AllenLowe

yes - and I overdubbed strings and some background vocals on a few of the real early cuts -

actually, we re-clicked a lot of tracks in order to make them sound more authentic -

please, grandy, there's really no place on Organissimo for someone who hates the handicapped - especially when they're named after that guy who was on the Love Boat -

actually it's in quadrophonic - with Dolby surround in selected regions -

stand back, here's the rest: Volume 10 1. Bix Beiderbecke/Frankie Trumbauer I’m Comin’ Virginia May 13, 1927 2. Red McKenzie/Eddie Condon Nobody’s Sweetheart Dec. 16, 1927 3. George Olsen Sam the Accordion Man Jan. 6, 1927 4. Ray Miller My Honey’s Lovin’ Arms Feb. 1, 1928 5. Duke Ellington What Can a Poor Fellow Do? Nov. 3, 1927 6. Bix Beiderbecke (D. Murray, B. Rank) Sorry Oct. 5, 1927 7. Louis Dumaine Pretty Audrey March 17, 1927 8. Louis Dumaine To-Wa-Ba-Ca March 7, 1927 9. Bix Beiderbecke/Frankie Trumbauer Baltimore Sept. 28, 1927 10. Jesse Stone Boot to Boot April 27, 1927 11. Reb Spikes My Mammy’s Blues Oct. 15, 1927 12. Johnny Hyman’s Bayou Stompers Alligator Blues March 10, 1927 13. Johnny Doods/Tiny Parham Oh Daddy March, 1927 14. Annette Hanshaw Miss Annabelle Lee Aug., 1927 15. Jean Goldkette I’m Gonna Meet My Sweetie Now 1927 16. Ted Weems She’ll Never Meet a Fellow Like Me May 24, 1927 17. Perry Bradford (Smith/Harrison/Smith) It’s Right Here For You May 23, 1927 18. Dixie Stompers Wang Wang Blues March 23, 1927 19. Sadie McKinney Rock Away Feb. 24, 1927 20. Paul Whiteman Changes Nov. 3, 1927 21. Williamson’s Beale St. Frolic Orchestra Midnight Frolic Stomp Feb. 1, 1927 22. Oscar Celestin It’s Jam Up Oct. 25, 1927 23. Don Voorhees Soliloquy Sept. 6, 1927 24. Miff Mole Honolulu Blues Sept. 1, 1927 Volume 11 1. Frankie Trumbauer Humpty Dumpty Sept. 8, 1927 2. Venuti & Lang Going Places May 4, 1927 3. Frankie Trumbauer A Good Man Is Hard to Find Oct. 25, 1927 4. Paul Whiteman/Bing Crosby I’m Comin’ Virginia April 29, 1927 5. Carson Robison/Vernon Dalhart When the Sun Goes Down Again 1927 6. Paul Whiteman Lonely Melody Jan. 4, 1928 7. Jean Goldkette I’m Proud of a Baby Like You Jan. 25, 1927 8. Earl Hines Stowaway Dec. 8, 1928 9. Jim Jackson When I Woke Up This Morning Aug. 27, 1928 10. Carroll Dickerson Symphonic Raps July 5, 1928 11. Bud Freeman Crazeology Dec. 3, 1928 12. Duke Ellington Swampy River Oct. 1, 1928 13. Burton and Blythe Dustin’ the Keys April 1, 1928 14. Buddy Berton Silvery Moon April 21, 1928 15. Ethel Waters Get Up Off Your Knees June 28, 1928 16. Frankie Jaxon Jaspar’s Barbecue Oct. 28, 1928 17. Ted Lewis Shim-Me-Shaw Wobble July 16, 1928 18. Slim Lamar Goofus Sept. 6, 1928 19. Mart Britt Goose Creek Sept. 14, 1928 20. Louis Armstrong West End Blues June 28, 1928 21. Johnny Dodds Bucktown Stomp July 6, 1928 22. Clarence Jones ‘Mid the Pyramids Dec., 1928 23. Hoagy Carmichel Walkin’ the Dog May 5, 1928 24. Red McKenzie/E. Condon From Monday On May 28, 1928 25. Gladys Bentley Worried Blues Aug. 8, 1928 Volume 12 1. Cliff Edwards That’s My Weakness Now July 12, 1928 2. Tub Jug Washboard Band Lady Quit Her Husband… June, 1928 3. Pink Anderson/Simmie Dooley Tippin’ Out April 14, 1928 4. Chicago Footwarmers Get ‘Em Again Blues Feb. 7, 1928 5. Tommy Dorsey It’s Right Here For You Nov. 10, 1928 6. Boyd Senter Stack O’Lee Blues May 3, 1928 7. Boyd Senter Somebody’s Wrong May 8, 1928 8. Lottie Kimbrough Wayward Girl Blues Aug. 21, 1928 9. Sophie Tucker ‘Cause I Feel Low Down 1928 10. Dallas String Band I Used to Call Her Baby Dec., 1928 11. Frenchy’s String Band Texas and Pacific Blues Dec. 5, 1928 12. Bessie Smith/Charlie Green Empty Bed Blues March 20, 1928 13. Monk Hazel Ideas Dec., 1928 14. Alphonso Trent (Stuff Smith) Nightmare Dec. 5, 1928 15. Paul Whiteman Sweet Sue Sept. 18, 1928 16. Joe Ward and his Swanee Serenaders Traffic Jam 1928 17. The Sizzlers Diga Diga Doo Nov. 27, 1928 18. Carrol Dickerson’s Savoy Orchestra Missouri Squabble May 25, 1928 19. The Dorsey Brothers Melancholy Baby April 24, 1928 20. Thelma Terry Voice of the Southland March 29, 1928 21. Benny Meroff Smiling Skies Dec. 9, 1928 22. Ted Lewis Clarinet Marmalade July 16, 1928 23. Jack Pettis Broadway Stomp June 20, 1928 24. McKinney’s Cotton Pickers Stop Kidding July 12, 1928 Volume 13 1. Duke Ellington Take It Easy March 21, 1928 2. James P. Johnson and Orchestra Chicago Blues June 18, 1928 3. Charlie Johnson Charleston Is the Best Dance of All Jan. 24, 1928 4. Roy Evans (James P. Johnson) Jazzbo Dan and His Yodelin’ Band Sept. 4, 1928 5. Benny Goodman A Jazz Holiday Jan. 23, 1928 6. Lou Calabrese and His Hot Sketches Lip-Stick Feb. 28, 1928 7. Al Bernard ‘Taint So Honey, ‘Taint So ca. 1928 8. Joe Venuti and his New Yorkers Doin’ Things Oct. 4, 1928 9. Horsey’s Hot 5 Weeping Blues Sept. 29, 1928 10. Bix Beiderbecke/Frankie Trumbauer Jubilee Jan. 9, 1928 11. Alec Johnson/Mississippi Sheiks Sister Maud Mule Nov. 2, 1928 12. McKinney’s Cotton Pickers (as Goldkette Orchestra) My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now Nov. 23, 1928 13. Chicago Rhythm Kings (Teschemacher, Spanier, Sullivan, Mezzrow) There’ll Be Some Changes Made April 6, 1928 14. Pine Top Smith Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out Jan. 15, 1929 15. Big Crosby My Kinda Love April 10, 1929 16. The Rhythm Boys So the Bluebirds and the Blackbirds Got Together April 10, 1929 17. Louis Armstrong Blue Turning Grey Over You Feb. 1, 1930 18. Red McKenzie/Hawk/Russell One Hour Nov. 14, 1929 19. Jean Cocteau (Dan Parrish & Orch.) La Toison d’Or March 12, 1929 20. Frankie Trumbauer/Bix Beiderbecke I Like That April 30, 1929 21. Carson Robison and his Kansas City Jackrabbits Nonsense 1929 22. Henry