tenor.

MADE IN SHEFFIELD - THE SHEFFIELD JAZZ ALBUM / H.J. Records H.J.01

MADE IN SHEFFIELD - THE SHEFFIELD JAZZ ALBUM / H.J. Records H.J.01

SIDE ONE

A Foggy Day (G & I Gershwin arr P. Reid) publ. Chappell Music PAUL REID 2'45'

Heptoplasm (D. Boyle, B. Harden J. Quarmby) QAF 4'35'

I Dream Of (D. Blackmore) BIG SUN 6'22'

Bonneville Blues (FT. Baker) publ. F.T.B. Music Peruvian Mango (B. Sutton) FRED 'THELONIOUS' BAKER 4'05'

Peruvian Mango (B.Sutton) BLIND VENETIANS 6'06'

SIDE TWO

Speed (D. Boyle, B. Harden, J. Quarmby) QAF 4'42'

Round Midnight (T. Monk arr P. Reid) publ. Warner Bros. PAUL REID 3'50'

Cymbols (J. Sacker) TROIKA 5'55'

Safe Sex (P. Rosser) BIG SUN 5'lO'

Stolen Moments (O. Nelson) arr. M. Archer publ. Alameda music  HORNWEB 6'32'

FREDDY SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA - "RIFFETTE" / BIG BAND ARCHIVES LP-1202

FREDDY SLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA - "RIFFETTE" / BIG BAND ARCHIVES LP-1202

SIDE ONE

1. RIFFETTE ........................................................................ 3:00

2. STRANGE CARGO ............................................................2:57

3. THE THRILL IS GONE ....................................................2:55

4. KITTEN ON THE KEYS ....................................................2:01

5. GEE  CH!   LOVE SONG ....................................................2:58

6. HE'S MY GUY ..................................................................2:10

7: ST. LOUIS BLUES ............................................................3:03

8. FURLOUGH FLING ..........................................................2:44

SIDE TWO

1. SOUTHPAW SERENADE ..................................................2:15

2. A KISS GOODNIGHT ......................................................2:43

3. CUBAN SUGAR MILL ....................................................3:05

4. STEAL AWAY EASY, BABY ............................................2:57

5. DOLL DANCE ..................................................................3:00

6. CHOPSTICKS BOOGIE......................................................2:52

7. A SMALL BATCH OF NOD ............................................2:58

8. BASHFUL BABY BLUES ..................................................2:50

PERSONNEL

LEADER and PIANO on all numbers: Freddy Slack

TRUMPETS: Charles Grifford, Bobby Goodrich, Manny Klein, Bill Morris

TROMBONES: Gerald Foster, Bill  Lawler, Bruce Squires

SAXOPHONES: Joe Huffman, Willie Martinez, Ralph Lee, Les Baxter

BASS: Jud De Naut

GUITAR: Jack Marshall

DRUMS:  Davis Coleman

CAROL SLOANE - NYC SUBWAY TICKETS / CS111775

CAROL SLOANE - NYC SUBWAY TICKETS / CS111775 - Buy Online

SIDE I

If They Asked Me I Could Write a Book   2:52 Rodgers & Hart

I Guess I'm Just a Lucky So and So...... 4:34 Duke Ellington and Mack David

What a Little Moonlight Can Do....... 3:09 H. Woods

A Cottage for Sale.................. 5:13 Willard Robison

Twisted.......................... 2:28 Wardell Gray and Annie Ross

SIDE II

ICriedFor You. ................... 3:02 A. Freed, G. Arnheim and A. Lyman

When My Sugar Walks Down the Street  3:52 G. Austin, J. McHugh and I. Mills

I Didn't Know About You. ........... 4:46 Duke Ellington and Bob Russell

Thou Swell. ...................... 3:36 Rodgers & Hart

I've Got You Under My Skin. ......... 5:31 Cole Porter

Contributers:

"Chuck"Ashby, Dr. Paul Fleming, Leonard Frank, Larry Gardner, Wally Hankin, Glenn Miller, Mark Moffett, Paul Proctor, Gary Shivers, Hugh Stevens, Mrs. Lee Wing.