Lange and his Bajer Hotel Orchestra Somebody Loves Me July 19, 1929 23. Marlow Hardy and his Alabamans Song of the Bayou Oct. 29, 1929 Volume 14 1. Will Ezell West Coast Rag 1928 or 1929 2. Huerve Duerson Avenue Strut 1929 3. Stellio Orch. Antillais En Sens Unique 1929 4. L’Orchestra Antillais Serpent Maigre Sept., 1929 5. Fats Waller Smashing Thirds Sept. 24, 1929 6. Tiny Parham Jungle Crawl July 22, 1929 7. Missourians Market Street Stomp June 3, 1929 8. Cecil Scott Bright Boy Blues 1929 9. Fred Elizade Nobody’s Sweetheart April 12, 1929 10. Jungletown Stompers Slow as Molasses April 15, 1929 11. Fess Williams Do Shuffle April 22, 1929 12. Paul Tremaine Four Four Rhythm Oct. 4, 1929 13. Emmett Miller Lovin’ Sam Sept. 5, 1929 14. Papa Charlie Jackson Baby Please Loan Me Your Heart 1929 15. Sam Theard You Rascal You 1929 16. Texas Alexander/Mississippi Sheiks Seen Better Days 1929 17. John Dilleshaw Cotton Patch Rag 1929 18. Memphis Jug Band K C Moan Oct. 4, 1929 19. Ikey Robinson and Jimmy Blythe Gin Mill Blues Nov. 16, 1929 20. H.M. Barnes Mandolin Rag 1929 21. Mississippi Mud Steppers Jackson Stomp 1929 22. Clifford Hayes (Hines/Smith/Grundy) Automobile Stomp Feb. 26, 1929 23. Eddie Lang/Lonnie Johnson Handful of Riffs May 8, 1929 24. Jones/Collins Astoria Hot Eight Damp Weather Nov. 5, 1929 Volume 15 1. Omer Simeon/Earl Hines Beau Koo Jack Sept. 11, 1929 2. Walter Pages’ Blue Devils Squabblin’ Nov. 10, 1929 3. Floyd Mills and His Marylanders Chicago Rhythm June 26, 1929 4. Zack Whyte West End Blues Feb. 26, 1929 5. Paul Whiteman Song of India April 5, 1929 6. Eddie Lang/Tommy Dorsey/Arthur Schutt Freeze and Melt May 22, 1929 7. Jimmy Dorsey Prayin’ the Blues June 13, 1929 8. Jelly Roll Morton Freakish July 8, 1929 9. George E. Lee Rough Scufflin’ Nov. 6, 1929 10. Jabbo Smith Sweet and Low Blues Feb. 23, 1929 11. Jimmy Noone/May Alix My Daddy Rocks Me July 8, 1929 12. Blind Leroy Garnett Louisiana Glide 1929 13. John Burris Piccolo Pete ca. Feb., 1929 14. Jack Purvis What’s the Use of Cryin’ Baby? May 1, 1930 15. James P. Johnson Cryin’ for the Carolines Jan. 21, 1930 16. Mary Lou Williams Night Life April 24, 1930 17. Bing Crosby It Must Be True Oct. 29, 1930 18. Luis Russell Panama Sept. 5, 1930 19. King Oliver You’re Just My Type March 18, 1930 20. Alphonso Trent After You’ve Gone March 5, 1930 21. Billie Young/J. R. Morton When They Get Lovin’ They’s Gone April 3, 1930 22. Blind Blake Righteous Blues Dec., 1930 23. Ben Tobier Hot and Heavy Dec. 3, 1930 24. Jimmy Dorsey I’m Just Wild About Harry July 15, 1930 Volume 16 1. East Texas Serenaders Babe 1930 2. Hoagy Carmichael Barnacle Bill the Sailor May 21, 1930 3. Paul Whiteman Choo Choo July 25, 1930 4. Fred Gardner’s Texas University Troubadours No Trumps June 9, 1930 5. Alphonso Trent St. James Infirmary March 5, 1930 6. Guy Lombardo St. Louis Blues Oct. 1, 1930 7. Bennie Moten Oh Eddie Oct. 28, 1930 8. Bennie Moten That Too, Do Oct. 28, 1930 9. Rector Trio Skyland Rag 1930 10. Frank Melrose Piano Breakdown April 10, 1930 11. Frank Melrose Cosmics April 11, 1930 12. Hal Kemp (B. Berigan) Them There Eyes Nov. 18, 1930 13. Louis Armstrong Dear Old Southland April 5, 1930 14. Bix Beiderbecke Deep Down South Sept. 8, 1930 15. Hoagy Carmichael Georgia on My Mind Sept. 15, 1930 16. The Cellar Boys (Manone, Teschemacher, Melrose, Freeman, Wettling) Wailing Blues Jan. 24, 1930 17. Fletcher Henderson (arr. Nesbitt) Chinatown Oct. 3, 1930 18. Fletcher Henderson (Jimmy Harrison) Somebody Loves Me Oct. 3, 1930 19. Red Nichols (Teagarden, B. Goodman) China Boy July 2, 1930 20. Douglas Finnell and His Royal Stompers Sweet Sweet Woman 1930 21. Frankie Franko Somebody Stole My Gal Nov. 12, 1930 22. Fletcher Henderson My Pretty Girl Feb. 5, 1931 23. Mills Blue Rhythm Band Blue Rhythm April 28, 1931 Volume 17 1. Red Perkins Hard Times Stomp May 5, 1931 2. Mildred Bailey Georgia on My Mind Nov. 24, 1931 3. Connie Boswell Concentratin’ on You Nov., 1931 4. Django Reinhardt Carinosa 1931 5. Sonny Clapp Easy Come, Easy Go Love July 1, 1931 6. Boswell Sisters Shout Sister Shout April 23, 1931 7. Cab Calloway Kickin’ The Gong Around Oct. 27, 1931 8. State Street Ramblers Wild Man Stomp March 20, 1931 9. Gene Kardos Business in F Dec. 18, 1931 10. Jimmy Rodgers Travelin’ Blues Jan. 31, 1931 11. Alabama Sheiks Travelin’ Railroad Man Blues Jan. 20, 1931 12. Dorsey Brothers I Can’t Get Mississippi Off My Mind July 30, 1931 13. Benny Goodman (Teagarden, Venuti, Lang) After You’ve Gone Oct. 22, 1931 14. Fats Waller I’m Crazy About My Baby March 13, 1931 15. Elmer Snowden Bugle Call Rag early 1932 16. Don Redman (Red Allen) Trouble Why Pick on Me? Sept. 24, 1931 17. Isham Jones Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia Aug. 17, 1932 18. Sidney Bechet/Tommy Ladnier Sweetie Dear Sept. 15, 1932 19. Eddie Edinborough/Bobby Leecan Brown Baby June 22, 1931 20. Eddie Lang/Carl Kress Feeling My Way Nov. 15, 1932 21. Bennie Moten Lafayette Dec. 13, 1932 22. Roy Palmer/Bob Hudson Trombone Slide March 31, 1932 23. Memphis Nighthawks Sweet Feet April 1, 1932 24. Ponce Sisters Contented Dec. 16, 1932 25. Bing Crosby Some of These Days May 26, 1932 Volume 18 1. Chocolate Dandies Blue Interlude Oct. 10, 1933 2. Chocolate Dandies Cloudy Skies Dec. 31, 1930 3. Duke Ellington Merry Go Round Feb. 15, 1933 4. Red Norvo In a Mist Nov., 1933 5. Benny Carter Symphony in Riffs Oct. 6, 1933 6. Riley Puckett K.C. Railroad Blues 1933 7. Ben Pollack Two Tickets to Georgia March 19, 1933 8. C. Hawkins/R. Allen The Day You Came Along Sept. 29, 1933 9. Casa Loma Orchestra Wild Goose Chase Feb. 16, 1933 10. Spike Hughes Firebird May 19, 1933 11. Spike Hughes Pastoral April 18, 1933 12. Louis Armstrong Chinatown 1933 13. Joe Haymes Limehouse Blues July 11, 1933 14. Four Southern Singers Hambone Am Sweet Feb. 3, 1933 15. Arthur Briggs Nobody Sweetheart June, 1933 16. Reuben Reeves Yellow Fire Dec. 14, 1933 17. Spirits of Rhythm I Got Rhythm Oct. 24, 1933 18. Louis Armstrong I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues 1933 19. Lee Wiley I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues March 7, 1933 20. Alphonso Trent I Found a New Baby March 24, 1933 21. Art Tatum Sophisticated Lady March 21, 1933 22. Tiny Bradshaw She’ll Be Comin ‘Round the Mountain Oct. 3, 1934 23. Mills Brothers I Found a New Baby Sept. 14, 1934 Volume 19 1. Jimmie Lunceford Chillun Get Up Jan. 26, 1934 2. Red Norvo The Night Is Blue Oct. 4, 1934 3. Chick Webb Let’s Get Together Jan. 5, 1934 4. Ork. L(eonid) Utesova U samovara y ya y maj Masha (At the Samovar With Masha) 1933-34 5. Mezz Mezzrow Sendin’ the Vipers May 7, 1934 6. Casa Loma Orchestra Linger Awhile 1934 7. Jimmie Davis Jelly Roll Blues Sept. 24, 1934 8. Hoagy Carmichael Moon Country 1934 9. Hal Kemp Serenade to a Wealthy Widow Sept. 14, 1934 10. Howard Armstrong and Ted Bogan State Street Rag 1934 11. Benny Goodman Bugle Call Rag Aug. 16, 1934 12. Smiley Burnette Travelin’ Man May 29, 1934 13. Mississippi Mud Steppers Moonglow 1934 14. Fletcher Henderson Down South Camp Meeting Sept. 12, 1934 15. J. H. Bragg and His Rhythm Five Frisky Honey Aug. 28, 1935 16. Farr Brothers Riddle Rhythm 1935 17. Louie Lasky Caroline April 2, 1935 18. Ray Noble Dinah Oct. 9, 1935 19. Ray Noble Way Down Yonder in New Orleans May 10, 1935 20. Charlie LaVere Smiles April 5, 1935 21. Willie Bryant Throwing Stones at the Sun Jan. 4, 1935 22. Cleo Brown Lookie, Lookie, Lookie… March 12, 1935 23. Teddy Wilson Between the Devil… Oct. 7, 1935 24. Oliver Brown I Ain’t Got Nobody July 28, 1935 25. Albert Nicholas Tap Room Special Oct. 5, 1935 Volume 20 1. Mississippi Mud Steppers Moonglow 1934 2. Bob Wills Four or Five Times Sept. 24, 1935 3. Milt Brown Sheik of Araby March, 1936 4. Milt Brown Hesitation Blues March, 1936 5. Jimmy Revard Triflin’ Gal Oct. 22, 1936 6. Stuff Smith (Jonah Jones) I Don’t Want to Make History March 3, 1936 7. Valaida Snow Until the Real Thing Comes Along Sept. 6, 1936 8.. Don Albert On the Sunny Side… Nov. 18, 1936 9. Original St. Louis Crackerjacks Echo in the Dark Oct. 16, 1936 10. Ivy Anderson Oh Baby Maybe Someday Feb. 28, 1936 11. Billy Mitchell Two Old Maids April 4, 1936 12. Lil Hardaway/Old Ced Odom Derby Town Sept. 20, 1936 13. Count Basie/Lester Young Shoe Shine Boy Oct. 8, 1936 14. Bunny Berigan Mama Don’t Allow Jan. 8, 1936 15. Teddy Weatherford My Blue Heaven July 20, 1937 16. Benny Goodman (Orchestra) Swing Low Sweet Chariot Jan. 9, 1937 17. Count Basie (Orchestra) John’s Idea July 7, 1937 18. Berigan/Waller/Dorsey Blues March 30, 1937 19. Danny Polo More Than Somewhat Oct. 1, 1937 20. Mezz Mezzrow Blues in Disguise June 14, 1937 21. Louis Armstrong Alexander’s Ragtime Band July 7, 1937 22. Louis Armstrong Sun Showers July 7, 1937 23. Roy Eldridge After You’ve Gone Jan. 23, 1937 24. Billy Kyle (Charlie Shavers) Havin’ a Ball March 18, 1937 25. Benny Goodman (Quartet) Liza 1937 Volume 21 1. Dicky Wells Sweet Sue July 7, 1937 2. Roy Rodgers My Little Lady (Hadie Brown) Oct. 28, 1937 3. Teddy Hill Blue Rhythm Fantasy May 15, 1937 4. Bob Pope When My Dreamboat Comes Home April 11, 1937 5. Boots and His Buddies The Goo Sept. 17, 1937 6. Original Yellow Jackets Swingin’ at the Cat and Chew May 5, 1937 7. Charlie Christian Tea For Two Sept. 21, 1937 8. Maxine Sullivan Nice Work If You Can Get It Sept. 21, 1937 9. Duke Ellington Diga Diga Doo 1937 10. Django Reinhardt Sweet Georgia Brown Dec. 21, 1937 11. Original Yellow Jackets Business After Midnight March 5, 1937 12. Count Basie/Jimmy Rushing Good Morning Blues May 9, 1937 13. Django Reinhardt St. Louis Blues Sept. 9, 1937 14. Count Basie/Jimmy Rushing The You and Me That Used to Be June 30, 1937 15. Bill Coleman/D. Reinhardt Bill Coleman’s Blues Nov. 9, 1937 16. Eddie South (D. Reinhardt) Somebody Loves Me Nov. 23, 1937 17. Fred Astaire Nice Work If You Can Get It 1937 18. Harry James Texas Chatter Dec. 1, 1937 19. Herald Goodman and His Tennessee Valley Boys Banjo Rag 1937 20. Tommy Dorsey and Clambake 7 Stardust on the Moon July 20, 1937 21. Duke Ellington Dimuendo in Blue Sept. 20, 1937 22. Bud Freeman You Took Advantage of Me Jan. 17, 1938 23. Joe Marsala (B. Rich) Jim Jam Stomp 1938 24. Fats Waller You Had An Evening to Spare April 12, 1938 25. Unidentified Tiger Rag ca. 1938 26. Eddie Condon Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland April 20, 1938 Volume 22 1. Roy Newman Everybody’s Tryin’ to Be My Baby Dec. 1, 1938 2. Billie Holiday The Very Thought of You Sept. 15, 1938 3. Georgia White Daddy Let Me Lay It on You Oct. 21, 1938 4. Willie the Lion Smith Passionette Jan. 10, 1938 5. Herman Chittison I’m Putting All My Eggs in One Basket June 13, 1938 6. Andy Kirk Mary’s Idea Dec. 6, 1938 7. Lester Young & K.C. 6 Way Down Yonder on New Orleans Sept. 27, 1937 8. Coleman Hawkins/Freddie Johnson When Buddah Smiles June 14, 1938 9. Blind John Davis Alley Woman Blues May 19, 1938 10. Light Crust Dough Boys Pussy Pussy Pussy Nov. 30, 1938 11. Bob Wills Liza Pull Down the Shades 1938 12. Bob Dunn’s Vagabonds Stompin’ at the Honky Tonk 1939 13. Bob Crosby Smoky Mary Jan. 23, 1939 14. Charlie Barnet Scotch and Soda Jan. 20, 1939 15. Paul Byrd Lollypop ca. 1939 16. Pete Brown Ocean Motion April 20, 1939 17. John Kirby From Ab to C Oct. 28, 1938 18. Al Cooper and the Savoy Sultans When I Grow Too Old to Dream Oct. 16, 1939 19. Jelly Roll Morton Winin’ Boy Blues Dec. 14, 1939 20. Muggsy Spanier Lonesome Road Dec. 12, 1939 21. Artie Shaw Lady Be Good May 27, 1939 22. Nat Cole Dixie Jamboree Jan. 14, 1939 23. Jack Teagarden I Ain’t Lazy (I’m Just Dreamin’) 1939 24. Ziggy Elman You Took Advantage of Me Aug. 29, 1939 25. Raymond Scott Peter Tambourine March 1, 1939 26. Ella Fitzgerald My Heart Belongs to Daddy Feb. 17, 1939 Volume 23 1. Lionel Hampton High Society April 13, 1939 2. Frankie Newton The Blues My Baby Gave Me Jan. 13, 1939 3. Oscar Aleman Just A Little Swing 1939 4. Slim Galliard Chicken Rhythm Sept. 15, 1939 5. Red Nichols (Bobby Jones) The Jumpin’ Jive Oct. 9, 1939 6. Count Basie (trio) Fare Thee Honey Fare Thee Well Jan. 26, 1939 7. Earl Hines (Orchestra) Grand Terrace Shuffle July 12, 1939 8. Clarence Profit Don’t Leave Me Feb. 15, 1939 9. Baby Hines I’ve Lost My Head Over You March 1, 1939 10. Alberta Hunter Someday Sweetheart Aug. 15, 1939 11. James P. Johnson If Dreams Come True 1939 12. Buddy Jones She’s Sellin’ What She Used to Give Away 1939 13. Jack Jenney Stardust Oct. 19, 1939 14. Skinny Ennis Strange Enchantment 1939 15. Jimmy McPartland Sugar Oct. 20, 1939 16. Irving Fazola/Jess Stacy Washington and Lee Swing 1939 17. Eddie Condon There’ll Be Some Changes Made Aug. 11, 1939 18. Count Basie Volcano Nov. 6, 1939 19. Glenn Miller Pagan Love Song June 27, 1939 20. Bud Freeman The Eel July 19, 1939 21. The Cats and The Fiddle That’s On Jack, That’s On Dec. 17, 1939 22. Art Hodes/Rod Cless Diga Diga Doo Jan., 1940 23. Snub Mosely Old Man River March, 1940 24. Bob Crosby’s Bobcats Spain Feb. 6, 1940 Volume 24 1. Kid Rena Milenburg Joys Aug. 24, 1940 2. Sidney Bechet Save It Pretty Mama Sept. 6, 1940 3. Jelly Roll Morton Sweet Substitute Jan. 4, 1940 4. Johnny Dodds Gravier Street Blues ca. 1940 5. Coleman Hawkins/Roy Eldridge I Surrender Dear May 25, 1940 6. Barney Bigard (Strayhorn) Lament For Javanette Nov., 1940 7. Duke Ellington Harlem Air Shaft July 22, 1940 8. Helen Forrest I’d Be Lost Without You May 10, 1940 9. Benny Goodman (Orchestra) Moonlight on the Ganges Feb. 18, 1940 10. Cliff Bruner New Falling Down Blues 1940 11. Jimmy Dorsey Major and Minor Stomp 1940 12. Horace Henderson Chloe May 8, 1940 13. B. Goodman/L. Young/Basie/J. Jones/Christian/Clayton I Never Knew 1940 14. George Barnes I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles 1940 15. Miff Mole A Good Man Is Hard to Find (excerpt) 1940 16. Cab Calloway Pickin’ the Cabbage March 8, 1940 17. Mary Lou Williams Baby Dear Nov. 18, 1940 18. Hot Lips Page Lafayette Nov. 1, 1940 19. Eddie Durham Moten Swing Nov. 11, 1940 20. Joe Turner (W.L. Smith) Careless Love Nov. 26, 1940 21. Harlan Leonard Contrasts Jan. 11, 1940 22. Jay McShann(C. Parker/B. Anderson) Moten Swing Nov. 3, 1940 23. Jay McShann Swingmatism April 31, 1941 24. Modern Mountaineers Tryin’ to Be True April 7, 1941 Volume 25 1. Thelonious Monk (excerpts) Melancholy Baby/Rhythm Riff/Nice Work If You Can Get It 1941 2. Dave Appollon Stardust 1941 3. Earl Hines (Solo) Melancholy Baby April 3, 1941 4. Benny Carter Lullaby to a Dream April 1, 1941 5. Chu Berry Blowin’ Up a Breeze Aug. 28, 1941 6. Sam Donahue Flo Flo Nov. 12, 1941 7. Delta Rhythm Boys Georgia on My Mind 1941 8. Donald Lambert Anitra’s Dance 1941 9. Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn Just a Sittin’ and a Rockin’ June 5, 1941 10. Pee Wee Russell Jig Walk March 25, 1941 11. Claude Thornhill Portrait of a Guinea Farm April 16, 1941 12. Fletcher Henderson A Pixie From Dixie 1941 13. Rex Stewart Menelik 1941 14. Artie Shaw Suite 8 1941 15. Charlie Barnet Nowhere Jan. 27, 1941 16. Lena Horne (C. Barnet) Good for Nothin’ Joe Jan. 7, 1941 17. Lucky Millinder Apollo Jump Sept. 5, 1941 18. Lester Young Benny’s Bugle Dec. 2, 1941 19. Raymond Scott When Cootie Left the Duke Jan. 6, 1941 20. Machito and His Afro Cubans Nague 1941 21. Tommy Dorsey Loose Lid Special Aug. 19, 1941 22. Louis Jordan What’s the Use of Gettin’ Sober… July 21, 1942 23. Helen Humes (P. Brown) Mound Bayou Feb. 9, 1942 Volume 26 1. Duke Ellington (Strayhorn) Johnny Come Lately Feb. 26, 1942 2. Frank Froeba Sweet Lorraine July, 1942 3. Lil Green If I Didn’t Love You Jan. 21, 1942 4. Cassino Simpson Tea For Two May 17, 1942 5. Claude Thornhill (Gil Evans) Buster’s Last Stand June 19, 1942 6. Charlie Parker Cherokee early 1942 7. George Gershwin (Oscar Levant) Concerto in F 1942 8. Charlie Parker (E. Ware) I Found a New Baby ca. Sept., 1942 9. Roy Eldridge Stardust Nov. 16, 1943 10. Ella Mae Morse Tess’ Torch Song Oct. 28, 1943 11. Cliff Edwards Singin’ In The Rain 1943 12. Charlie Parker/Dizzy Gillespie Sweet Georgia Brown 1943 13. Dizzy Gillespie Night in Tunisia 1943 14. Bobby Hackett/E. Caceres Jada June, 1944 15. Harry Gibson In A Mist July 22, 1944 16. Ben Webster/H.L. Page/Clyde Hart Tea For Two mid 1944 17. Johnny Mercer Sweet Lorraine 1944 18. Jay McShann (Orchestra) Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams ca. March, 1944 19. Eddie Rosner St. Louis Blues ca. 1944 20. Miff Mole/Muggsy Spanier Angry April 15, 1944 21. Buck Ram’s All Stars Twilight In Teheran Sept. 18, 1944 22. Benny Harris Dee Dee’s Dance Dec. 19, 1944 23. Boyd Raeburn (arr. Finckel) Two Spoons In An Igloo June 22, 1944 24. Jimmy Dorsey (arr. Gillespie) Grand Central Getaway 1944 Volume 27 1. Nat Cole Body and Soul Jan. 17, 1944 2. Nat Cole What Is This Thing Called Love Jan. 17, 1944 3. Mary Lou Williams Caravan 1944 4. Mary Lou Williams Stardust Pt. 2 June 5, 1944 5. Coleman Hawkins Rainbow Mist Feb. 22, 1944 6. Coleman Hawkins (D. Gillespie) Woody ‘n You 1944 7. George Auld (Sonny Berman) Short Circuit Feb. 16, 1944 8. Don Byas (R. Williams/C Shavers) 1944 Stomp March 28, 1944 9. Cootie Williams (B. Powell) Floogie Boo Jan. 4, 1944 10. Julia Lee (J. McShann) Come on Over to My House Nov. 1, 1944 11. Jay McShann On the Sunny Side of the Street Nov. 1, 1944 12. Billie Holiday I Cover the Waterfront March 25, 1944 13. Duke Ellington Black, Brown and Beige: 3 Dances Dec. 19, 1944 14. Kid Ory (M. Carey, J. Noone) Mutt’s Blues March, 1944 15. Cecil Gant I Wonder 1944 16. Buddy and Ella Johnson When My Man Comes Home 1944 17. Al Duffy (Tony Mottola) Light Calvary Overture May 5, 1944 18. Miss Rhapsody Sugar Nov. 21, 1944 19. Alec Wilder Footnotes to A Summer Love 1945 20. Wooden Joe Nicholas Up Jumped the Devil May 17, 1945 21. Bunk Johnson Alexander’s Ragtime Band Nov. 21, 1945 22. Bunk Johnson You Always Hurt the One You Love Nov. 21, 1945 23. Pearl Bailey Who 1945 Volume 28 1. Frank Sinatra/L. Armstrong Blue Skies Aug., 1945 2. Rex Stewart/S. Scott/E. Bostic Big Chief Pawnee July 30, 1945 3. Kay Starr Good for Nothin’ Joe Dec., 1945 4. Doris Day/L. Brown We’ll Be Together Again Nov. 23, 1945 5. Joe Stafford Sometimes I’m Happy` 1945 6. Mel Powell Don’t Blame Me 1945 7. Louis Armstrong I Wonder 1945 8. Gatemouth Moore Did You Ever Love a Woman May 10, 1945 9. Merle Travis Cannonball Rag 1945 10. Lil Armstrong./Jonah Jones/J.C. Higginbotham I’m Confessin’ Jan. 9, 1945 11. Nat Cole/C. Shavers/H. Haymer Swingin’ on Central June 9, 1945 12. Harry Sweets Edison/Les Paul Get Happy Sept. 12, 1945 13. Ivy Anderson Tall, Dark, and Handsome Oct., 1945 14. D. Gillespie/C. Parker/A. Haig Dizzy Atmosphere Dec. 29, 1945 15. Coleman Hawkins/H. McGhee Rifftide Feb. 23, 1945 16. Billy Eckstein Orchestra Air Mail Special Feb. or March, 1935 17. Bill Eckstein/S. Vaughn Don’t Blame Me Feb. or March, 1945 18. Mezz Mezzrow Revolutionary Blues (Part 1) 1945 19. Fletcher Henderson Minor Riff 1945 20. Boyd Raeburn (D. Gillespie) Barefoot Boy With Cheek Jan. 7, 1945 21. Woody Herman (from) Ebony Concerto (composed 1945) 22. Bill Harris Mean to Me July 5, 1945 23. Peggy Lee Waiting for the Train to Come Home July 30, 1945 Volume 29 1. Kid Ory 1919 Rag 1946 2. Lester Young/N. Cole/B. Rich Somebody Loves Me March or April, 1946 3. Tommy Dorsey (arr. B. Finegan) Hollywood Hi Hat April 8, 1946 4. Dizzy Gillespie 52nd Street Theme Feb. 22, 1946 5. Dodo Marmarosa (Lucky Thompson) Dodo’s Bounce 1946 6. Harry Gibson Who Put the Benzedrine… Feb. 8, 1946 7. Pete Johnson Pete’s Lonesome Blues Jan. 26, 1946 8. George Lewis/Original Zenith Brass Band ‘Tain’t Nobody’s Business If I Do Feb. 26, 1946 9. Bebop Boys Bebop in Pastel Aug. 23, 1946 10. Stan Kenton (arr. G. Roland) Ecuador July 18, 1946 11. Woody Herman (R. Burns) Lady McGowran’s Dream Sept. 18, 1946 12. Frankie Trumbauer China Boy May 25, 1946 13. Benny Carter (S. White) Something to Remember You By April 22, 1946 14. Benny Goodman Up a Lazy River Oct. 14, 1946 15. Charles Mingus This Subdues My Passion May 6, 1946 16. Lucky Roberts Junkman Rag May 21, 1946 17. Jo Jo Adams When I’m in My Tea June 11, 1946 18. Mel Powell (Orchestra) Lover man June 3, 1946 19. Raymond Scott Naked City ca. 1946 20. Metronome All Stars/Frank Sinatra Sweet Lorraine Dec. 15, 1946 21. Hociel Thomas (Mutt Carey) Gambler’s Dream Aug. 30, 1946 22. Boyd Raeburn (arr. G. Handy) Over the Rainbow June 3, 1946 23. Howard McGhee Thermodynamics July 29, 1946 Volume 30 1. Don Byas I Found a New Baby Aug. 21, 1946 2. Serge Chaloff (Rodney/Swope/DiNovi Serge’s Urge Aug. 21, 1946 3. Art Hodes (Jazz Record 6) Ballin’ the Jack March 15, 1946 4. Lecuona Cuban Boys Baila La Conga 1946 5. Wild Bill Davison Improvisation for the March of Time 1946 6. Frank Signorelli Save It Pretty Mama Oct. 16, 1946 7. Pete Dailey Jazz Me Blues Oct. 18, 1946 8. Ray McKinley Cyclops Dec. 31, 1947 9. Lenny Tristano Yesterdays 1947 10. Allan Eager (D. Jordan) And That’s for Sure July 15, 1947 11. Brew Moore Blue Brew July 15, 1947 12. Charlie Parker/D. Gillespie/L. Tristano/J. LaPorta./B. Bauer On the Sunny Side of the Street Sept. 20, 1947 13. Coleman Hawkins (F. Navarro) Half Step Down Dec. 10, 1947 14. Dexter Gordon (Leo Parker) So Easy Dec. 11, 1947 15. Duke Ellington New York City Blues Dec. 27, 1947 16. Lionel Hampton (C. Mingus) Mingus Fingers Nov. 10, 1947 17. Louis Armstrong I’m Confessin’ Feb. 8, 1947 18. Red Allen Sweet Lorraine March 18, 1947 19. Stan Kenton (arr. Graettenger) Thermopolae 1947 20. Ethel Waters (acc. Reginald Beane) It’s Only a Paper Moon 1947 21. Miff Mole (B. Dodds et al.) How Come You Do Me 1947 22. Al Hibbler My Little Brown Book 1947 Volume 31 1. Bing Crosby/Al Jolson Alexander’s Ragtime Band March 25, 1947 2. Sidney Bechet Laura July 31, 1947 3. Chano Pozo Ritmo Afro Cubano 1947 4. Spanier/J.P. Johnson/Bechet/Nicholas Blue Turning Grey Over You 1947 5. Johnny Guarnieri Exactly Like You 1947 6. Art Tatum Cherokee 1947 7. Ella Fitzgerald Lady Be Good 1947 8. Lenny Tristano Don’t Blame Me 1947 9. Mutt Carey Slow Drivin’, Part 1 & 2 1947 10. Mary Ann McCall Time June 1, 1947 11. Bill Johnson and His Musical Notes Shorty’s Got to Go March 15, 1947 12. Astor Piazzolla Quejas De Bandoneon Aug. 21, 1947 13. T. Texas Tyler Who’s to Blame 1947 14. Hank Penny Locked Out 1947 15. Doc Pomus Pomus Blues Aug. or Sept., 1947 16. James P. Johnson Aintcha Got Music June 21, 1947 17. Allen Eager (Mettome, Wallington) Nightmare Allen Nov. 6, 1947 18. Joe Turner (P. Johnson) Jockey Blues Dec. 27, 1947 19. Kay Starr Garbage Can Blues Dec. 27, 1947 20. Nellie Lutcher I Thought About You Aug. 19, 1947 21. Buddy Rich (orch., arr. Finckl) What Is This Thing Called Love April, 1947 22. Benny Goodman (orch., arr. L. Williams) Lonely Moments Jan. 28, 1947 23. Charlie Parker Out of Nowhere Nov. 4, 1947 24. Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers Bop Alley Dec. 22, 1947 Volume 32 1. Serge Chaloff (Haig, Rodney, T. Kahn) Fine and Dandy Jan. 29, 1947 2. Dodo Marmarosa Tone Painting Pt. 1 & 2 1947 3. Bud Powell Somebody Loves Me Jan. 10, 1947 4. Thelonious Monk Off Minor Oct. 24, 1947 5. Leo Parker/H. McGhee/G. Ammon Leapin Leo 1947 6. Django Reinhardt Just One of Those Things May 21, 1947 7. Chubby Jackson (T. Aless/E. Carls) L’Ana May 20, 1947 8. Charlie Parker/Dizzy Gillespie Koko Sept. 29, 1947 9. Dizzy Gillespie (big band, arr. George Russell) Relaxin’ at Camrillo Sept. 29, 1947 10. Thelonious Monk Monk’s Mood Nov. 21, 1947 11. Claude Thornhill (G. Evans) Polka Dots and Moonbeams Nov. 6, 1947 12. Harry James Tuxedo Junction 1947 13. Dave Brubeck Octet I Hear a Rhapsody 1948 14. Hadda Brooks Out of the Blue 1948 15. Count Basie Seventh Avenue Express Oct. 19, 1948 16. Tony Fruscella/Chick Maures/Bill Triglia Little Orgg 1948 17. Anita O’Day What Is This Thing Called Love 1948 18. Miles Davis (Konitz/Lewis/Roach) Half Nelson Sept. 25, 1948 19. Miles Davis Nonet (arr. J. Lewis) Sil Vous Plais Sept. 4, 1948 20. Tadd Dameron (Navarro, Eager, Williams) Our Delight Summer or Fall 1948 21. James Moody’s Modernists The Fuller Bop Man Oct. 19, 1948 Volume 33 1. Fats Navarro (E. Henry) Boperation Oct. 11, 1948 2. Tommy Duncan and his Western All Stars Wrong Road Blues 1948 3. Stan Hasselgard (B. Carroll) Cottontop Nov. 18, 1948 4. Lester Young Just You Just Me Nov. 27, 1948 5. Charlie Parker My Old Flame 1948 6. Sir Charles Thompson Robbin’s Nest May, 1948 7. Rip Ramsey and His Texas Wanderers Wanderer’s Swing 1948 8. Sonny Stitt Relaxin’ May, 1948 9. Charlie Barnet (G. Fuller) Cuba Feb. 7, 1949 10. Billie Holiday Keeps on Raining Aug. 27, 1949 11. Babs Gonzalez Professor Bop Jan. 20, 1949 12. Metronome All Stars (Rugolo) Overtime Jan. 3, 1949 13. J.J. Johnson (S. Rollins) Bee Jay May 11, 1949 14. Johnny Carisi (wr., arr.) Lestorian Mode May 21, 1949 15. Gerry Mulligan Waterworks Aug. 23, 1949 16. Wardell Gray Southside Swing Nov. 11, 1949 17. Tadd Dameron (Big Ten) Focus Feb. 19, 1949 18. Jimmy Dorsey Out of Nowhere 1949 19. Buddy DeFranco (wr., arr. G. Russell) A Bird in Igor’s Yard April 23, 1949 20. Stan Getz (Walling, Swope, Gibbs, Rogers) T & S March 14, 1949 21. Stan Getz (Rainey, Cohn) Stan Gets Along 1949 22. Charlie Parker (Haig, Rodney) Bird of Paradise 1949 23. Bud Powell Tempus Fugit Feb., 1949 Volume 34 1. Omer Simeon/Knocky Parker Grandpa’s Spells 1949 2. Roy Porter (big band, Dolphy) Gassin’ the Wig Jan. or Feb., 1949 3. Art Pepper/Hampton Hawes Perdido April, 1949 4. Charlie Mariano (Truitt) Babylon May 25, 1949 5. Gil Fuller The Scene Changes July 11, 1949 6. Errol Garner I’m Confessin’ Summer 1949 7. Lee Konitz/Tristano Tautology Jan. 11, 1949 8. Lee Konitz/Warne Marsh Marshmallow June 28, 1949 9. Julia Lee When Your Lover Has Gone April 29, 1949 10. Walter Brown (J. Jackson/Ashby) Cindy Lou Oct. 31, 1949 11. Don Lanphere (D. Jordan) Spider’s Webb July 2, 1949 12. James Moody (Arne Domnerus) Out of Nowhere Oct. 7, 1949 13. Big Eye Louis Nelson Delisle Clarinet Marmalade July 19, 1949 14. Bud Powell/Sonny Stitt All God’s Chillun Got Rhythm Dec. 11, 1949 15. Lester Young Body and Soul April 2, 1950 16. Moon Mullican Southern Hospitality April 16, 1950 17. Dickie Jones (Benny Leaders) Salt Your Pillow Down ca. 1950 or 1951 18. Sarah Vaughn (M. Davis) Nice Work if You Can Get It May 19, 1950 19. June Christy (Kenton, arr. Rigolo) Come Rain or Come Shine 1950 20. Teddi King You May Not Love Me Dec., 1950 21. Chubby Jackson (orch., arr. T. Kahn, Mulligan, Aless) Flying the Coop March 15, 1950 22. Nat Pierce Orchestra (Ralph Burns) Red Hills and Green Barns (excerpt) Nov. or Dec., 1950 23. Stan Kenton (Russo) Solitaire Feb. 3, 1950 Volume 35 1. Joe Venuti Apple Blossoms ca. 1950 2. Dave Brubeck Singin’ in the Rain March, 1950 3. Al Haig Liza Feb. 27, 1950 4. Barbara Carroll Dancing on the Ceiling Feb. 15, 1950 5. Duke Ellington (M. Roach) The New Piano Roll Blues Sept. 21, 1950 6. Al Hibbler Song of the Wanderer 1950 7. Charlie Parker (Navarro, B. Powell) Ornithology June 30, 1950 8. Tony Scott Lover Come Back to Me (excerpt) July, 1950 9. Jack Teagarden (as above) Love Lies Feb. 21, 1950 10. Maynard Ferguson (arr. S. Rogers) Short Wave Sept. 13, 1950 11. Johnny Wigg’s and His New Orleans Band Zulu’s Parade June 11, 1950 12. Earl Hines (trio) I Hadn’t Anyone ‘Til You June 17, 1950 13. Miles Davis & Metronome All Stars (wr., arr. Ralph Burns, Chaloff, Shearing, Gibbs, LaPorta) Early Spring Jan. 23, 1951 14. Bud Powell Dusky and Sandy Feb., 1951 15. Dickey Wells Black and Blue 1951 16. Stan Getz (Haig, Rainey, T. Kahn) Signal Oct. 28, 1951 17. Hank Garland Seventh and Union Aug. 31, 1951 18. Kid Thomas and his Algerian Stompers Panama Sept. 3, 1951 19. Eureka Brass Band You Tell Me Your Dream Aug., 1951 Volume 36 1. Johnny Otis, Linda Hopkins Doggin’ Blues Jan. 9, 1951 2. Ahmad Jamal Will You Still Be Mine Oct. 25, 1951 3. Hampton Hawes All The Things You Are Sept. 22, 1951 4. Bud Powell It Could Happen to You May 1, 1951 5. Paul Gonsalvez The Happening April 17, 1951 6. Miles Davis (J. McLean, S. Rollins) Denial Oct. 5, 1951 7. Charlie Mariano (D. Twardzik) Aviary 1951 8. Red Norvo (Mingus, Farlow) Godchild April 13, 1951 9. Red Rodney (J. Ford) Mark 1951 10. Sonny Rollins With A Song Dec. 17, 1951 11. Miles Davis/Lee Konitz Ezz-thetic March 8, 1951 12. Dinah Washington I’m a Fool to Want You June 2, 1951 13. George Lewis Weary Blues Aug., 1951 14. Dizzy Gillespie/J. Coltrane Birk’s Works 1951 15. George Wallington Polka Dot 1951 16. Roy Eldridge/Claude Bolling Fireworks 1951 17. Ben Webster/Johnny Otis Stardust Dec. 26, 1951

the book covers jazz history, 1895-1950 - it is an attempt to offer an alternative to the typical cookie-cutter jazz history, and includes many people who are not covered in most jazz histories. All the major figures are there, but also regional musicians, some Western Swing, some early pop/crossover, hillbilly ragtime, latin american, etc etc. I can, in a little bit, post the whole discography. The book is available from Cadence. This first volume of the set set covers 1895-1927 and the booklet includes the entire text of the first part of the book. Subsequent sets will appear (I hope) every 3-6 months and will eventually include the entire book - and yes, I am a modest guy though I have learned that good looks will not get you everything in life -

I am told it will be issued periodically until everything is out - vol. 2 is 1927-1934, Vol 3 is 1934-1945, and vol. 4 is 1945-1950 - basically evey major figure is included as well as a lot of neglected musicians -

Nat who?

bumping - our operators are on duty 24 minutes a day - act now and you will also receive a visit from a pretty and shy masseur -

or maybe I should say they always blame the Jazz Messenger -

glad to see that all this additional info proves how WRONG I was in my earlier post about Silver's cheapness - yes, they always blame the messenger...it's not easy being a Prophet (or in Silver's, case Profit) -

grandy - you got a problem with dead musicians? Than I promise I will come back to haunt you -

I don't have one in a transferable format yet - the CDs are packed in a very small box with a very nice 95 page booklet and very nice graphics -

bumping -

thanks - will have to respond in the morning -

bumping up for the night shift -

I didn't see the movie, Sal, but I didn't like it -

and just to add, these are NOT cdrs -

I would describe it as in-between - some of these recordings are 110 years old - original sources were difficult to find and often quite weak - however, though de-noising was done, we were careful to leave the music - and I was able to come up with a track list: DISCOGRAPHY (36 CD Companion Set to THAT DEVILIN’ TUNE) Volume 1 1. Standard Quartette Who Broke The Lock 1895/1896 2. Voss’ 1st Regiment Band Aunt Dinah’s Supper Party Late 1890s 3. Len Spencer Clime De Golden Fence Late 1890s 4. Metropolitan Orchestra Coon Town Capers 1897-1899 5. Sousa Band Whistlin’ Rufus 1899 6. Len Spencer You’ve Been a Good Old Wagon 1900 or 1901 7. Williams and Walker My Little Zulu Babe Nov. 10 1901 8. Arthur Collins Bill Bailey ca. May, 1902 9. Len Spencer On Emancipation Day late 1902 10. Hager’s Orchestra Rooster Dance 1904 11. Vess Ossman Buffalo Rag 1905 12. Prince’s Orchestra St. Louis Tickle Aug., 1905 13. Pryor’s Band St. Louis Rag 1906 14. Orquestra Typicas La Patti Negra 1906 15. Sir Herbert Clarke Bride of the Waves Dec. 21, 1907 16. May Irwin When You Ain’t Got No Money You Needn’t Come Around May 21, 1907 17. Arthur Collins Parson Jones’ Three Reasons ca. 1909 18. Stella Mayhew/Billie Taylor That Beautiful Rag July 5, 1910 19. Sophie Tucker That Lovin’ Rag Jan. 5, 1910 20. Stella Mayhew That Devilin’ Tune Apr. 24, 1911 21. Collins and Harlan Alexander’s Ragtime Band 1911 22. Sophie Tucker Some of These Days Feb. 24, 1911 23. Grupo Bahianainho El Cavito ca. 1911 24. Grupo Bahianainho Bambino ca. 1911 25. Grupo Bahianainho Destimido ca. 1911 26. Prince’s Orchestra Red Pepper Rag May, 1911 27. Gene Greene King of the Bungaloos Feb. 17, 1911 Volume 2 1. Ed Morton Wild Cherries Rag 1911 2. Al Jolson That Lovin’ Traumeri Apr. 7, 1912 3. Roy Spangler Red Onion Rag 1912 4. Orch. De Palais de Dance Temptation Rag Nov., 1912 5. Hedges Brothers and Jacobson San Francisco Bay 1913 6. James Reese Europe Down Home Rag Dec. 29, 1913 7. Bert Williams You Can’t Get Away From It Feb. 4, 1914 8. Victor Military Orchestra Blame It on the Blues Dec. 3, 1914 9. Irving Berlin Follow the Crowd Jan. 12, 1914 10. Nora Bayes You Can’t Get Away From It Jan. 22, 1914 11. James Reese Europe Castle House Rag Feb. 10, 1914 12. Lionel Belasco Bajan Girl 1915 13. Joan Sawyer’s Persian Garden Orch. When You’re a Long Way From Home 1914/1915 14. Peerless Quartet Alagazam 1916 15. Gus Haenschen Sunset Medley 1916 16. Gus Haenschen Country Club Medley 1916 17. Fred Van Eps Raggin’ the Scale June 1, 1916 18. Nora Bayes Homesickness Blues 1916 19. Marion Harris Paradise Blues 1916 20. Ciro’s Coon Club Orchestra St. Louis Blues Sept., 1917 21. Earl Fuller’s Famous Jass Band Slippery Hank June 4, 1917 22. Frisco Jazz Band Canary Cottage May 10, 1917 23. Frank Banta, Howard Kopp Calico Rag March 7, 1917 Volume 3 1. Frisco Jazz Band Johnson Jass Blues May 10, 1917 2. W.C. Handy Fuzzy Wuzzy Rag Sept. 21, 1917 3. Collins And Harlan That Funny Jas Band 1917 4. Gene Greene Riff Johnson’s Harmony Band March 9, 1917 5. Original Dixieland Jazz Band Dixieland Jass Band One Step Feb. 26, 1917 6. Original Dixieland Jazz Band At The Jazz Band Ball March 18, 1918 7. Van and Schenk Tackin’ Em Down May 3, 1918 8. Earl Fuller Jazz Deluxe March, 1918 9. Al Jolson Rockabye Your Baby… March 13, 1918 10. Wilbur Sweatman Everybody’s Crazy About the Doggone Blues But I’m Happy March 29, 1918 11. Wilbur Sweatman Indianola June 5, 1918 12. Original New Orleans Jazz Band Ole Miss ca. Nov., 1918 13. Original New Orleans Jazz Band Jada Medley ca. 1919 14. Original New Orleans Jazz Band Why Cry Blues ca. 1919 15. Wilbur Sweatman Kansas City Blues 1919 16. Eddie Hunter/Alex Rogers/Lucky Roberts I’m Done Dec., 1919 17. Art Hickman The Streets Of Cairo Sept. 18, 1919 18. Louisiana 5 I Ain’t Got ‘Em No Time to Have the Blues June 23, 1919 19. Louisiana 5 Clarinet Squawk Sept. 12, 1919 20. Art Hickman Wonderful Pal Sept. 27, 1919 21. Marion Harris Take Me to the Land of Jazz 1919 22. Isham Jones When Shadows Fall I Hear You Calling June, 1920 23. Isham Jones Wait’ll You See June, 1920 Volume 4 1. Bert Williams Unlucky Blues April 18, 1920 2. Louisiana 5 Weeping Willow Blues Jan., 1920 3. Paul Whiteman Wang Wang Blues Aug. 4, 1920 4. Eubie Blake Sounds of Africa July, 1921 5. Bert Williams Brother Low Down Oct. 28, 1921 6. James P. Johnson Harlem Strut Aug., 1921 7. Zez Confrey Poor Buttermilk April, 1921 8. Ethel Waters There’ll Be Some Changes Made Aug., 1921 9. Al Bernard Frankie and Johnny 1921 10. Ladd’s Black Aces Shake It and Break It Aug., 1921 11. Ladd’s Black Aces Aunt Hagar’s Children’s Blues Aug., 1921 12. Johnny Dunn Old Time Blues Feb. 1, 1921 13. Eubie Blake Ma Sept., 1921 14. Mamie Smith’s Jazz Hounds Royal Garden Blues Jan., 1921 15. Fletcher Henderson (solo) Unknown Blues Sept., 1921 16. Unidentified Muscle Shoals Blues 1921 17. Sissle’s Sizzling Syncopators Low Down Blues March 18, 1921 18. Sissle’s Sizzling Syncopators Long Gone March 18, 1921 19. Southern Negro Quartet I’ll Be Good But I’ll Be Lonesome July, 1921 20. Sophie Tucker Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down in Dear Old Dixieland 1922 21. Husk O’Hare San March 10, 1922 22. Kid Ory Ory’s Creole Trombone June, 1922 23. Kid Ory Society Blues June, 1922 24. Lizzie Miles She Walked Right Up and Took My Man Away Feb. 24, 1922 Volume 5 1. Cotton Pickers I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate Sept. 1922 2. Fats Waller Birmingham Blues Oct., 1922 3. Mitchell’s Jazz Kings Montmartre Rag July, 1922 4. Mitchell’s Jazz Kings Stumbling July 19, 1922 5. Sidney Bechet (Clarence Williams) Wild Cat Blues July 30, 1923 6. King Oliver Jazzin’ Babies Blues June 23, 1923 7. Cotton Pickers You Tell Her, I Stutter Feb. 9, 1923 8. The Georgians Loose Feet Jan. 27, 1923 9. Jelly Roll Morton (solo) Wolverine Blues July 18, 1923 10. Jelly Roll Morton Big Fat Ham Spring 1923 11. The Sunset Band Wolverine Stomp 1922 or 1923 12. Hitch’s Happy Harmonists Cruel Woman Sept. 19, 1923 13. Isham Jones Farewell Blues Jan., 1923 14. Q. Roscoe Snowden Misery Blues 1923 15. Erskine Tate’s Vendome Orch. Chinaman’s Blues June 23, 1923 16. Old Southern Jug Band Hatchethead Blues 1923 or 1924 17. Belle Baker Jubilee Blues 1923 18. Bennie Moten/Ada Brown Ill Natured Blues Sept., 1923 19. Midway Dance Orchestra House of David Blues 1923 20. Charles Matson I Just Want a Daddy July 30, 1923 21. James P. Johnson Scouting Around Aug. 8, 1923 22. Piron’s New Orleans Orchestra West Indies Blues Dec. 21, 1923 23. Ollie Powers Play That Thing Sept., 1923 24. Tom Morris When the Jazz Band Starts to Play April, 1923 Volume 6 1. Midway Dance Orchestra Lots O’ Mama Oct. 19, 1923 2. Clarence Williams’ Blue Five Shreveport Blues Nov. 10, 1923 3. Jelly Roll Morton London Blues Oct. 30, 1923 4. Jesse Crump Mr. Crump’s Rag July 20, 1923 5. Jelly Roll Morton New Orleans Joys July 17, 1923 6. Jimmie’s Joys Wolverine Blues ca. Aug., 1923 7. Mamie Smith (Bechet) Lady Luck Blues Aug. 5, 1923 8. Paul Whiteman If I Can’t Have the Sweetie Sept. 7, 1923 9. Wade’s Moulin Rouge Orchestra Mobile Blues Dec., 1923 10. New Orleans Rhythm Kings Tin Roof Blues March 13, 1923 11. Cliff Edwards Hard Hearted Hannah 1924 12. Fate Marable Frankie and Johnny March 16, 1924 13. Arcadia Peacock Orch. of St. Louis Where’s My Sweetie Hiding 1924 14. Art Landry and his Orchestra Rip Saw Blues 1924 15. Vincent Rose and his Orchestra Helen Gone 1924 16. Elmer Kaiser and his Ballroom Orch. Monkey Business Sept., 1924 17. Charlie Creath Pleasure Mad Dec. 2, 1924 18. Fletcher Henderson Copenhagen Oct. 30, 1924 19. Marion Harris There’ll Be Some Changes Made 1924 20. Mound City Blue Blowers Red Hot March 13, 1924 21. Wendell Hall Comfortin’ Gal Jan. 15, 1924 22. Johnny Bayersdorffer I Wonder Where My Easy Rider’s Riding Now March 17, 1924 23. Original Crescent City Jazz Band Christine March 17, 1924 24. Clarence Williams (E. Taylor/L. Armstrong Everybody Loves My Baby Nov. 6, 1924 25. Harry Reser Sweet Like You 1924 Volume 7 1. Bucktown 5 Really a Pain Feb. 25, 1924 2. Duke Ellington (Jo Trent) Deacon Jazz Nov., 1924 3. Duke Ellington (Jo Trent) Oh How I Love My Baby Nov., 1924 4. Moulin Rouge Orchestra (Ben Selvin) Chicago 1924 or 1925 5. Bennie Moten South Nov. 29, 1924 6. Bennie Moten Goofy Dust Nov. 29, 1924 7. Rosa Henderson Hard Hearted Hannah Sept., 1924 8. Jelly Roll Morton (DeFaut) Wolverine Blues May, 1925 9. Perly Breed Where’s My Sweetie Hiding Nov. 23, 1924 10. Charlie Straight Henpecked Blues June, 1923 11. Clarence Jones Hula Lu Feb., 1924 12. Sioux City Six I’m Glad Oct. 10, 1924 13. The Cotton Pickers Those Panama Mamas April 9, 1925 14. Blossom Seely Lazy March 27, 1924 15. Johnny Dedroit Number 2 Blues March 16, 1924 16. The Wolverines (Bix) Riverboat Shuffle May 6, 1924 17. Jimmy O’Bryant Skoodlum Blues March, 1925 18. Lovie Austin (O’Bryant) Too Sweet For Words Aug., 1925 19. Fred Longshaw Chili Pepper June, 1925 20. Gulf Coast 7 Keep Your Temper Nov. 5, 1925 21. Boswell Sisters Nights When I’m Lonely March 25, 1925 22. Stomp 6 Why Can’t It Be Poor Little Me July, 1925 23. Oscar Celestin’s Original Tuxedo Jazz Orchestra Careless Love Jan. 23, 1925 24. Louis Forbstein’s Royal Syncopators Down and Out Blues May 16, 1925 25. Perry’s Hot Dogs Ain’t No Flies on Auntie Sept. 25, 1925 Volume 8 1. The Tennessee Happy Boys Sweet Georgia Brown 1925 2. Ben. Harney The Wagon Sept. 9, 1925 3. Charles Fulcher My Pretty Girl Sept. 30, 1925 4. Wilshire Dance Orchestra Charleston Charlie Feb., 1925 5. Bessie Smith Squeeze Me Dec. 9, 1925 6. Clarence Williams’ Blue 5 (Hawk/Armstrong/E. Taylor) Squeeze Me Oct. 26, 1925 7. Charlie Creath Grandpa’s Spells Nov. 3, 1925 8. Maggie Jones Dallas Blues Sept. 17, 1925 9. Hitch’s Happy Harmonists Cataract Rag Jan. 19, 1925 10. Hitch’s Happy Harmonists Nightingale Rag Blues Jan. 19, 1925 11. Merrit Brunies/Friar’s Inn Orchestra Sugarfoot Stomp Nov. 14, 1925 12. Blossom Seely Yes Sir That’s My Baby 1925 13. Blue Ribbon Syncopators Scratch March, 1925 14. Brownlee’s Orchestra of New Orleans Dirty Rag Jan. 23, 1925 15. Danny Small and His Ukulele Boys Sweet Man Dec., 1925 16. Jimmie Blythe Jimmie’s Blues June, 1925 17. Jelly Roll Morton Grandpa’s Spells Dec. 16, 1926 18. Ethel Waters (Joe Smith) I Found a New Baby Jan. 22, 1926 19. Cookie’s Ginger Snaps Messin’ Around June 22, 1926 20. Charlie Straight Deep Henderson May 28, 1926 21. Duke Ellington (The Washingtonians) Rainy Nights Nov. 24, 1926 22. California Ramblers Stockholm Stomp Dec. 9, 1926 23. Art Sims and His Creole Band How Do You Like It Blues June 21, 1926 24. Williams Sisters Sam the Accordion Man Dec. 18, 1926 25. Savoy Bearcats Sengalese Stomp Aug. 9, 1926 Volume 9 1. Jelly Roll Morton Sweetheart O’ Mine April 20, 1926 2. Dixieland Jug Blowers Southern Shout June 6, 1927 3. King Oliver Deep Henderson April 21, 1926 4. Francis Carter The Birth of the Blues Sept. 16, 1926 5. Bennie Moten Kansas City Shuffle Dec. 13, 1926 6. Sammie Lewis East Arkansas Shout June 14, 1926 7. Kid Ory/Johnny Dodds Gatemouth July 13, 1926 8. Kid Ory/Johnny Dodds Too Tight Blues July 13, 1926 9. Ben Pollack He’s the Last Word Dec. 17, 1926 10. The Redheads Get With Dec., 1926 11. Coon-Sanders Orchestra High Fever Dec. 8, 1926 12. Brad Gowans I’ll Fly to Hawaii Oct. 26, 1926 13. Chippie Hill (L. Armstrong, R. M. Jones) Trouble in Mind Feb. 23, 1926 14. Ada Brown Panama City Ltd. March 10, 1926 15. Elgar’s Creole Orchestra Brotherly Love Sept. 17, 1926 16. Phil Napoleon Go Joe Go Dec. 23, 1926 17. Thomas Morris Lazy Drag July 13, 1926 18. Margaret Johnson Graysom Street Blues Oct. 20, 1926 19. Fletcher Henderson Hot Mustard Dec. 8, 1926 20. Freddie Keppard Stockyard Strut Sept., 1926 21. Jimmie Blythe Old Man Blues July 26, 1926 22. Sugar Underwood Dew Drop Alley Aug. 5, 1927 23. Sam Morgan Steppin’ on the Gas April 14, 1927 24. The Pebbles Who’s You Tellin’? June 7, 1927 25. Louis Armstrong Hotter Than That Dec. 11, 1927

Adam - where did you email? it's not coming up on my computer -

the book is still available, though the full text will eventually also be available in the booklets accompanying what will be 4 separate volumes of 9 CDs (which will supposedly be issued over the next year or so) - I'm unable, right now, to list the tracks but will try to put something together - a lot of the sound on the early (pre-1920) recordings is rough, but sources were difficult to find and resources limited - however, I do think this is the best of its kind in its examination of the early origins of jazz and pre-jazz forms - of course, I am biased -

I get a very .low wholesale price and am selling direct -

finally available after a LONG delay is the First Volume (9 CDs) of the boxed set to accompany my book That Devilin Tune. This first volume covers 1895-1927 and has the full text of that part of my book. Lots of rare and noisy recordings. comes in a nice slim box. $50 shipped in the US - email me at alowe@maine.rr.com paypal, check, money order, all ok -

different style, but the best "older style" fiddler today is Andy Stein -

send me $10 and I'll send you a forged t-shirt with Justin Guarini's name on it -